The National Register.
London, England, 1820-02-14 00:00:00

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1820

has no other motive for his preference than such conviction?
Wh tilrrhr has no lurking wlt'.init•r•si whithhetturpases
to serve ? And sr liellicr his vote is gittifi as uprightly and
scrupulously as lint of the. caodidide Gilgit I to be, o hile per-
forming his duties iu Parliament ?
16. Au I •st elector will have no rectrots to doubt in his
clinic... if the candidate•. having alleady sat in Pal llama'',
has rendered knouts bent fits to the community,—if he bus
• Ol:p•srd wars en►ered into for sinister purposes, or to grit-
sits bad 11:0•30111!,••• if he has steadily upheld the rights and
libert ant' t ii•• people,—if lie bat support d justice in traits-
actions with foe idiot nations —if lie has resisted oppresisve
taxes,—if he has voted for the icemen of ttttt of .10011 abuie•s,
—sod if he has assisted in impeaching mat-administration
a (tercet r it may have appeared to rx.it.
17. Every honest elector should it ithhold his suppott
from a late member, if his voice tom never been heard in
Pailiament in defence of ally popular uteri st, of public
justice, mu of loo,lic lulu, its ; it• las silent rotes have set veil
only to swell ministerial majorities; and if his prer••nl re•
eommenflati tttt s are Isis influence a Ulu the minister, his ofll•
riot enlist.), meats or Isis improving fortunes at court; wilder
such circumstances the eandidate should be efiesidered as a
otilf and as wholly unlit to represent
I st electors in their House of Pal 'lament.
18. lei regitch to candidates, whose real designs and
principles have been flied by the test of ex peril lice, it
si Id tie cosisid e tea by electors, ►h:tt lawyers are gene-
rally uutis, loom their views of pi ofessional interest, to he
entrusted with the poweis of iepresen►atives I and that,
etc they are accustomed Ili plead in any cause for Idle, so
they fro gnrn►ly become the or st paiable hosts (*meats of
1110• minister, gueatly augmenting the ordinal y inisrldeffs
of col roption, by their ecatly sophi►try sod habits of ap-
plication.
19. Contractor*, and m tttt ey-jobbers, whose gad is gold,
are always incapable of set slog their country in Pa elia-
sole olojeet being to sell themselves to the :M-
-oister for any profilable job or speculation.
21. Young men who are devoid of experience, and
Is the %lives of their passim's, however wealthy,
however shoo y then• talents, or however poo et folly roe -
fleeted, are unfit to pet form lice onerous duties ut• legis-
lators, anti might newer to be supported by calomel:I and
patriotic electot..
21. The profligate io 'solvate life, and the desperate in
pec 111 l jai y tin .':once,, are as nimble as they ace un-
likely, to resist the overt tore of any ambitious faction is
Parliament. or the insidtious HMI uremia.' g cornett-
tion of the ministers of the croon, and might the, efore
never to be entrusted with the representative I •lions.
22. Solemn ordrts of the House of Commons declare it
to be a high VI lose for any Peer to interfere in tiny man-
iocs in soy election; a hide un the par► of electors, except
in extraordinary inst iIIICCA of tifiequiv. cal patriotism, it in
An act Of suicide to ietc.lll the palpable depend-
ant Wisely Peer of Parham( lii, or to elect the hells or
noble 1 1111 l sea, thereby emoveriitig the Howie of Con:moos
into a mere seminary of education for the junior nobility.
VS. 1 hose candidates a I independent electors are
hound to put in uuuiivatinu, summit, aid trnun, cite tried
wen, %lose prilicephs have retitled the temptations of
power; or worthy and itudepesidesit mghbonis, whether
laud•prnprietor•, merchants, batik' rs, ur manufaettireis,
whose principles, pubic spit it, and independence ate kointii
to the electors; coal, other circumstances alike,
a hose stiletto' and etfer:,ies have raised him to sasitm•tmn,
might to be preferred to a we.dtlty heir, oho, never having
had occasion In think for himself, is i-capable of tit-it:KIN
it h colvai cage far Ihr• triadic.
:54. As it isolfell tile most valuable privileges of Britons
exerciseto their elective ft:meioses ..t the redone of noy nett
it4iisament, or at Uflclt :It any ViICAI,4 IieCUIS, it it the fatty
of all intelligent electors to resent et, ry attempt to demise
them fit' their power of choosing, by base comprismisf s
older lire eiafts uuet:.tititional pert et of preserving the
peace of the place. Every 'teas candidate, who
electors on ()ppm !unity of camels tog their chief coos its-
tional light, inizlit to have his other velem' viesied
i h 1.,v0t0, :Ma to be 'trete" red to any ocher catioidate, w ho
liassotuJit to nullify the rights of thee-lectors.
1). No &foetid:oft of tile Litton or the minister, it haterer
be M.. gefieral reputati 1111 l uto,lit to he e taisidered, It, in
dependent electors, as codified to serif preference over less
equivocal candidates; and all bodies a electors .11.tuld he
011 their guard against appeols to thin. iir 1101'letif1,
made by sueeee•lul toifit..rs or 'total cfmonatiflers, by spe-
cious Ito yers, itedithy contractors, Of 110,1 eatil
MOW of ichutll ought to lie suffered to ef,joy the opportunity
of la steering Ilien votes hi parliament, tof exchatige for their
p •I s:mal 4,;;;raililizeinent o► pecuni.o•% advantage.
26. lit regard to placidity'', pensi. o'er*, and dependants of
the cross so, generally it sli,auld 'fever he forgotten, toad the
sot, inn Colllilaci bi twreit clue retgaing dy oast) and Ili- na-
tio'. ha. pravide.l in express terlllz :—" TISK. 101 peasuu is 00
iris 011 idliffe, or place of profit, ler the king, or is ho IT-
(itet it pray' fr the close u, sit:1111w cap:tole of sect
as a menom of the !louse of ,;" thoui,lt this hol
ti ark i.e. beau wait by a subsequent taw, and re.
elf clone is deemed

SIETCH OP THEM .-,.trE .MAJESTIF.A" EARLY
DOMESTIC LIFE AT KEIV, DURING THE
SUMiLEIt SEASON.

Then M ijesiies rise al six nt the and enjoy
the two succeeding hours, which they call !mu oa n :
at cilziet thr Prince of W.lieS. tnc 11,,h0p of (huathhitit.
the Pcince,s and licitly, are
ioun.ilit hot:, their sever.d nooses io Kew, in tireaktas,
with Meir illustrious relations. AL nine youi,Lei
children attend to lisp or imile their go d morrows;
an
whilst the live eldest are closely applying to their tisk.,

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