The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-09-12 00:00:00

THORP, MAYOR.

A COMMON COUNCIL, holden in the CHAMBER of
the GUILDHALL of the CITY of LONDON, on
TUESDAY the 11th Day of September, 11121;
RIESOLVID,
THAI' the. Office of Sheriff of Loudon and Mid.
Mese: is one of the highest and most importaut in the
appointment of this City ; and it is therefore the dilly of this
Court to uphold its character and honour, and to protect the
Individuals invested with this high and responsible Trust in
the just exercise of all of its authority. That while it expresses
its approbation of the prompt and effectual means adopted by
Mr. Sheriff Waithman fur the preservation of the Peace dur-
ing the Funeral Procession of the unfortunate men, Honey
and nucio, on Sunday the 26th of August, this Court can-
not sufficiently express itr feelings of abhorrence at the gross
violation of the public Peace, and the Outrage committed by
several of the Life Goan's, 'war Knightsbridge H. ks,
upon the person, and against the ble, of the Sheriff while
rawlplug, in the most conciliating manner, au arduous
public dill ; which Outrage, as well as the ottr mpt to de-
grade the Office of Sheriff of the County to a state of sub-
serviency to t w Police Magistiates, they cannot hot regard
as a gross indignity to the City, and a violation of its Rights.
That the presence of mind, said the temper, firmness, and
courage, displayed by Mr. Sheriff Waitlinian upon that oc-
casion, by which he preserved his own life, and prevented
the effusion of blood.entitles him to an expression of the
thanks and gratitude of this Court and his Fellow Citizens.
WOO ()THOR PE.

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atamp included, with full directions fur its use, by their
various Agents in the Metropolis, and throughout the
Ilsatud Kingdoms ; Intl it cannot be genuine unless their
names are engraved on the G ent Stamp, which is
Sued over the eork or stopper of each bottle.
Of meal of the Venders of the Magnesia may I. had, ••-
theinfictsted by • similar Stamp, HENRY'S AROMATIC
SPIRIT of VINEGAR, the Invention of Mr. HENRY,
and the only genuine Preparation of that Artilee.

A gun was now fired from the I.4fliy. Almost
immediately afterward. the ear was saluted by the
sailors voices on heaving the anchor. Just at this
moment it fell a dead calm, and great apprehen-
sions were entertained that the return of the breeze
would prove inauspicious to the wishes of his Ma.
jesty. The wind, however, in a short time became
tolerably brisk, and at half-past two the royal
squadron got under weigh, the wind S.W. by W.;
the Royal George was the foremost ship; she was
followed closely by the Liffey frigate, and 16 other
vessels of various sizes. The clearness and serenity of
theatmosphrre enabled the numerous spectators to
behold this grand spectacle in all its splendour. His
Majesty having a little before re-appeared nn the
deck, was hailed by the people now Minn bled on the
pier and beach in greet numbers, with loud accla.
mations. The guns at the battery tired a royal sat.
lute. The King, as far us we were able to judge,
seemed to be in high spirits, and delighted with
the unabated enthusiasm of the people. He took
off his cap, waved it repeatedly over his head, and
saluted, in a particularly affectionate manner, all the
spectators who were assembled to witness the ter-
mination of the auspicious visit of our King.
His Majesty sailed round the beautiful yacht the
Prince Regent. and saluted Sir M. Seymour, and
the officers, in the most gracious manner.
Telescopes were to be seen from almost every
house along the line of road from blemon to
Hunkers-, all bearing on one point, and those who
carried them, from the frequent applications made
for " a look," seemed but to hold them pro bono
public°. As the evening advanced, the royal aqua.
dron appeared to be making their way in hue style,
right in the direction of Holyhead, and at that
twilight hour, whilst they were yet discernible to
the admiring and anxious spectators, "distiect, but
distant," the etket produced by their " gallant
bearing" was hue beyond description. The
Urgent still remains in the harbour at King's Town;
boats were plying the entire of yesterday from the
pier to that beautiful yacht.

Previous to his Majesty's departure, a fine fat
buck was put en board the Royal Sovereign as a
pit:scot to his Majesty, from Rich.Verschoy le, Esq.
of which his Majesty was graciously pleased to ac-
cept, together with an abundance of the choicest
and moat delicious fruit from the garden of Mount-
Metriuti, the neat of Mr. Verrehoyle.
Saturday, Twelve n'elock.
The wind at this hour blows fresh, and directly
against the royal fleet. Sir W. Curtis, in his yacht,
De Jove Prow, has just returned after seeing the
squadron down the Channel. %ire were not able to
ascertain at what point Sir ‘Villistu parted from the
fleet. The Prince regent yacht remains in the
royal harbour, waiting the orders of Sir B. Biome-
field. The flag which was presented by his Ma-
Zesty to the Commissioners of King's Towu harbour,
is to be hoisted on particular days, designated by
the King. Among the days named are, the 3d of
September (the :lay on which his Majesty embarked),
sad the King's birth-day.