The National Register.
London, England, 1818-06-21 00:00:00

50 THY

WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON-

GiN atrie.
Entertaining the deepest vase of gratitude for the isealous, volun—
y, and independent support with which you have honoured me,
and proud on reflecting upon the Lumbers on the poll, to find my-
self so high in the estimation of my fellow citizens, I cull most
ear:oil:Cy entreat a continuance >f your ...avowals and netioe exertions
to bring, the present contest to a favourable termination.
lAsioung with every confidence to the most successful results. I
consider the necessity for activity on the presoit occasion, not to arise
touch from the
.present degeiency of nun.bers on the Poll. as
from the conside.ation that only two days more remain for the great
body of the Livery yet unpulled to exercise their great and sahrobie
Inutehiscs.
. Trusting that you will continue to exercise the same spirit of In-
dependence. which you have hitherto shown, and that you will
Om me in the high and hont urable situation to which I aspire,
• I have the honor to remain,

GENTI.F3IEN,
Your tuna Faithful and Obedie.,t liumbl • Servant.
Juni: 20, 181 g, JO! N TILOS, THORP.

STATE OE TILE SIVTU DAYS £01.1..
Thorp
Wood v 749 I Waldman f 979
1779 Cords
ts $
Wilson 3331 Adidas i6to

ALDERMAN THORP,—.The COMMITTEE
for conducting tie ELECTION er ALDERMAN THORI'
rneet daily sit the Khget. Tavern, Poultry. where any ounnnu•
nications ail be thankfully. rezeivetl.
The Poll will filially dose on Tuesday next the Oil of June.

COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, Southampton-Street,

Strand.
R U ST EE S.
TNT nuaz or RuTtaan, K. G.
Mc MARQUIS OT BUCKINGHAM.
HT MA44111111 NO'Z.THANY I ON,
WILLIAM PRATO. P.ll M. P.
S. BERNARD MOIL AND, ltsq. M. r.
and Sixty Directors.

Managing Director. J. T. BARBEL BEAUHOWT, Esq. F. A. S.
!Ur uans to the amours of !1R,9.001. have been paid within the
last four years to those wbc have been iniured Peen Years ;
a greater Advantage to the PuLlic than has been hitherto yielded by
any wrll.secured Establishment. And the Public may r!st usurtil
that claims uprn this °diet are never dett.sted upon mere legal ob-
jections. in order to enhance these returns, but that demands are
paid LI full, with the utmost p:lmptness.
Experience has primed that. in the business of Fire Insurance, a
large Permanent Capital, in sedition to the fluctuating meets arisiiig
from the p-...iniums, is necessary for SOLID SF.CURITY. This
permanent and additional Capital the Original Members have pro-
vided to tlta extent of 400,0001. and they alone are responsible for
Lime.
Agents are appointed in all the principal teams, who are also
Agents to the Provident Life Office founded on similar principles.

OFFICE OF• ORDNANCE, Jame 3, 181&

THE Prin;,ipal Officers of his Mojerdys Ordnance
r 1,7 hereby give Notify, Mit Proposals trill he ,eerived at their Off?,
In Pall life!. on or' before Wedueiday. the 29th day of May ',cit.
from such Pero.tr. as may be willing to undertake the supply of
CABINET awl UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,

for service of this Ilwartment. for a period of TAPCe Years, deter-
nrinahk after the expiration if the Just Year, upon notice of Three
:Ifonths. at the opti:in of either Party.
l'all^rns of the :tracks may be viewed aeon application at the
the Principal Stole Keeper's Ogee in the Tower.
Furthrr particulars, torather with the Terrns and Conditions ,r
the Cott-aut. man h. kuowst upon cpplwation at the Secretary r
gt"..r tw Pall Matt, aliwerauf, any day between the hours if
Ter and Four o'Clock, where the Proposal', must he &homed sraird
up and endorwd, '• Proposals few Cabiautaivl Upimlstery Articles,"
but no promsale can be aitinitte.l oth, the said usth day rf Jane,
at Pomba. o'Clat.k at Noon of the sane day: wither will any Tender
be noticed unless the Part 4 making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall
attend. ----»

By order of the Mord.

It. If. CREIV, Secretary.

