The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-07-21 00:00:00

rrilltl BRI w ~r f , . ^ ~~ v 1-w- - - ) 1 ' FJR rowER WARD. Yesterday a Watarnote was held at Tower Ward, toe the purpose of electing an Alderman in the place of Sir William Curtis, who, in con,equetre of the death of Sir Watkin Lewes, has become the father of the City, and has been transferred to the Ward of Bridge Without, to which there are no duties attached eseepting the attendance to the Civic feasts. Sir C. PLOWER opened the Wardmote as locum re ds,* for the Lord Mayor e jittruded by the City Officers in State. The Worthy Alderman opened the business of the Jay in an appropriate speech, when 111 r. IVARN4R came forward, and in a warm speech recommended to them as the most fit person for their Alderman, Mr. bream Prince, who, baring served them is the Common Council for the space of twenty-three yearn, anti who having been bred and horn, and carried on husinesa in the Ward, was too well known to them all !tr require any observations. An inhabitant, whose name we could not learn, se ._ coTled the motion. person named &wee proposed an inhabitant, of th• name of (ireen, to serve the office. Some surprise was created , by this nomination, as the Wardtinste were unanimous with regard to the titst Candidate. Some discussion took place, when it was ascertained that Mr. Shane was not a resident hoaseholder of the Ward, although a citizen and liveryman, and it was suggested that his nomination went for nothing. Alderman FLowcn said, that any Liveryman of the City of London had the right to put a Citizen in no mination, although lie slid not belong to the Ward ; hitt the proposer had nu right to vote at the Election. he Worthy Alderman therefore said he was under the necessity of accepting the candidate proposed, and putting him in nomination. Ne as. seconded the nomination. and a show of bands was taken. whets the Wareltuote were unani tut n4ly in favour of Mr. Lucas Prinre, there hiring no hand but that of 31r. Stiane held np against him, and .111. st, it was decided, without any right to do so. Abietsnan PLowzit declared that the choice of the Ward was unanimously in favour of Air. Lucas Prince. The Candidate :ettirsietl than!,‘ for the honour alone-him. Ile nominated Mr. Peter Skipper as his ..lepaty. A letter was read front Sir William Curtis, Wisicla expressed the :egret he felt at parting with .those with whom lie bail been so lung and so v(11- .111.17 connected. Dr. IluNrcst. in n foreibl.i speech, took a review .of the conduct anti servires rendere I by Sir William hints whilst in ()Mee, anti conclnded by snoring a string of resolutions expressive of the rr.ttitude aad respect of the Ward. The Resolutions were carried unanimously. anti or . tieresi to lir entrioss.d in a sialentlid manner and pre sented to Sir Wiilaiwiry a deputation. -- OLD B. 111,10; Ji-cr 20. ' In eonteiptenre of the absence of Mr. Jits.iec 1101- . rtqll awl Air. Justice Ilarniugh to-tlay, two triad for murder, both of them of ronsi.lorable interest and int poet :ince, were poStitolle•l until to-morrow. The wit .n e were all in attendanceat ft ..s'clock, but were iii• re,-teil to be in readine‘s twntorrow ..t the same hour. Common Serje.int therefore supplied the place of tf•; Judge., and cases of a cony iratively t.-itling inl pertance were only hoard. Mr. liruser applied to the Court on behalf of Mr. Tv.rner, the Bank clerk, who is now imprisoned nailer • charge of forgery to a very considerable amount. far the pas:port-went of the trial until neat session.— . The gratin.' for this application Iris, that be hal not y.• soffieiently ree.vvered front the injury he hail re .cei ve.l to nniler4o his trial. The Coono-i.tiEacE.INT declined giving any deci • ibion. and the loaencil Connoci was desired to make applicati•ln ht (ore Jit.lges to-worms.. 010 - errs Well.), la, aged 11, and ihrt.:No We. Mauro, aged 17, brother and sister, were put to the bar, o t au ,ledictissent charging then with stealint; in or about the month of June 1:10, in the h ouse o f m e . fi eou , AI:. gander, of the parish of St. Alary.lslingtonone •21i., on.' one 1:+/. notes of the Bank of Ergl.snil. Lie pro;wrty I.f WED. Rue. The prisoner T.r!..rtii.. bad keen called in to assist the regular ser ses•:: of Air. Alminler, whose wife was confined to a L of sic!int. ,, , an•l such lia.l acei•ss to the room hi the property was. .1e er the death of 31r.. Air.tancier the notes were tnisse.l. an.l the respective p in bowie taken before a Magistrate, but appes -ea to criminate any one in particular.— Nebsequencly the male prisoner paid the 13/. note to • i4O s!iop.tiai. of Mr. Harvey, of St. lilies 's, alai •h bar ' ire passed through several hands. was at length stop 'pus at the Monk, anti the prisoners taken into cusroily. ha other part of the property was found, nor was there !tray 0v1 , 1en.:.• to pro7e t.:at the male prisoner had ever Iry ter e.l the li thauxli be ealleJ on his sister twice •abertt the tune the rolih:•ry was supposed to hare been nos • mitted. Tim CO3l NON-Sl:l2n r. INT slimmed np the evidence. .nad the Jury blving retired fur upwards of au hour, hronzht in a vntlict of Not Guilty againv. both prisoners. The Cultuox-Scanrasv said the prisoners had bad n most merciful and lenient Jury. and if the ver •dict had horn unfavourable, the law would have been carried into full effect. have a rot at y.son, (or any rem von like, or from 211t1 to SW (sinews bet not antler 209 guineas; and think shall have a benefitt as well, bat I _shall not come into that ichey country to get the mange, or the rot, iw any other distempers that his their. So, therefore, if y•to want say thing same, the London ring is the place. "THOS. HICKMAN." EDIXIIVIIOB. JOLT.—Our follow-eitisen, lienrge Coo per, having lost his last fight with the Gas-light Man, by one of those untoward chances in the. chapter of ac cideots, which have often decided battles of far higher moment, Ws friends in Scotland, having still the high est confidence in his science sad gaunt, are anxious that the men should have another meeting; end, that they may have a taste of such a rich treat as a roil! be tween two Cores of the first order, they wish the turn-up to take place in Scotland. When it is ronsidered that George, a steady, attentive man, twice left his family and business, and, at his own expense, travelled to Lon don to accommodate Hickman, the request in his chal lenge appears very reasonable, especially as he gene rously offers Gas twenty guineas to defray his expenses. But we are inclined to think that the Illemiantur is afraid of catching something else, if he comes here, than any of the distempers mentioned in his elegant epistle, viz. a vet., licking. But, that the question, of which is the hest man, may be set at rest, Cooper is willing . to meet him half-way. or even to go to Doncaster and fight him, during the Races there, provided he gets the choice of the ring. AL 4 . • ininhahlted, ? Isaildlng.—Population, wales 65, fe males 77.—Total, 142. The decrease in this palish is attributed to decre*!e in trade. ST. Avon* W lionnAan.--Inhabited houses SO, oc espied by 61 fasnilies, of whoa% 56 are in trade, 6 honses uninhabited.