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Ao eadenel.erieostittriteideentil;ath Iliektiatfitinittieebgetti Dlb bei et Moot*. Etimpfib Maur& Glees.vtum onettan• tubintlithishlikainili. • Erltie Ileva,.in true.* timid prinntmi.Voesbeli et .Appendke Askeviana encundutnilteretw Afteivi s hpwruKus- •' Exeudebaitt Andreas etJacebus Duacan;Aeatintahs Y !JOST" ; *Viol* •Jr Cotten y daissman o liana; Res; Orme it Brews • I. Nuns; R. Prieitley j. Booker ; Law irt Whit like? et'Skte:; Etagetee; G. Ginger; J. Matipstut ; 4s4 l fali akJoys. E. &i di Gib at ream; R. .Ssendat • et Ritdwell et Martin,Loodint. , Imputyw TWlry4 :SHIRTING CLO . ra 13t Majaii's Royal Leiters Patent. rrIHE Nobility, 'ltlefehattei and the Public, are re -4«, sirtiolly; infernie4 by the. Pateptee, the above Cloth is sold Oenaine ail duly Stamped at tbe East India Warehouses, No. 14, Cheofiblic ale/ if lo Miele' Mint* lelikteVer In Togrn or Coval try, in emit*, of ea earl 110 *ties web (or esperiatkulrt and th e by single _piece, in 4-4 for shfrtnit and ti-4 for sheeting, from g 640311 ylirds-habh.'ef2st is. 6d. S. Ss. ed. 41. 4s. ad. and 54.6 d.; per yard.. Its property Pillisisel iv its admirable and natural. Am. ducivenets to the health of the wearer in every climate (no sad den eiddeblb belnyther tottteritlead Mier taking exerdm rldhly 1 64 1 4P6)., MOO alikgyeat %Moon* arid pleasantness to wear, particularly in cold seasons end climates. As sheeiipg it is equally desirable fur its beauty, comfort, and cheapest, being nearly half the price of other fetakshretings. Iti advantage has long beep enjoyed by numerous families of the fir.t #rre eititift4-"Vilif the Mitten were •preient. To families lied indeelilmlgirmeSlipg qrgeieg abroad, and Crentler..en, In the Army and Nayy, is of . pecullar utility, it never imbibing the damp irmie-Oltere et see,' and isr whieh 'the liability •to take cold is i tWrOs al 41skdanilitr' 0 . at+ing•damgilinee entirely avoided. ' For Verily use, and Children's wear if is very desirable. as it can be used for every purpose that Irish or Long Ciotti, either India' bgRP 4 F+. ;• . • • ' .A..ROMATiC SPIRIT cif AiAlkalielltiithe inventive of Mr.. iiiNliLY; and brught by hiss aueccsstire- impireventeetsloghe'high;tlf perfection) combines to he prepared, a 4 dolel by,Megms. kismet,- Mauutactaring mists, Mancllisier. Thal egbielbli perfumed Liminesehlch is composed of Medi coacentratedyjnegar, , jelnedevills the must pleasant - .Anoma apd 'elicaetous Antiseptic!, may be kept auiumaireti ClLDMlkthil IS any leagilsieif Busch 'lts pungent Odour adapu k ter *Opp •is •tiss444lwe. Faulting*, 3t.c.; add rand* k plwalialy vaWid and refreehing in crowded rooms, in ploces tat ellitviati • Istimmlins saes aims kir Weal= of ConiagiOunThesautsk . • • As many wurions and (eerier preParMioni arr 8 0 0 sable and siinThr siinics, the publics's* sequesied se Ohs e u tile only profit of its bang genuine, that the names of Mejsrs. Henry, Manchester, are engraved en the stamp. • • . The .jade Spirit of' Vibetir In hafts, prise 21. lid each,. amp - whole's/awe WWI by Bagley and SINN • CocksOnr-street, (the - only Agents in London utheusedlip AO. Pfoprlekirst where May be inid,'Spcingeboxei of Gold, Sever, Cornelius, Crystal, lee. • . • AlsO Haste r's Cm.ctnca Matintssa, in bottles at 43.: wad larger vikh•gless stepper!, it , i s. td. each; their names belbg mama thCNIPP! ' • • . . . - - W)46BEI2ESI.:I"VA DII0P41: In Ili. - Ma- SU jesty's Navy these Drops base for near 100 years gait; maintained their charaeter as a specific for the Scurvy, Gravel. Dropsy. Stranguary, Weakness and Obstrnetkini ha the trinety Pasage and General Debility; but particularly for their absolute.' and spe edy cure of the Venereal Dlsea.e t Weasels' Jambes Drops and Specific Remedy, are the only