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/ _,__ • 4 4,,. : • 1 & N, •* ‘ JULA .41 i t...L4 _ .--.i................. , h ) . str•-•i- - ..c----.7n=,„ ..."..;" — r- : :::"illiiir...s=ongrirleVlsii: 2 lZ. l .. , ,o , .;.. „ ooi l ßZ.,.., 7 . • ' , oet'l : . e, • e'.- .....,)-- .4 • 4,i . . ..... 1 •,... „,. ', 4, , . . . ) .. • . . Lici • . ( , + . . • • Price 7d. LISHED. SALE BY AUCTION. ,--- 111. VA LEA BEE PICTURES. THE PROPERTY OF A DISTINGIISIIED AIIATEI 'II . nl ri L e i. e l.:o l: — S anh4l illing. ,counLtylgadt.ldilit ny Mr. STANLEY. --•• . At. MI Rooms, 21, Old Bond-street, THIS DAY, the Ms 12mo. price :is. M. instant, at Twelve, ;Nee: a West Indian Tale, A Very valuable COLLECTION of PICTURES. the ire of a five years' Expedition genuine property of a Gensidian well known for his selection r i nam . of works a An of the highest smiler; comprising authent:c i.e. Is, with in ; cmitable and specimens of the Italian, Span i sh, Flemish, and Duttli - Scnoolk I.y • Dublin. ttlhee following Eminent Masten:—N. and G. Poussin, Zarbarati, A. Cano, Ruben,., Vandvck. Pourbus„ P. Potter, Cnyp, Auysdael. post /Ivo. 7s. Cd. boards. Ostade, Tennis, Wouremums, Berghem, .Mieris, J:Steen, Van- n , sTI; DI% By the Cm- dancer. Pa.lemburgh, De Ifeusch, Waterloo, Storck„ Van Eyck, Ponders of the World." A. purer, and other of their contemporaries; s few suptiier Draw. sic, must logs, by Owen, Chalon, and Marsh a ll ; an d a num b er o f choice dust."--StraasnExat. Carved Frames. • LONDON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1824. No. 6,614. NEN' THE.IITRE-1111V41., DRURV.LANE. T ins EVENING, FRIDAY, February 13, will be performed A NEW WAY TO PAY (HA) DEBTS. bard Losell, Mr. Thompson; sir Giles (harmer*, Mr. Kean: Walborn, Mr. Archer= Allworth, Mr. l'enlry ; Waldo, Mr. W. 11. Williams; Marra. Mr. Mundro • Jth.tire (;reedy, Mr. Osbarry. Ludy Allworth, Mrs. Knight; Margaret, Miss Smith sea ; Froth, Mrs. Harlowe. After which, THE F4P01114:1) CIIII.D. TO SAIL IN ALL MAN('H, I Olt MAlntAt4 and BENGAL, the fine, new, river built Ship IA MD A3IIIERST (Just Launched from • Mews. Wignmna and Green's, Itlaeliwall), huttlicii tlon Tons, RI/III:14T 'CAS, Commander (of the Honourable Company's Regular Service). Lying in the City Canal. This Vessel has a Peop, and is fitted up in a very superior style for the accommoda tion of Passengers, and will carry an evperieneed Surgeon. For Freight or Passage apply to Captain Lucas, at the Jeruna. lent Cures House, or to 11A Volt, BOOKS Knit! A COMMON CoosWll;,itOft/in in - the - ( 7 .IIAMCEIE of the GUILDHALL of die CITY of lA►NDON, on THURS DAY. the 12th of FEBRUARY. IBA RESor.VED, THAT it appears to this Court that Coals imported into the Port of London are subject to a vary heavy tax of 9.. Id. per Chahiren, and an extra &l. if imported from Newcastle, making together !h. hid. per I 'haldron. That Coals imported into any ether Port in England pay at the highest rate • tax of Us. lid. per Chaklmn only, and that sa the principal parts of the country they are subject to no tax whatsoever. That the poor and indite mous Housekeepers and Mechanics residing in and near the Metropolis during a severe winter , anti from contrary winds, are subject to gent hardships from the high price of oak,. That they feel it their incumbent duty to state to the Legislature the ForZetihtatblairPetelitronmebeanpdr oppressive 1 to futu re t ilo o n f ou th m e bi t i a . x tim !ta nu t ii t e ere o - f Commons from this Court, praying such relief as to the wisdom of Parliament may setm meet. IVOIMTIUMPE. To-morrow, in Bro. prii HONE'S NEW PA NINII Sold by all Booksellers in This day is published, J°ANNA ; or, the Femak SI founded on Stalman's Naffed \ against the Revolted Negroes of Surie London: Printed for Lupton Rclfe, Co. Edinburgh ; and It. Milliken, I) ow p e w, Mr. fl;ttiii Little Pickle, Aliss f lore Fisher; Tag, Mr. Harley. Mims Pickle, Mrs. Marlowe. To conclude with fIIOVANNI IN LONDON. I Olaranni, Madame Vestris ; Leporello, Mr. Marley. Squalling Fan, Him Pore,. To-morrow. Artaxerxes ; with INd and 1 oung ; and Lodoisks. A NSTICE pnd THORNHILL. Al, Lime-street, near the East India Hooke. This dny is published, in post W T HE SEEPINGS OF w piler of " The Hundred W , " The sceptre, learning, physis, All follow this, and come to dust. - -SIIAESPEARL. Printed for Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh ; and G. and W. B. Whittaker, London. 