The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-10-05 00:00:00

- .-*'- -.-. 'S MICE /EV -.N-PENCE. of 'tied dis- Td lyer . perish intestiga themselves - - pro row lOW. , Mr. rinnerstrated exarbi.. swim lIMPOT A 1., COP 1171 mRD EN . T HIS EVENING, MONDAY. October 5. will he wed, obi Comedy of THE WAY 10 KEEP HIM. llnahlul Comma Mr. W. Farram (bia 1J appoormies Ss that airseseter); Forbiant, Mr. Juts; Low,. sore. Mr.C. getable. Lady Cons*ui. Mao Funie • airs. Looms% Mn. Pawl; Widew Drimoor, Rios 1104:ntoo ; 11oslia, In. Gibbs. After which. tie Ind mew Pantomime. anti HARLEQUIN GULLIVER; OR, THE FLYING ISLAND. - - - - in the Chair ; and having stated the object of the tnerting— Mr. STURCn, of Stanhope-street, said that he con gratulated the parish nit having au opportunity or choosing their 00(1 1 (ASCII'S ; he was the known fi iend to firedoin of election, and therefore it would be supeo fluous in him to express his earnest hope that it may always be exercised. On the ',regret occa sion, he had to condole with the parish in general on the retirement of. Mr. Job's Je 0000 Mg% a gentle man who for a series of thirty-seven years hail effi ciently and faithfully di-charged the important defies of the office. For these last sixteen years Mr. Jennings has had the assistance of Mr. John Collyer (his partner), and he now rose to nominate that rieutlemen as a proper person to succeed kiln. This nomination was seconded front all quarters of the room. .er. Hot_ Mr. OSIMANNEV slid he supposed he had retired. Mr. J. 1.. WILLIAMS mud Sir U. THOMPSON de. ehred that it wit; not so, and it the worthy Meltl her rim &milli,le had any inquiries to make, they were prtp.arell In answer them. Mr. OMMANNST replied, it was only to CHOW about the expenses. It was then arranged that the poil should com metier the enmiog wonting at ten. The poll com menced accordingly ; and at its close at three o'clock the numbers were— from one and a half in two and • half dollars per day; time of Winne (runt .1111 rife to smite% with one Ws, rot skfist, and twu fur. dinntr. Meat from 0 to 14 cents per lb. milk from 6 to I ceots pee, tinset, hot very good. Every thing jilt mew is flat, but an improvemest I. ex pected is September and October. The working people Acre an massily poor, owing to tkeir Very extravagant mode of laving—nothlag low thin Ideal and tab, onions and en cumbers, les and coffee, Otani, new hood, like roar rolls, with plenty of batter, will Melee them fur breakfast, the same foe salpper, as also for dinner, except the to amid coffee. 'They abo go into the country must &mbar, its combos, gigs, or stesm.boata, which are very expensive—. so Shot you swat" oho, solos money slid pilfericord if thcio choose. Alt boggle Neese Working peopts fare so samploonsly, they look pale and languid: sly /Milli" bti that 14 • N ° """ 51 Mar depends &IC ep2iifrod ; the heat of the climate. hue two., leads to sheet Mat dorid complesiou so common in &wised. 1 intend going to Pitshorgb nest dtooth, nod perhaps down the Ohio 606 miler, as far as Cinch:oat i. The emigration from all the old Stater, to the to sr western Stat), iskeyond all calculation; and I feel stroogly inclined to fol. low them. On my mimes to Philadelphia, you may emu forth', ktforamiloo. Money Is very scarce Isere, and the **bonie ta Baglaild IS down I per cyst. Very good riser cannot be shicounted ender I per cont. per mouth; hat this most hellos. ladireetly to avoid the law. The Banks only clwitge d per cent. legal interest. House rent is high--very few small ones an be loot soder one hundred dollars, and some as high as 1,500, according to situation, gtc. bat all talcs are paid by die landlord except what is called personal; shoot ten dollars will be my yearly quota, but I mast observe that these taxes *refire local purposes. Tailoring is a rood trade here, a