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'nautilus Local NI tit acquaint Mint I ITRICALJ. lay evening, I plate, of Mut 'tint involda, hornbill . * coo l uric% on the 14i.t another plate, evening was the Nlrt, ?rich& tin whether the , s„ ; howeve r . the eitratter, with very good very intereei st ; seed atsl lookssi evinced 4 just 043131 COlit he speaks in er tones, she is II us too low, her ; she basal, 'II.ING 11ER BREA+ . 11.0 1trhichisb y , however, the hull sonated. %tie very ottrroptoil to which he is Liv re, by Airs. • 16, and the ro,f, author Et lat'd to a if ; was ma 6 head, little aa'oi." rhJFi ul , iu whi fiddler Ich better than iv of what Harn ur clown 4 Fptak I I. " ell's fai mane. Peggy, rison's Mir lAvi JtSTY. A, tii^Crintrallitti Zeal - , and Colon n the Great Pail .Iye. untivoureble, morning nde POUGM'S birch-d:l3 !pt by the ROT yal Flighuesa held a public I, . and kave icers of do ' tl buoimist at ARCNCI A Office. staltd to rt. town oily arriml r-eluer, from riven in tos n, yi i anti Counte.s II leave II ,for tlitir peried nett v. the late to!eni. , • ie Inc Lady :.10Y Sir JAW'S in liumpihire. \ win retuni ',icy. turned, yesterdm , trout Pt, esterchay. On Ago Hi Wiiii tis appearcnre all in gt , en wuisitnat, vs hy the t);klcs, to-morrow , the Second On Tuesday L id the Admiruhc aye toLLu iti a to yeeterd:l, it 1 , 1 brut in Kent. . arrived. v. from Beigi !ct party. 111 'eet. ;g Miss From: the honour• of tt e dinner st e room, but reaterJuy cstollt Mr. ILLAII.O I , I Ary-Isme, on Tile %as sick is Sat motley (VPIIII : anti k ll crfl reere.e..ted aitoirA or 11.0,1( rwchnp KOLA 11.I‘ t'l llirs t .r I. a nnr-:! t ivic festival took place, ye,turd l y, r, i! , an the b‘:•.iial:ies Kescribcd by uLuesit cub "o. ale: t;IL .1 ay wa4 11141 it I . :wont - able for their ati outageons der,!.! , ty. Simi lift or eleven o'clock, the leriuca and t.:ity Officers hegau to aNserniale at where Cory partook or o imoi i ,toon4 ).reak6:sl, anti RI twwive they praireeded t ,, Bi e ktitara.critige, ua gratad proce..Jimi, hi the tul lovnal(nriter Stectl-kespera and Constables cl , ariwv die street ; Tka Lorry Cuisina.•y of uhicb the Luca 3lsyaw is a itiemb er , sit!, arse rukonra, fulloarit by a rand of Music ; Cutatab!es a,4 Mai ba1m . ..1, in 'heir trauma ; Te w I ord Varies alt Foul ni 'is, in rich 11 , VTICS, dark bine, •oh I,r.ai gold hire, 'mace waistcoats and PHI ildriothre; ;dr. Hoidsworth, the Lily Mondial. in full uniform ; The blame Couch, drawn by six licsulifui grey bursts, richly urnaoichted with red Malmo. • Theists Lord Moor, is ha privute saheb amid six, with arraaau in !helm state livcr:es ; Alden:l:ma tisruhe; The ftm•elirdcr of I. , omilon • i l m en sen who noi p I i lisir--Afssra. T. Smith, Birch, Woo , i, (7. Smith, and Atkinson ; The City Chamberlain, awl other Otlicvms, according to their rook • . The two slierdrs. Tile procavin a was cite ed by a great part of the t i n t Heem?iit of La.tdon . Volunteers, with tbeir band of mark ; who, sit soon as she company elightol front o li o ,‘,..i.,,,, iwirehed off to the Temple GartletisAwlierc they formA. On the arrival of the procownoa at Illackfria;s, they went on board the bargee prepared for the put/ruse of con veying them to the Courts ut Westminster. They t woceederi -up the river with CO our. flying and music plays* and the aquatic process' h a d a grand street. Abillue City Barge pas.ed the Temple Gardens, the Volanteers fired :L./las-de-joie. The books, stairs, bridge, and windows, that c )))))) nand. d a v i e , o f the river, were erowded with spectators.