Star.
London, England, 1819-07-24 00:00:00

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of it." He replied by begging not to be con; .Si
unheard, and not to have any of his admonitioe'. ty,
again accused the Worthy Alderman of intempeat,'' ter
and said, that if he had said so in public, he -4; .
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have ordered him into custody.
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Mr. Peeesote said, the Lord Mayor rater 1,
known that Harrison had previously given bi nt
Stockport. He had been decoyed to town le ,1 ;In
ter purporting to have been written by the e'..; s
of the Commit tee. Mr. Pearson concluded By
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that while the Court gave every merit to the,„ 01
of Aldermen for the measures taken by it to
the peace of the City, by means of the civil 1;
yet they deprecated the appearance of person
litary attire in the streets on the 21st Pet. it
Mr. FA FEL seconded this motion. After sore:
ther debate, it
The Court divided, Ald. Can.
For the Amendment 2 25 . s.
Against it - - 7 6s.
Majority against the Amendment
The original t,ution was then put and carried :as vi.s •. •1
Vote of Thanks to the Aldermen fur their cond.:4o. ca y ct
day last,—See Adtretimesseut.
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LONDON.
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SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1819.
THE FUNDS.
WC! OF STOCKS THIS oA.y AT 0111 t OtI.CCS:
Rank Stock 228 2'29 it
3 per Cent. Iteduced 70. i 71 CI
per Cent. Consols 70;1;1-
.Si per Cent. 78+-1 ,er Cent. 891 i
5 per Cent. Navy 1011 10.5 a t
• ;
Bank Long Annuities 18 13-16 13-16
India Bonds 8 6 7 prc.
ie
Exchequer Bills (2d.) par 2 pre.
Commercial 2G discount
• Omnium 2it 31 prc. 1
Consols for Acct..7ol; It
.r.
The proceedings in the Court pf Common Con.
yesterday are given in our columns this day.
them speak for themselves. We are happy that ,
Smithfield Meeting terminated without misc ief
As to the policy or irnpoiicy of arresting Haim
during the meeting, it need not now be discussed.
might have produced irritation. That it did net,
nisbes a strong proof that the sentiments which .
vade the mass of our immense population +rehire uI
a sic to peace aad subordination. As to the infor •
communicated to the LORD MAYOR, on oath, of
diabolical plot to fire the City and murder the •.•
bitants, it is well that it has been stated ; for the '•
has thus a pledge that the business will be .ifed
the bottom. Indeed, this is indispensably regki
•
for it is certainly not impossible that in such
lation there may be found some insane p.esons,
the three or four who, after the Spa-ields Meetly,
set off to summons the Tower to surrender! but it
equally possible that this sworn plot and the infae•• 3
bill that was stuck up on the morning of meet', ed
were the work of an Oliver. However this may
it was the duty of the LOAD MAYOR to act on the
formation he had received, and he would have . • y
highly to blame had he done otherwise. Had a
,
madmen attempted to fire the City (for what e
not madmen do ?) how would his Lordthip
stood in the eye of the Public had it come out i•
wards that, forewarned of the intention, he had
his eyes to the danger and neglected to use the nl
cessary precautions ? Let the matter be sifted to
bottom. As the information has been received c.,
oath, of course the informant can lead to the proo' se
If not, let him be treated as be may deserve; and
Public know the name of this new Oliver. et
The Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived thisl.
noon.
The Duke of RICHELIEU has returned to Paris
M. REY, of Grenoble, has been struck off the ; 2
of Advocates by a decision of the Council of Di,
pline of the Faculty of Advocates of Paris, for ce
taint expressions injurious to the Government and i a
Charter, contained in two complaints signed by !)I k.
as Advocate, against General DONA DIEU and Ns
hidividuals,-" accused of assassination."
The discussion between the Bavarian Govern...
and Legislature on the subject of the army expel•
has taken an extraordinary and rather unplete
turn. The Minister has caused to be published 4
the Journals a letter written by the KING to
WREDE, in which his MAJESTY expresses in sus:
terms, how much he is hurt by the opposition w:r o.
he has experienced from the Chamber of Depot
It is in these terms I owe it to my army and
kingdom not to allow the former to be weak • I
I have, therefore, my dear Marshal, made knows
the Minister of War, that, from the Ist of Octo , ko
next, there will be paid out of m 7 Cabinet Ire
25,000 florins per month to the military chest. r.
cl
fortunately many poor people will be the suiero
c.
let those answer for it who wish to prevent ale ..•
supporting the dignity of my Crown and fulfil ,
my duties as a Member of the Confederation.
(Signed) " MAXIMILO
" Nyrnphenbourg, June ^6."
This publication has not produced the effect %lc
was probably anticipated from it. In a public
of the 9th instant, Deputy SEYFFERT, insisted:'
tile retrenchment of ammo florins on the v