The National Register. — London, England, 1820-03-12 00:00:00

S 2 GL M,11.11. ELECIIONS. CITY ELECTION. Fewer The filtatle commenced 41 MI early hoar Tuesday m •ruing, an .i lietore eleven o'clock GuiLlha ll was 'thusly tided 1414, p efsoits aiedon , tOr the Candidates to make their appearance. •I'he Concuss r Rooms, is • and Calraten-•'avert, di.pl.lyt•J their hammers be looting to me respeeti,e l aun.datr. ; and every thing • lit( C token of a t -e. very ellllll,l.—Tite wall.• celltl - to the Hall wear also rOVII real with plat aegis, with • tt althea:An :lad the ►'lll sly of Election."—" tVuad, the F. haw! a.t • Jwit.'e aid It as o naiiil)."..-'• TllOll. and the Cuilstittiltuts," Al ten luiuutt. after twelve Alderman Curtis entered 1 Ist. HA, and paoceealed 13 the Council l:bassiber. On lass appealenee he was assailed vank loud his-es end tip roar. Tile trail a4l sou* cleated, ha order that none but t et v torn Might Ire present. Aidel was Wood'a pa,sine up the steps, he was re caviare' wills loud applause. aim ** vi oud far ever, " echoed tall 111441111 W Halt. Tile uturrCamihalale• Otte 4160 111/Ittrd M 1111 111411t4 ut appira!).itioia at hie) . passcd iii ssteelhatiosti and Ilse Hall rapidly haled with Lives y men. A few ui i iiii 'reline this the Load tlayor aid Shwas elite Ircti I.i? Mill, tool manic alistely prOceetltill 10 the st loot slit' (:oltifictii Cries trail the usual Pro claniatioe, she rah titerieweLt. addressed the Livery to the fo haw. tug etteet t—tie misled every person would be heard with eradiate, let their political opeisionv be what 0041141.) busman' rattlit NS said his colleague had left emitting to observe, lost he 14011111 Set lowa' lially hisisself, awl he anneal endeavour that every our elar should —(Hell I) the Luau M %Olt said, otivi ills hi swell io the nonce of the Lila sy, as 4 Calltilti4l4' hill' I of a seat ill Yet threaten, he should sa) hot lolls. Ile hail the oh hay ma hems a M.iiti•lrate sal Illy Cit) 111411 y years, 011 , 1 as his comfier' 111001 bat Aoutt 11, be should nut ledVel l 10 It. If he' had Illy good lot lane to he It ens tied, lass anxious desire would be to serve the City taithrtilly and inch-trends tolly. :Applause.) Nis WILMA o Cturts theta ratite forward :coils' asp pltmso 4101 111••1 a. lie dad 0111, 11C 044111. CiolUC 10401 e 1 1 / 1 111 01. All old foamed o ilk a new tae:'. for he was glad to are 1i• Liter, *holm lie lead teprenciiirti 10 six sure•a'ssive l'aillaiitrait. Palate loco %%vie Wady% carped at, roil if 1e4.1 a hole in their coat, it outdid be sore to get Law mid if they had not a giontsnalitted friend, 0116 at. , ) • tend) 10 snook(' One. ' l • he I.llieS indeed, oda lenge 'holes, • Never was seen such tittles. " Sit c •m ten *IOU declaring, that upon the Cosa 1)111 he had burst most alit slll hit •'tpuaiolOii 0111(1, ma the P.opes ay Tax, i.e had brought los %Austin 1441111011 is lbo,t/011 itidiv Rituals mid neateuuut the Meunier' cwh plete•ly. (Ilierr was so 110161 intro millions to this speech that 1101 r 1000 hell a Wawa amino cave heated it.) .Hales atoit. WOOD stood loroard amidst loud opplatise. lie toad the 11,. ry weir in posse - moon of este of the weal s si 1401..4 '1 bey *ere to e►ect Foie pi cm:4I4IIIMS Mt tee City of Leudoe. 11 was for Iltriai to jii.lge alto wrae Win thy to ue "reward. He had 1111 tither C 1.1141 10 tlicit Sidi 1 0tg . 