The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-10-01 00:00:00

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THORP. Macon:
In a MEETING or ASSEMBLY of the MAYOR. Al. ,
HERM EN. and LIVERY of the several COMPANIES 1
of the CITY of LONDON. in COMMON lIALL assem-
bled.
at the GUILDHALL of the said CITY, on SAVA- I
DAY, the 49th day of September, HMI,
it zsoLvan.
THAT the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Al-
derman Weidman. one of the late Sheriffs. for his con-
stant attention to the duties of his office, and for his humane
and benevolent regards to the unfortunate persons commit-
ted to his etre; and especially for his firm and Intrepid
conduct in preserving the peace of the County,. at the
Funeral of Honey and Francis. at the imminent hazard of his
life, whereby he prevented great mischief and bloodshed.
That when we consider the growing practice of introducing
Abe Alilitary to maintain the peace. and thereby superseding
the Civil Power. founded upon the ancient Laws of this
Realm, we cannot bu:. record with gratitude the spirited
manner in which the late Sheriff, Alderman Waithmau. has
supported the Rights of his Fellow Citizens. the Liberties
of his Country, and the true principles of the British Coo-
stitution.-
Resolved—That the Thanks of this Meeting be give.' to
James Williams, Esq. one of the late Sheriffs. fur his con-
stant attention to the duties of his Office, for his unremitting
care of the unfortunate persons committed to his charge 1.,
for his luminous Reports wade to the Judges respecting the
Prisoners •, and for his general benevolence end humanit).
Resolfed Unanimously—That the Thanks of this Meeting
be given to the Right Honourable the I.ord Mayor, for the
honourable and dignified manner in which he has discharged
the Office of Chief Magistrate, in a period of great diffieulty ;
for the attention he has paid to the Requisitions ~f his Fellow
Citizens to call Public Meetings; for his invariable determi-
nation to preserve the peace of the City, without the aid of
the Military. whereby he has followed the example of that
excellent Magistrate, the late Alderman Coombe, and in a
most constitutional manner upheld the Rights and Privileges
of this great City, and the Liberties of lois Country.
WOODTHORPR.

MADEIRA WINES ON 811. E BY COMMISSION.
Mr. FLOWER,
ENDER NO. I, ROYAL ARCADE.
510 Doz. of Very Old West India Madeira - afts. per doz.
.SHO Doz. of Do. Pints.
THE ABOVE WINES were selected long' since
by a iffy loice 'faster, and bottled as above. for
the use of a higit:y respectable Society, who have lately
serarated
Mr.I,I,I)WER alqn respectfully presents to the Pnhlic
his General I.i o of Prices of his own Wines. all of Pine
quality suit a.sure; the Nobility and Gentry that he
gill continue to sell none but Wines of Stettin.; Qoatity.
Per Per Doz.
I)oz. Pints.
Old Port 4 2.25.
• • •

-- ..... . . _ .
Do. Do. flovireterin. new in Boyle . 525. 2tis.
I).. Do. Itoriz, 2 years hi Bottle . , .I.is.
Do. I) i. Bolireterio. li y rs hi Bottle . 7•;s.
Do. Do. D. S years in Bottle SIN.
Sherry . . • • • . •ISs. 2k,
Da. Ilasi ladle. Pale or Brown . . tin:. 344.
Nlaileira. %Vest India . . . Ilk. :ids.
Do. East India . . . `+}'• 4.),•
Alnlneley. in Pints . • . :Xis.
.. S. isi .. 22
s) is ..
Ilticellas .
Tent , .

. . _
11.tantpia - . . 4tis. V4A.
1.14100 . . . r 4t4i. .244.
Uarertveila . . . . .'• . Stta. - leek
Cape Ilaravnity . . . . 305.. lbs.
Cape Madeira, of fine quality, only IRS. arrst*S4.
Per Doz. Per Dottie
Chart p..ignv. Creaming.. Sparkling.
or Dry Siitery . . . I3oa.
Sauterne . . 7St. 6.t. 6.1.
liatNac ;Sq. 1141.
!hid. . . . . hots. • 1.. Al.
Frontignine . . . . 90v.
Per Per Per Pint
Duz. Pints. Rot. Rot.
Claret, Clntean \forgot 964. 453. S'. 4..
Fine Ripe Cnekntee . 74. M.

