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M.P.. kseas Barkly, E s q. • Henry Pett4i, Esq. :Llolin-Bannatyne Esq.l - . John Pease, Esq. Tbignak BroWnAsq. Brice Pearce, Esq, Ir. BirrmeStei, ESI. Henry POlsnsett,'Esq iekiard Brook, Esq. James Pattison, Esq. 'acmes Campbell, ESq.. : • Thomas Reid, Esq. - •• , , aohglCockerell, Esq. , . G.Abererouthieflobinon,Ess Villiain Davis, Esq. Thomas Itolierts, Esq ' ) .etcr.FreeiEsq. . James Sinnnonds, Est,. •Villiana Fairlie, Esq. Abel Smith, Esq. M.P. kd ward Fletcher, Esq. . Samuel George Smith, Esq. fir Charles. Flower, Bart. Mr. Alderman Scholey, • 11 enjainin Harrison, Esq. John Milton Tritton,Esq. I lleiniab Harman, An. . William Whitmore, Eiq. Thomas Helps, Esq. John Whitmore., jun.'Esq. 4 ehn Janes, Esq. M.P. : Frederick Whitmore, Esq. ,_.'iohn Inglis, Esq. ~ . Thomas Wilson, E.g. 'Atnes.Jacks, Esq. William Wilson. Esq. II:onlas Lingiey. Psi. Henry 11-sun ' --I ' 4 l . Wis Loyd, E-q. . ' . Zachary Macanley, Esq. ike won Long. Esq. • George Hanlon), Esq. The following Declaration was unanimously approved and dered to lie for signature- at the undermentioned plaCe4:— The London Tavern s • • , , ..The City of London Tavern, The King's tle.td; ry; and London Coffee-In , w•e, Ludgate-hill. the undersigned Met chants, Bankers, Traders, and *bets of London, deem it our imperious duty at ttisjUncture to d,-elare these our deliberate sentiments . :— 'tVe view With aohorrtnce the machinations of factious and 4 • .IsigilaJg men, who, availing themselves. of blasphemous p , ; , :ications to sap the . founeations of religion, and of intlant ory writings and harangues to sow sedition and treason, bdie advantage of the present distresses to impose upon the Itkituts of the uninformed, and under various pretexts to lead gent into measures which would increase these distresses iu al lincaieulahle degree, by their manifest tendency to anarchy Itri d,confusion. We have witnessed the 'existing privations and sufferings et certain • elasses of our fellow-subjects with feelings of the lierpeit concern ; it is our hope and belief that these distres -1.8 will only prove of.a temporary nature, and dpring their , to ntinoalic,, it Will he our anxiOus:wish,to promote every mea . , altlre that can tend to alleviate them. •Vhile we cherish' these sentiments of unfeigned corn misc.-I.a -we declare-it to he •oiir firm purpose to resist, to the ut lhost of our power, .all turbulent attempts to overawe the otistitui eg i Authorities, in' full reliance on the efficacy Of be Laws, the piiiity•of their administration, and the wisdom "the Legislature. (Signed) - • \ JOHN WHITMORE. 'The Thanks of the MeKting wero, unanimously rated to /Om Wh;ttuure, Esq. for hie . impartial and able ronduet in th e Chair. ROYALIJOSKTAL. CHELSEA, SEPT. 29, 1819. Pursuance; of the Act, of the 55th year of his present Majesty, by which it is enacted that the Out- FensionerS of this Hospital shall in futnee be paid quarterly. In advance, instead of half-yearly, 'Notice is hereby given, by * der of the Right Honourable•the Lords and others, Cont alissioners,for Mall:4;11i: the Affairsof the said Hospital, that all the OutLPe,isioners - thereof, residing in London, or isithin the District of the Bills of Mortality, are required to. 1 4 1 Pear Pe r sonally and regimentally, with their Instructions 140 Certificates of Admission, at the Secretary's .Ottice in the 11 41 Hospital, on the respectiVe days, and in their different Z s "s. aecortling•to their several Rates of Penston, as un ,,rmentioned ; when ,attendaiice - Will be given front Ten t 6 l : l ;ck in the, NlOrniffg untirThree in theiAfternoon,' for '''"Puent of a Quarter of a'Year's Pension in advance, 