The National Register. — London, England, 1821-06-10 00:00:00

184 COUNT OP COMMON COUNCIL. A Court of Common Council was held on Saturday last. A petition from NI r. Beckwith, for compensation ' for the losses occasioned by the .Spafields rioters, was referred to act 111111 l Mee. A petition was presented front the inhabitants of Cripplcg ‘Vithoist, praying for a more adequate representation in the Common Council, or for a junction of their Ward with that of Cripplegate Within. The latter, with only 200 inhabitatirfreenten, bad eight representatives, whilst Cripplegate Without though its inhabitant freemen were 500, had only four members. A counter petition was rescued front Cripplegate. Both petitions were, after some debate, referred to a oo e Mr. Favell then informeJ the Court that Dr. Lush. invet, and Messrs. Brougham and Denman, were in attendance to receive their presentations of the freedom of the city, pursuant to a vote of the Court. The learned Counsel were immediately after hurts. duced by Aldermen Wood and Waithman, Mr. Brown, andOldhano, preceded by the Chamberlain and Marshals. The Chsotberlain then proceeded to ICA I. theme the cute, and to administer the freemason's oath, which' being done, he addressed them to the following effect :-- " Gentlemen,— You have been selected from the body of s leurned profession to perform a duty the most arduous and important a and when we consider the exulted rook of the i tilevedual more ionsedintely concerned its the result—the splendid t..lents 01 those by whom the great cause was cos darted—the august tribunal before which it was pleaded— aud the , inkiest a n d anxiety with -which not only this country, but the Nitrite civilized world looked forward to the issue, I am not awme that the ; ttttt als of mankind can atturd its meraelei. This was a close which rcepiiied the rtiiill and eloquence of a. Demosthenes. a Cicero ' and a Man.field„ and 1 caul venture to ascot, es About fear of counarliition, that These great qualities were exhibited in. the fullest extent by those .whom t have now the 'amour to .a.ldress. The great orator of Greece, by that manly force of uutifect rd eloqumee, which, On the language of an ele gant writer of our own tuuntry), ' rushed like a torment too impetuous to lie withstood,' and astonished and deli ; heed eh • moat polished assembly thenrii exigence; and the 'father of Latin eloquence commended applause, and influenced the delesmithiliell of *Roman Senate; but, gentlemen, the faiste of your eloquence has already extended to countries wholly unknown Cu those great characters, amid already In relates whit h never witnessed the triumplts of Alexander, .our OW progress of the Roman Eagles, ore recorded tire transcendent totems rend eloquence of a litcpu i ;hum, a Denman, and a Leishisegtem." • TM. Cnamberlain then presented to them ths boxes containing the freedom of the city. • Mr. Brougham expatinti.d.en the high sense he entertained of the tumour that had been conferred am hem, and refereed to his first acquaintance with the Citizens. of London In 18011, when be wits selected by the merchants to advocate their Clinic in respect to the orders cimocil, made to aranterset Ate:Bstonaparteuis continental ay Mein. Mr. Denman and Dr. Lusbingt on niso e pa esved tbelr silks faction in buying been selected to detrital liar most illustrious afaris Majesty'snuhjects in are righteous a cause, and that they. had felt the high import:time. of the ditty