The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-11-04 00:00:00

.~ -> CiRA\Et Ai lit . ..• !• . • • . ni) ' Tart • \AA, • 1 • • • •••• • LONDON, TVESDAYA.,OO:V.EMBER 4, 1823. • • .1 1 • ' !qtril 11 414 !MOM% going'ao fused to as Le happened on, which, easier atiderod a he should •hoeld bo min. Hay. ,be streets omplain of Tiat six younte sold bead 4 Is Holborn ihly away, eidon was d his neck s Ysrd. la piper, which This paper payment of rest-keeper, I and *as !store to toe eph Yalke►. mtg. Smith. tiewhat mem to a ere** n lost, befora , r. At I tusk lo !ging way all. He ass MoNTIIP 4Tee, 11111.CUllit 1 / 4 144 - and.. furaoq p! a. Nesbit Balfour after a giant in- 71, and of Ingatc- r►isge, PO en jeer, that the beers hastens& tuned, thst the ghtfai noose Its compasses the only w:th hap r to harmonize hallowed ettll tidy to regulate are frog' those pleasure may :It attend:to aid a, which, whim, shouli alsw —• 'residence In more especitsily tonvisnely ems ,insnition, from obis the chum* iereitit, offering nor wilt 'our they aro by tiro spriest.. slimes disturbed concentrate tire t consti t u Ilona I y beat euergy Jo- well as in every dodge nor ability tly solicitous 10 RI SO presatoptu principles with honourable intr oits, we refer the ally those enter uses. where daily lon ; and letters 'red; these mutt ne, which can be distant. street, Lotslo , l. . Tea *at, o► rs Diseases.-9d. sale Sex.---Mar tall; 16. Pelvises rter, Gnaws segos ; sod of all pse by dot CUE'S Celebrated speedy, safe, Lai ig forms, and the ily makes on the Care In so short & as to warrant bits eau These Pills wpos4-street, Los for ingests to (ors tts the Mosey; so r Pr .*•!'bthig. 'scent.—Llit's KV; ill is a Doe; col will soon convieer edy recovery. ;lo' or more convenieat to so journies or etrolnt of Diet : and rattier) Ins proved er methods avail no deal tilsorders. tole 6'140000 pereoar, within the lost. riche 'roprietori, T. TAT• Flo. 9, New B War aiy iucludrd. Thry h copious directions , . oid-street; M. DiA• °nestle the Mons. r . Newb.,rry's. Dub. rratite 'Pewit id (treat perbrieg•talliig tue diCirAP/I. Cei I e • aVz,plisse at Oleo afractual ,suctfiektl i t lealge.luta irs res,:bume std, essibt. e be . apii lat lo • IP. Oahe:Md 4,11 1111110_ 4 • er4atro ors. r Pf 16011104p1/4. a POO ' l4 ; /111 WI Woe rsif Blackars 13ridite. rgergtuff.ire.;ss;;;oloo aip Delee.ltlei 197, illrado ePeriesals. !di lc Oats k . 1 ' .5f:25 • . ! • , To the'PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA RTOCK. LAMM{ AND GENTLEIIIIN, THE Death of your late valuable and highly es -11 Dire CLOS'Alf. CHARLES Ortsrer,haviog occasioned el Vacancy in the Direction of your Affairs. I hasten to redeem the pledge which I made to you in my Address of the 2d of Jane last, to proceed to s Robot on the first ?army. I therefore now beg to solicit the honour of your support on the present occasion; sod 1 hope that, from the very flat *wing Resolutions passed et a numerous Meeting of my Friends et the City e London Tavern, on the 27th of May last, here unto annexed, end the encouragement I have since received. I stay look forward with confidence to a favourable result ; and .1 beg to assure you, that should I. through your suffrages, he placed is that important situation. I will use every exertion to promote the interests of the East India Company. I have the honour to be, very respectfully, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithful and obedient t. JOHN MASTERMAN. • Nicholas Lane, Sift Ott 4fr.23. ler.•Mssrerman's Csammittee will sit daily at the City of . London Tavern. whersamesteskatlons will be thankfully re. _ eeived. a numerous sod highly respectable MEETING et P'RePPRIBTOItS sof FAST INDIA STOCK, held at the CITY Of LONDON TAVERN, on Tuesday the 27th of May 1523, In pursuance of en advertisement signed by the under mentioned Proprietors:— John Smith, Mansion- J. C. Wegnelin. house place. James limes. G. W. Wentworth. Geo. Carr Glynn. A. A. Mieville. Peter Vere. Thomas C. Warner. N. M. Rothschild. Andrew Loughran. S. Marjoribanks. John Thomson. Hymen Cohen. Isaac Currie. Henry Peters. Thomas Weeding. Janes Alexander, De- Won. Morgan. vonshire square. A. J. Nash. Lewis Loyd. John Caccellor. Joseph Timperon. J. T. !Noires. Feli; Ladhroke. Itobert Shedder]. Michael W. Troy. /teary Bonham. Rout. Christie. George Grote. George Ward. R. C. Basin t. Sam. Scott. Robert Williams: R. Sanderson. Benj. Barnard. John Aoldjo. James 'brittle. John Woeiley. John Martin. Edward R. Tunno. Wm. Bernie. R. Borradalle. Robt. POGrnore. Thos. Poynder, Jun. Wm. Remington. J. Baker Richards. RICHARD CAMPBELL BAZETT, Esq. in the Chair. The following Resolutions were passed unanimously Proposed by EDWARD Fiat - cue', Esq. and seconded by Lewis Loyd, Esq. That it is the opinion of this !Heed', that a practical know ledge of the Commercial Interests and Usages of this Country. with which those of the East India Company are intimately connected, constitutes an Important qualification in a Candi date aspiring to a Seat in the Direction of the Affairs of that. Company. 