The Sun. — London, England, 1817-07-11 00:00:00

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IIP .''l:'r.'7Cl7‘• N UATI3tII 7751 ] .. . . Fll 111 AY: J ULY 11 . 1817. . ' . . t....„...... . . -....."............. .. ....-.;.;-...........i.....git --"--7.------. . .._ ~.. ..._ . -. _ . . •,,. ~. , EAST INDIA HOUSE, July 9, 1817. ) ' CLERGYMAN. of the CHURCII of ENG-. This Day Ives imblished, 3vo, prig fi,. , ld. RP. "' COURT of DIRECI'ORS of the UNIT- LAND, twig. in , ictised in EDUU.kTION, having lately Q 'I s ATENI ENT re alter ling flic . ,10..1i I, of 5 ' 1131.-- , .' A tbi. : ,et 7er. 1 i or , s t , ,' t i et, ; 1 , ,. IN. n , tt I I/ , e ,r 05dt h July, 1816 . .. l'h 'l i lFt , ' entered into possession of a Pitrsonag - ii In the Citv, has sere- L 7 KIRK'S SF:I - ITEM ENT upon tit' .., . .~ in RABIN G , , . in , ~,,n lluos e , eith e r CLAssIcAL os TcIEOLOGIC.AL Mas , arre of GoyeluorSeiti4le iiiii4 his Party. Wltte o hSctrAp t ,,,". l g u ;' h '"g th y 'barters :-arid also the 15th prbAiice of the to the EA.s r INDIES, do hereby give Notice; • T hat r z L . .„ tN , ,Taut;TION. lions &limit 4 recent Publicrition, entitled t‘ .A Niiii - ative 6f , 'Customs acid Eicise. . • . _______ lib 1„ a GENERAL COURT of the said COMI'ANY will oartienlars may he known at Messrs. Rivingtone, St.Panl's Occurrences in the Indian 1 -•;oUntrii-s. ;" &c. ' .. Printed f0r...L.11u Nliii•r - i-iy.. Allirmarle-strcet, i r ta It - QUA RTERS •endin IJ A ;: il at their House in Leadenhall-street, on WEDNES- Church-yard; or Mr. flatchard's, Piccadilly. _ - ending . . 'This Day were publi,bed, ti t he 23d Instant, from Nine o'clock in the ',Morning 1816. ' 1815. 1816 4111 S c i , SEVENTEEN YEARS ESTABLISHED. In One Volume, 12mo. price 75.611. phiiii,or 10i. lid. cOlOured, .. . , : `CUSTOMS ' . x .... ..g. ---"---- ----- -- 1816. ‘ tU v o a n r sO r l i ax d a e t s e . d 1 9 4 27 879 789 40 . . --- 1,128 "-- ,119 1,3 - - 6:;639 -1:'16.. EE,, ol the Evening, for the . ELECTION of a DI- . .. ONVERSATIONS on BUTA N Y, with ~To , nil HE E Public are respectfully invited to an in. , .. 9 490 191, 2 ,380 p,A 104,7 . . of the said Company, in the room of RICHARD IL spection of the very large and Cheap Stuck of IRISH Twenty Engravings.- Ihe object of this Work. is to . . . .6 Ann. Duties 1 220 465 533 081 76;169 65 , : 6, : 6 : 7 l ei i iiitile young Persons to acquire a knowledge of the Vegeta- TOW produce --4--.- ;--- - T r. ll ---' :113 45 : 14 -r- :1354-61- 24:17045.9:056118 -L i Esq. deceased. SHIRTING end SHEETING CLOTH, now on Sate at No. ) e Productions of their s native Country for this purpose th of Customs 5 607 200 ....:_4 2 :9 4 3 8: 7 , 7 6 7 6 0 9 7 1 ) , :: _ ;;; „ :5 4 :: 1, 4 7 10 8 . 2 4 , , :_8: 1 9 :4 8 1 2!:98 , JOSEPH DART, Assistant-Secretary. , 4 the South-side of Bloontsliery.s wire. The Co m pa n y, , q ar l u a , n t g . elu d e n t of , F L ii:t . 7..u . s ., :s b 111)111 A m Rained and :l added of e f ',...„......., from the nature Of their establishments here and in Ireland, Plant of each Class (with a few exceptions) is Aareired, anti otter to the community the above articles much cheaper and sl o t s late by an ,ii,,t oi i,, and a, `hurt Account is o J ! s IINETEENTH JULY, THE LAST DAY. • better than they can be procured through any other merliton. v Or E ii 3C oli C ci l i S tets 7 , -' O2 - ; " :4 - 76 ' me of the principal Foreign Species. • ,", 1 V EWR IG HT, Contractor for the G R AND Their linens arc bleached tinder their own imspection, with. ter Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Va n r . : l l ) .a u r t e ie s s 2,( 1 ) .,; 8 8 :9 1 1 1 7 8 1 911 11 w, rfEllY which will finish Drawing S.I.TURDAY, out the help of acids - . They warrant their durability and co -1,067,°66 et 1 35A 4 1t5 b Al )(14 Paternoster-row. • I . o o f ta E l x p c t i o se cl tic 7 e ,26 - 6 ; 5 to a u tt 'l, acquaints those whose Numbers were not entitled lout, and engage to return the money should a fault. appear. . .. of h e , °' the Money Prizes the First Day, but to Ihe privilege Country orders faithfully attended to. Ag,euts,.lohn Doooran, . •1_ 1 , 3 1 8 06 434 , :3 5 5 . 91 020 . ... :. .5,40:3 1 . 17 ,4 76 4 54 8 5 :70% 7. 2 !2 -6--- 5, 34 3 ' 43 48 , (- :7 4*'-9 2 th e x ''"fC drawn again on the 19th, that they may receive at No. 4, Bloomsbury-square, London Julia Doyle, No. : . 