—Population, Males, 152 ; Fe males 135; Total 2'7. _ _ ALLHALLOWS Tilt 1628 s —lnhabited houses 17, oc cupied by 26 (Amines, of trboin 23 are in trade, 2 houses uninlisbited.—Populati ill, Males, 36; Females 59 ; Total 99. ST. ANDREW, UNDI 163, occupied by 21 A trade, houses Unit, 53A ; FemaliA, 62:3; 'l'd Sr. CATHERINE C.IEI 227, orcupird by 350 loonies uninliabited.—Poj 991 ; Total, ISI4. Sr. BOT. 11.1•11, Alihrato cupied by 2,199 (milli( honsrs usinbalfitrd,' 4,334 ; Females, 4,71 ST'..-CATHERINE CtIt.r.AIAN..--11111abited h 01111491 100, oeenpied by 161 families. of whom 164 are in trade, 2 uninbabited.—Population, Males 337; Females, 495; I'utal ;12. ti r. S•rer v, IV throok.-1 nlinhite.l bowie.' 60, oc cupied hr 62 Nl:linen, of whom 3.1 :ire in tr•ithr, 3 lion4es males 126, fetuAles 132.—Total 275. S:► rrni N.—lnhabited banses 7S. oernpiell by II It far:►ilirs, of whom N 3 ;ire in trade, I hnnse nnin••abited.—Popitlation, males 247, females 26 I .—Tot.il :i0 S. LLtIA 1.1.0 US THR URE T.--11111abite4 houses 69, occupied by 11 $ all trade, !ft houses ni,in ti.thiteil.—Pcipulatiun, mules 274, fcsuAles 252. Total 526. Sr. Jtol!Ili THE B 11" i'llgr.-111113hi led !WWII'S 61% OE cupie,l N 2 fAmilic‘, of wilt, 063 are i.l trade, houses uniediahited.—Porttlation, males 1911, female. 21 1 .—fotA1 -11;. The increase of inhabitants in !Isis pari!h in on eribeil to a vrater ilezree of ;I..vrr souse per , oa being . oblizeil to take in wore 1 ..1. ern th.in forine,•ly. ti..;Nr*; 11% bill 1011 firi , l•!r Min hitra litow.t• 10. 111:4 I 19 Cimiliro, ;di it t i lo.usrs ci akabiteT—Popu !Allan, :rule% I 9:4, few Iles I 19. Total 2:f;. Sr. 1: I: •e r, irarechnrell•strinq.-1 nh 41, ocrui.iv.l Iry Imui!les, of whitni .11 ;ire in tr.4.lr. 'musts 111, female) 149.—futui Sr. 31 taOAKET. New Filih-ntrert.—lnlilbiteil 55, occupied hr W.! faittilie.. all in trait'. liivoce4 usalra ICJ, females 1;:t 31 I. Sr. DENITO4•.I is Tlll3 I:vit.—lnhabited houses 190, occupied 245 of vrlosso 210 are in trade, 0 hou•cs tietiedrittiteil.—ropulatiou, males 497, fetuales 11;4 4 —Tolal 1155. ALLI: %1.1..0w5, llirkinr.-Inhibiled Isomers t):10, or. *Spied 15c•352 rattillie‘, of u•!,. Are in t ra d e . N .Musses tissintAaMirel.—Population, males 714, females Pitt —Total 1;76 I. Sr. 01.tvo, Ilart-str!.et.--Inbahlted bowies 172, oc cupied by 196 fattlilie,, of %%holt 99 sr; its trade, 5 hooses uniulialpitell.—Populaquu, males 430. females 10!2. St. M vtv r u..—l houses 111, orrn pi et! Iry Ili3 families, all in trade, .1 bombes notinbabitetl.-1 ) 0- poistion, wales -10:", females 410—Tegal Sr. at:omit . , Ittottilph-lane.—lnhabited homes 32, orcapieil by :Al an in trade, one basso tenor eupietl.—Population, males 96. females 117—Total 21:). Sr. Mallt; .1 RFT PArrr:xs, W ar d.—l oo k a . toilet! houses 31/, oeroopiesl by 3-1 families, all in trade.— Ptopti:ati )))) , males 914 fetnAles '9-final 145. Sr. llooroo.en, 13illingsgste.—Inlostoirett houses 39, 4wcolliell IT 33 fmisilirs, of whom 32 are in tt:t.le. 3 looti.es uloaloitetl.—Population, males !of, females 107. Sr. :1111.11AEL. holm-. "2, nrctriiril familiec, of whom 126 are in trade.— ' •r u isiil.oion., maks 265, females 3413—TotAl 571. ST. I . 1.11:::11: gastcheap.—lnhabited houses 51, ofen- Ora by 61 (twilit.% all in tr a d e , 4 uninhabited. —Population. males 123, females 1511—Total 273. Sr.slsav Atteuruutt.--Inlialtitril houses 76, occu pied by 112 fimilim all in trade.—Population, malts 236, frmales 259.—T0tal 315. r. liswnExec Pousrm.—lnhahite:l honse• 51, occupied by 72 families, of whom 57 are in trade, 19 h 'uses uninhahitetl.—Pisulation, /Idles 132, females 2110.—T0. a I :;52. LIM ~w 4 Sr %INT xn, Marl; •1 ine.—l nliabiteti Is3u , cs 1115, occupied br 1 I 1 ivhom 71 are in trAile, 9 Itol: , es uninkiltited.—Population, maks •27 I renial4.4 :;I,lll.—Total 5; ;. The decrease in this parish is ascriloril to numerous houses Iriviutr been siure 1%1 I occupied ;.s others. .I►.t.a ►►.t..•ti► rookird-street.—lnli ti)i led houses "JP. 4.cruipiril by I In/ of whom Are in tristle, houses units hallite , l.—PupulatiAti, males 2's I, fe ni:eles 21,9 —'l•.,tal 5.40. Sr. DioNis, Hack lsonsei 123, ,)•rnpied by 1.2 fanailiri, of whom 175 arc in trade, !owl ces males 395, fe -39;.— Total 792. r. Jivis TIIE laLnin.* 31, occupied liy tiniiiie%, all in trade. ; Females ; SG. I) ees-ease of initaibitatits attributed to deline of Int si at,:., S r. Ot.tvß, Jewry.—lnhabited lien.ra occupied fir .1% fainilicx, of o limn 40 are in trade. 2 houses un- Males. 113: Feninlea, ; l'o!al, 239. Sr. MARTIN, Wintry.—lnlinhiteil henget 23, Dern :Aril by 311 familie4, all i.) trade, 4 bullies uninhabited. Alalei, lls ; Females, 87; Total, 203. 11.1E11 - mm.l, PRECI F.—lnhabited houses 65, Or •upird hy 7: families, Of tt burn 33 are in trade, &c. 6 souses 11thi , sliallite.1.-I'opulation, Males, 212 ; Females 2:11 ; T•ital, 413. Anscs.—lnhatiited isonset "01, occupied 'v 106 families, of whom 103 are in traile, 6 houses laildiabited.—Popitlstion, wales 2J6, frivaies 265.- s:i I . • Sr. .M Li:resits, is the Ward of Fairingdon and Without.—eisdiabitrd houses 144, occu iieit by £3.i families, AU lie trade, .20 lior.ses uninha riteil.—Populatioti, males 605, females a 9 .—Total ELI! ti. Laws, Breadotreet.—lnliabited houses 62. ecitried by GM f.st4:liel, *limn 51 a:e in trade, 7 ullinhabitpti,rovulation, ina! , :s 1;6, female 11.—TutAl 32U. S LOA,DON il4ligli:l3, Jt•Lr 20, --aap-- COTTON.—The arconnts from I.irerpool this p los. inr, state that market steak,, bat without the hrilkoNli of thepreceding week % on Wedne44l,ty only Ito k is* were sold; the arrivals. wire rather OK t ens i vr , which a o ., . rational some heaviness. SUOAR.—The demand lir Muscoradors has )1: milted this week. There is no alteration in the • The buyers still only purchase for their immediate • in the e ctition that the market will derlitie ley Ilk dies •• tod.large arrivals are hrontrht forivaed. (..:0 . .—Thir pahlicV of roller' nit Wej li c t r off very heavily, bat WAS mu mluptiKiiiatt 'Win, and 101.1. ANIA ;.—Tho . in the same drprrased state; 1 reported, except small pameht - at Very - -rkrt remains at the late nominal go :her having become - warai and farirtr, Rage, has 11 Very nnfarnurable ?Get the prices are toraried.--Genera It ... . are ao direct arrivals a vessel hasborrever report% favourable prices of Meal* Oil: , iven way ; the market i, TOBAUCO.—There is a treat i:tipriorei mand for Tohacco; the purchasers aril at very low prices. • .....0......agmw..........101 . 4 1PO'ff _ :, the Green. _ • \ Tuesday No. 10,)30 was draw, a Prize of Pounds, Consols, uhich saw llish in One Half, One F.ig!ith, and kilt Shares. fish has will in the precuit (mite/j, et. elusive of the above, 14,041, a Prize oisCi has Cent Consuls.; 19,015, a Prize of .£lO.OOO 3 ,wr Cent Consols, and several Ilinar Capirals: .'l'L* laq tery finishes Next Tuesday, on tit Lich lhay Inc Prize of • 2:01064 Ole Prize of - 15,11.10 6 Two Prizes -3,11001 y various other Capi..als, and .111ougr, mutt 111 hr dr two. • .1 f•w warraotel nn it two I'ie'.ets aid gitarn 'till selling' he DWI, at C•trnliill, and 9, 'ha in.. ('toss:', Loudon, and by his Agents in the itry. S.•ictur..—Yesterday morning., a little after sit lir. Walier, of Prin •e's-sqeara, St. Ileurze's o die East, w discovered by one of hit ,ilianrer , weltering. 