771E.ITRIC-ROYAL.COrENT-GARDRN_. :ea 'Frames. die ar. die ol• VERY SUPERIOR WINKS. Uri ytdr, Ask lam I, II MI6 :I t . e. I.- wi; he" PI :NM IsOM' alums , id. doll , r , so ra 76. r bis Kim o Ir. ' of III" h Telt 4 Ml O r d 14 afe. at M r WO Wgil. • flow ilii. 00 10111° , 0 c 05....- 1 visok THIS EVENING, FRII)AY. February 13, will be performed the Comedy et JOHN BULL; Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE. rffligriae, Mr. Cooper; lion. Mr. Shadilrma, Mr. /ems s Sir MONO - Rochdale, Mr. Blanchard; Frank Rochdale. Mr. Abbott; Jab?Newberry, Mr. Fawcett; Dent& Brulgruddery, Mr. Con oco; Don, Mr. Barger. Lady Caroline Brerriare, MIS. Chatter. icy ; Mary Tbereberry, Mica Cheater. Anti. which, lIIARIARQUIN AND POOR ROBIN; Or, THE 1101/SE 111.1 T BUILT. Hildegtiln, Mr. Eilar ; Pantaloon. Mr. Banner; Clown, Mr. J. 8. Grimaldi. Colinnhine. kles.Vedr. To-morrow: VatTes Land ; (sr, The Return from Slavery 4 with The Poachers. Ntrr .quitnr: Y TIIE.4TIIE. The now Maio-Dram of •, Arlan the Inun" ban beet cleansed with eolopkos INKS 104-4 t will be repeated every Evening until AMU" 'we're. T lllB EVENING, FRIDAY, February 13, will be pettiumetl ASIAN TIIE 1,10N;_ .... ... Or, 111 F. SEVEN BRAZEN TOWERS OF TEPELINI. Aldan, Mr. IL limbic; 1/elven° &loci, Mr. Simpson; Mone ta Mr. Auld; Negoor, Mr. Herring. Ertninah, Miss Kimbtil; Zuktte,l Miss Tonstall. Langan, the Irish I :hamplon, will certsinly appear every night this week with his seenntl. Toni Reynolds, when the Great Eight at Worcester will be illustrated. After which, A TEN YEARS' 81.1',41/ER. Jack Hopeful, Mr. tiallott ; Thady I rililarneV. Mr. lAretlay. Lady 41pea, 3lrs. l'ounge • Rove, Alias To conelti:lr with THE fiAMIIII,ENS; or, " Murder, though it have no tongue, will speak " With moot minicidousorgan." Placa to he token of Ale. Itiminer, at the new ?Sox-office of the 71westre, and of whom may be had Private Boxes nightly; also Free Admissions fur the !ielown. , QAMITEL WOLLASTON, Wine-Merchant, No. 129, Iterent-atrees, neer Vlgo-lane, has now on sale the following very Niliaria. WINES, which fur Quality and l'riee are un equalled in the Trade, for ash only : Prr Itozen. Fine high-flavoured Port - . - .I: 2. 0 0 Very fine pale Sherry - - - - 2 0 41 Fine Madeira . - - 2 0 0 Vitlonia - . - 2 II U Teneriffe - - - - - 2 II 0 Lisbon and Mountain . . - 2 2 0 Caps Madeint (the finest imported), 11. per dozen, by taking three dozen, or 11. I. a single dozen. Old crusted Port, duce and fire years in bottle, 495. to &Ix. per dosen. _ Two hundred down eurions 0111 Port in Pints, 3:lt-, per dozen. I! EA I* WINES. Ohl Port (light body), :Mi. per dozen. Brown Sherry, Mc per down. Tennillk : ?Ai : per (Innen, &c. • • • • • • •• Jura landal, fine sparkling llhatupaigne. in high mantling con. Won, varrantr4 fiat quality, 11. 4s. pti (1111.C11. Country Iltr4his strictly attended tn. Postage molt he paid. P A DRAM) INAGLETON and l'o. Illiolcsale anal Re ' ) tail TE ti t i rEAl.loll4 , ll i 3 I t !! /4 ! I.: liS (estsitli h sliet i l . Fifty I : i Oat their new antreTtnclitin announce 1 1. resti ir , nt ; ' \ i ' l nit rx . v t;T ' an7l ' Bl, ' Nei:gil l :: sweet. ARE NOW OPEN. where they solicit an inspection of their canons Articles, precinct! for Cash trout the best Markets, end which they inwpose selling at a small Profit, upon similar Tow. Eh/loon and Co.'s Stock of Ti. has been selected in the present and rimier East India Company's Mateo, with peculiar eery and ac knowledged judgment, and, from their long experience, they hare MI hesitation in saying, they consider themselves competent judges of the devious best calculaied to please the COIII4IIIIWf. They there. fore only mmest a iris!, and trust to the superior quality and the moderation of their charges for a CI.IIOIIII.IICC of that support which has distinguished their I;stahlislnent during the last Half Cranny. Kagleton and Co. have now nn Sale, of thtir own Importation a care °ferry Ilne Ft►IIIIIIIN FRUIT. Very Btu• New Malawi and bestrew' Raisins