jouerseyatau has six iiultars fur making a coat, but at lime they are fiat, with about half work. I must cowhide by observing, limit none hill the very lowest people here ant given to cursing soil sweating. With every respect, I remain, Ice. Ike. • It may lie neceesary to inform some of our readers, that Ilse cent iu America, is the 190th part of the dollar. Whisk on thin alibi moot be eborteuell be wove of its Wier =to an ervoriectity Moore. MAUI Nit AWN of exhlietios Nem WONDERFUL PER PILWMANCER winch hoes delighted mg sainaiebed all the Coons of Europe. Galilee, (Armor& ilarlegula). Mr. Eller • Qoadrautio. piano, Loyd Chancellor of Lopata (afterward; anon), Air. Cielta•ML The Prisms Rhoenboidilla (ofterwarda Colas- Mar).lhoe P. Densest. Fur Nr. Cullyer, 340 I Mr. Holland, 41 114tority, Ssturdsy Mr. 11011 and resigned the contest, aud Mr. Collyer wag declared duly elected. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, SURGEON AND APO rli MARY. After the numitiation of Air. Cnllyer and Mr. Holland on Thursday evening, the Vestry proceed ed In the election of a Surgeon and Apothecary to the Poor Hour. 4 motion was made that the °Mee should be di. villed, but tin. was scouted, and Doctor Powell was re-oleeterl by acclamation. Several Gentlemen spoke in high tenns of appro bation of the rrivate and prohoistuttid character of this Qatitletryti. Fie succeeded the late very re spectable and universally regretted Dactor Radnor, of Surrey-street. la the ahem of lee Fsmiessime, a Pas De Troia by the Min Demerits. Beal% 7.. Fecood Prier, Fa, Id 3e. ail. Seated Price, —Lower Gallery, la. ircood Price, le —Uppr Gilkey. le. Seised Prier. id. Doors Is he speed ails; and the Peefoemedied is bills at Fives. Os Widowed., (lith time), the Comedy of The Clasdectier Marriage. With the Parer of lave, Law, aid Physic : Flexible (brat time), Mr. J RsiteeN. Os Thursday will he revived sit Camerolv of The Rivals: Mil Flablilif 4liesteee chat lime), Ur. W. Farrow. ' A Cuide Opera. is two see, eeltni The Barber of Seville (theaded es the Opera of the eame, is which grill be intro slated part or Roesioi's sad Pllthilolll ceirbraled inn.se free a II Ralblere di Shriek"), will be produced me Tare d*, is the seal week. Mrs. Melton will appear, fur the lint .time aipee her relent from the Caslisete, iu this Opera. Mr. Tll.Locit neat called die attention of the Meeting. and proposed a gentleman of the name of Holland, residing in New Inn. as a fit and pro per person to execute the duties of vestry clerk. He was induced to oppose the election of Mr. Col lyer, upon the preseut occasioo. for carious reasons, but more especially on sec tof his holding the situation of vestry clerk fur the adjoining parish of the Liberty of the Rolls. This was a circuit:mance which every man of common sense must see ought to operate as an itivitacibte harrier to the fltil3oll of Mr. Collyer, who not alone but actually had been engaged as the solicitor of the two parishes. the one against the other. The ;Mk' to which he alluded was an appeal by the Liberty of the Bolls against the removal of a pauper from the parish of St. Clement Danes. In this instance Mr. Collyer appeared in the anomalous character of Plaisititfund Defendant. On the one hand, he advised the removal ; on the other, lie advised the appeal : and finally succeeded in establishing the fact, that his client, the Liberty of the Rolls, was in the right, and his poor client. the parish of St. Clement Danes, in the wrong ; thereby sliewitig, at least, that a man may think two ways et otter. and derive considerable advan tage from the collision of his own opinions. This might appear very natural and very rational to Mr. Collyer, but to the parish 'mess of so respects• ble a perish as that of St. Clement Dialltll, he thought it would operate as the strongest evidence in favour of the