tittachntent to interfere with the discharge of that ditty you owe to yourselves, your fellow-citizens, and your country. " For myself, gentlemen, however anxious I may have been for the honour of representing you, I have bad no other object iu obtaining it than the performance of toy ditty. "Looking to my profession, and the situation I have so long held about that personage who now tills the Mt one, I think, If any member of Parliament could stand ex cused in being the servaut of the Crown, it would be my self; and, as far as personal feelings and attachment could influence me, there are those es lio well know that nothing but the stronger ties of duty to you and my country could have prevented it. " But, indebted for my seat entirely to your good opi nion, my sole ambition is to deserve the confidence you have placed in we; alla whilst I hope that I have attend ed to the interests of my native city upon all occasions wherein my services have beta called fur, I leave to my political conduct, and the.record of the votes which 1 have given, to prove my independence of all parties but those of the constitution and lily country." ..II STATE OF POLLS. Nottiugham, March 16. Birch, I,799—Denman, I,799—Smith, I,7s6—RuHeston. 1,755. Radnor, March Ify. Price, 200. Lew is 52. Chester, March 15—Last day. Lord Eelgrave, 639—Sir J. G. Egerton, 593—Gen. Gros venor, se7.—E. V. Tuvinsliend, Esq. 536. • Preston, Match 14. Boma., 777-11ortM) 770—Williams 745—Hunt 761 4:rubble, March 11—Close. Graham, 246.—Curwen, s:l4o—James, 146. Bishop's-Castle, Fourth-day. W. Holmes, 87.—E. Rogers, 87,—Hou. D. Kinnaird, K R. Knight, 87. Taunton, March 15. Baring, 170— Warre, 127—N.yrootir, 107. Berks, March 16 Neville, 769—C. lluodas, 784 Hallett, 63: Stuns*. ch 13. lsaentl,l9oo'--Cu teis 1229.-CoveNHS, 1000. Duitiam (County) Third Day. Lantbton, 678—Pow le tt, 362—Wharton, 316. NEW PARLIAMENT. -4.- , MEMBERS RETURNED. )ttilborne Port—Lord Graves, Moe. B. Paget Wowey—Lord Valleiort, Geo. Lucy, Esq. Marlboroneh—Hon. John Wodelious.e, Lord Brndenell Caloe—Hon. James Abercrombie, Jas. Alacilonald,Esq. ACarmartheii—Hon. J. F. Campbell Shaftesbury—Hon. E. Harberd, A. Moore, Esq. Edinburgh—Right Hon. W. Dundati Orford—Horace B. Seymour, Esq. John Douglas, Esq. Plymouth—Sir T. Byam Martin, Sir W. Congreve. Clitheroe—Hon. R. Curzon, Hon. W. Cust Merefoid—Hun. J. Somers Cocks, It. Scadaniore, Esq. Barnstaple—Alr. Ornmaney, Mr. Nolan Lyme-Regis—Lord Walpole, Sir M. B. Folkes, Bart. Montguniery—Henry Clive, Esq. Weymouth—Right Hon. Tholllll6 Wallace, Masterton Ure, Esq. Wm. Williams, Esq.. T. F. Buxton, Esq. Wigan—Lord Lindsay, J. A. Hodson, Esq. Droitwich —Earl of Sefton, TllO3. Foley, Esq. Boston—Mr. Ellis, Mr. Heathcote Cambridge—Col. Trench, C. Al. Cheere, Esq. Cambridge University—Lord Palmerston, J. H. Smith, F.sq. Newport, Cornwall—W. Northey, Esq. J. Raine, Esq. Lichfield—Gen. Sir G. Anson, G. G V. Vernon, Esq. Pontefract—T. Hotildsworth, Esq. Lord Pol'Wigton. Maltun.—Viscount Diincannon, Hun. J. C. Ramsden. Clueenborough—Hon. J. C. Villiers, G. P. Mulford, Esq. Ludlow—Vi-count Clive, Hon. R. Clive. Worcester—Lord Deerhurst, Col. Davies. Warwick.