1•6 01411 111 C conscientious sense of haviii4 executed the slashes entrusted to him. The Liver, 0 04e to decide %hillier lie had dhiel.ai 6,-41 them i saostai two, li ss mad be tiseicsb 11111110 10 make proressinsis ; tt iontio.rd Inc any but ilie spun tailcoats support el the Livery. They well knew that he had ho pa.i melee lit hilitiesiee a yule. Their suppart lie only ask, ai Noun jolUld that lie had 111.110: 1166 4111 s). Ile (Ada Allll Ilse 'tropic, aO.l lir Teter autud eelli.t;u:dl their itifetest. Ile Was wady, 101 4 Alagistialc, to ells el, ail mats, and the City 1111;;111 r.111'111:1M 111/Ull him as as sup. pus lei of Ills' CocalllllloUlt. He I speeted to Its si tr.s tile tsirt•saa ash his tel'ow•citiet Aid. Triune said, he oilered himself to their mai( e nn flits eery looportimit occosiult, nitro jury acre Called to evereiselilie of the timid valualileol their privileges, simnel', our Lit eirni of 4, Caliber 14 fella' 111 our C House a. Pao tiatortil, to 0 110.11 11W) 11.11 L ulJy marmot:4l their pra.- psaty. hat tlit 0 lay Wirt' .r,, 1410 s. Ile s ups eased it hope mat tar s, iiiii 1,1 br .tole Ito iertiotowaid littiortf to lurid 0 .tice.—lie rottl4 oat Irtnisl of peal talents 1114 wraith, hot tie 004(4 :tirol sit no 01411 in lUdeileittleUte land no dela orsire 111 pluluutrcivil lOW irl.giOtot lawn). lie coticiuded 1.. ia,..,11,41 of hr uses retinue:it iu paiii.tueo, lie shout.' C1A11 . ..%41W 11l 1110.011014' !Oyu leKal tog 1116• Aid 11.utnrtx 1.4111. 11W LIVIA) Mere 11111 10 exercise (hi- most iistirisimit lam itriosiogiosA to/ 111 r I ot a, iiiii iiii i ,old lay %ulna %ratline lob 14It the• lalll s 1 imp... lout 11(111 Inv( could p.n•rsa. liar a iglu tat electio4 il.vereseiat.itne 111 1 . .11 . 11.1111V111 MA! 110• MO Ibasag wassail dial IligUldled 11 lort• 61410 11.011 11 slate ut .l.triy, land It %A aa of na• ullitozol lu.• 110. IlliS •ollild lie eatrcut•.l 1/1 4.t0 chic 1110111411(1110 II w 'linos they simuld axCl l't-I' ol a otli 111(10'1WWW.W.. 1.1.,4111011110, (111Wl'Ailae they heir, 66 ••1111.1 „el lrolooU6 10 ticl. IstlelW4drilli) for Mem. it Ivry till nos ah.vrar and its at pen), iliduroot e, non cooed vary e spa aa a loalielatialalre w I•oria.iur,al 10 adiutil u. .lase.) Ile 4..1 not 416.1 lit tirtaao Ul ill. lie 041) ra•ss,raa.icll Ilan UV( r.t that Ilia) had to comities at limber car iiiria meals ea hit hope:Areal het.,se. Lehi 11.01 pes formed toeir duty peyes - i.t or ottirro Ise. 'those also had votes. rot tar :radii 1.ha.11 61.aaaJoi,4 'inns. avid toe tos.ease 5,11,1 Ar. , ( "yi n I . e . e l iar itoinntleird it rp i esesiltilite as as I 61 tidied Ille halal'. 'I WI 110.11' 4:011,1114W,.00 Limo applause.) all, at irsov cool I not any he hod dame much fair liar Corodorrt 041 tot test ideate cam. 10. 11111 Ise 114 a u en all inn, to suppo.l all the advaaliagev upuu Kllll - 11 the c:hs,•.n 111 LI4IIOOII to is. .1 In• atlas di •100.11 pulati.•s to alintil hini twitlit (.I. , vei totoelll, rather titan the oilier sole sit toe loess taus; yet lie rit.o.tl 111(1114 01C1 A sill ',negate), and endea• valor 1.41 alleillll 111• 1111,1111* • via• illy I/7 IAIIII/.111. Ile *o* IAIIAI4/LIS 1.1 Irlllillll 11l io.1.6e(611111 01 1.1: tatarlll i.l t 11io4- ClilArits. He 14 as alrto I'm. eat lit act apish liat lot Silt ikbe lie bad ado, It'.: ; to 1 of 'oleo it v Jat w a n,. of liar al. • Altiel 1.1 , 11 were then put iu I1.1:1.1114111/11, and II at.e%% 0l hem:* 144•'11 MI lll. 414. 