1:1 his blood, quite dead, ilxving iis throat rut almost front ear to ear; a razor be sawareil with blood WAS fount near hins. The main iitiate mats h. been observed to be iq a low devond aliz state fur some weeks back. Ile has Lf%; widow soil a I•lr_e fautill. J'. MARRIED. Wednotllav last. John Siveo right. jun. V.4i. of squire. to Mary. second daughter of the late Jr Ety. of ltArdrn Ault, Ewa. , 4 DIED. Yester.lay. at the house of her brother. John %libel's pork's.. Esq. of Mark-lane, Mrs. l7ruckshent, of Leora poles% Bath. NO PECIFIC was ever bron:ht into Rs, by the LIP Professors of Medicine. to equal l'ElOMOlCelefieihq and litenessparabee Yassarit Pitt's. tor the spmlA, saß,lnsi effectual CURD of* certain disorder. In all its rualisosnt and 4e:to-tient e lttinces it' d Duman rrasue; but, happil y , those Pilla tArs It shortie tine. and in so safe and easy ft manlier, as to wantillithilk in such full confidence of bucresa, that Nt) Sparlof Disease shall be left in the astral'. These PMk are sold in Boxes, at at 1... Llystorpoud-street, too don ; but should it be preferred. the Doctor engages to ' the Disease for a stipulated inns, or reeura the Money ; that if there be NoCure, there mill be Nu V. N. R. Th.. Itch Cured svithvut washing, or anointing. by Swelling only. price 9s. Dd. BY his Majesty's ILoyal hettent tent.—LKA R'S Pilithe Sa!Wane, justly famed for Coring, In &I its Stages, SI Certain Disease. Oat ssitsll Pill is a Dose; t the taking of one box. in n recent case, will sons canyk•-•• the Patient of the certainty of his speedy recovery. No thing can be better con!riv more safe. or ntaretenvesivit thsn this remedy. for strdt as are obiifed to go jonnsies to sea, as it needs no confinement or restraint of Dirt; tuid 80 years experienee (in an extensive practice) his prey- I that it will elect a Cure. when I%lw:de-I valuation nn I al, other methods avail nothing. Fur the scurvy ant olh-r ehronical disorders, this 51,nlIelne has not its parallel. Up wards of 49,011t1 pt•r41)714, of both sexes, have neon railirsUy cured of the above *fuel Disorders. within the list years. Prepared and sold 1 the sole Propri.oors. T. Tv.-- Lott and SON, Surgeons.* at their house, No. V. New Bridge Street, in boxes of only `ls. 91. carts, dusty inciuded.. N. It. Two back doors and lights in the passages at night. 'Fo.e are also sold by their appoiatment. with copious directions, at Mr. ilepburn's Toy-shop. 103, Oxford•birect; -Mr, Dis borough's, 1. Fish Street Dill. nearly opposite the Moue meat; at Mr. 111111;01* . e. Igt11111)11rgil ; Mr. NeOhney's. unty lin: and by one person in every consitlerahitt town inAirest Rrietiu and Ireland. Advice gratis to perscns takls.r the above. or other of the Proprietor's Uievts an 4 seminal weaknesses cured, and letters. post pia, nuswor +. • Seethe list, published by Ike ItoyalCoil..-;. of 110,... 11PRESSED with a jttat aii *Monne sewn. .1 I the calamitous results ari..ing (rots the injudieiour: tre••- ment of a certnia malady, cot:tree:led in a manner t.)o s • known to require a cotnment, and often entsiiinf on it; mi. happy t Whit a series of distre,sing and akaust insupport hie afflictions. Dv. l'.tt)Y respectfully call; , :f •attenifoff •ff those interested in his peculiar steal niostellisetool seer. f,! r.t care, unlike the tolt crtising empiric of the eta: . ro• the eifts*tv I criminal conduct of those " who held the e. or.l of promise t.. the ear and break it to nor h0p..." fir. E trly will not pte• some to pledfe Infallibility in et ety description of este. ton as far es liftman aid, assi<ted by medical cad surgic di!! can be app:iefl. he promises n crash!, sp....t.dy, and press neat restoration ; having tar Je eve . -y species of Snake affection. and its various train of itiseakeediet primertitiVes of ltis profe‘tional storlies, and being flattered by iv.. tea*" rendnnt success which has neconyattievl his morir of treat ment during the o' n bony and laborirics prnelkefOte is enabled to offer. with the fullest confidence, pn.defetirflo at once the taco hopeful and encoura4ing.e Innantr , sttle tn stances can he adduced illit:drative of the stiperitreity Ik. Ead) sy stem, which had bees found to prevail. crew where eminent talent, retained by public Institutions. l Proved ineffectual. In addition to those consolatory advan ces, Dr. Eady silt he found equally fortuon If. is ret it i th' slumbering awl debi!;tated eiterfles of Ow Ittroan rAns'itn lion, witieli embitter, and, if not timely tirreitr render nugatory the t ery principle of esistenee. rove etis desolating state of inanity and sterility, by re•sn:.1 111 !'l!ZI" frame and affording toast and ries:icily-to the Mewed I , Dr. Eady is happy to convey the !strict posit:to assotillf"` that the sufferers of both Ilexes mac be rescavd; a• &ratty 'tenet erance iu the means dictated being oviy reqoireds --- Dr. Early is consulted daily, at No. SS. Deast-oltm4. (one end of Dean-street, Soho , leadt out ref ( . 1 er a --- ite the General Two Penny Post °Ake; el • nealy oppo.d, other end into Oxford-11reet, and ts slynate M f or.l-41t 10 ). by patieuts of both res.—Country litters ntto respect Ih!,- al:ration lty fstarn of wood post. London : Edited, Printed, and Publiood ist r- 066 r' " TRE TATI4III IIN" and " Tin CONS fl CIV11.•• • fS 4I " . " PaPer) Nts• 194. Strand, to St i'lexteor. ft 40? by K. WARDNI.L. Jun.. LL. R.: to wit J• 11 osuilicstiolis, OrGier 1, tc. are requemtet: to '.e L ' • ♦ O . ha few ASLAI (JAN DOCTOR Hy the JACK By Primed f eove►t of boilders ti the Meat Is the end does sot po by tbroitoltb. nay extreme( brewed to tl ouly ocelot& arty ittoil • kasoosim. or: settee of Art tint. When rooterials Si compost., it too comparli prolltably st mints! tom the brilltore I atoms tiro! this elegant faring I)et horrod's ■ squire. vaquA RAmgc Foi SkAACIN IVIIE 1 1 c 0 .41 Ths "Ti Canterbury 'lacy word In tonne above cone shill be eps Bromine end !Ulan! Fabnon Ilertnionth, lloulton, A 11.F.tuo. 'rise "U and Resins eight ; •rr She. This Wight. Jr Cherburg. Tbrpteg allusion el Once the ei ether coed Bath time horn. Calm rime at Mr. dun Tamen The " night tl •rrirw •t burn. No A thendone 1 ington, Si lihrewsh e%eilinr. a The .. 1 bury. Aral post coach Tine WSW The "I every rot Biqaleave stttn'u►tt. the Goble Notwita it is alio* eutiveyaot othht•c. Glatigol Brtywnitill aliil .11 in York, t castle on throughoi Newark. Mittens, selves rall please. ar Nlaribu Alabourn Woottio every ova cot Roston Royal hi 4ritn,by t 'a Alai with foul Iroegb. fitirowahl (irinnletir ney with road by of their kends tvraiona ■ Livery Litehtleh Defias Head In' Sun4.lel . the tiro! ' Wskeil I 'heats Northwil • o'clock. Aisnell iltetril librAle Rirmii fitrrlnx tan .ad Iningbes S. A. able for .tr. oral *1 red. azurtftai . . 4 7 • . ~ i e . . • .., IP ' • . 4 1 , , ... - --4 0 ‘411•10" .. .. . .., ... .. . . , . .. ~ . . , • - -- - . • ~----- - -- CsOtenaantyl.fbaromt wliiiitrheort7tohletithi:kinetitne. . V15TA.13141:., _ _ .__limisiarkago _......._. _____., . - • . : . . . , , j:4 i v d l 1 -I.BCTIOX OF AN e 4l.oßill.d.V FOR TOWER have a rut at pin. for any Pine roe like, or from 2110 in • uninhabited, 2 building . — Population , wales 65, fe- ' LO.XUON di/4/agga3 ) j r ." 