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Gestlessee is the Medical Profassiort. &Strout, of becoming Candidates for the vacant office of Reglstrar sod Secretary to this Institution, are reviewed, pursuant to a Resolution of as eatraordinary General Court, held ibis dab to mad their Names and Address, with their Temisnu dials, forthwith, directed to the Treasurer, at the Society's Hesse. 41, St. Pairs Church-yard, where the Reports of t h e Society, aid Lists utemorevuors, NISI be Disguised. 11013 T. CURREY, Hou.Sec. pro. tem. 4th November, 11113. F 01; It Th•otsistid Five Hundred IMITATION and other SHAWLS, copied from India and French Grimacers, truly novel and elegant, at half the original prices; five Boxes of Table Liven, principally damask, with Wapitis' to mate* at half the former prices; 200 pairs of libretto', from 13e. per pair; yard-sold-half ditto, 3s. 6d.; 190 Russia ditto; home-span Hinkel:Hoek., for Towels, the widest width at 14s. per &see ; 160 Couuterpaties at 10s. 6,11.; large Marseilles Quilts at !1a —those at 4ta are the largest made ; goad Furniture' •at Is pet yard. Lisiogs, all colours, at 9J., ell-wide ditto Is.; 1,009 pieces of Moores, from ts.; 400 pieces of Spanish Cloth for Curial's* (a bar gain), 500 peeve of Pariphille Strips Forsitatres, ill-wide, at 2.. 2,1. with a variety of Mbar Goods, equally cheap, as St, 01AM-street, three doors below INeweess.etreet. This day le published, pews IN W. a jt LETTER to EARL FirZWILLIAM:. dentemetrating the reel Tendency of the Pmemelinge immediately cossrcted Ow late York Meeting for taking into Consldersiiim ills Trauma-times at Manchester. me time 1111th of August lest; snit tel other Meetings relied for the same Object ; sad pohitiog net ii. line of conduct. which his Lordship sod other preemie of weight is the Country are is duty based to pantie. fly A 11EXISER OF NO PARTY. Primed foe F. C. sad J. ttis.sgton, No. Id, St. Pours Choreisdpied, sod 3, Waterloo-pier*. akainist the parties eassed. by isfurtnaiive. isitlickment, Other wise. ant prawn say formal written Report oa the subject. 1104 Costimitird himself with a verbal stateiliroit of the fires alloy occurred. lie considered the publication as a breech id Ise ;Welters, of that Court. sod thotight it of imp mance that impiety should be woade by what awns, sod by wiono, such cosnowisocationa had been nosily. As this inG i agenorot on the privileges of the Court load encountered .tuviaj his Mayairalty. he should have wished thin sow &rico., on the wailed could hairs he,,, Como to lofting he left the Chle; and, With that view, had frit it bifida', to tusks the state. intent be had door to the Court. Mr. Alderman Cox motioned in the importance and comity of wrietainiag through who.., and in wk. , twin".; their proceedings had got before the public. The Coors tone oat au open. Court, sad their proceedings toast there**, hog, gone through MOM improper obanitel ; be tbungigt ewey Alderman 'tight tp be called upon to declare upon hie lienuu• whether or no he had soy porticipatiou In causiug Ibe awl proovediags to be Wade public. ThN toropswition of Mr. Alderman Coles OCCI.iOOOi VW , r3l tvolorka,apd one or two of the Members deg-1...id their inno cence as to having made soy comonualcati.si nu the sob jeet. The question, however, was not fornosile pot to mob Alderasso present--mad, after some cuoversagouo; the nutter dropped without any precise motion. The ether regular Wiliam@ bring gone throng*, the Cowl adjoaened. MADRAS PAPRII.V. THE ROAD TO RUIN. ma Darning. Mr Mond's; Harry Di-mitten Mr. Ellis. ton; It' ?Vora. Mr. Karndrd ; Mr./Milky. Mr. Se iler; Gold finch, Mr. Flatlet; Mil. Mr. Knight. Widen, Warren, Mrs. 41srlone; Sophia, NW Kelly; Jenny, Mrs. Order. To which Sill be added, the Farce of TWO STRINGS TO YOUR BOW. I.srar:iio, Mr. Mended; Don Pedro, Mr. Gattie ; Dos Sia-rh , ., Mr. Hughes; Octavio, Mr. Hamblin. Clara, Mrs. Orr Mrs.tighes. S:stte Manager, Mr. Roseell.—.Acting Manaitw, Mr. W‘ss.on The who' , nailer the personal Direction of Mr. Kinston. Secoad Price 3. . 6d.—Pit 3.. ew. Second p r ,„ n -+--Lover Gallery to.; Second PVICC Is.