The New Daily Advertiser.

No. 1.]

COVENT GARDEN, WEDNESDAY.

[Feb. 24.]

A
T a Meeting of MAJOR CARTWRIGHT'S COMMITTEE, held at the Russell Coffee House, on Tuesday, February 23d, 1819,
PRESENT.

HENRY HUNT, Esq. in the Chair.

JOHN GALE JONES, Esq.

SIR CHARLES WOLSELEY, Bart.

MR. BOWIE.

MR. THOMAS PRESTON,

RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY.—That, it being wholly impossible we can bring in Major Cartwright for Westminster, we do withdraw the worthy Major from the Poll, and to the utmost oppose *Mr. Hobhouse*.

RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY.—That the invitation to us from the Hon. G. Lamb, to unite this Committee with his Committee be accepted.

RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY.—That the thanks of this committee, be given to J. Macdonald, Esq. M. P. and Mr. Evans of Pall Mall, Auctioneer, for the attentive politeness with which they communicated the desire of Mr. Lamb's Committee, and that those Gentlemen be attended to their Committee Room, by Mr. Hunt, Mr. John Gale Jones, and Mr. Bowie, who are hereby deputed, to announce the union of this Committee with Mr. Lamb's Committee.

(Signed)

HENRY HUNT, Chairman.

RESOLVED.—That the thanks of this Meeting be given to Henry Hunt, Esq. for his conduct in the Chair.

(Signed)

THOMAS PRESTON, Secretary.

A
T a MEETING of The Hon. GEORGE LAMB's Committee, on Tuesday, February 23, 1819,
PRESENT,

R. H. EVANS, Esq. Auctioneer, in the Chair.

Rt. Hon. GEORGE CANNING, M. P.

J. MACDONALD, Esq. M. P.

J. WILLOCK, Esq.

And other Members of the Committee.

RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY.—That Mr. Hunt, Mr. John Gale Jones, and Mr. Bowie, (being a Deputation from Major Cartwright's Committee) be admitted to the sitting of this Committee, and that the Union of the two Committees be from this day declared.—

RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY.—That the thanks of this Meeting be given to Henry Hunt, Esq. John Gale Jones, Esq. Sir Charles Wolseley, Bart. Dr. Watson, Mr. Bowie, Mr. Thomas Preston, and the other Members composing Major Cartwright's Committee, and that they be added to this Committee, for the purpose of canvassing for Mr. Lamb, and otherwise opposing by all possible means the principles of Radical Reform, as advocated by Sir F. BURDETT, and the Return of Mr. HOBHOUSE.

RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY.—That Henry Hunt, Esq. and John Gale Jones, Esq. do attend the Hustings, to support and encourage Mr. Lamb in his addresses at the close of the Poll, day by day.

RESOLVED.—That Mr. John Gale Jones be the Secretary of this Committee.

(Signed)

R. H. EVANS, Chairman.

RESOLVED.—That the thanks of this Meeting, be given to R. H. Evans, Esq. for his conduct in the Chair.

(Signed)

JOHN GALE JONES, Secretary.

A
T a MEETING of the Friends of The Hon. G. LAMB, held in Downing Street,
Lord CASTLEREAGH in the Chair,

PRESENT.

Henry Hunt, Esq.

Hon. W. Lamb, M.P.

Dr. Watson

J. Macdonald, Esq. M.P.

John Gale Jones, Esq.

Rt. Hon. G. Canning, M. P.

Sir W. Curtis, bart.

J. Willock, esq.

Auctioneers.

Mr. Evans,

Courier Mudford, esq.

Mr. Bowie.

Dr. Slop.

Citizen T. Preston,

§&c. &c. &c.

RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY.—On the motion of Mr. Canning, seconded by Mr. Hunt, that all the gentlemen present being embarked in the same cause will support each other in procuring the Hon. G. Lamb to represent the City of Westminster in Parliament, being firmly persuaded that it is the only means by which they can effectually secure to themselves the ends which they respectively have in view.

RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY.—On the motion of Henry Hunt, Esq. seconded by Dr. Slop, that the thanks of this meeting be given to the noble Chairman, for his zealous and impartial conduct in the chair.

RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY.—On the motion of the Rt. Hon. G. Canning, seconded by Courier Mudford, Esq. that John Gale Jones, Esq. be the Secretary of this coalition.

(Signed)

J. G. JONES, Secretary.

COVENT GARDEN.

Yesterday, the Hon. G. Lamb was seen walking from the Morning Chronicle Office towards the stairs of the Waterloo Bridge, in a very low and desponding state of mind : happily the watermen were at the plying place, and he turned back with a look of great disappointment.

On Monday, Mr. Lamb experienced a heavy fall on the Hustings. He has ever since complained of a severe scratch on the poll.

PARTNERSHIP.

MESSrs. LAMB and HUNT respectfully hope for the favours of their respective friends in their present partnership; and beg to observe, that Mr. Hunt's business is removed from Spa Fields to the premises of Mr. Lamb, where Mr. Hunt attends daily for the benefit of the joint concern.

ATROCIOUS LIBEL ON MR. HUNT.

WHEREAS it has been circulated that I am about to part with a man's wife I now live with, and who contributes to my support; and also, that I am about to live again with my own wife, and retire to my home, and conduct myself as I ought to do hereafter.—I hereby give notice, this cruel and malignant report is propagated by the Rump, with a view to ruin my character.

As witness my hand this 23d day of Feb. 1819.

HENRY HUNT.