2t • e'• • WARD. 500 awilsoas, hot not under *MO vistas; and think males 77.-Total, 142. —.40111...-- I',. re.-- shall have a basefitt as well, bat 1 ,shall not come into The decrease in this palish is attributed to decrease inre.°2TT°ta.te that market il e e t Yesterday a Watamote was held at Tower Ward, that ichey country to get the mange, or the rot, .'r any in trade. o w f ere the so P l r d ec t ed tbe inig ar ee tira i ll s o. e l ie tV r e. ith ine er 44i ict ' itti6 we the purpose of stetting an Alderman in the place if other distempers that his their. So, therefore, yea ST. ANDREW llonuaea.-Inhabited houses 50. oc• casioneil some heavitteee. , ay only of Sir William Curti% who, in consequienae of the want any dung of me, the Loodon ring is thiaplatate ~ ellstvr, which as , • rupied by 61 families, of whom 56 are in trade , 6 "THOS. HICKMAN. death of Sir Watkin Lewes, has become the father of n r.DIEREE4IB. if:MT.-Oar fellow citizen , Omega Coo- houses uninhabited.-Pepulation, Males. 152 1 Fe - SUOA/L-The demattel 1111 r Muscovadoes liss , the City, and has been transferred to the Ward of n ' per, baying lost his last fight with the Gas-light Ilan , males 133 ; Total 2 '7. mined this week. T here :is no alteration in the • Bridge Without, to which there are no duties attached ALLHALLOWS Tn a Less -Inhabited lionsee 17, oc- Ile buyers ted stall ois o nr n or li e _ haa p rt u r r it e whlrrr l a s ei ai t e ins t rat o : r vhr i tr h sn c l ' :ii i h t lit u ti s teeif i t s tr es ..ri l iL i i a asc,ie te iash by one of those untoward chances in the. chapter of tee- 'O . '. 51 excepting the attendance to the Civic feasts. cideots, which have often decided battles of far hither in the e coot copied by 26 families, of whom 23 are in trade, 2 , r ,. . .. ............. Sir C. PLoWER opened the Wardmote as locum fe- moment. Ws friends in Scotland, having still the high- houses uninhabited.-Popolati in, Males, 36; Females ' e c o a zit,* for the Lord 3layo‘itemeded by the City Officers est confidence in his science and game, are anxious 59 s ; T i . 'i: i ta N I n f R iS g . w. • went ofd very heavily, bat lo a few d in State. that the men should have another meeting; au m el i , li tl b ia e t . A SLAP • '• they may have a taste of such a rich treat as a katteerviotrannriiAZlll.--all l eneva r it • I.""sliarT.-1° itedia:mail a res l e e ill i, p a m r n a il v e r te lt is e j s .A t a i l :z s em ß r .eaR- floe - The Worthy Alderman opened the business of theo Ala tween two Geer of the first order, they wish the turn-up 163, occupied by 21A families Hi DOCTOR 8 dal in an appropriate speech, when to take place in Scotland. When it is considered that t ra de, - h aw , a n i n h a ei ta Hy the A 111 r. WARNIIR carne forward, and in a warm speech George. a steady, attentive man, twice left his family 53s ; r ema l e a , 643; Total, 1 0 . , J.l(li BUG recommended to them as the most fit person for their and business, and, at his own expense, travelled to Lon - ST. CATHERINE C•tEr..entta „—lhalhailhat ses, riees; the market remains at the late nominal quota Printed tot . Alderman, Mr. Lucas Prince, who, townie served them don to accommodate Hickman, the request in his c o al- ~„ occupied by 350 families, all in trader 14) ns.-The weather having become ovarot •1 f - ti e f' ll 'e ra t t h it e lie l s ' i in t t l a ie ge itr l ic a e s s Ali. Ann!' . is the Common Council for the space of twenty-three knee appears very reasonable , especially as he gene- --1, basses uninliabiCed.-Population, Males 823; Females, ura i e et ert rtio the musty o ff ers Oas twenty guineas to defray his expense'. BRITI s• yearn, anal who having been bred and horn, and carried lint we are inclined to think that the alllrmitratar is 991 ; Total, 1914. antidotal. -- covers . of a .- on holiness in the Ward, Was too well known to them afraid of catching something else, if lie comes here, than Sr. ItoToLr tt, Ahleate.-Inbabited houses 119 S.-There are no direct arrivals Prom the (b,,,. reshot:do foal 01l to require any observations. any of the distempers mentioned in his elegant epistle, copied by 4 ,199 (opines, of whom 1,044 are in teries ~. a vessel hisbnwever arrived at builder ' Me i An inhabitant, whose name we could not learn, se - viz. a good licking. But, that the questicru - n , of which is ,_ onscs uninhabited, 261sailding.--Population, lalla ship, and report s favottrahlv as to t' ' 14 lilleeviL lia . v r e o l i ga tA i i n l .4 ‘ g li :i; . • l Le e tt i l L w7 l a ir t o • r ; f :t s b h e a ma le ea r t :k i i a l :t , :i l e : r is i b i : 4 :4 l , 7 1 , l .e % , •'' are coaged the motion. the hest man, may be set at rest, Cooper is willing to 4,334 ; Females, -1,735. a person named SHANE propelled an inhabitant, of meet him half-way, or even to go to Dressier and fight SY:•-CaTtt eft in c l'ai Lem a sr.-Inhabited houses 100. nand for Tohacco; the !m a re/ r oarer% are c , bog. iso the name of Green, to serve the office. him, during the Races there, provided lie gets the choice of the ring. occupied by 16 I f am ili es, of whom 164 are in trade, 2 Females, 405 ; at very low prices. . earn Some anrprise was created , by this nomination, as uninhabited.-Population, Males 3;17; Tuesday No. 10,830 was draw:4; * Prise of ter :' . ..elltr• ' it the Warslitidte were unanimous with regard to the POP UE:I - .1 7 1i. -- iiifitTSS. Total 712. Tne pub . the Patent II titat Candidate. Some discussion took place, when The following are the remainder of the Returns Sr.Srzeucv,Wal'arook.-Inhallited houses 60, oc-Is tbe met it was ascertained that Air. Shane was not a resident from the Parishes in the City. It is to be hoped that copied hy 62 families, of whom 34 are in trade, 3 • Ilsousand Pounds, Consols, n hich ais -. by . does noti laf colas householder of the Ward, although a citizen and care will be taken to Register the Itetnrns male on loonies nuinhabite.l.-Population, males 126, females s it: i ll: cil ia . One half , lute a,iii i E n ig: hi t e h, is: ; eit d ...sit aii to gi tte - p ; ‘ , " :. liveryman, and it was suggested that his nomination • ra l trAlt a this occasion, as Cram the neglect made to record those 152.-Total 278. went for nothing. 01 ISII the purpose of the Legislature has in many Sr. Sa emit 0.-Inhabited houses 7S, occupied by elnsive of tlie above, 1.1,011, a P r ix,. o r,eitaom 3 41 „ ) .' . bilvert. Alderman FLowcit said, that any Liveryman of the .Parayet + lll%tanees been defeate.l. The City has been drained I 111 law:lilies, of whom 53 are in trade, 1 house build- Cent Consuls.; 19 , 313 , a Prize of .ettt i totto 3 i City of London had the right to put a Citizen in no- PIT healed of great numbers of its inhabitants sines the peare by ing. 2 nnin••abi l e ll .- 1411 1 311 lo 11 ( 111 , males 2•17, females Cent Consols, Riad several Ilits.4r Capitals: . '114• 1 -• , IVI e ruination, although lie did not belong to the Ward ; " 41 . , . those transacting business in the City taking reai• 261.-100 30a. tery finishes Next Tuesday, on o Lich l)isy od • . - but the proposer bad nu right to vote at the Election. • • • Itaaaasalit, et dences in the suburb", which accoun t s itt souse itt:•a• AtAtiat.t.ous Tuft GREtr.