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and the WWI bills of mortality. aid within ten miles of ti:
*avid latheeiga. shall always weigh, lu Averdupois weight, a.
follows:—Evt+y Peck Loaf shall weigh to bs. 6 ounces; evet,c
Half-peek, tabs. 11 ounces; every Quarter Peck sibs. 8 ounce
and half an ounce; every Half-quarter of a Peck, 21bs. 2 ounces,
and three quarters of an ounce rand every Pound Loaf, 16 ounces.
And that every Baker and Seller of Stead shall cause to be Ogee,
IP some convenient place of his or her shop, a beam and oak.
with proper weights or other just balance ; azd that any perm,
or persons who may purchase any Barad of any such Laker t •
Seller of Bread, may, if he, she, or they shall thick proper, rn
quire ttliTalls. Wiwi Weighed In his,ter, or their presence.
Penalty not exceeding SQL for .neglecting to Ex a bean. an
scales.
, • Exeryls,ther •er seller of bread with(' the City of Lanes,.
and the liberties thereof, within the weekly bills of mortal.;
and within ten miles of the Royal Exchinge, who shalt s.
or offer for sale, any bread, in his, her, or their shop, or wL.
shall deliver any bread to any costumer or customer,,
ficient in its doe weight, according to the weight of the t
vera! loaves u are bereinbefore directed respectively to weigt
shall for every such offence forfeit and pay a sent not e,
"reeding ten shillings for every ounce deficient in weigh
and so in proportion for any quantity lees than an ounce,
the Justice or Justices before whom such offender shall be cur, •
victed shall think fit t prOvided alwart, that no baker or sell,
of bread shall be liable for any deficiency in the wei:ht of a:
bread, unless the same shall be weighed, and the dri:chnry
the weight thereof ascertained, within tt hours' next fallen i:
the time of the "same having been baked ; and that nothing
this 'Act contained shall be construed to extend or to inch,.
such breed as is usually made and sold under the denominarn.
if French or fancy bread or :oil..
Bakers shall not bake bread or rolk on Sundays, nor sr
breed, nor bake. Meat. ples. &c. ezcept front nine all one,
Sunday.. under a penalty for the Erg offence Ito.
third, 6:c. 40s.
Nu mtlier' niealman, or baker, may act as a Justice in t.
execution of this Act on penalty of seso.
Penalties stre to be levied by distress. and kr %%Ai
of 4stress the offenders to be committed to pliwn.
Persons aggrieved may appeal at Quarter Session:

I'RESEN.T4TION. OF THE CITT ADDRES.

Yesterday the LORD MAYOR, attended by Sir .IAMI
614 AW, Bari. Alderman SCIIOLCY, Sir WILLIAId Dos:•

VILLE. &art. and Alderman GOODBEIILICE, with U.

City Officers and a great number of Cfaninuners, sr!
off from Guildhall a little after sone o'clock, and po.
ceeded in state to Carlton-liouse, where they pa
seined the following Address to his Royal Ilightic:,
the PRINCE RILGUNT, as agreed to at the last Cour.,
congratulating his Royal highness upon the recei .
brilliant Victory obtained by the Allied Armies cm.,
'the French Army, commanded by B iNAPAIVIE

g 4 To HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF wALEs, Hk
GENT OF Mk UNITED KINGDOM OF GLEAT BEIT.II.

AND IRELAND,
" RI DU Mi. AND LOYAL AuDittss or LOF
MAtoit, ALDLILMEN, AND COMMONS OF lilt Gil .
LOND.IN, IN COMMON COUNCIL
_ .