policy of eleclitig tome other per. son to superintend their iuteresta in future. Be sides, he could inn help agreeing with the Commit. tee of the House of Common upon the Police of the Metropolis, in the op' which they gave— that in there sort of offices, long mijoymeid pro duced may a laxity of etteat . . rod an absence of that energy which was essential to the protection of the right's and privileges of the coitimanite, over which they were placed as guardians. Mr. fol low!. whom he should have the hatiour of propos.. Mg to fill the office, was a gentleman of great talent and experience, and he had no hesitation in saying, if elected, would devote himself must as siduously to the discharge of his duties. This nomination having been seconded, the ques ti9ll 01100 was put from the Chsir upon each Can didate, mid the thew of hands was prationticed to be in favour of Mr. Collyer. Mr. HOLLAND 4EIOI4IIICW a poll. Mr. COLLIER addressed the Meeting at some length in.vsudicatiou of his own conduct. He ad mitted that lie was vestry clerk of the Liberty of the Rolla; but at the same time coolidently sub. witted, that this ought not to operate to lii+ pre judice 015 the present occasion. It was yery true, that he had recommended the removal al luded to by Mr. Talloch, and he did so from a con cientious conviction that thee measure wits justili oble ; out so far was he from recommending the Li berty of the Rolla to 'wood, that he advised the direct contrary. and was only induced to make the appeal by the order of the parish officers...- The Counsel who were employed on that occasion, Messrs. Alley and Curwood. would beer terbium)) , to hos opinion of that case, and every body who !,lets any tints* of the business niu.t be aware. that the parish of St. Clement Dimes were foiled, not from ally want of zeal on Ins part, but from part of their witnesses stating in Court a story different to that which they had told put of Court. By what surusis that discrepancy was produced he could lint !Accurately state. With regard to the itisinuation of a laxity ou his port in the execution of his slitti..s. he denied that there was the slightest ground far *itch • oharge. Ile saw around him a great number of gentlemen who had served offices its the pariah, and he celled upon them now to come forward and say (if there was uny foundation for so saying) in What instance he had ever failed iu the zealous and 01(MIN4L LE7'TER 4 , 111)31 4INERIC4, The following letter ii from Nlr. Thomas Evans (addressed to a Gentleman of Wolverlitimptois), who fur many years was a mercer and draper that place, lint who left this cubatry fur the United States in May last. THE CLOSE OF THE SEASON, AND THE LAST NIGHT OF MISS KELLY'S ENGAGEMENTS IN LONDON FOR THE BENEFIT OP MIEN KELLY. rh;laclelphip, Apgits! 24, 1018. DrAR SIR—T sent yeti a few litres 'arty in July, by she ship Halc)ou, In Liverpool, which I hope you have received math '1 Moe hot sold any ennuis yes, the market is po very fell, earl seyeral large salts by auction souk place lately and sold very low, as you will see by this city's papers; there are Mostlist sales of foreign tuods.—British, French, Ger mans, Itahaa, Indian, and China; twerrn rills fur ;Infos very cheap; all the servant girls wear them, and Data lo washing she warble steps before she doors. h: vets; Auferi eau ossnuffcturies have hems stops in couserioenee pf the glut Or foreign goods. They still male worry cotton and swollen goods, iron, cud heavy iron casting's; wisduw glass (good sad cheap), bats, brushes, chairs, ellbiati ware ge in rally, paper hangings (50 tents fur a piece of 12 yards 5 ), printing nod writing papers, and a emit variety of cities things. They are row making usrigable two rivers so bring dowa cools and other produce into this city, arid also to send up usereluintlize—tins is the Skuylkill, the other she Lehi. It.