Glocester, Dec. 20, 1824....
(GLOCESTER, Dec.w2, 1824.-A has RECEtIVED the HALF of a ~L0O NOTE. 6A\ E AR.~ta IVAD MOTE beWThi ISA.U the WARD of ALDGATE, London, at Ironmongoer Htall, the 21st daY of Decemiber, 1824, before JOHN TH{OMAS THORP, Esq Alderman;- it ws rsolvd uanieousy,rhat the thanks of this Wardmote be gvento Jhn homa Thrp,esq. Alderman of thi% Ward, for'hls impatiil coduc in he hairthi day, for his unceasing atteiitioni to the-vriou and mporant dtiesOf a magistrateo ot thits city, hi1s coat4 stun aniet toproote the interests of this Ward, and bis urbanity ~t al ties t itbinhblttanrs. That hu tanksof tis Wardmote be giyen to Samuel Weddell. eeq. the eput, Oarie Drce. eiq. Samuel Maeli, eqq. John Jackson, esq. ~te(~Ja~'(n, sq.andJoseph Williama, eeq. the Representattves of. this ard n Cd,mdnCouncil. for theair atttention to thieir Ipublic duis an hi exeriosto pr.,moe, the rosperity'of this.Ward. HENR Y RiVINGTON, Wrxd Clerk. & T WtRDMOTE. hed at BdtChscfl7h_1T iiand~ 1,far the Ward of E.iingsgate. cn Tues3day5,the 2lst day of Deceni- bet, 1824 before the Worsl,i pul ANTrHiN V BROWN, Esq. Alderman of thu tafdlard ,for the CHOICE of WARD OFFICERS for the year ensuing; 4 It wvas tenolved unantimously. That the Thanks, of this Wardmsote. be giVenk toI Anthony Brown, es4. Aldermnit of the iaaidnVrd, unA one of AoSheriffe orthe city of London and county of mciddlesex. for the diatingljihed mai,ner in which h-, pci-formsi the various _4utics -at- taehe to the arduous. and impgortant office .ofSherifi for -the aLbilitY withi whtch hie hassuslalnad the exalted character ~f a.'raig3ti-atei far his uxweurlcd attention to the intalest of theward ovewt- hich e pr*sIdev, and for hi-s persevecring zeal oxi every occasion tllquiring' the exercize of his funotiong. Thrat the foregoing resolution, signcd by tlie- Wsard Clerk, bo in-- sekted in the ueual inoriling and evening nEIs Pere WM, OBBALDSPSTO, WaxilClerk. TQ~ASISnA 'WAD, L~onidoin.-At a'COURT of u-V WAD MOTEheld in the Vestry Room of. the-pariih churol Sledavf ecebe, 124 fo th COIC o V~UDOFFILERS forth~yer.csnag,beoreth .Wrstlfl ir-LADIUS STE- ye~-enslng. ,.f, oftheComon Cuncl oft,,e cty for the sisle iimously, That the thianks, of this Wardmnote be pro-- ;ented t Cluistehn Hunter, BarI. Alderman of ' this Ward, for hi atnintohsdtesa a ma7n~trate ,f this c2ity, axnd for his polite as mata cd in the c air 'Anrng the p0ceedil,,s of - ~~~O, Dsniaghal~ ~ ~ ~ ~~Inetcet.erk T READ-STRET WA (D. -'At a CtUT oi~ WARDBMTE hield at Ciordwainors' H4all on Tuesday, the 2Ist P*1 ofc December, 18-24, before the Rlikht Worshipful JOH N. ANSLY Eeq. A'ldermen of this WVard, for the CIIOICE of WVARD OFFICERS for the Year enisUing I It 'wan'rsoclvded untanirndusly, That the espaeial thanks of this W,,'rdmoto be presented to the ftlight Worshtpful Johns Ansley, eaq. INla,for hi iz mpartial and uprighit cosiduct at titles Cpurt of Z,~~t,and for his pulite attentli6n to tb~e Inhabitants of this vMi' at all tirnes. That thiatre4olutlous be insertedI In the uAual mnorning and evening 17IPS-re-and signed by the Ward Cierk. JHN MILLARD, ind Clerkc. T~) IDGEWA.