'the 2tth December next. On MONDAY, the 4th. .of October. The Pensioners at sd. per day, andthuse at 6d. to the cnd t he'nuinbert;d Regiments. -- • On TUESDAY, the sth of October.' Those at Gd. from the Royal GarriSon Battalion, and re. gaining lt..giments ana Corps ; those at 7d. and ad. and all e Cavalry at 9il per day. • On WEDNESDAY; the 6th of October. Those at Pd. per day, from the Ist Foot Guards to the tatli Foul inclusive. ~, • r On THURSDAY, the 7th of October. Those at 941. per day, froln'the.6lst Footi and all the re- Reghoeuts and .Corps; as also those at 70d. per gay. On FRIDAY, the sth of October. Those at Is. p er d 4, .from the different Regiments' of Ca 4"' 'Ys .With the Ist and 2d Regiments of Foot Guards. , On'SATURDAT, the 9th of October. 4 0se at . Is. per day; froin the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, th e end of the numbered Regiments at that Rate. On MONDAY, the 11th of October. and'at .Is. pei'day, from, the Royr.l Garrison Battalion, • at , t he'remainiii , Regiments and Collis, and also those as. , 2d per day. Those On TUESDAY, the 12th of October - . • da .,. at Is: Id. is. lid. 2d.•ls. eid. and Is. 3d. per On WEDNESDAY, the 13th Of October,' Is. at Is. 4.d. Is: 6d. t: . • ;11. is. 7d. Is. 71(.1. Is. Bd. Is. 86d. Is. 9d. Is. 9a. and •lio• per day. Oh THURSDAY, the 14th 6f 'October. .110se at:is—top. per day and upwards, and those Pen- , "vrs who hare. -been admitted On account of Blindness. l e lt i s also_ ordt;red and directed, that all the Oat-Pensioners I .' 4 'o ll K to the said Hospital do pay partictdar attention to ate kititrnetiou s , which they . are required to•prodhce at the tare of P•ayinent, by whichthose Pensioners residing beyond li ft , Bills of M er t a li ty are or d ere d to' traastra lite'Pay aster-(4eoerni of his Majesty's Land Forces in 'London, their Atticiarits as thereitivrestiribet%"o4 or iniiiediately after : wer YQuarter-day, without which their Names will not be irtl'ed on th e P ay -Li sts f or t h e sub.4equitnt, Gl:tarter; and ' e Y "re' not afterwards to change their Place of .Abode, as . 13 .1::•eiti vi l i n their Affidavits, witheiut unaveidaide necessity, 4 mily notifying the saute. /10 timber to take Notice,,that, in Cousequerce o various .orls 'havi ng been comratted liy . PetislOoets in th f e Receipt • VenSion and Prize-Money, it is ordered that all Pensioners Q 'Te'ictiog shall b e struc k o ff th e P ens i on Li st , an d f or f e i t 1 r ev il a ll benefit rt'krising ...from this Establisimeut ; it is ti !efore t o b e observed, ibid . in 'put:snake of this !' , the Loads Connuitsionets, at their Meetings on the i,ui.and 25th of .March last, directed the folownig Out . "mers to be stretch off the Hopitiarilhole3 71 h Foot, JAMES JEFF'S, at is. 2.1. per dal. Th 7th Dragooos, SAMUEL MULLINS, Iild• at°. b e formet having been gnilty of forging, o• causiag to i i ; ,,,;terf, the Names of Magt•At reit e.s'fo their Qiarterly and 1 e Names latter for altering his. Rate of JenSion in his • o t e , l Pap ers , and thereby defrauding tie Person 0 7 ' (e) ills Pen4ioil• iuctui.) NEAVii; Secretatrandßegistrar. A NTIBILMUS' Piths, invented by ED WARD HALLAM; Surgeon and Apothecary. This Preparation is justly esteemed for its agreeable and certain operation, by, which it. effectually removes all Inaction.or • Obstruction of the Stomach and . Bowels, whether arising from Bile, Indigestion, FlatMlency, or Cold; Sickness at Stomach; Head.achc, &c. It operates by dislodging acrid bile or other crudities retained in the intestinal canal; and .acts as- an alterative to the system generally. Free from any antirtionial or mercurial preparations, it is at all times safe; and has • been . given with singular good effect during Pregnancy.