31, -- LATE : RIOTS. _ . ott i. 4 h te of 101. per Ticket, by hrioging them in for ntyment St. Mai•y's Abbey, Dublin. Good bills on Ireland, or Irish Stamps 1 — ,086 — ,51 1 5 1 1,516,378 1;520,555 1,500,414 6,223 --- ,84:7 Isteft:iefore. the 17th of This Month i-it'slitiiild, however, Bank notes, taken in payment for Linen, or discounted. COE.EPnONDENCE BETWEEN LIEUT.. TERRY, OF . As Dace 387 000 354,000 78,000 353,001 1 472 000 fiir tirtY Understood, that those who thus accept the Money THE Ist LIFE GUARDS, AND THE Loan MAYOR. : 0 22 2 7 7 426,503 1 t - iB7 90 6 • Sta,—Trusting to die candour anti impartiality AssestedTaxes"s64,39l 2,521,343 ' 720;9 ‘ 2 2,C )7°1 , 7 411 6 4 : , (07 6 :3 44 0 : aai bt ~ , Z Blank s , relinquish all claim to any Prize which the TH P.; PATENT 11l PER lAL DI NING-TA - 2, 5 0'9 , 53 6 :6 6 0 % .4,1 1 ;g1 5 . A Lt urnb er may afterwards become entitled to. . eldva , 'irHE FOUR PRIZES of 20,0001. still remain uncle- BLES, and PATENT TRAFALGAR SIDEBOARDS ' 143,891 professed, and, as far as lam capable of judging, PropertyTaxs,l96,9ss 4(), 00 „,,alld the odds are eery trifling - (not 25- to t); . against• and DININ9-ES, in ono: elegant Piece of Fortin tire, Land faxes LI '-' 1- • - P . I•••• •• I Sit:, adhered to . by your Paper, I request your °blight. , Llib„"'• being gained b One Number; there remain also b and upon Firer new di molt P an 3 • , the ateut . inploic, ,. li . C , Unappropriat- , ,-- Le d 4 , r ,Capio i t s , besides P rizes of 501., and 201. and 6,0601. to Beds z , nd Chair Beds; Brass-screw Four 1 ost, and 1 Tnt me by laying the fo owing orrespondence before edWarputies • . . Ito 446 11 -t - tbe 1 010 First-Drawn Blanks,--there is Bedsteads, Furniture and Bedding complete ; I ortanle 1 1 4 .- mongs , the Public .itis a step which you see lam corn- Ahscellaneons 78,503 150,065 72 , 7 1 , 2, - 3 ' 7 : ** ******* J, 4 ,"Ce in Price!! ! Chairs, with several other new invented and improved articles Ann.Doties on , pelled to take. li r ,•- .l V.F.tvitlialT has Tickets and Shares on Sale at of furniture; also a general and very extensive assortment of Pensions,&c. ". 3 7, Cornbill, I No. I I, Holborn, and Upholstery and Cabinet Articles for furnishing, Houses cmii- I remain, Sir, t'our's obliged, Total Net The Editor of Die Sus. 38, Haymarket, I 141, Oxford-street. Mete, ready manufactured, where Families may select and W. TERRY, Lt. Ist Life-Gds. L- ct ." 7 51 7n-----:l;;cLntij7"--gx,025 22 R 1 T '0 , 37 -9 8 -1 5 2 / 11 . ' 5 7'69.2747; 6 '62.9'9-7'6 29' '461665 ..-_,.., Q , 9,..,a0 15,044,30 C 1 3,982,91754,567,53.1_ Ifri,,. r , furnish a whole House in a few days, avoiding the extreme (COPY.) HYDE-PARK BARRACKS, JUNE 30, 1817. _______________ :____ ltevenueXl b4.........lnc.l_ud_____ing_ 2,B___7o,9s,ol._ VV de,, a lol r d. 1. 1:1 - a a lt Duty. • '''.NCIIMEN'T IN THE CHARGES OF - GENTLE- inconvenience of waiting severe! Months in completing their 8,930 966 16 60 "'" --a-- --- --------* MEN'S CLOTHES. l ' this Ct Isis of i'ar Distress it .is ittetit - ii- A Establishment. East and West India Articles, - Army and Navy, &c. &c. by IM I -:f--N there is one thing more unpleasant than an other to the feelings of an individual, placed in so delicate a Pc' I' !Y - , Morgan and Sanders, 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, on situation as myself, it is when the individual is called iipon 21_0._ ‘' E A It ending ad,,„, l t on every person to lay out their money to the hest .terms the most moderate, for prompt payment. t . o justify Ills own conduct, .and that of his brave associates, Vto t :" 4 1;e•-.A Saving of One Guinea in Four.--Fashionable in an attain which lie imagined, till lately, was fully tuider ben', tat and made in a superior and elegant style, Of the stood, and iii which it was presumed all did their duty. The fr om s uperfine Cloth, front 31. Cs. to Si. HS.; Waistcoats, FRAUD PREVENTED. Oct. 10, 1 Jan. 5, April 5, July. 5, Ju'i 5, • ..1 i o affair, my Lord, to which, I allude, is that of the dispersion • 1816. - 1817. 1817. . Ir b i l ii s. to {6s. ; best donble-milled Cassimere Breeches, 1817. 1817. r 0 counteract the many attempts that are daily of the mob in the 'Mono ies, on their return from the Tower, • --...--- ..-..,..., ..........- 11. 