safe and expeditious Care and are so innocent in their nature, as to require Mule or no restivhat. The great object to be attended tfi la, that Patients sold Pur! chasers should be careful In haritigilletrite and gamine Prepare ; don, as the unsafe, omanctioned, and daagsrsi counterfeits at tempted to be foisted on the Public, by absolute faisehonds, are se numerous, that the Proprletors'requestweery purchasers° ilk for Waist*" JESUIT'S Danes, and unless they bare the follow•. log words me the siainp, they are grosainipositloos creche public: it Joseph Wessels, 16, St. Paul's Church-yard," . .which ins Ma. jetty's Commimiesemitave ordered so beenvesed en eves, Stamp, to sabre Them a 4 their right. All ethers are Counterfeits. Mereliants Capable,' aall Venda: aoliptiled oa liberal terms. Nee es. Ocl —lie—and sou per. bottle. I)HEUI44TISIIIIS, PALSJZS.. and poury AFFECTIONS, with theirusual ioniondunts Spann or. Eying !Au, Flatalsaoy, Indlgestlea,tand general Debility (origt. Dodos in whatever source) are satiated and frequently cnvecilly WHITEHEAthi ESSENCE of hitYsTAttD PILLS, aftir every other` tine* hadtailed. The laid Enema of Mustard, (used with the Pills y doom complaints where necemery) is ger t linethe, most settee; petiettatfog. and e ff eeittarremedy in ' the world, Re" sena, ear* the eeva%st Seeing end Brehm, In less ibis' k& the time usually taken by say other Liniment or Embrocation;: and ituetd ininUidiately after sny mcident; it prevents the part Woks blachm.W HillitlY.AD'e ?ASA CEitATE.Ie aquotty ellicacleee for all ill.condhicreti Sores, Sore Lege tL •ZrenticelY inmates; grinpies,lkingworms, shingles skip out in the Face, NW, liaYeAid Eyelids, avrtind Sole tirade, and Scorbutic Hueneme of gassy deaertgsiosk, • Preyarwrotify, antioFd tit T he ltpsnl vothessrb tin ihrat .1 h ,Greek-strtet, Soho, lisence intt each, the Caste u is. tid. and as. Soid by every Wagtail Veer id the United Kingditis.- 4 .! The Genuine has albeit ink Seitisp,writh. the ilaiweiff K t -lobakda iiserfediit it. • • ••• •-1 BY HIS MANISiIIeaS.LIROYA . reETTIRIPPATWArr T. _PA KE,II.GENLJ tNEe. RlLLasiestly Imam* JL.II JrO siring in ail *stages, .tke VAN SAL DISEASE. One hmall , Paris dtree, and the taking of ins' lfii; in a keine east : rill sotto sobs** ietipstiont se she :at his recovery. Nothloscan be bentr nottive4, more sate s , or avert con4eigentesai iteaiiidT:llatiedras'ire obliged to go Jour• ply te-teriss, asitscssEsuimiollae4sticsos sistesitiodEl diet and silty:years everienos &in attentive mimic') hipt ,provad: that UM* aaOutiitifitir tear Saltation •a pd 111 'other hottiliart :For • the Satarrtand entice: chrodiesa .Distasdel, this Msdiehis his sot its . ViivraFds -of rsa,haillirsitsrif lteeniliallif 'ailed SE list Aittivltstlselliiawisiss'otithiOlw tie eisittFyitereri erwrhatia load at Amiirtb°lo,llllASt u tt l f i l L4 MSOAFFC ne, o. 9, Now Ehtsisetiteabliasasittrifesity 9 1111. SIL Imatiethltylathait-;; 'N. two bit 497,,wi .Piaogis ot pi& &tali WirWakoir 010 4 4 1 ent; *ld copious Airectiotis, t die lies/ aiiiirottWOzbid-streetits6l4-16.horgaiek ige. le • Mt re s a l reap 61111 i Wad* goi the fit Ocoee !Milldam I _. 1,!.•.. I A; gt, yea ~~i irk 14* }4 O l l 41.f° tg; 6•40. I oil ;tut el Pos. 11.416 tit,* hit ~! ` ~ -. ~. ,:. ~,. Iwo kt . P4 Zo 1111111•*ili -Atm*: II ; r* , 1 . • ... .., - • ~~.1 ;. It 1816' • •.. 1 4 1. •••• 7 7 -r -T, A. , CREDITIIMEAL YOUNG WOMAN wishes• for a reepectable !Stoniest as Heusekeeper to a sink Oro- Helosti; or u Housttmid ober, a footman and clok are kept.