Star.
London, England, 1819-03-03 00:00:00

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Wednesday, Lieutenant-Colonel Walcriz
from Cork in the Dick naval store-ship.
Officer is appointed to the command of ,
Department in that now Very important
The Measters sailed at the same time
both these vessels have detachments of
mutt on hoard.

IFEWVINSTER ELEen

Yesterday, toward. four o'cleck, thecrowd
greater than on any former day. The crey luderou
exhibition of the day was fire or sit u!d uizs, tied.
string, and displayed with violent gesticulation n-
and Lis friends. At the elect of the poll Acre .
Mr. Lamb
Mr. lloaouse ........ 3efl
/Nor Cartwright
Mr. Ho:mouse then came forwar.'7. Ide bi
might be the issue of the contest, be mug exhort
of Westmirister to come forward and add their nap
of those who had opposed that unnatural coalitio
liberties which at present appeared to be triumphant.
had attemptelleto throw some doubt on the coalition,
a satisfactory proof in his hand, that his oppone
ported not only by the same principles but by
that had formerly been must forward in the -
Maxwell. Ile held in his hand an invitation .
sent to him, but addre ecd to the Electors of Wes.
Mr. Dennis O'Bryen. He then read a cud from
man, inviting those Electors to whom he had, at
of the election, stated it to be his intention to take
present contest, to breakfast with him at his o
Monday and Tuesday, and thence proceed to the
death-blow to scurrility, fins Perhaps those h.• ;
not be surprised to learn, that when Sir Murr
nest propbsed, Mr. 'Muds O'liryen had been a.
active of his supporters, and when that. Ctetlemeu
be bad endeavoured to bring forward a new nog
place, by advertisements, and by a thing called
cerium'. in The Morning Post. After this
could be no doubt that those were now brut.ght
1). O'Bryen, to vote for Mr. Lamb, who wield
Sir 31. Maxwell, had he again become a candidate,
his charge against Mr. Lamb for intimatini, •
would have free access to the poll, as he had
two days. and maintained they had always had
during the whole of the election. lie knew nut,
logic that was, which assumed that his electors
free aches, to the poll by knocking down th.es •
opponent. He charged Ehe Herniae; e
so frequently attacked, with misrepreserineg
hustings, and commented on an assertion which
made in a speech, which he had publeled as
ceding day, in which he had said the tide ef pe.ilar
turned front (Mr. Hob/louse) to run in bi. ( or Law
He was consoled to know that this assertion cantefre
Jcarter in which it had been pretended to pit;tir
ett for having lost his popularity. Eo- the popularity
Lamb, it was very portable she cartetd iz is his pucks-
with him, and with him it went away. He had )-
with having been a Whig be would answer, tit
natural for a young man, who saw a large body
against a tyrannical Ministry, and professing to be
People—it was very natural, he would ray, for ay,
ingeleis, and believing their professions, to cell
position man, when he canvassed the University
lie admired the principles of Air. Fox in 1798. an
piled the Whigs because they had d:partct from
he plainly saw they were not borb to be the -
country. He bad net deceived them es to his ,
this, after starting Lord W. Russell against him,
to get Mr. S. Whitbread to oppose him, they
plain; and rather would he lose ch.: election tea ti
practise such deceit, or take a seat in Parliament
mistaken for a Whig.
Mr. LOMB spoke, but the tumult was even louder
He, hots ever, continued to address barna to
some minutes. He said the poll of the day was
and his majority continued to increase. One day,
maned, mil he hoped his friends would not relax
when sonar the goal.
Mr. Howe then same forward, but was pelted
experienced the most furious opposition. He said
was not whether Mr. Lamb or Mr. Hobhouse she
_aft* but whether Westminster should henceforth
dictator, and whether that dictator shot:
=lierlietrned himself. He accused Sir F. Burdett
W to be the friend, while, in reality. be was :1
treesiatous enemy, of Major Cartwright. At:\
1111111phints made by the friends of Mr. Hebhuesc
11141wes, he asserted the conduct they imputed v
party had been theirs, and observed, to use a vulgar
Hon. Baronet " knew bow to fight the Devil •
weapons." To-morrow, he triumphantly
the fate of one of the greatest pc*ieal tricksters
sedan bad ever produced..
Sir FliatlClS &awn then came forward, and
by very general cheering and clapping of hands.
would not detain them but a very short time, for
firm, because he would not keep them from thee,'
were requisite to bring the contest to suer:.:.
deserved; and, secundly, because Mr. tioieueee
little to reply to the asptesions of their oproet
Lamb's speeches were not delivered, or at lees '
hustings, but were sent through the canary by
they went forth with the advantage of his own
of course they appeared as arguments placed ,n
point view for his own cause. it his last speech
however, in reply to the charge cf having hired •
pay—(" Ile has:" " Ile has: shouts and very gre..
In reply to a charge of resorting to this contemptible,
and unavailing mode of carrying his election--he
big," because he perceieel that the public swept
aim when in full egembly, and the; had only -
tif assassinating respectable individeala in bye zee
eproar.)—in reply to this, what does he V.
had been held out to those who should venture tc
suffrages in his favour. Bin he (air F. Burdett! N
on the honour of a GeLtletuan—(llene the Hon.
interrupted by a loud burst of laughter from ter
hustings, and much clamornus hate:l:ion e:,-
wieny persons in consequence; at length hr procet
declare upon his honour, and let Mr. Lamb du as
one man had been hired on behalf of Mr. liobhoese,.
for the legal purposes of the election (for, most
were volunteers and not mercenaries), and much
any, Indeed there was not one hired ter the mica
I wicked purposes which he charged upon Ms .Lamb
" Thete rot nothing for us,"contiimed the lifor.ce
4 but our integrity and public opleice, and by
willing to stand or fall--(Arplause.)-11 this
carried by any of the contemptible tricks ‘resorted
ponents, I for one wooed discleim it with contempt,
think it worse than useless to the cause —('r
Lamb says, if you had listinid to him 'for the
would not only hare careen( d you, but Le wcte.e
Mr. Mobhouse's
lawyer, Gentlemen, would have taught hint car:
ciples, and if you u mild have condescended go
also h are taught hint—what ILL k you? theort
an Englishman !—(Laughter.}--Like the wet:ll7
but listened, he would have been
in one revolving moon
" B ith statesman, &Orr, tutor, std bugger.
(Laughter.)—'fie Hen. Baronet thee weer tete '
dons on Whig politicians, and co:la:dee by ca..
Electors still to come to the pea, and as icr him..'f
to the last moment at his post.—(Cheeri^.g.)
The Meeting then quietly dispersed:

