The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-26 00:00:00

by oh. industry of shoes, or by the eostualmiao of trite.. shill he maple) ed to ovate a Tay large Is. cleat. lo the real wealth of the State. Tits priacipies hy shish vow present proceedings are directed, an sn opposed to the character of the tiara is whieb you olio, that yne ate adman, serialised by thee from levitating your vorraltb, from the fear of.ites roes-int year pnyeroj. 4-och Is the laceosisiest mod *rational state is which yes now are, and este which it trgeiroos but a gay little 01.1 to waste yogi, and plate the *bola empire is a slieeilea Of OD* rgeollrd 'memoiry and prosperity. It is of hitless*. seq who tote the lead it 1M asenveres propos. ed. shore all parries rosy be easily s , stderal nee to the lash ; het in de sway wish essay idea of a emote* Weems the geveroors and the a J, which, if coseamseed scald lacrosse the aisioles • aosissy, it is desirably that Mose lieu ete sow is pewee shield direct these booefleal eltetation.; hurl no thoosehal by their political opponents, the; those at penes, 18 aotharliy will oppose the.. This is aso itoproisaltho , reppositino. Is Is fors:sheir latereat sail 'Kerby to hotrodeoce these hopromrieests. sad they will be mete so.sentially *waited by tam that perhaps soy dais or omegas in swim,. Besides ' ll* goeorams ate from Sate sem be directed by public epistle*, awl eel Goventworot is Is a miry peadiar leinervd by . it. • The change which I prepose. shoo Its primelgolgs shall be esderstood„ will be hoed to be easily pose. linable. It is situp*, to coliivate part of the riche* sell is Great While sod 'reload, mein proper age 'garments ' obit the epee Wised of the plemgA which .tvillllemeollsaly lima a seperaboodence poomuteot beneficial etoployeteat 'shell the puma and **claim Mass, gni greatly sacreses the *Wilt and prosperity of the outplay. I have said pert of the richest D11.1,00169* air pro.l soot population is lee limited to amities,* the *Mk with the spade ; sod I have observed, wader preps/ etreargessersts, lateen these Ottetivieetitt wild mere edyeatagyees fee the pietist,, will be found di'. advsotageoes for the an*. The west laperisol moral improvements say be grodeally elected ht society by the sew arreogratento secesary (or spade , caliivetioa ; sad I My safely add. that coder saialei ing circumstances. we ether resource remiss le flee the constotry from iessoiamot dew, which threesome it • as the public vases areas maw to admit she apse el:nitro, the sett Slop Asensio. use of the highest he. pretence to society ; it larches Remiss. of petite. al eceseety, sums profaned has hays ever been submitted tee public ermairlereties ; sod to more. hood thee in all their tweet, reitsires es actpsaiet• some, set *kb the Vane theories sod local views of airy partirolar dieters, or pony; bat with hosaln Nature, sod a practical kooolodge of whit is cake latest to proems aid seem its best permeamet Utmost*. fit the woad port of this address. I sill *spiels' *sore ponleoristle thermoses shish render s chests of system sus shosisteop owcssesty sad rossssidsbiri. the objects iritich the bowl, of all .a sitstrool he any than- that soy w trod.. sod the adaptstien rofit.oo sow straggliest'ss proposed N pesre these New !Mut, !V •v. It. UHL RORERT OWE N. C.IPTUKK nF SAM7'4 FF, !TA rr. BULLETIN K.. 4.-1.1111 VITAMIN MINT Or NEW aRA XAUA. WATTLE tol , BOJACk. irrsterday. at eay-torak. the adraroard wee reported the the rime trete orste•ine he she &mart roads sheshrarwr in.. media* sr eta soder am. Ma Si lowa as it wa. wrertalard tiler IS it.. his bowmen tot pew the heals* of B.