2. Proposed by STEWART MARJORIBANICI, Esq. 31. P.; and seconded by ROBERT Simons. Esq. That when with commercial experience ara found united Ke strel tales', sound judgment, and active habits of business, such acquirements stamp the possessor of them with a (air and honourable claim to the farour and snpport of all who are In terested in the welfare of the East India Company. S. Proposed by Herres Bosnso, Esq.; and seconded by W. WILLGVORDY PRESCOTT, EMI. That this Meeting do unanimously concerto considerhat tint In rho well moron etsmeeter of Mr. Jelin 111sursormersollese que:ifications are combined in an eminent degree, end that, with such pretensions, his interests are entitled to the crank tame sod support of ihe East India Proprietary. 4. Proposed by Sir James Straw, Bart.; and seconded by isagra BuTTERWORTH. Esq. M.P. That the Proprietors here assembled pledge to Mr. John %Merman their strenuous assistance to place him in the East ladle Direction en the first vacancy which may hereafter occur; sad that they will. in the meantime, use their 'Miriam and ex ertions to occurs his success. R. C. BAZETC, Chairman. Kr, Bassav having left the Chair. It was proposed by Thomas WEEDING, Esq. and seconded Micas Taoy, Esq. and resolved ananimoraly, That the cnrdial Thanks of this Alerting be givea to R. C. Burrs, Esq. for his very able, cour:eous, and impartial coa t set to the t hair. 7111 C OLD ESTABLISHED FLOOR CLOTH AND CAR PET WAREHOUSE, I IS, Lowo Aces. rfIAE Nobility, Gentry, and the Public are respect fully invited to inspect T. WEAVER'S extensive Stock of IBM steamed FLOOR CLOTHS, which he flatters himself fill dr fiend cheaper and better, than any article of the t led yet offered to their attention; as elan a great variety of BRUS SELS, VENETIAN, and KIDDERMINSTER CARPET ING, whieh.for elegance of pattern, richness and depth of co lour, cannot be equalled in the n etropoliv. Hearth Rugs, and every description of Druggets, he continues to offer at a great redaction le price. T. W. begs leave to return his sincere thanks for the distin goistird patronage he has so long enjoyed, and trusts that the asperioritylef his articles, and reasonable charges, will ensure iiit'their future favours. South Flitas provided to match any particular pattern, at a gm boars notice. The Covet for which HAMPORN fell in the Field, and SYDNriY died on the Seaffold!" VETERINARY COLLEGE. r“ R. COLEMAN will begin his COURSE of VA- LECTURER . , on the Anatomy. Physiology, Nn d Patho logy, of the HO.tsE, on MONDAY, the 10th of NOVEMBER, at twelve o'clock. CONTRACT FOR OATS. ' t Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, 20th October,lB42. QUCH PERSONS ail are desirous of contracting LT with the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to deliver 681.000 Lots at Oats at the Ordnance Depot, in Tooley street, may receive particulars of the Contracts at this Office between the hours of Tea and Four. and deliver their Tenders waled op end direeted in the Agent far Commissariat Sup. 'dies, marling thereon " Tender for Oats," on or before Tuesday, the ilth November, but none will he received afar Twelve o'rinek on that day : nor will any Proposal be noticed unless made on, or attuned to, a piloted Parti cular, and the Prices inserted In word., at length: nor unless a letter he subjoined to such proposal. signed by two persons of known property, en gaging to become bound with the party tendering. In the NAM eapresied in the particulars (or the due periormanee of the Contract. rOREIGN LOTTERIES, PRIVATE LOTTERIES, LIT- TLE GOES AND RAFFLES. LETTERE OFPICY, SOMERSET PLACE, 29th October, 1523. WHEREAS by several Acts of Parliament passed respectively in the reigns of George the First, and George the Second, the offence of Salting Foreign Lottery Tickets, or publishing proposals 'for &soil* of the same, is punishable as a misdemeanour, and the periwig guilty thereof are sabjeat