committed to their handle. Hut it was that 'nadir opinion which had been first crepressed by the citizens of Loudon, and had spread throughout this country, but to all parts of the world, which, more titan their humble grodeavtaass—more than the justice of the .encase--ivere shun the justice of the tri. banal had brou.ht tat its terminatiUU the direful and unequal contest. The Court then proceeded with some other business, after which the principal tatembera. and the learned Counsel, went to the Slaitatoti House and prrtoult pf a sumptuous entettai 1111 l On Monday the 2tith ult. No. 14,044 was drawn a Prize of 121,000 Consuls. and sold by BISH, in Shares. viz. One Quarter at. Catgut'?lux One Quarter in Lorwow One Eighth.......in Lem BON One Sixteenth ...at. BATH One Sixteenth ...in I.orrpoit Oue Sixteenth ...at MatusTairg One Sixteenth ...at MARLEOROUGEI •ORE SiXt4elllb ...at MARGATE BISH also sold the following Prizes, all drawn the same Day ;- 11.351 .C1,000 I 7.269 .C 209 1,019 3,317 rto 11,476 llO 11.567 16,673 rzo &c. aca BISH also sold, in the Lottery drawn in March, . Three Prizes of 21,0001. and several smaller capitals, Every Ticket and Share Chance bought on or before the 28th May, was finally decided on the 28th May. Tickets and Share Chances are on Sale at BIsH'S Oakes, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Cross, London.; and by his Agents in the Country. If the reader is afflicted with Fistula, Piles, or Strictures, we would ask, has ke ever heard of the late Martin Van Butchell, who used to treat these complaints in a way peculiar to himself; and to effect cures almost universally without having re course to either Cutting, Caustic, or Confinement, which is the usual practice ? We find his son D. D. Van Butchell, surgeon, aecoucher, who resides at No. 48, South -street, Berkeley-square, continues to perform cures of the must dangerous cases by the same method, and is us completely successful.— Both rich and poor, who are thus afflicted, will do well to observe he requires no remuneration until they are satisfied a cure has been performed ; in fact, the poor are relieved gratis if respectably recommended. Two bills of indictment were prepared by the muck Constitutional it,soci.ition against M W Hone, in order to be juelei red to the London Grand Jury at the pre•Lxt sossion-. The labours of the Grand J.lry F rid Ay without then4s. , ciao !or - h iAg able t%a to present thcin. „„f THE NATIONAL REGISTER CHILD LIED LINEN, Millinery, =Apneas', ea very sesestelds Miss s—Pdes.INGNAM relrelefoPy Wows her Made and the Palled* 'HMCo& it the na. ma ill a well selected aid lap weeetammetelatilil Bel Lime. which she lo enabled et sell at very led pier, dad If= sa of cverY &KA Wm P . perdrulerly a &eke Lace, Dress. Mamie& and a ether Caps, Fah, Handbeinhish, Re. Re. of the nest diddeeshie aad NOM paeans, le peat varieties.— Dram are inda le etas, k the peewit tan aid Awash. No. so, City Reed, arm iterlnny rhyme. • PIM= of Tapes of el widths, geprrier Sewing Cotten. end end ' Pies, *Am tenterhebly cheap. Observe a Droned Del In the window. sod it is emu dice to the Rustic Heusi Choir owed Bedded Manufactory. RUSTIC HOUSE.