°MCP, OF• onnx.4ATE. June

THE Princinal Officers of Ifis Majesty's Ordnance
an hereby vire ?Alice, that rn:porot, will 6e rre..ii rd at their
ofilre in Pall Mel'. o; or befinw Wednesday. the 44th day of June
-nrt.frone snob Persons es mayh.: milling to Under take the Snpplyfi
TIMBER. and SCANTLING.
ar:-oi,^o of this D, (artinent. fir a Period of three l'enrs, de-
terminable of ter the I..rpiration of thetirst Year. upon Notice of
there ifon:hs, a' the ()plant of either Party.
Vet oft:ie iSc. to be tuppritj.
Farther Particulars. together widi the 'Terms utu! Conditions of
the Cantnset. swan be known at the Secretary'.; QIN... in Pall Mall
aftresnid, exy day set-.attis the hours ten and tuur o'eloek,
w'icre lie' nposa/s +must he delitered sealed op bud endersed"PrtTO
bah for English Timber," no Prew3nd ell 14 le admitted clt,ff- the
e,zitl sloth day ofJnne. at hark,. d eloe4al noon ofthe seine iloy.nritlier
mill ary 7'endei be notieed unless the Party riakingil, or au .4g,ent
in has 644 f/ shall attend.
By or& r qf:he Board.
It. If. CREW, Secretary.

A NEW PATENT HAT, at etilty &MITTEN
GEORC F. ['lt A N 0:5 anti Co. fin,: to offer to the Pub-
lic a 5! I,K II AT on a HEAVE!: 501)1*. combining every requi-
site a flat ought to possess; it is superior in appearance to the
finest and most expensive llcaviv, epully light. and will wear twire
as and is of a better shape, which it retains to the lan ;it will
nevei change its colour. Which is ofthe most beautiful black, if worn
cor years; no weather will injure them, they being alter proof; they
are a much st.perior flat to thrre I. 'stations offered by usher ilnit,tm
at T 67 —G 17.01tGE FR XXX Sand Co. MantsfActur..ra, I.'. 1,1.1 Nt: •
TON 1-11115510,, Corner of Reti.-rotte street, &whit-in.—Merchants,
and Dealers who ei h for superior Hats. will rim, it to their eAvan-
tage in noticing this insertion. Be partieula 1.1 to the Address.
N.B. No unpaid letters sere:vet!.

JUNIPEWS I:SSENCE OP PFI`PURNIFN'T, by HEATH.

i.:.; E is a safe. effectual, and pleasant re-
Tardy m Yheitlences, Gouty and Chelicy l'ains in the Stomach and
Bowels, Mil irze, ti II ysten.t NRIWC3 attendant rat Pregnancy.he-
!fixation and Las-hullo arriNitig from AtroostplTric heat. WLat of
ppetec, from inclement %Vert/wt. the Spann:mite
affection of the stomach anti Rowels. so common to infants—at. apting
the doe to the urgent..• of the elm.. As a faini:y trod tine or for the
Army w Navy. it aillbe found u valual.le
Esstwer of Pr est:am/N.lr so will lon% nis a valtiable family
~lrrlirine, that Ow principal obkrt of this advertisement i 3 guatd
Druggists
against the mtmerotts ethihterfet,s which am prep:mai by
Druggists 14:c. only caution .1. P. Heigh ern give, is to see
dist .1. P. lILAtn, Nottingluun, icengn.ved on the Government
Stamp.
Price Two Shillings and Nincpente and One Shilling and three-
' halfpence.
Sold by E. Edwards, (~zer.t to licatii) 56, St. Paul's Church ;/:ird.

JUNI: '2l

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A few days since an inquest was held at Hwy St. EAlm.:::d's, on
the body of T. Balls. who was subject to temporary tlerangcment* in
consNuence of which ho was confined for five weeks in astable, witn
a clay floor, chained day and night to a post, with is straw bit:.
which was changed once n week ! The art of violence imputeti
him wai tearing his clothes, for which reason lie was latterly even
danied a shirt. He was found dead laying on his litter. Mtliough
the witnesses were decidedly of opir.ion that such resumineweii nut
necessary, the Jury gave a verdict of—Natural Death !
V Wednesday morning a female, of genteel appearance, went to the
shoe of alesirs. Greenwell and Co. haberdashers, in Markt-rhos',
road. and titer enquiring the prices of various articles went awAy
without purchasing. Several handkerchiefiewere missed immediately.
aid one of the situ men went after her and pressed her to return to
the shop; stating that his master had several Articles of haberdashery,
at low prices, which she had not soli. She however refused to
return ; and upon the shopman persisting in soliciting her, she then
asked him if he supposed that she hid stolen any thing. Hr
answered, thathe had a suspizion of that sort, and he was determined
that she should go back,which she at length did, and immediately on
her entrance she dropped the handkerchiefs from her dress; when a
constable was-sent fur and she was taken inter custody.
Friday se'nnight a severe thunder storm was experienced at Wells.
A fire ball passed down the chimney of a house at Cookslcy Pound.
nos that city, and a woman in the room it entered, had her clothes
set ou fire, and was burnt dreadfully.
Six vessels Lave been chartered by Government far the transport a.
tion of convicts to Botany Bay. Two of the ships are now lying at
Woolwich, at which place the convicts are to numerous, that suff.eser.t
room cannot be provided for them; and 88 have in oonsequen:e been
irdered back to Deptford.