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~ • 7 4 - • C 14 --11 • coif Old i ffq al ,;• • • (4; eip 0 • . t.• !newm - 4 V •••• - Ism -- •••••l4slffneff3/5 I ' 'URDAY, PRICC 7d. NUMRER 5248. Tlllt ATR E-ROY AL. DRURT-LAN G. HIS THEATRE WILL OPEN for ,the TsEmiON no MONDAY NEXT, October 4, OHS. The Estertaiemetsis will emeinwarce with an OCCASIONAL ADDRESS, to be spoke* by Slim Kelly (her lest appear flaff at this Theatre them two years). After whkb, Ins Ma. jett)s Servants will perform O'Keefe's Comedy of OATS: OR, THE STROLLING GENTLEMEN. Sir George Tlitierier. Mr. Dowers. (his first appesraace at this Theatre these two years); Rover, Mr. Elfish). • Harry nosier, Mr. Pesky; Racks. Mr. Powell; John Dory, Mr. Thompson (from the Theatre-Royal, Dahlia, Ida Ora ap pearance on this slap); Farmer Gammon, Mr. Smith; Ivan. Mr. Keeley; Ephvains ttemotis. Mr. Mundell ; Sen. Mr Knight; Mot , M r. Coyne"; Twitch. Mr. ; Land lord. Mr. Meredith; Zechariah, Mr. Ofibteioa. Lady AIM. rlyth, Mts. W. West ; Mrs. Kwight ; Jame, Mies To which will he "'dart*. thw Musket Farce of LOCK AND KEY. Rentnioseern., Mr Menden ; Clime% Sir. T. Cooker; Cap tain Vail.. MI. RIOS.PIi Ralph, narley. Lowrey Miss Cohitl:. Fanny Miss Kra,. On Tuesday (by perwillesloa of the Proprietor of lk r e yhili Opera Mouse) will be porforiaml, The Devil's p,,dge Court 1101110, Mr. Brahmin (hie firm appearance on this w a g e these four years); Comatose Resalvieg, Mim Carew (her first appearance on this Oar). With Modern Aneignea; ur, The Merry Mourners. On Weduesday, The Dramatist; The Rival Soldlieve • and No Soot No Supper, in which Miss Peery will make be; first appearance ib London, in the character of Margarette. On ibarsday (fist time at this Theatre), the Opera or Cyr Matineriag; or, The Gipsy's Prophecy: Henry Bet tram, Mr. Brigham; Dandie Dminoot, Mr. Butler (his brat appearance uu thin stage); Meg Merrilies, Mrs. Egerton (her brit appearance at this Theatre). Mr. Bralism's professional arrangements, previons to his enralement at this Theatre, will pretest his re-sppearsmce star Saturday, the tub inst. ;Will the fecund week in November. The Puhlic are respectfully informed, that Mr. Kean will hare the Mown, to resume his professional duties early in November. Stage Manager, Mr. Ruwell.—Acting Manager, Mr. ir•es!on. The whole under the personal Direction of Mr. Ellision. The lower circle of Sixes will he exclusively set apart for dressed company; and every box-keeper engaged has strict order. to maintain the utmost impartiality in ...spec' to the p!sees. Any dereliction of their duty will be fullowed by immediate dismissal. 'To expedite the mode of entrance, an Office will bermes from Ten in the Morning till Ten in the Evening, at Mr. Spires. Little Russell-street, for the sale of Tickets both for. the First and Second Price, by which Paeans the incise araitllCC which Ladies experience by the pressure ors crowd will be considerably lessened, awl the delay arising from the payment of the mon ey at the down be entirely obviated. The Public is must respectfully requested to honour this surrealism with their serious consideration. The Goers will be opened at Half-past Si* o'Clock.— The Performance will commence precisely at Sven. Bores 75.; &coed Price 3s. ed.—Pit 3a. 64.; Syron/. * Price 2•.—Lower Gallery 26.; Second Price la.—Upper . Gallery le. ' • Second Price Cd. • The FiexOiSce will be open from Eleven till Five o'Clock —Places to be taken of Mr. Rodwell, Box Dook.kreprr. Prtraie Basra tie he had (nightly) of Mr. Spring, who ire ap pointed Comptroller of the Box-Office Receipts, the Private Boxes end Ticket Department, as well es the general arrange meet of the Doors. CONTRACTS FOR STRAW. CUISSIMARIAT DtPAILTSIMIT, TIVAIVRT oemesens, @crystallite t 9, 11110. St/ I C . y Persons as are denim,* of Cottfrocting *Ha Air Aorta for Coomainsarist Snpolirs. to forsiebts for Twelve Iftwohlt, front O. lst of Norcrobrr neat. sub Qtrolltiteso of !MAW fur Allier Pnillanamar tomy front time to woo be required et the Dorracka is she ondre.inesttiosed Crieetieb„ say receive Particulars of lb. Cootrorts no up- Opole el dile °Mee brooms tbr Hoare of Eleven *nil Five; to Ilappety CeeesiseeerCiemerel Young, et Eilitibareb; sad to the vespretive Herrera Martyrs io t h e Woods of Gnerontry, Jersey. ad Alderney, sad deli rev bei r Ttortutiost thin 01Bes (emoting Ikersee, K Tender fur Stria,") until Twelve Teesiley the - - be good feeling and good troth.