for Wine, at unusually low All (Milers sent (free of postage) to any port of the 3letropolis. Country Orders. addressed to i•;agleton and ('o., by pont or other. wise, enclosing remittances, or orders for payment in London, will he punctually attended to. I l3ltltit:KS t•Ir:LERRATED RUSSIA on, i s now BO improved with an extra valuable ingredient, through which It hag made it the ...;reatest preserver and promoter to the hair : it used constantly, not a hair will fall oil' nr turn grey : it is such a Ravisher to the hair. that even if it has begun to turn grey, it will restoee it to its natural colour by robbing it freipiently into th e routs, as Inindrisla have experts:owed who have used it regularly. It Is sine to clear the scurf. from infancy to old age, and when dress. log with It, will always keep the head and hair clean and beauti ful, and in curl. %Yin surely restore the hair on bald places, if there is the heist sign of roots ; but it persona are bald,and the miss are entirely gone, it rt against nature that any article can restore it; wit! if persons pretend to restore hair when the roots are gone, by any article whatever. it is a falsity. Persons who have begun to get bald ought to he particular to use the Russia Oil daily, or at the least every other day, as there roost be a complaint in the scalp, which may go farther, and (wry of the hair entirely, if neglected, which has ',Den been the case. Even Medical fientlemen of the Medical 114/1, who have analysed Prince's Rtrsaia Oil, have pith. Italica in the " I iwette Reath," No. If, that the discovery is a Vicredit to the t ooprictor, and is imperior to any other Oil Mr hair, and will do in cases of baldness and weak hair, what can poasibly by done in strengthening sail minting it. The 31eilical ti'endemen have also analysed another Oil, which is daily ;mired in the Papers as used by Emperors, Kings, Ihikes, he., and have published in the " tiar.ette of Ilealth," No. 12, that on examining the ingredients of this grand Oil. they find it contains only - mon Oil, eninttreil snit perfumed: therefore, it cannot be compared to the Russia Oil a. a nourislier to the hair. There are petty per_ futures, hair-dry.si-ni and others, who melt bullocks tat, and put it in pots and perli 111 l e it, and take In the public by pretending to sell them Bears' tirease ; tint it is well known that Hear.' Gretuie is to harsh for the hair. and wakes the hair torn grey and fall otl. The truth of this is well known to evert one who known the Empe ror Alexander, as he lost his haw at an early age; anti many per sons art distinction in the Ninth also lost their hair at an catty age, through using Deane firms.. In short, in Russia, and other ports of the North, where the Rears arc, it is found from experience that Rome Recast is too harsh for the hair; and whoever ranatimends in this nnintry for the hair, must do it for imposition. in must he ignorant of its injuring the hair; but Prince's 'ellebtated Russia Oil is niised with the ninon nourishing oils in Europe, and it is always likes idly; and it is prayed by every one who has given it fair trial to he the only article that actually ;wow:ryes and pru motet the hair. It is no wander that Lathe' and flentlemen have complained of litc of the Motile Oil not King of service to the hair, as they have btund out that unprincipled venom( have told them er 1111 l tertius. ladica octet gentlemen will he partienlar, six Impostor, in (treat Ilri. fain, Prance, and iliditrent part, of the Continent, liar, made the rovers of the 'ounterfeit Itut ia Oil so much like the genuine, and gone. mere to deceive Wetly, have painted on the counterfeit covers " ii, original," or " genuine Russia Oil," and sonic even are so daring. although they know it is punishable. to put the original roPrictor'a name. Therefor:, pun-hatters should be cautious, and "yr it of the proprietor. or of respectable venders. .1 a k for Prince' y I iiipmved Rivulet hl. The mince bottle, five ski]. : it large bottle. containing live ounees, one pound, is a saving. dal by the sole proprietor, A. Prince, Polandystreet, Oxford. Petty, near the Pantheon; and by Mr. Smyth, Nefunier to his Alum!. New Ilortd.Ereet ; Messrs. Ilendne. rborne.street ; stager. 