—Upper Gs'lrry 1..; Second Prier id. The Doors sal be opened at Hal .past Six The PeffttrlPßOCe rill CONlatilte precisely at Seems. The [tic Office will be often from Eleven tell Fore e'Clork ....pl i era to be taken of Mr. Rodent!. Banc Book-keeper. Vroree Roses so he had (sightly) of Mr. sprin g , who is sp. p v nted C mirtrellte of the Boa-OfSee Receipts, the Private Hoses se I Ticket Deptirtmesit, as well as the general arrange meet of tile Doom. • This day is published, price Is. GAZETFE tif HEALTH; containing 1 Advice to the Predisposed is , Apoplexy-pease. of ateni in the Plodder. Drop". Watery-head. Obstrinditia in the Itoseets, Cononespilioo.TriatiArd Glands, Hysteric ries, awl of Poisoning by Anemic, cored by wee anodes of Treits rnest—Riegrephical Alma of Dr. Maten—Remarkable Case of Cent-pork whit\ teratiasted fatally; soder the ranee( Dr. Leers—on GIIIP•111s1111, by Dr. Di Sear tis—o• TOM(*) Bleeding. bynitraenn Illansford—ttail nn 'Squire Reedit's Practice, by R C.oldetornan. F-eq.—Reply to an Article in tie Medical and Phyla's, Juorsal, on Coe Poelt—blierlicst Riternitos ow the Continent—ragposse• of the Bern's-street Water Deno,; or. the Deptford Apothecary is dirgniee— Censtpositio• or Dr. Hugh Smith's Costlier Polha—Deorrip. Lion of a denteslic Gaslight Appsrat ow-Mears of Destroy ing the Fly in Torsi's*, by Lard Thanrt—The Properties of the Chemist Wood in dysitg Black, am—The eineelearine Matter of the Maple Tree—Remarkable Casa of Hydropho bia. Sce. ice. ice. • Tier Cmnedirof Wild Oats will be acted once in every week, t;'; frr:her notice. TO AMATEURS, GENTLEMEN, AND FANCIERS OF FLOWERS, FLORISTS AND OTHERS. THE well-known named COLLECTION of CARNATIONS, PINKS, AURICULAR, and TV LIPS, of HENRY COTTRELL, HORSEMONGER LANE. in the BOROUGH, which will he SOLD NY AUCTION, by Mr. COCHRAN, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 13th of NOVEMBER. 1819, at Ten o'clock, on the Premises, by Order of the Proprietor. The Collection being his study fur many years. no pains bure been spared by him to make it select, and is a vs !stable opportunity to those who wish to engage in the plea sant study of a Florist, or to aulmrot their Collection. . Tl 7 E A TRE-ROYA L, COY RNT-GA 'WEN: . T HIS EVENING. TUESDAY. Nov. 9, will be acted Rowe's Trardy of Sold by Slaarwond and Co. Paternoster-row ; 171. Pic cadilly (opposite Bond-street); No. 1, Chrmihns-srposire. Somers Town; and all Booksellers in the United King dom. MADRAS, MAT 29. On Thursday. the 20th instant. w e meteed accounts of the fall of the fortress of Coopaul-drovje, but could not obtain the sanction of authoriq, in communicate the event to our readers, in the Ga zette of last Saturday. ••• New Subscribers are respectfully Wormed the bark Numbers having been reprinted Caw fourtb maw), complete *no say be ulusiusid of au, Itssilviellir. TAMERLANE. Tamerlane. Mr. C. Readle ; Bajszet, Mr. Macresdy ; Attalla, Mr. Colmar ; Moneses, Mr. Abbott ; Denise, Mr. Cups'''. Aromas, Mrs. Bunn ; Selims, Miss Foote. After which, the Grand Musical Romance of BLUE BEARD; OR, FEMALE CURIOSITY. Previous to which will be performed, Mozart's Turkish Overturf, L'Enle;eribeet ds Serail. Ahomeliqiee, Mr. Egerton; Ibrahim, Mr. 3. It swell : Se htt, Mr. Duruset ; Shairabae, Mr. Blanchard; Hamm*, Mr. Menage. Fatima, Thai Matthew; Irene, Mrs. C. Kensirie ; Beds, Mrs. T. Hill. - - Boxes 7c; Serena Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 35. 6.1.; SecnnJ Price% —Lower Gallery 25.; Second Price Is.--Upper Gal lery Is.; Second Price 6J. Places tor the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Bocnifice, Hart.street, from Ten till Four. A Private Box may be had for the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-016ce. Tomorrow, the C.onserly of The Confederacy—Conning— and Arthur and ElllllSelillr. On Thursday, Macbeth: Macbeth, Mr. II oddart (his first appearance at this Theatre)—nith Lodoiska. On Friday, the Tragedy of Rine Richard the Third. lrn Stturday, Love makes a Man, or the fop's Fortune, with The Marriage of Figaro. NSW MORSE PIECE. AND SECOND APPEARANCE OF MR. BRADBURY. A STL EY'S AM PH ITfrl F.ATRIE, Under the Patronage of their Royal Highwirsoes the Prise, Regent and Duke of York,. THIS EVENING. TUESDAY. November 9, and To-morrow (Wednesday) 10, at Halt past hex uldluck precisetv, the Evening's Entertainments will com mence with EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES, by Mr. Brown. Amer which (second time), an entirely new Equestrian Mehl` Dramatic Spectacle, founded as the extraordinary and dar.ug Exploits of RICHARD TURPIN, THE HIGHWAYMAN. The piece written by Mr. W. Berryman.. Tilton', the nutnrions Highwayman, Mr. Ilehdbney, his second appearance at Ibis Theatre. In the course of the Evening a Minuet by two Hones, rime by Messrs. Davis and Blythe. Haunts of the Seek! by Slr W. Davis. Exercises on the Single Hone, by Mr. Clothe. Trampoline Exercises, by Mr. Brows. The whale to cuesclods with, for two Nights only, a serious Pantomime, called THE INDIAN RIVALS; OR, THE MUTINEERS OF THE BOUNTY. The Public