• T.l.OYli's trrirt , L 1)01511I.E-COV IIIVA 1. SBA PI?. Bl; A . YR 14 .‘'l'S. quite a new manufac•rure. ear... Bing all others ee , ..1 made on the U...1:4 plan, are far stiperior in r,donr and shape, whicl they retain to the 1a.4. and will out-wear in vs ; •ittio. or chi:tato, dace of :hem, or the pretended proem Silk. PO I )ert,i-i.•us to the heat L.. unqtiollietl end inertaising repo tat We en. se (fats are daily a iiiiarZw: ePtlet'd a nitcnba of paltry indentions to be held mit to the Pula:, who are positively a•+etred that tlo: inventors and only. 11:inufactureri. unrivalled as.u! dniver.aily adir.irc.l 11ouble-cov , red Bearer !Nis. on tht Oval p•in:i t ,lc. are Pt. and kt. LLOI 13. and f;a. of 92. 11' Al k ET , price 235. FRAUD Ph F. V E NIT D. To counteract Ow many ottenipts that arts sially sear to unpo no the unwary . a spurious compesition tc.dead of lierminrAaeltinc orepared ftay and Martin ,the jar.. indite ea to adopt a new Label hi which their attdrris 97, Httill 'HOLBORN. nlareltneonspieuottAy. that they trust In attention to this. and the differencenttliety p r . wnich is unlike all lotter.nre,.. will enable purchitters at once to detect the i , upasition. The Real Japan 111.ACKI NG. inade hv DAY and MARTIN. 97, High Holborn. In future be 'lola 'in B ales at lA. ts.and 1'1.641.'1mb. and a envy (tithe Label left with all Venders DAY AXD NIAItTIN, 97, HIGH HOLBORN. BOARD- OF EXCISE. TIICRSDAY. JUNE The Commissioners sat, in their Judicial Chamber, to hear and decide upon certain intimations against sec. , n-al brewers residing in the metropolis, for using catakl ingredients in making beer IN.Tatinst the statute. TVE KING V. i.VILE tYONS. The defendant is a brewer, and was brought up, under an indictment, containing seven different counts, -charging him with having made use of various deleteri ous drags in his breweiy, among which were capsicum, liquorice-root. coriander seeds, copperas, a raage-pow4er, . and Spanish liqnorice. William Wells, an Officer Of the Excise, stated, that on the 30th of July, 1_ g 17, he went, in company with Middleton. a publican, to the house of the defendant. The reside:nee of Mr. Lyons was in Dean-street, St. Shadwell. Witness had.a warrant with him to search thr drugs. Between one and two o'clock on the day mentioned he saw the ddendant, and told him that ballad information that there were drugs in the house, seal that he had a warrant to search fa. them. The defendant said, that witness should not scan h, unless he pointed out the particular room. The officer, hm.. over, persisted in searching every loom, and the Wen• dint began locking several of them op. After gag through many of the rooms, followed by Mr. and Mrs. Lyons, and Mr. Lyons, jun. witness went into a bed room, which he believed was that of the defendant, and in a cupboard near the fire place he found one pound et capsicum, two pounds of liquorice rot ground, two pounds of coriander spear:, one pour:'. ( - ?1 copperas, eight. pounds of orange powder, anti a r.roall quantity c Spa nish liquorice. The defendant immediritely said that he did not know it was there ; but afterwards observed that the drugs had been there ever since a fire which And happened some time back. In mother rcem wit mess found a sack :containing betwc.ca twc and three bushels of dry buy lea% es, such as Spanish liquorice is usually parked up in, and out of this sack he picked two or three pieces of Spanish liquorice. The defendant said, - " It is a pity to take such small things as these. -R will be the ruin of invself and my family." He added, " I think it may' 1;2 amicably settled without going to the Board." In the brewhouse witness found two kilderkins, containing alana 21 gallons of colcur