* It le most reopeetfolly aowsioteod, that hi coosequeore of the slow reeovery of Miss Kelly, sod her itiolitlatr to preens is two Pierre. the Musical Forte of The Racal &lawn will otwarowilr be subilitoted fur Doctor Nut... rA I. ENGLISH STHAN rrms PRESENT MONDAY, Octobev 5, 111111. will be presented OM time Ibis enwent) the Se rious Owe of ARTAXERXES. Arrum% Mr. Brustiharst; Arai - nary, Mr. J. Isaacs; Arbon% Mr. Norma (his lint appea►ance in that dram.. err); Rinser% Mr Heckel Mainlane, Mir Carew (her fiat appearares i■ that character); Series. Miss bra. Alta which (lath tire) elan Met new Operetta, palled THE RENDEZVOUS. Principal Claarsetarn—Mr. Haan. Mr. W. & Chatierley. Mr. prosaism, Mr. J. inner. Mr Hecht Mies &illy, Min 1. Stevenson, Mn. W. S. Chatterley. This last river r;us into the Delaware fifty mike above ns, the former runs on the treat, choir to the city, and fills unto get Daleware s'or miles 110. M. On the hanks of both rivers there arc nu altaudilde 1110111111141111 of coals, within a few Melees of the surface, depth unknown. One is free from sulphur, so that we eau have Ire without smoke. intend viaitiog three places very soon, itecy have also plemy of iron stone with the eusi, and they now make iron doe beat in the world fur rile barrels, it sells at 200 dollars per ton. I have now been here two mosellig, and we have lead more lice weather in that time than you generally have in Are years. The air is certainly much mum pure here than with you ; I never could get up early in Eggisod withunt §eiug ill all slay, but hem 1 rise regularly by five, and em quite well all clay : this 1 alliihuie to the purity of the sir, as nose of es have Will in hiMr's illness since we came. Our streets are treserally very wide, with a foot way of six or nem fret peed with excellent bricks, mid always clean, you may walk fur a month on thesis without widow your shire; the brieke are from eight to mitre dollars per thousaud; hat there as workmate gel same dollars a tree! wages. We hive an excellent market-house erected in the mid dle of Market.tdrsel, on trick pilturti, the roof .extending sir fret untaide the ;pillars, sio that while the botcher ex poses his meat inside, the Kerstetter es'hillits his fruit sad vegetables outside, buth soder cover; the musket tom emotes before daylight, and Is over before noon. Wed timidity. and Saturdays are the greet market clays; but there it an akitudaseee of suit and vegetables evi lay. Osions and cucumbers are very cheap; potatoes alio cabbage dear, amebic to dry weather; the apple crop short, lent peaches in earl 'wide. Fine flour Irons 10 to 11 duliars per barrel, and rye thitir 4 dollars per bared, each them and a half ssshrls. ThC priiirittal market how. fares vie squares, each as lung as from nay old shop, curlier of linicat eel, 1 4 ) Mr. Heim corner of Lichfield-street, that is, about 80 or 90 yards. We have she two other maiket.himara, one isi the South, the tither in the North part of the city, each facing two squares of lengths. During the month, of time and July, we had eery hot weather; thermometer in the hues-e and shale ;j3 to 94, out *ad in time shade fed to 92, in the sun 140 or more. Tic most of the hoesiv there are costrifie Rhotiers it, all the windows, which are kept shut nearly all day,' they kia.p out the heat, acid being dark it also keeps out the the., solicit the houses are tolerably cool. We have abundance lucre of water Inelnna, from 20 to 40:bs. weight each, green univade, Ilse inside full of juicy pith tiggesi with red, whirls when kept in cold pump water for a few hours is very cool, melts in the month, quenches thirst, and is quite a luxury. They are broucht so market Oily is waggems loath, sad sell from four I. eighteen cents each. The loom wages here is one duller per day, wnich iv given to the acareugers; but mechanics ginieral'y get To whirls will be wider', A MUSICAL PASTICIO. In which Mr. Harley will introduce "The Portrait Painter; nr, The Art of Face.enaking;" by Desire, a Short Stiwy its the Norfolk Dialect, as related by t►te Dined of she Norwich Mail re • Asset Passenger; sad" Pickled Pork is made of Pigs; or, I beg you 'slide'. sestina il."