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ISI9. • . • . • • . . . ---... __._— . -----.. wow PATENT HAT, asenafsetnrott ATV I NS, MAC. . 11041 s the Priers eee. 11•Pererr,, ..iii....go rerielir.. - " • .- . darer of vele. 1 A COMMON COUNCIL, Mien to the c 1141174 HIM re `e IA Ge•-•ra rr.r.igg liege% el .1.- • the GUILDHALL of the CIT,T Id LONDON, ow 1 Triune.- "" PatICIL l OC ~ t . ... 11:1 • ;...:,... - - "'"A•I•e of J*l),,,Ullll{ • • C I .-; • I e gr • 1 al • I " : • , . 7 , [ I 17 li i , . • , i • NUM about the information he bed rectivrti retired og the bill. and so fliOd• about the antliors oo she plot to Are the Coy. The .. latter, be 11...4, 41 4 : i, might burr been spored. for prudential Manus, a , • til some of die conspirobies were detected. Alt v alluding to the Spatieldi bill. and the amide of sr s the worthy Alderman said he was seat prepared to attach the %Ittihad weight to hills of asvb • de- ' revision ; and when hi heolleeted the 4 1naitiina. stone of Oliver and other spies. he- cvleil m-'t swevisok the possibility diet 'Persona of a similar ee seription might hem .cork at present—(HelsO4-;.• With a view of exciting such a ferment at Welted • glee romp for the inirodeetion of falter to put dowses all fns discurwiou muting the people. With swop* air to Meetings lake those alluded to, lie in go leaked wpm them as the Worst enemies of Reform. on account of the oppeetanities dot funded of calling into play the Solletreet teal ,- desidoMa. Ile 'Altered. however, t tot the r ,„l mo m s 4 At people was sound, and dot they could mare ',',lad away without great evitement and much m. - malty. The moonier in witleh the Meeting au WilliPi nesday went off, skewed that the people modem - plated nothing violent :. such won, he knew. the opinion of persons residing on the spot in Wit! field, and who during the meeting only dreaded the occurrence of Oitemperate iiiierferriace as the source of any danger. :Me hoped that no pa.. s would he spared to discover the authors (if Me.- were any) of so fool a compiroey as that of ersa.g the City and murdering its inhabitants. Even ti,.. infnrniation of an Wirer oneht to he attended to in such a case, with a view of !trifling the ;writ; to some issue. Looking, hoarser, tit the Meet ing. and at the heavy grievances and ritstreeses et the people, he did not think insinuating the pow.. bility of their bring participation , . by contempt... tion, in bloodshed and rapine, was the kindest way of treating them. For his own port, lie expresowl his astonishment that the Meeting. under all tiw circumstances. wept off as quietly as it did. No thing could lie more resit or ill-arivised, or mom against the unanimous opinion of rill the Maws trades, than the appearance of dragoons in the streets of the city on Wednesday ; it was against the express understanding that a soldier shatil.t he seen, though the fullest means were takers to have au *definite force at hand, in twee of claimer. He was also astonislwal. at the very time of ' the Meeting, to see some of the light horse in Goltspur-street, and, as he Net heard. actually determined, were it Dm for the ad. monition of some of the Cavil Power, to impede the procession then passing for the Chairman of the Meeting. The worthy Alderman then reprelieudant, in the warmest terms, the rash and intemperate awe of sending thirty or forty constables. in me rely middle of the badness of the Meeting, to sew . ••_.-- -.AP ra IL:L. Int TN EATREMOTA 1.., HAYMARKET. THIS EVENING. SATURDAY, Jolv 24, will be perfortmed a Cninedy, in three Acts, caned THE GREEN MAN. Lord Rnwcroft, Mt. Bengt - me i ; Sir George Plquancler, Mr. Barnard ; Crwkley, Mr. Jones; Major Dumpling, Mr. R e e 4. j.lll. (from the Thestre-Royal, NaWrnelle, his •p -peso nue.. 1,11 this Motel ; Captain Ribber, Mr Connor ; Mr. green. Mr. Tern •; Pllll,llO. Mr. Himself. Lady Srianser, Mrs. Connor; Bertha, Miss L. Blasehard ; Tectet, Mrs. Gibbs. After which, the Burlesque Enterlaininent of 11()N1 BASTES R lOSO. Attasomi 111 l its, Mr. .1. Remelt ; Fashss, Mr. tistraset ; Genera Booth's's+, Mr. Liston. Distaßias, Mrs. Lists's. Tu with (Slit time), a New kares called WET W FATHER. The principal Character' he Messrs. Liston, Jones, J. Kr o nen, lire Menage. and Miss :is.