are most respectfully informed, that Mr. H. Johnoon, of the 'Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, who is ma eilecil fur a few nights, will make his first appearance es 1 hursday next. ►ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL 11 DENTIFRICE, invented by the late Jacob Hemet, Dentist to the Royal Family, have bees proved by long ex perience to greatly excel, both is elegance sod efficacy, every other preparation fur the Teeth sad Gnaws; they ef. ft:dually preserve the Teeth in a Nosed state eves to old age, reader them white and beautiful without impairing the mantel, fe-den each as are louse, sad keep such as are de. cared from becoming wore,. They likewise render the WI/4as delicately sweet, 'weaved the Tooth-Ache, perfectly care the ?ivoryv in the Gums, and make them grow Arm and close to the Teeth.—The Essence is particularly rteom meadedl to Parents and Persons who have the care of Children cc the greatest penetrative of young and leader Teeth. None are genuine hut what have the words, J. Hemet, Bayley slid Rlew, Cockepur-streeq' engraved in the %amp. Price 2s. 911. each. BATLEY'. TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS, fur lakiut Ink Spots and Stain@ out of Lace lull Linen. The genuine W. ILayley" on the Box 'nil Wrapper. Also bk SCOURING DROPS, for taking Grease uut of Silk, !Puff. Woollen Cloth, Ice, price lc each. VERITABLE I'OMMADE DIVINE, price 3.. 6.1. the claw. - Suid, Wholegal* and Retail. by B.yley end Blew, Pfee honer., Cu( kern-street, Loadion. Nf?I( CAN soo CUING SYRUP, for 4 Mitten Cid, IRE t►eir Teeth.—Of all the numerous C4IYII alim have appeared in the Public Prints for the last 'Twelve Years, of the good effects of the AMERICAN sou rum: SYRUP, nurse are more entitled to the alien of arty Mother suit Neese than the folksy/big : Tim intint daughter of Mrs. Lee, 37, Bowline-street, cumumetseed Trothiag at a very early ark wit► treat (err sad palm; the irrisatiuu of the grins• wee: mimed imeh iudarantation of the Way, as tat cause t►e child to void blood wMI, its urine; at the sometime there was also a great tallow of the busty, fermium a lump of flesh the site of of . cherry. The distress of the Parrots may he hour ions &turd roan described. The conilltims of the child iris such, that it could watt be moved without below pawed on a psis chew Providence directed throe to try she SOOTHING '.YN(P (every other means provin tiselem), which after sow a few holm stepped the iallanintathro, and those. alarmism sysiplusta were oilirely removed, mad the Add Me rut her teet► costa perfect taw. To 1w ItaJ or the reviwirsues ' Johann. awl .Williase, 94, Newalas•-street, ndeeti-strret ; sod, by lb.ir appui.thmeist, of Nil the peiscipel Vesiden is To Fr mad Cour try, at 'h. 9J. per Bottle. s.e—mrs. JOHNSON relkvee the Poor. e I ••••4 rk her hou.e. goer, Terollay sea Satorilsy mortis=, from Nis, till It ollark, by briniest • tidier from • crept etalik Howse keept, to Certify they we objects of charity. And also Tnlip and Carnation Stages, sundry Hand and Striking Claws, Frames mid Lights, asdoiher Artieles of a rt., ist, nith Fruit Trees and Sniutries. To At Viewed, and Catalogues had this day, Tenthly. the 9th instant, by applyiag to Mr. Cottrell, sia the P►essises ; at Messrs. Cloth and Le Grated's, Seedsoseo, Leadeohall. street; MI will. Mason sad Son, Fleet-alms; Me►srs. Fair, Seedsmeis, Blackman-street, Ibiroogb; or to t►e AoetioNeer, 7, Duke-street, Grosvenor square, where Comanissioiss will be carefully attended to. This day was published, price Ss. Id. THE I'AMPHLETEEIt. No. XXIX. for October, 1819, coalmiaing the following Pamphlets. vim —l. Speech of the Chancellor of the Exchequer on eq. name, with the Finance Resolutions for 1819.-11. Do, d 4. on the Budget of 1819 —lll. Om the Increase of Crites's, Education of the Poor, and National Schools; to Sir J. Mack intosh. By W. L. Bowies, A.M. Somond FAition.—lV. On Fr,eiog the Aioninsphere of London front its Smoke and Deleterious Vapours. By W. Freud, E.q. of the Rock lie morance.—V. Omisits, of Fingal, ascertained sod traced i• Ulmer. By H. Y. Campbell, Faq. A.M. F.A.S.—VI. On the Phenomena of Insanity, and the Influent of the Atmosphere on Duman Health and Disease. By T. Foster, M.B. —VII. Analogy of the Phrical Sciences indicated. By G. Fit Id, Esq. (oripieesl).—Vlll. Account of the Embassy to the Court of Chime 111111. By the Rey. Dr. k Morrison, 'S leeked to the Em bassy (orleittim/).-IX. Oa Perish Reel.- ters, sad the Marvin* of Non-Conformists, wet\ Outlines of a New Bill oa the *abject ; also, the celebrated Edict of Louis XVI. in 1787, for the Verification of the Marriage*, Births, and Deaths of the Now-Catholics (origlefel).