—Sir C. Greville, C. Mills, Esq. Alidburst—John Smith, Esq. Abel Smith, Esq: Plympton—A Boswell, Esq., Geo Macdonald, Esq. East Grinstead—Lord Strai haven,lion. C.C. Jealkiiison. Totness—T. P. Courtenay, Esq., Julio Rant, Esq. Whitchurtb, Hants—Hon. J. H. P. Townshend, Hun. S. Scott. Horsham—Sir John Aubrey, R. Hurst, Esq. Portsmouth—J. Carter, Esq. and Admiral A!arkltam. Shrewsbury.—Hon. 11. Grey Bennet, Pantum Corbel, Esq. Bath—Lord J.Tbynne, Col. Palmer. Devizes—T. G. Estcourt, Esq., John Pearse, Esq. Wenlock—Francis Forrester, Esq., W. Lscuu Childe, Esq. Castle Rising—Earl of Rock Savage, Col. F. G. Howard Westbury—Mr. Barton, Mr. M. Alford. Thetford—Lord Charles Fitzroy, It. Whore, Esq. Bury St. Edmund's—Lord J. litzsuiy, limi, Col. Upton. Aylesbnry Lord Nugent, W. Rickfoi 4, Lsq. Banbury—Hum H. Legge. Newton, Laura.sliire—T. I'. Legh, I'. ClanAhlon, Esq. St. Mawes—Sir S. B. blinked, Dr. Phillimore. Bevel ley—G. L. Fox. Esq., J. 11. Wharton, Esq. Andoser—J. A Smith, Esq., Sir J. tellem. bletford— W ni. aus. Esq. SlllEVrdnspers t Vlifkg. Exeter—W. Coeirtenay, Esq. it. W. Newinini, Lsq. Lincoln—Col. Sidthurp, Rub. Smith, Esq. Northallerton-11, Pieise, Lsq., W. &bright bindles, Esq. Wilton —Viscount Fitzhari is, Ralph Sheldon, Esq. Newark—Sir W. H. Clinton, H. Willoughby. Merlon— Cul. J. Bsillie, R. Farmed. Esq. Highain Farrel.— W. Plummer, Esq. Tamuorth—Lord C. Townshend, W Y. Pi el, Esq. Peter4tielil-11. Julliffe, Esq., Lord Hotham. Launcestoii—J. Biogdru, EN., Hook Capt. Pellew. Bedford —Lard VI in. Russ A, Win. Whitbread, Esq. East Lime-6. W. Ta, tor, Esq ,'F. Ilnyurru, Esq. Oxford—C. W. itierell, 11,q., J. J. Lockhart, Esq. Rory-ell, Esq. s,. 6. Prendergast, Esq Alorpetli— ss . trio, Esq., Him. W. Hansard. Scarnorougo—lti i ,tit 11...1. L. Manners Sunni', Lord Nurnianby Ripon- Hon. F. Rot Opp, Newcastle-upon iyne—Sir M. W. Ridicy, Cuthbert Ellison ' Esq. Mao rd—Geo. Chetwoud, Esq., B. Benyon, Fag THE NATIONAL REGIST*ER. Knareisborougb—Sir James Mackintosh, Right Hue. Geo Tierney. Grantham—Hon. E. Cust, Col. Hughes. Cockersnouth—Right Hon. John Beckett, John Henry Loather, Esq. Newcastle.under-Eyne—Mr. Kionersley, Mr. Wilmot. Thirsk—R.Frankland, Esq., R. Greenhill Russell, Esq. New Sarum—Viscount Folkestone, W. Wyndham, Lsq. Don iiton— , Hon. B. Buuverie, Sir T. B. Pechell. saruiii—J. Alexander, Esq., Crawford, Esq. Camelford—Earl of Yarmouth, Mark Millhaisk, Lsq. Bodin in—D. Gilbert, Esq, J. W. Cruker, Esq. Eintwithiel—Sir Robert Wigram, A. C. Grant, Esq. Newtown, Isle of Wight—Dutlley North, Esq., Hudson Gurney, Esq. Doming, Esq. S. Moulton, Barrett, Esq. Cricklade—J. Pitt, Esq., R. Gordon, Esq. Beeralstou Lord Louvaine, Hon. Col. Perry. Tavistock—J. P. Grant, Esq. J. N. Fazakerley, Esq. Grampound—J. lines, Esq., A. Robertson, Esq. Treguay —Lord Barnard, J. O'Callaghan, Esq. • Dartmouth—Capt. Bastard, C. M. Ricketts, Esq. Cardigan—Pryse Pryse, Lsq. llelstuu--Lord J. Townsliend . , H. Hudson, Esq. Northamprost—Sir Geo. Rubinson, Capt. Moberly. liessillry— W. A. Roberts, Lsq. Beauinaria—T. Franklaud, Lewis, Esq. Winchester—J. H. Leigh, Esq. P. 31. John Mildmay, Esq. West Looe—Sir C. Hulse, H. Goulbura, Esq. Haverfordwest—W. H. Scourfield, Esq. Pembroke—J. Hensley Aden, Esq. Bristol—R. 11. DAY is, Lsq. Bright, Esq. Lancaster—Gm Doveton, J F. Cawihorue, Esq. Brillport— Scott, Esq., Spurrier, Esq. Leominsier—Lord Huthain,Sir W. lairlie. 