—First Gallery, to.—Second Gal- Pry. Is. Ti,e Doors to he opened at Six o'Clock, and t h e Pelfurits. sure to twtiti at St vest. Places for the Boars to he taken of Mr. Massingham, at the Theatre. Oa Monday, Rule a Wife and have a Wife—The Wedaisg Day—and %Vet Wrath. r. lin Tuesday, The Rivala--The Actor of All Work—and %l'rt tressher. A new Conwrly and several other Novelties are in active preparation, and will be rapidly prutlnced. TN P. PATENT BEDSTEADS. SOFA REDS end CHAIR BEDS, the Imperial and Trafal gar Dining Tables and Sideboards, with varions other Port able Articles in the Upholstery •nd Cation Branches, twee fur these last twenty years been preferred to any ethers for Foreign Climstes. The remaining Part of the extensive STOCK of MORGAN and Co. Nu. 16 sod 17, Catharine. al mil, StranA, is now SELLING OFV. A Diseount of 1$ per Cent. allowed to Merchants fur Shipping Oidero, if the sioonnt exceeds 2001. N.ll.—Tbe extensive Pfenlialll to be Lit on Lew, eat sitting of six Horrors. were sot only fully adequate in any event, but were also eminently effectual iu preserving the Peace of the City in violate. Resolved Unauiremsely—That the Thanks of Ibis Orate, be also givers so Ihr Macistretes of this City, for she sop port awl rmoperasion afforded by them to the Right Ile nourable the Lord Mayor in prenertiwo the Peace ou the !Ist inaisat. WOODTHORI'E. BLAL:KAYOOD'S EI)ItIOURGH MAGA. ZINE, No. XXVIII. for JULY, will be publiebedom SATURDAY, 31st instils,. Printed fur T. C.adell VI% Ibeeies. trattlud ; Awl W. Blackwood, 'Woburn 110 whelleoesalasiestium (post paid; veep be addressed. At oar o'clock yeiterelay the Court met. and the LORD MAYOR informed them, that he had la►t bight received on important conitunuication fron► Lord Sitfaiourft. which with their leave Inc weld mod.-4 Crits of '‘ Ifratl "1 His Lordship then mid a letter from Lord Sid mouth. thaokiieg him in the warmest terms, by sr• der of the Prince Regent, for his admirable and elficieset arrangements to preserve the peace f the City.duriog t h e Smithfield alerting ou Weduaday The LORD MAYOR then detailed at setae Wools the extensive arrangements mode by ti Card Poiser to preserve order on the day allotted to. and expressed his cordial thanks to persons of eyry poli tical piety, for the aid they offended hiss. He then described the tivoistasice he had received from Public Bodies: the KM Indio Company, in addi tion to placing their own department in a state of strength, had placed at his disposal 590 men. His Lordship then alluded to uprooted bill. of a most issi4mmatory kind, that was !Anted about the town on Wednesday, inviting the people to action on that day—he made every inquiry respecting the authors of that seditious bill. and trusted his in formation would lead to their detection and punish ment. He had received information stout] oath, that the disaffected had made every effort to call into action their means of outrage on that day, and had hoped in this great city to have found (that which was fortunately and properly not the fart) abettors to have assisted in their project, which was of the most diabolical kind, for it comprised a plot to an extent no lemmoustrons than that of firing this great city and thartierittg the inhabitants.