1 ,,"• s s. to tl. IOS.; superfine Trowsers, from 11. Is. to in the afternoon of the 2d of December last, and I imagined C Consolidated X. . X. of ,i• -s •; a VarietV of Rossi , ' Duel Drill,.Teau and Nankeens, JL made to impose on the unwary a Spurious Composition X. - 870;827 192,95'2 8 . ;7 " :7611 - 2,9 -1 0 - OTlt6 .e. X. your Lordship had received a correct . ac . couh . t, and that you Consolidatedl,499 288 1,317,581 1,719,314 8-9 80m c - , A, Pe;ft til., - ,„ eC idiar cool texture for the present season, and warm instead , if the GE.NIiINE BLI.CKING prepared by DAY and e t es• Suit of Livery conillete, 41. Itis. Foreign Orders MARTIN, they are induced to adopt a new Label, in Which wete fully acquainted with every circumstance which oc- Ann. Duties 958:540 i cure. fully ; bat if lam to credit your statement, as reported in War I axes 31 525 Nil. . Nil. 5.55 (I ' Z i ' l ut . ed with dispatch. M: reliant 5 anti tletee mooting la, ;re their Address th eir t ' t les will find the greatest advantage, by obliging with 97 , High liolborn, the public prints, it would appear that “ the Life-guards did Totalproduce---..-- -...--- ____ not disperse the mob, but that! they arrived ii, the vicinity of Customs 2,457859 2 188 753 1 912 0 961 I 09 6 , "' P Ile" °niers RADFORD and Co. Woollen-drapers, 188, is placed so . conspictiously, thttt they trust an attention to of Aldgate only ill time to ick u , two or three muskets ' ' ' '` I ' 7 - ' •" 8 " -68 ' 5" `t a ii e 'llreet, four doors east .of Chaneery-lane.-Regular this, and the difference cc the Type, which is unlike all Let- which had ' been"throwin awa) p • by 'tit l e mob in their flight, after EXCISE. --- I -- ---"' er,,,, n3 t . s I b i eing he ht in the house, they Call With con fi dence . re- ter-press, will ettablo"Purchaseis at once to detect the litipo- having been ili 4 pvrst'd by the civil Power." Allow me, my Consolidated4,9s7,oss 4,484,440 3819 211 5 811 '6O 17 072 (4 4 5 acid ," I their ,Articles as .being of the very best palates s iei on . The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and Lord; to step forward andi request yew- Lordship's attention _,...Ann. Duties 98,641 357,097 13,279 ' ' ' &l ' 7 '9 7 ' s32 ' '''4 ' 4 ....„...L ....... "5t reasonable charges. - MARTIN, e*;, High Holborn, will in future he sold in Bot- to a plain recital of a hat occurred to. the party mold my War Taxes 1,259,533 780,659 809 56'5 C 7'9 ' 64 -- cr - 6 .7 9 ' 4 ' 04 ties at ', • i'i. Is. and Is. 6d. each, and a Cuy of the Label left By H , command on that ear. On the 2d of December last, about Total produce--- --_,..: ',' I 4 , ' ' '''' - ' J, m t ,, IS MAJES . TY'S ROYAL LETI'ERS PATENT. will all Venders. tine o'clock, Lord Sidinotith Caine himself to the Horse- of Excise —.....—.... 6,295,229 5,602 196 1 4,642,055 4,694,734 "1, 9 34, 0 14 Stamps - 1,487,447 1,461,524 1,492,611 1,589,61 6, ,-. 3of , g t I CALFE'S PENE'TRA'TING HAIR BRUSHES, for DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, guards, and ordered two parties to be mounted instantly ; ---,--. 1— -__..l--:;.---- all kinds of Uses. . one to proceed to the protection of the -King's Bench ; .6 ,_,.. ~ , ..,.,. 2,2 52 1 : ii,8 0(1- :6 0 1 5 1 ,9 7' ; 6 5g,66 0 ?k P rig Universal Reception ' and Unbounded , Pa- IMORTE D'ARTIIIJR. • - then called the Officer of the other party, and gave orders to' A Po ss st es O se ffi dt c .a e xes 746 14 5, 2 00 7 g 2 7;:::0 4 ,( 4 )0 8 0 4 pt 3 r 4rg,?o: , j . ; 0 yem,,,troliage (beyond all parallel) given to these New In proceed . iiumediatdy . to Skinner-stied t, and disperse a mob .., Reprinted from Cartons Edition of -1485, in.possession of committing depredations there ;if gone• from hence, to pm.- i roperty tax 2,960,3,6 1,1 ) .92,205 Nil. .1' ., ,:',38 4,72' 7 ,110 just ic `.' BRUSHES, by all Ranks in Society, is a wonderful Earl Spencer. c ii;al oc . e of their excellence over every other Implement for This-Day was published, sue and dispeise them wherever they might be, to use his Land 'f axes 160,067 588,15.2 151,550 464,664 1,187,4;3 1,,, a ,,2 111 ; the Head from Scurf, thereby strengthening, ,In Two Volumes Quarto ptice 81. Bs. and .on royal paper, Own discretion in so doing, but to be as mild as possible, and Unappropri- A's"it.Y'ng' and promoting the growth of The Hair. • price t‘2l. las. boards, not to resist to coercive measures unless compelled ;to be ated. , War . a 3 expotlitio'ns as possible. The party instintly proceeded at Duties s- - - 374006 1,023,718 f,64.02,r-16301 1,2451487:067.815865 ) lORSE BRUSHES, they are approred and recom- THE BYRTH, LYr. and ACTES of KING air;` , l l .`: (l by Professor Colman. They are alie esteemed for ARTHUR.; aids . noble Kneghtes of the Rounde Table a brisk trot, when, ou the point of turning- the corner at Misce laneous 41,848 56,085 98,59'5 m i „ i !lds of Personal Uses, as for all Domestic ,Purposes, ' Fket-market Mr. Waithinan obligingly communicated the Ann Duties on , theyr maroeyllous Enquestes atilt 'Adventures, thacliyeueing- - _ . ' ' 1 ,, , , Am a greater degree of cleanliness will prevail, and coin of the,Sanc Great.; and in the • d, I Norte 1./...Arirdtehuorf, them going ' nifm.walmn' that the mob had left Skinner -street, and was l'ensions,&c. _- , - 4,016 5,148,614 0 -0,917,052 vi.necciniolity with expedition. They are also of the greatest . the dolourous deth and depart;n t g l, outeofgoing towards the Nlansion-liouse and Exchange ; that it hail --- - o— —.:.