**. i s • Ps' s ba. roweisoleadoo sad Oise impart( la 1 , 11111.1 with the ealtlealt we _,,hod by the great read so loireirept hie, it Alide him to tome is intro. At ma P.M. the Reel divisloa of the mow, Rota the heeler. Yr. hem oar •Ideiset of r•oralre 'homed sheowelve, Tie .sear. who rivid sod yet wer wee ewer. aid tappioed hirowel la re work of a wapiti olattwatioa sale. aweeked whit his Casa oloree, while she awls body of his army renamed la wool wt. Our 11104•1• ..arched kroard a &oak quirk time. mad, too the eoway's item mepthre. sue whole lefaairy anotored sa ro• Moe. et as reliant. esetarpedir• the peeitiett. The reetoe's ailawate had psi up • part of the rout lo parfait of ortr dealwoe ad the row woe below al ablest a rpsarler of a Worse dbilmo fume she bridge. asslehowed • forte of ahem !MO ors. The bellethest tOtasoktree of woe wigwam. detached a Ckeerilla. walk ISO ffilledatf. Is estrum. asfae " l:7l " jr ~of, Coatitdottea, and drove thee hark parripitasele to us •441 mitt, ft••• width lhry were di4iMited t lon Okra lowed the Midge . mod mat op a potions so she oppreise AM. la she oyes doe. air uttedury depended from the eniareore nod she roustry hip it. worth by she road. The runny the; attelopt. ed is aoteirooens haw hit mkt. hot Cm opposed by the rode rool.e. earl she Bruit* reemploy. Ms dirt haitalka of Dor relows. sod she Ilraystrof Para, with she miaufroa of the upper Plaint. Lamed rid mow. late hattaliets .4 the lire of Mew (imago. sad the etstAes of she rear, elided so th e botealko Cazimeuree. were •• Mr le ft she coliWrial of Tooke sod decocts were is rewire. 1••••90•14, she action became georret thr.sehnet she live. tidonsi Aossairgul digetird she wpernisan- ar she crone Rod of the right ; lee atoorkrd a brutal.** which ear tremor had deployed ow Gro n1i..10 a lie., awl . d ied is Is retire to its hoe. which, saw in ealoat. as as wake** edits shoo. /Were mtf COMM IS Ike craw, sad to• mho of cae•lry,llaisr.l sat titlark. The utter la ear retire, sal witinlardiae a rev re lite fr... I I same f.wre at the eares. Of. LAC attache/ hi. wash stadv ; he kept op a heat, Me. het ger trams.. la lb. mot sr deems .1,4. meatiest /wit maveatest- with site aces dm- I cipher. warriseaded Ow whisker tbeesemy's carps. Thelon- Atom./ Ow upper plait*. ...rev/ with IN stoat Mayor. SIA from that moineat, all tie ON to el the gpsia-lt (iever..l were I wasvaitithit mad he was delve.. from hi. pe.itihs. The ram pas, abwassied resaillets aN Speeistit. acre she fir.i that Ord. TM shrostv art.stord n. fore ish a s riehborittp hat were Imenedimely dimmed. A amps of marshy to reserve. i • ware/ Far arm wish tacit Wares prepared is clago, sad war =d o r" te Pier" and S. ail she whole Spank* army la , is derisser. sad Ia we every Nee, laid Base thew um. awe winetwlrred pnwasm of war. Novell at tat, Now swe rascal faratisaler, who camomil e/ the lett, maerbe lad met it teratialom miaow foam the enemy. risasswird. s. wlrktt he had mil, t.. ha CASIO. olert. r w ilk ...me rowp.wto • the lbw. b, ter Osioles of the rev,. peat/ the bode* and eserhplord the victory. The wh..le of the enemy'. over are prisoners. General Bar re) re. I soliteardirrOl CAW of lb. Ferree it New Unmade. nod his retake/ la reatensad. Calmed Ximenes, almost all the Comwsowleirh sad GRA ar Carps. a smi•isaile 0.1 sidisherm., and eiltavir I•Xlmes are priemiew, wish their arr. nermonisiori, torah,. &e. Not above t4U met, with NNW Odlempolearalry, I *hoard Wore the Mask derided, hare moped- Tb. Caossaistler-is.ll2iter, Rarer, or, was saheb by Pedro Martian. rimer of the Rae C..rp. (Setteral tiaataader. whit .lee *dream, sad the Guides of Or Reserve. proceeded lersawly, la porous elle lagisitreo, s ibs, Ohre& aaile.iearral Apsossirgei, with the rest a the army. remittal*p derleg tire West wo she fell of hassle, she advan tages obtained by the itepablir se yemetday's glarimas riemey. ere iaralealable. Oar mops rover pied a awre dengue triumph. and they haw here ...Mom opposed to alone better daeiplwed or better eontammiled. Montag I. retaperablo hi the intrepillity dirplayrd hp Ger. Anstwiegei, at be boa «f tw« hottaltosow. wed • rumidnos of .. . malty with 'Writ be ausielird arid wade tiolwerre the maimm aim lowly oflle 4 fumy i to Into we at. ins Row Seusere indebbrill lot chewy. Gmeral Ilwinaaire simile his aresevres with rolimorms. by bonwry. The Itowimaste Sumo at Pars. cal Id I,l l ,llareelonsi. awl the mmadteit of upper plaided, fooght wish diaingesohed 16, TilE STATESMAN. 