011onl.street ; Rine, Cheapaides Johnson. hit. Ti.,,. Royal Kai Mange ; and by must principal perfumery ref medicine venrlert. Ponce'. Russia I hl has been improved with the runs ingredient •• the ne3r IRV, through which it will keep pleasant in this or t:4 odurclinwite. Several captains who have come from the ('on. "tin have declared, that whenever they landed merchandise they hare been asked if they had any of Prince's Kiwis Oil ? therefore nordianta will find an advantage in exporting it. Merchants and Ceram % will receive a lib:ral allowance Me exportation. . Pr "Cd alfilayit on the '2 t h November. 11114, before the 'oral Mame of leintlrm as A. Prince is the original Pniprictor in , N - • unit of th , itusaiA ; and therefore, if any ~,„ Nntic:iie.y eek k r , hair4tervier, nr any one else in Great itritain tw env ^:herivianter, sell an t lit called Russa(Nl, that in not Prince*. 1 are imostors, as they yell counterfeit* to their etrittimeri. As amil Indies and ientleascn in the country have hoen taken in by P, e : '"Oiled pawns wiling than Uunterfeit Russia i Hi. therefore e %ore to have the genuine by wading a remittance to the "r r ". "fr, will be forwarded innuirliately by coach. IMPORTANT SAVING IN lIIHTSEKEEPING. HEALTH AND ECONOMY COMBINED. 'Ur UNT'S celebrated and superior prepared ROASTED R I (URN, now as SALE, sanctioned by ACT of PAR LIAMENT, at 111, pall-Mall, opposite Carlton Palate ; Sit, St. Martin's-court, St. Martin's-lane: I, London Bridge Foot; 1/16, I)xford-streets 173, (treat Sinner-street, Blacktriars; 63, Whiteehapel ; 21, Little Earl-street, Seven Dials; 6, Milner terrace New Cut. Lambeth; and Nest door to the Elephant and (*wide. In Pound, Half-Pound, and Quarter-Pound Package*, at One Shilling per Pound. Beware of cheap Imitations, which are both nauseous and un wholesome; none is genuine unless signed " 11. HINT," to init. tate which is felony. Shupe supplied from tne Manufaekwy, Brosd-wall, illackfriars. C}}ARJJ IVRIGHT, Wtsr MERCHANT to his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, ntat to the King's Theatre, Opera Colonnade, Haymarket London, has purchased the whole of Romiester's line laJt. PORTS, now in the Dock, which, far fruit, flavour, sad body, are wiatehleas in the trade; in Pipes and Hogsheads at Ina per Pipe. The above will be for wanled front the Ducks, and permitted from thence to the pur. chaser. I I 1,1 R 1,1%s K It if iHT has In Stock some fine Old Port, 3r.a. per the.; superior Sherry, :Ms. per doz.; and Cape klaileira, A good Hogshead, calculated fur various purposes, will be packed with two dozen of each of the above-named warranted gr. nuine Wines, bottles, &c. ltr. included, and sent on receipt of 101.; nr half the quantity, in lianiper, fur M. Canavan, Lisbon, Mountain, Teneritk, Bucellas, and Ma deira, /sc., ri2s. per doz. ; (11,1 I 'ognac Itrandy, Otani, 2:ls. Jamaica Rum, Cis. lid. per gallon.—Just landed, some fine fresh Florence Oil, first quality, in eases of flasks, Ills. per rase.— Now landing, the first quality of Champagne, from the William, London Ducks, Hrs. per dozen.—Postage must be paid, encloaing retnittancer, and which will be immediately attended to. THE EAST INDIA COMPANI"S SALE OF TEAS HAVING JUST CLOSED, 1 1 11 .!: r ch t I I )4 0 ; 1 1 :he a tic ( ca 3 t ). that :m e Irw in m ad e red, " and whie v h they are now Selling to the Public on the most libeml Tenua, at 91, Chearide. and XI, Ironmonger-lane, London. TEAS. _ I GREEN TEAS. N. d. s. d. flan] ('ungou sa. hl. and 5 8 Fine Twankay 7 0 stmng l'angau - 6 0 Fine lthrnn It 0 Fine I rngott 6 6 flood Ilyaon . 10 (loud Souchong . 7 0 Young Ilyson . 10 fi Fine Souelintig . 8 0 Finest Ilyson . 