— —...... . • ;,_,•• :. ' u .., seqiien ce for Manufacture and Machinery, and are high l ybeeo met by the Lord M:iyor, and was turn, lie thought at tile ' 5,149,208 6,040p52 5,575,578 al -With an Introduction and Notes, : ' • this w `, * .i . 'iteetztted by a 'lumber of the.first .artisans in the coml. • • `Y, the superiority of the Patent. Brushes is so great, that By ROBERT SOUTHEY, Esq., - ('ore-mai ket,inlllarit laite,tir, in that direetion. The party of Total Net .;-4.---- ----.-..... _:„__ __ .:;. Life-guards then moved on by'the rear of the iMansion-house, Revenue 14 ,502,296113,831.181,10 53..3 9'911 . 55 9 951 7 '''' 7 ~(,',." !oroParison I all others are wholly uselesi;' Printed for-Longman; - Hurst, Rees,' Orme, and Drown, Pa- , . i ,, -, , 1.,0,4,.J,36 , to the Corn-market, , and being on their way informed that the ' '' l l on trial. as will be ternoster-row. „ c Including £20,000 War Malt Duty. ~.,`',Tent ur„.1,.... ,: . .. • . rioters were in the 111 inories,went Olt her,where thev were met . . CORRPnONDENCE BETWEEN LIEUT. TFP.P.Y, OF THE Ist LIFE GUARDS, AND THE LOItI AIAYOIt. • Slit ,—Trusting -to the candour and impartiality prnlessed, and, as tar as I am capable of judging, adhered to by your Paper, I request your obliging me by laying the following Correspondence before the Public t it is a step which you see 1 am,com pelletl to take. I remain, Sir, roar's obliged, The Editor of niz Sex. W. TERRY, Lt. Ist Life-Gds. . . (COPY.) HYDE-PARK BARRACKS, jUNE 30, 1817. Mvisdatm,—l'f there is one thing more unpleasant than an other to the feelings of an individual, placed in so delicate a situation as myself, it is when the individual is called tipois to justify his own conduct, and that of his brave associates, in an affair which he imagined, till lately, was fully under stood, and in which it was presumed all did their duty. ; The affair, my Lord, to which- 1 allude, is that of the dispersion of the mob in the Miumies, on their return from the Tower, in the afternoon of the 2d of December last, and I imagined your Lordship 'had received a correct account, and that you were folly acquainted with every circumstance Which oc curred ; bat if I am to credit your statement, as reported in the public prints, it would appear that " the Life-guards did not disperse the mob, but tha' they arrived in the vicinity of Aldgate, only in time to pick ,up two or three muskets, which had been thrown away by the mob in their flight, after having been dispersed by the civil power." Allow me, my Lord, to step forward and request your Lordship's attention to a plain recital of a hat occurred to. the party Undei my command on that day. On the 2d of Decemb e r la s t, ab ou t tine o'clock, Lord iiidmouth came himself to the kforse guards, and ordered two parties to be mounted instantly ; one to proceed to the protection of the-King's Bench ; 'he, then called the Officer of the other party, and gave orders to proceed immediately to Skinner-sticet, and disperse a mob committing depredations there ; if gone from hence, to pur sue and disperse. them wherever they might be, to use his Own discretion in so doing, but to be as mild as possible, and not to resort to coercive measures unless compelled; to be as expeditiUsts as possible. The party instantly proceeded at a brisk trot, when, on the point of turning the corner at Fleet-market, Mr. Waitionan obligingly communicated the ' inferination, that the mob had left Skinner -street, and was going towards the Mansion-house and Exchdoge; that it had been met by the Lord Mayor, and was then, he thought, at the Corn-mat ket„ in Mark law, or in that direction. The party of Life-guards then moved on by'the rear of the Mansion,hooae, to the Corn-market, and being on their way informed that the rioters were in the Minories,wint thit herovilere they were met completely armed with various weapons, many of them car rying each two fowling pieces, or muskets : others with pis , tols, swords, cutlasses, and pikes in isbinidance, preceded by a small brass carronade, and two brass swirsls on carriages; their err was, that they were ma:citing oSpa-fields,, to join , the mot; there ; and - they - sednied as if proceeding in that di rection. As the soldiers came up they were fired on by the mob, and one of the advanced guard was struck oti time breast' .with a pike; the ;man then made a thrust at the Officer, mho seized him. , As the main body advanced, one of the small brass swivels was fired on the soldiers ; - after which time most pusillanimous of the mob threw down their arms and ' fled; the more desperate assumed 'a posture of. defence, tak ing possession of the butchers' stalls, alleys, Sisc. and set th e soldiers at defiance ; at this time there was 'no civil officer, and the Officer commanding. the Life-guards was dubious of the power he possessed to, fire, consequently only le velled - the carbines, and pistols at them, Wh ic h, tsiges timer with seiziog two or three of the most daring,. had the desired effect, and the greatest part fitti, and was pursued by-the cavalry in the direction of Haydon-square, where the horsed could not follow on account of obstacles °c-. casioned by the repair of the street.. Had the civil power been at baud, and as alert as the military,, by mutual assist ance they would have been enabled to have collected -the whole of the arms which were scattered about, many of which, it is presumed, never were recovered, and to have se cured many more prtsoners; however, the soldiers were for tunate enough to collect three hackney-coach loads; these were sent by the Officer of the Life Guards to the residence of the Civil officer, Mr. Kintsersley, who by this time carne up, and 4fered his services, which were most thankfully re ceived, and the prisoners were delivered to him; he ac quitted himself much to his credit, and informed the Officer he could not act before Stir military came, as he with his small party were altogether too weak to withstand so over whelming an ;kilned ntob; while arranging with Mr. Kinner sley the best mode of sending the arnia to the Mansion-house, which was,done as soon as possible, Sir Charles Flower arrived with another Gentleman, who desired that measures might be taken fur time defence 'of a very large collection of arms, amounting - 10 .50,000 stand, ready for exportation, in that neighbourhood ; this was done by placing patroles of cavalry in front and rear of the place: When all was over, one of the City Marshals came up the Minories, attended by a troop -of the 9th Light Dragoons; the Commandant of which in formed the Officer of the Life Guards, that he need be under no apprehension, of any farther attack, as two squadrons of his regiment at Spa-fields would be a sufficient check in that vicinity : every thing appealing quiet, about eight o'clock the Life Guards were marched to the Mansion House, where a reinforcement to their party Was found, which had been stopped there, under the command of Lieut. Sto; ey; it must 'have been this party your Lordship alluded to; as the mob .proceed e d entire froto the Exchange, • with the exceptions of ~.the prisoners so spiritedly s. ized by Sir .1. Shaw and.yourself. It is evident from the foregoing, that the civil power was tt>,• tally unequal to time dispinNion ofthe mob; and 1 appeal to the Officer, Kinnekstey, who, when I, arrived, was active, attentive, and obliging, and . I shall. ever Consider myself indebted to him for his exertion that afternoon,. Sbouldfarther evidence be thisught necessary for th e corroboration of this statem e nt, I flatt er myse lf Si r - C. FloweY, or any of the inhabitants of the Mourn's, will amply support the testimony hence ad duced. Had it not been for she. escape of the' prishners, which would have sulliciently;proved our etertions,"l sh o uld not l!lus hare 'Let n Obliged to trouble your Lordship; hut in' justice to. the brave men whose cordial co-'operation s'it li the civil power has beets invariably etinced. I trust ;ca m d-Lord • ship wits restore' that tribute of praise ' , Odell is . so justly their • due, and which was generally all Owed previous to tbe state ment which appeared in the Public prints. ' ' - 1 hate the honour to be, toy Lord, . ' - . -• ' With the utmost respect, Your Lordship's most obedient humble ` terrain, W. TERRY, Lieut. Ist Life-Guards. , To the Right Hon. the Loid Mayor.. • HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL IF:MRS PA'TEN'T. ',ETCALFE'S PENETRATING HAIR BRUSHES, for all kinds of Uses. THE Universal Reception 'and Unbounded , Pa trouage (beyond all parallel) g iv e n t o th ese N ew I n - BRUSHES, by all Ranks in Society, is a wonderful c i :: . 