to the penalty of Tore Hundred Pounds for each offence. And by the Anneal Lottery Act, the offence of selling Tickets in any Lottery not authorised by Parliament (which has been held to inelodo all Foreign and Private Lotteries and Private Lotteries an:l Raffles) or publishing proposals for sell ing the same, has subjected the persona guilty thereof to be punished as rogues and vagabonds, and liable to the penalty of Fifty Pounds for each offence. And whereas the offences above described having become 4o frequent as to require immediate attention t • put a stop to them, Notice is hereby given, That all Persons offending in the above particulars, whether before or after the English State Lottery shall be discontinued, will bosubject to the above n eutioned pains aril penalties. L. HESSE. T ratop•street, warehouse ea and copartners—J. Smith, Camo mile-street, tailor. PA TICERSHIPS DISSOLVED. C. Smith and IL Paul, Norwich, chemists—R. Dendy,_J. Bauch, and J. Jefferson, wholesale linen drapers (so far as re gards the said J. 1-fferson) —E. and 0. and J. Dunhill, Do? • eister, Yorkshire. innkeepers, &c. (so far as regards the sold E. Ibithiti)—A. Cardwell, J. Whalley, and T. Atherton, Pres ton, Lancashire, cotton spinners (so far as regards A. Card well and T. Atherton)-0. and W. L. Wiidig, Chester, tobac• conlsts—T. Johnson and R. Hutchinson, Blackburn, Lan cashire, spirit merchants—E. Thorn end W. Gregson, Liver pool,tva sad col7en dealers— G.lirinkinan and T. Shaw, Union street, ilishopsgate, watch makers—T. and C. Gray. Gree nwich, grocers—J. Ainsworth, sen., Wickert Hall. near Roch dale, Lancashire, and D. Ainsworth. Oldham, flannel manufac turers nt tVickeit Hall and at Manchester—J. 11. West and M. Forsyth, widow.. John street, Curfain road, brewers--J. Webster, D. B. Robinson, and J. Sutton, Sheffield, cutlers and factors (so far es regards D. B. Robinson)—J. Phillip/land L. J. Abington, Sheffield, Staffordshire Potteries—T., Holcroft and S. Morton, Manchester,' wadding imanalitetUrffrs--John 31arshall, S, Blyth, and F. Nacock, Norwich, *rebel and cudbear manufacturers-0. and J. Lau rtnce, New Bond street, pocket b sok and dressing case manufacturers—W. Chance,. aim., R. L. Chance, and G. Crane• Birmingham, factors—W. Chance, seu., R. L. Chance, W. Chance, jun., G. Chasree, E. Chance, and G. Crane, Birmingham, factors—T. Carlisle and W. Wardle, Bath, mercers and haberdashers--J.Pritchard and W. Jobn England, Stratford upon Avon, surgeons and apothe caries. PATENT MOULD CANDLES, remarkable for steadiness of Burning and brilliancy of Light, to be had only of DAVIES, sole manufacturer, 63, St. Martin's lane, oppositeS.aughter's Coffee-house ; also his Palace Wax Lights, at 3s. per lb. for which his house has been so long and emi• neatly famed ; Sperm Candles 24. Od. per lb. ; good Candles, M. Od. per dozen, best 7s. ; superior Old Stores, 7s. Od.; Moulds from Ss. to 91. per dozen ; Mottled Soap, from 70s. to S2s. per cwt.; Yellow Soap, 625. to 745.; Curd, 905.; Sperm Oil, 4e. to M. per gallon ; good Lamp Oil, 2s. W. to 3s. ; Windsor and Palm Soap. Is. 44. to Ss. per lb.; Browu Wind sor. Is. 9a. to 2s. Oil.; best Sealing Wax, 4s. M. per lb. Orders carefully packed for the country, home consumption and exportation. FROM SATURDAY'S GAZETTE. -•.0w.-- WAR OFFICE, OCT. Si. lir Regiment of Life Guards—Cornet and Sub Lieut. Hon. M. Upton to be Lieut, by purchase, vice Mosely, promoted ; C. Mensage, Gent, to be Cornet and Sub Lieut. by parches., vies Upton. 13th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Capt. H. Heyman, from ' half p.y•Bth Light Dragoons, to be Capt. vies D. hiactworth, who exchanges, receiving the difference between the full pay of Cavalry and full pay of Izlentry. 7th Regiment of loot—Lieut. M. Orr to be Adj. vice Hay, who resigns the Adjutancy only. 17th Ditto—Ensiga G. Farwell. from the 31st Foot, to be Ensign, lice Yrning, 'who exchange., 113i1 Ditto—Brevet Lieut. Col. F. Darner to be Major, by purchase, si :e Krightley, promoted. Slst Dato—Ensigu G. D. Young, from the 17111 Foot, to be E sign. vice Farwell, who exchanges. 87th Ditto—Assistant Surgeon W. Latham, from half pay 31 , th Foot, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Inglis, dec. 80th Ditto—Ensign G. Fothergill, from half pay 85th Foot, to be Ensign, vice W. M. Collings, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 71st Ditto—Lleut. Ai W. Dashwood to be Capt. by pur chase, vice Roy, who retires ; Ensign W. Stewart to be Lieut. by purchase, vice Dashwood. 