ing ; it was placed under a rat in the store-cellar. Charles Angus, a chytnist, was next called, to prove the qualities and effect of the drugs. The liquorice powder,-he Alia, was used as a substitute- for malt ;it bad more saccharine matter in it, and was much cheaper. The orange-powder was also used as a :substitute fcr lash, and was intended particularly to gi..e a flavour and a colouring to the beer: it had nothing pernicious :in it. The capsieum produced a heating effect similar to cayenne; the coriander seed was used for the parpose of keeping the beer up, to prevent:its turning gray or amr ; the copperas bad the effect of showing off bad kter to advantage, and to preserve it - from turning sour, but would not supply the place of malt, having none of its spirit. The defeadant wariconvieled in the penalty of 4201. Richard Bowman a . brewer,living in Wapping, was charged with having in his •possession a quantity o f multum and copperas, :for the purpose of mixing with beer, and was fined ..:001. Crown. Dansic, a brewer of Crosby Ilow, Snow's Yields, was convicted of having in his Fosses:ion seven pounds of molasr.es, and was fined .211 Thomas . Evans of Great ("; trildford.street, in the Bo rough, cooper, was fined :qov. for having forty seven :tasks of stale unpalatable beer in his possession. SirVicary Gibbs, we are sorry .to state, was on Thursday taken ill, while trying closes in the Common Pleas, and obliged to retire from „Court—sit is again reported that Lord Ellealmough meant to retire. Accounts fromrien. Morillo's army have been published in this country, giving a statement of victories obtainoal IV him, which it is declared terminated in the capture of the ptincipal Chief and Leader of the Revolution ists, Genctal Bonen. THE NATIONAL 11T.GISTElt Tethys WORTHY and IMDF.PENDENT LIVERY of LONDON, Gentloom, • A DISSOLUTION. of PARLTAMFNT baring taken eau, permit MC to renew noy earnest solicitations for the high find ihitinpothed honour of being elected one of your ItIiPRE NTATI S' in thecr...wing It 1.1 ANI ENT. 1 return you my most gratettil thanks for the numerous and fer vent tome nee tof SUppOrt with which I have been honoured dur ing my Canvass, which affords me the must encouraging prospect of ultimate tucce.s. I will take the earliest opportunity of paying my personal respects to you individually. and, should any unit-son °Mir on my part, I hope it will he attributed only to the cazAtal ilefeets of the ILL, and the great extent tithe coma... I have the honour to he. Gentlemen. your faithful and oheilient servant. Ahlgate.June 21, JOHN 'IIIONIAS The sh o rirb, having axed the day of Election for Tuesday, the Hith instant, at lY o'clock. your attendance at Guildhall on that day is moot eaftivotly requested. ALDERMAN 41101 M—The COMMITTEE for etiodueting the ELECTION of ALDERMAN THORP meet daily at the Kinds Reid Tuetvn, Poultry. whore any wttun>s. eicatioat will be thankfully recoiveth TO TIIE 1.0).1L AND INDF.PENDENT LIVERY OF Tan: CITY OF LONDON. Gentlrrnzn, SINCE I was &tern:Lied on Monday last, by the deficiency of Candidates, by invitafons to endeas our to supply a de fault so novel and so much to be regretted, and by much encourage ment of approbation and distinct yromise of support, to offer ntyself to your nonce;—one Of your Aldermen, ha , held out the WET of his service; without any communication or Retire tc me, another Gen tleman, most respectable, has been by some of the Merchants sud denly, and most untxpectudly solicited to become u Candidate fir your tiortmr. The Aiming for this invitation and acquiteenne has been held title Hey, one hour before the time appointed fur the Fritards who- iitvon , my humble pretentions, and hail approved