—lts action. is particularly adapted to persons of Bilious Habits, and those of sedentary lives, where a sufficient action of the bowels is not kept up, and crudities retained in those organs are frequently producing pains • - and distensions, head achs, languor, and giddiness, or a sense of weariness and oppression.' A single trial will fully convince the patient of their efficacy. The worst cases of Bilious or Sick Head Achs are certainly reuioved by a single dose, and in a much shorter time than could he 'credited, but from experience. The Proprietor thinks it proper to remark, they will be found not only to act without pain or uneasiness, but to leave the body, after their immediate action ceases, free from that costive state which generally succeeds the operation of laxative medicines. Sold by E. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, price es. 9d. and 4s. 6(1. •per box. Where also may he procured, • SPILSBURY'S PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, a Remedy in Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, and Scrophulous Diseases. - Prepared at the Dispensary, ) 5, Soho-square, London, price es.; lOs. 6(1.; and )1.25. duty included. The above may also be procured of ail Druggist or Dealer in Medicine. ST. THOMAS'S and GUY'S HOSPITALS. 711 - R,ASTLFX COOPER 'anti Mr. TRAVERS hvgin. their,LECTURES on SURGERY, on ItIONDAYNEXT, at Eigt4t.o'Clock in the Evening. .C6NIittICTS - • ' • " Comrbissriat - Depatinient, Treisury , - ChMnbers, Sept. 29, 1319. s UCH reriohs: as are desirous of Contractin, , r, with The Agent foi%rommisiariat Supplies, to furnish for Twelve Months, from The Ist of November next, such quiff - a - Ale; of STRAW for filling Paillasses', as may !run time t; time he required at the Barracks in the under-Mentioned Ct;Unties, may receive Particulars of the Contracts on apply. ing at this Office between the boors of Eleven and Fire; to Deputy Commissary-General Young, at Edinburgh; and to the respective Barrack-Masters in the islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney, and deliver their Tenders at this Office (marking thereon" Tender, for Straw"), until Twelve o'Ciock on Tuesday, the 19th of. October, Proyosaisare to be made separately for each County. in South Britain, for the whole of the Barracks in North Bri tain,andalso for the whole. of those in the Three Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Aldeiney ; but no Proposal will be no ticed uhless made on or annexed to a printed Particular, and the Prices inserted in .weirds..at leokth ; nor unless a Letter he subjoined to such Proposal.from a Person of known Pro perty engaging to become hound with the Patty tendering for the due performance of the Contract. If 'tenders are sent by Pdst, Mt! Postage most be p.aid.' •• COUNTIES.' Berks, • Isle of Man, Somerset, Erectnock, • Isle of Wight, Sorrel, C hester, Kent, Susiex, • Cornwall, Lanedster;' warvick, Cinnherland, Midilles'ex, • • York, . ' Devon, Norfolk, • North Britain, Dorset, , . Norrkanipton, Islands of, Durham, Nottingham, Guernsey, Essex,' • , renitriike; Jersey, Hants,' Suffolk, - Alderney. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1819. SURRY INSTITUTION, Oct. 1, 1819. DROPRIETORS, SITBSPIIII3ERS, incl . the jt PUBLIC, - re, respectftillyinforined that the following COURSES of LE4UIt.ES will . he delivered in the ensuing Season 1, On the Ct-IF.'SIICAL PIIENONIENA of NATURE and ART, by FitEDERICK A.C:!7M, Esq. 51.R.1.A.; to com mence on Tuesday the 2d. of Noyeinher, at Seven o'clock in thy Evening. precisely, arid to be continued ou each succeed ing Tuesday. - • . 