Star.
London, England, 1828-12-23 00:00:00

the antonqt -of themtolls ; they were all. I uddled to.
"gether in a•lump.ssith Itgacies and the IdiaD knows
what. It was a most flagrant rabbi ry thus to call upon
us to stand and deliver; and. if they submitted w it
they deserved to lose every farthing they bad its the
world. They talked of the grandeur anA magnificet ce
of the City ; but he had much rather that it was a little
less, and that they paid a little less for it. He should
not go intn a discussion of the cha,acter of Mr. Hunt
with the Gentleman opposite, whose rematks were heard
with so much coolness by the Meeting; but this he
would say, that if they put Mr. Hunt into the Common
Council, they would be putting a lerret into a nest of
rats—(Loud applause). Mr. C. then proceeded to de-
cant on the City jobs, now called by the name of public
improvements, such as pulling down in one place,
building up in another, paving one part of a street. and
leavieg the rest unpaved, but all dignified with the name
of vast public improvements.
Several other Gentlemen having addressed the Meet-

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tog,
The ALDERMAN called for a show of hands, when
he declared the election to have fallen upon the first 16
individuals, When Mr. Hunt demanded a poll, and the
wardmote adjourned to the vestry-room, where con-
siderable bustle and confusion took place.
At the close of the poll the numbers were—
Charles A. Savage 37 H. Butterworth
Edward Tickner 36 W. C. Bousfield .
Richard Taylor 36 J. 131acke:, Deputy,
Underwood Price 33 W. A. Beckwith
G. F. Harms 54 Vincent Figgins
James Harmer 34 Alexander G 114.4ay
Robert Gotthard 33 J. T. Bedford
illanuel Roberts 32 fllenry Hunt
James Raneshaw 32
BISHOPSG ATE WARD.
In this Ward, were the Lord M iyor presided hr the
Alderman, Sir R. C. Glyn, there were two new candi-
dates, Mr. Charles Pearson, and a Mr. Patten. The old
Members of the Common Council had, among•t them-
selves, made an agreement not to make any speeches.
This practice was introduced into several of the elec-
tions yesterday. The avowed motive was to save time;
but the adepts were aware that it was to avoid any
comparison in contest with other speakers.
Mr. CHARLES Paaason, however, broke through the
regulation, and in a long speech stated his pretensions.
Mr. Solomon Bennett 20 Mr. Wm. Day 14
T. Greenaway, Dep. 19 John Duddell 14
Wm. Stevens 19 Sir Wen. Rawlins, Dep. 14
tC. Pearson 17 Mr. John Seirtevant 14
W. A. Peacock 16 John Dowler 13
Jahn Benyun 15 Thos. Windus 9
W. Weston 34 Benj. G. Windus a
Natb. Clark 14
BROAD—STR
Alderman Sir
33
34
34
32
32
51

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29
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ERT WARD.
Joans Pat NINO.
I Mr. Desbons

Mn T. Crokatt
Ju
Wakefield
Patterson
Pigeon
tStaseart •

Cowan
repperannd
Carney
t Weller

30
29
20
18

This Ward returns 10.
BASSISHAW WARD.
Alderman Sir C. Mama.
Mr. H. Hughes 9 I t Ir. S. Shirley
J. Frisby a W. Lister
J. F. Staalimn 8 tN. Richards
This Ward returns 4.
BREAD—STREET WARD.
Mr. Alderman Amer.
Deputy Maisie p Mr. Cope
Coleman 9 • Davison
Bridge . 9 Frith
Hallam 9 Scott .
Barra 9 Hooper
De Grave 9 tShoobridge
Legg

This Ward
BRIDGF
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
CANDLEW
Mr. J. Walker, Deputy 31
John Platt 31
John Saunders 31
John Downes 31 k
- Jeremiah Evans 31 I
This Ward returns 8.
CHEAP WARD.
The Right lion. Loan Maros, Alderman.
Mr. Richard Brookes 15 Mr. J. Berra
A. Fenning 15 W. Stevens
S. Jones 15 T. A. La:ley
G. Ledier 15 E. Cuthbert
Charles Bleaden 15 fJ. Grant
Shuttisworth 15 fJ. L. Rigge
Richard Ganthony 15 ' G. Cowie resigned
This Ward returns 12.
COLEMAN-STREET WARD.
Mr. Alderman thVGATE.
50 yllr. Hall
45 tPeek
45 Bleaden
38 t Breacher
This War returns 6.
CRIPPLEGATE
Mr. Alderman Wont).
17 Mr. Willsbire
16 Brass
15 Smith
15 f Waterhouse
14 y Richardson
This War returns 8.
CRIPPLEGATE WARD WITHOUT.
Mr. Alderman 70 Mr. Taylor
Haines 66 Atkinson
Pullen 65 Curtis
Jones 63 Russell
Babe 61
DOWGA'
Mr. P'

returnsl2.
C WARD.
Mr. B. Duval. . •
- Pewtrets
Jones
Smallpieee
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Mr. Deputy Joyner
Cartwright
N. Saunders
Locke
Gretn
Voss
Outfield
Smith
Knott

f Tbot nhiu
f Ponder
.f Houarld
tS"'ne
Hutton ►

[CK WARD.
Mr. William White
Thomas Bond
tSanwel Bradley
J. Ryland blander

Mr. Carter
Hunter
Hale
Allan

Mr. Jaques
Berry
Palmer
Ireland
Kerl

WARD.
&motet..
Mr. Kipling
Mortimer
Nesbit
Combo
This Waist returns 8.
PORTSOKEN WARD.
Alderman Sir lewis Suaw.
33 I Mr. Carter
30 Smith
30 fScales
This Ward returns S.
Those marked Must are new candidates.

Mr. Foster
Pries
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t&itten

23
21
21
21

Mr. Colebatch
Perry
Pleated

Mum), Nov. I.—Sir ROBERT WiLsoN's son arrived
here yesterday, on his way to England from Bogota. and gives a
good account of Colombia. The Castle of Perote ha. aurrrnded
ro the Government troops; and SANTA Assa, with about 500 men.
has gone towards Oaxaca; and will no doubt shortly be obliged to
give in: it is said that be is in the Cerro Culoradb In that neigh-
bourhood.
Dispatches dated the Slat of October were received
yesterday at the Foreign Mee front Lord Possossi and Lord
Staasorom., at Rio Janeiro.
Dispatches were also received yesterday at the Foreign
°Mee from Lord STUART DI ROTHIAT, at Paris; at the Colonial
Mice from LieutenameGeneral Sir /Inclines Tualota, K.C. and
K.C.H. at Bermuda; and from Major-General Sir Palma=
)darn AND, K.C. B. at Halifax.
EMILY Mat chioness of LONDONDERRY is ark urninp
with the Earl and Countess Baovnitow, Belton House. The
Countess has been slightly indhposed for some day. past, but is now
convalescent.
The fine collection of prints in the British Museum
have been removed to a room in the tipper story of the MN east
with of that Institution.