--, Plage address, post paid, to* I. at 'Mr. Hasloch's, Ladies' filitteinaker,iito: W, BridgeMtrect,Covent=tvilen. ' - s • " PORT. OF WEYMOUTH.' -TO DE SOLD BY AUCTION. • visoker tl;s:. ilsenvrittsit 43ontritillsrters of Ms Mijeity's •ih -LtN 'lLesoAT,thewitof lksweriber, ItoB, at Eleven r... . _ ill ibtraP4ll2ails - allbe Cestosn-hoosi, Weistoorh, i .GOODS' UNDERMENTIONED, I . .. • • viz. batotts :.: 1 a _IIB randy, SOO Gallons Genera, and S Gallons Piglasoponseits wobjeeete do payment of the , dittil4 of ensfbins end Eube. • ' • • Also, lot •Itome Consumption-7 Dozen Angola Glove, 1 knots Alum', 2 Woollen Shawls, 47 Prints 34.Montlaly Ma ttel*, 'Piece, Paper,' . C 221111 nits, 4 Pieces Roy.e, and 4 Anehaes. • . 1. • - . .. For litportatiomt-4 1311 Teas Silk, 6 Silk Scarfs, 16 Silk Shawls, .15 Silk liandkerekle% 37 Par Kid chores, 7 , Pair Silk StnekingS 'I Itidliete, 4 Pieces ribbon, (24 Yards), 2 Lace Caps, "alet 4o Ta 1,4 4 .4.204. , • • - . .1; . • • , NA The Wats may be "%wad by applying aa elso•Coatoes boor* Pins-alyysgaremPeie lea 24 dal of ealkeill• " - • • • -• . ' r--r--'-'-•—'---.---7 - 7 - 7 - 7 — ,'"v - -4 I'OLOE oP THE mEnioPoLts. SAMPAN Vrthit4C2 TAX! N &mitt/ft eloik , ica rrist or Tpa MOWN elf COMILIOK %MN Or ON - - - STATE OP TIN POLlCeletimlwattrttraintuf. .•'• • The Hon. Hatcliv Gas* stance in the Chair.. Examinationof WILLIA M FIFLDING, En t In the different parishes' o f the metropolis, the : Office of constable is one of'fatigue, and for; which no pay , ment is•made. Do you not think, that if ,:payment somewhat of the 'same nature which` tAlfes place is respect of the constables which are empleYedAY• the . Police,•was made to the parish constables, that you Would thereby collect a bra2ll army, if I may use such a phrase, that might be called out in case of any sudden tumult in each parish ?—Most unquestion- ably ; aetwithout looking upon the essential stimului.:i Of payment) it would be in vain to expect activity, ingilance, or vigour, in the discharge of such duties. The petty constables are not under the. Police Ma-. gistrates l—No i no more than. that they have the' controul and authority over them; they are obliged to execute the Magistrates warrants. Do you know ho w many constables are appointed for the City and Liberties of Westinioster, that are. sworn in by, the High Steward. believe 18; that is 13.f0r St. Margaret's, and five for St. John's. • Do you not consider that number as tatichinferior to the wants of the public ?--4Ddeed I. do I. . Have ion any doubt, that a better arranged ens. blistment.of constables -ready for public. service pub Pg elPiliewiiit• would be ,apse o(,tbe, means .of Awl!) , the necessity of Callinglo, upon all DCCWri ;Joni. the aasistar . 4 of a military:, forte ? might- have Masi optlation most assuredly. The Aelleacit of calling in mtlifathy force onght.at all times to be, considered by the Mag'ituatet; WO, I, at a litiptai trate, should think there war necessity Of calling 4orit. and that there was‘an appearance eidertgeet6l the &laic, I allosid thinkatEeceuxtry to4ccat. • • . Have you any.doubt that:the systemrsuch as has bean followed ler many years past„ of so small a civil power, so little suitedas itis • to the increasing population and wants-of the. Metropolis, . has bad. a 'tendency. to put the civil power out-of this Use;. tea mike it little considered as art- elficaoions mean ; * remedying .public danger, .and in. a .maaner to.cont. , pal the blagistrate, on the-, first• symptom of public. danger, to look. alone . to the military .for protection ? realtyconceive, according to my own experience all through 144 , thy upon-the real existence 'et .any tumult, aid there was a probability. of any neightiourhOod- contributing to that tumuk, that all. the Police which we, nowhave,, or could have, with 'the addition of every different officer, would be inade-. cfate to the thing.. And thin k that the whole police power, supposing it were double, would be an :inadequate body upon which to Ode; a full reliance. 