2. th:the LITERATURE. of the REIGN of QUEEN ELIZABETH, by W. HAZLITT. Esq.: to commence on Friday the bt h of November, and to be, continued on each suc ceeding Friday at the same hour. 3. On the ELEMENTS of CIVIL ARCHITECTURE, by JAMECLMES, E•q. Architect, in January, 1820. '4. On 1111:tiIei!by W. CROTCH, Mus. D. Professor of Music in the University of Oxford, earlyin 1820. Proprietors awl Subscribers have acces9 :- 1. To the NeWs Room, furnished with the principal . Mor ning and Evening Papers, the Gazettes, &c: 2. To the Reading Room, which is regulmly supplied with the Literary Journals, New Books, and Pamphlets of present Interesi. 3. , rt, die various Courses of Leetnres, detireied ; during the Season. . . 4. To a convenient !Alm-Merv, furnished with the neees , sary Apparatus affording every facility to Cheinical,and Nri losopftical itesearchres _._ 5. To the Library of Reference, cmnprisinc a Selection of the best Works in every Department of Literature. and Science. - 6. Tu the Library. of Circulation, consisting of Standard Works in .British Literature; Vov.►geg. Travels, aid Topo graphy; History, Biography, the Belles Lettres, .Science, an the. Arts. Proprietors, paying Two Guineas annually, are entitled to a Transferable Ticliet for the Adinission- of a Friend and their Personal Ticket is transTerahle in their absence., Ladies arc admitted to the Lectures, ;tad to the Library of Circulatioll, at 21: Q. per Annum: KNIGHT 'SPENCER, Secretary. ROYAL-EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFRE, Established by Royal Clihrter ' in!the Reign of Ring:Geage the First. • • SepteMber, )1319. 1 '' ERSONS, whose annual Premiuins. on the 29th instant, are hereby informed, thatltecript, are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offiees,:imr . cr the Royal Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as well as by theirre spective Agents in the several Counties ; and the Parties as suredwre requested to apply fot the Renewal of their Poli cies oa or before „the 14th of October next, as'the'ttsual teen Days allowed for Payment, beyond the,,date of each Po lity, will then expire. • SAMUEL FFNNiNG," 'Jun: Secretziry. Attendance is'given, daily, at flier Waid Offices, for the Assurance of Buildings, Goods, Merehaudize, and 'Ships, in Harbour, in Dock,;or while Building,. from Loss or Da mage by Fire; and also for ths'AisuFauce of, and granting Annuities on, Lives. N.B. Fire Policies will be issued free of Expener to' the As sured, where- the Annual Premium nwounts to 6s. or u~- w•ards. ' MEDICINE. . . DISEASES OF CHILDREN. Blackburn, 23d April, 1819. the following Case will tend at all to bring your much esteemed ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS into more general use, you are at perfect liberty to make it as public as possible.' • When my sort was abort three months old, art eruption broke out on the top of his head, which gradually spread until his whole body was . coyerett ;, he remained in this de plorable state nearly six years, although I had the advice of several medical men in. Blackburn and Presto ; we also tried sea bathing, and the ose of the Harrogate waters, hut with out effect. When I had nearly despaired of obtaining relief for him, a Mr. Livesey (who was several years ago cured of an inveterate Scorbutic Eruption by-your drops) strongly recom men,ded a trial, and as we were willing t o do any thing which afforded the least prospect of success, a bottle was purchased, ais,d it is with heartfelt gratitude I inform you, that by a due perseverance he is completely restored to health, and has now remained free from disease upwards of two years.