—Very CHEAP CHAIRS, BEDSTEAD. FLOWER STAND, GARDEN, and RUSTIC SEAT and VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTORY. 19, CITY ROAD, mar Finbbury Squese...JOHN INGRAM Teepee* infordr ams t Palk , that be Imm memdestured a large anomie* et iv/I*door. funeell Ilsomead, dyW Mak, Casi o Audwast Prim Cwrioa, wed nos. with a toad mserwasm Oilskin& mill astht. dsa Fef am, towair. tam bath holdeasita whi uesit sk Its ass asaahow s to mil at c.t.imi. ml Om& Vity Ilbsmi anagrams matt is Mardwata. sad Shippers of Chas mat Funtima Lame Taw alwarskge lithhat awl Mein vasty he llspeitielen. A 11" 01 Now tit MOW. Cisalas sad las* Seats, with 1 8111/~ Hems aml Rusts Himitaum CORONATION. —The Board of Gram Cloth laving. by aposiel notharity thir theimoisiengsmistof the M ew BRITISH - Lliellh G. P. WRUNG asil Co. anufactories is eadhisty PaMoiere rispectiilly belie if Consieasora was elegast Assortment of trs iTe irills, MC , in the real Pebt .ad m the MOM WOW designs, be the drat Artists is Paris.—The snide has already appeared in Cunt, wader the sanstkm of all the Royal Family, w and can. W I be &meal on as gamine at IQ. Snood.— RoilEtteET HOU= MANUFACTORY, Raeford. Notts.—N. R. Nets and Laces of Islay demription on the Patent principle. ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF TWENTY YEARS, For the Sale of Irish Linen by the Piece. at the Factor's price. No.conthe SOUTH SIDE of BLOOMSBURY SQUARE, four doors from the top of Southampton Street, Holborn. THE IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg leave to announce to the Public, that the above Howe is thei - only Establishment in Me eountu t where they continue to suff/y the Nobilit Gen/sy, the Public, with WARRANTED ed Liassi f fer /MU and Sheets, of the best fabric and es a; a pies akidrislay lower than. they can be pro. Wig OMNI. wed*: . . They also engage to return &opinion mosey way fault appear.—Good fries Bills mutt Beek ftf Ireland Nobs Men as sisiral.—Country and Town Orders pronetusUy attended ee by JOHN DONOVAN... Blematebury Square. London. Arm JOHN DOYLE, 31, St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin, IMPRESSED with a just and humane sense of the calamispips swabs adios from also injudicious treatment of a certain esainiy 4 - sod Mm entailing es its victim a series of distimeleg. soil almost Dr. LADY easpeettallrita l t i ese iMsemted. to his peculiar mil mem e sdsliw. mail" dos adviminieg =ilsidle ilay. or the apt* ealmind aminetof them asulhe t i lL rondo so the w l: Li _nati basalt no var her se : i EADT will not 41111111, of ease, butes C 11 1: 112. 810117111180.1101111 by mike' andausgkel skill can be mplod, be paring • seellas. spmaY. psi Dent tomienserving• made envy swiss et afibuis• and Its satires train et diesesesebo gebnuy. of hie puedueispol.dies. asChedn*lleesered bribe seasaandso AMIN he w asmegiseM ti mob of traniaasit anise the eta beg and lobraimse peeing. he is ambled se oak FL Mims tondlienor. use =inne at ones the burances eao lins== ' supsaiseity of Dr. BMW. system; global birabugi ai perresl .at where eminent eal.oe.• mined by lahittsiaodttssims,hes proved ink. In atliaiense show conattlntnry advaness. Dr. Baal will be found sigma, hirsassast in reviving the eatbe eiac debilitated song* of ohs Moan esastitution. which and it not dm* ammtedt gosh, nudes mastery the very p=i mir t *Mom ee Ibis tlosalsting Nate of inanity by do tame and allied* tome and to to the rieStall Dr. Sant is happy m mem tie meet reseriag and mestramme Ibm the inftwe of sums meg bo son* mressanwor in the maw dimmed being only raterisel.....Dr. Lunt lamb. inked daily. at his house. 