12 it Superior Soucliong - 10 0 tiunpetwiler 12s. and 14 Prime Mixed Tea at CI.. dd. Whitridge and I pledge thensielves that all Teas sold at this Establishment are of the most superior quality, and by pur chasing at this %%actualise, the Public may depend on being sap. plied with Tea in its native purity. lienuine (ncos of very superior quality and flavour. Proprietor' of Taverns, Coffee Houses, Boarding Houses, he. may purrhouic to a great advantage at thin Establiahnient. flesipectable Persons wishing to heroine Agents for this Ware house will be supplitil on liberal trims. SiltnlketpCrll and Dealen supplied at a very small advance on Cost Price. IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT! SCPERIOR WA'PEN-PN(1(IF BEAVER HATS , ESTA- B D LISHE BY ROYAL LcrrEks PATENT. Hil; II FRANKS and CO., 70, Cheapaidc, corner of (teen-street, respectfully submit for Sale a very superior kind of list, t manufactured of such materials as to merit the appro bation and patronage of the Public. Its peculiar qualities free it front the effects incident to change of weather or climate, the colour a most beautiful yet permanent jet black. This important point has never been before attained. The shapes to which IL F. and Co. have fire a long period given their particular attention and spared an *spew, are of the most elegant and fashionable kind • 21s. to 265. The remit of many years' esperience, the extensive adoption and the many flattering testimonisls of the moat respectable Itentlenini in the kingdom, warrant the Patentees' declaring, that for durability, beautiful appearance, comfort in wear, and crummy, their Hats stand unrivalled. H. F. and ro. have fully succeeded in rendering the LATELY INVENTED:• Iltk H.t'rs more elaatic, light and pleasant to the I lend. They are free from any disagreeable smell, and will not in the slightest degree spot with rain. The colour, though of supe rior brilliancy, in unchangeable in any climate. Price lb.. and Ili.. An elegant Assortment of Ladies' Beaver and Silk Plunk Bonnets. LONDON STOVE COMPANY, Opposite the Mansion Dottie, and at their Manufactory, No. 54, Crotched Friars, adjoining the India 'Warehouse. ..... -.._ • A SAN' I Nt; from Fifty to Seventy-five per Cent., as the following Abstract will prove:— ft. in. Kitchen Range, with Oren and Boiler . 3 0 Patent Back Roller Range, with falling Top Bar, F.e. 21. Ilk. Oi. to 3 4 0 3 3 Ditto . Ditto . Ditto . 3 a 0 3 0 Ditto . Ditto - Ditto - 3 II 3 9 Ditto . Ditto - Ditto - 3 Li II 4 0 Ditto - Ditto - Ditto . 3 19 0 £3 0 0 Larger sites in the same proportion. _ Neat Elliptic Register Stoves I S 0 Ditto, with Japanned Fronts 2 0 0 Ditto, with Mound Ftitto and Ornaments 3 10 0 lied Room Stoves, various Patterns, 4s. lid. each, or &I. per Inch In eonsomenee of the increasing support their I Iriginal Esm blishonent continued to experience, the Company. lue the better bit-tainting the execution of their Orders, found it exptxlient to open those very eligible and extensive Premises, directly opposite the Mansion Douse, where they have concentrated not only the largest hut the choicest collection of Ranges, Stoves, Fenders, Fire-irons, and Deneral Furnishing ironmongery, in the kingdom. Prompt payment and no abatement. Storm anal Kitchen Ranges Set in Town or Country, by expe rienced Sl'orkmen, on the most reasonable Terms. Please to oheerve—The London Stove (irate Company Las no other Establishment than the two above-mentioned. All (hinds sold by them are warranted to he of the best deseription, and equal in strength and workmanship to any in this Kingdom. As sonic Penna. (whose tunics they decline publishing for the present) have thought it their interest to assert the contrary, the London Stove (irate Company very reopectfially court inspection of their Goods, when the public will have a proof of the decided advantage of purchasing at the above Establishnient. 4/1d Stoves and Ranges taken in exchange. TOOTII-ACHE AND EAR.Aom 1111ERlirS I.:SSP:NCR has received the srnction anti I suppon of the moat distinguished personages In the kingdom, together with the united testimony of the first physicians in Europe, and numerous favourable comments in highly respectable Medical! Jimmals, where it has been declared to be the •4 best thing ever discovered tisr the Tooth-Ache and Ear-Ache." It Instantaneously relieves the most excruciating pain, preserves the Teeth sound and firm, prevents further decay, effectually cures the setinl in the IUIIIP. fitstens hk,se Teeth, arm, renders them firm and serviceable to the latest period, and effectually prevents the Tooth-Ache. sold in Bottles. m Is. I'd. and •:s. !Id.. by Butlers, Chemists, 4, flictipsiile„ St. Paul's. and 2•211, Revent-atreet (near the Argyle Ronnie). !Amami IVaterloo.place, Edinburgh; Sackville-street, Dublin; and be the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Eingd • •.