—Gentlemen. Tour conduct on this eleCtion, sod your consequent success, will be of great importance to the intitoto= you cunnot doubt but (hut s wicked and cor rupt Administration is seeking to Crown you/ liberties, and to introduce a military Jawpstept, We know that in serious parts of the stated!. Ow people, like the Livery of Landon. have otir the power of electing their' awn &smith and -Cord Mayor ; shear the country that this y6n ere determined to exert fur the public good ; lead roar requivitiagefor public meetings will not hit Waged they have been. A requivittere r • • •r; :tr• ELECTION OF LOUD MAYOR. THEATIIE-ROY .44 COV RN7tll ARDEN. THIRD DAY. THIS EVEN I NO, s : ATti REMY, October 2, MITI h acted the Comedy of The polling this v'ry brisk—the friends of Alderman BUD° cq made greet exertions. particularly for * short time •efnre tole o'clock. the hour of announcing the number. At that time the stole of the poll was as follows : _ THE RIVALS.' Sir Anthony Absolute, Mr.W. Farren ; Sir Lucius O'Trig. ter, Mr. Cunene ; Faulkland, Mr. Abhutt ; Capt. Absolute, Mr. C. Reliable; Acres, Mr. Blanchard; David, Mr. Emery. Mrs. Malaprop, Mrs. Davenport; Lydia Languish, Miss Brunton; Julir, Mrs. Davison. After which, the Mel,-dramatic Romance of THE FORTY THIEVES. Alderman Bridges Alderman Thorn 1.104 Alderman Wood 1,082 Alderman BR!1)(iLs, about three o'clock, entered the Hall. and was received with partial hisser and Cassim Baba. Mr. Atkins; Ali Baba, Mr. Blanchard; Gamin, Mr. Dieruset ; Mustapha, Mr. J. Russell; Abdalla, Mr. Connor; Hassarac, Mr. Egerton. Cogia Baba, Miss Matthews; Murgiana, Miss Foote. Places for the. Brims to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Bos-offire, Hart otrret, from Ten till Four. A Private Box may be had for the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Office. (In Monday, King Henry the Fifth—after which will he pu.lisceil a new Dramatic Legend, called The Gnome-Kin, ur The Giant Mountains. apl•lause. Shortly after the numbers were declared, the votes were as f,.1100 , : For Mr. Alderman Bridges 1.474 Mr. Alderman Thorp 1376 Mr. Alderman Wood Mr. Sheriff PARKINS then came forward. and thanked the Livery for the good order and regula rity of their proceedings. Mr. THOMPSON said, that he had not yet reco vered from the bruises he received on Wednesday; he was, however, strong enough to address them. Little minds, he said. were elevated by trivial causer. The party to whom he alluded had gained a small majority, and they could not contain them selves. One gentleman, in the excess of his tri umph, called out to them to put down their ear; but he forgot that they were not slaves, to he cow mended. It generally happens, said he, in popu lar elections, that the unpopular party in the corn- mencement appear strong in numbers, and for a plain reason—corrupt slaves are dragged np by their masters, but freemen will take their own time.—(Applanse.)—But though freemen may be slow, of one thing rest assured, that freemen will come up at last.—(Applaisse.)—From the sample of the men brought up to vote for Mr. Alderman Bridges this day, I am satisfied they are at their last hope.—( Lone and tnonalitions applanse.,l— is, said he, no doubt, that if the Livery men exert themselves during this election, they will read such a lesson to their opponents, as will deter them for ever more from attempting to usurp the rights of their fellow-citizens. But. Gentle men, said he, even if we fail we have this comm . - - lation, that if we cannot command we will ender 'your to deserve success.—((reed applarse.)— la speaking as I do, I mean no disrespect to Alder testi Bridges—his private character I believe to be respectable; hut we have nothing to do here with private character.--see what the public conduct of o n Tuesday, The Steward, or Fashion and Feeling. On Wedisaaday, the Opera or The Maid of the Mill. BY SPECIAL DESIRE OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF SUSSEX. LAST NIGHT OF THE. COMPANY'S PERFORMING THIS SEASON. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. THIS PRESENT SATURDAY, October 2. will be performed, 22d time, au entirely new Ore. nett, ir3ltc4l BELLES WITHOUT BEAUX ! OR, THE LADIES AMONG THEMSELVES. The Principal Characters by—Miss Kelly, Mrs. W. S. Chetterley, Miss Carew, Mr*. Grove, Miss 1. Stevesson, Miss Lose, and Mrs. Richardson. After which the Comic Operetta called THE RENDEZVOUS. The Slusic composed end selected by Mr. Price. CJptam Bolding, Mr. Broadhurst; Charles, Mr. Hocked; trinikri. Mr. W. N. Chatterley ; Sillllo,l, Mr. Harley. Sophia, MIAs Kelly; Rose, Miss I. Stescasoe. in %hid% will be ridded (sixth time this season) the Melo dramatic Romance called TIIF: WOODMAN'S HUT. Ferdinand, Como Cimenberg, Mr. Pearman ; Weedier, Mr. %Viborg ; M'olfender, Mr. Itowbotheni; Kaunas, Mr. T P. Co. , ke • Brobl (the Woodman), Mr. W. N.Climicrley; Moritz, Mr:Wilkinson. Amelia, Miss Kelly; Maria, Miss L. Laiivister ; Larirn, Miss Love. 192, STRAND. - I A LMON, ODY, Still CO. most respectfully K." inform the Public, that their PATENT SELF-AD it'STING TRUSSES 'commis, Its be rerinninended by all the must eminent Surgeons itt Town and Cutintry. The •priugs are so cumnurted as to admit of increase or di , . cleave in size and force; will answer fur right 'or left side, without the km, incunvenience to the wearcr, registries NI uadrr strap, or other pilling bandage. The Patentees have the hunour to supply the Army and Navy, the Naval and Ifonpit*lo, the Dock-yards and Onlitauer, the Marine Infirmary, the Hut ))))) ruble F.ast limbs Compauy, the City id Londe', Truss Society, the Mary- Waveliscombe, Bristol, and Denbigh leitnisties, the Middlesex Hospital, Be. ice. Re. Mainsfactory,tn, !humid, London; et a la Gale4e du Palms Royale, No. 163, a Paris. N.ll..—Prrsoas 'wanting in the country, sending the cir camfeream of the body across the hips, may depend oyes. Woo( accurately fitted. sold by moiler and moos, •No. 34, Rockville-overt, Dob bs; mutest or Wore Druggists io yriattipal Tole in Ragland. Alderman Bridges has been. A demand has hero made of him, whether he, in the event of being elected, would at all times during his Mayoralty, when requested by the Livery, consent to call a Commas, Ilall ?-..Gentlemen, raid he, whatever Alderman Bridges unsay appear to have conceded, he has nut Klima a distinct auswer to the Livery, and it is to be presumod that he would not obey the summons of the Livery.—(Here a great cla mour was set up by some persons behind Mt, yhompscits.]Gentlesnesi, maid be, I will not interrupted by these noisy blockheads behind at( (Lord applause and laighter.)—They don't . my taste to calling tbesublockbeads; bat if it it not, as they suppose, an instance of good ' 'i‘ is of br;l ..A-,..'.; k • • LONDON, SAT' . . S — mode in a few of the Counter Schemes Arm printed, I think it proper to advertise the Deterastualde Prises as they were inserted in the Gazette of Saturday last (as the Error was is that part of the Scheme); and I have to request, that any person who obtained a Scheme previous to the Silk silt. will he kind enunith ill call at either of my Offices, tor any of my Agenti, where corrected Schemes may be obtained 'retie. DETERMINABLE PRIZES. William Asirll, Esq. M.P. Joh.' Auldjo, Milled B►own, Esq. Mr. Alderman Birch Hesston Long. Fol. James Lam, Esq. Jolts Xessr, Esq. Thomas Murdock, Esq. Thornily Bainbridge, Esq. 4Enene Darkly, EN John Bannetyne, Erg. Thomas Brown, E•q. 11. Bitymester. Faq Richa►d Brook, Erg. Janice Campbell, F..q. John Cockeye% Esq. William Dania, Esq. Peter Free. Eq. William Fairlir, F•q. }Award Fletcher, Esq. Sir C. Flower, Dart. Jobn Lewis Mieet; Esq. Willies' Massie/6 Eaq. M.P. Heine Peters, Esq. Jobe Penne, Elq. Brice Penne, Esq. Herr, Poolrom, Esq. James Poittisoe Esq. Maass' Reid, isq. Geo. A. Rubies*" Esq. Thomas Roberts, Esq. lame' Sionmowls, Abel Smith, Esq. M.P. Samorl Gargellseith. F.sq. Fitat-dtaaa Prize. in filch Class lo have is adlition, 16 0001. Consols, and 4,0001. Money, waking Two of the Eight 20,0001 Prises. 16th, 171 h, and 16th drawn Priv..., in each Class, to have 2190/. Money. 