38, Dean Mies. Soho, petiteei of loth antes. Country letter meet respectful atlisitiolt. No. 38, Dean Street. Soho. is a Perms Ranee. Munro akar . one end of Dean Sena limb into Gesso= to the General 'lsmy.P l sit M 00. and the ether l into i t)] tn isi S tree t. —Advice to the Poor. Zirtbs. At Blemrll boast. BIOTIVIOU Pollard. of • daughter. At %VatWhitton. boraserset, the holy of the Its,. U. tedium, of • daughter. At t lapharn atmis', the lady of J. Sewall, mg. of • soh. /yrs. J.,hu P.caloe. ut MUDlptiltr, 'loath Lambeth, of • tee. Mrs. F. Pollock, of Ledford row, of • los. Ararat. - At Bntuels nt the hoes. of ilia ex,...lleiley the British ambassador. John Natter Moody, ray. youngest son of the late 3. Moody. ea+ of Queen sy ~,,, itluousabuiy, to Aso eldeM daughter of W. JiDomin o egg. of WOWlperly LWOW, Oefordshise, At Greenwich, Mr. Jobs Stow. of that pane.. and of St. Mary at hill, London, to MU. Naomi Dorothea Ilertlie,of t rouse hill. At St. Martin's chinch, W. Ds Bois, egg. to Miss Undo, daughter of N. Undo. cloy. co stoke Newington. Ik. John Eittnaus ' of Instil street, to Elisabeth. widow of the late Mr. J. Lambert, of tower mutt: At Fiiiclary, 'ut. N. Cannon, of Biondwater, II its to Skald* eldest dsaelusi 4.r J. A. Hermon. rig. 01 Wherrione. At Sossra, Mr. Julio Weir. urine Lewes bank, to Ellasabelk. serum{ dsugider of the We Mi. T. leaner, of Warn, iu ilw Win comely. At Wen." th, A. Logan. eq. to Sarah, widow of the Intel). ltirk U. eq. td c•ilheod lunar. Niiddi. see. N. tubeih, eq. .4 Lime sttret, merchant, to Catherine Jane, u•cuud timighter 01 Ike Gate .1. Albro 6, coy. ut I lamburgb. At lifx iestAeuee, Wert hill, N'artilswortii, S. Mersey, 0/(1. In his 47th )ear. It. llomndur, c•q. of the relive. Tulieuliain irouit road. At Wiotilinc, Charier Francis, child of C. A. Toik, egg. 1.P.1 At the bowels: her .:orl ill I.sw, Mr. COM pl r, I',...ctfortl place, Mrs. Itob..rts. Al the I.totre Eppusg, Its the 74,11 31,se of age, 1.. Wil,uu, N, Ldlte tic em. otl 41..11,11.11•0 hlll , bllley, asteti 74 la she It.l.toul or ( luolophet, its Mosel, 1415, 1•c0.x.• o:erkeley, e.g. a •11,rentl.int ul Co. MI uslutt hue us I*.rt kclay , wilco* glasstliallser, %writ,. Iles) clay, tams tied its WI Nis. !ulna, sof the Wend 01 Nevis. end lisClere this hsaucla N.C.11111. Wu 1.11,111.10.. Me.. A. 41. in. (:“...I%%lucti.m.s . street, szcd 60. Al oi. h.mose. N. lieu few.. \ca I 41:10,), Alr, li. math, inre of flisOui.o:44.• .1104, sgr,l At P4:;!,14.0, mon Ga. I . Mar k , •, cry. nt P 4•1: street, Grosvenor square. ~s r c..i. owl son of the lee Curio. mi•ss (~.nmsl I.e tles-.1,4 43. t. ,r.I. Oi pit. 141.1.4:01, aril 14 Ramp _venters , ft..• / NNW 001$ IMCNIANGIF : ry, Jam I. amegraime tar= Neaday aad Wedaudare ammelteleo ea thew lam thin we a eveddetable ae make this seemeimi, bat then wee Bede is amp do lase se* lr tritleh dashed pan g ci a l rliZ k ras dam smilt . att il letr i ir ht dall. tad oily the Snag reatples eleadasd Mariaes gestadotts. I. bean. Par, Ace. diem le as elasatim CURILENT MCI Per W inciter OF UR ster Messer, 1101110 Alt. 38 • 66 fa a to 28 a 31 24 a 117 33 a 29 1 6 a 58 14 a 19 16 a 21 23 a 28 U a 35 31 a 34 37 a 12 26 a 20 Si& a 384 ,IN FOIL TI f Eight Busk LE WIiEK, WZUNSIID. S. O. 36 a 86 37 a GO 28 a 31 /SIMI V. Red Wheat. White Rye &sulk, or Back Wheat Barley • ••• ••• Pale Malt Feed Oats Bre w orPoland do New Tick Beans Old ditto New Pigeon ditto Nailing Pease Grey Petite Rapeiired per FOREIGN.nst American Dantsic.... Riga and Wismar Russia and Vries. land ditto. Rye Barley Feed Oats Brew or Poland do Tick Beans Pigeon ditto . Boiling Pease Grey Pease Linseed per. qr. I. I. 96 a II sr a CO 28 a al 24 a 117 23 a 23 46 a be 14 a 19 16 a II 29 a n II a IT 14 a 111 46 a 38 14 a 19 16 a 21 23 a 19 34 a 36 31 a 34 37 a 43 16 a So 341. a 361• S 4 a se 31 a 34 $1 a 42 26 • 31 3st. a $6/. a 40 a 68 SS a 4 40 a 58 33 • 12 • MP 46 a . IMO Ss 411 30 a 313 Y 6 a 27 18 $ 33 30 a $6 Xti a 27 I. a 23 14 a IS 18 a 21 S 2 a 34 33 a 96 36 a S 8 25 a 27 $6 u 43 30 a 58 28 a WI 18 a 23 :4 a 18 18 a 21 32 a 34 SS a 38 38 a 38 93 a 27 36 a 48 14 i 18 Ili a 21 32 a 94 39 a 96 S 6 a Sif 24 a 27 36 a 46 AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN. Per Quarter, of the Twelve Maritime Districts of ENGLAND and WALES. fur the Week ending June 441, retracted fruit Saturday's Gazette. Wheat... figs I'd Barley... tie 9.1 Beans iSS 9d Rye.... 3es 3.1 I Oats.... 13. OA I Pease... 31s II A BROWN OR MUSCOVADO SUDAR. Average Price from the Relents wade in the Week ending Wednesday last. kls. Id. per cwt. exclusive of duty. PRICE 01 , HOPS. New Rags,perct;C — New Bags.per cwt. Kew . 21 O. to 41 I Sussex 21 Os to 21 ills New Poel.ete, per cwt. .Kent . 111 49. to 51 Ss I E.sex . 01 Os to 01 Or Sussex .21 Ss to 31 Ss 1 Faraltaeo SI Os to 61 15. • -- raccE OF LEATHER. Per Pound. bets. 50 to 65Ibs each MI to 20d Dressing Hides Fine Couch Hides l7d to I9d Crop Hides. 31140 4011ss, for calling lsd to 174 Ditto, 45 to bOlbs l7d to 194 Calf Skins, SO to 49Ibs 2i4 to 264 Ditto. 50 to 10Ibs Ditto, 10 to 801bs Tanned Horse Hides SlnaU Seals (Greerlaad) Large ditto, per plead d l4d to 1641 Best Heifers aad Steersrit:r Wane . .. Vs 8d to 3s Od Middling ... o.diaary. Sts Od to 2,2 d English Horse Os Od to Os Od Market cmir, each Sbearliags,Polled....... Downs ..Is Od to 6s Od Loathe PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, &c. per 11416. Puma ev Cfi r, per st. of 81b. I Towu Tallow SO. 04 O. Od Yellow Russia 48. ed --s Od Whitechapel Market Y. 10d White ditto —s Od 00. Od St. James's Market Vs 1011 Melted Stuff tios Oil :itts ed Clare Market . . Os Od Ditto 11.014,11 00s Od 26, off C . . . . rite 04i bs 8d Good Dregs . . Ss 4)11 ..--. Curd Soap . . . 92: Average—Vs. 10.1. Yellow Sunp . . 78s Mottled . . . . eies Price uf Candles, per dozen, les. Od.—Moulds, I Is. tid. 6.1. per doss u allowed for ready usou..y. sill I lIFIELD MARKET. MONDAY. JUNE 8 41111' Mika was Isrey supplied with mime Beasts this Morning, the demand for w ieb was brisk, at Monday's mires. Mutton, Pork. and Veal. were also brisk in sale, and full as dear as on Monday. Lamb was dearer.—The businesd in the Hay-market. was brisk, and our last prices for Hay, Clover, and Straw, were readily obtained. The following is a cants btaLement. of the prices and numbers at market : Pit I L ut Al LAT, eschoti.e of the 01141,Mitch coiliNt aet Head, Entrail., anti ti tie, anti is north about Id, het 111 MON I/A Y. Beef 4s MI In 4. 6A Mutton is 211 to to oil Lamb lis Od to 7. OJ Veal 5,1 Oil to 6. Yd Pork 4s 4d to us 0.1 1 Head of Cattle at market. Beasts Sheep and Lambs . 1..1,600 s'ig 230 Calves Beef 4. 0.1 u. 4. CI Mutiou 4h 14 to . 4. ed Lamb .1. 61 to I. 3 i Veal 4s 01 to 5. YJ Pork 46 t !Al •to 66 4 J I lead of Cattle at Nlarket. . . . . • 66 'ibeep and I..sati“ 7,50 u I 1'146 I t it%e ll4y 4.14er lira* 3 3 o to I 4 • - A 4 to 0 to 14 Is I) • • • • .4.1 8 u to zl IV 0 LONDON Piinted and Published by the Proprieittr, JOHN T%% ir;G„ at tLe t;d:ce, 76, Fleet street, slim all Letterato A. (.1 u-t 1...8it1)1,145: a