02d Ditto— Ensign W. P. Bayly to be Lieut. without pur chase, vice Sutherland, who retires; W. E. Sawbridge, Gaut. to he Ensign, by purchase, vice Bayly. Rifle Hrigade—Capt. G. M. Stevenson, from ha:f pay 42d Foot, to be Capt. vice S. Webb, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 2J West India Regiment—Lieut. R. Hughes, from half pay 2d Bahama Garrison Company, to be Quartermaster, vice T. Dukes, who re , ires upon half pay. Ceylon Regiment-2J Lieut. J. 11. Lewis to be First Lieut. without purchase, vice Burke, dec.; R. Jefferson, (lent. to be 2d Lieut. %ice Lewis. IfOSNTA STAPP.—Surgeon J. Mating, from half pay, to be Surgeon to the Forces, vice Clarke, promoted; Assistant Sur geon A. Clifford, from half pay 65th Foots to be Assistant S.:r„tson to the Forces, vice P. Finlayson, whose appointment has not taken place ; Hospital Assistant M. Gallag.ier, from half pay, to be Hospital Assistant to the Forc.-s, vice Thomas L 'ugh, who retires upon half pay. Commission in the Northern Regiment of Northa -.bellow! Local Militia, signed by the Lord Liauteusnt of the County of Nor.humberland. W. t lake, Esq. to be Lieut. Col. vice Logan, resigned. Commissions signed by the Lurd Lieutenant of the County of Salop. North Shropshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry—R. Hunt, Gent. to be Lieut. vice Evans, resigned. Serewstaury Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry—Cornet J. E. Graham to be Lieut. vice Williams, resigned; B. Leigutou, tient. to be Cornet, vice tiraham, promoted. PARH)NS !WON'S() COUCH 31KPICINIL AN elictual and s af e reme dy f or thi s dangerous imissast. haring been adi&nktered for many years with consist t I wedWilr'Parron., Surgeon, West Mating, Keni, he is Injured by the me m tkoffe rknd r• s' w 6 1,1 1. a o r rr e er " i i t i t ne o s t 17 d e A s a,t ef t ictsa l e r:11:::i7 :a vow tsafety to ehildrei of the most tender age u well as to Lar l ft i =tr. 7'4.711. d. each, by Bntlers. Chemists,4. Blies side, St. p i f , tstreet. (near the Argyle Rooms,) Londo n , 4 l aterlon. rellebtrget Dublin and by the principal Medicine %Wen t the United Kingdom. ler Mask tor" SA &SUNS . HOOPII6 COl7llll MEDICI/JR." . .... DIVIDENDS. N0v.22, C. Mayor, late of Somerset street. Portman square, carpenter and bulider—No v. 22. T. Wilkinson aridJ. Wightoo, Cateston street, woollen drapers—Nov. 22, J. L. Dumont., Austin Friars, merchant (carrying on trade under the firm of ....virtEsT BILIOUS rills in Europe arc Wombwell, Dumont, awl Co.)—Nov. 22, T. Taylor, late of Leadenliall street, master mariner—Nov. 22, J. Siiackle, Milk ca Da J.lt Myer: Physician to the General Dispensary, and Lleen- , reet, Cbeapside, hosier—Nov. 22.5. Wretch, No. 9, corner L f %hi Royal cellegeot Phytleiant. And whoever has given them a s. ii; l f zintss themoo. Physicians are well awase Diet a neglected hile Is of George street, Commercial road, Ratcl•ff, linen draper—Nov. 1 , 6 !Aso maay lingering Complaints, infecting the Liver, producing 22 , G. 1./grainer, St. John street, ironmonger—Nor. 22, 'Wm. ,V,Y.L 1 ` ,1 92... *Head Aches. Loss of Appetite. Spasms Weakness Paint- t""olg. Rheumatic Gout, Scorbutic, &e. &e. These Pills Sr. ' a err- Marshall. Regent street, Westminster, statuary and mason L . neat for Worms In children and adults. What makes Dr. dicers' Nov. 23. R. Simpson, Crown court, Threadneedle street, mei . - „ 3 11i r m Pilis esseperlar sad purifying, at in general. persons who are Bill- chant—Nov. 25, R. Cullen and J. Pears, Cbeaps de. factors, ~._iisre Issre or less offc nsi ve breath.they are such cleansers of the blood. warehousemen and copartners—Nov. 22 , I!. Wace, Castle m't &resume% purify and sweeten the breath. hes r".• n. It ought to be known Abu street, Falcon square. merchant (partner with 'C. Pierrepoint, i,..., b il - - " a " --.• Risers' .In the Monthlc Ilazetta of Health, for DOCCIn• i2' 19 .: 4 °. 48. the Realest Gentlemen of the Medical liall,Pieesulilly, carrying on business there, under . the firm of R. IVace and Co. grig,t:puta sraa r ed an a t t b; l. l.ll w o o . f Dr . . J. 11. 111 , yet, A ll m il e s ri d e. 11izz „ u w isled , and in the island of Barhadoes, in the West I iwies, miler the titbe,asabo t tg,,„ i n tit, Bri tish / P rowa en ' . ne E ' l ael 7 in li f e he „.. a pup i l fitm of T. Pierrepoint . and Co.)