The National Register.
London, England, 1819-07-25 00:00:00

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Cabinet shoat presume to withhold a document from the Regent
which was calculated to enlighten his understanding or to iiu
prove the liberties of the people.
Mr. Hunt saki there could be no harm in the remonstrance,
for he had put it twice into the hands of Lord Shbootitli, who
never complained, and if there was any thing in it which the law
could take 101 l of, his I Ardship must he particularly culpable in
basing returned it for further use.—t.tpplause and laughter.)
The renumstmnce was adopted unanimously.
I/r. Watson then moven a vote of censure on Lord Sider-mud),
fur having dared to stand between the prayer of th: l'euple and
his Prince.
Mr. Walker seconded the vote.

Mr. !hint said, his Lordshipv., ouhl be highly gratified at the
resolution, which vase/allied unanimously.
Mr. Walker moved a volt of thanks to the Lord Mayor for hi.:
Lordship's great anxiety in protecting the meeting. and fur the
use he had beer. of to them, which proved that his Loniship was
not insensible to what had bean said about him at the Common
Hall.

Dr. Watson seconded the resolutions with a very grave face.—
Whatever the l.ord :Mayor's motive might have been. he certainly
had given signal proof of his love of order by the admirable ar-
rangements he had made for the comfort of the people.
Mr. Hunt read the vote in a peculiar tone of voice. (There
was a deep groan and laughter upon his calling for the show of
hands in his Lordship's favour). " Well, then." said Mr.
Hunt," all who are against the vote, hold up yotir hands.) The
whole multitude were in motion.) 66 What ! do you treat
rout
eseellent Lord Mayor in this way ?" (Cries of 6' all, all.)—
" Well then, I'll let his I.oalship know your ingratitnde, and
that his vme of thanks was carried unanimutuly in the negative."
(Lauglittr and applause.)
Mr. Prestan moved the thanks of the meeting to the chairman:
The resolution was curried unanimously
Mr. Ilunt in returning thanks, in doing which he was fre-
quently applauded most enthusiastically. gave a little of his own
history. He washora to a small but independent property. (A
person from the crowd asked hint how much Castlereagh gave
him a year for spouting: some of the meeting were going to treat
the man harshly). Mr. H. begged that nothing should be done
of a violent or unmanly nature. Ile disclaimed ever having
received a farthing from any man except from one, on whose
trial he had been a witness, and who pod him St. the &moonset

A wimple °facie wheat was sliew n m Woodl-ridge mirk t
on Wednesday ; and the wheat harvest bas commenced in,
111.. n ;dares. .
Upwards of a month since S. Galli( rrolw. of Brandon, is
'Airtielk died, and wns buried ; nor until within these few days
was any suspie. e tested ; hut crtumstroices 'deb trans.
Pired rendeleil it 'Arouse:dile to disinter the brsly, lan in-
glint was held before John Wnyviatt, Gent., Coroner for the
Liberty.—Atter on adjournment for the purpose of obtain-
ing (slither evidence, the Jury, on Thursday, returned a pre-
dict of Wilful Mursler, by adinitiktei ing potorns,ngainst the
wife of the deceased, Frances Gather cote, who is committed
to out Gaol for trial.

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

CARLTON 110LNE, Jcir 23.

This day his Royal Highness the Prince Regent was *need,
in the name and on the behalf of hit Nlikiesty? to invest I ieut.-
Gem-Sir Miles Nightingail with the emigns of a Knight Com-
mander of the Most lion. Military Order of the Bath.

(This Gazette abo mentions, that the Prince Regent has been
plc..red to grant to Alexander Keith, .Esq. the office of Knight
Marishal of Scotland, in the room of the Earl of Errol deceased;
and to confer the honour of Knighthood upon the said A. Keith.
—lt also notifies the appointment of J. I:.tsny, Esq. Advocate,
to be Sheriff Depute of the shire of Forfar ; and the appointment
of H. liunt.of Birmingham, Gent. to be a .hates Extraordinary
in the Court of Chancery. ]