6lalmshury—C. Forbes, Esq., Kirkwall Finlay, Esq. Christchurch— Right Hon. W. Sturges Bourne, Right lion. Gold Rose. Ss. Ives—James Graham, L. Evelyn, Esq. Penry P. Gretifell, Esq., H. Swann, Esq. Ipswich— Leonard, Esq.,— Haldimand, Esq. Worcester (County ) goo, air 1. Lioniugton Oxford (County)—J. k'aue Esq., W. H. Ashbunt, Esq. Norfolk—E. Wude house . Estes. I Banks-4.arl Temple, IfOn. Robert. Smith. Essex—Admiral sir E. Harvey. C. Canis Western, Esq. Surrey—G. 11. summer, Esq., W, J. Denison, Esq. Hertford County—Sir J. Sebright„ Hon. W. Lamb. Olocester (County)—Lord E. Somerset, Sir W. B. Guise. Westbury--Jonathan Llford, jun. and Nathaniel Barton, Esqrs. London—M. Wood, Esq-, T. Wilson, Esq., Sir W. Curtis, and the Lord Mayor. - - Southampton (County)--G. P. Jervfilse, L•'!q. J. Fleming, Esq. Sitirtleampton (County)—Lord Viscount Altisorp, Wm. Cartwright, Esq. Leicester (County)—Lord R. Manners, G. A. L. Keck, Esq. Boroughbridge (a double returo)—M. Lawson, Esq. R. Spooner, Esq., lieu. Mundy, Esq., H. Dawkins, Isq. Flint—Sir E. P. Lloyd. Southampton—Sir W. De Crespigny, W. Chamberlayne, Yarmontb, Isle of Wight—Sir P. Pole, E. H. Broadhead, Esq. Newport, Isle of Wight—Sir E. W. Holmes, Dun. com he, Esq. York—Hon. Lawrence Dundas, M. Wyvill, Esq. Shoreham—Sir C. M. Burrell, J. M. Lloyd, Esq. Monmouth—Marquis of Worcester. Somersetshire—Wm. Dickinson, Esq. Sir T. B. Leth bridge. Laucashire—Lord Stanley, John Blackburne, Esq. Wiltshire—John Benett, Esq. J. 1). Astley, Esq. Edinburgh County—Sir George Clerk, Bart. Warwiekshire—Sir C. Mordaunt, D. S. Dugdale, Esq. Staffordshire—Sir John Bougbey, E. J. Littleton, Esq. Dorsetshire—W. M. Pitt, Esq. E. Berkeley Portman, Esq. salop-.—Sir J. Kynaston Powell, John Cotes, Esq. Carom vonshire—Sir Robert Williams. Berwick—Lord Ossulston, Sir David Milne. Coventry--E. Ellice, F.sq. P. Moore, Esq. Coleliester—D. W. Harvey, Esq. James IL Wildman, Esq Reading—J. B. Motick, Esq. C. Fyshe Palmer, Esq. Denbigh—J. W. Griffith, Esq. Huntingdonshire—W. H. Fellowe', Esq. Lord John Russell. Ittiflandshire—Sir G. N. Noel, Batt., Sir G. Heatheote, art. Heri fordshire—Sir J. G. Cottrell, Bart. R. Price, Esq. Pembrokeshire—Sir John Owen, Bart. Merionethshire—Sir R. W. Vanglia 11, Bart. Callington—Sir C. Rubinson, Bt., Hon. Col. E. Lygon. Wootton Bassett—H. TWibll 2 Esq. Phillips, Esq. Cardiff—Wyndliani Lewis, Esq. IRISH. Duncannon—Hon. Thomus Knott. Lisbnruir —Horace Seymour, Esq. Dungarvou--Captain Clifford. FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS, ,ir'chompson, Clement's Lane, Lombard Street, provision Wolter. Solicitor, Mr. Pike, New Boswell Court. J. Sandbic.h, Liverpool, merchant. Sol. Mr. Chester, Staple Inn. T. Booker, Emsworth, Southampton, miller. Sol. Mr. Briggs, Lincoln's Inn Fields. J. Austin, Manchester, brick maker. Sol. Mt. Ellis, Chan • eery Lane. F. S. Symons, Falmouth, merchant. Sols. Messrs. Cardsle, Buxton, end Parlby, Gray's Inn. H. and M. Daniels, Bury Street, St. Mary Axe, merchants. Sods. Messrs. Martin and Son, Vintners' Hall, Upper Thames Street. W. Tomlinson, Hinckley, Leicestershire, innkeeper. Sob. Messrs. Long and Austen, Holborn Court, Gray's Inn. T. Hayley, Long Acre, coach lace manufacttuer. Sol. Mr. &Beckett, Broad Street, Golden Square. Ilitehin, liens, draper. SoL Mr. Gellibtand, Ausiintliars. G. Austin. Long Acre, coach plata.. Sols. Messrs. Shepherd and Parry, Bartlett's Buildings. H. Wilkinson, Lindley, near Iludderst:eld, York, copperas manufacturer. Sul. Mr. Walker, Lincoln's Inn Fields. G. White, Great Driflield, York, cabinet maker. Sol. Mr. Spence, Threadneedle Street. 