—(Hear.) —This was their object, he•repeated he had informs- - lion of it upon oath—but the firmness and en►rgy 1 1 of his fellow-citixeos defeated the diabolical at. 3 i MINERAL BROWN PAINT. Patronised tV.I. by Gbvennoeist, err OUTDOOR WORE—.The Nilsen! Brown Pala', beiog a cheap and &treble Coating for all Out-slime Work, such as woetlen, iron, and cantina roofs, abed., barns, out.hooses. fences. palings, gates, boat and bore hollow's, ships' sides and upper works, and all wood and iron.work under water, or exposed to the weather, fur tiles on tuass to prevent them imbibing water, and being in jured by frost, sod for coallsig brick oath., top damp; nu wood coated with this pail , ' will be worm-eaten, nor will insects or vermin of any kind inhabit is. hot-bed frames or other places coated with it, and it will be Cooed as effec tual cure fur the dry-rot. Being composed entirely of mineral substances, this paint is insoluble in water, and thereby resists moisture in a nominee superior to all ether preparations. The paint to be heated, and laid on month with a tom. mon brush. Price, ready for use, 2,itl. per lb. Alunifactnred and Sold by JAMES MADAM, Willow. wharf, No. 87, Bank elle, London. •,,,, Small casks for private use sent to any part of the country, uu application by letters as above. GOVERNMENT CERTIFICATES Of the Cheapness and Durability of JA 'WES M'ADAM'S MINERAL BROWN PAINT. Barrack-Office, 14th March, 1814. We hereby certify, that the Temporary Wooden Barracks in Great Britain Mare been for several years past covered with Mr. Jarmo :IPAttam's Mineral Brown Palat. for the preservation of the lVeather-boarding, and ban folly aa swered the purpose for which Jo it was applied. 4 int AM:NOUS, Architect. Signed g . ... 010Ntalt JEANS, Architect. The above Certificate made by order of the Commis sioners fur the Affairs of Barracks. JOHN STAPLTTON, Secretary. Plyisiontb Lioes, May 26, 1007. This is to certify, that by order of General Mercer, at the desire of Jame: MtAdam, we made experiments with his preparation of Mineral Brown Paint in April and &Mau i bee. 1006. I The situation of the wood puki iron-work made NW of in I this experiment is very high, end entirely exposed to the I wind frosts ate Channel. where it is difficult to Med wry coming able to resist the weather. The paint, after having annul the winter in the above situation, has formed a very bawd and compact hotly ow twill wood mid ineo-norly; "tit wood, when cut, is hard and very dry; the km' free front eves, appearance of rust. From the present appearance of the Mineral Brown Pai n t , its bard, solid, sod impenetrable I state, there is every 'rearm to believe that it will defend the I uuod and iron-work for years, against the effect of weather I and the moisture of the atmosphere ; and we give it as our lopinion, that it is a useful coating fur wood and iron-work ' exposed to the weather, or to damp, and consider it to be I (heart . than any other that can be procured. Certified by—lleNnv Svaloss,l ‘ Overseen of the Works. 1 Jolts Putties, 1 R. WAK If iIAM, Serj..Mstj. Master Carpenter. J. Mot e, Ser.,. Master Smith, Royal Aitincerc Plymouth Lines. 76th May, 1807. i I confirm the above Certificate or Statement. 1 ALEXANDER Mraccti, Lieut General, I Commanding Royal Logiueers. I Royal Engineers' Olfice, Plymouth Duck, oth May, 1111 S. I We hereby certify that Mr. James *Adam's' Mineral Blown Paint has continued in general use in this Depart . 1 'petit fir all kind of festers, since the date of the above Cer i librnie of 2611, May, 1807; that it has also latterly been used tin sentry•lioxes, travelling magazines, side-arm racks, 1 carts, and other wood-work reposed to the weather, with i every proh.ihility of SOCV.PS; we, therefore, after nearly , l s eig!it veers additional curt-hum have tau hesitation in coo . • t • til Illille that Certificate, as to the general good qualities of the roost iu question, fur the preservation of wood mid .. : iruu-work. Best. iOttlett, Clink of Works. • JANIFE SIIIIIRAti, Overseer. WALKER'S RHYMING DICTIONARY. This day is published. in Two Volumes, Haw. price 12s. hi boards (hot occasionally bound is one), a New Edition, tiring the Third, of ARHYMING DICTIONARY : answering at the game time the purposes of Spelling aad Pre. orioneing the English Langone, ou a Plan not hitherto attempted. To which is added, for the purpose of Poetry, an Index of allowlible Rhymes, with authorities for their tinge from oar best Poets. By JOHN WALKER. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies; Langone, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Bro. n ; Baldwin. Crsidoek, and Joy ; J. Booth; Sherwood, Neely, and Jews; G mod W. B. Whit taker •J. Walke r ; and Simpkisi mid Marshall. Whit taker; whom may also 1w had, by the same Anthill'. A CRITICAL PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY, sad EXPOSITION of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE. 20th Edition, tiro. price 14s. its boards; and also New Editions • of all Mr. Walker's oilier Works. TM EA Tlig-Itol'A 1., S ENG Lim If opERA-nocsg t ND. PRISENT SATURDAY. July 24 . ..111. will be performed, btb time, a new Melodrama called SELF-SACRIFICE; Or, THE MAID Of THE COTEAGE. Cutlet Valro.re, 51r. PC1111114.• Marquis Leone, Mr. Roo 1,01 , 1ta ; Srlitruser, Mr. T. P. C.sorke • Claude, Mr. !Anom ie.' ; Jean Jacques. Mr. Ha r l e y ; Cran k Coffin, Mr. Wilkm t.as. I.la, Miss ; Marcella, Miss Jerruld; Lisette ; 51*.s. Lure • • • •-• Afn r which, 7th time, a new Entertainnsewt, in one act ; la :lie moiler., iitylr), to introduce a new Imitator of ACiury and I miiiiiirr, Called oNE, TWO, TIIREE. FOUR, FIVE, BY Ato ERTisF.m ENT. 01.1Coupleton, Mr Lancaster ; Harry Alias, Sir Peter Tini°r, Doctor Eilitall, S.tut Dahl's, and Actor, Mr. John !reeve. %villa Couplclott, Mini I. Stevensnii• To coucknle with the celebrated Musical Farce, in two acts, called AMATEURS AND ACTORS. David Ditlcrt, Esq. Mr. Pearuian; Mr. 0. P. Bustle, Mr. Hoifry; Mr. ]French; Elderberry, Mr. Dowtun. Mira Mary Il.rritaere, Miss love, Mrs. Mary Gotten!, Miss StrwtAl‘tut. Bosco, La; Second Price, 3..—Pit, 35.; Second Price, 1.. 6.l.—Euwer Gallery, 2s. Second Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, Is. ; Second Pi ice 6.1. Doors to he opined at half-past Six u'Cluck ; the Pry fultstapee in liegin at Seven. limier, Places, Ticket', Admissions for the Sesron. and Private BMW/ !Willi the ailvatitince of a repaint* entrance 111 1 • ‘. it r•street), to be bail of Mr. SteVelsWil, at the Box Office. Strand entrance, Ginn Ten till Four; and of Mr. I.l l a,ty, 170, New Botol.nreet. tto Mimil.ty, tint time (in a M.N. form), an Operatic Co aomily, to be called The Hypocrite—Star,Tww, 'three, Fee, Eiri-,ley Advert lament—nod a impolite Entertainment. This day lapoblishek Part I. price 11Ra. iu boards, THE ELEMENTS of COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS ; mud au Introduction to the most temporises Branches of the COMMERCE and FINANCES of this Cosiutry. By yr.TATE. Of the Finishing Academy, Catenton-street. Thin Work contains a new Investigation of the Elements of the Science, with many improved Modes of performing t►e ordinary Calculations of Business, and much original Information in the different Branches of Per Centimes; Interest; Discount. including the Regulations of the Bark of England and Country Bankers; Staudardiag of Gold and Silver; Squaring and Ciibing the Contents of Surfaces and Solids; Timber Measurement ; Standarding of Deals; Tan kages of Teasels ; Freight, Primmer, &c.; ■nd she general Business and Duties of Cn.toma and Excise. With det ac hed Tables and Illosiratinus of Uigarithms. The Second Part, which will be published early in August, will contain the Doctrine of Annuities, Sw. with she Calculations of the Public Fund*, Marine Insnrances, and Exchanges. Loader: Published by Sheraund, Neely, and Junes, Pa tersositf-row ; and J. Asperne, 32, Corishill. tempts of the seditious.—( Hear, Gear.) On the motion of Mr. S. DIXON, Lord Sid. mouth's titter was ordered to be entered on the Journals. Mr. Alderman Worm then came forward, and begged, to al.k his Lordship, whether he had directly or indirectly ellf information of the author of the printed bill, or say possible means of discoveritig him? Mr. SAMUEL DIZON rote to address the LORD Mayoß, but the worthy Aldermen interrupted him, and insisted upon bit right to an answer, raying. Gs Surely the ..onikr...Gsttileauka 4i41-010E-10 Just publisbed, price bowed, embellished with Views, a correct Map, and two accurate Pans. EICHAKLYS ITINERARY OF GER .I.IO O MANY ; or, Traveller's Guide through that Country: containing the various Modes and Expenses of Travelling, Cuing, lane, &c. the