7+4. Mono. .4 Toth mot Iketwelt. J 4.4 tie "el! Me M eirealt. M Sor e llositsrelthey M *My op tided with the extrolttes tif she Chief.. Gareth awl rlfittrr of tho Libetsallor A ttesooratte 4.e. Principal flohhertorteto at Vesta Qteetoode. the la Anal. MIL C. 100 P f.ETTR, Chief of the siair. ONNFNAL STAY,. •OLLk?I!( No. s.—Lk:i , RTAUO ARMY OF NEW OKANAD's. ' RAT , S.P. 110JACA. Lies iroant.ealagel Music * of she entre Dempailis sod ..nosir..d •he putout of the essroh tad/ ois itenltM of t•e 9th. As elervis •.'rlorls,. time day, his aSertiencs hl -1.1..4. with the ravels* isf she upper phi*. awl loisied is Mamie. (*the 9010. ail the *law. marched. Os Prim Itares..-e arrival • s she 'alder sf the Comma, re rim the hello*. that Owl' *Or Itosal Audiewee, wish the pawl nf 11.•essar, Sad the rrpiinPM at the C .mailarreset A r seirs,ol4a all the perms s.• the eineiosamt of n••••Faaarrio. owl Mkt ,ry, • al abatad.oried gt (she rapfial), ••• •te midi* the bib, Melilla the place is she greatest rm• dos*. sad stns. MY •Eseetiewc espostliod h s saarete, mad inner.* oh eseicil on the tamed .s. aoslda she arrhasistim of the ...abwohlN . M wisissd *nil@ to es press their happiness— ▪ p-opie who, *the On* scars of she smost cmi apperisios. mild *work ham their WIWI a DO oidde• awl oges/ected • Wile* !. _lloe Wed. Nail squaws were re wilt/ • people. wore to we his Kaseellhory. to he wowed of We nalb.. The Firm* liamow kw sakes the *review of the Moeda. wit Calnain II mem to the So.*. All the amain awl the hew of ammo* penswo is every diteriloa s sod ohne is rail roo m os hope hist me will earape. The Araby Liberta4.4 sae perforthed oh.* II roderoot in this ampule. In IS dose meek 01•11111 the •ithee d Idoweeol, en she peasiscs of Vartrsy hi. iishileory Ica side his eatry sits the espial die Fos klondm, after imolai O•eff.ille dilatable, and olostaelas warts goserr sa.a road be firma. s he. ibis es polities was Mos tales. and destroyed so tummy Otte tires topittio M doitter Made*. wrcipisollan wleh which Ilse Viceroy and Isle KOWA lied as the stns news td i Fast of the battle of lirsjoe4 pre viewed his in.J aR am/ thingie the pa** shosare. is the SIM woks* raga Move Mira Weiss of dellars. la Mehl s sad is therstire psbMc bstlss sts. ill the @materiel of sae to egisipa nowevons why. The illbsrty of New Grass& Ira isfailible estsbildsed that of all Smash America. sod the year 19 will be the ilefilili of the war wileb Swim has *seed seises as, with sash vieloliare of eimusitir. since she how The Sieger* in Chief of die SSA !lOU BLETTE. , liminssorters, Oasis r'r. the lith of Avg. 1019— WI. ' Three ehoos olssiressesit of the tined *of New Growth, rs sem of the Kerthlie are viewer's*. and the lead gearteirs weir gow Is the City of Sawa Fe, **see ids Eseelle..cy the Presides' Olio t h e fOOdleg diepatch to his Encelicscy the ' Tire Presides':— lileadinerlert. Meta Fr. Aar. 11. 