91 T. Ellison, Liverpool, corn dealer. Sol. Mr. Norris:, Jrhu Street, Bedford Row. W. Turner and J. North, Mold green, Yorkshire, fancy ebi. thiers. Sol. Mr: I.ake, Cateaton Street. J. Levi, Wells. Norfolk, cabinet maker. Sol. Mr. Blakelock Serjeant's Inn. Fleet Street. T. Salisbury, l'icston, Lancashire, grocer. Sol. Mr. Blakelock. Serjeant's Inn. D. Auguillar, Devonshire Square. wine merchant. Suit, Messrs. Pearce and Sons, St. S within's Lane. B. Tanner, Burr Street. East Smithfield, merchant. Sots. Messrs. Lamb and Mann, Princes Street, Bank. T. and D. Asquith, Bennondsey, and T. Mellish. New Kent Road, ship owners. Sole. Messrs. Courteen and Robinson. Walbrook. DIVIDENDS. April 4. W. Howden, Cannon Street. insurance broker -18. E. W. Gray, Alton, Southampton, banker —l. R. A. Clu- Die. Berwick-upon•Tweed, corn merchant-4. 11. Dennet, Wil son Street, Grays Inn Lane, cow keeper-.-4. W. Williams. Amen Corner, bookseller-8. J. Amis, Little Britain, tisbinon ger-8. J. Neale and S. Warner, Misr Street. wholesale linen drapers--8. J. Witchurch, Houndsditch, coach master.-4. J. Jackson, Manchester, butcher—March 85. L. H. H. G. Con stant, Wellclose Square, sugar retinerApril 4. W. Newby. Agremont, Cumberland, currier. CERTIFICATES to be granted. April 4. J. Pasmore, Warnford Court, Throgmonon Street. ship owner—W. P. Weise, Tooley Street. hat manufacturer—J. Bur locke, Catherine Street, Strand, button and trimming seller— s. Skinner, Sharp's Buildings, Rosemary Lane, slop seller—T Moore, Paddington, flour Actor—F. King, Richard Street. Commercial Road, victualler—T. Spence Maryland Point, Strat ford, dealer—W. Lynn, Dean Street, Soho, watch and clock maker—W. E. Browne, Brixton., stock broker—W. Davies, Argued, Monmouthshire, dealer—S. IVatters, East Lane. Bermondsey. anclionanith—G, Leyburn. Bishorgate Street, provision merchant—J. Walker, Harp Alley. ironmonger—W. Bewley, Manchester, tailor—C. Proctor, Hints, Staffordshire, farmer. ' Extract of a letter from Ross-shire.—" We have all been agitated by a most unpleasant business, which took place a few days since, on a part of Mr. Munro, of Nova's property, called Culrain, near Gladfleld. The object of the Sheriff's going was to se his officers perform their duty of executing the summons which was to warn the people from their farms. As they had before resisted, the Sheriff was obliged to take with him a considerable force, in order to carry the business into effect. About ifty special constables were sworn in, and a party of about 25 militiamen accompanied them. This force proved very inadequate, and a scene took place truly horrible, in which 13 of the Sheriff's party were wounded, and of these one had his skull fractured by a stone, which hit him in the forehead. The Sheriff was in imminent danger; he was