of my eiff r. tc. stand in tlr gap at a moment of the general resilience of all others. It is now confidently reprirtei a:so, that another Merchant has been solicited to brrot.ie a Candidate. But it is nut yet known to inc, that either of these dm a respectable Gentlemen will finally deteisnine to appear before you, on you Hust ings, and to stand the 1.011. I am therefore still bound by my offer, and ebliged by the prinei• plus of st,!aely conduct. to continue my solicitation., for your liberal, nubpentlent and uninfluenced support ; and to request the fe.vour ref , a C; EN EHA L !WETTING of your respectable body, at the Lon , don Tavern, on Monday next, the cab instant, at Twelve o'cleck precisely. to determine ine, by your appearance, and the expressicn of your confidence and general support, either to retire in deference to Candidates more pleasing to you, or to persevere in offering a, y self to you free and impartial choice. What has taken place so far. is highly proper, though too tartly : I am phased with the part - I have taken, to stimulate to a more seri ous attentem to the important privilege and sacred duty of selecting tit and capable men for the high charge of Legislators, for a great and wide-sprout Empire. Your general attenclan....c; your careful and even cautious estima tion of me, and your dee:eh-el txpression.of opinion on my offer and pretensions, are most earnestly requested, and if all these shir!l oar Monday -next, confirm tee general assurances of approbation wi:.h which I have heeil ac lir honoured, I will continue to solicit your suffrages to the end of the Poll, Should your approbation honor me, at this time, with the arduous, but honourable duty of one of the Represcn tail- of this great City in the ensuing Parliament, I can assure. 3 ou mast confidently, from the many enccuragemente I have had the great pleasure to weave from both parties, and from the highest and most important i nternrats of you: City, that your choice will be generally satisfactory to them all. I have the low.ourto be, • With very :inure attachment and respect, Gr.wr Your much obliged and devoted humble Servant, GC, Lombard Street, lYtli June. THOMAS HOWC !LOFT. ENGINE, LATIIE, and TOOL :%IANUFAC.TORY, No. 10. Coo:art:lt bTR44.T. CNIMIING (71101 A. HOLTZAPPFEL DEYERLEIN bog most respeetfully to impala their numerous friends and Amateurs in Afe chanleal Aueuseni.lnts, that they have for die prescat Fea'Aln added considerably to their Stotts of Mechanical A pparztus nad Working 'Feels. cohskiting of all kinds of Lathes. for Engine and Turn ing. Work Benches, and Chests of 'fouls for general.uurpose.i. for heave consumption. and for m.peration; the quality of which, they tiatter.dissinikives, is.sutlkiendy known. Dealers in Ivory and !lard ou4. Merchants supplied as usual. RC? 1. M ON, ()1) Y, anti Co. most respectftilly re turn their sincere thanks to Professional Gentlemen and the Public for the liberal enivuragement they have received, and in cotwelpience of the many bungling imitations of then- PATENT SUI.E-ADJusT- Taustirs, which arc now daily wh:ertited, without eith.;r novelty. Irapmviement, or utility.- conritier it their duty to CAUTION the Public against the impositions of sod) taiic pretenders; the I' A' l' LNT f- El: F-A DJ Ilt*T IN( THOSE liS, which require no straps, roe calm any confinement to die hod'. are manufactured ofav by S.ALMON, 01)V. aird Co. 292, Strand, hoNivoi., and Royal. rAn vv.; who have the holwur to supply the Arnit and Na,,..i die Miliu.ry and Naval tioqpitals, the 'A ramport Serviee, - flock Yards and Ordnance. the Marine Infirmary, the lion. East Indhi.Commir.y, the City of London Truss Society, the Mary. le.bonc, NV iveltuonbe, Dcnhigh, and