— Oa their arrival at Old Palace-yard, the processinti leaded at the new opening made there towards tot river. They then proceeded to M'estinineter Hull, is the usual form mid ceremony. They first went ap to the Court of Exchequer, which was crowded to exceii with etriv4ers and others, who had at tended, fimlts:stfitlsurly hour. to witness the so lemnity, and hear the speeches upon the occasion.— (For tlketr, see proceeiliags to (curt of Erettequer.t Ulion the retttrit of the iirncession, the,voluateerif who were in waiting in the Temple Gardens, mythn met it at Blackfria.s'-bri.l4c, anti esearted it to Guildhall, where it ar r ived about half !nost four o'clock. The ll ill was must stioerbly illuminated with many thou-and sus.Bll lamps, arraispd with great taste rotund the pillars, anal hung iii restoo.in. At theitfatforin where the Lord M.iyitr and Notiiiity sat, were two healitifill Crowns and G. 11.—at the Sheriffs` table were the f'ringe's Fcathert, a l:d in the middle of the Ilan was a lar 4 e eaandelier, in the shape of a balloots, wall viviegateil humps, 11:,d several 11Will and military flags ti5..:114 kola a , the whole executed with great t.-:e, it,.(lvr the direction of Mr. Patrick, of Ncw4ltn-streut. The King's Bench Court, which us:',l to he -i t apart for extra company, was superld . ,. Mumbled cti. The larti' fabling. doors being thrown open, it had a film effect, when viewed from the steps ascentliaig to it from the great hall. Abont four o'clock Mies Flower, the eldest daughter of the Lord Matjor, arrived, its Lady Mayoress, in the privets marriage, accompanied by Mrs. C.:maim, and - her daughter, ;duo, we nuclei stand, kindly offelPed to introduce her to her new and difficult salvation. the yowls and beauty of the Ludy Mayoress, heightened by her elegant mid amiable deportment, were the theme of universal praise and admiration. f ler Ladyship was dressed with the most elegant simplicity. Her head-dress was a diainn tiara, and ostrich feather; the hair secured by ',auutal eurith ; thalami,' necklace, bracelets, and .. lets ; it white crape. 055. r .1 VOW': Mi./ rphe , embmidered with silver oak b , ,Aler, white tatin train; and white satin thou., oritainriite.l with silksits, About six rieloek the w'nle party were 4,:eitt ble4 ; among whom we observed the following dis tinguished pc - 111/04 :•••• The Doke of lk ; the Lord Chiateellor ; Lord GI. Mi st kabortiegh • the t.Y of Parttnid t F.sil Caindea . ....oril BairSesbarr; Lorot Millgrave • the Chancellor of th e Ba che/mew • Ri g ht Hon. lie •rge &lining • E arl of Sa.;dwieb ; Lui.l link-inn; Lord Gem l ik e% Loniktioaird; Lord Henry Fitzgerald ; Sir T. B. Thaiiipsoo, Bart . Sir Andrew Hein. woad, Bart. ; Sir AV. Scott ; Mr S;ersilut ; the Attorn, y and Solicitor-Gene:al ; Coknia Welds; Captain Seek i the Coverer* uf thi• tick ; the f trinity-Governor of the Laak ; all the Bpinikh Delwin ; the Swedish and Neapolitau Monsters; with ratio ) , others sidle first task. TIM DINNLR. The dinner was estreturly wed wervetl, including terry delicacy in season, mud the ortiaments were profuse aunt istalmiticent. The hand of the loyal Vest l.tooloo Militia played at (limier, autkiloritez, the everting, Isola*. very grairl and apieropriatc airs Dinner wasprbvided for 150 u persons ; and al- Unmet) the tiOdei were completely tilled, there wits as crowd dol, i'a iftisioa.. The compatiy sat IN r fealty at their ease, and the greatest order and pro riety prevailed, without the slightest pressure or wreAularity. No dinner of the knot was ever bet ter managed, Or gave more perfect , Ihsractiote. Among the toasts drool: after dinner, were— The kiug—with three times tit ire. Thr , quaeu--Aluh this, imp,. I lore. • 'ibis Prince soil Prisee se of The Duke of Tusk anti the Minot' the Rii)al nuttily. l i ke Aran wl,Navv. • Tlw Sinnist