Posts and Relays on all the Roads, and • Topographical Account of the Cities, Town., and Villages, describiog their Productions, Manufactures, Commerce, Li terary SOCirljeri, and Natural as well as Artificial Curiosi ties: new Edition, cousiilrrahly enlarged and improved. By M. PEZZL, of Vienna. Tu which is added, an Itinerary of Hoingary and Turkey. London : Printed for Samuel I.eigh, 18,Sirand; of whom may be had, a variety of works fur Travellers on the Con tinent. tier is chat sir Aragwery were by his authority in the City. Th.; Cit, Light Horse were only is tiiltoputaatswet, ore or two at a time, riding to recriws his order% every half hour as to the state of the ileetiric. He warmly antmadverted upon the worthy A 'Jerboa , ' (Weidman's) conduct. He was told he had insulted those Gentlemen (the City Light Muse) 5041 dessottred to instigate the people to amok alwosa his conduct in his (the Lord Mayor's) presence oat that dry, had been indecent, intemperate, lames, deat, arid obtrusive. The Lord Nab or then est ',kill ed. that he would take every step to bring the author of the Bill to punishment, whoever hr veto. and he wondered Isis friend (Alderman Vi'not; I not do the same to the author of the Spafir Ids bill. He also meant to offer a reward to discover any of the persons who were instigating the people to act% of.violence on the late °voodoo. Mr. S. DIXON then reiterated his coMplai•,* against the worthy Alderman who had iistroilocrit and kept up this conversation, sod said that the cotichset of the Lord Mayor would go dawn to po.- terity, as a praiaaworthy caaiuphe fur his serer-- sora.—( litar.)—Witli respect to the arrest of H rison, he thought it enough to say, that the loos. - dual 1111,1 (pitted Isis neighbourhood, the tvarra•it had been chspatched after him to town, it was vi a imperative duly of the Magistrate to exects:c it, an d if the Lord Mayor had nut ordered the indivi dual to be taken into custw'y, his Lortblitp's ctri duct would have been attributed to fear, awl r would have been declared unworthy of the reipc..- sibtlity intrusted to I fear.) Mr. Alderman SCIIOLEir expressed his most cy clist approbation of the conduct of the L 41,0 Mayor, and was sorry to observe so many capt , oo• objections throws) out against a public mats, actit, F . in suds trying circumstances, and with so sistic firmness and effect. Mr. GOIYFITII9 stated. that he.was present rola a the cunvtables arrested that audacious ntisereatit Ilarrison.—(d laugh.)—He theta repressed, see tte strongest terms, his approbation of the erstriluct the Lord niyor. Mr. Altlermao Wools begged leave to ask the Lord Mayor it he was aware that some Life Gnarl . men were siiitiontul on Wednesday iii the Gore. - pod of the Mansion-liouse. where . the Lord Mayto*P carriages sire usually kept if true, *ad ei circitinstarice which required ens/stoat -.4,1. "..I said that eveii these guardoniesi dui out usakellwr presence a Secret, but were observed by many pc.- sons in the street. It had beets decided by the La t Mayor and Aldermen that tin appearance ot tt,a military should be sheets cis the streets—the ev.- dent intent of such au arrangement was, that every thing should he abstained front which might have the effect of tionecessarily intihsidating tee c rusting the people. He was ready . to adneit that only two or three soldiers were are.. Is this onnuter, still it was net:pantry chat the cause of their appear itnissacgelesthouuhlids „ Altuirtou had hest. (Mr. Aldannus the lime of the Meeting were directed to him as t. before the proper tribunalthe to have pouted amid Go it, my lois P` The Lotto M Aiwa said the inquiry was perfectly regular, and he would give au answer. He had armee idea thxt the information which he received would lead to the detection of the author, at least he hoped so ; the bill was of the most fl grant kind, and its contents concurred with the information which he bad received upon oath, that the object of the disaffected was, on that (Loy, to SIRE THIS GREAT CITY, nett MURDER all its peaceable