tiristol !Win:larks, the Mid dlesex fidspstaL. ac. &c. N. 11. lemma l'etldinyt in the Country, the circumference of the body in inches, just atone the hips, nosy depend upon beilig arzumely fitted. Sold by Burr F:11. and Swot, Chet-obits, 34, Sarksille-!tnct, DURLII6, sod by one or more Druggists in every iprincil , al Town in I:NI:LAND. THE ONLY .GENUINE "HOW NN'ELCH'S PILLS for Framm.r. COMMA! T 3. These 11113. iir• - ePted by .1. M . Etc it , one of he moo reFpectable of he people. called Quakers, were left to the disposal of his widow, Mary Welch, who long pre• meat them for elL.ritable purposes. Their eekhrity far all Female ('nnphtints became general—the cures premed on young semen, (rota t i to , 20 year of age, were nnmeruus. any recent curre per in the neighbourhood of York. ate published in-the bill, so companymg t},e Pith , . for the benefit n: the adhered. Mrs. tSimthers, who ,s the grand-riaoghter of the Weleh, and dle only person entitled to the Preparation, regrets the Public will takepart t. War care to see that the namesof Sli kw and Enwahns, No. fill, St...P.ard's Church Yard, are engraved on the Stamp aceurn• panvin..; the box. I - riee 9d. p..r hos. Sold by 'Mrs. smither's Agent, E. Edwards. fG. St. Paul's Church Yard, London %here also mar be procured. SPIr.SItUn V . l PATT: r NTISCOILIR Tic Doors, a Retnctly in Scurvy, t :out. lthruinten.an, Eruptive and Scrophulons Pi'.cares. rrepared at the fhmensary. i.s Soho-Square, l.undon, price 61..-and 11. 2s, eln•y included. UNION 14.1 i I . J. Oxenham and 11 others. were charged by Mr. Rofey, the. High Cons:able of Surrey, with iiidecenily exposing their,per• sons on !Outlay, on the hacks of the Shrill Canal, near the pubhe h'ghway. Mr. ltufey stated, that himself and about to Constables proceeded to the Surrey Canal, near the Cam berwoll-road, %where he found upwards of 300 persons in s state of nudity, sonic were in the. Canal, and nthees ra c in g about the fields. Nuntbers of ladies and gentlemen were pas,. ing at die saute time, tin their way to CambcrwelhChuru h, and appeeced extremely shoclsed at the servo; several of the bathers actually ran acroes the pathway, tor tho express pm. pose of obtruding themselves wt the idgla of I he passengers.-- The prisoners were secured after considerable resistance.— 'Limy were ordered to find sureties, which several did, and others were committed.. A pnblicar. tV:IS last week convicted, hefire the Board of for inereasiy his stuck, by adding only twenty-five gallons of water to his ! MARRIED. Pt.. J. Alder,- Esq. to Harriet Elita, eldest dau. of A. Reid, El. of Lionsdown. Webb, Esq. of Guildtntil 'street, to Ain., only dau. ul 1). Laing, Esq. of liallitun.itiU, Sarrey.—T. Permit,. stet, Esq. Of Deriagtott House, ENscx, to Elizabeth, SeCond duo. of Win. Simon.;, Esq. Ilaytlon.squarc.—.l. Mace, E-q. of Temetne. „ Kent, to Miss Amelia C. St.:er. of Dawlish, Devol..—Mr. J. Brown, eldeg sonof Mr. J. Brown, Lubbers Lodge Farm, lbawretli, to 'Miss ()diorite, of London.-.. Sir G. Sitwell, Bart. of Itenishaw. to Susar_b, eldest dau. of C. Tait, Esq. of Ilartiestoun.—Major Gen. Sir T. Bradford. E.C.B. to . Mary Atrie, widow of the law Lieut. Celoml Ainslie, of the ,ttli Dragoons.—Mr. Bendy, of Skinner stice.:. Snow Hill, to .Niiss Tucker, of 114..nituti. DevonAire.—C. . Esq. of Iris Ma:iestys's Royal Scots refit. son of the late J. Malibu-) , EA. of Tottenham, to Ellen, only dam of the late Win. ErtinAl;., LAI. formerly Governor, Captain General and Conarnandcr is Cl.te:' of Ms Majesty's Province of New Jersey, North America, and grand .daughter of the celebrated Dr. Franklin. DIED. At Bombay, on the Bath elf January, aged fai years,Maria Elira„ the eldest dau. of G. B. Tyndale, Esq. of Lincoln's Inri.f.el.l3. —At Bonn. aged 46, G. Montague, sixth Earl of Sandwich. his Lordship 'untried in July, 1F.04. 