4ll ce of th e i r exce ll ence over every other Implement for b dh sioir the Head fr o n t S cur f, thereby strengthening, N utitvintr, and Proinoting the growth of The Hair. HORSE BRUSHES, they are approved and recorts -'"d P• f •(' it They are aUe esteemed for x 4.11, ki iids'of i l% e r s s s i ° ii l ial A U ‘ ses,.as for will .Purposes, 1. 'vim a greater degree of cleanliness prevail, and econo uence for Manufacture and Machinery, an d are my with exprdition. They are also o f the gre at es t conse q highly ` l ) Pteeiat e d by a number of the.first . arti sans i n the coml. ,!), the s uperiority o f th e Patent. Brushes is so gr ea t, th a t V°r comparison all others ar c w h o ll y use l es s ; ' as will be " d t •al vr on . • 4.thiqZt..Brushes arc warranted free from whalebone, or any t i ;iv re. m t a ':' i tt, and at the same price as genuine Brushes here -114, • Retail of the Patentee, No. act, Great Mary-1e 111 e.-84(:et, Portland-place, and at :iso, Oxford-street, and ~,ro'sPeerO)le Venders of Brushes its the United Kingdom. th e 'A--"Sorrie fraudulent Shopkeepers hating imp'osed on botb in price and quality, by selling spurious • les, Please to ask for J. Metcalfe's Patent. Brushes, and ,ces.each- brush has the Patentee's Stamp , impressed on it, OiVetLaffe, patentee," witlethe Royal insigna. Wholesale 4 1 , e . rs to he addressed to Metcalfe and Kent, -19, Dean-street, 14, T: G. Kent, Poultry, London. 'c Including ,e 20,0 ( :. d Including 50,031 The Irish and Porthguese pay respective debts, payable in Er Statement; and the War Taxes . Loans charged on them, are inc: Taxes, to the Quarter ended 51 which period, the War Duties of per Act 56 Geo. 111. c. 29.) are i solidated Customs. War Malt Duty. do. do. runts, for the interest on their )gland, are excluded froni this appropriated to the Interest of luded undei the head of War th July, 1816, inclusive; froni Customs (being made Ferpetual nchided under tb , -!head of Cony S. 1.{.1..1.16.11-11NGTON. my 7, 1817. Treasury Chambers, Whitehan,ji WHIPPING OF L' MALES. _PATRONIZED bY their Royal 11!glinesses th e Nurse I), :iocess of WaleS, Duch e s s o f York, and Duke . . of "is Ittiperial Majesty the Emper o r o f a ll th e Russtas, ••t Ecellency the Duke el Infantado, and the ajo cif tbt x Nobility throughout Europe, M„. f t +, 4s s es st. s MACASSAR OIL, ' salubrious and eflicaCious properties, which re -14-1.1.Q . t he Scurf, harshness and. dryness of the Hair, and ren p,„re:i• soft and glossy . ; streogthens . , th . e . wealiest.Hair, and gr o ,,, Its its falling od or turning gt ; creates . a thick pu rl bon Me BALDEST places ; makes-the Hair strong in is pi., MliCh it keeps in damp weather, exertise, &c.; imparts Th e :&nt perfume; and produces Whi s k ers, E ye -b rows, &c. ti ai _tiropri etors warrant its innocence, and to impr o v e thw ar, close tr oni infancy to the lat es t p erio d in life. Its properties ' , 1 , 11 Y explai ne d " Kowland'sTreati se on th e H a i r, " en- Ciuineh w it each genuine Bottle, pri ce 3s. 6d. 10s. 6d. and a each. • W h , Also, ROWLAND's ESSENCE of TYRE, , • h i t*,'cb fhe Proprietors Warrant t o pr o d uce i mme di ate l y a 2 4 ,1 e. t et. cha nge in Red or Grey' Hair, Whiskers, Eye-brows, inlit at • a beautiful glossy and permanent Brown or Black, ' 4 or t the . exact natural .colour.. Washing makeithls Dye e ase , I ,"‘ l rable. Ladies or Gentlemen may dye their Hair with Snlsecresy ; price 4s. 7s. 6d. and 10s. - lid. prqpr. Wholesale, retail, and fur exportation, by the sole s ' str eet! el ,`, i rs, 'A. ROWLAND a»d SON, corner of Kirby. V. 4 11, 1 't first turning Ori the right in Hatton-garden, Hol 'ltdie; ° Mon; and, .by appointment; by all Perfumers and Venders through o ut E uro p e . togsthere. are Counterfeits composed of delete f ^gredients injurious to th e H a i r ,. it is necessary to serve al t R Rowland's Oil,"or " Rowland's Dye," and oh . Alt 4 (4 11 e4Cil genuine Bottle of the above Articles is signed , ter n are Counterfeits. 