191 h-draws Prize. is each Class, above 201 Os. 61. to hive 20,0001. COIIIIIUiS snaking Tao mire ui the Eigbt 40,0001. Prlsrs. _ 25tIralrown Prize, is earls Close. shove ?Of. Os. 6.1. Its hay... in addition, 10,0001. 31_ v.sesilting 'r two more o f the Light 2°,10901, Prizes. Renjansin Harrison, Esq. Mr. Alderman Woolley Jeremiah Harman F.sq. John Henton Tritium. Esq. Thomas Helps, Esq. William Whitmore, Esq. John Innes, Esq. M.P. I Jobs, Whitmore. jos. Esq. John Inglis, Esq. Frederick tVhitmore, Esq. James Jacks, E.q. Thomas Wilms, Esq. Thomas Lumley, Esq. I William Wilson. Esq. Lewis Loyd, Esq. Henry MMUS, Eaq. The following Declaration was unanimously approved, and ordered to lie for Signature at the under-useniismed places :—The Lawton T the City of London Tavern; the King's Head, iloadtry; and Loa** Colrea-hassaa. Loe we-hitt We, the undersixsed Merchants, Bashers, Traders, sad others. of London, deem it our imperious duty at this juncture to declare these our deliberate seatimenls: We view with abhorrence the muhinat Mos of factinos sail designing men, who, availing themselves of blasphemous publications to sap the foundations of Religion, and of in flammatory writings sod lisraugues to sow sedition and tree. son, take advantage of the present distresses to impose upon the minsla of the usinfornaled, and, under various pre texts, to lend them into measures which would increase these distresses in en incalculable degree, by their manifest tend ency to anarchy and confusion. We have witnessed the extolling privations and suffering's of certain classes of our fellow-subjects with feelia,te of the deepest (sincere. It is our hope and belief that these din. tresses will only prove of a temporary nature, and during their eoutinuance it will he our anxious wish to promote ever( measure that can trod to alleviate them. First-drawn Prize s to mark ('lass, Second Day, to have, in addition, 18.00111. Cna , olr, and -2,0001. :11nnvy, makinerne Inure of the Eiptt 80,900/. and whirls completes the whole. 1 have the honour to be the Public's &sine.' Servant, Oct. 2, 1819. T. NISH, Stuck Broker, 4, &robin, and 9, Chao ing-erums. ••• Lottery begana Lord Mayors Day (9th of Next Meath). ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, IVIA September, 1819. IN pursuance of the Act of the 551 h year of his present Majesty, by which it is enacted, that the Out. Pensioners of this Hospital shall. in future, he paid quar terly, its advance, instead of half.yeaely : Notice is hereby given, by order of the Right Iln ...... /Able the lairds and others, Commissioners for managing the Affairs of the said Hospital, that all the Ortt-Pcationrrs thereof, residing in Loudon, or within the district of the Rills of Mortality. are required fu appear personally, and regimentally, with their In s tenctions, roil Certificates of Ailmirsits, at she Secre tary's °Nice in the said Hospital. on the respective days, and in their different classes, aceurdini to their severs' rates of pension as *soder mentioned ; when aiilred4laCe will be gives from ter o'clock in the morning until three in the after. noon, fur the payment of • quarter of a year's pension in atlrauce to are 24th December neat. On MONDAY, the 4th of OCTOBER. The Pethnoners nt per day, auJ these et M. to the end of the uuonloereal Rigiments. Oo TUESDAY. the sth of OCTOBER. Those at Gil. from the !loyal Garrison Battalion and re maisiine Reginieuts and Corp.; tbose at 7J. and BJ. aaJ all the Cavalry at 9d. per Jay. Os WEDNESDAY. Ilse oth of OCTOBER. Move at 9.1. per day, Crum the Ist Vuut Guards to t►e 60th Fuol inclusive. Os THUR%DAY, the 7th of OCTOBER. Thoae ao 9d. yet day. ' from Ike tilat Foot, and all Ilse retnaisking Regiments and Carp, as also theme at lUd. per day. While we cherish these sentiments of unfeigned commi seration, we declare it to he our firm purpose to resist, to the utmost of oar power, all turbulent attempts to overawe the comtituted authorities, in full reliance on the efficacy of the law., the purity of their administration, and the wisdom of the Legislature. (Signed) JOHN WHITMORE. oa FRIDAY, the Nth of OCTOBER. Those at ts. prr day Rom the tlifftreat Reeireteata of Ca valry, wills the lit nod 2tl Regiments of Fuut Guards. On SATURDAY, the 9th of OCTOBER. Thom at Is. per dee, from the 3.1 Regiment