—X . Notes lON the Prisons of Scotland amd the North of &semi, in company with Elia. Fry, with Obaervalions or Prison Discipline. By J. . 1. Gurney. Second Edition.—Xl. Oa the Cession of the Florida, to America, sod she necessity of acquiritig the Island of Cake by Great Britain. By .1. F. Rattenbory„ Second Edition, with considerable Addi tions. Printed exelerivelie in The Paimhleteer.—Xll. Two Tables, illustrative of the Speeches of the Earl of Liverpool and the Chaacellor of the Exchequer, abewiog she Rates of Exchange ea Hataborgh, compared with the amount of Bank Notes, the Price Of Gold, the Foreign El. !bewailing. sad Value of Grain imported front 1791 to 1819. (original.) Published by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row; Black and Cu. Leadenhall-street, and all other Bookaelkry.— Where complete Sets are to be had, is Nns. or 14 Yule. TEA TRADE. VIFTH of November. the First Anoi ee yor .M.' tie LONDON GENUINE TEA COMPANY, tt, Ltukate-bill, establialted sth November, IBIS, fur the UMW. ed purpose of supplying the Public with pure and tuxedo!. aerated Tess. The Public will probably expect a few observations en such an occasion, beyond the mere sermon of a year leaving passed away since the commencement of the Esta blishment. In the first issuance, the thanks of the Pro prietors are ►espectfully tendered to the Community at large, who so warmly supported 'hens daring thuoinprincipled am! unmerited opposition made by a great portion of the Trade in November last. The fully of such a line of etwiditet baying, however, lung since become apparent to tbeir op. ponents, they have very properly ■baudoned any farther apex attempts to depreciate ass undertaking which has anteceded beyond the most sanguine hopes which cosh' have been indulged by any infautine mercantile Establish ment. The London Genuine Tea Company now subsoil to their Friends a few plain statements, which slay Ma he reeling, and will afford theories& usequivueal proofs that the extensive Patronage they have received bag not lore wade 'coved, while at the same lime they offer the 1112..1 outdo sive tell insonies of public approbation. Their Sste of Tess fur the Isst Twos Heaths has been upwards of 2„blal Pounds weight per thy, being after the rate of 9,7112 Chests, or about 7b2,560 Pounds weight in the Year; on which the Doty alone is nearly 120,0001. annually ;—a much larger awns than was probably ever COUifitillie , : to She roigesseiro of She State by env oilier House in the Tea Trade ; bow far, therefore, the pledge given at the commencenseut of this . _ undertaking hes been redeemed, these unprecedented Sales mast determine. The cdcniatintia are made on absolute Bides to the Public, end are independent of Tess mold in large parcels to Wholesale Deniers. The Loudon (kaolin, Tea compsny assort their Friends end the Public as Imre, that they have purchased and sold Tess of the strongest and Attest Savours only, rejecting Awe of weak mud low qualities, awl their friends sissy be &stored of such hying their nu.dierahte drierminstinn. S l ime the unequivocal drelsratiou of tbta Establishineut respect ing the Finalities of llohrti Tens, scarcely an Advertisement has appeared from any of the 'raids wi►hout coutlenitsiog its use, and these gentlemen who, in their public Adders., praised Bohea and ridiculed the Cumpony's miners of it, sop call it trash, and stiteowledge diet Bohsas ere used only to &tenni'' , the better mete. The Proprietors beg to emotion the Public modest Ilse nedervoes " Genuine Tes Establistunents," in ballade* of the Upsilon Genuine Tee Compesty, many of wheat espy their Advertisemeets so closely, as to deceive Mt indilferest observer._ tsis Friday neat. the Ittb instant, will be published by the Lootlea Gesoinel'ea Company, price 1.. &I. so ioterestivut Pumpbin so Tea, esantioiuit Twelve fin. Eatrasisks, Blow trate., r,f Ole process or cottivaliog She Tea Plwt, fosse the Int sewing of the Seed to its package for the Earopess Market. To be bad of the Coop's". tis 1, Cbarins•reoes; and 14S, Oxford-street; sod of 41 Book sellers is Tows sod Comity. counr OF ALDERMEN. The Right Honourable the lord Mayor held his lam retort of Aldermen at the Guildhall on Saturday. Nu Inusiaria beyond that of the ordinary mutiny , appenred an the um mons, Nor was any thing of peculiar interest - 9r importance expected to be brought forward, it being generally ender. stood to be merely his Lordship's farewell Court.' Time Loin M•von took the Chair • little bidarrnmireelack. Some small difficulty at Brat occurred in making • Cerra, but in • very abort period the sartidasite Sae more than nasally numerous. The Members present were, Sir William Curtis, Sir Richard Carr Glyn, Sir John Eimer, Sir William Leighton, Sir Chocks Flower, Sir Claudius Stephen Floater Mr. Alderman Seboky, Sir Doisseille. Mr. Aldro! man Birch, Mr. Alderman Wood, Sir Mattlirw Rheum, Mr. Alders's. Magsay, Mr. Alderman Bridges, Mr. Alderman C4IX, Mr. Alderman Thorp, and Mr. Alderman Sheriff Roth well.