8 i5m. Ut 1141111 g them tui I tal..titiii, as Kepi rut Mauves Sal lil,llll 111 : show in Latour of A iiltill)Ltin %up Ir.-1.. PIYbIr. 'loaf fa . Al '.ltll.lls 11 U. {. I I . .ii 4 Or • miliatino of IV.Lowo.to na, dist ni.ltU II loud pLudit. and nob of hots. Mr Sm . . d ICoru W ELL than dri Lred Ihr sl u m of lino& to IDE n 1 lak.,uo of Aldermen 11 uu.l, Thule, 11 atuthmaii and el•eu. THE NATIONAL fIEGISTIII A poll t4.la then sieiumedcd t b. Was of bar %V. Curti. aud tlie Lord Mayor Elie pull hooks were accordingly opened. At Four o'clock the poll I ka cloaca, and sous after the folio mg numbers were c klishited : Woml - . 111,•i I %COO:nail -- - UI• 11 awns - 105 t 111114 . iJ - r . 103 After Ike ski bst et returned and the 1. 0 Loud Mawr - - 60 uuuiurr+ cavil Candidate tall was atljutti ned at Hiatt IDDLESEX ELECTION. Tuesday it Meeting of the Freeholders of Middlesex was hald at the Freemason's Tavern. tor the purpose of forwarding the election MS. C. Whitbread, Istp. in opposition to Mr. Mellish. filr..%lanin. the barrister, - taken tile chair, Sir F. Burdett addressed the meeting, and ur,, td mein to exert themseises otnuill of Mr. Whitbread. ire concluded by moving a resold. two declaratory of the present lamentable state of the country.- 1 Several Ottlet ItitUilt s, VO:OglOg tire meeting to exertions in layout of Mr. Whitbread. twv.ug pascal u n animously, that Chaulemon was introduced. !le was eVitteody a good meal inti midated. As soon as siienec timid be uutamed, tor tae plaudits were of the molt entimstasiic coaracier. he said, he was too much unaccustomed to public al;. cog, w ere ante to do justice to his feelings. and his great apincnencon was, lest he should fail in expressing in maaner lit. Jeep sense of tile honour concerted on nini and his family. W tiaiever might be the result ht the contest, this event could never be etilicef from his grateful recollection. The proceeam.;in %him they had engaged was honourable. must lionouradle ; it was to bCCure to the county a bewail Sleuiber who would oppose those llmisiers whose 111103411 upon the Constitution had been too frequent, amid but too WC. ettgliottlt. (Great Niter etatill e t that he should support the prumpliai winch hait secured tne 'throne to tile Brunswick Family. raid the cause of civil :mil religious liberty, he observed, that an explicit avowal might be expixted froin him on the im portant quemon of Itefurm—inaporiant tie called it, because on Reform, ere uelieeett, depended tileir liberties. lie should w oe:twat to promote tales Reform which would produce an diluent, a tree. and all mdepeneent CUllllllOll6' house of I'arlia. mem. if they exerted timoiseives with Activity. lie doubted not that tiIICCeSS stand attend tizetn, and lie would have theta to remember. if they triuminied, that tile niumpli would be their 011111,Appleuse.) The ellil/LMAN said, that lie had received a list of upwards of APO Freeholders wan Mal piedgea titemseives to support Mr. ‘Vlitthread at their own eXp4OCC (applause); a letter hum Lord John itu•sell, in tatottr of uleir efforts Willi btlb.etikUOtt of ten n guineas; another from a private