The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-08-05 00:00:00

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yes like to lend out bait clowns al a halfpenny
each, by the Weeder month. subject lb mach ee4
pew, trouble, end itsconseolence, as already de.'
Scribed; et could you. with all your ptetensinsts tat
logrituity, devise and phonate a plan that would bit
est Atonal in etcoattiodating the distressed WI.
Weal with what seem be may Want et a minute's'
Sofia.? You say yes shall take op the subject .gains
bet I hope it will he in sech a way that will shim.
you to be what every one that knows your writings
thinks you to be, a discreet§ ...nsible, moderates and
judicious man, and beer it in mind, that the laws
by *Web paWnhrokets are govartied are quite ',vete
ottoogh and subject there to sedicient iftetioveniestee,
Without your endeavouring M ptejedice sod irritate
the public mind against an Mtest, enheritantinasa, end
esefal part of the community. By the public mind.
Ido not mean those who enderstand the bowies',
bet those who, like yoursef, are utterly druirgoanst.
vid with it, and therefore► harbour wrong thoughts
and monstrous ides. inereepon.—lf, Sire you will
motto for snore of the pawnbrokers' restrictions to be
withdrawn, ants would be setting the public rause.
ea well as oblige yes, bumf& ',milt,
Jay Mg. A CONStANT RE4I3F.R.
N. D. Yoe shall hese gbh the fire time I go to
Town. or have an opportunity of sending it to 111
Post.thice.
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yeitorthy, the }[il/ itione,oste she Gaul MijOr
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held a Coen of A '&v.4144661 C tl shall tot lb. poll.•
pole of swearing lii Mr.Val,hma .4 ftfe new Alder.
min fist the Wattle FllffillgdOtt WI limit, in the room
of die Charles Prier. Duct, defeat! if •
The Coot *sa set) otosiersiusi) attended.- 'Among
tie Aldermen I;temot, 'bete
'u a. Cart Otto, Bart. fit J Aft Itittifit,
'lit halve Alma, girt $ dli W. Lolstst. n, K... J
Anon', EN. "J unit ra.tl 0 40041, I q Sit
WI Ham IMArvili.. 134. t. Sloshes Wood, P...t§ NI P.
Marti..* Mosso,' Kit 4,ftisolctoodboi...lll.
Christni~tPt Milos), KA. Ws %1 Na
Motto,/ Albon may, 10,1 J 1 Thorne, P. ti. M P.
Oil the Court bra K t .tmed, Mi. Depots
attoo,ded 11) (:•ntlnotess of it,. euttithout
Council, introdered Mr Mitt man hi the (Ono tog
'Address t--" Lurd M syor, and Gentleman of
the Court or Atdern•en, allots me, m) to pre.
'seat to 11. i, Worshipful and 11 Hour hi, Court. to.
'bent Waiihnian, W Ciposolrovies unsioirhou•ly
olerliad at a numerous and most lespectahle Ws,d.
Mote (held for that purpose in St. &Arlo Church),
Alderman of the Ward of Farricgdost Without. its
the room of the late much lamented Alderman Sir
Charles Price, Bt. at which Wardmote your Lordship
did as the honour to preside.
66 In thee introducing Mr. Wsi•hman to the notice
of this Honourable Court, your Lordship and the
'Court will perceive that I do not present to you a
Gentleman unknown, bet one who for mail)! years
'held a seat in the Common Council of Ibis great city,
wherein the talents and abilities of that Gentlematt
have been most conspicuously displayed, and init.
venally acknowledged.
" Under these circumstances, my Lord Mayor,
as a Deputy of the Ward of Farrinedon Without,
present to this Court Mr. Waittisha,i, Aldermen
Fleet for that great and eltolltiro Ward, i ',a aworts
rin a member of this Honourable and WorAipful
Court, and on entering into the Magistracy of this
great and opulent City, we are folly assured he will
faithfully discharge the variouA ditties of that high
office with strict jostle* and knportiality, and with,
equal honour to himself and satisfaction to Isis fellow.
citizens."
After this address Mr. Deputy Herring, and the
Gentlemen attending with him, withdrew. The usual
oaths were then administered, and Mr. Waithrran,
tithed in the Aidermanic Gown, took his seat in the
Court.
When the Coed broke ep, Mr. Walthmie oh-
compsoied the Lord Meyer, in the State carriage, to
the Monslon.house, where an elegant dinner was
given to the Court of Aldermen, by his Lordship, as
is equal on such occasions.
Upwards of 1,000 minces of gold, and 80,000
ounces of silver, in bare, were produced and sworn
off for importation. Monists. Drinkeld. Fossett, and
Hay, were sworn Rulers of the Wotormen's Coin.
puny. The Court directed that the Boundary stones.
marking the City Jurisdiction in the Borou4h of
Southwark, be replotted, under the direction of the
'Lord Mayor.

NAVAL. IN LIG RNCE.

DIAL, Auo. 4 ...Arrived and sailed for the Hirer
the Matilda, Cummings, from Messina, &c.—Cate
down from the Rive.. last evening, a-d sailed. the
Antos, Bonen, for Valparaiso; also, the, morning,
the William, Smith, for Nebo' Ayres; Grow ham,
Wood, for Dominic; Admit's! Berklpy, Rouse, for
the Sooth Sets ; Betsey, Read, fur St. Thomas's;
Jana, Brown, for Wodoras.
Pommel:mu, Atm. 4 —Arrived the Proton,
Feb.ar.
ter, from Batavia, for orders ; salted 14th F ;
left St. Helena 25th May. The Stipple, —, wad
waiting at Bolivia for a freight. The Almorsn„
—, was to sail for Bengal. Spoke on the 14th
June the Boyne, Fergoloo, from London for Her..
gen ; on the 17th his Majesty's ship Curlew. from
England for the LIMOS.
BILIDLINGIION, AVG. • fie—Sailed yesterday the
Adriatic, Davison, after receiving a temporary re•
pair, bound to London—makes but little weer..
Sig ships passed here y esterday, supposed from Green-
land for Hull.
IluLt., Atha. 2.—Arrived the Jane, gadler, from
Greenland. witty 7 fish ' • and on the 3.1, the Walker,
Harrison, from Greenland, 9 fish ; Cyrus, Besdling,
from Greenland, with lib tons of oil. The Jane,
and the Walker bring the following account of the
success of the under.nsentioned 'Hell ships, viz
Ajas, 10 fish; Cato, 11, fish; Aurora, 7 flab;
Cherub, 33 Bah; Daneombe, tt fish; Esnlootts, 9
fish; Ellison, 6 fish ; Gilder, 6 igh ; Jai*, 13 fish;
New Manchester, 9 fish ; 01.1 Mianchegreht Wit;
Noels, fish ; Rachel Ann, 4is
Richar 3d, *Mg
Shannon, lt fish; Trafalgar, 6 fish; Mary and
Klistbeth, 9 fish ; Peraeverance, 4 fish ; Preserst,
fish ; Unity, 7 fish; Marys Gbh; igrattl Welliegtomi
9 fish.

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