—Mr. Warms will siq " Jam like Love," and " Flew, &ow Groben."—Mr. Broadhurst, "My Native Shore, Adieu," cud " The See proffers Huney," seownponyisig himself nn the Spanish Guile/re—Glees: "The Wreath,"—" The Fos resteret"= The Bells of it. Miehtets Tower,"--and " Here its awl prat" Mr. Hart will preside at the Gnind Piano Forte. " The Wok," is Character, by Mr. J. Imago. Is the coarse of the Evening. Mr. Harley will deliver a Farewell Address ou the Close of the Season. To conelnde with the Musical &stert■inmeut of THE RIVAL SOLDIERS; OR, SPRIGS OF LAUREL Lasso, Wr. Breadhstrst Sinclair, Ur. J. Jones; Nipper. his, M►. W.ll. Chatterley. Mary, Miss I. Sterensou. --- Dow. open at My 'Moth. The Perforataim tq at Seven. 8e.,0x a.—/h, Its —Lower Oalkry, k—Upper Gal- Jen, 10. Tickets la be had of Nita Kelly, 11, ilenrirtta-street, oreni-prdea ; awl of Mr. Sltiesiatia, at Ilse Boa-00ce of ;he Theatre, feat Telt till Fear. MILLARD'S PATANT CLOTH. I MILLAR') begs respectfully to inform the I • Nubility. arid fansilies going to, or retsinnne from, Oa Reel and West Indies, *. his PATfNT CLOTH prnedes the are of the rine Madras Leaf anti.% of India, bad I. the best saballtaitt be Linea i while it is nearly half the Price, and is Pined pactieuhely dreirable fur its health fnlarss to wear in Shan, as well as in the more cold god eisageable climates: It is sold, stamped, for exportation, in entire Doses, and the sire. Piece, ef IS to be yard.: each, for the use of by st 11s.; thr 4d.; 35.; 3s. per yard, and upwards, at Vs Fundy Linea Warehoosr, arc. Nu. 16. CHEAPAIDR (sad pa where else), in 4 fibs far 114irtiag, sad 0-MM for Sheetiag. T. those who ' 1 ish • warmer article than Linen, i{ is 111011 i eesiralde, well as for its "'who'll. The Rieetiegs, foe the winter season, and fur cold climates, passes. the pweirliac tul•6911•6• we' b eso t' . fol appearance and plessauttsess of wear. The White Chiuht and Anisniins, far Ladies' dress, Irbil dreit's wear, 6u. are obtained as shove, in Piero. commis. hg from Sheer to feat jlsuaass rasa, Imo Iwo to three ;" i * M» the palm. PARIS PAPERS, -r- . PARIS, SEPT. 30. The King transacted business a part of this ddx, in his study. His Aldjesty did not go out. The Count Demce, Peer of Frunce, amt fir!t Preridcrtt of the (;crurt of Cassatinu, Irani set out for the waters of Spa. For a long time the correctional Police has been only engaged with causes relative to seditious crier. The 4entiiis that his Majesty and his fa►eily cease not to bestow op the unfortunate have brought hither the most rebellious spirits. It is not then without pain that we huge seen appear this day at the au dience a girl of die town, ' who, having been stopl►cd ~by the gendarmes during the night. gave herself up to tl►e most senseless and outrageu►ts language. She was condemned to a year's imprisonment and tt hundred francs tine. Christophe still maintains a warlike attitude. It is thought he will obtain great advantages over 4.4 rival, the President Boyer, haring a treasure of millions of piastres, while his rival has no f►uotis iu reserve. In the mean time every thing is perfectly tranquil lit Port-au-Prince. Fur some time several examples of extraordinary vegetation have been related, which, undoubtedly, are to be attributed to the favourable temperature that has been enjoyed during the a hole summer. Grapes have been mentioned more than a foot iti length ; a vine which bore more than thirteen hundred bunches; two cabbages, one ten, the other fifteen fret