'I also think, that for tke.purpOse.of public peace, an Wry appearance of the. military would be dreaded, and under that dread much benefit might be ex pected ;..always supposing that the police will first of All be tried to ascertain the point of safety ; but if danger seemed to.threaten beyond that point, I should think as . a Magistrate I should but perform my duty. by .thinking of and immediately calling. out the mili tary energy. Do you nOt see, that if cases should • constantly arise, and in your recollection Many must have arisen, in which an active body 01' police, to be, drawn from that Class' of the community forming the 'house holders, more particularly interested than any other classin the Suppression of disnrder, or whattier. Islay tend to the Osturbarice• of the public peacet-thai'an "ssemblage of those persons; foe the porposel of early putttog thorns a tuinultuous.itinedtirseof •even sr feet individuals, which is the nrigin of every disttitbatiee that arises, would be a much better mode of pira t ing doin such distliVbences; than instantaneously, as has been•the custom ibr ;many years past, of calling in the assistance of the military ?—No doubt can be en iertained spoon akeliwastiott yea ask.. if a powerful aauld lie collected' mom •deirly; - rthe effects Yoe speak of .woaldettend , it. ,4 1 recollect wharpassed in tbe riotspf she•year 1180 i, Is happened tem* tcosee ,a..great: dead , or • these tiots4. awd.4. ;remember,. that Aen.the honseofiny.ontlee4ir , debn fielding, iWaS 'dCibtoyed by theinals, if there had been only-ttn con. Wales:the& at the time , the riot commenced, irwould. have been "MU- cenaidly -save& "And F' remember that. wised my. Lord .lidaSofirkills , • house, in tacalaborrAtare, was entered, - that if : theft bad nit Isealtif-eonstablesdtatiesed Ilsetratthe origin. that would have . :ltine z'w , very..oorlaidtvelde pciwer -of rprevensiogitlat-eectimulitinovoithatspeeiet of mob' Which was soon collected ; it haiingilsegun tby .asdemblage of the yeungalsd•thovsfrdess only. First it began NWk, teneealbatmen seetwaddetianothec ten,. that .prodnitedwkando as: to. the inamanse.numbee that were thew collected. - . Have yini• any sloalits-Sbaka 3domestie•sparish:ar. " 4 .tignifalPilt:mignviacsi lei wiy ee the isletreftlieso.l Imbieh . the •oacwieknealithel placed under the superiatredpu coassibiev , tbaulos beta 5 3 411 .14t z r ,4 11 . 1 . 0% ,i, otiritewret.....! rik . , l7 - .1 r il ls:. ! z, , • -: :• • r 111 . . f .' • , , • i .. . . j! 4 .. •!:` • "matimim 1.14 r 4 A;' • ~.. . ;.. PRICE SF,VSP:PENCE. • named ; that superintendent constable should beiinder the polici,ly which means a daily attendance of the Constables Would take place, preventing, thereby, the nuisances which. at present •itifest the streets; and in ease of peddle disturbance, the whole body might be called onte•interposing e in the first instance, their strength to check.. any. tiototts..dstut hancei tee— teinly think that thin very iiffisw that I molt tie liberty of auppoeing would be the means t:f keeping, at all times, in the utmost readiness, the whole force that could be called forthof the police.; that it *mild be theinearia (and it is perfectly new in the idea) of hating his eye aver all the; additioaal 'constables that Wight be appointed; Derr. all the special constables that we Might appoint, to whom we pay ES. ; and that he, should b•:i the man under whose authority we shiiktd place eyespot:own:immediate men appnintt.d at. the Office ; mid I think that that would be a species ef•officer who. would produc,e the same sort of efficiency. that it produced in the arrity by the serjeant , and,the vorporal, for they are toe people upon whom 'the military Oeficers rely for the strict exectifiou of their regulations ;..so with respect to the pclice ;• for