LAST DAY.
State of the Cross Pell at Twelve
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c'Cloch.—
For Mr. LAMM ~ . -
MT. 11GtolOt311 -
State of this Day's NS, at Two u'Clczit :
Mr. La Alb - -
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"• Mr. lioatiogsn - -
The shops in Covent-garden at: the ad :teat cr,
closing before oar PaHr Wont to Pim, and the 1.1v..1
wen' ordered to heir waiting at the lbws of N. 717
Lords, to prrient arty sit the Members boot being
in_ their way tbitheri
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4A)N4ON t PtintedTok: p..htisital brimillo Est rtc'
vac., utc i.ie-liet: .

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°stain s.ettiee
time for evi4.
;s of the 431hP
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(ion be!,:e Mr
kern atn.cared, :4
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He said, .
st exhort the
their names t, tLeit
coalitio a;aiLe: tit
iumphant. Lt.!
coalition, hit bog
s opponent yea 4,
but by the mai Itirx
the &duo sl it
dun to Drub... 3; te,
of Weitmi,:ate hot
rd from that Get•
had, at the heeir4
to take no put la :4
t Lis own house, q
to the poll, to
Ise addressed wad
Murray Mare:ell too
seen enoal the am
Czatleman titre.*
new candidate is
tg Called " Weal
this imitation,
iught forward by
wu,id L4VII VOW
udidote. He renew&
Oat las idol
had ei rte ca thert
I had free cams to o
W nut, illiMcVerOthi:
!MOM Cell:4 71,..
h.)(,11 who voted form
-le, Tildoi le ka
~.tssed zt tit
width .41t. L. --b brl
as ma.'e on the
cif plr.thr feeling r.„4
%ir Lamb's) beer.
I come from the um
plc; his Franiis
the popularity of tt,
his porker, i: tam
Hs bad been ;ha*
yes, that it wit wry
e body of men AIN
tg to be friends of tie
for a young rum so
to call himself 130 r
re.rsity of Cunt**
TN, and he sow Op
!d from them, ad a
the salvation des
to his principle& 0
it him, and Mask
, they could sot eta
ten times over, tat
lament tl.....rausked4
an louder than waa/
lit to .he crowd for
ay was in his ins:,
)ne day, however,n
lot relat their edam
pelted with nad,ml
:le said the quesa
house should be a
aneeforth be unfelt
tater should era ht
Burdett °fp:a:ell
was rho secret and
t. titiveting to tie
*home about hind
lined to lie. Lash
a vulgar saying, the
Devil with his owe
remarked, wa'..164
stem that any aiecr
8, and was mead
hands. He said a
ne, for two seaway
.finve exertkas srbida
as the car*
liguJiag had left ira
opet,:44M. M
ens aot bard at the
y by the danly pan*
own corroetteg,:r4
!ss the best pomade
speech o! ski Las
h!rcd nnians is ki
very great up: We-
ntemptible, -
i•—he said " =pm.
C. swept them Define
only an oppernmdf
aye cnnters.--0 Itz
Why, :kat itealts
cure to eserthe :Fri
rdctt) .tear
IC Hon. lit:ccctWJ
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I 'Sal C:r.liferA Fy
meta lea)—h,weall
do as much, that tag
bhouse,soarceiy (yrs
most of his 41.026
IMACh less w:,:ethete
uncons dtetional
Lamb nld !raids
FrOztri:rble Barone.
nd by these are rt
his elotizo could b
esorted to err on et
ontenapf, std she'd
be lost ferre,e,s
multi have robust!
mamba ,:01
II coratitutl.a"..a
jr
Li so Ester, hc'"J
the•vrt of teol4
or-h; cf
men
d budrcML"
too :ern: tree's
by cal 'g u7s-D.l
binzeolf to v•c--.1
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tad the Ctell
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n being ioterl47,
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