—Mr. Sheriff Parkins was sot in the rest simiany ap propriated for site Sheriff , nor did we observe him is at- Imbiber* at all. The mediae of she Minutes et t►e fast Ceert Issarieg bees Rope through, a lesser received by the night Hasswarable the Lard Mayer. keel Mr. Alderman Waithalase, dated from Wiaebniure•hill, the Aldermen% event.? rvidewee. Nevem iser the Sib, was read its nearly the fallowerg words MY LORD AND GIDITLYNEN, Being prevented by were indisposition front being pre. aunt al the Court of Alderman' an be hrill to-wiiirroo ; cud as midair muceedinge, in which 1 and Whets have hems personally concerned, have been entered upon at recent Courts without any previusis notice, should it he intended 1. resume any inc h proceedi ngs to morrow, Ihe to sulmesit So your Lonlship and the Court, the jawlike (.mesa. and propriety of postponing the c ons id erat i on o f the mine, instil I may he sufficiently recovered to attend in my place in the • Cuurt.-1 have the honour to be, My Lunt and Gentlemen, Your obedient flemant. To the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor E. WAITHMAN. and Court of Aldermen. Mr. Alderman WOOD moved, that the letter then rend be mitered on the minute,. A shrift can lh► letter warn private communication to the Lord Mayor, and not of tlmt impurouter to rtqaire being inserted on the initiates. The Town Clerk also suggestrd, that it was not usual to miter oa the raimitra every eostososieseies an& by the Lord Mayor to the Comm../ letters receive/I by him. On starching the !mumsla, entry of similar eireasimontratiowe was fiend, where the same were addressed to the Court ; sod it appearing that the letter is. question was artelromml, not only to the Lord bat to. Om Court of Aideraero abo, it was held to be a regular communication to the Come, sail the Worthy Alderman's 'sadism for esleriog the samosa as minutes was agreed lip. PROSECUTION or MR. ALDERMAN WAITHMAN, MR. SHERIFF PARKINsI, ♦ro OTHERS, roa STRUCTIRO THE EI.IXTIOII Of ♦ LORD MILYOR 07 MICHAILMAS DAY. Sir W. Coneta presented a Report front Ore Committee of Privilege', to whom it was referred at the test Court to in quire into the rirriinietaticra which look place in t►e Guild- MAR, otr Sltilaehrias Day, at the Election. of a Lord Mayor for the year ensuing; hi sake such legal advice am they might dress secs weary; and to report, whether any, sod what proceeding", should be had thermos. The kepeni was then read by the Clerk ; it was of mine length, and stated generally. that the Committee hail exa. milled evident... me to the transactions which ocrwricd in the Guildhall on Micluelines Day; that statements of the ear commerce. of the case had been submitted far the opinion of several learned Grattemen thereon. all of wbwn agreed in opinion, from the riresonstatermasehmisted to their eon. enelenition, that the occurrences which then took place were improper and illegal ; end that proceedings at law might he iieetituted against all the parties impliested therein. The Committee therefore recommended In the Court to file cri minal informations against Mr. Alderman Waltham, Ur. Sheriff Parkins, Mr. ilureinhe, Mr. Beenestend, Mr. Thump. sou. Mr. ' , rerun, Mr. Soren., sad file. Hans, for the inenult, and for übstnictirg the eke-tons of • Lord Mayor. This Report was signed by the Lon' Mayor, Sir William Curtis, Sir William Leighton, Sir Claudius Stephen Duster, and Mr. Alderman Cue. The Report having bees brad, Sir Ww. 1 , 49 , runtis ruse —lle regret'. fl excrediogly the ►ighly improper sod ilbgal prover/Imo which had takes pima ha Cwwielawe Hall o■ tl.e ocrsolus ailbadcd tw, sad the necessity which existed fur the interference of that Cowl, which he considered as imperiously tallest for the ciicutasimmits, in ants to held eat an example to others, by the prommition and palish seat of the actors and abettors of slows tumultuous sad Improper pruorelhows, sad thereby plearcast a repetitioa of such disgraceful terries in future. He lameahnt to bad ausoug the number of those wire were. acreard, the same of a Member of that Court. He declared