high. OCTOBER I. yesterday the King presided at a Council of Ministers, which was prolonged to half-past four o'clock. They write to as from Carlsruhe that the Grand Duke of Baden has decided on following the advice of his physicians, and going to the South of France. life will take his route by Strasburg and Lyons. The news from the missions to China. Tonkin, and the Philippine Isles, of the 2d of August, and loth of December, 1817, chew that the vio lent persecution which had broken out in Chino, had not eideuded itself to the provinces of Fo- Kien and Chan-Chew. The King' of Tonkin, gift Lions, is very fayoprable to the Catholic religion. The mission to Vinan, in the Archbishopric of Me. nilla, has gained 3.367 Christians. The province of Pagonisao, which forms port of the Bishopric of New Segovia, m ill isli haa ous 7 t 9 o 4 th " e ; thatßa titn of CgiY eslile:whic n i: also depend on New Segovia, reckon 10,84.1 inha. bitants. Those of Fo-Kieu and of Chan-Chew. in Chins, ouolber 40,00 p Christians, besides large (mber of Catechumens. All these missions are governed by the Spanish Dominicans, islos also have one iii Tonkin of 157,753 baptised Chris. (ions, and NO a want of numerous felluw.ld. bunters. •11-LA-CHAPEL,LE. •tiPPTIMBeIt 24. Within the last few days there have •rrivrd herr three splendid carnage', which the Prince Rcge.,t of E gland has made • present of to his M.i jepty the ginperor Alexander. SEPT. CZ. Arrived in this city the Count de Bernstortl; niter or State to Prussia; Lord Castlereagh, Mini.- ter from England; the A/arquis le CarnitAtt, A II!. bassador from France io ; Prince dr Iltrizird, Minisier frotn Prussia to the Coutt as the 1.9,v Countries. Him 111.jesty the Enterror :iVed u t Berlin on Thursday the 17t!. of th:, :novtit .• • ea. , Jolk* t.i?f '• , a r r 7. 41. ,1 • • • . • • • • • I AO tir V, ti r 07; PAW 31 • ,•41 • .. .. . . ~. ' • T . .-.- ~ . ' .• - . • • .. ..• : , . • ..... • Ar • , ". .. . . . .. . • : • ... 5 .••.. • -..-- Ni1i...... . • if rXer Z - /412 . : ' .- .• • -- . 1..• • .........• , • • • . . , -•- •.• • • . . . ..,, .., . • • . : . • - • . •r f t" . i.•,0 4 1 ....: • .. . ' . . ••• L•hil).11:.r: . 1 ,..t • • / . tet t•PO: VI 114 . 114611 f. I . r .. %ft fli• :et i . "•••••• • g 1 ern, pe 7 itl . ...I ". •1 . . i i3 O At 11, 4 1 0 • ..sasa.:),, .Ikroara - • ~.1 • ,\ . 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ST. or Consul , •I lac Par thart• I$ entering into other expl a nations of his cronlit , ' 11111 S EVENING. MONDAY , October S. PETERS FIRST SERMON, mob aims ' oicyvaid N A . *sir *Oboe ammo will perform ow Comic SUPORIS Apes giber ocairruftAL SUBJECTS, see counteract. the nanny attempts that are daily aga i ns t hi m by m r . •rill sc h. • °PM a THE DUENNA. I ....a.:-.. , .— elia r ga le°4 2 r l b l iall =" Paligelbegie 'Pr his " P I . T°lmode to balm" " el m "war, a "Pnrin" cam.Pa•i• Mr. MALLARD, in e short speech. courted a di* moim•."■ !PCs NED at No. 124, Pall• Wall, lion lassoed of the gamuts SLACKING re .1 by Dall Mame, WI". Mmulee4- Dos Ferdinand. Mr. Bar. ilaar oadall•-paslwr anal deg floe; Tee till Fire. DAY and MARTIN, tbse haw adapted a are Label, vi passionate inquiry into the fact. stated by Mr. Til , fawisse Madame biller Ow 9 4 alstaaralaw Id CHAELES SMART , Secretary. which their address, loch. It they had no foundation. Mr. Collyel • ,q); Doe Aisles* Wu J. Shill ; Padre, Pool, , - . - 97. ow* itlaiotit. would slop the mouths of a multitmle of portal • small; laaalL _llatefg a r tic L' l l its • CAa n't " 1 " rINHE NEXT of KIN (if any) of JOHN is en asespleamesty pieced is the moue, that Prey Dart so sla n derers, and, therefore. benefit by the iiivestiga. • them Mom the Thillt/DRowiLINIII. lief third wear- g torroN, Isle of r tairp . 