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After a enitteit cart led on .with ttaesavaplid ',bit for
sem days, the Section for the City of.Landes aentshmstedtpliter-
it/ In the return of Alderman T 11011,18014 gl. Wan% Alderman
Airoon, and AlderinapWarennas. The awoken polled were 'matt r
lbw on any preceding oecasios, sod no Cidiall was ever returned
wkis so triumpind a majority is Mr. Alderman Taaormer, who had
401111 vines, aidmogb rho lidoorpatan who pealed during the Elec-
tion did earestreedltMlA. 1 -1 • • .• . . -
We believe there never wlsa.an instance before ofaty CandWate
kerne Qty of London' reaching six thousand votes; the Nearest
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approach to k was at the Election in 1818, when Alderman Won
5,700, though at the lam Election be bed only 5,370 votes.
During the contest in 1118, MA Alderman Comma had 5,185 votes.
Mr. Waal, was third on the list. but had the ;sanest cootinsted a
little longer, he would cettalnly have been the second. Theauf-
frages obtained by all the Candidates were sulildent to justify their
p_retensions in offering themselves and going to the path and' the
Election was not stained by those eontempliblepersouslities Mika
disgraced the Election for Southwark.

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Frankfort Papers to the 11th init. have reached ng.
They state that among the subjects to be dismissed at the nest
Swiss Diet are the renewal of measures respecting the Liberty of
the Press and those for the surveillance of strangers. The presiding
Canton has terminated a new Report on the present situation of
the remains of the Swiss Regiments formerly in the Spanish
service. The liquidation of their claims has not made the least
progress during the last year.
This forenoon we received Lisbon Gazettes to the 28th
ult. It will be seen, by the extract we subjoin, that the
Pitmen RaGniT is adopting means which cannot fail
of rendering her very popular: •
LISBON, MAT it&
Her Royal Highness the Princess Regent, applying with in&
hdpble zeal to the dispatch of ail badness relative• to tilegnMie
administration, without being deterred either isy the important, or
variety of the objects, or by her delicate health, and knowing *et
many persons desire the homer of being promoted. to Mt, to
lay their claims before her. has revolved to receive all tisane who
desire to speak to her on the Monday, Wednesday, and *friday, of
each week, between the hours of seven and sine in the evening.
—Her Royal Highaiss the Infants Was Mails, desiring to re.
dace the expenses of the Royal Household, celled Won has the
principal Mem charged with the various branches, in order) en
view of the estimate of the expenses for the present year, to see
islet reduction might be made in them, without detracting from
*Om le due to her august 'person or the Royal Family. it leaving
Is distress the families of old servants of the Royal liaseabeld.
diem her august Father relieved with some pert of his greasier.
**consequence of the conference held in he:lnstate by **we
Rfincipal Olikers, her Royil Highness ordered a radnedan 44 the
impasee to the amount of 104,525,163 refs.

Thursday last Mr. Secretary CANNING gave a
grand dinner to the Princes POLIOWAC and Dzwratcm-
trelll, the Marquis Da CH ATA WS 1111, Baron Mat.rzasur.
M. NRUMANN, the SArdinian and Neapolitan Ministers.
the Duke of WELLINGTON, Lords HARROW= and
DIANA; Mr. ELLIS, LOW HOWARD DR WALDJIII, MT.
PLANTAR &C. _ _ _

Early yesterday morning a meeting of between four
and five hundred of Alderman Tnowrsons'a Cosamittee.men and
other friends, took place at the London Tavern, when the Chair-
man,. Mr. Joust HALL, briefly stated, that the Aldermats bad. la
the course of his canvass, never solicited any 'activitiesl tor more
than a single vote • but nevertheless, as the Gentlemen present bad
kindly kept back ;heir votes
_till they saw him safe on the poll, I,c
had thought it right, now that he was placed by the favour of the
Lavery so far before all his competitors, to col:vette the
meeting, for the purpose of declaring that he desired only the ho-
nour of their single votes, and begged they would &voyeur their
other suffrages entirely as they might think fit. 'The Chaiednats
data adverted to certain rumours chat had been afloat of a drive
between the Alderman, the Loss ?tiaras, and Mr. Woan.tit
rumours they well knew to be wholly unfounded. It was ci
natural that the friends of the Alderman and Mr. Wain; Wks
commercial men and agreeing for the moat part in pilitidol possa
meat, should coincide in their good wishes for these two gentil.,
dates; but nothing whatever of the nature of coalition or Arm.
meat had taken place between them. This communicatkm sews
received with unanimous approbation, and with loud cheers nib she
put of the Committee, who proceeded immediately to the pion
Mr. WA RD'S Committee have disclaimed the pliscsii Js
imputed to them on Thursday last at the Mathion Mine; and
have promised, when the cessation of the City bustle ailanu et it,
to search out and expthe the authors o. the fra.ad.