1 419. Susan Noisy is. Prewileas of the Republic. Caplets lbeerul .f the Ferree el Verne* ear New I intasola, is his Excel lefty the Vier Pomidest of tie Repablie. hem the peed I ersoreived the project ef earthing the army late the hoarier of this liedwee. I ume well deaf. tint the apyiehmilen• of the Spatter& weld evene thew la pot all their resumes bee oboe,. wed this opium,. essailed as the • of my owe obiervatioss. was saws ertnilinsed by the 'lei itasy retorts. of the Viceruy, which we h dl Messed femme tii isseeups. Ily thee I diocese .4 skier a very sapelar fine at wr I dweipiiited troop we roll nee stns he hisailen. en bonier inteoded so repel. -. and Snell, destroy. the "eine Ulii rimer army. 1 aeleals ad nevertheless. est the ermines and oppireiew white had bees es inbreed, WM. Rd ma the reap . t all clean. mew fro,► peered their feeler for tw.it me is see ewe of their brisk bliveters s sad inlet. I had ibd parsed the t ordiltra which separates the pleas Rae the pray -of Geier.. when I was elated cue es hoduilieloos of Ors • eds. eige •ty re peei fat the stay web all epeneesese i of ecru •iels . ..g for hearty. es Ise lowly remedy fie an tie eels , sees sod silken's they had aired. sad whkh had wined i thee op to the Mews I degree 0 esssperatims. An able serer 1 at the tied of Irmo 4 to s; •410 Wad it.,,., were the drys to Medlar IS the Ml' of haute. («eaerol Dos Jam Maris Rarreyrs, is shoos the i on..mail lif this corps was ..sodded. did all she i bravery. iseties.and docipli re cooW aerenplob i boo es essiv served ta add new lours to the arms of .he Repent*. The dl,. I riplise of his sri..p., the odirostareess patios they eirrayied. * awl die ester of hat reessires, tie •dr demossumed. Mal ate esti rpm, • aid wily be completed by diet af peneveriscesaml loweploy s gentle- of w like the army of the Republic bed reamed rashes us nosy oreariorm Ih. battle ad Illojscs. is which we were 047dieed the eel 'eel victory. bas derided the rite of the peosi of ibis heelers. Atter destroying the Rapt arm, ewe* .a ii • eleaseos. I hare ego. is they copier ell en NI) frlliimicirlsess. who I Sod all reldleed is sheit eipenions at gram - de. sad ready to seise their 'twos to iers fee decay tiremiasteis of nor • ININIIIII moray g taking mussed precipl tease Ansel. ri in peen of the fugitives is sash. prissers. The circa's-Isabel details of obese arionpiti will be feed in ilelsrbeede ineloyed. Mr sendbility was sal a little elicited no my arnyyl he. to ore tie oaths .1 the depedationt oat lay eirtoweate of the cruelties esesileitled hi the peserlytes al the Fesiasole the Viceroy Pussy., needed by all who laid •Ileed; - •Ns adder hie daverament, the greater port of the Soasiarde. sail all that reiniard of the einem had lied fee lrbe city de the GM sews 0 our victory i be before I meted the capital I hod dispirited same Minutes se tie mush aid boo lee mete, th-y bed rake) sad hope that few will comp,. I Na,. itheitao;ite the gene devawation this Weems hid rife- 1 ell, the Revel e may whoa lea WHIP of dollen is meanies. cartelse el the isweesie ass le he reveadd free the properly, politic sad prieite. of mice ereasowan why Met led. I an actively employed regshitiog the knew ecessey t sad the der daps bee of the pope, ways whew there I. irately ore assesey. Write gee to feet OM the power of the enemy is tar ever aweibilated. Veer Eicellese, sue the Republic will be pleased to eerie my cordial (Okhotsk., nod the prayers at the Illostriens Greve. dime (who trey 'spire •si ropey oar nosed happiness es this greet 'weal), roadriceadiag. at the gm, time. ta pueset to the &sprier Goitre the triumphs al ise victory obtained by the I army ceder my ronsamod , as a tribute at my duty. May ted preserve yaw Licence, eon, yew!, BOLIVAR. The following Fairer' of a Letter. frost a fletwithisia whose veracity canor he doubted. dated Artgusturik, list September, 18119, 1111100 W lbe emelt' with wait* the We virlory at Saineah Mid CVIIIIOIIII rameiestio• a New threanda. are kiwi, in he attended. and plate is a canspiesteas point of view. she map issalmity of hit Kserileary the Presides,. Ikea whom no art Wars sauce is althersenee, the spilling of human blood gnaw. erweitily •• I Wee each pinnate lo larlosieSe yna Solleilm ?revived an itunday front iivarral Nabs sir. which, ”itt will °Metre. (Natant mast import:Ml intelligence. 