-At a COURT of WARDMOTE JJJ)holen rplhmoners i4ll,in the- said Ward, beforo the- Right ilaouablethaLRDMATOR,Alderman of the said Ward, on Tis~y,the21s ofDecmbe, 824, for theo ELECITION of COM- MON OUNlLM~N ad oherWARD OFFICERS for the year Bcelvc usanionsy, Thbat In the retirement of Josiah htarris, seq frm te 011c ofone of the Repiresenitatives of this Ward In -Llinnon ouniLthi Wardmote cannot omit to tender himntheir bes thnksfor 'levn yars grvico in that capaelty, and also to record, aht,'drn pro-f upwards of forty-two yeara inhat- bitancy in the War btit fwich he served sEtan assessor of the land taix),hbe has enildhmef to our respect and oprobation. That tha conducet of Mr. WIliam Um freville Stimith, oiue of the- -anndidates for the office of Common Councilmani of this Ward wvho ~bas thisda frorm theinost benourable motives declined a polf, has. in tla opin on..o tla is ardnmoe, entitled him to thie inarited respect and esteemi of the inbabitanits. That the thanbusof. this Wnerdmrote are most psartleolarly duo to the Right lionesurablo John GatrreLtt, Lord Mayor, Aldesman of this WVard, for his cont ued exertions in promotingS ita best Interests, for punci- tuality In ther prfoj-mainee of the maginterial ahd all other duties OIttached to. his h Iutg und Imeportant office for the eaSy aeces f- -rorded and nilformn aliteness shopwn totho 'nhl,aiftnnts of this Ward, :ind the truly honourablie and imparti%al nijenner Iin whiehhle has at all jjmes presided at theirmneetitigs. 'That the foregoing resolutions, aigned by the Ward Clerk, he pub- iLhed4 Inathe moarning and evonisig pa es JOhIN DAVIDl TOWSE, Ward Clerk. BTWARD; Dr'apers'-hiaI], Dec~embefi- 2-t v. CURT of WARDEIOTE, holden this day. befor ~ tigis ip'oahIfu Sir JOHN PERRING, hiart. Aldeorman of ~eaolve unaniously, That the thanks of this Wardmnote be re- etfll reeiiedto Sir John Perring, bart Aldermani of this Ward, theal~lft unforly displayed by him In tho distcharge of tho ~varousand nsprtat duties In film reposed, far. hlis constatnt atten- lio ttletoerstof this Ward, fur-his polIte and aflebicdemeanour the lnabifa ils onves~ occasin, and In particular for his Iii-- zmartta conduet -whilst preslinlg over the E-lection for the'Common 1"OnIsefl rzzd Ward Officers for the year ensuing. Ilenolvod. unanimously, That the thanks of this IVardesote be g;ivers. to the Deputy and theo rest of tlhe Cominon COuncil.. for their 1imoforegnattention, vi Innee nd assiduity In forwaLrding the interest 4,sf this Ward, particojar byh' protccting them firom the dangers of lItre and robbery, In regtfse~ ing the .mtroiz,-and enabling theim to pro. 1!urd thu fnecessary supply of water on the alarm of idre. 14'1teRolve4 UrsallisnonSTl,hat the aboverregolutions be Hsiged by thie liard Clerk, 'ad puiblish ed In the usual newspapers. RICHARD CL"`RK, Ward Clerk. i '9i1ND1LEW1CX~ WARD.-:At a NWARMOTE. lbeld kL./ fol-thbh Wardi, In,'the Parih ehurch hf St. Clemozat, near Eust-. ahmpn,on Fti day thie 2le,t Vdyoi December. 18124, for th,eVLllC- WroN-OIWAR JOFIFIcRS for tfier e uig SAM UE * eq Aleranof the said lRee3o!ved unanimnously, That the ithanksi of this Wvarmote hgivenf VO1thel.ltigbt Wor'shiipfusl S amuei Birch, esq. Aldermain of.thIs. Ward, for lsisteasdun; In the chair during the buisiness of elite day far his eind =nd polite aLttention to the inhabitants of-t'his Ward, asiA for tihe Wensart, faithful, and able discharge of all his msagsterial dutites. itczso ved, That theelov'e resolutJon be aigned byha War4 Clerk, mmldinsferted in The TImes, .i.ornlng Post, and Couw Ir newagaversii - 'l'~~~~~~IIOS.. ROOKE, Ward Ilerk, IffNASTlLE BAYNARD WARD.