uity:dual, stating teat 111111sta and ten It lentil would go to Brainerd, at thei.: usiti expense. and enclosing the gltllleitait and ausay other Stilla4( letters and pro mises from Mi. Altair*: and inners. Lord Sefton. Lord J. Ilusseii, Mr. Boyce &c. having been mullet: of the Central Committee, C. Calvert, h.sy. Trea surer, thdidts were voted to the Cwt./onus, and the Meeting sepatmeth IVESTMINSTER ELECTIO_V. El UST DAY. Thorsday wonting the E!eett.o. commenced. Owing to isse•ilelay that tusk place with the liortlett pally w gltiug the proper security. the liusuntts weir Out htitstied till 1.1. e in the intoning. At ten o'ciock. Mr. Lamb. attended by Mr. %Vishstrt Allll Mr. hams. ;wet:toed toe Hustings, accompamcd by many liienits. Juosl alierwurtla Mr. Hubhousc and the Committee ihiltswyd The latter were warmly greeted, and the CIOVViI, which was Inunrlose, called (JUL to Mr. 1..1111U 11l shake isands wish Mr. Mul ho use, which respiesl was c iiiii p1.c.1 with, to the peat chaser 18111Uleill ul tile .• Eteciura." Sir F. klurdeii was tit llttaellt at 1.1114 11111 C. TUC 11411 llalins then read the precept; after which the proper oiliLess Frail like &I/Cr) Act, &c. The Chlel 011ieeri acre MIMI, Alter which Mr. Millie de. paned, hest good Ituniuurettiy, desiring the " keep ine peace." 'l tie HiAti Isantil then said that they would hear the several Cat loa.oes iiiiii died. Sir F. Burdett had how arrit eat, and Vitas well rece.ied. Air. Smolt sieppeil lon%artl, and addressed the Weting. For the 1.13 l tWelil) or thirty }ears he had addressed thesis, but het vr with uaore pleasure mat 1111 slit 4/C1rdioll; liir hr was 10 per s ahem W do *flat he war sure they would du, le-elect use lung-rued and et ea.aaatitati Sra FialiCiii ItUrllclt. (Aiplause.) lie had mammal lad tile (114: and tie ha.l n ate isegivt.ted use lie oath ICSIS/C4.1 Ilse 555%4,1011 U. tilt it rtots, 41141 Szerted himself to recover those which had Mess AXON ail, t(i A It.: lit P.4711111.c1i1. lie 14..11 asstirC4l that tory wshsial elect 11011 r 0111. 11111 w wan iilllllllg.tte 1111 unequi vocal pledge to bUi.inal ite.441111; 15(11 ally 'wily ism tosaithlitho, tit U g.tierai Whom, liiiMest use's could be (Bear that Losto— Mf• 1.. bun CU.)* lie IllatlC 11(1 ;/ - .1 , (1/11:11 A 1101011; hr spike genesatly ; and he n As sore, that me Electors of estoomosr 4.t ludo only rives all 11114tItittla;a1 Itelinsuer. Ile I Ltelulr uuustualed Sir Fratica• ISoadeta.—(Ap• plaute.) r. a.c0u.i.41 tile nominal . Jib F..lfit.iltULTl . then pi...wk.:go him se lf. II j ,i ng apoitrogiAl fur the titioirtect hammer In v.ll c.. tic 'mot ...I.tr,ss thew, owing ti, a set Cr: cold with %tool; ite was atiluned, he t ziaressed the gratification it gate bun t to be aAisits nominated by au eilliglitelud elector. it It as .1..14"C.11.1C 111 Will 1U used torte Oust a- U 1 toe peo l ost.44.4as an t% tut:ls tea , ' , lle of the revs rvinaiiiii.g popular rights I, it ts.. slit t tilt . : alit' the dawiiii , l:ll6 least been latt ly 1111ist111CU. lAppiamty. 11.4 met tall hue woks, yet 1111fIlig that tulle they ihuseti Cite Acts ,(1, 1 . 1 1 to a ll y Alma that had ever beet pat/tea by any Li ,use of . Com m that ist er idsbelliu.Cll. 1, iris lun.watc that Smell %%as ; lull lel hot t.ic 41CIUSIoll e to abruoti that a litte Patilaus.lll, 6511,1140) coisalatuteas, would no: porrue like cut se.,.