4 side — lable in red ink, ''Rowland and S o n." ' An A CT to abolish the Punishment of Public Whipping oh Female Offenders, which received the Royal Asse4l '7(h July, 1817. Whereas the punishment of public whipping of female offenders has been found inexpedient ; Be it therefore Enacted, by the King's Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spit kind and Temporal, and Commons, in this. present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, That. from and after the passing of this A c t judgment shall not be given and awarded against any fenta!e or fe , . males convicted of any 'offence that suc h f ema l e 'offender or offenders do suffer the punishment of,' being publicly, whipped; any lawn statute or usage to the contrary notwithstanding. And be it further •Enaeted, That in . all case's where the punishment of public whipping on fe , male offenders has. hitherto formed the whole or part of the judgment to be pronounced, it shalt and may be lawful for the Court - before whoa srieb offender shall be tried, to: pass such sentened of confinement to bard 'labour in the common gaol or house of correction; in lieu of the sell. teuce of being, publicly whipped, as tb the said Court shall seem most proper : Provided, t bac nothing herein contained shall extend or be con 4. strttecl.to extend in any manner to ehange„'alter, or affect any punishment whatsoever, which Indy now be by law inflicted in respect of any offeneP, except only the punishment of public whipping on female offenders, in . manner as herein a b ove i s enacted. POr ,c . ,.';•-.,,_: .. - i" ti,„44_NGCRY, DR(IPS.iY, GRAVEL . )B CTIONS ItAC I ,uItINARY PASSAGE, 'DIA BE I ( 'ES S , 'l a lt n ij d GENE ' EAKNESS. N 1 . J OSEPH WESSEL's JESUIT'S DROPS. I ma r s Majesty's Navy these . Diops t. ha . t s • e a s P9 e . r . in ti,,71`1100 y'ears past maim ained the . .r .. eha t r i a r e „ c. , r lx a re . ai . me p ss, t . n..1 ob_ , k‘ ,Scurvy, Gravel, Dropsy, St' ang . ~..,iiera., — e . •_ i'tYl--4tNetons in the Urinary Passage, and tie . I . IJ O o l f th b e ,Ve ti . t Patti . ularly for their absolute and spee . d) ) c..i.ire d 27 " t-t-11.''','''"Eil I c )iseas;.: WESSEL's JESUIrs D . R . OIS .an --- rt. -1- , ait '„- i''lr ' a ' re the only safe and exp . edittous.Cuie ) --St''ill- "111 t ) Ce ' llt iit their nature,. as to requite little of no .ris a .. /11.)::17 hl:,!.o.rative for General Debility, \Vessel's Jesuit's I "ty 5 : utill long known and esteeniedc whether. the --e ss t,f i''es froin the too copious use of Mercury,, 1... serviee,o3l4llert. or intense heat ot climate, they al e equally with ul,l„'-•-•siieli as have the misfortune to be troubled 73e " of 1-01111,irii Gfeets, Seminal Etfusions, , or any Wen .- c ult) , of „''' liiliievs Ureters or. Bladder, Diabetes, or Dial "pchp:rSt.:l'4,.4,44ll:,`,:e'a9ter, will experience a complete Cute by shoul(11'1."41 olije.st to he attended to is, that . , Pur , chase . rs t Ti " , ac' I,el'i'vflti in having the . true. and genuine, I reprnt be kisted`'t utis,.(e and dangerous counterfeits attempted to " t' " t he Public by : absolute falsehoods, are so ini t.:- .14,' 1"4% th'e pi- ? ets,rs request every purchaser to ask (.:A4l,'Ztssel's Jesuit's ri Drops. Closed,., la ~"i:;•--The genuine Wessel's Jesuit's Drops are in .;,,,ill,t,:ri'e:ll;'l"-ti:l:rl.:e'k,gErt4.d• 'graved thereon: not art imitation of a stamp, it• tli " Joseph Wessel; St: Paul's . , tto.s.,,lldt'iat:lii:l9l'l:2.lier Bottle, and in large Bottles, : containing Wig", IliillN,,4ller, 1 . 50, Oxford• streeti Tutt, -Exchange; ' ' '''''t i and Braccbridge, 4ast.Satitbtivld. CATHOLIC CHARITABLE NETITUTIONS AT SOMERS-% TOWN.--.--1 - sester day the friends and benefactors of these benevolent establishments, for the pur pose Of clothing, 'supporting, and educating ISO boys-and girls , the, •C children of i n di gent athori c s, dined at the Freeniasons"fareru, Great Orteen street. s 13.0:01 Highness the Duke of SusseX 'took' the Chair, supported on the Tight by 'll4 . Earl of SIinEWSBUItY_ and on the left by Lord ICISILLEtkt. Jn, tie gallery, which was filled witls Ladies,: were the Countess of SHREWSBURY and Lady TEEL% WNEY. After the cloth was removed, Non Nobis Dwnine was snug in a fine style by letssrs. .Dignot, Boyle; Nicral, Bre: Alter the usual toasts °tithe King, Queen, ,Ste. the Duke of SUSSEX lose and made a most eloquent speech on the benefits resulting' to society from the institu. tions. The Stewards then led in the children, 'headed by their masters and mistresses, the band playing Pattitjes Day in. At.. Morning ; they march. ed, rorind - the room in procession, each carrying a bouquet of flowers, and appeared reatarkably healthy, clean, and treat, (COPY.) The Lard Mayor presents his compliments to Lieutenant Terry, and beg: to assure him, in nsiver to his letter of yes terday, that he by no fileatii intended to depreciate the merit; of the Life Guards. What the Lord Mayor advanced kn the House, was a. re fiatution of the'acredingly erfoneons state wei,t relative to the mob in Skinner. street, and the Bank.. Respecting the toot) in the Minories, the 1,4 , rd Mayor begs to reter Lietnenatt. 