las, sod success to their glorious cause ...with nape touts thrte„, „ • The hlinisters.: Mr, et. L. fhe display of beatibbrl %%omen was. IleVer, greater, and rivalled the most brilliant days nt St. James's. nut the most interesting groupe present, consisted of the tire little daughters of the Lord Mayor, seated in the balcony near the Giants. A more beautiful bouquet litter graced a c - vic fete. Several of the company retired before nine o'. lock, when the I.ady Mayoress acd the Ladies withdrew to the Grand Council Chamber, which sa, the room appropriated to dancing. THE BALI. Phe Ball was opened by the late Lord Mayo:. (Ailedeq and the L a dy Mn yoress . Th e drat Juno! '111:1,1 Sir Darifi Blair, and was followed by 0t4...r firmir*lie tunes. Amon : : tha most admired dresses were those of Mrs. it Miss PARtillit., Mrs. PARKER wore a a I.oe satin robe, trimmed and mi.:meat:A with linad-dresstb correspond. 'Miss PARKER—a FAtio robe, triintited with silver, rich tassels, io' INITLLIGENCIL COURT Or• CUANCEItY, Wrernethergs, Nov. 9. There wits ne business or pul.lic inter. at. The Court we% occupied in hearing argument% on ex ceptions. COURT OF KIM.: BENCH, Nov. 9. wor.re and WORKMAN ".lAN NFR and TOM II NVON. r. Arta EY-GEN R.tl. moved fora rule to sliett euuse why the veriiiet to th:s ca.c should not :Jr sat aside, and a new trial gr.iiited. It was nu a,tioit of asnunpsit, upon an account between the parties, to which there was a plea of non essumpsit, and also a plea of usury. It was tried in the Court of King's Bench. Guildhall. liefiire Lord Ellenhorough, ou Friday last, (see THE BRITISH Snirrelay, Nov. sth), anti the Jury found a verdict for the eluilf,tr. roe Learned Counsel gromided his auipli. awn to the Court on the nig 'mints—that tile transactions were nu:riot's-- that the ease on the part of the Plaintiffs was not made oat—that there was no partnership existing between the Defe:alittits—:and that the Jury gave their verdict cotitrary to evidence. Ruie granted. Tni; KING e. litTutteLt.. Mr. .ti't're-':eat VAirnUAN moved for a rubs to chew C;11144! why the verdict iu this case should not he reversed. It came on to be tiled at Norwich, before Mr. Jitsti,o Lawrence, and a'special verdict taken for the Ilaintitf, liable to the decision of the Court. The el cinust Laces of the ease were.—the Dert'llliallt, 13 the ;ear 1807, was a candhlste fur a Common of the warn of Wymer, to the sty of Nitro teh. There were six c.iiiiiidates, twos of whom sod the I)etendant were the successful candidates, the Defendant hat iti A only a majotity of three votes. The question whirls arose was, whether tour of the IJefentlant's votes were legal? he 9tli of (ieo. I. ttne•ts, that every person voting should take the followiog oath :—" That he was a German, and in the %swill of W)- mer ; ' but ehd not specify *ay length of time they should he fret merror residents; which gave rise to a vast deal .if corruption awl intrigue; to avoid w . ich there was MR Art uncle i,e the 3d of Georte the end, enacting, that they most 6W4 4Cl' they were, freemen for 1-z, calendar mouths preceding the election, and had resided in the ward six month . The que,tion was, ohillier those voters were in th, situattoo deseri!wsi by the net? 