-Inliabiteil houses 69, One Prize of • - 23.91104 ' "*. . - 't he Worthy Alderman therefore said he was under lodes of Art . sure for the d ecrease in some of the pit ishea ocenpieil occupied by 119 familiea, all ia trade, 9 !lotuses natio- . a fov i_i•arra.it t e s l l, ! it " ii ' i :' , : 1 6 - .. : ,, .• tint. Wises the necessity of accepting the candidate proposed, - 14,0 r a ri 0 ' , 1 :7 1 0 : : } Pi i i e rr r i;: t. " . 6 :; i: L : l , , t . ,,,,,,,34, ailid:11:11E41".. must ' chiefly by the mercantile roannunits. an I fur the m a terials as and putting hint in nomination. compose, it trilling increase in the general tiontlser, not withstand. Total 526. Net woe eecun.led the nomination, and a show ofll hr sir two. 1. Cornlaill. and 9; l' too mewls jug the known intlux of great numbers from the . Sr. ST Jona; Tim Hit' tter.-Itilothited houses 66. 0C- ... - . 1 bands was taken, whets the Wareltuote were unani- country. . cupied he s 2 f A mili e v, of grlitvis 63 are ie trade, -1 ni .r _in a .ets aid gbranee an ! . • profitably of menial terra Int usly in favour of air. Lucas Prince, there luring no ill . sellin g b y 11* ' • • ) the britliare ' ,•!!. •'N Sr, Enarean TUE KIN e.-Ittlialliteil houses 69. oc- houses uniesliahited.-Population, miles 1911, female, 1' hand bast that of 31r. Sitane held np against him and I • 'lta ing Crosss, Loudon, and by h i s Agents in the inforwatioa , ' copied by t.. 9 f tonnes, of Wi on, 64 arc in trade, 5 21 1 .-total 417. . . .111. st, it was decided, without any rialit to do so. 1 nos ory. S.anctue..-Yeateralay morning, a little after vie • (Isis elegant • houses uninhabited -Population, males 231, female% The increase of inhabitants in this parish is as- ; • faring Dee( . Aldetinan FLowan declared that the choice of the ' 21 1.-Total, -142. s' rribed to a e•r otter olezree of ;...vcr; v. stone person Jeerrad's a ... I'3M wa s unanimously in favour A' Mr. Lucas Prince , i :clock. Mr. Waller, of l i cit* •e's.sunare St. Ileunre's square. 1 ' Sr. .Nl.lllv. WOilLNoTlf.-I nllalliteil houses 71 or- being obliged to take in more I • .4. crs tlt its forme. Iv. ' • . -, • • The Candidate ;clamed titasslo for the boaour ! copied by ;he East hillier. w 1 aliscove vat b • UNRQUA 911 families, of n•lioutt 11 are i n trade, 13 ; t.r. 31.icNre los Lost•lon Bridge -1 nhataited Immo- ?n . , • . • • 4 y one of hit . s. , flow Aim. lk nominated Mr. Peter Skipper as his 40...0 ic:it..l b.. 4 , ciniiiir., ali iv. t...i.i... 5 11..u.r, 4,, I abaurers weltering. ia his blood, quite dead, having • RAW% . houses oninirallitell-Popnlation, wales, "11, females ~ .' • Fee ,depaty. 27!). -Total, 511. 1 inhabit' , !. -Popu laden, males 19e 1 ' 119 .., eat ors ..- .is throat cut almost f..ons ear to ear; a razor lee- a,.. i A letter was read front Sir William Curtis, 1 which expressed the regret he felt at parting .. Ft:Ns-nevelt.- nhabited biomes 61,1 Total 2a7. Sr. Leonora 1 l with I occupied by 70 families, of as harm 48 are in trade, 3 I meared with blood was fousnl near him. rive 111114r- titiate loan 1:.:1 been observed to be i• a boy dea• n • Sc'.SC. I:I:NET, I irateschnrelestrect.----Inh abi eel house. . 1 • an il• Sraltscan .those with whom he haul been so low; and so peen- 1 .11 ,, state for soon' weeks back. Ile has IA g wid en FIIIIE I looses uni Lltabi teal.- Poptilati oa , ina:es 1;2. females ! -11, occupied by 49 families, of whom 41 are in trade. --• ' .111,1 y connected. i - . . . •li I .-'l'..tal, 313. i • . _ , houses uniuoloo- ed. 1 opolation, males 111, females old a lar;:c Cottony. -11- COAI I)t. IleNri: rt. in a forcil)l,• speech, took a review, ati r 'him •• To .It.t.n.v LLor.vs, London {f a ll .- I n h a bit e d !muses 149 . -total 290. laitltlED. Canterbury of the conduct and services renderel by Sir William .' nary morn' 2112, occupied by 391 famine'', of whom 310 are in ST. 31All‘AttET• New Fish•street.-Inlialiiie.l 1,•, 0 ‘,., Wednesday lest. JohnSiveu right, ism. 1P.41. orraithirrei- . halts whilst in °Mee, and conclieled by marine a second daughter of the late Johd Ileglies, - : .. In conga I , trade, 15 houses unitshaltited.-P opu l at i on , males I 35, occupied he 6" families, all in resale , 4 hoases ' m i ll . ' to M au i string of resolutions expressive of the gratitude a n d' . s care. q.f Nlarden AA., Essex. . .i • • above corm SUIT, females b71.-Totsl, 1677. . I habited.-Pupulation. males 16"./. females 175 -Tufa. _ regret of the Ward. , . , . '3ll. t °.llll ,Z . Sr, PLTCH La roost, Broad•stieet Ward.-, 'moot- DIED. Brompto The Resolutions were carried unanimously. and or- I Sr . DENeTtN • Ii rt Tits F. VIT.-Inhallitral leat.ee 190, Yesteraso, at the house of her brother, John William x sod Kahan led houses 120, occupied by ;9 families. of wl ll :l9 ... . . _demi to ii.- ettErfoss..d in a splettilid manner anti pre- occupied il• 245 ...undies, .of whom 210 are in trade, linekle. F.sq. of Mark-lane, Airs. t7rsickshank of Laura- Fahnoett `o are in trade, 7 !town's 4lnitiltaloited.-Popaletiott. 'wiles It 1 ' • 1 p,- 1 r Dsrtnoooth, • rented to Sir Wiilesseary a deputation. Horses moth al del.- olaulatiou, males 497, fetual„ pace , Bade - , , 276, fenialosjUit.-T„ta, e;,; ' 658-Total 1155. -- --- - ------ Doidton, A NO Ilseshot. I• k • • ' - ------ OLD B.IIIARY, Jt - t.) . 20. In roneseptence of Use absence of Mr. Jitaticc 1101- royal and Mr. Justice Ilarrough to-dav two trials for , The decrees:- in this parish is attributed to the num- Moo; imams. Ilirkitie.-Inhabited honses 239, or. s of empty houses, and to loony of the hawses that were espird 10 Y 3: 0 2 rim:hrs , tif wl oo 2' . 41 are in trade, I.; inhabited.- Po mlatiou males "14 females PECIFIC was ever broom ht into nor by flu Professors of Medicine. to equal PEEDEII Cr:curds.' inhabited being time occupied only ai roasting houses, Inman. a"' .. I . i , • and lisAmparsbie Yoterrett Pmt.'s. Coelho speedA, sars, l o u t havise no resident family therein. 92.0 -Iota! It:01. impseteectstsui etrltle Sr. (hove, Ilartastreet.-Inhabited lowers 172, or- of* certain disorder. In all its insinsa fogiy_zuntlll, ' The " U and Resins eight ; am • five. This Wight. de IA- ' enorder , butte of these of eonsitierable interest and ins- Si, Cm at- TOFU all LK STOCKS (comprising the Ralik). •ed by 191! fanti:ie , , of si hot 99 sr: in trade, 5 nialiairon and destructive it :singes it'd y leara - a•ame' Clverbarg, poet ann., were postpone" until tabouorrow. The wit 111 ; 14 hifell houses 15 , occupied by 13 faniilica, all in h ous es uninhabited.-Popula•ion, isi a l,•s 430, females 11 __tmtit rralue; but, happily. /lovas Pills (Aro unison short, Mwrol ,- . ..A. r _ n o were all in attendance at 9 a'cluck, but were ili• ' meted to be in readiness to•ntorr•sw ..t the same hour. • TII e Common trade.-Population, males :;9, females . 15.-Total 5 1. 3e2.-Total 10i2. Sr. Mali: x Orri; tens-113136sititril limises 39, oe. Sr. II rtes. % I illu..—lulsalsiteil holism I 11 , °era pie. t 1 3 families all in 4 honer. uninhabited —Po- . Serieott therefore loappliesl th e p l ace o f envied by 53 famines, of wla an aui are its trade. 2 h: 6 . • • • trad e , • • , tl:,. Judges, and east's of a comp aratively t. - itling int- pertassce were only hrard. Mr. litntsar applied to the Court on behalf of Mr. Tarner, the Hank clerk. who is now imprisoned under• . 