be tvitorinissed su feeling of animosity agates* she smithy Alderman, we agniant any of the parties implicated, mem, of whose •he personally knew, and believed let he highly rimportabie; but be Gil he had a poloist duty to perawm, sad it wri &so s seswe of that slaty alone that he now estisil apse that Crowe to interpose their authority, to peelers tbviv tows richt* end privileges, and to issues the peace sad rogebsrity of the pal► he proceeding of the eiliarna at Ism. The Worthy Iwo tit eiloclisdad by movie& That this Court do approve of the nowt of the Couiosissoo,ood shut As ousels referred back to tam, to curry the moo into emsesittea b by prosodies Sir C:. C. (inners io a short &peach ibex...boded the tontine. Mr. Alderman Wouo, with coat energy and animation, deprecated the hastiness of saris a proceeding, and called upon the Court, by every edwilderstion of justice and fair ness, not to determine .sp*s the prosecution of a Member of that Court without airy previous notice or iutimation to him of such it business being to he brought forward, tdPe tinily as the Honourable Member hail appealed to their ear dolor not to proceed against him is hi s a b ov e", and at a time when illness airier i•reirentral hie appearance in his place to defend himself. No Mealier was more regular is his at tendance than that Worthy Alderman, woe more ready on all orraaionv to : jesters , his conduct; nor could he perceive easy meson ihateeer fee precipitation it. a business aim ee riest, and important a nature. Ile roafessed he was him self takeii anwiewha: I.y anrigenie, and had no expectation till within the last hone, that this Latina.* would come nailer the consideration of the Court that day ; nu notice srliatryer of that fart was insetted its the summons, nor did ht know, though be was one of the Committee of Privileges, that the Committee were prepared to make their Report. He had received nu SIIIIIMUII% to aUrud the Committee for that pur. pose, hot happeaiai to he at the Guildhall that 'owning, be karat by accident that the Committee were sitting; he went insistent., to the Committee room, and found there not indeed all the Gentlemen whope names were to the Report, though betook it for granted they had hams is astersglanee, bat only lk Lord Mayor. Sir IVillians Curtis, and Mr. Alderman Cox, from shows he learnt that the htgainess was already concluded, that a Report hail been agreed to, end would be perorate,' to the Court that day. It was here explaiurd to the Worthy AM. ratan that a sum. Mons to attend the Contwattee that morning had beets sent to him, and the shortness of the notice was arrogated for from the circumstance that the opinions of the Learned enamel had not heed procured till late on the evening pre. ensue, and that the iimairretious of the Lord May. for sem. miming the Committee were not delivered to the proper offi cer till grieved. o'clork 4.11 Friday night. Mr, Alilermium Wows said he would not undertake to dray that a summons had been sent to him ; he must, however, declare, that he had been at hi, collating-house, sod neither seen oe heard of any such annemear. Ile contended, 'helms, that the Committee were not in a situation to make their report, and that tee had a right to roadside that such Report would not he made, and roots' not with propriety he made, until certain papers, fur which be hail moved, and which be considered of great impn?iance, as le the proper deriving as the rase, were before them.—[The worthy Al. dermas, we sendennaeld, had moved in the C.oinssiiitee far the prodnetioo of precedents, to prove the right ad* Court of Aldermen to interfere with the privileges of the Livery, mad also le skew the right of that Court to direct prow-ca tions to he instituted at the expense of the City I—These papery, the worthy Alderman sad, fit/ reasons unknown to him, hart not heen laid before the Committee; sad he its. tasted that without a due consideratio n on those particular points, they ought not to have adopted the recommendation fur institutiag relativist proaecutioes. One of the °Ricers said the papers moved for andawdervd by the Committee were in preparation, hat there had out been ssMcieat time to make the accessary search, and get the distwietenta completed. Mr. Alderman WOOD gorged that Ibis wee a gond sad saMeinni rename why the Court °right not to proceed further ors the Weisels at pineal, it weight teen out that the, were iaterfering where thry had no right, and iseneriag an expense which Oleg were not authorised to defray mg of the funds of the City. At all errenos, in has jodeinewl, She Helmet had