—Any per son who may wish; fcc further- particulars, will receive every necessary information, by applying personally, or by. letter (post' paid) to, • ' Sir; yours respectfully, • GEORGE HAYHURST. Witness Ricittinn HAYHURST. To. Mr. John Lignum, Surgeon, Manchester. Sold by Mr. Ligntrn, Manchester.; J. Evans and Son v 42, West•Stnithtield; Sutton and' Co. Bow Ch irch yard; Barclay and Sous, 95,.Fleet-tna4kot; Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Butler and Sons, 4, Cheapside, London; and• 34, Sachrille-street, Dublin ; and Abe principal Medicine Venders in Town and Country. Price *s. 9d., 4s. 6d., and I Is. ttt Just published by Mr. Lignuni. a Practical Treatise on the Venereal Disease, price 2s. Gd. and sold by Simpkin and Marshall, 4, Stationer's -court, Loudon. THE LOTTERY. RICHARDSON*, GOODLUCK, and. CO. -re spectfully acquaint the Public, that the STATE,LOT TERI' of 10,000 'fiches, with the Chance of Eight Prizes of L. 20,000 Monevand Consols, hesides tither Capitals, and the lowest Prizes LIE:, in the united Scheme, -containing. all the Prizes belongng to two distinct Lotteries of 10,000 Tickets each, will fegin Drawing she 9th NOVEMBER—Se cond Day, 9th DECEMBER, 1819.. " 'I S and SHARES are , by RICHARDSO,N, GOODLUCK, ant Co, at their Mires, Bank-bnildings, Cornhill, and faeisg the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing- Cross, who sold, last Lottery, N. 710, a Prize t 1 L 38,000 Consols.-7'3a emea.gratis. TO THE PUBLIC.- 011 E t:iflinetypovaphteal errors having been KY made in a fewof the Counter Scheme: first printed, I think it proper to advertise the Determinable Prizes as they were inserted in the Gazette of Saturday last, (as the error was in that part of the Scheme,) and I have to request that anv,persti who obtained a Scheme pee ions to the 28th ult., will he kind enough to call at either of my Otlices, - Or on any of my Agents, where corrected Schemes may be obtained gratis. DETERMINABLE PRIZES. • _ • First-drawn Prize, in each . Class, to hare in addition, 16,0001. Consols, and 4,0001. Money, waking Two of the Eight 20,0091. 16th. 17th, and 18111 drawn Prizes, in each• Class, to have 2001. Money. 19th-drawn Prire, in each Class, above 20). Os. 6d. to hare 20,0001.. Consols, making Two more of the Eigl".. 20,0001. Prizes. 45th-drawn Prile, in each Class, ahoVe 201. Os. ed, to have, in addition, .20,0e01. Money, making Two more of the Eight 20,0001. Prizes. First-drawn Pr'2e, each Class, Second Day, to have, in addition, 13,0001. Consols. nod '2',0001. Money, making Two more of the Eight 20,0001.. Prizes, and which com pletes the whole. I have the honour to be, The Public's devoted Servant, Oct. 2 . . 1819; • T. BISH, Stock-Broker, - ,4, Cornbill, and 9, - Charing-crols. *** LOTTERY' BEGINS LORD MAYOR'S DAY (9th of Next Month.) SALE OF ESTATES, etc. GREAT FOREST OF BRECKNOCK. • TO BE SOLD BY TENDER, • On the 12th Day of October next, at Two o'Clock in the Af ternoon, before his Majesty's Commissioners of Woods, Forests, and Land . Revenues, at their Office, in Whitehall place, ALL - rhnt ALLOTMENT of OPEN and UN ENCLOSED PASTURE LAND, situate on the GREAT FOREST oft BRECKNOCK, in the County of Brecknock, being the Allotment to the King's Most Excellent Majesty in Right of his (;rown, containing about )4,000 Acees. Printed Particulars, with a Map, may be had at his Ma jesty's Office of Woods, &c. in Whitehall-place; of Mr. Tho mas Bold, Brecon ; and of Mr. De Bruyn,v2l, Southampton street, Bloomsbury-square, after the r tith day of September inst. PEMBROKESHIRE, AND CARMARTHENSHIRE. TO BE SOLD, Pursuant to a Decree'of the Court of Chancery of the Great Sessions for the several Counties of Carmarthen ; Pembroke.. and Cardigan, the County of the Borough of Carmarthen, • and . Town and County of Haverfordwest, in a Cause " Voyle v.'Philipps," Kith the approbation of the Beg:ster of the • said Court, at the sign of the White Hart, in the Town of Narberth, in the County of Pembroke, on Monday the lath day of October 1819, between the hours of three and four o'clock in the afternoon ; in 12 lots: A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in Th:•the several Parishes of Lampeter-Velfrey, Crnnwear, and Narberth, in the County of Pembroke, and Kitlig, in the County of Carmarthen; consisting of a Mansion• House, Or chards, and Gardens, capital and other Farms ' Lands , Mea d),,,s, Fields, and Premises, of good quality, and mostly free of lease, of which immediate possession will be given. The Mansion-House is situate in the village of Lampeter-Velfrey aforesaid, and a great part of the Estate nearly adjoining'; is within three wiles of the market and post-town of Nar• berth, (through which the London mail passes daily), ten miles of that fashionable watering place Tenby, and twelve of the assize-town of Haverfordwest, and within an easy distance of coal and culm. The Lands are, for the most part, of very excellent quality, well-sheltered, and generally well watered; the neighbour hood abounds with Game, and River Fish: there are also Limestone Quarries near to the Mansion-House, and Planta tions of Young Timber and other Timber growing on a great part of the Estate.—The whole of the Property is capable of great improvement, at an easy expence, and is well worth the .attention of the Gentleman, Farmer, and Grazier. Particulars whereof may he lied7of Mr. Evan Davies" and Mr. Lewis Evans, Solicitors, Cardigan Mr..l. Willy, •Solici tor, Haverfordwest ; ,and Mr, Bicknell, No. 1. Staple Inn,. London. [PRICE SEVENPENCE.- BRITISH PAINT M Queen-Street, per cwt Genuine White Lead, ) of the finest qua- 466. city. UFACTORY, 62, Cheapside, per gallon. Turpentine Linseed Oil 4% UPTON and Co: in addressing the Public, most respect ully inform them, that their White Lead is of the hii!.-st finality. in this article it may justly be said, " the best i 4 the cheapest." The genuine is the most durable as well 34 the most ornamental; while the inferior kinds, haring had their metallic powers reduced, soon become discoloured, and arennequal to constant exposure to the atmosphere.—Uptori and Co. sell White Lead at prices from 40s, per cwt. to 44a., although for the reasons before named, they only _recommend the First Quality ; these will be found superior to many kinds that are offered to the Public as the best, at :with higher prices. The undermentioned Anti-Corrosire Paints are very neat in appearance, are very preserving, and are easily applied, requiring only to be thinned wilt Oil ; they are suited for Park Tailings and al! out-door work. ANTI-CORROSIVE PAINTS per cwt. - per cwt. invisible Green...—. 405. Bright Red Olive ditto .. Elright Green Lill Colour.. 4SS. I Yellow Stone ditto . 430. 1 .W4iii e e . , 445. ClioCulatv 4ot. 1 Pre?ared Oil 4,. Gd.• pet K4li. Refined CoAl Tar Brown :20s. per cwt.. N. 13-. Merchants and Dealers supplied with every descrip• Lion of Gainers un very aribantageous terois, ELECTION OF LORD MAYOR. The friends of Mr. Alderman IlitYDGus resumer' this contest yesterday morning with unabated viy gout., and notwithstanding the boastings of -the friends of Aldermen Wool) and THORP on Thori. day, obtained a majority on the gross - poll of no less than 204 over Aideitnan Woob, and 198 over Alderman THORP., At halt•pyst three the following State-of the Pull was exhibited : Alderman Brydges 1474 Alderman Thorp 1276 Alderman Wood . . 