7 , e success of ihr came of independence ~ WWI/ plered beymid a 444. Tb. mesterei already is poniewinn of sue Prevideitt. will amebae the Goverre mess heir I. wrilie is decisive Mew. as .ss• as all tie divisions. sow sepasased. OW he sailed into env body. fee which orders have hers already nosed. A woosiderable imam of mown will strive in a few dais, are whir& will be immediately applied to tar precut's* of tome Wogs w labia remit, iadnatemabla for coriclis-ive everything. feel coottent that minty usenet. will sat pass eve she whole country w :94 free. Aritimentli% activity and derielm ace ipeonetivihle. Ales awl crass are mood is marten never shisaght of, and evert absessee hiss bees a to jolts the forth. ill, soder whatever ctinditioas Reeser may• have been granted. I .• Life is 44144 late every Ornamental. and it is delightful to *Nerve the eassimite which prevails thrumghost. Mr. Zee. although retired frost ober. unites cordially wild his ssweemov. sod has gives a Istrillsos proof of eremsess of mind. Had firs. &liver Mimi ism the Made of the Spaniards. to a certainty as iguioulamos death world ham been his lot I bat. with tail tient meshes to pewit, the severities of teladiation M thelistlas is hit power. for their enmities to Ms Mask gad hilows is arm. he moot magniniatossly disdains aselli peartredisge. The Spanish Gemmel is treated generous' y sad kitally I &liver write, hr is • firallameass behaved to him as such, bad hiss at 14 table. lash his parole. and monied him hie sword. t• 74 lignelltds have evacuated if. Dirge in met preelpi latlns. Thole Moth seems so have bees priscipally with a view of precuring PAR-1.1;1141INT. HOLISF. OP LORDS, Nee. 21 The Lord Closseelksr reverted the Amster or the Prince Re. gem to tar Addirr.e rf she Haste, which was ordered to be printed end pekii.hed. STATE OR Tlll COUNTRY. TIM End et lIARNOORY, by eentotimd of bb Natal Metal"' ma , Priors. Rearm. tool eras the table awe f j Yarn rerferdre the male of She errlrdry (tbe base as re• sealed to the It of C0M111.1116 es. Wedste4at 1. The Lad a LIVERPOOL witted, that w eaortremser of the ostilassitiost at bus Noble Priced. Use morellos she RBIs reipectiwii the Sims of the Cireaute, which It wee iwiewie4 le Wiwi Is., wowld bedewed till Ill•ealas. The Narl ORE! wi•bril it la be thwiacily beilerstieed whew the disfaake motto.* mar la eke plate. The earl a 1.11 EN POOL said, they would be read a Gist litre of eemotoo Illkoitcy, will it wield limbo at, to MU tN essairessieste et the Wads with malt to diwrestsw. The lanswair a LA WIDOWS! Witted ti kits* . , was latemelei by Itsr Noble Earl tss rube shewPapres MOW Of 10 %NW fa the apriii4ll.lll r isle gm timid eretieW she ..tate of she Coass r :/ The Earl sit I.lrEarooL 104. It 11,0144 i.e 11/001{0111 .1 Or Prime Itewriset alwrwswrsi either to refer New Pxpeasers • Casemagster..e ws •.,e ter the Ilepiusherat at re* awe • try s. essibleet she aale of she tawdry. flkoo iloladente she wistrarwtis towaieoel is Ant flatworm fa - talleitt4 fee U•wee to peered alma. The Mulish d 1. 4142D0W !I these vire ropier .f bk irdealiaa N raw. so Traits* Neel, Ea she appointment •or Seim Comaistee est lithe low eotwedrtooloe toe Om al Olt, Carwrt. The Lwrd. wrre salmi S. he wee word we Teasimy, also iwt Muddy: IIItIfFAUR. Oil Ihr modes of the Kw, LAUnFAMALP. Ammo erre 6.4~4 at She Prestus• .f she Itemise (dietiswel..loll4 asEeeral some) for the rows radio( the lIMh Oct. 1517, 1515. moll 1519 I Ow as Arrooei ot she Pre/lice sit the New Taxes Loa ale he 1519. up to Ow 101, latt The Ea I of LIVERPOOL otitE is vrtorld be Marsh to di.. tiorsioh the aressat Wehrle, wad she tower were raker, as lOU or wooer or be wade up. Adjeocued rib orroorrow Obit dart. 110USK Or COMMONS. -- - TM Sprahet t.. 41 the Chair at taw a'rlarks hat there Mead N 4 mate dam 76aq-eight Illeadsert pram. the Haste d. ,Ithstaed. COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. Tostorday there was so 'nasally oem•roaa attend ance of lite Mousbers of lb. Coed. • Spocial Court having keys called by the Lord Maier, pursuant to a Rrguisinion meoern•slr signed. TDARK% Ft) Till: LORD ht %TOR. Mr. Deputy WILLIAM 4 fr.