May it tiltiase jour Reel Mesa's,
a We, hie Majesty's most dutiful and loyal subjects, the Lori
Mayor, Aldermen, and Common, of the City of Loud w, i
Common Council assembled, beg leave to approatija your Royt.t
iii;litteis with the sincerest affection to your Royal Person, sail
with the waidtest congratulations upon the gloriton Victory ob-
tained by the Allied AnnY on the loth of lune, under t. • con,
mend of FirkWelaiihal the Duke of Welling:on.
" At a period when the tuinul:s of war had subsided, and peace
hie! begun to stied Invaluable blessings over long•conteliding
hostile =dons, it was with indignation and horror we beheld the
return of that person who lad been the dreadful merge of Eu-
rope, from ho obscurity in which the stipulations of a soleme.
treaty had bound hits to continue.
6' `.Ve observed, with grief, that, on his re-eppearanee, the
lawful Sovereign of France was compelled, by a rebellious ant
faithless toldiety, to metre his capital, and to take refuge io
Netherlands '
'Si Welch assured, that the Madame pease and multi, which
had been so neatly evicted into by your Royal Highness, io
the name di our beloved Sovereign, could, not be =Monaca
with this daring USllrper' who had repeatedly manifested that
no treaty was held sacred by him longer than suited the purpoo,
of his ambition or revenge, who had constantly evinced tte
deepest hatred of the doltish name and character, and wiii.
whom his Majesty's Allies had unanimously declared the impos-
sibility of niakttig any erigageovents in thil.teliniutul peace
concord.
" Under these difficult circumstances we beheld, with th•
highest satistactiou,• the wisdom of your Royal Higlist.• in a--
pointing to the chic. coin:natal, of his Majesty', armies on the
Continent that illieoriaos Hero, who had so often led them to
congilest and to glory.
it is with the most heartfelt joy we contemplate the late;
Victory, as alliirding another leaf to the page of history, by
cording further maginficvnt deeds to enhance Inci honour ars
gig:vigor of the British Empire, lo which will he seen that :.
eaily superior force et the veteran armies of France, con.-
malacca by Napoleon Bonaparte, could not withstand the t re •
si,teble bravery of British heroes, when guided br a Wellingto..
aided by a Blucher.
" It is with cue deepest sorrow we lament the fall of a larger
portion of these brave defenders of the hberneo of Europe,
particularly at an iiinstrions member of your Royal l tightit•ss...
family, whq had ever evinced the characteristic gallan:ry of
l'r.nee of the liouse of Ile usiswick ; but, we trust, the issue ef
this great event affords a well-grounded hope that die power c
the Usurper will be destroyed, and the pima of Europe esta-
blished upon the most solid tainulation.
We shall continue to place our humble reliance on the ;N-
-ein' GOOON ati that those results may speedily take place arid
that the Lilory, the Peace, an 4 she Prosperity of this linked
Kingdom, umber the government of your Royal Highness, and
a long lute of succeeding Princes of your Royal Highness's Mu,
serious House, may endure until the latest perioi r►f time.
64 We have only further to entreat your Royal Highne-s to It
insured of the continued seal, loyalty, and affection of b:s M
kites fatthfUl Citisens of Lunches, to support your Royal Hie. •
uvula bringing this great contest to a speedy and happy ternsic • •
don. • (*Sped, 41Ce-
They were all very graciously received, and h •
Royal Highness made the following reply:
" I receive with ibegreatest satisfacuon this boy:,
.and dutiful address.
66 'By the favour of Diviss Pooviosscx, the first
operations or the Allied Armies Wt the Continent
have been attended with the most signal and decisive
success, and we may confidently trust that the high
military reputation which this conntry has. acquirei,
by the undaunted valour and consummate discipliro
of our troops, and by the transcendant genius AP
heroic example of the great Commander who is
constantly led them to victory, will afford one of t 1::,
most important securities for the future tranquillit
and independence of Europe.
I deeply lament with you the extent of private
calamity, occasioned by the loss of any 'trainable
officers and men in the late unexampled contest, a 1....,
feel most sensibly the manner in which you has.
adverted to an illustrious Member of the House ..t•
Brunswick, who closed on that memorable occni •t;
a gamer of honour with a death of glory.
To the surviving relatives of those who 1a....-.
#l4oen, it must be a soothing reflection, that ill.
nave perished in a just and noble cause, and that t:,‘:
memory of their splendid and inestimable service:,
will • be cherished with admiration and gratitude t"
lue.latest posterity.
.48 I have a perfect reliance on the stedfast loyal f
aiid public sparivoj • tbs eiiicens of Lond and
•
your ussigences at support in such rep duns as csi •
be seeepary to bring this most impurt.,:t •
4 !.sully and happy tecmiugiontlt

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