The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-06-17 00:00:00

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reit'inotrotpoisii*ifititsm:EN.
twee peetsiillho saleable Ilareal with•
out as. will 'fie Vatificatioe
thereisenl. ' • •/-', '
"1101tWeBrierlif iiiflting:indteSintrys t eon.
=44 itelittet so iitlitsints feellnp of every
heartening at the sameiline to gime in •
milli of thee* that are their ablek and beet de-
feelletWelltat Sir Roust Wallow hat ptovid
preeminent among the number of the same,
stands confirmed •by the highest authority ; sada
eholakka-ovie Sovereign has (through the advice
Int inlistioess of men who may be justly termed's;
dbermate their Causally) declined bestowing be tile. •
sselighteend Politician, able General,. aid trimly vire.
moos ilia, any of those honours so ezteestrely,:
but partially, distributed' at this last peace, Sir R. W.
cau still boast of possessing that which line mote
valuable than any honour the protest Chief Ma-
gistrate of this Country could have awarded him-TI
mein We approbation, esteem, respect, and thii.
event atintsienie of the honest, intelligent, and dii-
erlieleatiag pail of the British Nation; sad= that be
anadebigis is tho eitimation of other Sovereigns,,
Ltiteliili*ilettni, by_ his tarp, is, -1 je,,l sll
alwasOlitiopontrymen a,
_large; bet tansy veleo
• 9Plend ignernene os that bead, I woltd'reciii:i
seed the perusatiot your Paper et diferestrtiedll-,
7,44 we ought naturally to associate lioneess.cestePred
• heit..ledividual, will' sew owlecafeal aliriferism
sewslociee the part of that isidlisideal, I Wield beg
leave to ask those shistesak dealers in Ceoisei, Star',
-ted„sod green Rilmiods, kc. *c. a hither.
a certain Honourable- Admiral of the White (and io
certain lathed., yclaped Lord High Admiral), has
hies created a Grand Cress for his distiogrished
conduct, as Captain of a 74, on the lee of Julie,
171142.,5ed in tbe nest place, why the First
Lien-
. teaser of that ship, for .his (though in a different
way) also distinguished conduct, encountered so
many obstacles in obtaining the rank of Commander;l
in which he died about siz years back? While
looking forward to the period when
.merit will, in
every instance whatever, meet its due reward, I beg
to subscribe myself
AN ENEMY TO UNDUE PARTIALITY.
Albany Chambers, 15th June, 1818. •

LEICESTER ELEC.

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TO TUB EDITOR OF THE PTATESMAN. •
Sta,—The Election for this Borough Commenced
this day, at the Towo Hail. Yon will already have
Itno apprised that, owing to the Corporation hav-
ing abandoned their old and faithful Member, S.
Suitu, Esq. and the other Member, T. BAIIINGTON,
LMel. not having thoeght proper to offer himself again,
It PARIS, Esq. .(ton of J. PARES, Esq.) and J.
.10Alpitipi.a,.E;4. bankers both of this.plakt,-tiffered
4hvensolves
.atagidates ; the former open lade•
pandtiet priaciples, and the latter as a staunch friend
to Church and State. Both parties have canvassed
the coma for the last seven days, and no third Candi-
date offering, they have been both returned, and are
now (two o'clock) traversing the town, paying their
respects to the inhabitants ; the chubs le which they
are seated being elegantly decorated for.the occa-
sion. Pe being neatioatedi Mr. PARES made a short•
bat pithy speech, professing himself ao ardent ad-
mirer of the rights sod liberties of Ms countrymen,
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ra friend to every 'practicable retrenchment, and an
41110dey to overstrained tONation. Mr. MANSFIELD
l'illSO shortly addressed his Constituents, observing,
`t.isitt his principles were already well known (he is
,Receiver-General of Tease for the county !), and that
be should pay every attention to the local and general
bterests of his Constituents. Mr: PARES wall rep-
InrooslY applauded : the friends of Mr. M. also
testified their app;obatioat bet not is so ardent a
elenort.
Waster. Jame IC 1518.
Mr. Stamm concluded his entertainments at the!
Lyeetsn, last eight, with the following Address:•-••
LAWN AND Giormstiol.—The olllY Weal pert of joy ex-.
ertiams aim ressaiee—that of bidaleg lea farewell.' Ilse yew
parealbraints harem entirely exhausted she laggoage dealt-
eaguagagailha, that they hAre left use an choice of terms that
can czar* az milted., fur " overdo* lag omit briniest me-
dico es 4" " rapmema, anaaleasue, mid susbutswied applause;"
i" mina laughter;" •• sogoalided apprcohalloo ;" sod "on-
'access." 1 most, ore, contest isys- If with
WAerleadles4 rooms. horsiest*, vieseere. phraseology, the
tsialito tribal* of sty heartfelt &mks. Accept, Ladies sod
this Wisely bet ionise expression-of my feelings,'
aird t=elMil It will hetes proudest wailers los of my Ilk.
that der' the come if forty eventeop' owerhaioestuts) .1 Mist
hees * Daly alai fell homes, bid she by ryes' op-
-1 prebatioa and applaose., TheAseelliof wielder I had drew
1 likely le tearing- Me Warily' of Mist her Alai the reviler.
threstres, and which was soma lbw prebiesnatleaL 141 now Ale
tided, sad 1 may my (wittiest mare vanity than your email.
ritgenteot art filly purify), is decided ia my favour. I ore.
me. leave the Metropolis s with that plentiful bravest
'kith hastipeowl I. the sneshioe of your favour. Bet this' 1
beg testate distiomly,that while I its advised a hat my perform-
awes are within she strict letter Ouse law. so fear shalt deter me
tree proceeding, end that 1 will re intatrenaouay ape kltegy ,Isy
eserares that may be permed. ID *IIPPW/A. asB IVO" altloo• •
'poly ro my injury ; and that I shall dotage nit the thMegies of
se Irma the recollection that 1 use camomile( lir the',
coon of the Public, who base we right so hocerailled of their;
lawful opuseuseals. et to be told by Patentees. " if yao wool
come so laugh with us, we ill take care you shall net go lb
Inalkeisesrhete." That I. *all make yea laugh vela ash,
.e..er
lapin. 'L slacerely h ye i sad Malik I mast choose afittl?
'esiDattlate; palest theatres add motaspoly,. I do .soldifsWsat.
I the cordad satisfaetioo of meeting wale mat year
as asaartim ling faces as have graced this Theatre forshe last
Cosby alights. that I have bad the bosom' sad loappieem of re..
*Wag you " AT Houk." •
YeareitaAlt I AnetherTlrstrry TdoVIIAND POl7llO
Odds *at sold by CataatiLty in One Half, Two
Eighths,. and Foot filetesetbs. The. Somber of the
Ticket is 0,481, and the fortunate olders may re-
ceive their money em dessad. -TM, is the Third
Pike et 120,901) sold ,by CASIIOI.II. in the last Are
moths. Tit highest Prise was also sold by him en
the lest day ;• we mey therefore millepede that b-
-00014440 his sledge at the head of the Pell o,
i imaAT, tub Jineklybeit the Lottery- will boleti.,

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