her. perinalmely agreed re ' with. out the proper docamesits before then, and as obereemold be no occasion whedever fur precipitation, ewes if the reeves menglatioa of the Committee was giltignotely adopted, nu Shore bad been no notice of this hosiers, ow the summons, mod above all, as the Honourable Mend°, accused had thrown himself on their justice rut to he cimaitenoued unheard. and In his absence, he should noose as an amendment, that the aussiilerstiolllo( Ike ftrorwi be adjonnoed to She next Cone. Mr. Aldrowase Twoe► seeiniaril the motion for the art jeansaamet of the proceedings, and dwell with 'ism+ force Epos the waist of eancloor end feeling in thus directiag • pro. emotion &Raises one of their sown Member', who was absent through unavoidable and tosforesires Moms, anal who appear ed to rely that they would not reaming promotions against bins, wench less come to no ■ltimete dreisiow in his almeisee, sod withoest hearing what be might have so urge in his de nee. There was iseee point respectiag this busbies', which did sot appear to leave occupied the attention Or She Com mittee, boot which be °moldered as of much importance in she case. It was well known, and had been publicly intimased previews!, to Michaelmas Day, that an attempt would he made at the Common Hell to go into the consideration of other hosiers. previously to proceeding to she election of a Lard Mayor. If, therefore, his Lordship knew of sorb an inlrootium—if be thought s u ch a p rocee di n g Mimosa, and an illegal ohatnaction of the elective— if, se had been emerged, the mover on that octasioo hod hammed his Lordship what he was about to do, sad tesulereel to him the neosion be was about to pr.prese, before he'quitted the lootings, it Laps his duty, if Ma appreiresdoll riot, so have stopped to prevent it, sod nut, ►y &Miriam (ruin the Hall, to leave it in doubt, at least, whe ther he considered such pruceediug improper or otherwise. He easectived, therefore, that it was of importance that she feet should be ascertaiwed, to the satisfacsion of the Com mittee and she Court, whether his Lordship was •ware of the proceedings about to be adopted, as "Wahl it appear that his Lordship was folly isifornied upon that subject, his quitting she Hall wishout ioterferitig so prevent is, might have been coniorned by many to asoctiuo the opinion, that such proceedings were ewith►r irregular, anomie!, or illegal. Some of the Law Oaken. here intimated to Mr. Ald►r man Thorp, that errs) if the fact were aseertaioed and allowed, it tumid Nuke wo clarrewee whatever in the law of the ewition. Mr. Aiderman Themes was not enabled to decide what dif fer's'', it would snake in the law id Ih. ease, but he um 'rived it ought, awl is wild hove great weight in We decision of the Court upon the nitration. Even admitting the cur reeteem of the feels stated in the Report, he hail greet doubt se to the right of that Court to interfere will the pri vileges and masiet of the Livery in it:usaisen Hall, for which rrawn, and ale. upon the fanner grounds he bad agreed, be should feel it his ditty to vote fur the adjourn /S.ln /if she roasederatititsof she Report. Mr. Alderman BIRCH rums, with mine warmth, and io dated Spun the propriety of the Court's ismeeedieg bowie diattly. Hr elm-teethed all party feeling, nor was he actuated by the •lighirst ,rudiment of hostility or sodessiity towards say one of the itslividosshi implicated is these tranactions; hot the right of that (Nowt to Wiest'', on each is hoeiness bad been publicly ipicistiussed„ and even desesed,—st wee, therefore, of the istmssd isisporialaret hs the diced, of than Coen, and to tier Ciiminte at large, that that gasmen/a Afield ha detnenined as speedily as ponsitile; anti that it shoidd what were We rigid. and privikies of the Court is/Aldermen, or whether they bad any irtehts and pri vileges at all! Ha esnwiderial, that en the 1.. t halm of this use depended that decision* mod he weld see so maim whatever for delay. He shouls lbw/dire eeppoet the stsweisse far approving the Rapers, std f c procardiag epee Ft lettil with. owe or two alb, *Wean% made a kw ellorsateses, bat MADRAS. HAT 2.1. The official details of the siege of Arseer r our, will he found in our present number. Our private letters add but little to those documents. They communicate, however, a fen particulars, of 111 , 1 per importance, that may be amusing to our reader., All accounts concur in stating. that the place is even stronger by nature and art, than we were ied to imagine. notwithstanding the idea we had formed of it. The greater part of the area of the opine fort, was