in/la/41(24s ; but the leg ally of the people of Loudon, with their feelings naturally averse to scenes of murder and rapine, presenteria combination which appalled the conspi rators. The Court would also learn with surprise, that within a very few yards of the place in which they sat a seditious Meeting hail been held, where proceedings took place of the most serious nature again►t the public peace. All lie should now say of that Meeting was, that a man ought to be very eutious how lie allowed persons to frequent lets house who could use seditious expressions of such a THE MOUE OF LAMMERMOOR AND MONTROSE Positively for this Ewan% only. SUR R EY THEATRE. fI`IIIS EVENING, SATURD AY . Jul y 24, 11.si flaMpase Six precisi ly, will be presented, the highly rt,pidsr donate, front the last uew /wiles of "Tales ui Illy Landlord," called 'I HE BRIDE OF LAMMERMOOR; lA, THE SPECTRE OF THE FOUNTAIN. The filostir of Ravesswood, Mr. Header; Sir William 1111,11, Mr. aifforil; Myatt's, Laird of Buckley Mr. Vt . k I k ins ; C.aptsio Craigrogelt, Mr. Wyatt; Caleb S;lder ilk.oe% Mr. Gilbert; Nureitio, Mr. Gibbon. Lady Asides, Mot. glottis; Lucy Ashton, Miss Taylor; Millie Massie, TO NURSERYMEN, GARDENERS, AND OTHERS. TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. COCHRAN, On the Premises, on MONDAY NEXT, the 46th of July, 1819, and following Days, at Ekven •,'Clock, by Order of the Proprietors of the Regent's Canal Company, without reserve, and must be cleared by the Ist of August ; tLI.. the STOCK. CROP , and uTENsiiii. cnn TWENTY ACRES of MARKET GARDEN GROUND, of Mr. Fuller and Mr. Pepper, City-rood; con sisting of some hundreds of Main Frames and Lights, Hand and 1011 Gtessre, noises and Carts, Baskets iif rm.-ions sues, suitable for the Market Garden • large Frnit Trees, •itil various crops of Asparagus, Hirrse7Wailish, For Particulars and Catalogues and to view, apply on the Premises, City rued, at the different Vegetable Markel GArettl WWI; •t Messrs. Dickson and Andersons, Covent garden; and of Ilse Auctioneer, 7, Duke-street, Grosvenor square. )tic. .101).111 , . • ,After whit% will be presentee' for the 30th time), . • MEL()-11RAAIE NIA I}! OR, THE SIEGE OF TROY. Tit eemilade with a grand Cale4uniiris It 00000 mare, rotatida as ..f the last new Series ofµ ale* et U Load i..4, 1;* 0111.4 IIONTROAE. Motes, Ave—Gallery, ts.—Halr Price at Halt= Mokoley„ never :tried, a Meln-Drastalie Rounanee, in shrvi net,, wpb new 31 osic, Scructy, ac. calkd Tim Abbot .d Can tilsrutrv; or, 'hue Revenge. nature. Mr. Alderman Wow% rose and laid, that he must trespass still forther upon his Lordship's patience fur a more satisfactory Homer. Doi Lord- I ship lied stated that he had the best information to I believe an attempt wee meditated to tire the city, I and murder its inhabitants. Sorely then it was of I the first importance to know who these con spirators were, arid to bring them to justice. As a I Magistrate. he could only pledge himself to use the utmost exertions to promote so 11111/fOrlallt all in quiry. —(dear. hear.) —With respect to the printed bill, be could not help recollecting. that dining 1 his own Mayoralty, ou the tit December, one had been ,meted op every where, on the very morning • of the Sitafielda tAleeting. beaded ill letters so large that every child could read them, •• SPA FIELDS' now I:* —• • GO it, my Boys!"---" Truth /or w platy ."—The object of that bill was evi dently to instigate the people to acts of violence and lie bad probed it to the bottom. as he hoped the Lord Mayor would do in this case. lie bad ascer tained that it was rioted by a person connected with one of the corporate bsidies of the city (the Britletveli), and with the Lima ledge. if not with the approbation of persons understood to be connected with Government.—(Lourl cries ref " !lear."j— The Corporation, he wai crnili lent, world assist his Lordship in every etrort„ by tewards air otherwise. to detect and ',offish whoever the persons were who had been engaged in such practices. As far as re garded the people at the late Smithfield Meeting, not the %lightest attempt hail been made by ally person among them to riot or disorder ; so that the ssithur of the bill contemplated what the parties thetuselyrs, judging from their mews's, evidently did not.