• earetol to as k for Perry's Essrnee for the Tooth-Aeho. A REAL RLESSINO TO MOTHERS. IT is pleasing to observe the immediate relief that is tiftioracil to sutli•ring Infant% by that bloiwing to :11iithcri. THE AMERICAN SOO'CIiINI7 ttic efficacy of which is daily adding to the great number 41'10111mi relieve*: from the extreme pains of I kink ion. The following l'ase is dint of the Child of Mr. PC,IIII. No. 1, Ilirmingluon, who. at the age of two ye.rs, was brinight to such a state in cutting its hack 'Perth. that it was given over by two Physicians, they taking it for an inflammation on the chest —On the arrival of Mrs. Johnson's books at the above place. a friend conveyed one to the mother of the child, thinking it might be its teeth ; on feeling the child's bums, they were observed to be very hard, and mach swelled. 11 hen the father came home to dinner, he fetched a bottle of the Syrup, which was Applied to its g . The nest morning the Doctor was surprised at the fines iftw•ted change that had taken place, the child being so much better, and in a kw days was quite well. To be had, wholesale and retail, of Johnson and York place, (Ity.rond ; and, by their appointment. of all principal Ale.. dicins Venders in town and country, at^_s. Pd. per bottle. I * AV tow--None are genuine unless signal on the Stamp with Mrs. Johnson's own hand-writing, as there are several spurious sorts. WAITILMA N s MAYOR., A COMMON EXH7Seit, holden in the CHAlifilF,Tl of the GUILDHALL of the CITY e( LONDON, on THURS DAY, the 12th Day of February, 1824, Rtsot.v.„ THAT it appears to this Court that a Reduction of Is. Ai. to ts. per Chaldion has taken plate ghee the emo tion of the War, in the price fd"Newcootie Coals, at the Shipping Pon ; but, that no such Reduction has taken place in the price of Suniterionil I;fmk. That. taking into consideration the above Reduction, u well as the repeal of the War I tidy of le. Id. per Chaldron, together with the very great reduction which that leo been in the value of Ship ping, the emu of Provisions, and the rate of Wages, no adequate reduction appeant to have taken place in the price of teal in the London Alasket ; en the convey, this important Nerm sary of Lite has, at various recent period*, maintained nearly the War Prices. That the Report of the Coal and Caen Committee appears merely to represent the conflicting opinions of interested l'arttea, without suggesting any other Reme dy titan the appointment of twelve ad ditional Meters; while it is clear, feint the Returns annexed to their Report, that such incense would be perfectly inadequate to the removal of the evils complained of. That the Report of the .aid Committee states, that the prim of Coal in the Market do not appear to them to be excessive; but the Committee do not state upon what grounds they have conic to this eonclu snD ; nor does it appear to this Court that the f'omin Mee have considered, or inquired from any other Parties than the ('runes of the very Ships engaged in the Coal Trade, what effect the reduction in the salute of Shipping, Wages, and Provisions, ought to have had on the price of tie Article in the hontlon Market. That it appears to this Court that the sole use of a Public 31ar ket, supported as it is at a great public expense, is to guard the community against imposition. by securing, amongst other things, the supply of the Market at the me and fair value of the respective kinds of foals, with a reasonable profit to the dealer ; and that, if this principle were acted upon, it would he the obvious interest of the Coal Ikaler to obtain, and therefore he would be able to sell, his I'cuals upon the most moderate terms. That • practice luis prevailed of Coal Merchants and Factors becoming themselves Freighters, whereby nominal or fictitious bar gains are made between parties acting in the double character of buyer and seller by which mains excessive prices are established, to the manifest injury of the lower classes. and of others who are obliged to purchase at a season When the demand very much exceeds the quantity which, igloo