—Nov.. 2 5 , J. Lo2vegroLve,Cran •W. it "kr. and Dr . d. Prirdeca. In the year 1773 , he came over to barn, Gloucestershire, timber dealer - N ov. .: ,J. L . T uc k, aagstialtedli. the Winn; University and took the Degree of M.D. Haymarket, jeweller—Nov. 22, J. G. Bubb, Grafton street, li tta "ll l,.., aLlrill chgvewr!iti" of i l':Oi"l'd's, in Berlin. 1)4'1 studied East, Fitzroy squure, sculptor and ar.ificial stone manufacturer —Nov. 22, A. Tr 01, llothover street. Hanover square, W.ot ' . .;",., h e.aisliel coca t i r4rd r r . st m a i l e tt o r t ; i6 l e e pV,% t ic' e ia i n s a ns' ile le re nn tYa n en to N ome, 1" 'ilk and rouneenred tlfe prmtice of medicine in this metropuli, i hay- i and shoe task er—N 'v. 22, D. Edwards, Gloucester, grocer and i',', " U rfie a 114wattne of the Ronal Collect. of Physicians. where he l tea dealer—N.it. 2/, P. Akincon, Ratlthone poker, Oxford tieu.i.itt tntnt; r the h et ps years. Ile Ism for Si years; been physician to I street , h o h er d a slier — Nov. 22, K. 1. Tr° wu.si, late of Cuper's ,Pe a and o.iirr Noble add Charitable Ihstitutosus. He akpr"'", " the NOlNlallitne• Charity School, where it is well known he I Bridge, Surrey (but now a prisoner in Ws M.ijesty's pris.ni of ,„ 0; beaintailMakilaren at the (riding eapence to th e society oft the Fleet), soap manufacturer (in partnership with S. Paelphs ..._!" &arum, fie e3NliChlf. His fame as a physician and philosopher 1 . and A. Bracebridge, carrying on trade under the Limn of izzgy.l l! that he wrigunfired by rnany of the nobility and personages of , vs. t. rnelphs, Itracebridge, and 'froward)—Nov. 24, D. Duunett, "obtgirot ;vim his present htalestv, wharf Prince of Wales %Val , ' -awa,sight4l. t o --.a , Is b ad long &wait Int p.reat ability as 'Amelia to I Noreicti, vettrinary surgeon and shoein.; smith—Nov. 22, 'J. "'me ebarkr . hen his MOM, vs. Gran/ Master, a ..s1 nt the 1 Corby. Kingsland road, near the Swan, carpenter —Nov.2.i. J. Patebbittir tatelOd lateldt, he nisi eliWtly honoured by the couver allidetg. • - I 6 ration, Stroud, Gloucestershire, shoe maker—Nov.2.3, Thos. 'Wife Plirtleahlit explaining the manner by which the present proprietor s Holt, late of Arool. Nottinghamshire, dealer and chapatis'-- 111 i4tol, dealer an! (Waltman—Dee. Ap, iiii. i t:"." 1661 , igi tilt lifratilytiolf of Atli* valuable medieme, will be • Nov. A, Wm. Gay oer, Lee, as a 7 4 !ttorto. There is .aleo • ~Mood a short Treatise of a few W. Izod, fketiditch, Worcestershire, waiter and tailor. ss eto inralidottt preserynhealtkand long lite, which, if attend• • CEItTIFICATk:S, Nov. 22. .beorleial *U i erbnle volumea ( liat have beeu written hy, %foe D r . .. ' T. Roberts aid J. de Vtigoy ti, Brunt street, stock brokers— ,it „._.,.. Vert Bilious Pills at 41. 6d. per box. or a family box matteattb:. •9. Sqrsirosiitt. ittbeilli.4lertfordshlre, saddler and harness t..i.l7 .. tes.St ti. %AWN 'tsarina iw7,.—siath:. Directions and 4"17 . ,". 1 . 4 ap. Sold wholesale and retail b y Sir Prince, No. 9. Poland • ' thaker--S. W. Woodward, Banks-41e (carrying on trade isi "m"ro Street, near the Pantheon, C oulon;n and by mutt iftineipat partnership nith 11. Dicks, as timber merchants, under the 'stea k : 4 Viral of Hicks, Woodward, and Company) —J. and J. Worth, .410 COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL Yesterday a Conrt of Common Council was held for the dispatch of general business, and was numerously at tentled. Mr. S. Duos called the recollection of the Lord Mayor to the proceedings which had t ,ken place when the Coast made a Brant +•f. Leool. in aid of the Spaniards. His Lori. ship on that occasion stated, that he had requested the opi nion of the Law Officers as to the legality of such a grant.— Now he (Mr. D.) wished to ask his Lordship, whether the Law Officers gave asy opinion in writing? The LORD MAYOR explained. lie had requested an opinion on the subject from the law Officers, but they bad not re turned him any written opinion, as they required time to consider the question adequately. The Court, bower( r. decided that it was not necessary to take the opinions of the Law Officers, and there, so far as he was concerned, the matter ended. Mg NEW POST Orncs.