*, to move a Vnfe of Thanks to the lats. Lord Mayor, for the manner in which ho had discharged his impo►tant dodos dada( the lota Mayoralty. After reingising the public end prima 'Woos of Mr. Aldriman Aikiers, the Woriby Member moved a itesoluties itt this usual Moms. Mr. P sectiodod the motion. Mr. lliAssare moved. that she Mingles of the Court of Commas Gourd of Nov. 1771, relative to Alderman Nish, should bo reed. The proceedings , were accordiagly read by the Deputy Town Clerk, from which it appeared that a itreeleties of nooks to Alderman Haab, fee his amidst:l as Lord Mayor,' had bees (misdeed by as asiemimest, is which, 1 a majority of that Ger, he woe censored as guilty of the violation of the rights of ibis Livery. by re. fealog Common Halls, arid by allegory breaking op Halls when convened , by which the livery were prevented • discussion of their grievances.—(llear !) Mr. Bcaseare, after the precedent which hod jest bees gamed, felt It his dusty to mimosa asimidniest of • similar satire to the sae which bad bees read. The condoet of John Atkins, the late Lord Mayoe, l l folly jostiirtd him is dohs' se. Almost every se oil that Gesilemas phoned him no freed of the Livery or their tights. The very first act was the return which he mails of the Members of Isis own Ward, bet which the Court of Aldermen had set aside. 7 H/her !)—He had also reeled to conteort Commas alts, on Reweisitimis being presowled to him es proper morose, ore when three Billies of toles were about to be imposed es the country, parties. lady oo the poor, and*. another measles, wises IM Livery • ished to give on opinion on the horrid trans. actions at Mancheeter.—( Hear, hear!)—lt was to lamest, Ins Wilsey, the Meetings held is the open air, bat if peblie bodies were refused the it of their public hall., they had as alternative but Is resort to lie opes fields. 11. cortaloty was most eminently entitled to a refusal of thanks, became bo uniformly resisted the will of the Livery. He (Me. II.) had voloolarily come foramd to move this sees& mot, end ho most say, that if 0. Ist. Lord Mayor (Atkim) was wow honoured by their thanks, it wee riot possible for any festers Magistrate to put 18161%10A leg on their thanks es was generally dime. Mr. Cutout seconded the sorsa in a few words. He void sot, hooever,eive his vote in silence. as he thought • stroll testate ought to be passed on Mr. Aldermen Atkins. whose earldom! bad been, to the Iletwal deputations of the livery who waited on his, 'story thing but that of a Castleman soda Magis trate. Even whew Halls were reargued, the livery asses prevented tasasecting their business, by the sea. I des boosting op of the Hall. A Chief Magistrate, if he amid net redress, wee at least booed to hoer them patiently. Bet inch was net the conduct of the late I lord Mayer, vibe storeys mixed his political priori. l 0% with the discharge of his defy. Besides, it was' somewhat singular to heir Gentlemes 'peek of his Lordship's hospitality. The food which the City pave hits was for hespitality, not to enable hits to pet 4 or b,UOOI. is his own pocket,—(Lowy cheers) — bet where was Ito hospitality at his I,ordship, whole the boasted ousgeiticencs of his cotsdoci, in sepportiog the dignity of his office as a Chief Magistrate if NIP of the first cities in the world?—(Load awl au& nerd qfiemee.)