1 stly Louisa I.owry Corry, orris child of Armar Lowry, law Earl of Brillion!, by lady one of the daughter; of Joon, second Earl of S:ualwidi, and two daughters all infante.—At Seven Oaks. Mrs. M. Litchfield, el Jan scree. Bedford-row —At Isleworth, the widow of the law Sir W. 'fwysden, Bart. of Ho} - don Hall, Kent, and mother to toe prese-t Ltaronet.—At Statitnere, Mrs. A nn Ilcming, lAiet of the late G. Hewing, Esq.—Mr. T. Underwocd, of Barret.—At Rochester, ag a 24 Mr. H. Duwton, comedian.--At Tinwell, Itin , anashire, Ii a. Christian, Esq, aged .79.—1 n Balkin.street, the Right lion. ex. Viscountess Althotp.—ln Sicily, B. Barrett, El. formerly of Gray 'a Inn.—At Hastings, Mrs. Martelli, relict If Mastic) Martelli, Esq. late of Norfolk street. LONDON MARKETS. CORN.EXCHANGE. MONDAY, JUNE E. Notaithstandirg there, were hut few arrivals of either English or Foreign Wheat this morning. the ►ales were (Ina at la•t rvir;al's price►—Fine Barley being iu demand, was rather dear,. —Bolin.' Prase have advanced v.. ; Grey Pease .ts.; and Tic . Bean , vs. per quarter since last Nloi.day—Fiete fresh Oats were brisk hi sale. at last week's prices—Rareseedand Linseed as per last quotation. WRIDAY, JUNE 12. 'The *hart trade is dull to day, but the fine parcels maintrin Monday' pricvs.—Barley meet 6 a heavy sal.: for iniddling and is the turn lower. Beans sell on rather hen,: tcri,,s. and the Oat trAdeisfu.l as dear for freSh parcels. In ;otherattieles w.: have nu alteration to ■. 3. WbCat 5B 3 70 Fine ditto Ss Lk vo Ryc 4O R 4N 1 inc B.trley 41, 4 48 Malt GU a 15 r. I. WhitePcaKc4l a te Grey lease 44. a 48 Mari • 41. a. 51 Ticks ...... :73 a 4? thas . 22 1 25 I. Poland Oats 26 a .1.1 Potatoe chin 5O a .71 Fine Flour 65 u 7U Scoonti ditto CO a 65 itapetisvdf.ol. a 521.-.. PRICF. OF BREAD. The hlenst price of the best Wheaten Bread throughout the Inc. tropulis, is stated by the 8a1..,rs to be le.';(1. the-4,lottrwrrt Loaf. So:nc lir.ker.; sell the Quartcrn Loaf from . ia. to ti.lJ4v,r. AVERAGE. TIOCES OF CORN I'P.ll QVARTER, or BM:MANN AND WALEI4/011 TUE.' WEEK Extoixe JUNE 6 Wheat. I I I Rye Harley. Oats I Deans I Pease 8,3 3 • rt. 4 49 7 32 0 .60 1 51 0 PRICE OF MEAT, FRIDAY, Jr. NEWGATE 'NI; IL s. d. s.ll Venda of Cattk at Reef-- 4 5 a 5 0 1 Sothlffield. Mutton ..4 8 a 5 0 Beasts. about.... 2611 Veal ...-4 0 a ti 0 Slit.cp 7OSO Pork . 0 a 0 0 Calves 30:I Lamb 60a 8 0 Pigs ....... ............ 200 XD Lamm:4o4T.. Carcase s. d. Beef 3 4 a Mutton 3 h a Veal 4 s S 4 Pork —...3 o a • 0 Larnb....6 0 a 5 a HAY AND 6TRAW ?EH LOAD. d. s. d. Aver..e. e. 411gy........3 10 0a 4 15 0 4 2 8:•KWOrit::.11 ClOyer 4 10 0 a'7 7 0 5 14 6. :(Straw 14 0 s 3 5 2 12 (11:.y 4 o 0 atlla -- 5 7 a ST.J.tase3 . 6 ( lover 4 10 0a 0 In 0 3 10 II Straw 2 15 0 a 5 6 3 0 6 ( nay 3 3 0 a 6 6 0 5 15 •WITITECHAPEL-; (lover 6120 a 7 111 0— 7 ..: (Straw 3 (6 0 4 3 3 -- 2 19 1 . • VIR II AGE PRICE OF SUGAR, Computedftoin the It otttms mattla in the week eotiiog ,lone to le !: -. i '4d. pet cwt exel•ti.i.te of the Doty of Cusi , .,o:. II:d41 or iLy.“..'v I.ereot..on innovation thereof into tireut Soteoef.isi: t:azetee.) PRICE ON STOCFS. Bank Stock _ lnt --- - 5 per Cent. ' educed 741 3 per Cent. CuttsoL. 4 per Cent. ... 961 97 5 per Cent. Navy India Stock 431 Ditto Bonds (S per Cent.) ...... ........... Exchequer Bills, Yd. per Day 1516 pr Consols for 791 LongArtruitice Loplow :—Priited and published by It. wit xs, LA. Ft T.P.T•rtitEET, betwt:cn St. Dunatan's Cl•turch and •ler Lane, ;tad foruarde.l the Country by all 2:cwaata. Lewit .11u:, and Cicrta thc fleati, free a ?owe'. JUNE 14' my