the Parliamentary restriction of 12. chaldrons per day, can be delivered by the present limited num ber of Meters. That it appears that the public are open to Impositions by reason of the precise description of the Coal not bring specified in the hand Coal..3leter's ticket; there beisg, for instance, twelve or thirteen some sold under the driminination of R'oll's End Cosh, the priers of which vary from ten to fifteen per cent.; by want or which sufficient description in the Meter s ticket, the dealer has the power of selling Coal of the lowest value at the price of the highest, to the manifest injury of the public and of the fair trader. That it appears that Shine have had to wait 10. 11. 11, IR, and, in many rases 111, days for Meters, In consequence of the number now appointed bring so inadequate to the prompt discharge of the Ships as they arrive, which detention occasioning, se it does, en extra expense of Four err nee Pounds per day to every Ship so de tained, necessarily adds from 3s. to his. per Chaldros to the price which the Public must pay for such G oals; involves the Dealer in the necessity of keeping a larger establishment of Craft, and a larger stuck of I 'oils afloat, and creates an apparent and artificial scarcity of the article, when, in fact, there may, and frequently does, exist a surplus supply, though, owing to theabovc.stated causes. the same cannot be brought into mane of delivery, stud has, in fact, little more effect upon the llarket than it would have if the Coals still remained in the Pits at Newcastle. That there ought Dot to exist any delay in the discharge of Ships toning Leto Ws Fort withflaahc and that therefore there can exist no reason why the number of Meters should nut be increased to such extent as will best insure the immediate delivery, provided such in crease can be effected without imposing any new charge upon the Public. anti without miming the emoluments of the 3leters below that elite which semis likely to Snare an holiest and faithful dis charge of their duties. That hum the year 1800 to the year 1010 the meters did not earn more than IBM. to 2000. pie annum each, though the prices of pro visions. and of the other neressasies of life, were 311 to 10 per cent. higher than they now are ; but that the Meters now earn, upon the average, more than 2801:, and nearly :hell. per annum each. That to remedy the evils already describeil, it is the duty of this Court to direct that at least 40 additional Meters shout(' forth with be spi,stinted ; so that the number should he 143, instead of 1111; which increase may he made without in the sllghttst degree adding to the tArtll.(l4 that now fall upon the Public, and with. out reducing the emoluments of the Meters below 2110 L per annum. That in future the real and fall description of all Coals sold ought to he specified in the Meter's Ticket, tinder a penalty. that all posaible measures ought to be taken to put a stop to the practice of persons being suffered to impose upon the Public by wing in the double eb.iracter of Buyer :ind Seller, and being thus enabled, by fictitious Sales, to regulate or +Ali the price of the 31arket. 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Tux LEVFl7.—Ilis Excellency the Marquis Wellesley held a second Levee at the Castle on Monday, The fol lowing were amongst the personages who paid their respects to the Lord Lieutenant on the occasion The Archbishop of Dublin, the Catholic Archbishop of Dublin (Dr. Murray), the Catholic Archbishop of Turn (Dr. Rely), the Marquis of Carmarthen ; the Earls of Matth, EnhiskMen, Mayo, Charlemont, and Delmore ; Lords Chains, Dunsany, Brandon, Killeen, and Visenunt (ion; the Baron de Rnebeek, the Bishop of Cloutier ; the Lord Chief Justice, the Lord Mayor, the Attorney and Solicitor General, the Provost, the ruder Secretao, the De. puty Vice Treasurer, Judge Day, Sergeants Lloyd and Lefmr, Colonel Gardner (Deputy Adjutant-General). Gob:lW bow* Quartermaster-General); Sirs Robert Shaw, M.?., Wheeler Cafe, ICA., James Galbraith, Robert Arbuthnot. K.C.R. Cold stream Guards, Wm. Stainer, A. 11. King, and W. Smith; lionourabice James Stewart (Commissioner of enema), R. War. son, Colon(' Creighton, Francis Howard. Rev. Mr. remarry, Rev. Mr. Blackwood, and Rec. Mr. Mosaic ; Generals Freeman, Taylor, Young, and lien; Admiral ( /liver ; and a great number of OM. ens of the Army, Clergymen, and Gentlemen. The Freemwes.lerrnal remarks on the above Levee :-- " The names of the Roman Catholic Archbishops will recall the remembrance of the memorable layer held by oar lkselees King at Dublin Castle, at which those respected Prelates also attended." 