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London, England, 1819-08-23 00:00:00

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titILIPY the particular attention of the itteretary.of
cu Treasury, and that at the next'Meetiog• of
"gres he purposes to invite legislative attention
t these interesting subjects."
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--ARKABLE HEAT.—Under this bead, it is
,fated in a Paper printed at Middlebury, Ver-
,,,°llt, that on the 10th lost. at 3 o'clock, p.
file mercury, in Fahrenheit's thermometer', stood
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that town at rtinety•nine and a half cfegress.
(Front the same Parer, .74/y (0.)
'YELLOW FEVHR.—Six hundred and eighty FO..
te ignerSP says The Baltimore Patriot, died of the
Fever
at Havana, between the first of May and
the middle of June.
Captain S'rt N M AN, of the schooner Mars, who
"rived here this it-mining in 19 days trout Port-
14.Pliuce, reports, that it was very sickly at that
P!dce:
We 'ire sorry to add, that the Yellow Fever has
a 1:" broken out in Philadelphia. We have "rimis
111111°"5 on the subject ; hut peihaps the most
"111'ntie account is contained in tbe following
txtrac
of, a letter from Pbtlatlelphia,i ctlatcd the
kb!) i11'1.) to a Met chant in Bat itnore
Xott tit ilt tio'donbt, have alarm; of the Fever
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ill Pliiiadelpilia. A fees cases, it is true, have
cecury" at Mnrket•streer wharf, and out of
bt'veu Persons attacked four have die:l; the others
have been removed, and we are in hopes it will
"'earl no ftwher. Should it unhappily prove
t::herwise, we shall advise you of it from time to
if xre are permitted to escape ourselves."

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'IC"' ng to the adage, prevention is better
Lia" core, it, might be the wisest plan tor the
Almroa to have ,Smith6eld pre-occupied on
~lredm'sday next, on which day the Rabble Re-
"nit•rs have announced another Seditious Meet-
to be held. The city Light Horse, the City
"lunteers, and any other force which the Chief
v
;13gi"raternav think properonight be admitted into
"City for the preservation of its peace. We sill).-
Th:t this shgtzestion to his Lordship, convinced
jenl'c will readily adopt every measure ne-
7""Y for the protection of the Metropolis--
e4se this bint should be adopted, it might be
that this prior oceiyation of the ground
""" ltilte place early in the morning, and re-
-1;121.1" Ott duty the whole day. Bath, in the year
lB°, Was preserved from conflagration by similar
• IITIns• After the. first night's disturbance,. thy
11°Ie body of Chairmeri were the next morning
,11".11111oned by the Mayor to the Tow n•hall, '
and
Iti7"11 io as constables, and a guard of sol-
'l:erst who happened to be at Bath at the
wa3 set early in the evening at the
."'''"Pikes leading into the Town, apt 'at the
:ricus panics of Rioters attempt-
ed to rain to enter the town, amino farther outrage
-:ect""• As the Reforming Miscreants, who
Flieln to assemble on Weenesday in the hear of
lr Metropolis, are even more flagitious in their
v'e's than the Rioters of 1780, inasmuch OS
:16 latter only aired at robb,_,ry and plunder,
and employed temporary contusion as the inelos
Pr the attaintnent of their end, while the infamous
••
ho intend to assemble on Wednesday in
1-
11"thheld, aim at nothing short of a Revolution, as
horrible as that of Ft ante, the total destruction of
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Present form Of Government, and the possession
°1 all property throughout the Country, greater
v
1411ance is necessary. These are times in
his England expects every man to do
11::111tY," and it is the duty .of all' honest men
" loyal subjects to rise in de'ence of the Coun-
Y.N.4"inst the 'rebellious hordes, who, headed
t)7l"Tion
,v s Demagogues, are attempting to in-
s °IIII " it in all the horrors of anarchy.

le Resolutions passfql on the I 9th inn., „,
th. —•
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Star Inn, Manchester, by the most respect-
able
; Inhabitants of that Town and Salford (in 'our
--use
Page), are a tall answer to all the venomous
--use which has been poured on the Magistrates
in
that quarter, for the firmness and decision
ill' Which. they acted, in dispel sing an coot.-
nThus :oass of rebel Reformers, and seizing the
.tingletttl.rs, The first of these Resolutions,
**, in declaring that the persons 'assembled " fret
thems?lves hottod sty preserve the °inestimable pri-
' ilegeof petitionina for the redress of Grievances,"
48 ashonourable to their public spirit, as all the
rest of them Ilre to ?heir gratitude and justice to-
• Wards those *Civil and Alilit.try Authorities to
:;tilOnt the t"Plis ilidelved for the suppres-
Qll of so alatinia4 a Combination agaitist the
.141)quillitY ofthe_piace, anti the Governwent of
le Country-.

rt sems kv,e.ri: evident now, .that The Morning
Chronicle hits 'taken leave of Principles, an,!
-11141 4 I-14s allietlitsilf to the cause of ITU NT
411(1 tile _
lindicr.il Reformers. NVe conceive th.it
the following par4graidh sufficiently itivifies this
itlier"cep tte it is exactly in the iwicticius stile