The Sun.
London, England, 1833-05-31 00:00:00

LAURIE, MAYOR.

ACOMMON COUNCIL, holden in the
Chamber of the Guildhall, of the City of London,
on Thursday, the 30th day of May, 1833.
Resolved Unanimously—That the cordial thanks of
of this Court be given to George Leith Roupell, Esq.,
M D., Benjamin Guy Bahington, Esq., M.D., Henry
Field, Esq., M.S A., and John Ridout, Esq., M.S.A.,
the Medical Officers attached to the City of London
Board of Health during the visitation of the Cholera in
England, in the years 1831 and 1832; and that this
Court having voluntarily taken upon it-elf to de-
fray the expenses of the Board out of its corporate reve
noes, do present to each • f them respectively a Piece of
Pate of the value of 100 guineas, as an honorary tribute
to the ability, skill, and assiduity- with which they gra-
tuitously assisted in directing ti e measures of precaution
and cure adopted by the Board during the prevalence of
that malady within the City of London.
Resolved unanimon,ly—That this Com t has wit-
nessed with grew satisfaction and admiration the con•
duct of Charles Pearson, Esq., Chairman, and Francis
De Grave, Esq., Honorary Medical Secretary of the
City Board of Health, not on'y in discharging with un-
surpassed zeal, assiduity, and talent, the immediate du-
ties of those offices, but also in disinterestedly de-
voting so large a portion of their valuable time to con-
stant communications with the medical officers of the
City and Local Boards, and with the Central Board and
Governiakent functionaries—to the visitation and in-
spection of receptacles of disease within the City—to the
examination and removal of nuisances calculated to en-
gender and propagate it—and to other important services,
which, though not necessarily imposed upon them by
their appointment, they have nevertheless cheerfully under-
taken, and performed in a manner highly creditable to
themselves, and advantageous to their fellow citizens
Resolved uninimously—That the Professional Services
rendered by John Francis De Grave, Esq., in conjunction
with those i.f the other Medical Offie rs, demand in an
especial manner the acknowledgment of this Court, and
that a Piece of Prate, of the value of Fitty Guineas (with
a suitable Inscription), be therefore presented to him, in
testimony of the high sense entertained by this Court, of
that portion of his valuable (xertions on behalf of his
fellow-citizens.

Resolved unanimously—That the resolution agreed to
this day, with respect to Charles Pearson, E. 11., be or-
namentally written on vellum, signed by the Town Clerk,
properly emblazoned, framed, and ghzed, and presented
to him. WOODTHORPE.

YORK TAVERN AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
ELIZABETH SIMPSON respectfully in-
forms Commercial Gentlemen, that in compliance
with the repeated r, quests of several of their body, she ha,
fitted lip, and appropriated for their exclusive u.e,
" COMMERCIAL Room," in the YORK TAVERN St.
Helen', square ; and that by assiduous attention, excel-
lent Wines, good Beds, &c., and observing reasonable as
well as the usual Commercial Charges, she humbly hope•
to secure their Patronage and Support.
Fran the central.situation of the York Tavern, its im
diate vicinity to the Post-office, and the number of
Coaches which daily arrive at and depart from it, Com-
mercial Gentlemen, as well as others, will find it an Inn
peculiarly eligible and convenien,.
Yolk, May, 1533.

THE JUNE NUMBER OF

THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
Etiit,d by E. L. BULWER,

Author of " Nib " Eugene Aram," &e.,

Cotains, among other interesting Articles :—The Poli-
tician—Parliamentary Mismanagement of Time--Late
Westts.insrer Election—Sit Robert Heron's proposed Mo-
tion—the National Convention—Modern Novelists, and
Recent Novels—Lady Bles-ine ton's Journal—Jean Paul
Richter—Annihilation—A New Gallery of Pictures—
Changes in the Value of IMon.,y—F 'rest Worship, by the
Author of " Corn Law 11%,yroes"—Four Views of Lon-
ion —On the Proere-s of Music from the Commencement
of the present Century•—Monthly Commentary on Me❑
and Things—the Lion's Mouth, &c., &c.
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