'Petry to the evidence delivered on • the trial of Watson, hy Mr. Hall High Sherif:lot Essex. Mansion-House, July 2‘ This Day were published, Handsomely printed, in six vols. svo. and a Seventh in quoit°, containing Maps, Plan's, Views, and Coins; illustrative of the Geography aHd - Antignities of Ancient Greece, a New Edition, being the Fifth, p; ice 41. 4 s . h oar d s , o f THE TRAVELS of ANARCHAI{SIS sthe Younger, in Greece, during the Middle of the Fourth C.entury, before the Christian Lea; translated from the French of the late Abbe.Barthelemy. To which are prefixed, NI EMOIRS of the LIFE of J. J. BARTHELEMY, written by himself, in 1792 and 1793; with 'a Portrait of the Author. . * * *'This Edition has hero carefully revised and corrected by the last Paris Edition, published from a Copy, in which the !ate Abb6 IVarthelemy bad made numerous Collections and Addititins with his own ?rand. The Maps, Plans, Views, anti Coins, contain several ad ditional new ones, and arc all from uew Designs, in general on a larger scale. The.whole have lace!, re-engraved for this Edition of the Translation, and are executed with an accu racy,. neatness, and elegance, which render them, in that respect likewise, much superior to those of the former Editions. N.B. A few Copies are printed on Superfine Royal Paper, with Proof Impressions of the Plates and Maps, price 61. 6s. in boards. Printed for J. Mawman ; F. C. and J. Rivington ; Cattail and Daries ; Longman, Hurst, Rees; Orme, and Browi ; J. and ..:1. Arch: W. Clarke and Sons ; Lackingto❑ • and Co. ; John Richardson; W. Ginger; Law and Whittaker; J. Black and Son; R. Scholey ; Baldwin, Craduck, and Joy ; J. Battu ; R. Fenner; R. Saunders; and T. and J. Allman. . A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS. 0F all the numerous-Cases that ha ve appeare d in the Public Prints•for the last ten years, of the good effects of the AMERICAN SOOTHING none are inure entitled to the attention of every Mother and Nurse, than the under-mentioned :—The infant 'Daughter of Mr. IresOn, No. 494, Oxford-street, was, at the tender age of two months, I aken'very ill. The Physician could not find out the child's disorder ;it was.every day gkting win - se. Mrs. I. asked him if he thought it was its teeth ; his answer was, the - child was too young.—However, Mrs. 1. having experienced the virtues of the Syrup, both in her own family, as well as of several Ladies ur her acquaintance, thought she would try. As soon as the eliild's!gonis were rubbed, she began to get better, and by the time the infant was ld weeks old, she had tire teeth through. ' • 'lo=be had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, No. 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street ; and by all the principal Medicine Venders in Town•and Country, at 2's. 9d. a Bottle. CAtmos.—Be sure to ask fur Johnson and William's Ame rican Soothing Syrup; as there are several sputlotts sorts. N. B. Mrs.. Johnson relieves the infant poor as usual, at her Moose, every Tuesday and Saturday Morning, from nine to4en o'clock, by bringing 4 letter from a respectable House keeper, to certify that'they are real objects of charity. RUPTURES CURED AT TUE MEDICAL' BOARD. - N consequence of the extensive practice of the Medical Board, at Charlotte House, -Blackfriars, road,Drs. COOPER, MU . ;VROE, and CO. ha ve , for- the accommodation orkatientS residing at the West end o f the .Town,- established another Medical. Board in Woodstock= street, Oxford-street, a few doors from Bond-streut, where a Physician and Surgeon, ,Memhers of the Royal Collegeof Lonuoni 'of thirty y ears e'xlietiettee, constailtly reside. 'flint thousands have been restored, to .perfect health by their united talents is indisputable, after Hospitals had failed, many of whom had beengreat sufferers from being impiri perly treafed by persons ignrorant of the profession. Lrup tioas on the head, face, and body, ulcerated thine, swel lings in the neck, nodes onthe shin bones, cancers, stric tures, fistulas; pains iu the bead and litnlis, and sits vous dibitity, arc the consequence of an ill-cored contagion, and which symptotns frequently appear years after, mull de s troy domestic, happiness.. • Messrs. Cmiper, Munfoe, add (n. arc consulted daily at hut h houses, dr by letters from the country, stating particu lars, wlien medicine, and the best advice be sent to all parts Of the.kingthim. • . - - - There are side doors, at each house, and private rooms for .fernalt;s. Advice gratis on Tuesday, Thursday, anti Sunday porniugs, Arnt4.tvvOve:o:tpek.,