'lll4 ;re had houses The • ird for retit, oiithit bar , the eke '.t:•ntes in flu Mani nit their wires *atilt, the want, and they the prti4ol of •4' month, tt tided that It ;:ts tem lilted by th, gratt At hug" past two rif Mayor, uteront!ramiell Court, and .ovred the hall. A few qmittte• sdite.l, but with liberty to move to set it aside, in 40 , 11. r to deride tlsi• allth the Utile was granted act:unit ugly. COVRT of EXCHIEQUEO—*toy. g. i The Lord Chief Baron and the other Puroneyel, His Majesty's Exchequer being Seated. iji their. robes. the Itecdauza preseuted the Lora ,Mayn , elect. lii doing so, he took the oppiritisnity to Mt- '' serve, that upon all invasions it vntrit 4 the trtwerstv consequence that the intermit police of raibitlit l df London should be. faitlifull. mod *6'l adioioisteod. This Web the le peenliariv ties•essury at a crisis like the present, when the hritish nation was in volved in 'war with a inn t inveterate enemy. The Liverymen, as representing the cinema* of Loimion, impressed with this idea, had therefore !selected thie of their most able and upright :Magistrates to oc cupy the Civic Chair for the ensiling ' year— Charlie. Flower, Esq. citirrn and frame-woik knitter; a Gentlemati posset•sed of the most loyal principles, one wh . had risen to eminence iu com mercial pursuits, and who had always prolesseel-the utmost hostiiity to any system of laws ti.nding to injure the commerce of the country. With such qualities, his viaduct had received the approli itioa of his fellow-citizens, who anticipated that he would execute his high and extrusive trn I with in tegrity and firmness. "'fie great extent of his pri vate fortune will enable him to sa.tain the office of Chief Magistrate with due siifendour and coo. responding monitieenee. The late Lord Mayor attends to make the return of the issues and profits of his late (Alice d tiring the year of his Nleyeralty, the duties of which lie has executed in a manner that cells forth the utmost gratitude of his fellow citi zens. The last year has been one iii which great events hate taken place ; and such as necessarily ileum/den every exertion to give effect to the tin verament of the country, iii the struggle in a hich this nation is .waged. 'rat enthusiasm with which the Spanish cause has beets espoused by all ranks of society throughout the king tom, and the hospitulity with which the Spaaish Deputies were received by the en Mims of !AMAMI, must eollVitive that nation how notch the initiopolis concern ii its the tune sentiineuts which Balmer our Sovereign. This excellent Magistrate has used his utmost ex ertion to give etfect to that enthusiasm. and has noon every occitsion discharged his debt Or duty. He now wires from his miles with the cheering consolation that he not only has the approval of his fallow-citizeinsolka that be has also that purest ficatioffil. eelf-approleition." Thei . ' D Vt . al i s _ •„ addressing the nt%tr Lord Lord, die pros ident o y f_ i t have wi,:ely ordained , tors of Mayor can be a by caprice or whim. iiileassed starages ivi' • address volt in the Ay of the comitry just, the I.h.;:iitii d, conduct of its Ma , much must depend Ind integrity of tore ,f Nlazistrate; and of Ltal.loll chise l ! ire borne two of last year, they; have which thrrrave. ilala irdwt ; t is be -Ith occasion I have scum from this place. inr)11:. tranquillity it'it II Stith a feehug, Louden u; on the clec -dimas and iimortant a ho is re l iable of 'the high trust, and Ili integrity) and vi it. NSF. Recorder net, by honnuraLle by trade; and I am mi.o braivlit weir:). itiotent—it i 3 felt to fl inch the r e by nor en-nite,, that their chief attack ho., invariably been made nom - , 'he resource!: a al commerce of the country ; but their attempts. against them have fallen tar short of their expectis, b uds The ...its of Loud , iii naturally wreath* tiohltv and Feeling to the subc-,fmate mod knitropuleg corrratte it is, there •.