this•classalf .officer , w ould carry our rollers. intnete. cutirm ; be would be a . kind of iuperior man, always kept to, activity to -know the strength of- his parish ) how to•muster them, and to call them forth. • Hoar mans. years have. you been in the Police ,My lather, Henry Fielding, was an old Magistrate... •Csowiutows hare seen a good teal of the Pclie o f `the Metrop olis ;lam a• very Old Magistrate of West- . inster ; I have been agar .50 years standing in the mrtiission; betl was not appointed to the place which I now hold in the Police until about eight years ago. I• havoleta eight years. this June, ap.• pointed. From your observation, since you have been actini• as a Magistrate, do you think that the morals of thW. Metropolis are.in a state of improvement ; that they are stationary, or on the decline must, isdaad;i be upon the aseresveonjetture that my answer wilt . be built ; . but I really, think, that from she increasing , t wickedness of the t i nes, from the -increasing goes drinking. from tie dirt, sad from the overpowering multitude , of children that are in every part of the town, without our-being_ able to clear the streets• of the thousandth part of them, that there mast be a vast increase of immorality mast assuredly. Do.you then consider that the increase of crime. which,. according the 'different returns that have been laid before Parliament. set ms at pretest to be ' an established fact, proceeds from a positive diminu tion of.psblie.morals, or from an tr.crease,ot popula. tion ?—Most assuredly. frato the increase of the pro. fanenesipt the times, and f:ornthe increase of a very profligate population...which hat met. with no hope. • sothiag so. correct it. it is golag.on now ns it was before. aotwithstandiug oll•riar vigilance and F o rt i n g iir ,, :a ea t ,Lo mums away youth-Aran idling abeurshe toms, hkeirierpeseatal • of being a-dishonest lad; bot• having done shat, and having all our, viewikand edertions- tail upon the sub- ject, and knowing that this patish of St. Margaret, at thin mement, contains•so.ab a. herd, of these UMW Va.. gabnods, and there being nothing in existence by trobich vietan get rid vt them, •I. therefore conclude; tkiabilitincreese of immorality proceeds from the in. crease of.pepulatioes . . De ,you think that that dais of society, meaning_ thelower,-the idlisrs.of• which may. be couSideted As • theobotligate class—as they.are in elf other classes-- thatithat class is mote indigent than formerly 4 I' think that the town has now. a body of 'people that must bemire indigeerthan they were before such in . ' ineiwese.of populatios4. the poor children now being in such vast numbers, their parents have not the means,•nor have-the , Magistratei themeans, of pro: vidingthern with was kin the-common way. WitW respect to apprenticing them, even it it•was the wisie • of their. pareatatopatthena out as apprentices, there- •. is not *Dough ofthat.• • ' :Do you think that. within your district, or your meant of knowledge, there has been a greater supply oleos:kitten -within -these few . years.- than there has' been work for them to do ; or that latterly work hade been taken from them in consequence of the badneti of the times, which was given to them before ?-4 cannot think that work hat been taken from the . people immediately within our view ; we have .bed a good many workmen upon the Thames, paaticularly• about Vauxhall bridge. These public works .have • certainly employed. many ; nor has work ever been taken from them. Occasionally t ppages have taken place, hut only at particular periods: • We see, hote.. even :in • our sieve, brought ' , together here,' I ma t iiirrnber of poor wretches, • applying to us for passert rat iimiserable to see diem. 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