— lit; in NICIHICII . I4 rylesellllllg tic Ixup c, made it 1111141So•UIC to 4:lircel any good list g as ii.o l,ltsrnt 11111C111 hissed. lie Wail sor tip.d.ndwg 111 e 111c1fOgala‘cli 01 the tout 114 (Icahn use 14011.11 14.5151 a pare I 411 1.11401411,1161:011gC111 who is.turped royal putter, a n d untied it toter time people.— Olt use subject of Reform, lie MlTered hull. his late col leabue. 'lite CALM had not swathe Bleat w.sy, Out wrath not been stationary; they had compelled " that House" to throw oil the mask of corruption. (Ap. plau.e.) 11. s colleague had said that they were only bra ulg time ;Must the Itelinmeni had made no advance; but when a colleague could so express himseif, what assistance could he expect front him t Ills late colleague 4.1141 tie was ready to punish sletec:ed guilt that was legally proved guilty; now he (Sir F. Burdett) cons. planted Lamb did lint thick 41141 L ltelirnn W441111k1 be a panacea for all evils; he was of a contrary opii..on, for he thought wiimmt liegums nothing cold I e dosie—itn, mit even if an ad. c .,el %vete to deseellil from ll:sleets hoot the cloiptenee of the spheres.—Tile electors were Isere the due) - Is;tweeit hint and Mr. Luis; and he hoped he might lints as Is. test a J tr: ie the c sway to I lie should be obliAell to go 111 a few 'Lys. iApplanse.) By Ite.oriti, he ul. aril c plete,etheirtit, radical It toms pplausej—bil riltheal as 141 flint 14141. CW11101(1114 As (0 the contest In which they were about to ' , agar, lie trusted they should not behold such tricks and practices as chat at. tensed the 1.21 They t know, shat wiseilicr they had pasd their rates or not, no elector etas disitaiteltiseel by such 4:1111::111141i111Cei.4—.• Mr Wistiart next pr:seisted himself, but the uproar was 1111111411 W, and use calls lot " llotoisUU44:1114.3:46411111; and the 13..tilill'a statement that it was customary to hear the tate Menthers first, tailed to obtain attetittud. r. however, coll4diu.:(l to Speak, amidst the the most discortlatit opposition, and salt' he most Joy. fully oonlinated Mr. Lamb again 111 represtait them. ' Air Evans secoddesl tlle 11011111141011. L ittib meta atiempted to speak, lust the noise was most trementlonavand discordant. A. soon as partial lit leiter was obtained iiisa.etliately underneath the worthy speaker, lie said he sl 'd hale berm happy to give way to Mi. Hubhouse ; bin the High Bailiff, woo regolated the proceedings, had ruled it otherwise. M r . IL would nave one ad%atitag-, that of being able to answer 111 one hist:ince, tie should copy the II )))))) uroble liarnuii —titat of p,rsonal civility. He stood there on political grounds. lie was against the wild alumnae of turners:al sulTrage—even the worthy Haruurt gave it up ; and the wild tionmans which woe deemed so infallible, would never have his support. Tiiev had _IA_ d • sample very 'recently, oh what Such docinties and w:!:i notion, led to, and rte Modern. even his opponents would n o t support souse of tile extravagant 1101Itr11s Whlell hill &legit urged by many. Ile was use friend of Reform, wltolesoute and sale Reform ; and he thattAin livide,etitatia es could not be foteed too ofteit ail ilieei th, it Coils ititents. Ile had, when given Ili- m pledges ; and lie was glad to he sine to say, than 