—Nor wee this the only meow selip be supported the astirodotent, became the Lott Mayor had uniformly lambed the Livery by his cow duet when they waited es him. It wee with piss. , lieto t however, he embed to the condect of the pre.. mot Lord Mayor. who had received the deposers's which waited on hint with • &poll end an orbital*, se fen honourable to himself, thaw gratifying to the helings of those who were thee received. He coos 41aded by 'invading the amendment. Mr. Batton contended, that there Ares nothing Is the motion of thanks which was not strictly trims, because he considered the condact of Mr. Alderman Atkin, was sorb, as jollity to entitle him to their gra titude. He thosght we each mown. es those stared by the Mover of the smosidawnt wore seracirot tsj jestify the refusal of thanks. This Common Hells never could be considered septets'', of the general ' son•eof the livery. Mr. JACKS said, that 'with respect to the Laid Mayor's hospitality, he, for owe, could say, that his had certainly partaken of that liberality. The worthy Member then entered into • very long detail of the history of Common MOIL If the Lord Mayor was wrong in rehires three times to call Coainvin why had the Gestlaines not applied to the Coca of King's Bench? Mr. FAVELL observed. that perhaps if the doc trines of the sober side were tree, it would be proper that the election of Members for the City shoot., he certified to the Commas Conseil and the Court uf Aldermen. The worthy Member Asa stated his us. sons for agreeing to the amendwrest. 140/0111. Jana, sad Dixon supported the original mmion. while MOAIM PATTI% end Osmium sepperted tM Mandegot. The gustier' Fee Ow Aseedersi 4 1141fro—f7 FA Ijinity tor IN, deeedineat The reser. was received With lied enter I by a nu. so me . ce....41 respectable parsons. CONDUCT of TUE COUNT UF ALDERFILV. The Regolsitiou for rolling the Corot for oho spe. dal ;Servs , of tsklug No-;:iernias the conduct M . the Aldermen, ID ionitatiog the prosecution egelest Mr. Aldermsa Waithatto sod °their, bait% beat read. Mr. WILLSON rose to more s series of Resole. times. After •niniadverting, a t ••••••.P length, or ILO conduct of the late Lord Al.yor. to• strongly re. I gretted the proceediogs which i n6o(s t e ,l by the Cosa of Aldine's, an.l the i n w ei r % they had emaciated the name of the Wlrthy At. demon (Wsithmau) with that of a porno** celled .Ir. flout. lle entertained a high tf•:loct for ti.o Aldermen. as a body, but he regretted Shut his Friend (Mr. Waithisso) Ina vier become a Mealier of that Court. That Gentleman ball cc. wilted his fame, not by mere thence, bet by the most indefatigable diligence. onparalleleil nowt nide. fatigable abuts in behalf of the rights of the Livery. Yet be was the object of political attack by the Ale der on. and was **lamed, with others, as a proper object for prosecution. by liiigation in a Craft .0 lA*. The Werth). Geollemau. after eahorting the Coen to be strenuous in the defence of their privi. concluded by minting a series of aesolaniana. neatly Monist to those passed al the late Cuomo. _ _ Mr. Alderman WOOO seconded the Re 'sops. Ile had contested to do so from his being • the Representatives of the City, and he was reatiarly obliard, be thought, to do so. floes a sees. of gra. *bade to thea for the high hemoor they had given him, by placing him at the head et the poll. He thought the coadect of the Coed of Alderson ra ther precipitate, as they bad refused his Worthy sod sod Hon. Friend (Mr. W.) a hearing. Almost every thing was seat to a Committee, when a complaint was mode ; bat Imo the Coe. s.f Maumee would not do it, be' proceeded airiest his lion. Friend, who wan ens sick bed, end know not the dimes sow lios.—Where was there any precadeist of the Alder. 11.• baying soy inluence river the Livery ? No sock Ilpeocedeot was before the Coati, and be cooteoded l 'ebet , therefore, they ought to have taken more Ilse; bet, onfortuoathly. they had acted very soak Ilso contrary. the Lord Mayor, at *levee Ode* at night, having soot ...mosses to do hall.keepec to be delivered at that late hoer.— (Hear, hear,hrer!)