-At. a WARDMOT LL.1 held 21 at Dec. 1804 before the Right Wor'shipful JOSHLUA .it)NiATI-ANSLiITI-,Es ,Aidernman of thie-idwnrd at the Churchof the United Parishtl; of St. Mlary Magdaeln and St. dregory, Old FJish- :strcet, withiri she said Waird, fat the CHOICE of WA JI OFFICERS Aor the year ensujng Moved by fir. tPricfisrd, sepoesdedhby Mr. Slade; *1. Resolvcd unaitlmously, That the righat of voting In the City of London fol' chiel'offilere and parliamentary represenetatves %vas, up- .ier and by vircuo of anctent customn 4nd various charters, vested In ",he freemenl-of the- respective compallies o$ the city of London, long Previous to tile establishment oroflveries, and, wan conadrred by a jitatute passed in the second ye'ar of the reign of King WHiliam anld 4~enMr;and that isuch right remained Ins such freeman until lm aewqtaken away by a statute passed In the eleventh year of 4;h. reign of his lite Manjosty TKIng George the First, the r-ofesld oh Jleet of which was to preserve the righits and privIleges ftectzn of London, and to settle the right of ele-Clan in the city,adtepe jnsshi of which rw-ited, "that greatenrvrizad~~nln lhad arisen In the eity of London at h lcino iiest ev in paruliament and of mayors, aldermnshrf,anoteofirsf abhe city, and that many evil-mindedpros aign-ih fvt lugc, had unlawsfully intruded themzveinoteasmlsofhe c itizens, and pres4umed to civo their votes at ntush electin,n ad .just violation of the rights and privileges of the eltizeneado h I receloen 0~ their ciections, IianCo thu ditrbne th ubi 3=Vce.' Thait the controversies then complained ofarsfomte Iltclaimed by the livery to vote, to the exclusion o-h rce 'is' .had alwvays had the ancient and pralnzounit rightovteaal -elcations in the general Folkmnote asisembled, and that tesi stt 'fGeorge the Ph-ist atppears therefore to lh8ve been passe ne as ;F nd deiusive pretences, and to bave been an usurpatloAo Sc n s-lenit ilnd paramount oieetive right of the freemeni. 2. Resolved unanimnously, That It appears by the parliamentary re- gmirts, that the said bill wvas protected against In the Housqe of Lords, ill being destructive of the auoient rights and privilegea of the elfty, sand ikely to be followed by dangerouseonsequences, 3. Resolved unanimously, rhat it also appears by thesame reports, -that it was proposed In parliamnent, att the time, to refer the question -(If sligt to the judges for their opinion ; but that, upon thatpropesl- lion being put, the house resoived In 'the negAtIve, and the freemen -ererethereby precludedfr-amnproving their ancient right asthey mihty zand could hanve doine by refereiiee to the ancient record* of the cIt atnd othLer mean-I. 4. Resolved, Thiat, unider these circumstances, it Is expelent to adoipt such measures as miay tend to restore the ancient righits of the 1reemen by at repeal of' the said stature of 11eorge the First, and, for thAt Putrpose, that the Common Council of thisi Ward he instruaeted to rnove, or support a motion, In the Court of Comnion Couneli, that a vetilUon te-parijament be prepared and presented, ptraYing the leglsla. lure for a restoration of those elective rJ&hta of whilch tue freemen 3have been unJu-stly deprived. - fltVed. ly SIr. Kellting, teconded bys Sir, Brlyen; 5. Resolved uinanimously, Tlsat the under ward beadle and street. aiceper be directed to prevenit any obstacle in the street, particularly I rons stage-teaches In St. Pours churchyard anid Lsidgate-strcet. 'I,6 Resolved, That the thanks af this Wardrnote be given to Sir. Prcescher, our late worthy representative In Common Couneil, for the seWal nd ability he lias shown In the discharge of the important du- ties of that station dinring his long period of faithtul service, and for' She gerneral urhoniVtwbich has overcdistinguislied hIm inprivate inter- -course with his tellowv citizens. 