The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-06-27 00:00:00

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SATURDAY, JUOlt 27, is

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' The proceedings in the Westminster Election were .
yesterday of a more tranqoil cbiracter 'than oc this
preceding day. Caleb Balduria (now dokend Su;
Caleb) and his gang of pence brerkers heel% been
presented from continning,tneir exploits 1444 / •
vice of the so mach professed preserveetfeker.
Though Sir Faracts Bustairres votera4kiisji,ttN
up in such numbers as was espected, probibt'y from •
apprehension of danger to their persons fres the
furious band of roffilns who had curamifted snob
outcages on the persons of the Hen; Barourg
friends on Thursday, yet Sir Fineman was 237elisid i
Sir IVtonsAV MAIWILLL, and only '292 belosi
Snwear. KostiLLY. On the whole, it is Miami disi
slit pettiest Isrocefdi Teri Taversbly fet:o44-001i. •
cattle. ' Seirersl Gentleriven,
dependence of their political pastels**. Pik
the Hastings, among whom wire the Ma niefs,;ft
TAYISTOCK, Lord MbIITIPORD, the •Illen. qui
BeNKFTT, Mr..Birma; Mr. !Juice, the UonoaX:
DOUGLAS KINSIAIIIII, and others. The spettchesof
of several of theta Gentlemen, which we report, ink
be found extremely interesting, as they ,elacidsta
some points to the pretensions end merits of the Cie.,
didares; which require to be placed in a proper light.
No aid or this kind is necessary, properly to &ppm+.
ciate the character and claims of Sir Fer.ecis But.
DETT. These have long been so decided, so. radii.,
guivedly before the Public, and honoired with the
seal of general approbation, that doubt is out of

the question, and objection is only found where the
very reverse of his political sentiments prevail.. It
now appears, however, a desirable setter to Sir
SAMUEL ROVILLY'II Friends, to prove heyoed gigi. ,
-pichmi that his estimable character has the additional ,
recommendation of his being a firm filmed' of Prfiv,
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alimentary Reform. Sir SAMUaLt we katestr,,theogf
opposed, is some respects, to many Reformers,
.becmspestardly avowed kirmsrif deeply Impressed
with.; the necessity - o f'l44 (M: itt the Kepnseate.
ties ; and; .in one ef . his speeches, which his
friends have cited, be declared that be attuned
with Pyre when that Merlon* advocated the cattle
of Reform with more enthusiast(' than flee he ais,.
' played • in • any other cues., sod that 6* every shirt;
:winch he bed since observed, and more paesicularly
Since be had hiniself become a Member, had only
served to strengthen‘that impression." This mut*
'we have to add io proof of • the concerrenee et 1040.0
and experienced minds in the expediency of '16.-..:.
form, whether it ansoettt to ['Diverse! Suffrage eti,,
staking the renewal ef.Parliames. swat. The fp* '
tion•of whether, if a thing Is groo*
~. Itt:degfel, ..
it must be proper and desirable ' 7.,
.s I row,
,fe shall not interrupt the present Pooh. )0 discos. ft
liras a very pleating Mean-satiate twitifeees the*, _
lantary tribute which hir.lxiset'll yestatatii I* .
in the Hustings in tba merits of both Sir F. Bitatellitli
cod Sir S. Rowsurt. - On the polities, peetensitair!“`, •
Capt. M .4.xw cr.'. it seems almost unnecessary t0.!.5.,•
He is. supported
_brill the power of the Court;
ll* Government, 'and .of course en intended step:. ,
porter of these in return. The artfif policy of,tisit '\,
CASTLEREAGII Administration is carioally display,
ed -on this occasion. The Election of Sir Moasai.2.,
MAXWEI.I. for Westminster, would be adduced A.:':'
a ptoof of. the popilerity• sod acknowledged 4 .
dom of the.pteseat Ministers sod their system, sad
would be made to repel the expressed desire for
Reform ; yet Ministers dare not pat, the principle
they wish to establish to a fair and epee test. They
dire not propose any one of the ludividissis she
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have in Parliament supported them through the obeli-
course of their iniquitous masers* ter no inmost
man would' have disgraced himself by .eptilisiehtt
'Champions of despotism, taxation, esdlletwity. NI
were under the necessity of setting apse nett and es. '
tried inen, and to bate' recourse for suctem.lo IN
usual expedients—..prefesslests. paotnisee, arts, ia-
Otsildition, apd intrigue.. Bet in spite of all
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the efforts of the Treasury, endives all the canvass. .i
hags of Ladies BATHURST,CORSIVALLIS, the Parma,.
and the Tax-gatherers, nay, in spite of the proye.o 1
of the *bole host of Bishops themselves, this effort .4
of the Corruptionists will terminate' in their detest.
The Ministerial Prints feel this, but they el..
fect to disguise their conviction coder an of- ,
seined confidence in the success of their`ifsvouthe
'Candidate; but the weakness of their csse
is nlvoifested by the imputations, the base anti
unfounded calumnies, sad the low end WS
.scurrility they/ heap on their opponents. If co..
,ruption exists, it is on the side of those who hart
' practised and defended it through the whole mute' 4 ~
their lives, and whose conduct is bloated with it—fad • •
pliy and unworthy means are inconsistent with ift• ~
cause which the inhabitants of Westminster espeast• ..,,
Amidst ell the ,accusations the Courier is units* „
, making, not One fact; or instance of departure ftpli.s.r. ,
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purity, on the side of the poplar part/slits ei

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