1., 1 1 li.auses umutoaetteo.--I ) tapttlation, males 116, feinages .. I:W.-Total, 252. Sr. BEN.:•:' r Ft NIL-inhabited houses ~‘ I. orcupie.l a charge of forgery to a very considerable amount. Pulelian. males 2-13 . frin•del 266- Tutel• 511. 3 pliallion, , stairs 40, females • 110-'fetal rill. e t; •onue Ikootol 11-1 o -int. ir• I L ~ r. L . p a le. . ...Wain. =OWN" 3•_, , occapied by .50 families. all in trade, one Manse none- time, and in so safe stud easy ts manner, as to woellidtkiti• • i in such full confidence of success , that NO Sparlef Disease shall be left in the *astral'. These Pills ) are sold in Boxes, at ...'s. 971., at 15. Llquorpoud-street, Lon- don ; but should it be preferred. the Dorlor engages to ease the Disease for a stipottated inns, or reSura the Money ; so eupietl.-Population. males 96, females 117-Total 213. that if there be NoCure, there will be No hr :19 families, all in trade, 1 letase uoinlia'ite.l.-Po- Sr. Mstti;AaKT IPATTEss, Ilillingsgate Waral.-Itilia- PAN'. hited houses 30, °empire, by 34 lenlilies, all in trade.- N. R. Th.. Itch Cured without washing, or anointing. by . . somas. tat since the o ether coati Bath wort haw. lain rive at Mr. • • duo Toyer calico' The IL far the pos:ponament of the trial until next session.- Sr . 11 AI:1110:AO:Kw Tom Ezcitaxnc.-Inhaisiteal • • Porniat 00000 , males lisi. females S9-Tional le3. Smelling only, prim es. %I. • night :..00 tl . T. ItieroLeti. 13illingegate.-Inlialeitett houses 39, arrives at The grotto.' for this applicatian was, that be ha..l n ot houses tia, occupie3 by 71 families, of whom 22 are in . 1 his 31.ty ttg s Royal Letters Pa tent.-LEA la E'S 8 .. ••• ' 6 . 4 /LT II O I . II IT X 8 families, of whom 32 are in hair , 2 • • burn, No 7 .. enteeiently ren',vere'l front the injury he had re- trade, 7 houses uttinhaisited.-Population, wares 111 i, ....Pilulte Salutaria justly famed for Curing in all ill 1 it'rs mil uhabited.-Paraulation, Inaba' 91, females 1117. • • ' • i • Atherstom Stages, a Certain Disease. Dae small Pill is a Dose. % ,, t , . •1 ,. Sri vel to imilerao his trial. females 173- l'otal, 33a. sin an, al Ile • I. . _ .4' o . 1 la n 1 . it Sr. a AEI.. Croo..esl lane. lishaltitel houses . _ he Li gof One KM In recent case, will sons cant is-- • , litireest 'the Com mo7i-SEa.:E.InV declined giving ant. deci- . flie decrease of population in this parish is attri- occupied 1,, 14; families, of whom 126 are in trade._ the Patient of the certainty of his speedy recovery. No- s , catmint:. a I • ads. and the !emenetl Connael was desired to make I "led to the uuloher of 11 " 1 "" now lit old as &hr.% I •l l 4sionlation. Make 248, females 3419-Total 57-1. thing can be better etnerli !al. snore safe. or moretonveni:a t The " U k'.4 application lit fore the daidges to-worms% • Iwl ici • - Ir in I and i a are .e.t the Care of servAnt., the proprie• I Sr.II 'LEO eXT, gastelleap.-1 tilialtitell houses 51, Apra - than this resti-d .. for arch as are coldifed to go joi-teas or . bury. And , i • to sea. as it 'we ' d, no confinement or restralitt of Diet ; 5 ,,,1 post coach. . ' 'a nom,: Irell.uut, aged 11, anti ifart;ge frelloota, . lor 4 fosilli 11 :1' 61 "• 11 'hefe• i fled by 61 Nellie% all in trade, 4 lionsi•l uninhabited. 00 rears experience (in an extol-4e practice) his rob- I Tits rim .aged 17, brother and sister, were pot to the bar. 01 au! Sr. Mictia y. a , Cornisill.-Inhabited houses 66, or- I -p o pol s ti,,,,. ma i n Iv, females 151)-Total 273. I that it will elect a Cure. when reiwate..l sail ration sin t al. ~ledictusent charging the n with stealing in or about , euiii" ll Ila• 101 tantilies. ,•f whom 3I are in trade, Ili; Sr. 31.411 V Aitencurit.-1111sAltitet1 !tonnes 76, ogress- ! other Do-Cools avail nothing. For the scurvy mud s.lh-r The "1 ti. , :• month of June het. in the house of Mr. tleour,l &ironical dlaorders this Medicine has not WI arallei C • hoist." nniiiitahited -Poptsiation, males 236 , females I pied by 112 families. all in trade.-Population„ wad's , • . - • • e• :. 1" • every aeon 1 wards ot 44,000 Vistris, of both sexes, have noon radariby Al:. sander, of the parish alt. Marr,lslingtonone 50:. ' 234 ; --;1• °tal • -1:12, 1 256, females 239.-Total 515. I cured of the above *fuel Disorders. within the list eiltot Bigelesws •-•:! 411!.. one 21/,, a !pi o ne IS/ , mop, of the B an k di Sr. l'ErCa. Cornhill.-11111abitell houses lea., occn-1 Sr. It wttExce PousrsEr.-Inliahitetl house. 51 -- . : year ;, Prerred and sold I live sole Propti.norn. T. Tv-.•••• Stne..rord, the Dolde Ergland. Lie property of 11'm, line. The prisoner i pied by I 1 I (Antilles, of whom 89 are in trade, 2 i occupied by 7 2 families , of whole 57 are in trade, 19 1.1111 and Son, Surgeons.' at their house, No. il. Sew Bridge Notwita • I Street, in of only 9 s 91 eac h, ditty inciuded. N. it. hanses uninhabited.-Popniation, niales 365, females Ili 'uses uninbahited.-Population, twilea 132, females boxes .-- • • ., - , • er!artlia bad been called in to assist the regular see- it is allow : Two load: doors and lights in the passages at meat. eaav vac.; of ale Aleacanaer, wliase wife was confined to a ; 366-I.utal l ; 31 * 1 atto.-Total ;;52. ! are also sold by their appoiatmeat , with copious direction. , conveying other. L ..; o f e w in ,..,„ an •l a , sue t, I n a a ,„,„ to th„ room in The decr•ase in this parish is attriluntel to the pull-: A 1-1-1111.1 ~w s ST 11NiNC. Marlid sae,-Inhabited .at Mr. Hepburn's Tuy-whop. 10.1, swara-sireet; -Ale his- other. v- s;i•is the property was. AC er the death 0r Mr.. : ing down houses for to enlarge Leadenhall Market. I halt , es 111. i, 61erlyied hr 1I 1 faneilie , . of whom 7`) are borough's, i. Fish Mtrret Dill, nearly opposite the Motet- Brownhill at ; at Mr. liaster'e. Etlifiloirgit; Mr. Nee beard. poty .. • .11••tantier the notes were miasma, mid the respective : Sr. 1/OTOLPIf, Witheat Ilisloops:4ate.-1111sailitell lin trail.% 9 lines uninhaltits-.1.-Popatiation, maks .. tin: told Dy one pereon in every consiolerabie town in.tireat sisal all ps vrvatis its ti:e house taken before a Magistrate, but' houses 1246. occupied by 2591 faltailies. of whom I 271, fesoaL.s :,L6.-'Total 377, Rrients and Ireland. Advice gratis to i serscns tskls.t el.: Yea I '• cattle on 1529 are in trade. 76 houses uninliabited.-Papula- The decrease in this parish is ascriloed to numerous abose , or otiaer of the Proprietor ' s ine•1101 ....11eS. (fleet 1 and rai'aine ap;xs cal to criminate any one in particular.- • • thromeho, Sableenentiv the male prisoner paid the 13/. note to lion, males 471.16, females 53 , 1-Total, 10,1 io. houses hiving beets shire If , I I occupied ;,., others, Brevetted wraLnessea cured, and letters. post ilail. m0w.... e . Newark, • Seethe list. published by Om Royal Coile•to of Lates..... Derby's, • i4p shopman of Mr. Harvey, of St. G iles s . tvlii di hay- The Herres's.- of papolation in this parish is a•aribed ALL:i 11.1...W5, I. eishard•street.-hiliabi teal houses - - - --..-- - seises tall • . ire passed through several bands. was at length bill- Ito the additional number of houses built in .Icorit and 39, occupied by 1110 families, of " 111 " 9 I are in trade. IDIPRESSED with a just awl 'imitiane rotor , •1 please, as • 'poi at the Bank, and the prisoners taker into custody. I Skillnrr's • it rel. ' s- 1 9 houses nisitilishiteti.