7. Resolved sinaulusnusly, That the thanks of this 'Werdenote be 'Riven to the Worshipiul Joshua Jonathan Smitl, REsq. Alderman of 21115 Ward, for his punctual attendance to the various duties of his r28nPQtP-rIalo0icc, ror his zcalous and fathful discharge of the saluie, -and for the attentlou hie is always ready to afford to the general wel- fare of tale WV-ard. S.Rezalved unantmsously,That the thankcs of thisardmtob be giveis td hs'arneeqD Iy ess Robert. Siade, John Treacher, xih Ftseonbe Jsep ~inlok, erat Fenton, iunn, James Welch, Junes Jhn Evas, andJasnesTopi12, Common Council-. mn, fo terfihu tPto otegnrlInterests of thl&'ward, ae h anrn h hyhv exctd te other duties of their P,Rilaolved unatilmougly,Thsat these resolutions he published In tw~o mourning a Paers, signed by tho Ward'Clerk. THOMAS HOOD Ward Clerk. Mdr. Jamesa Hoppe and M.Nr. APSIlcY Pellatt, Jun. wvere eleetdi h S!:ead of Mr. John 'treacher and Sir. James W elch. b di h ,fIH AP AIID.-At a WARDMO'r~Eholden in the \i,J Cures f S. LwrneeJewy,in and for the said Ward.on 'Puces- the21s dy o Dcemer 184,before the Worshipful W LLIAMI (flMPS'i Es, M P Aietmn,for tho ELECTIO N Of WARD OE1RR o tl ya nsuig the fllo~cing gntleen wer eected Common (Vouncilnsen, viz, Brk s.Deputy IMr. Goge Ledget Risbest Jnninge I George Coivia '~ugeninsPenning j aceo. Edind. Shuttleworth Samuel Jones Ri~Hchard Ganthony Jolla James Thormas Smith flesive4unaimoui ~That thetas of this Wardnsote be given 'hs Ichrd rookesqTA.Loxly. an,Messra. Jepnings, Fenning, Jone, JmesLe4er,leaIen Cowe,'hutiecort Gathuy, and Smith fur Ac dsehere of he v RIosdteasam n Counl- mie oths ar,frtu tya,nd ortertttinto the JeIt ineet fti adua l caslons. That the thanks of this Wardmote treuiWnently due to William 1 hampton, eeq,' Alderman and St. P. for his Judicious and Impartial -elundut in pr eidrssg over the proce dings of tl1i day, for his unlrorm- s- polite nad ready attention to the inhabitatnts ofGhe VVard, and for the abilIty and assiduity with which he dischares the variluu and Jrapurtautduties of-the magistracy. That the above resolutions h signed lby the Ward clerk, and pub- Ii shed in thc usual morning anid evecting paoers P7.A.JAMES, Ward Clerk. ,IRIPP'LEGATE WARD WIT41IN, London, Dec' El, 1824.-At a COURT of. WARlDMOTE holden for the said Uard before the Riaht Wors}hlpful MlATTHEW WOOD, Ese. M. P. A:derman of the said Ward,-Messrs.-Rerl, Waterhoun6o Field, Herron, F>rsyth, Willshire, Smith, and Gates wvere duly elected Commnon Councilmen for the .ald Ward ibr the year ensuing; and It as Bcsolved urunimously, That the thanks of thid IVardmnote be and tLey are hereby given to the Riglht Worshi ful Matthew Wood es. t.P. Alderman of this Ward, for his usrem ttind exer tions on I ehail oi' the weifarL of his fellovr cltizens In the disenarge of the varlous dirties of his sItuatiob an a MiDgistrate of thIs City, likeirlse for the astivity and Zeal displayed by him an a Mlember of PerJlaRenit on ullc great eonstitutional and other sluestiodls amid for his urbanity and ptalftenessonevery occasion sherncalled to presideover thoinhabit- anlts of this Ward. Also, That tifs *Vardmote deeply esympathfzes in the-distresses and sufferings of the itallans, Spanilards, and other foreligers drivenfrom their country for political opinions to claim tbe slidtance and relief w hicbh free men and Britons can afford, and that, to effect such rclef: this Wprdmote recommenids a subscription to be mande In thelr behalf. Also; That Wlilarn Ierl, esq. the deputy alderman, be the tre-I. acrre?; and that the amount of the collection he paLd over to tie ge- naral con irlttee. Also, Tilat these proceedings be sigiied by the Ward Clork, and Inanrtcd In the usual aperaM iLLIA L PAYNE, Ward Clerk, Alerm,= bury,