of Foot Guards, to the end of the o umlwred Regiments at that Rate. On MONDAY. the 11th of OCTOBER. Those at Is. per day, (rum the Royal Garrison Battalion, and all the renaming Regiments and Corps, and also these at Is. Olyl. per day. The Thasks of the Meeting W erf noanimomly voted to John Whitmore, Esq. fur his impartial aud able viaduct in the Chair. CHEAP WARD. AT • SPECIAL. NIEETING of the lobo. Wants of this bard, bullets us Friday, the let of October, at the Kineirkead T its the Poultry, before RICHARD ROTH WELL, F.sq. Alderman, sad Altera of the City of London and Comity of Middlesex, iu compli ance with a Requisition of several respectable fultabitsuts thereof, IT WAS RegoLem, That the lubabitaats of this Ward do deeply regret the melancholy occurrences at Manelimber, on the 16th of August last. That, barterer lamentable soap events, the Inhabitants of this Ward are out prepared to censure either the Magistracy or the Yeonisary engaged in the dispersion of the populace on that day, believiug trim they were animated by a sense of deity, supported by law, and by a desire to restore confidence mad security to the peaceable residents within that populous ...ietwougo.sow. Thai the Inhabitants of this Ward do deprecate the system of intcroperaleAbuse, and the general tenor of the Results. linos which have so mach prevailed iu the different districts of this City, with reference to the transactions of the 16th of August, aosiorrd that the Laws are adequate to afford re dress' for injury and oppression, and that soy attempt to afreCi the Adiniadatratioti of Jostice, by prejudgiug those who may have become obooxione to it, is highly improper. That the Inhabitants of this Ward, yielding to none it at. tachosent to the liberty of the subject, and in zealous affec tion for their Sovereign, view with serious concern the guys. lunatic propagation of principles at meetings contrived by the wicked and diaffectest, moler the pretence of t er , ii t di._ eisssion, alike dangerous to the Constitution of England, subversive of the good oink, of Society, and destructive to the mild and Iwneficeid influences of Re'igloo. That the Inhabitants of thin Ward do combine to add etreerh and energy to the magisterial and groanl admi nistration of the laws, and to inspire confidence in his Majesty's loyal sohjects, well reseeded that by such coarse the temporary disirerow with which the people of this cottony, in common with those of the civil i sed wor ld , are deetioeil to contend s are more likely lit be removed ih e „ b y the propagation of &wooer's!, iusabordinatiou, lust in. fidelity. That the *Masks of this Meeting he given to Richard Rothwell, Esquire, Alderman we Ihn Ward, for Isis alien. tom Si, the retreat of the lubabitaate to en eeeee the present Meeting, sod for his impartiality in the Chafe. Thai the above Resolutions he signed by the Ward Clerk, and inserted in Tms lhtiet•tl Pars% The New Timers, Wielding Chromiele, Morning row, Grone, Courier, awl Statesman, and such other public Papers as has been usual en other occasions. S. C. WEST, ITard Clerk. THE PATENT BEDSTEADS. SOFA BEDS and CHAIR BEDS. the !imperial lad Trafal gar Maim, Tables sad Sideboards, wish Watiolea ether Parf aits /Aides is she Upholstery and Cabinet Bewitches, have frr these trot meaty years brew preferred to any Oilier' fee Foreign Climates. The reerinininG Part of the extensive STOCK of MORGAN an.l Ca. No.lll sod I?, Cathariee.. weld. Sirssid, is saw SELLING OPP. A Discount of 13 per Cert. allowed so Ilerekistater ilibippisi Orders, if the sinnitist exceeds toot. ica—The extrusive Isaias to be Let so Lowe, eon aiming ask Hooves. ROYAL COONS; THEATRE. trudge the Patronage Obis 11401 HlElleass Prime LettltAft of Sew aborri. THIS PRESENT SATURDAY, Ortohet 2. at Hattpwat Si: 'Meet portiarty, the Entertain meats will reatasenew with the hiwohable Barletta. iakea from the Freneb, r.U'4 A WIFE'S FIRST LESSON. Mier which will he *AM, as rattiety new ;read Ilitio strantstie H.We4. is Ora mete. :sant • NOVIUDDIN AND THE TARTAR ROBBERS; OR, THE HOBE OF catioaA. NosreAdia (Caliph et liagditA). Nowa. Le Clereq (his ad ' Wear' is a dewaraire tiantair). Fehr* 011aihawe Le THE NOTED AND CNBAIIIN/F BED FEATHER - third -at *la Thaw' - iranistie . _ the T1.'444144 Edihoo, illustrated with an entire new set of Mapa, accurately drawn from the latest Surveys, price It boards, A GEOGRAPHICAL HISTORICAL mid COMMERCIAL GRAMMAR; exhibiting the pre. rest state of the World. To which ace added. I. A Geo graphical Index, with the Names of Places alphabetically arranged, sad their Latitudes nod Loacitsides 7 11. A Table of Coins, sad their Value in English Money: 111. A 'Clem. sological Table of Remarkable Evrais, from the Creation to the present Time: sod, IV. As Obituary of Emmert and Illustrious Penrose. By WILLIAM GUTHRIE, Eq. The Astronomical Part by JAMES FERGUSON, F.R.I The Twenty-third Edition, studiously revised, and care fully corrected. Printed far F. C. and J. Rivington; J. Cuthell ; W. Clarke and Sons; Cadell and Davies; Scats-herd and Let terman; Longman. Hurst, Rem, Orme, and Brown ; Lark. Moos and Cu.; tenon, Harvey, and Co.; John Richard. sun; J. Booker; T. Mousey and Suns; E. Williams. R. Seboiry, J. Aperne ; J. Shuman ; J. Black and Sist ; Bald win, Cradork, and Joy ; T. Tegg ; Sherwood, Nerly. and Jones; Ogle, Demean, and Co.; T. Hughes; G. and W. B. Whittaker; B. Reynaldo; E. Edwards ; ti Mackie; and Sirapkin and Marshall, London • Willem Rad Sons, Yost; and Stirling and Slade, Edislosrik. Of whom may be had, separate. The MAPS, coloured, on lie popes, and beirAsossit; price 12s. • good entertiiiiimeni ; some eperson is there 'olio drinks the hose's good health, and at the same hunt observes, find the company would be glad to ele:•t him an Alderman or their 1%'1111i 4 111141 Thus' SOWS present (eel they are pledged particularly as other entertainments latsgh.l—Now, the host is of course . this principle of vitiation were adler►d or 30 individuals, and nut the Liverymen would have the real power of electing But a gentleman next him said that , eessary a man Minuld be an Alderman be Lord Mayor ; if this, said lie. were would teldout go into the Board of selecting a Lord Mayor. But , some Alderman ►hould be elected served the expeosivs nfflee of Siterh tlemeti, what is the expense of the _ I know a man who it !Ns soppesed Sheriff, but who &whited. and in . fore he declined he had nu ler% than offering to take the office of Coder-tilterh defray all espenses of frinitieg. cnacl►er. ' remota, and eerry other neat letters added. that the writer thing else that any Gentleman Nay. he !tumor on • lite -occasion. where * sons of one thousand pounds was got for that office. If this were true, let them hear no inure of the expensive office of Sheriff', or of the re muneration to * Lord Mayor. He understood the, oil the contrary, the Chief Magis•tacy oat of late become a lucrative office, sod that tow, with whom the Gentlemen near him no doubt frit a gtest sympathy— (A laugh)—would take out 4,000/. with him. But they ought to know that the income of this impoverishing situation was 10.S00/. of which 3,0001. was intended for feasting—that os, feedieg the Gentlemen of the Caput ation.—/Crooroing.)-se But he was told there would he a meeting on the present occasion among these Gentlecuen, became the Lord Mayor had toot given the iissail repasts— ( Loaghteei—in consequence of which hr meant iJ go out with 4,0001. in his pocket. Vl'itio respect to the office of Lord Mayor. it was one to which he attached' the very highest interest and renrc . • when that officer proved himself the gtoartlia.., the protector. the friend of his coustititeistr— when he stood in defence of the people. itetwero them and a persecuting Government.—oipplause. —To such a man he would yield his warmest gra titude and most sincere reverence ; ,but if is us;:so got into the office who dared to resist the wi.lors tot the Livery, and refuse them the enjoyment of their undoabled rights. his heart detrsitil and abhorred that man as nom+ ar it loved and respected the other. Now, therefore. it was for them to carry into effect the honest intentions of those who lire. posed Alderman Wood end Alderman Thwp; and if they did, he was sure that Aldenonari Bridges. with his own good .rose and another going pu school, would on a future oreasioro come forwara, and declare to them he would tout rerise them a Common Hall, when they domed