hit by three stones, one of which cut his hat. He went amongst the people, thinking to soften them by rea soning, but it was all in vain. They called out to him that he used to be on the side of mercy ; that they thought he would protect them ; but that he now came to oppress them like the rest. The mob appeared as if raving mad; and those who first attacked seemed furious, and were chiefly women. The men were drawn up on a height, and had taken quite a military position. behind a wall, with their lire-arms in readiness. There were about 200 armed. The force with the Sheriff could not attempt much; but the militiamen were ordered (in hopes of fright ening them) to charge with bayonets, when the women, instead of running, as expected, literally rushed among the bayonets, crying out, We must die any way ; better to die here than in America, or at the Cape of Good Hope; we don't care for our lives' We fear it will be impossible to remove these people without bloodshed." ta cm:root, March 13.—The poll closed timilly today; Canning and (iascoyne were of r muse returned. Soon attar which, a man came to the Town Hall, and before several Magistrates voluntarily made oath, that last night he had become privy to a conspiracy for the assassination of Mr. Canning during his cliiiiring.„'which is to take plate to-itiorrow. Great ccastrrnation fur a time prevailed. Orders were partly written to till the town %ilk tuili tar)—they were suspended, and at length good sense prevailed. It was considered to he a base fabrication or the deponent, and it was resolved that the procession should take place, accompanied by nothing but the civil power. The man's story is, that he overheard 200 men, assembled on the outside of the town, font, a deliberate plan to shoot Mr. Canning ; of these 200 be only knew one by sight, and that man he cannot find. This fellow, a ,hurt lime ago, was concerned in another plot—lie had been plotting against his neighbour's property, and got put into gaol ; %him there he disclosed a plot to murder the gaoler, which ilimetosure, I suspect, set yid liens very well in the bum of trial, and now finding plot making a good trade, he has invented another. In shot t, the alAgis trates themselves began to regret that the otticions and wicked zeal of this vagabond shook' have placed them in the situation it has dune. They do nut believe a word of it, yet they are bound in ditty to use precautions, which are extremely offensive and mijust to the loyal and w ell- disposed people of thus town. There is nut a man who would commit such a crime, and the police know it. • The Queen of England arrived, on the 22d of February, at Rome, where she alighted at the palace of Lucien Bonaparte, which she had engaged for a month. The Coven-anent had not sent her any guard of honour; and neither the Minister of Hanover, nor the Consul-General of England, have waited upon her Nlvjesty. It is true that she travels with a passport, containing only the name of Coun tess Oldi, but she is everywhere announced, on her journey, us the Queen of England Sat F. Burdett has left town.' for Kirby Park, his seat in Leicestershire, to prepare fire his trial, which is expected to take place on Wednesday next, at Leicester. - +il_