011 00 occasion. during a aslant t ououus 4 aenod had lie deceived Clem. (Hisses and applause ) Nme of those who had addressed talent I had aeetisvd Mtn of Inkewartimess in the cause of Ilea form. 4th it vote liatt been complained of? Nii otte on the coatrary, he seconded the worthy Baronet's tnes. fo r Reform. (Applause.) Ile had been ready to destroy the nine's lasunighs ; and Ise had been ameitnis to ; ))))) oat even undetected guilt. He ad witted l,e hail said that the cause of Reiman had been " marking Maw," but what was unit: tel.i. wide doctrim6 wines; nail agitated use et...wry. Ile swami there oat his I ) arliiineuwry conduct , tie had redeemed all his pledges; and he trusted they would again rt turn hint as tutu Alember, ant; thus accom plish a second tritaiiipn, winch ..wild du honour to the City sal Wrsa 11l a t ister.—(ll asses.) allr. T. T. Clark (air Middlesex) nominated, anal Mr. De Vein: see led, the ttttttt Matson of Mr Hobbouse. Mr. llobilouse advaoced, and he was received with elllllolllirsrlC applause. lie erti.e 10 redeem his pledge, that rte would Hever be lan heimitl . 11 the delence of the liberties 11l sus country. He had thine etery Thing in me po-aer of our occupying no piddle station to prove. what WO.llll Ile his seal ii ti:B aged on a wider sphere. — Toe crisis alotie obliged 11110 10 COllle forward and di-I.lrD ins general unity 91 filmdom Ile came forward arcane he cuiterned Mr. Lila/ was sleeted C ttt rary to SIN: Wishes Ul Cl; rice ion friendly its Mr. Lainu's opponent, was the wily tleays by which Mr. 1.11011 was eel a vied. I 1111101 were to he tile allowed liraOllce, all tile wraialities of a free election would wily make it an Adair of more scrams mockery. Ali. L mita void titter get over me Ides,ihat li.. awl toot 4 / 1 1.1 lily hassietitary lietortn. Nis spartu lit me Cot ttttt toss mil not Cioll 41., that WOl , l 41.0111 Annual I ) a. i.uuenls and eXlelided uhirahe. hl uue teas that liorll..ltl of seconding, it was like Utz cmienit of yoking two horses betide, and two betaital • CairiaAr, and ilitis eittellial'y 'n0%41110 )4 lIS would lii.d that W11..1 Mr. was iii Let • banter, and a 1110,1 sellsele,s ADA sidnil.:ss banter 'trod the speech of Sir Frauds Buitletr. Hr fell nos h.leut 11151, I I tile eyes ul Isle cuuldry, and eteis ut 1 .01 ineit.selVes (litany of %%hum he a t i to ir. l a „ tor t rsteestatia), he %I slallil aclluintd in haying coarse ,ut wino 111 tippmrrsiuuu 10 .. uefs.di who had eleary *Noe 11 that lie led 110 sy usicii..y, comarinaiity or opinion Ullll Minnie WI or wisurd lo represent. lie now left pus Cause 111 their hauus. (A l iii1:111M I iet. iii l 5 Banat twit stst.iiiiited the names of tl:et Callilklairs 10 the Llceturs , and declared t h e anew ok hands tu be in &tour in Sir litirtleit and Mr. Hul, house. A pull was demanded lair Mr. Lamb, which war adjourned entail three o'clock. It accordingly emit. omitted at three, end closed at lour o'vlock. The WM. licfb Wile .01.C. ti 10 be as 11.01aM):—. SII F lillltlill - Ali. Hindu's*, . 'l. e lino. U. lassab . • - - 1 , 7 • - • 165 43 CLOSE OF THE SOUTHWARK ELECTION. On Friday, m cunacquriicc 441 Sir Tim". 'Luton ha% u►g decli►►ed the cosi.e,t, t►ns eleci iii a close. On Thursday ereui►u*, alter the tow of the hustings had been concluded, Sir 'lliutthis 'ream