—Mr. JAMBS stated, it was highly important, after the proceedings had so long taken place, and preparations had been made for the erection of a New Post Olfice, that the publM should know whether the ur dertaking would come to any thing: and if it was to be proceeded in, who was to be at the cost, whether the lid• vernment or the Corporation 2 It was with a view of oh tailing clear inform.tion upon the subject, that be moved a Resolution to the effect, that the Improvement Committee shoals; report to the Court the amount of the cash experel ed In the purchase of premises, and otherwise preparing the scite of the New L'ust•ofhce; to whom the money had bees paid, and how it had been provided ; and also to report what amount of cash would be necessary for the completton of the uudertaking, in what mode sub money was to be raised—nben the building would be commenced—and when completed. Mr, Stine agreed in considering such iofursua'ion as highly necessary, and seconded the motion. Theiltesointion, after ovine few ub A tioas, was car ried. BLACKFRIARS' BRIDGC—Mr. Dtxote, in a spereh which was almost inaudible below the bar, represented tilackfricrs' Bridge to be in a condition which rendered i 11111 l ediats repair necessary. He moved that it should be referred to the Committee of General Purposes, to examine whether any, and what repairs are necessary to Blackfriars' Bridge. —A long discussiou took place between berm' members as to the manner in which The expence of the proposed repairs of the bridge was to be defrayed. Several methods were suggested. One was to defray the expence from the Orphans' Fund ; another was by a tonnage on the vessels that passed underneath; and a third was by a toll on the font passengers, carts, and carriages that went over the bridge. The project of a tonnage was opposed on the ground of the impracticability of the collection ; and it was urged that as the vessels derived no benefit from the bridge it was manifestly unjust to call upon the owners to con!ri hive fur its support. Mr. FAVELL opposed the plan of a tell upon the carriages and passengers, on the ground that the obstruction which a toll must occasion in such crowded thoroughfare, would be an intolerable nuisance. —The LORD MAWR stated, that he would now give his opinion on the measure. He considered that any &Niro priation of the Orphans' Fund for the repair of the bridge was out of the question, and that no fund having been pros vided for the purpose, there were only two moles by which it could be eifeeted—namely, by a giant of the public loon •y, or by a 'oil. Now tie should feel it his ditty to oppose the grant of any public monii for the purpose, as lie did not see what claims Blackfrtars Bridge had for pub lic contribution more than ally other bridge; but a toll on carriages he considered is. perfectly practicable and eq livable. The moti n was agreed to. The Culla then proceeded to fill up the vacancy in the office of Civic to the Coal Mat ket, and the petitions of Mr. James Pearsall, who was formerly a member of the Court, and Mr. Beoj. Wood, the present third Clerk there, being presented, and the ballot being taken and cast up, there appeared— For Mr. Wood .... 89 votes I For Mr. Pearsall 83 votes. Mr. Wood was thereupon declared duly elected Second Clerk, which created a vacancy of Third Clerk. The Court immediately proceeded to fill up the latter va cam v. and Mr. Pearsall being the only candidate, was elected' by a show of hands. THE KING'S APPROBATION-OF THE CHOICE OF THE CITIZENS. Some time before the arrival of the 9th of November, nn which day the new Lord Mayor enters upon the per. formance of the eutiss of his office, it is customary fur the I Ord Chancellor to signify his Majesty's approbation of the choice made by his taithfnl subjects the Citizens of London. The period at which this indispensible coalinu u'cition was made with respect to the election of Alderman %Vaitliman was much later than ever we remember his . 311jesty's acquiescence on an occasion of the kind to have . heel) delayed. The Itemembrancer waited upon the Lord . Chancellor, and revesled, in the name of the Corporation to know upon what day his Majesty wonld he graciously pleased to express his wish upon t'.e subject of the appoint ment. The answer sent bark to the Corporation was, that' the Lord Chancellor had receivedsto nonunands fru% bis .. - Majesty on the question. Several dais elapsed, trod it was thought necess,ry to send the Itemetabrancer agaia to his lordellip, to ascertain whether•his - Itfilestt had yet been eacieusly k olettseeto sanction the 'elation -made by the cjtizeos. 