-Populati.on, males 281, fe- I the calamitous results arising from the injudieiou. , tre••• M e rits, Sr. E rue!mcats.l.-- inhabited houses 79, orea pied 1 male' 21,9 -Total s'o. • ,went of a certnia malady, coutracted in a manner two w.•:: Aldbourn Zia other part of the praperty was found. nor was there I ?any ovisien..• to pear.. taat the male prisoner had ever 1 1 II; f ami li es, all in trade. I house uniehabited.- Sr. lit ox IS. Hark Church.-Llnbalsited houses 123, known to require a comment, an . d often en! i i _twit on it: on. Wooten lapin* item a series of distretwing and al.oost insuppors , 4. every mot •• ' • les • 3 -" • - I' troteoal the It n: a•, thanali lie called on his sister twice Pil"lietism." l " :;,'• ''''''a • 3 . I 1 otal • I- .),-citpied by Iw2 families', of nitwit 175 are in trade, id„telellons. Dv, 1,: IDY respectfully calls ..t•attenit.ot of Bridget -*biro the time the ruhie•ry was supposed to have been S r . S HELEN. Ilishopvca.e.--initabite I houses 11:7. 1 !maces uninisabiteti.-Populatison, males 395, fe- those lot/Testae' in his peculiar atni moeteleort.sei merit!! en ithioe cos pp eiss•mitted. occupied by 144 families, of is hum Itli are in trade. tiaa.es 397.- Total ;92. cure, unlike the foltertisina eseparle of Me els: .so the ean-Dir I Rostov imincl conduct of those " who held tho sv,or.l of promise u.. Rritl Id Tim C03140N-SERe.r. %NT snmmed 3up the evidence. houses nuinha l li l e l , lo'ci ttileong- - Popitiation. S v 1 40 . . IS TIIK EA E VSGLIIT, Bread-street -Inita- Cr _ .. hnly w ill the ear and break it to nor hop:•... Dr.not pte• Grimsby ,aed the Jury having retired fur upwards of an 1411•11" 314, females 3al-'l' stud, fi9i;. Ilit,••1 lenses 21, ;templed hy 22 fannies, all in trade• some to ;Maier infallibitit in early description of ease, test Undid hoar, broneht in a vnalict of Nut Guilty againv. ' Sr. JAMES is, Duke's.plare.-Ituisal.itei houses is 7, Popudation. Nlales, 54 ; Females 32 ; Total, 96. .as far es lionise ski, woci.teil by medical cad surgied cio!! with row bolt.' prisoners. occupied by 136 Ninnies', all in trade, .4 ' es build Decrease of inhabitants attributed to define orbit- can be applied. he promises a eertuin, sprz , i,l4f, and reel- • Ilrimets, neat restoration; having Carle CST -s• species of Svp4 llll, r , 1 ' Istarouehl The Coatuox-ScacrasT said the prisoners had int. 6 uninhabited.-Popolation, males 353, female:- sine... firanlatall affeetlomand its various tra i ts of diseakeetire primorvisives ney witb had a most merciful and lenient Jun - . and if the yen- 3 77 - 'olidt 7 32 . sr. ()Lave, Jewry.-Inhabired lionsee 36, occupied of Isis professional studies, and being flattered by ia.•seao. • road by I • dict haul been unfavourable, the law would have been The decrease *mil:tiled to many houses living' taken by 3e famine", of whom 40 are in trade. 2 houses un- resident auccesa w!sieh hint nrcomintaied his mu& of tree - of their • carried into full effect. down and not rebuilt. itshabite.l.-p„p„Lati.,,,, A w e ,. 11 3 ; remni„,, 131 i ; ment fluting the rol:rse o' 1 a _one and laborilies prnelkee.lw kends is enabled to offer. with the fullest confidence, en.deftesnlo . Se. LEORAttI•'S. Eastcheap.-lehabited houses 44 1 . 0%41, 239. . Thorley. _____ _ BOX/NG. occupied by 50 families, all in trade.-Population, Sr, MARTIN, VI ntry.--Inliabite l l bona's 23, mot- stances can lie adduced illostrative of the snperitority of Or. tempos"' Livery - -.es-- males 155. females 152-Total, :;0;. :Ord by 30 rawilie% all i'l trade. 4 hollses utlinbabited. Eady's s) stem, which hid hero found to prevail. even , , Litehaeli A CerALLExce.-The following correspondence has Sr. MART ISA 111.%1%.-1 nltabitA lionsea 33, occupies! -Population, Males. I Its ; Females, 87 ; ' 1 . 014 205. where emblem talent, retained by public Institootions. 11 ,1 " Derma Proved inert . ..clue/. In addition to those consolatory advsn- passed between Cooper and Iliekoduit, verbatim et lit by 43 fantiliea, of whom 28 are in trazie, 5 lionees un- It o ocwitt.t. Pallet NET.-Inhalvitell houses 65, 04%.Head Ini ces, Dr. Lady will hr found equally forme! te useso is i tr tit' beTertila :- inhabited.-Population, males 109, females 1 r 1".1 1 • • 1 h ./- 0 - 'lt 4_ _y 73 families, of is lions 33 are in trade, &c. 6 slumbering alld debil;tated eiserories of IL:Otero:1n rens•its- Mende • . the (rear " Dritannia.l'avern. Leith-street, June 26.1921. tal, 225. souses II bi!shallite.l„-Populatittn, ,Il i de s , 31 4 ; F ema l e , (ion, which embitter, and, if not timely firreitr '. frelitctsli!' . tv OVA 'hea rd "Ilicemax-Having seen from the newspapers that Sr. Many WooLcitencu.-laltali . • ell i.e honors 31, or- 231 ; Total, 413, render nugatory the sery principle of existeney. Iro • . . l'heste arm wish it to be understood that you will not light me esolating state of inanity And sterility - , by re- south • ' copied by 35 families, of whom 1° are in trade • . 1 - S r. S A Nee Anscs.-Inlialuited isoneet e 6, occupi d Samosa, again under two hundresi guineas a side, my friends in e frame sad affording woe and elasticity-to elf. Maned oreare. 1 I houses unitil ab't ii -Po tdation males 9 3 , • a ,-i • • • • -o'clock. Scotland are willing to hail inc for that sum, provided ~ ~ , I . ', „ I e • P s ( "alai& •) 1 111 termites. of whom 11)3 are in trade, 6 houses Dr. Lady is happy tut convey the most posits , * 1101 !"*ri'w,''', 4 you come down here and light, in the second week of ! 4 1 • 4-1.9 " 11 ' o ''' onissliabited.- Population , wales 296 0 &tunics 265.- that the sufferers of both PeKel may be resrucd; a..ate•ii i Menet, • Wolvertu o....tober,*and they will allow you twenty guineas to de- ' • ST. NICOOLtS Acoxs.-Inhabited houses 31, or- i'.ital 5:; I . snort' lattice iu the means dictated helac o.tly reqwrll 4 7 --- S tibefße . Dr. Lady is consulted daily, at No. SS. Dvars-elreet• Smae• . i fray your expenses , co p ied by 31 famine's, of wham 16 are in trade, .". Sr. SI i RTIN, Lcoooita, is the Ward of Farringolon (one end of Dean-street, Soho. !cult out oi ti,•rrartf-erer t . , Ingham.' "If this meets your approbation, your answer, in houses uninhabited P ,- opidation, wiles 92, female, natal and Without.-;e4u • Pike • t 4" Itabtted !muses 144, occu. newly opposite the General Two Penny Poo t . . s 1 Birmit a•am lag MUM will oblige your !nimble semitit. SO-Total leo • other end into Oxford-street, and Is opposite Mood-ono/. ton and `` GEORLIE COOPER."ied by £35 families, all lit trade , . 4 0 hones.* uninlia- a......t 15. ,. f S r. S NI ;wrist °Jamul, (Lannon-street. )-Inhabites • 1 P by patients of both sex.-Country letters meet re 1 - rninobau ores .- opulation, males 605, females 593.-Total • • " London. July 5, 1621. houses 16 i• - I • ' , occupied ay 13 aunties, of whom 50 are it 12411). attention hy mown of second post. S. A. I N altalleg COOPER-I received your letter this morn- ' '1 ... Friends trade, 6 houses uninhabited, 2 httilslitalc.-Populatione% ~ 0 , ill, ad inform vou, that my friends are not willing for A1.1.1141.L0Wa, Breadoitreet.