-y, espected;froin its Chief M.34istrste, that he will sliest, by his conduct, the value he places ms threoe n K hte oltich he is sap pointed to preserve. Ilappily for the country, lean say, that since my official acilunititance with it, the cliatam has fallen on shle, honest; and. upright ci tizens. It only remota, for 34e to wish your Lord boy health to enable you to %lin .11tose intentions of ably exeetitmv, the duties of 41Flik office. with which 1 am confident you a e norrimpressed. " My late Lord Ninytir. much of what 1 have said is also applicable to you ; 1 am coorMeed that you have acted with the greate.t candour aad ironartiality, fur the hem tit of tlw Citizens of Lon don, and cousequently time whole co ttttt murky.— Sacrifices of time a.mml convenience must no doubt be made by all persons iim puhilk others, and 1 am cit.qi,leat, that you have i:ot hem wautisig i.l hi - stow.is!„: )(mar utmost attention to your Office of Mayor. its proportion as the duties of pahhe of fices me arduous and lahorious, the *execution of them must be deemed the more honourable. The blessings which time Citizens of Lomion have em joyed ler your Mayoralty, must entdle you to their utmost gratitude nail tliniikm; and such a eon victim), must, no doubt, make you possessed of the must heartfeit satisfactiou in retiring.from such a situation." The bite Lord Mayor then took the usual °Alai as to rewlerins a faithful account of his introinis slows do-ing hie Mayoralty, and the Barons were invited to dinner in the usual Portn. The procession uezt moved onwards to the other Courts. A nets botch of Peers is talked of. A deprelotiom of rather a !Womble kind, Wall eoturuitted on Friday. on oae of tliertilsoosher win dows of Mr. M•MN1,1194 iu I.metii. A An 'Tottn4 cock-pheasant, pursued probably by soinaisisd of prey. New against the wi n dow with such a Loynd a• to othieer a Square to means ; he then tool; rc far in the room, where. lie nos toksoi alive, and I; 'sow. in the poasessiuu of Mr. Ma?. Rotas, quite gay sol i in spirits. CAMBRIDGE, Nov. On Feder !set, the Rev. F.Awird Pearson D.V. M u of soliwy !'.u.s.:t College, was eiceted Veceltissovishet this rio vent; for the.kesi. envois:. The E• v.l ;r4-,• Bottom, 1.0.1). Vbear of Satteetno.lrtge iestlitaleii h. the &MOM, Ai r ika, cite Fneepihr, Bbstoo. TI. WI/. .Ilet I istluattll to the tot;ted 1 'earsfreq of E.:et Limas dtl4d rr.ason, id tbit coontf of Bost Thrisday lost„.,*r. Keut, or Lit.te Wino t2c 4 tasrryd to us E!i ?:.111. Wakefield. de Ons ttrford: • A 'LISBONPLAY HILL. •• NOTICE TO t IIE PURL/K. Saturday, sit of the marmot month of September, will exhibited at the Igational Yeager lima dm Conde' by t Portitimiese Counpauy of Player', for the benefit (A' FHA CISCU DE PAULA. Prompter to the said Company. 1 well Luowu Comedy of the BOISE VIUNDO KNIGHT s OR, BRAZENFACED CAI.U3INY DETECTED. Every Iliac this Piece has appeared on this stage, it I merited and attracted tttt iversal applause. In it eve it must delicate scents (as fur as. possible ea. be) of summit intrigues j••ined to ellitiagaished nett, of a web demmi wider ; but happily thos.. intrigues Ali. fredtratedolll and ll:cheese lA - tailor at last icv•ardcd. As elessaat, and bpi/rent baud of English Mediehted . play several inarcLea, while Troops of tho dame imbue p Imm all the competent military f.sulations to render Oral permutation more splendid. At the end of the ..rand Coed of the said Theatre w strike up tied gave tile Kind' a favourite sung dvlicuired to Afsireerj the I svinelble Brltibh 'And to .011141211 this Direrfird, the Entertnbitnect UI the MADMAN Earbeii4hed with excellent pieces of Music. Tlia Perforinance The Actor flit ‘sll,:ve Benefit it s ex idled, iota. oith joy iv an orrionni of se mach pleasii and uoiveind twit, offers to the very respeetal public of this Cap.:ai, and to those hi...ve ,iteran Warraws two powerful nistou:.3 cur Friends and Allies +loos he ha bly begs will he lay.sh