—ls this harried memo., the be. shiest went co, sod Resolutioes wore prepared ebb the same harts. Taking all the cite...tem:es tato considerstlen, he did net think the proceedings were of seek a nature on Mictiselmas.day as to call for this legal investigation. It was the opinion of many of the best and wisest men, that had the late Lord Mayor called the ClSlntnall stall respecting the three millsosis of lases, there would bate been no Meeting in Smith. Geld. lie had therefore cooscientioady gives his tote against the Retaliation of Thanks I. that GISIIMSII, beetsve be believed. that should the pretest promo te*.w seoceed, it wash' pat a final end to every Com mon Hall. He frosted, therefore, the Coon would vigilantly watch over the City purse no the present occasion; and that the City Solicitor, who was s a O.iic.r of the Court, and elected by the Court, should be ordered to drop the pro...ties altogelher. —( Lord oprhsure ) Sir Wm. CURTIS defended the tondect of the Court of Aldermen, which was a most candid Crier,. He contended the coodect of the Linty at the election of the Lord Mayer, justified them fa what they had done. Who,* was the use of all their red gowns (losigiticr)—ef the Aldermen had no power? He in. shoed that there were pone.. who came Mere to is. terrapt the business, tad the Alder... were there. fore booed to investigate all that had passed. Ho admitted that this Court had the goaidianthip of the public purse, but the Magistrates had sad always would exorcism the right of drawing mosey for the purposes of the blegistrary : and the Court of Al. dermen will call on the Chamberlain, and if he re. feted, then application should be made to the Ceara sf Kings Beach to force him to pay.—Why should they ref.'s to pay, for the Court of Aldermen were their best Needs ?—(Laughlor.)--ile would at the same time metal that tie Livery had a right to meet le their Hall et sll times, to diseess their grimaces. As to the name of me Worthy Aldermen being joie ed with that of Mr. Hunt, he would only say, that be himself bad shakes hands with Mr. limit two years ago. Mr. Alderman WAITHIIIIII was astonished to beer the llonoorable Baronet make general simile.* of rights without see proof. He had advised the flo. usierabl.• Baronet to drep his custom of appealing to bin awnscience (bee it was so natural that the Be. ronet could ow), for he other ate sods appeals, without their being followed by some harsh proceeding. lie believed there newer had been a COOP like tee present in the history of this country; for he the Court of Aldermen against himself and others fill he saw them in a report of the Coen of King's Hooch. Whew the Honourable Baronet talks of the election of a Lerd Mayor being obstructed, did be (collet that it was the custom of all elec tives to esernine the character of she Candidates? Besides, wee it sot known that the-is had beta a conspiracy to take possession of the hustioes and to raise a tomtit, and dill not that loyal body do carry thing they could to present the dinersien el gi armee. ?—( Lord cheers )—The Wetthy Baronet, by the b,., uses rot the most faithfel in hi. ditty In weird the Court of Aldermen.--(11cor, hear ') --In that tiros of Esdsile there was a fete of censer. for abropily breaking op the 1111, sod Sir %Valhi* Lewes, M. P. wee voted int. the Cliair. There were tinny pripoldeota of a similar Wily, not one of stir parties is which had been pro. meted, sod yet he bed been selected as a eletim•—• (The Worthy Alderman them, in a strain of peculiar Lamour sod great elegoeoce, commented on the coo. duct of Sir Willi*. Corti. and Mr. Alderman Cog. to the great amusement of the Court, by whom be was warmly cheered.)—He contended that there el- a**l a e" • ba lift* wbelher , sherPaprfs AO a Coo. 1119, m of ass Csamisise N roc r moles. 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