—( dear. hear.) Mr. S. Dixsait said, it would better become' tile worthy Alderman to have moved thasiks to the Lotd Mayor, twin to have introduced this (Ammer- Yl'tlE ESSENCE of PEARL rod PEARL DF.NTIFRICE, invented hy the late Jacob HMO, 1/4.11614 to the Royal Family, have been proved isy lung en- I in were .tug early (meet, both in elegance wad ciftrocy, other preparation for the Teeth a n d GUM.; they 14. tertitilly Freres ire the Teeth in a .outlet state eves to 01,1 am ,crater • thew white ass hentitiful without inspiriting the enamel, fasten such as are loos, and Beep such as are de. • aa,rd from becoming worse. They likewise reader the bres,haleheately sweet, prevent the Teolln•Ache, perfectly tore the Scurvy in diet:nips, and inaketlieut grow firm and chin• to the Essence is pito - tinder!, ream ine..4.4l to Parents and Persons who have lie c.ire of as lt.e erentest Area vatire yonag and tender Teeth. None are genuine but what have the words, '" J. Ilemet, Bayley 3:1111 Blew, Corkspu..street," enraved in the Stamp. Price 24. 94. etch. YLEY's TRU r. ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS, for taking Ink Sputa end Stains out of Laren:v.l Linen. This I r. swine is signed " W. Bayley" un the Iton and Wrapper. Also his SCOURING DROPS, fur tnliaux Cresae out of Silk. Sluff': Woolti•u &c. prier 14 each . Royal Engineers' Oilier. Porii.mouth, 15th May. 1815. We hereby certify, that the Moleral Brown Paint, pre p:4,-rd ansi so b! by .11r. Janies SPA slam, has been used in the Didnance Department at this station for three years, fur purpows simil is to those before meutionea : aid we are of opi 111 l no, that it has fully answered Ills purpose for which it was appliti. • J, HAs...into, Limit: Col. Royal Engineers Commanding. G. ISCCHANAN, Captain Royal Eti.:fucers. JACOB OWEN, Cleik of the Works. JOHN OWEN, Assistant Clerk of Works. Cliailiasi, 13.1 May, 1815. Ja3ils Nl‘Anaw, 17.19.—5ir, 1 have peat satisfaction st riviu4 toy icatiiiionual in she gond goal:tics of your !Mineral Paint, a hid. was used at this maton to paint over the loot muss of boats and barites w.th good effect, Goitiise is cheaper :col hetter than Roy emerinc of the kind in oppose the lA ' thiruce iii the worm on our craft in the !Medway. I have the le 11111 l r to Iw, Sir, Your most obedient Seivant, I R. D'Aitcv, Colonel Royal Engineers. Royal Engiiieere Office, Dover, 281 h May. 1815. At the request of Mr. James 51°Adain, 1 certify, that 1 , have used fur a cousi.lerable lime, at Hyi he . Ins Mineral 29g, STRAN D. - 1 Moira Paint. imil that I have frond it a g... 1 mot cheap Li ALMON, ODY, mild CO. turas , recipe. folly ;: rear, entire fur fri.r.i., ~ wea ther.borilfna.....ii "lb"' " 1 " 14- 1 -., inform the Peidie, that their PATENT SELF-AD 1 work cambial! in the ii;esi air, awl likewise tor sills, gaie. sTING TRUSSES continue ta be reeinnwienaltil by_ ,, al - 1 1 ruii.:ll.:t,,,audre. all thither liable ts• lie ari,Tted by damp or Roamer Tetomesun. Captain, /tic 114051 emin.gst Surgeons iu Town and Country. nu- I Csismanilisig Royal F.oElsieerg, Dover Diliiiolll. 'Piing% are to coosis rod as to admit .;;" i::eri :sae in. Ile- I C.C.ISP ill tile and force; will answer for rid hl ..r kr , ';'iri 1 .101,1111 the least Mc Royal Millida,riyheC.a;a:sl ( .1 ) . 15 .0 c e e . , 1815. inivrinence to the wearer, iiipitriiig no ; ... r , •• i 11 I • M.A.lnnia Thocrd 1011 . 1 ef - strap, or whir galling banil.iue. : ~.! nercoo crrinc, hint ,r. . •11111.:4 . The Paienters have the honour to supply the Army and ~ nr ": 4 " be r ": % ° ,l:::, f ie s ;: e " ! l i ° ,, l :7,l " ; " l,l l ,'l m ii r " ; l C ri aTia ti l ' , H o le .. 6 . ll t o ha be t l u t 'ce l t' Nary, the Naval and Maim/ y Thispitais, ate Dmii-sarils ! u l' u . , 1 1 , ~,,i i, ,n, pogroms SO which it has outl Driloaster, the Marisa 1 rfirsruary. Ike Hu 11111 l sable E... 1 i pes lialsy tu 41.1.151er ... P.i.t%.ts own SWAN, linha Couipatty,tite City of Loudon 1 . 