it. Speaking of Magistrates, he could refer them for an ex.cr ream.. ple of a bad one, if they had not already had it i , ll their own Lord Mavor, TO a :111.1gmITITP at Mancini ter. lle indeed, tf possible, it-at the Lonti Mayor. because it was of that sacred crater which warlord to teach tie dorttiues and ilisoClplior of Dint who SUS the brightest pattern of melty and corny 'snort —who refused. when entreated by Ins disciples do straw down fire front heavers on the heads of the Satintitatis, using the word.. " Thr son of man Niellte not to destroy men's lives, but to save them." He (Mr. Thompson) was a Cloristoan, and he Rio. tied on the title ; but while the blasphemy cer lain publications was talked of, what wall there in them of that character to compare with the cooslort of finch a 11141/ ? It was Mr. Eshelstorier of Mau diestrr. to whom Ire had allotted, and he would Ma to them the language used by that Rev. Geo. denims on which he founded his minium-H.(2mila derable interruption was 11141Otrated here trona b.. hind Mr. Thompson.] . Mr. fsIiNtUEL DIXON said, it was not right to read the passage. because the Gentleman to whom it referred was absent-4)ot as lie lost taken it from a Newspaper. it could not be a secret. Mr. THOMPSON then took oust a usanose!ipt cope of what, he said, bed-been asldieseed by 11r. Ethel -.war to • poor creature brought before hint in his met u'Clock au Tuesday she 19th of October. Ciereq (her tbi appeanuice at th s is a staaratie • WAREHOUSE IN LONDON, as t he have be e s. A reluirilion is lint •• nigher, Prop:orbs an to he made separately foe roe% Comity le character). • 4s, Illtioomustreet, corner of the Saurceu's Head,Sonu-hill• it is • command. requiring • itiagietrtße td 1114 a South Mita* he the Whok of ilmi Itarrneks is North an. To which will be added, • ark Nmisudraimatie loped* Ai C. WALKER'S WHOLESALE and certsi II thiog, *hie , ' he it isoshid to do 'wok tits taia,aad also tor the Whole of there. in the Three Ishmial of called •• ti ff... RITA 1141 APIUFACKORY fee GENUINE SEA. oath. The other sidee.asbE h‘ contikahre IE4 the Gorrawry„Jesoryowil Alderney; bat no Primesol wilt •be WINNING A HUSBAND ! BONED FEATHERS, Beds, Mattresses, Pittiamea, Bed. sp i Nt i v i e oe log ,,, t i oi , surri, e ,„ i t ,,,,,,,,, t 4 s o o r nisteed alarm made mi. or sisoned two prleusel Purtisaler, Or, SEVENWIAIN. ;: v adat airist a2Z i alla aaki_ . .•l4 . 4, V a ru ...fr ‘ l " .oft 16 . 64- . fleeter, • hut see stream Met. have TWA lortikedit sad she Priem lostressid its words at Wirth; sot MOM a II in Jewry Trans it. • Barersatift ,__ P ' T rews: ital Mite Gemes FN beer s ...• * UM' he::::jr il I" "sb raorall 6 " a Pal;C; ( _ __ ..__ 11 "/"S ryas attempoitia-M Maeonsticleamay„lllnt. fg. ild. so lg. U. pee !I x ; go • AlG, t7 G u ms, g o . S. gs. g e l. Themselves. A Iderineu Bleti sore! Mugruise it • Is become Iminsd .i _wok NM mollm" W. Ilarryiwore! Mies Camelia aesoratiaa Clown°. Mem per lb.; Paolo, Feathers, ttd. so lid. per lb.; Floats, 3d. to the principle of rotetioi wim obarrired„ shcrifd here _Mare l' eveurgimme .1 "" " 4 ' 141 ' .__ ___.• W. Bl'elsoer 1 . '• Lady Doweilulk AWAY. Mn . W. Harry- Sd. per lb.; well - dressed sad stored Goose letlit, 14.35. to 1 • Me seat by post. the postage moat ow pant. • COUNTIES. mere!! Mrs. Deborah Greats, Mrs. W. Barrytaorr!!! ! 71. ?•.; %milky Beds, H. Itle. to 31.35.; nodt Bede, 21$. Mademoiselle Aatoistette hiarosiquieu, Mrs. W. Harry- to 11/e• • Derrieres! Ruck and Hair Mattress.., Its. to Mi.; been preferred before Alderman Bridges. Ef 0411 4re they then have the imputlenr.e to complain of oar for . doiug an improper illicit when we are follossitig • Berks. '.. Isle of Man. - more!!!! ! Bridget Buckthorn, Mrs. W. Barrymure ..... ! best Ct;rled Horse-hair Mattresses, 13s. and upwards; Test ' their own example --/(:'tat applawle.)—They Brerkoock. Isle of Wight. I Surrey. . . Eosin Thaddeus 07mosit, Mrs. W. Hairpiece .... ' ' Bedsteads, 25.. to 335.; Foar-post Bedsteads, 505.; sod all Chester. -Rest. Sussex. TM whale to conclude with the last new laterestiac Serie- usher Articles to the D e mis t Lose e m s,* cheap. Bed. bare unfortunately set us the example, and whet, Cornwall. Uneasier. Warwick. P' ollo, Nielle. with ,sorely "W Pielserr'l** Syr ticks soid, mod sender prime cost, to Purchasers of Feathers, we follow their example, to Moe t•ases out el ten Cumberlead. 