-Inhabited houses 62. Condos : Edited, Printed, and Publisteet St I - - iv - side tot nit in n go to Scotland, or any where else, ace-mp g the tales I 03, females 19i .-I otal 34.4 ceitpied by 614 fat4diel, rIC 0. _Jams- /Synth! y 51a: e in t ra de ) 7 "Ter. STATesle sat" and "TER CONSTI rull••• • ~ 0 f. . &e. ofus London ring. AS we understand von Er • a coming up Sr. Hexer local: .-Itiltabiteektiauses 24. o.o•u• anise' uninhabited .-Population, malt_ 176, female- 11°P " ) N°. 194. Strand . to St. Comma •• ft 6 • M./ all t' ,, -; I azurd: tai e London to have a !NUM!, you :night as we ll l et to . pied by 29 families, of who:11 " 4 ' i t 6 1 - - 1 ; Are its .ra-e, - .lati , , 11. -TOW 3 4 0. by R. WARIMI.L. Jen.,Trill.: to le ...proo l I asuiviestiolo, OrGiers,te. are requeoft: t.l `:e ~ • • • : - i - •.- - • - " 0 " 4 -trollomm-- - - • : • •11 , -1401 111e wn 5‘.....-a4 061.16 '" -.*r.' jimmorm.....-A...a..........L.... . ............... - . ... ---., . . . • f •01114111-•- •- • - ______ . •.Z1112111•""s '_.....-----..-. _ - - DENSMAIT.--lo ited boasts, prices. 4 families op are in ROI, BRAN inhabits i d es , market remains i Total, 1 0 . . any sales reporte pees ; the marks er..entra .-..- 1111111shillit SeS, i n. 4. —The tread 11 families, all in trades 10 e for the Vini .Population, Males 523; Females, , t . brandies ; t nominal. Me.—lnhabited houses 119 , i S.—There lies, of whom 1, th 4 are in 's. . series ; a ,Dibailding.--Population, l '" 1 0118 ship , sod I 15. Otero& The pri hare arain given .. ... t ..t..,1„:.....a L.—. iAD BOXLVG. A CnAtutster.—The following corresp.•ndcnce has passed between Cooper and Hid: Lima, verbatim et li ierativv:— " Britannia. Tavern. 1444th-street, June 26. 1421. " ificustax—llaving seen from the newspapers that yin wish it to he understood th.tt you will not tight me again under two hundred guineas a side, my friends in Scotland are willing to limit Mr for that sum, provided you come down here and light, in the second week of o..lober,•atid they will allow you twenty guineas to de fray your expenses. "If this meets your approbation, your answer, in count, will oblige your !nimble ‘4.mtiit. GEORLIE COOPER." • " London. July 5, 1421. " ficoncx COOPER—I received your letter this morn istg. and inform you, that my friends are not willing for ntf in go to Scotlan d , or any where else, aceept thr London ring. As we understand yon eta eotninz iti. • Loudon to have a !NUM!, pu :night aa Well let tli• ~ . FOP CL47Iu.V' - RKY'C'R.V S. The following are the remainder of the Returns from the Parishes in the City. It is to be hoped that care will be taken to Register the Returns male nn this occasion, all (rant the neglect made to record those of ISII the purpose of the Legislature has in mans• instanees been defeated. The tits• has been drained of great numbers of its inhabitants %inte the peace by those transacting bttsitte.s in the City taking resi• dences in the suburbs, which accounts in some m^a sure fur the deerease in some of the p wishes ocenpietl chiefly by the ntercaotile community, an I fur the trilling increase in the zettenal tions:ter. notwithstand ing the known influx of great numbers from the country. sr. tnmt - Nro E bowies 69. oc cupied by ,•..11 of w. 1 ; Olll 1.._1 are in t ride, 5 Infuses uninhabited —Pupulaina, tu.tles 231. female% I.—Total, -142. Sr. MAnv, WooLNOTll.lllll3hitPli bone. 73, oc cupied by 911 fausitim of whom 11 are in trade, 13 Isongesuninit3liited.—Popnlition, ui:Ors, '2ll, females 270.—Total, 511. Sr. (kismet., FrNem:l:cu.—lnhabited houses occupied by 70 lemilie*. of nli.ins 1, a re in trash•, 3 lannics uoir.babited.—Populai.l3, 113.1. CS I;_'. females 1 7 I.—Total, 313. A LLII 11.1.0• Xi, 1•011400 Vr a ll...._i n h a bid i dd ! muses 202, occupied by 391 fami'ica, of %Odom 3:0 are In tradle, 15 houses uoids!ial , itetl.—Population, males SOII, female' , 1571.-I'u:4l, 1677. Sr. PLTEtt L 1 rO4OR, tard.—ltOdaldit ed houses 120, occupied: by ;9 families. of wl ll 39 are ill trade, 7 111,11%14 Mltilliiithited.-1 1 0111thlitAl. male. 27&, Cendaiss3oo.—T„tat, ,s;h; The decrees:- in this parish is attributed to the nuns of empty houses, and to many of the hosiges that were inhabited being now occupied only aicouhtisig hawses, Raving' no resident Until c therein. Sr. Co al-Toru zit Seems (eumpri.ing the Inhabited Louses 15, occupied by 13 faolilie , A, all in trade.—Population, males females 15.-I'otal Sr. 31.1111 v 01:Ti; ten.-1 nit:tidied busses 31 0 , or. envie.' by 55 fatoiiie, of are i t traile, liJuses uninhabited.—Popidation, males 1 if'', females 1311.—Total, 252. Sr. BEN r NlL—lnhabited louse% I, nrcupie.l hy 1 1 , 9 families, all in trade, I li•sitse uaitilia'ited.--Pn pulation, 4 11 I 4i:! , 1 1 I 511 males .C 111.1.4.11 _ _ Sr. IlVt110:.t0:Kw rus Excmaxt:c.—lntial•ited houses occupied hr ; I hinnies, of whom 22 are in trade, ; houses unialialsited.—Population, males females I ;3 l'otal, 33:4. The decrease of population in this parish is attri buted to the number a houses now let vit as offices. and which are left in the care of servants, the proprie• tors residitsg• elsewhere. Sr. 511cii.txt., home. Kr;, or eupiell by 101 of wimis .11 are in tri•le, It; uniiiiia! , *oed —Population, males _tali, females 2:l6—Total .1:12. Sr. PE rER. Cornbill hoaxes °ern. pied by II I flmiliet, of are in trade, 2 b.mses uninhabited.—ropniation, wales 365, fentales 366—Total, ;31. The deer:arse in this parish is attributel to the pull ing down houses for to enlarge MArket. Sr. IIOTOLFIf, Witham Ilishops : tatt..—lnliaiii:ell houses Mali, oecapied by 2591 faeailies. of whom 1529 are in trade, 76 houses uu:ultahited.—Papula. dots, males 171,16, females 53 10,1;0. The increase of iripalatiun in this parish is :I•.libed to the addition:lLl number of !wows built in .Ic.oli and Skiestrea•streets. ST. E rue!mcaos.---Inliabitetl Looses id, oreapie , l by 11; families, all in trade. I house uninhabited.— Pvtilation, males :17.1, 1,11141es:131—Total 74'1. Sr. HELEN. IfillltysEa.e.-1 :ambito I linters 14:7. occupied by Ili families, of n hum are in Inuit.. 3 house,' nnialiabile I, i:vo mg.—Population, 4u des 314, females 3a I—T pta fi!)li. Sr. JAmtes, lionses :s7. i.ccupied by 136 families, all in trade, 4 ' es bitil.l - 6 sainbabital.--Popalationi, males 355, female!. 377—!atal. 732. 'the eecrease attrilltted to many hours buing• taken down and not rebuilt. Sr. LEOXA Wit. li.tatcheap.—lchabited lionises 4-1 occupied by 50 fAmiliog, all in trade.—Pnpulation, wales 155. females 152—Total, :;0;. Sr. MART t I U.\ .-I how. 33, oernpied by 43 tbaiiiiei, of it !min 21 are in trAzia, 5 lounges un inliabitell.—Popniation, males 1011, females 115—To tal, 223. Sr. MART WOOLCIICRCII.-I.tliallited hones 31, oe enpie.l by 3.1 families, of whom 1-2 are in trade, 11011.t'S wales 93, female 113— rota!, •'ll6. Sr. NICUOL :boss.—lnhabited houses 31, oc cupied I+y 31 families, of wham 16 are in trade, houses itninhabited.—Popttlation, en des J., fetnale+ SO—Total 1!0). Sr. M ;slim ()Assail, (Gannon-street.)—lnhaloitei houses 56, oyes:lied by 73 families, of who 50 are ii trade, 6 !muses uninhabited, 2 males 153, females 197.—Total Sr. Item r SLIER!: .•—•ltilialpitotbasses 24, 0.-et , pied by 29 families, of whole are is trade, r liou, -- - `--- T 1 611, %r