11111111 Sue it.' %. 11 .1 , tar)- be ar applied. le.bune, Wireliscumbe, Prisiol, and DeubiAli latirmiali.o, ! Accountant and Earl Arkji.l,l:4;:e(rht:;;l:e Commissioner,. ilm Middlesex Molokai, tke. &r. Is.c. ! tilaarier.llaster Royal Staff Corps. Superintending the Roca! MilitarY Theeit . ..tlery,2ll2, Straw!, !mutton; et • la G itarie du : Piton Royale, Nu. Itl3, • Paris. Canal %I ' orka at Mythe. N.ll.—per ~,o g i ll 11 , 4 , reen t r ~,i,ime the vi r_ ' Best White laid . for , ii!...1, , , ur work ; Fine While Lead for -• • , ot.. ...1.1/lif, Stone (.4/11.11r, Chocolate, ruinference of the body across the hips, may depehil 19..0 bring accurately lilted. : Ilfilli-rskb."l":ol7..:,..ll'isvi:s hlcll i i era, oliv e Germ Eine l Pen B G r o r , i h e . s . ; I Dil Spirits Turpemine, Prepared Oi , , "Id by Boiler lIIIIISUItg, No 21, Sickville.sireet, thiM ! 1 "." 4 " • i , o . n . ~,,,,, Lamp , Cu,. , s ispe alise treble. I '" s' and cue or mate 1) .• • i.ts in every prim:4l4l I ..*B4 to , tia;laaal. ' u i"' aaSir"Urtiing3Gerniiiipute' tier iu cams:era, Nicol Shut, Cart Gres.c. MARKEI'S. [From the " London Nese Price Cairene.") FRIDAY IMTICRI4OON, JULY 23. 1 SUGAR—Ttit demnni for Muscovades this week bas been steady, but nut extensive, the prices must again be stated ; Is. lower; the request appears chiefly for fine and strung qualities, the inferior ileavriptiows are very heavy. There have been rather extesisive purchase.. of Lumps this week, bulb for packing •nd ei ; Slur hmitcil stork is I therefore much reduced; as the trade have lately heen work- I ing more freely, a better supply is expected ; crushsil Sugars are inure inquireal attar; ur other descriptions there has lit- 1 Ile lousiness beets effected. Mohis•es have been in brisk awl extensive demand. Foreign a n d East India %ivies are without variation. Curter.—The prices of Coffee continue to flectuate: I two considereble public rules were brought forward yester day, the first part we'll iar with ninth briskness at iwicte ; Qs. a 3s. higher; towards the close the request gave way, and' extensive parcels of good and fine ordinary Brim I went at ; 106 a. and 107 a 6 , 1 ; the second sale went off with much heaviness, and the previous ad was not maintained. This forenoon two public sale' were brought fur want, eon. skiing chiefly of Dernernea mid Jamaica Coffer, the whole went of with more briskness than the close of yesterday's sale, and the prices were a shade higher. Coresm—The demand for Cotton ml Speculation and for shipping volition?, extensive; the purchases since our last i consist of -250 Pernambuco 20 11 shies Soloßengali l oil • 1911. 17.5. 40 Dern ..... 14301. a 16d. . a bond. ICnco•.—Tirere is a reviving demand for Cocoa , the prtcu a are improving very considershiy. By pi.blic sate this foramen 10 barrels 114 bags Grenada Cocoa of a tine qua ff!Hy realized 1225. a 1254. wises —There are few sales in Spices, with the exception I of Pepper and Pimento. fly Veldts: isle this week, 632 I packages Pimento sold ha. for ordinary, sip to Si.i for line. I This inorniug there is • renewed a n d extensive request fur I Pepper ; the prices are, however, little varied. RUN, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDII.—There is an increasing 3 demand fur netts, particular!, for Leewit4 lii md dew,. VERITABLE POMMIDE 61VINE, loner 3t. 64. the fats. Suhl, Wholesale and Retail, by Bayley and Blew, Per- Corluipar-atreet, Laudon. etalion. Mr. FAVEI.II. Illlu d rt l to the SpAdds and condemned with proceeihno oltogekber. s be. ing the must like's to counteract the necessAry tura tore of r volutary K , -Lorul. Mr. Alderman WAITIIMAN expressed his .or. prier that his Lorilthip should have said so hide ~. limed. II litsw , uu ....a —.L.,. fieriness Wiwri'l condors. a* i , ring in Spatielett, end home . • 1 its if lie heti nut brueen I • metal the person who w.isi foia...t poblohed the hautl-hill ..; . ' Ste.--bat thus hint, woe I s