TUEsDAY. :tarn 111,"filis NioNafi. tilltAN9

MONEY I.OTTEIIY BEGINS.
11.1101,1.. the Contractor, reminds his Friends
'kJ and the Public of the approach of the Dra %lett. The
Scheme has received the must decided approbation ; it
contains

THREE 4 30,000 ! !
THIRTY OTHER CAPITALS. and not Two Blinks to
a Prize. There are no ClasiPi. and every Prize is riterli,►;

Money.
CARROLL 'S Offires, 19. Corollal. and 26. Orford-street,
have always been remarkable for the sale of Capital Prizes.
The very Last £30,004 Prize ever Drawn. ako So. a
.C2LO'.lO Prize. and many smaller Capitals in the last Lot-
tary. were all Shared and Sold by CARROLL.

•
EO YTN, Stock-Broker, 2, Cornhill, and LllOmni-
street. begs leave to recommend to his best Frieads,
the Public. the Scheme o. the present Grand Money Lottery.
which commences drawing 3fitit Next Month, (October.)—
There are Tnree Prizes of 39.0901. Money, besides 30 other
Grand Prizes of 5,0001., 2,000/., &c. &c.—Each Ticket de-
cides its own fate.—No Classes,—and the old L•raild system
revived, of not Two Blanks to a Prize. EYTON bring so
confident that it will give such general satisfaction to the
Public at iarge, that he anticipates there will be a great
rise in the prize of Tickets and Shares, therefore he
recommends rn early purchase. EYTON, in the last
Lottery. was particularly fortunate. having sold 9.52.
a Prize of 7,5001.-2,021, 6001., besides several minor Ca-
pitals.
*4,4' All Business in the Public Funds transacted with fidelity
and despatch.

by purchase. vice ltist, who retires ; Endo H. it& ford.
from the 43d Foot, to bd Lieut. by purchase, vice Forloag.
43d Ditto—J.ll*re. Gent to be Ensign, by purchase, vice
Halford. promoted in the 33d Foot.
gist Ditto—Quartermaster J. Manley. from the hrpAy
36th Foot, to be Quartermaster, vice J. Stewort, w ex-
changes..

112 ii Dittn--Quartermester D. Canary, from half-pay lath
Foot, to beQuartermaster, vies R. Bryce. Who exchanges.
To be Co -I. missaries-Oenerel--Depaty Commissary Gene-
rals. C. Wright, (1. Young, J. Dickens. P. Turquand.
To be Deputies Commissaries4leneral—Assistant Com-
tnismry-Generals. W. Brews. W. Lauseot, A. Somerville,
R. Barney, T. Carey, J. Forbes. Peter de St. Remy.
To be Assistant Consmissaries-General—Deputy-As-
sistant-Commissery-Generals, J. Bruel, J. Kendall. C. Bo-
Wild. R. Wood. P. F. Dari-icon, T. white, W. U. Priest-
ley. D. Kearney, 0. Neural!, A. Vieth.
To he Deputy Assistsui Cotetnissaries-General—Com-
missariat Clerks, J. Wand. C. Howard. H. B. Deakins, W.
R. Eppel, S. Carr, R. Corlett. C. Bridgen, 0. Adams. IL
Ashto,u, J. liazarJ, J. S. Browne, T. II Knight, A. Mar-
ion. W. Stlnton. J. B. (hist, J. L. Thompson. 11. Laurie.
.1: R. Comm. C. Swain.
The undermeutioned Officers of the late Storekeeper-
General's Department to be commissioned as Commissariat-
°facers
To be Assistan't ersnunissarlemamseeni—Depnty Store-
keeper Generals, George Child, William Robertson, Henry
James Wild, Edward Spray, Charles Palmer, Henry John
Cramer, Richard Williams, Hairy Gilbert, Thomas Alex.
Sonsersa_ll, John Hare.

To be Deputy A ssi sta nt-Commlssa ries-General—A ssi slant
Storekeeper-Generals, Charles Morgan, Titomns Gilbert,
Kenneth Cameron. Louis Vanzonneon', John ♦Westbrook,
G. F. Haversaat, T. P. Nlorter, T. Fraser, W. S. Slyest/IM.
John Kirkland. John Lloyd, John H. Dunn, J. Clements,
Isaac Blackburn, W. J. Williams, John Seaman, Thomas
B. Parr, Amos Lister._