found by our troops completely co vered with the fragments of shells ; there *us. however. so much dear space and so mot n cover. that had the garrison held out, icaiesil of being terrified by the bobles* and v igi ,o r of the attack —the incessant and destructive kept sip —our troops its moving to ilse rotor* must necessarily have suffered severely frrmt the steep ness of the ascent, the broken nature of the l er ..... .t and the commanding situation of the enemy's tire. The impressions made by our fire on the eireruy's works is described as extraordinary, maids ring Ire diminutive appearance of our guns and batteries as viewed from the extreme height of the rock—for the defences of the whole of that face of the upper fort on which the Madras artillery played. are com pletely destroyed. In alone parts, the former de fence, cannot even be towed, not a stone or a brio e remaining. and the solid rock blame appearing.— " The roar of our batteries," says sr coneopondrist. " W:l4 mo a t tremendous, and it will full to the lot of very few of us again to witness a e fear fully grand and magnificent sight, than the of Asseerghur." Those who expected tirtze-rou rsey on the fall of this fortress, have bets. com pletely disappointed : no property of any kind was found, excepting military stores and grain..— it it an extraordinary circumstance, that all ir. privies after the Ex-Rajah have proved fruit's-44. h hiss not been possible, by any means, to a•c.i.tet , l even the period of his esrape from Asseerehor. much less his present residence. Souse of the ordnance found in Aneerghur. as objects of ca riosity, are deserving of particular notice. Severol of the guns are of ass enormous site. The largest is described as being a 200 pounder ; cam nog a ball of fourteen inches diameter, which, how ever. was never fired during the siege. Their brass guns are beautifully cast, on iron cylinder.. the largest being equal to a 68 pouoder. of these have smell guns attached to the sides a their carriages, and two of them have each two 18- pounders suspended to their muzzles. These pieces of ordnaisce, however, were so unwieldy, that trough fired during the siege (loaded with a kind of grape shot), they did little or uo execution. MADRAS., MAT 15. Private letters from Coring' melding the dest rued tioo by fired the ship Conste•ce, 'Captain Dolr. while at anchor off that port. ou the rooming of the 9d. At day-break she was observed to be on fire. end before assistance was procured, the Barnes had burst forth from every hatch-way. seized tr , e rigging and sails, and involved the whole of tie ship in one sheet of flame. A quantity of pOlreer soon took fire, and blew up a pert of the desk. the report of which was heard at the distentre several miles. We are glad to find that no fires were lost. The Captain was on *bore—those on board had no time to save the smallest article of property. •pRIL 24. By private letters from Boorbonge (on the northern side of the Gulf of Kutch), dated Mirth 31, we learu some particulars relative to Sir %V. mission to that port of the country. It ap pears that the Roo had barbarously put his brother to death. without the slightest provucatn.r, that could be discovered. In consequence of of cruelty, he has been deposed, and. it r expech-41 that his late subjects will now raise to the Musitad either the Rao's son, or that of his drcetred bruth;r. In the meats time, a subsidiary force of tee loam how have been left there for the purpo•• of pre serving tranquillity. and the authority if The Hart sad Inv brother wen' ripen the oppereolly, previous, to the murder end it is added. that they had lwen chess only a few minutes before the perpetromea this creel and umiatursl deed. It opposes that ea eapeditiett. commie/led Sir W. Kei4 is oiliest to proceed eipituet the , Steal Stew la the ciplf. tolahaT. 111• T 13. • A "MY at the i•leashof Haws sod kostart*r Ne calreace of the harbour. has bees lately o. 'tad the iadepeadeld thieftaio, is whom • mere he the smote of fireohoep owerseessioes than OproZe: C 4144 . 1% "al• WI the gentians befog pot. the Ilipsrodoesin we/ hfifelered, sod she origami lON NO. ON ',ferries the boar! bock to toe carried how voeestiett. siftweroned In IREACR CV PaIvILICI6 IN . POBLIIIIING ?U$ ellocastnisis O 71141 WYRT The Loma Navies WWI she ehelotiv_o! t i t= tie esssisasslsme• of She Newt palimptiorerno of ow Caen in know Ambles tai hie kerimbilp dati Naos., or pre- . if the Chiefs. I. best ttf.p►. of the kith ; Is oultvral at perpetro►tos of ratissetled 'by steel the pito- T. Noy j 3. • lim!S at s lately Asa,. boss they bi-