The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-02-24 00:00:00

NORTHERN l'O WHF.R.

York. Nelsen-ale. and Edinburgh roaches, and to all
pm. or So. North, every Morning, at a quarter peed S.
Nianeltester. Lancaster, Roelidale. Iluddergtield.
Rri.lford: I. eds, Ila Minx. Rotherham, and Sheffield.
r..aettes, daily.

CARRIERS,
To Tokio-ohm. lirratford. and Islewortit, every Mon-
de), Wednesday. Friday. sail *surds).
EAMES and Co.. Proprietors.
Parcels and Packages are .tafrly and expeditiottely con-
%eyed from this lot, to evert City, Town. Village. and
Coaatte seat ins". following Counties. iz. : —lllorkt. Burke,
Clone' Detbn. Dorset. liuntt. Hereford, ttloheester-
krut, Oxford. Senter,vt, Murry,. Susses. Wits, %Verve-4er.
Routh Wiles, all pnrtc of the isle of Nicht. Jerset• (Need-
le), and altparts of Frame : and to all Parts of the North
Tale notice. that no package. containing glass. chine,
vitehel. plate, cask. or Hank notes. howeree glaall the
tater. will be accounted for. if lost or damaged; oor any
"her parcel or passenger's luggsze. of more than 51.
lebqs* "veiled as Omit whoa deli% ered at the 011icss and
Paid for,artlikagly
\Wit Port.rhahoes, &e. at the shortest notice. •

ltif R. ALDERMAN WOOD earnestly solicits
IVI the emend tuad rmitinned 0%141101U califs Friends by
an mike Canvas% of all the I.irerymen in their respective
districts, as hitherto his daily :Wendel*, on the House of
Commons has *bilged him to leave the City at an earl
hour; and expressethis hope, if he should he enable to pay
his personal revers to every Liveryman. which he is very
desirous to do, that it mar he attributed to the real muse—
his attention to that putd;r duty *Hell he has alwa) s thought
psevnlount to every other ronsialeration. and re4peetfullv
entreats that anv-ronsemnications which esn'promote his see-
ress may he addressed to the Committee in Falcon-square.
where they will daily attend.
Fakma-square. Feb. rt. 114/0.

A T a very ntimemus and hichly respectable
AIEVTIVI nf the LIVERY and other FRIENDA of
11dermait TIIORP, held at the London Tavern, on Wednes-
,ln, 23410 f February. 1410.
ROYCE COMM.:. F.K. In the ('hair.

It wag. Resolved unanimously. I. That it is of
portend. to the prosperity of the country. that its
Protease. in Parliament should be Indy attached to lb&
'priaelples of the Constitution. as established h) the Resr
halloo of Itteth: and that hissing a floc reamrd to th.• *pint
prerovati% es of the l'roun. the% should protect to the utmost
of their power the lihertie, of the people.
2. That Aldermen Thorp'. asowel of those principles ob-
tained fur hiss the soffrsves of bin fellow-citizens nt the [ant
Election and thin Meeting recollects. with the titmont
arntlllestion. thet. as a Nlenilwr of Parliament. he has in-
variably adhered to them.

it in-

3. riat his Willi) of aceess, his known independence.
disinterested public spirit and Intetritv. his general know-
ledge of the Commercial and Nlanitthetwring interests of Me
nation, hit unremitting attention to his public ditties. his re-
gard to the local inteissos and corporate rights of his Con-
stituents. his uniform support of economy in the public es-
pruilitere, and his firm attachment to a free representation
or the people in the House of Commons. as well as to all the
rights and privileges of the subjee. entitle him to the cordial
support and confidence of this Meeting. and to the norm
support of the Livery of London.
4. That this Meeting do ph- pp themselves collectively
and indi ideally to use their most strenuous; exertions to se-
vire the re-ttlectiou of Alderman Thorp. and do forthwith
form themselves into District Committees for the purpose of
au ionise Nate and general remote. as the means best calcu-
lated to aecomplish that most desirable object.
S. That these Rescsintiont be signed by the Chairman,
and inserted in the Morning and Et ening Paper 4.
1101(11.: COMAE. Chairman.

It w•a• resolte I nnitnimon,ly. Thit the Thai(• of this
Meeting he given to Roves Combo, Esq. for his polite and
able eoniliiet in th,• ('hair.

The I.i%er ar.• revectfitllv Informed. that %Itleronan
Tlsnrp'r Committee will meet daily at the King's neat! Ta-
vern. Poultry, where all eutausunications will be thaukfully
received.

TO TIIE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY

OF LONDON.

fluxrd.toorx,
WHEN 1 offered myself to your notice at the
last Uenersl Election as a Candidate to represent
you in Parliament, I made an explicit avowal of-he princi-
ples which. in the event am) success, weenid guide my poll-
Heel conduct.

Elevated to that distinvvished situation by your unhisssed
sulfranno. I have endeavoured to perform its important (holies
with zeal. fidelltl. and valentine. with an honest desire to
support the rights and peiyilezes of my fellow citizens. and
to promute the real interests and prosperity of the F.mpire.
The dissolution of Parliament will shortly terr n 'e the
trust which you then so generously reposed i. at . and
3oto will be called upon tuexerrise one of your mo t "'tumble
rights.
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The kind and friendly reception I have experienced daring
my COUVIII4, and the very 'Tattering revolutions of support
unsniononsly pissed at the numerous and revertible public
Meeting assembled this des. encourage me to solicit. with
the most sanguine expectations of success, the renewal of
your confidence.
I trust my past condurt will afford the hest 111%AlMeet' of
my sincere and crakes nttarsment to our excellent Consti-
tution, of mv firm determination to support every roe snare
of economy and retrenchment. and nay ardent desire to pro-
mote a fair and free representation of the people in the
Commons House of Pnrliament, which is equally essential
to the stability of the Throne and the liberties of the subject.
I bars the honour to be, Gentlemen. your faithful and
oberlipt servant. JOHN THOS. THUMP.
King's Head, Poultry. std Feb. MO.

OLD M()NEY OFFICE. 2. Duke-street, Add-
phi.l./ established in !Nat.—Town and Country Hankers
and Merchants' Rills Cashed. and to any amount, the moment
Hie solidity can be eteertalnad.-41090 is reed%. or Wt.
to, be advanced upon deposits of every description of pro-
perty. &r. at a short notice ; plate. jewels, watehes,
nag wool's" goods ; sad where the country Renk.ers' Bills
upon London are lit long' dates, then pert cash. sad *bill
open Condon. at a short date given. £1U,01,10 read) to be
advanced upon freehold property.

Mr. Hutchinson, from the Bank of England, presented
an amount of the applications mule by the First Lord
•f the Treasury and the Chancellor of the Exehequer to
the Ili rectors, respecting ads-suers to thnernment to
the :ills of January, left, and other rapers, which were
subsequently, upon the motion of the Earl of Lauder-
dale. ordered to he printed.
Mr. Johmum presented the Annual Acenunt of the
Loudon Mick l imipany ; and Mr. Johnson, from the
Offiee of Chief Secretary fur Ireland. Ileturtis respecting
Prisons, which were ordered to lie u;u.o tlu• table.
The Writs Bill was, on the motion of the Earl of
CAIINAHVON, ordered to be read a second time on
Friday. The Lords to 1w suttamoned.