'I he Reltenbtpaserva second tinte retualeaLwijla in answer that aitonrshetf the Corporatioi, that his Alsjes'y ha , l not as yet honoured him with any commands for the Corporation of London. This delay ocessioned a very painful feeling amongst the lovers of unanimity la the City, and it was supposed that put to the inconvenience of a .. Alderman Watthman was chosei oopoaition, w,si:lil doubtl..ss liar The Retneml ranter, however, riment, was enabled to put a t the Corporation, and was ii would he gracLusly plelsed to through the Lord Chancellor, hi on Monday. Yesterday, according to tlai Mayor eleet, accompanied by MI and Venahlrs, the Sheriffs, f and other effieers, went in Si Lord Chancellor in Hamilton The Logo CHANCELLOR havin, they were assembled with the standing before the Lord Mayor s Recorder to the fulloning effecl I honour of presenting Robert W- Frame-work Knitter, as the Gel very of Landon to Impaintir Chief A. year; and he felt persuaded, Met upon a Gentleman qualified to do to which he had been called. Ft elect had been an active Membei and was thus peculiarly capable, with what corutituted the rights law citizens, to support and mainr leges; he had led a long life of dit , try, and the choice the Lirei the unanimous approbation of hi The Recorder, after some further said h • felt convinced, that the I all times promote the welfare ef I the dignityof his station, an., pr, city of this great Empire. The el would therefore, he e Recordl through the Lord Chancellor by The LORD LIIANCRLLOR salt f oat his Maj.aty to state, that hi graciously pleased to approve London Lad mid,. The Lotto lluaNcett.os then Mayor Elect upon being raised t, situation to which ke Lad hen. mous vaice of his fallow citizei viction that his Lordship would, fellow citizens, preserve the peac4 and by a teal directed seal so dis the expiration of his Mayoralty. back with pleasure and self-satir had pnrsued, TOO Lost► CHANCRLLOR then Lord M.rt•or Elect, the Alder , Sergeant,lac. &c• His Lordship, Sergeant, said, " Al ! Mr. limn Aral gave him a most affectionate sat between the Lord Mayor Ith. conversed freely with the farmer parr , d before three o'clock, afr meats. PARIKII APPRINTICIIIS.—Sever; iieve not exceeding nine years of officers to the public office, Mary being bound to the proprietor of tory in the county of Surrey. T lishment was present, and was (i work, AU I the treatment the poor. whilst order his care (t duty impel its in many cases they are their or cis Idren b-ing or phans) Tbe a: the maeufactory were such; that the subject to be of that serious it required attentive investigation • lined executing the indentures;; that nothin ought to be d..ne tit made ; and if that inquiry ikon, the poor children, they of coarse being apprenticed to the proprietor whose character was certainly p trties then left the office apparel iaristrare'sdeterurinatiuti. Hoy althout any further reference to lac. o b fore otter magistrates, at form of law. Ibis proceeding hi Mr. Griffith, before whom the case appointment was male with the police offices. particularly with tht bably having the most control upoi being in their district, to visit tacertain the mode and hours or required to submit to. According itlith, Mr. Wyatt, Police Oi bombers, of Union-hall, and Thames Police, accompanied by was lately sheriff of Nottingha, could not lea , n, proceeded to the t, the powers given to the Magis' Parliament, regulating the moll !nerd of parish apprentices.) Ti the premises by the principal r many of his friends. The magi! ed with the nature of their vi , contended that they bad no author Parliament to interfere ; but this and the inspection proceeded. TI little girls, 'out half of that uaml years of age,employed at frames, bent position, working figures up hours every day, exclusively of mei Thu magistrates warmly expre' that children of their tender age for so many hours in the day, as health, and recommended some f be allowed to them to recover of so much confinement. The that a report should be made by se , upon the likely consequences that , from the nature and duration of which they mean to act in future. NENCASTLE POLICE.-00 Mont lee, formerly of Bishop Wearmoet Durham, was committed for trial a charge of having, by means of a , and of term' n Use pretences, cheater Sir M. W. Ridley, Gam, Bigge, ' 'in this town, oat of the sunroThii ber..lntl..—(Nesorastle Chronicle Us Taesdarnight a tire, which ed with disastrous consequences, 'room, in the .premises occupied b, Noutrate in this tomtit A plentift Imo: at hairt, the fire was fortunot is which it. broke out ; bot th , se, Toit' °anteing, were consume!: p solar to thege rooms,. and a Aft o gears ar ewe _ • .tatrt pi-swains; extinction of s these tears property cons', ,' consived ,which hot been sent in t) dress, talcs' 09 4 nuistbe: of in Ihiluals.