111 isilesex. York. Orestes asd Decorations, Combats. he. called who may see their bags and licks filled from the Stoireerisios w e are like) to do wron ellemse.eok m Devon. Norfolk. North Dritaio. PHILIP QUA RI. ! , which is kept consotly hot for drying the Feathers. y g —( p p f — L Dorset. Northampton. Islasids of THE ENGLISH HERMIT. N.B.—Tbs TrAde and Tarera•keepers, he. 'applied oa at the circumstance they call rotation : ',hat es ro- tation but robbilig you of the right of eleettaig • Durham. Nottingham. I Guernsey. .. very low terms. Essex. Pembroke. Jersey. Orders duly attended to, sod the Goods forwarded to any Lord Mayor? The Lord Mayor is elected Irons tone Hants. Suffolk. Alderney. T • MEETING of MERCHANTS , A RANKERS, TRADERS, sad OTHERS, bell at part of tbe Coat i Rent. Aldermen; now, how are the Aldermen elected ? the London Tavern, the Ist of October, 111$ ; A pertain who wishes to become an Alderman iu- TO THE PUBLIC.GL'THRIES GEOGRAPHICAL GRAMMAR. JOHN WHITMORE, Eaq. in site Chair. rites 20 or 90 individuals to dinner, and gives them Thin day is published, in one large volume, medium Bro. •. `OM E trifling typographical Error( having been CRUM?: .. .... . ~.._, c.,.._.. :......._._. _;.s. __ ....,;__ • good entertainment: some (tenon is there who end elms tire per- to support . pots fntinw.....l A 'se elected : wy if 1 lived In, pale 9.4) rrymeei it.. a buds. u turd Mayor. ligt it was not r.e. , rairts in order N., were the fart. we for the porp 3 se t it wits said tint RP ed. bee-lust th. 44 triff. office of Shent .sed would act 55 a frw hours be- boo i..elre fetter... ler-Slieriff and to , :nachos. liveries fur . r , ; and ewe of t "...• I P.e B '" would do ..w 1511 would du." • pacity, and rea•l it us Vie foliewileg dhe, I will not be- envoy thee& behind :1 1 1010 1 ffi l d Cal )—They dote( Me I believe that muds; but if it it not.' '• " you are *downright libtr kgnerl f good taste, it is of Refonstr. Souse of you Reformers o u g ht to br _• On TUESDAY, the 12th of OCTOBER. . - TIos• at a. IJ. 1a.1141. Is. Id. la. 2W. ••J la.3d. per day. Oo WEDNESDAY, the 11th of OCTOBER. - - Thosa al Is. 3til. 12. 4d. , 1..40. 12. :id. 12. Std. h. 6J. Is. 60. 12.7 d. Is. 7YJ. 12. bd. Is. Sl i d. le. N. 15.91 d. and Is. 10d. per day. Oa THURSDAY, the 141 h of OCTOBER. Thine st 15.10 1 ,d. per day and upwards, and those Pen sioners who have been admil ted on account of Blindness. It is also ordered and "award,. that all the Oat-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospital do pay particular audition to their instructions, which they are required to produce at the tome of payment, by which those Pensioned residing beyoutl the Rill, of Mortality are ordered to transmit to the Paymaster-General of his Majtsty's Land Forces in London, their ■Bidsvits as therein pr.-scribed, on or immediately after every Quartedalsy ; without which their Names will viol be ente►ed on the Pay- LW% for the eulisequent Quarter, and they arc Ma afterwanls to.thasige their place of abode, as specified in their affittavite, without unavoidable neces sity, and duly Notifying the same. And further to take Notice, that In consequence of va rious Funds having beds committed by Pensioners is the Receipt of Pension slot Prize-Otiosity, it is ordered that all Pend...ire so ulteitiliug sh■ll he struck oft the Penrion List, and forfeit fair ryes. all benefit arising from this Establish ment; st is therefore to be observed that in pursuance of this rerulutiou, the Lusk Commissioners at Mwir meetings on the 17th tied 25111 of March last, directed the following Uut-Vensinnere to tit struck MO the Iluspital Books. 7th Fool, JAMES JEFFS, •rt la. 211. gwr day. 711. Ileagoons, SAMUEL MULLINS, ltd. ditto. The former having been gniltrof forging or canning to he 'forged IM 14111111[11 of Magistrate. ii) those Quarttrly vita, end the latter fur altering his Kate of reflation iu his Iststrtulion Paper, and thertby defrauding the Person ap pointed to p•y him hi* Pension. RICHARD HEAVE, Secretary and Regiqtar. OCTOBER 2. 18IV.