11081 ID MURDER AND SUDDEN DEAED.--A most 'rider. choly and horrible occurrence took place at Etallaghan. county Mayo, within two miles of Froxford, In the course of last week. Bryan Dunleavy was dnving to pound some sheep belonging to Patrick Faughney, a neighbour, which he found trespassing on his lands. He was met on the way by two sons of Faughney, who re monstrated with him, but in vain. An altercation enaned—from words they proceeded to blows, until Dunleavy, at length, per ceiving one of the laughneys some feet below Idea, in a dyke, raised a large stone with both his hands, and dashed It en the head of his devoted victim. who instantly ezpired--the head and neck being driven into his body. In a few minutes after, old Faugbirey (who was dressing some nice, at a mill when the affray took place, preparing for the wedding of one of his daughters, which was to take place on Sunday), came running up to inquire the cause of the taproar. (Inc of the persons present pointed to where his son lay a bloody corpse. Shoeked and confounded, the old man tottered a few paces, then sunk to the ground, and heaving some piteous moans, closed his eyes to open them no maw° ! Ci.otrat at., FED. 7.—We have much regret in stating that r oc,. Quinton, who was shot in his own house, near Garranlea, on Sun day evening, died of his wounds yesterday morning. About ten o'clock on Thursday night, a most unfortunate occurrence took place at Sinone, about three miles beyond Cashel, in the dhPectien of Thurles. Two police constables were returning from Cashel, in company with two or three people on a car. While paining the house of a man of the name of Michael Myen (a tenant of Mr. Mansergh), a fusil or pistol fell from the car, and exploder. Two young lads, sons of the above-named Michael Myers, who, with their father, were at supper, on hearing the report of arms, started up and ran to the door. The people on the car, who, it is said, were for the moat part in liquor. were much alarmed at We explosion, andowiceivingan attack had been made on them, &woman on the car' cried out, pointing to the lads at the door of Myer-'v house, " There are the fellows who find the shot !" One or bent of the policemen immediately tired on these youths, when one of them was wounded in the "'tidy, and the other shot through the head and killed. Scene report, ray that but one shot was find, which killed the one and wounded the other. The wounded youth has been taken to the infirmary of Cashel, and ore of the police committed to gaol. NEWRY, Fan. 7..—0 n Tuesday last an inquest wat het' at Poyntspass, before the very Rev. Thomas Carter and Wm. Lento. Esq. two of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace fro the county of Armagh, on the view of the body of George Robinson. who bad been murdered the preceding evening. From the evidknee de duces', it appeared that the decease,' had the charge of James Con lon, and was locked in the house with him during the abtence of his brother at Banbridge market. James Conlon became die-satis fied with the confinement ; he broke the window, and endeavoured cet out. but was prevented by the deceased, who roamed hint rock ; which he had no sooner done than he was attiaired and knocked down, and his head so dreadfully fractured rot the right side with a spade, that the brains protruded to a considerable dia. lance, and caused instant death. During the snuggle the'decresed celled loudly tiw assistant*, bat before the door could he braken open, the dreadful act was perpetrated. It aypeintel'in evidence that the murderer had been for some dine in a dereraged stile of mind, and on that account was under restraint. The Jury found and he was committed by James Conlon guilty 0 wilful murder; the abort-named Magistrates to the gaol of Armagh. i