— . , ,No .• , • ' '.l-. . • • , - A p t . l : 7 1 '''''\ '' . 1 0r ..16. ..... ( P . ' --....-- . 4 .1 ..,.. - - ii.d. f j e • ' 1.. t , '_ .. ir k . • ' f ' V. %"' • \ e• %'( i . "") •' • ; ."1 $ 1 • • . A fr • ' .. -.; ; 1 .. I 'lla 1 ,1 114 PRICR spygN PEN( e_ at the Corporation would be second election, which, as thosen without the slight's; ave been the same as the first_ r, upon making a third expe- termination to the feats of informed that his Majesty o signity to the Corporation, * 1 ' his approbation of their choice 1 .. his appointment, the Lard Mr. Aldermen Wood, Lucas, . . , . Recorder, Under Sheriffs. ;late to the haute of the I Place, at 2 o'clock. ng . ered the room in which a insignia of his office, and , , , ar elect, was addressed by the ~ .. Ifect :—Fle had, be said the oVaithinan, Esq. Citizen, and ;endemi) chosen by the Li- i ef Magistrate for., ensuing first then )ehtrieetl fallen ' -•-- . -. Jo honour to the high once . ' t i s 'or 20 years the Lord Mayor l er of the Corporative body, t i f• , from his lung acquaintance its anti privileges of his fel' ntain these righ mind privi- -1 ''i . • ' 'of twiceand lihnourable in- er:, bad made had reeeivetl his brethren the Aldermen. is er complimentary language, li . • t Lord Mayor elect a ould at • ' his fellow-citizettsonaintain reserve the peace of the tiro 1 • choice of his fellow citizens / ':l' rder) hoped, be sauctiuned; . ty his Majesty. m id he hail it in command his Majesty ha I been mast the choice the citizens of , f , . en .complimenfed the Lord to the high aud reeponsible t. appointed by the tuna oi- 1 ' ' ens, and expressed his cots. ' t d upheld the rights of Isis "- tee of the Lily of leodlon , lischar t et his duties, as, la e. 1 ty, to be enabled . to look isfactioo at the course he 1 to shook hands wi It the rmen, Recorder, Commonl 1 p, upon seeing the Common email, bow do you do ?'' e4 l ‘. shake of the hand. lie heel and the Recorder, an I. mace.—the procession . ete• her paktaeing of refresh- 'l,l 1 3 =Mai 1 eral very little Rids, we be. i old, were brought by parish ylebene, for the purpose of of a very large lace ennui: c- The ptoprietor of the est..b- inestioried at, orthe mode of 'rchildren worthd experience tperative on the magistrates, • , . , only guardians, most of time answers of the principal of ' 1 . the magistrate* considered and important nature, that .' ,4 an, and they therefore de- ; and told the parish officers • ill proper inquiry had bees cold turn out favourable to • 4 . e would not object to their •1 *: ietor of this establishment, • ~• • unobjectionable. All tile latently satisfied with the , s • " owever, t the parish o ffi cer!. l,. • • o them; had rho children . and they w, re hound in due having rea• h d the ear of late he I originally come, an Magistrates of the different .) •hose of Union hall, they pro- s e Ron the occasion, the factory the manufactory, and to of work the children were ugly, the migistrates, Mr. Office, Whitechapel, Mr. 4 . • , •, I Mr. Broderick, of the , . r another Magistrate, who ' i ' main, bat whose name we he manufactory, (pursuant \ istrates by several Acts of tl% .!i ;••• s tle, treatnent, and. employ- 1 1 •'i file deput..tion was met on . of the establishment and istrates made him acquaint. visit, and •it was at first 1 ' , enity tinder those Acts of' It' . is objection was overruled, There were upwards of 31 1.. it s umber not more than nine is, ever which they sat in a •si ' l • :.1 upon net, and this for 12 . , meal times. ' oressed their disapprobation •.• • o - ees should be so employed, as tending to injure their further relaxation shu ll 1 rum the enervaing efforts Magistrates also directed several medical gentlemen. * 4 - '• at may befall to children of their employment, upon , 1 ':: • .e, nday last, a Miss Ann Gail- • I t etb, and late of New Elvet. ial at the next sessions, on i • / a certain fabricated litter, eated anti defrauded Messrs, ( ' 41 •, Gibson, and Co. bankers . • S 4001. on the 30th of Oeto• • • e) , i- ;It might have been attend' ; e . broke•ont in the framiste by Mrs. Weir, lyer, at the , • hal supply of water beine . f i a-tr atriod : lined to tie 1' ewe' e, w.th the grander fart tif.L' - As tlitte"tstei• . a-ccwyter haptoft'cififoe-aa . lire bleier. Ilea tertahrfd for !the efilfElt r, oilk-thilaisil;,' kyllatiterti'My l ' I were not realised. The principally of cloth, &es the loss has conseqtwutly .-16 a. .• , N . .