4 ,.. Deptford, I. the atteatios to this. saddle dilligatcsaf the type,. winch ••s un. tint). If true, the perish in justice to themselim • sett la 14.4883 ; La "' liiMasti l the Dilesisas Mn, Cftwall - of Kest. deemed, be sorra -- g o to Mr. *dosed li v _lleal___Llaiter,•Pralat win milk P aralialw r i at ( "ter t° dile" should. and he doubted not would, stop the pro. Sparks. White No. I. Fla me ne wow. Plaegus.holidiogs, Deptford t " '"'I""" t '"' ress of so alarming ..:1 veil. Mr. Hollond cuts After ehids, the Katical totersehteseat of Tior .RF.AI. JAPAN BLAC K ING. souk by DAF and' P aterearid, stay hear of sommitimg to their advaatage. ' THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD. MARTIN, Wf, High Halberts, is sold in Bottles at ed., Is., eluded by desponding a poll. • Sir Itowleed, Mr. Illsegoogb; Leed Mated. Mr. J. Smith ; - . • • and Is. 14. garb. The Rey. WILIJAM OVIINEY rose, and said i ; woe. Mr. N. Johottee• Aped*. Ni Mem. Limty OVILDHALL. LONDON, Sereassinta WI, ISIS: __-_ _ % .e____ t _____ ~ ~ ._ ____. poll *was demanded •; he in return demanded 1001 Helm Mrs. Ilierekse ; Jes4lslot, Mrs. Wand. 2 :COMMITTEE for LETTING the to defray the rapetmes, This was resisted by Mr hem% OIL t Swami Prig, as """• 39 ' . IPft" ri m e, l '• T " (Tyrol LAMS wither,* at Guildhall am TIMM- ST. CLEXENT DANES PARIS!!. Holland. who seriously and strongly remoastrater . 4 ..., &Nam i i.; o sasa ,4 psiabla,....Dogsr Gamy, le.; . , ipz ,. Um Sib day of October Next, at Twelve 0?Cloek as ..:...—...mes-- CM the i‘jostice and illegallity of such in estorbi• Sid Peke. ed. • To.utonow The Ileopielesmaggi ot wiiblaill attar et vt...loci ii. Item Alymeox v so a numbi N ts . . - •'• - TEETEII CLERK. taut ActEatol.—(Secered persoas tried." Shims. .'-• Ilk 'Maori Hs 111oSieel - *Med. boot ' , AMC* 'newsroom Mleberhstwi.lMll, TWO LtY1110r• I o - yroratiaisie of aosee) custom. a vestry-wee held pwibli i rj,:tv. Holled said he was wet to b 4 leach. at Ledasaillss: Toilsome, Mr. Williams (his ilmag DROVED, Cu the hind side of Hatboro Passage, la ns Thursda y s i ih r l b, e i rci i„,„ o f V es t deterr e d from obtaining his object ; there *an a low eve i ng. Vestr y appearance in Lowden). ! Leedealrell Market iand by that only would he be hot tut. Clerk to the perish of St. Clement Dotes. This Oa Tkorsday , The Irate Chem i Sir F..lwaril Mortimer, To I.ET by PUBLIC AUCTION. on I LEASE fur It Some one from the centre of the room said 201 Mr. Ream; Sumee Rawholl, Kr. oiwrii yeses the Flies. Tears, from Mielissimss,lBlB, a HOUSE oa the West site Office has f" 01 • 1 1 years past been held by Mr. Jet - n's... Royal, York sod Liaroht. his Snit *plumpest* ito Los. of Darkholsor.lafte: nings. of Cory-street, a gentlentatt generally re. would more than corer the expense, which Mr doe)) WO she Milisight Hour: Niekolas. Mr. Cowell. And to receive PROPOSAL% fur ERECTING FOUR vi . tie d b y the pariah. Mr. Jennings hiving b i g „i. Clark•on said he would immediately i'epeeit fps Oolatirday will be reined, the Comedy of The Feskioa. SHOPS in the Retail Meat Market, at tgadealisli. Mr. Holland sooner than the contest should eud, lied his intention to retire, two stew Candidates were able Lower. • The Plans used Cowelitions of Letting the said Ground, soil the comparative merit and strength of tell proposed. The vestry was very 'lamentably IA- A N .. c os i. Ap v . v o sa , s, Is p ri mp ara li aav sad will and **Plan, Drawings, mid Specter:anon for Erecting the • - - speedily tre posslootd, said Mops, sissy be sews at the Office of Works, Guildhall. tended. pone, he unknown. ifr. liol.LariD hating left the room, U'S. BUSIINAN, Comptroller. The ` worthy Vi ca r , the Rev. WM. GURNEY. wets __ -____ ____ _ _ __ _____ __ _ ___. . .1 _.-c_--. e .-._. l ntr- iDm%AA YU WV ...id FLAP sna..di ha hmrt midi nevi In a few days wMI he pablirhed, prim Is W. 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