1270 The friends of Alderman, BaYDOSS appeared to haVe greatly increased, and he was loudly cheer ell' from the hustings, in which a very consi derable portion of - the 'persons inlhe-body of the Hall joined. . •• -Mr. PARKIN, the new Sheriff, came forward :and expressed his thanks to the Meeting for the Teaceable• manner . in which they had - conducted themselves. He hoped .they would return again to-marrow (this day), and continue to act in the same way until the poll closed. Mr. THOMPSON said, though not yet - recovered from : the bruises he bad received on iVednesday, still he felt himself strong'enough _to address his fellow-citizens on the present occasion. Will) re spect to : the poll which had been declared, it was a Arite observation, but a very !rue one, that little minds sverealways much affected at trifles ; the op portent hail gained a very small advantage, but they scarcely -could contain thernse:ves, so great was their exultation.• One of these triends of corny /ion, one of these slave-drivt-rs, had called out to the (Ideated party" Pull down your flags," but he forgot that he was speaking to Brirons, who were not compelled, like the,se dastardly slaves, to sup. port a fact ion.—('' Shucking, shocking," by some one ma the hustings )—Some of the friends of Alderman Brydges were cryi .ngont behind bin Shockiner ; but he would ask them if they would cry out " Shockihg" tot he bloodyrnassaere at Man. chester.—(" Disgraceful," from the same guar ter.)—This interruption would, not prevent him rum) speaking the language of truth; and he could assure these hitelings that be had patience enough to hear it all. What real cause had these men for triumphing I They had ransacked, •he would not say the gaols, but the Bank, the Excise, theln dia-house,. the Customs, and almost every pnbiie office and private counting-house in the city, to bring up their slaves to the poll. It was almost invariably the case in popular elections, that the popular party lost ground at the commencement of the contest, and for this plain reason, slaves could be brought up whenever their masters pleas ed ; but freemen took their own time, and it was necessary to wait their pleasure. Of one thing, however, the gentlemen of the Livery might rest assured, that, however slowly freemen might come to the poll, they were always certain oh coaling . up at last. Mr. Alderman BRIDGES came forward amidst much applause from the hustings, but was unable to obtain a hearing, from - the confusion in the Hair. Mr. PARKINS and Mr. THomrsost came forward, and attempted to obtain a silence, but with very little effect. Mr.. Alderman BRYDGES again appeared, and th - anked the Livery for the handsome mpnner its which they had come forward to support him.— He also thanked Mr. Thompson for the manner in which he had personally behaved towards him, and retired, observingthat the proud situation in which he stood on the Poll, folly proved the sense of the Livery with respect to his conduct.—(Applause.) Mr. GIBBONS avowed himself to be the author of the letter alluded to by the Wnrthy Alderman Brydges in his advertisement. .He called on bins to say whether in the event of Ministers attempt ing to raise 30,000/. of taxes, he would call a Common Hall for the purpose of takiug it. into consideration. •He concluded by observing, that though there. was a good deal of noise in the Hall, yet if they were to meet in the open there would be a'great deal more, and conse quently it was better to call a Common Hall for . the purpose, Mr. TnomrsoN having corroborated what Hunt. said on Wednesday, respecting their non•conuac• lion, the Meeting Assolved., . leer. the "eel, Ilia the t Oa dis. ere, laid. me. mad, Mr. diet' ley, the wh• 6 vii? MI on icet ed, of in ip her set! out tO sts \ t