in the extra...di...asp elects of tit generous benevolence. Te begin exactly at half-past mecca o'clock. •,,, 0 The Words m lts.ie are according to the or:giral. •_. . _ LOCI 1.. MI LITI el. • The f d!owing Circular Letter has been a dressed from the War Office to those Corps of 1 loiccerb in the City of Edinburgh, who have fereti to transfer their cervices as Local fiblitia:— (CIRCULAR.) WAr-OXce, their halide. Of Lite there hose been many instances of wei loving burnt to death, from their clothes eeeegd all) taking tire. The following hints, if duly tsided to, would often preveet the accident tots fah'. It is generally the lower pa:t of th e el catches fire. Then. if the persoit reined mu upright posture, the Ilsn ii .aurally rising wards, will quickly re a ch the head or stmoselil be likely to have a fatal t ; but, if she iM diately he down upou tie ileor, she might isi tie:al very easily extingeish the flame by rot herself ; or, it a smut be present, he may pull is coat, and with that vi try soon extinguish Maze. II there be a hearth-1 .g, it would unitsei pu. pose :totter than almost soy of net thing. it 11 wantofknowsexbeforeltandwhat is proper to bell in such a ruse, Vint occasions loss of time, thereby increases the misciiief. And then the lent fright destroys all presence of miad: s..d in the case brenitie quite desperate, whiela et tnig:it easily h:lve lien remedied. On Sunday Me . • glot. II /LUAU Ht tape s : of liubett-Park, in Lioneaskire, tottaitiri the et years, and, in consequence of this jii f his several manors were made the we, ft of toast usiboiiiiiled iestisity sued hospitelo . A' clifrerent isms vdocre estates are si us el, good old Etighsh fare of beef. ta•trit p d ,aermxtwer, was ilbCrUily Slip:shed t. n. n Nl' tt.ll3ltl, ; nor was thr poorer a ;ass .I It e hood forgotten on this flies m; two 1, el o ke rowacti ne the pnrk, end, with bre d and tr 411(01 trihuted to the slitters arid a otta era, .ith wives and children, to the se ount many deeds, who t-stilied their g hey hold r: eds lw:tied acclamations. Tor tainre reeprei neighbours, and the °limos or the nnit , l4l V. tier to faiery, were invited to dinner at the 1 sion. and the elega..ce and prole .ion of th e could enly Le surpassed h 1 the cony'eiality harmony that succeeded loyal t were given &trine the entertail men.. and tir thinsiasno with which they were drug a- h i • ' , Ail' I .'W the aoPenntikee on the t te of 3 ell, t, (fitted witti ate go tire:ay-0• c year , ,4.1',• had heeu piers %act! .% h.. ig Cit.autcb el. Sr. to an Mimed:ate ai... tor or the yOSV:',..: hai". faithful Iftrfeeltment to !i!P ir.rcfr of 1:1% Father, during • life of uripinelleied mishit • • • 1..)3D .41.1YAR'S DAt. ±..11, I.\ i ' suited, but with liberty tO move to set it aside, in CAMBRI DOE, Nov. 7: ~ a.. ~ T hi s min as! I. itie festival took place, pas t e / l a y, ---awism-- Older to decide tithe ponst, anti the Rade was , --nsis.- .„ ..1 i COURT OF CHANCERY, tVeserateseaa, Nov. 9. grouted accordingly. OR Ride,. last, the Rev. Edword Pearson D.V. Maul ~ •11 the t . orditei:ies prescribed by umaesit eia- --'\-.-•'-, e . ~ i si of Sidney !•ium.:e College, was elected VicelChmseohoe . tont. ate: the ..icy was, meat reviewable for their lid- There was no bu ' ----. l' . ptililic ileter..st. The • this Cri•vers,t; for the.year eurnitz. , Gil t • ~.„,:%,4,„s ,i,,,0,,,-. 5i,,,,, after elerets o'clock, the Court was occopicci ‘h i . ri lie .. .tong arguitientir on ex- COURT OE EXCHradVER-ifolf• 9. . The It • v.l;or. Hattori, G.U. Vicar of Satter:teas bow gr • ' I aright/des iss fire &eulogy, of Algartivk cum Firwilylor, oi A. L. Alflern. , a and t.:ity Offit:ers hegau to assemlsle at ceptions. The Lord Chief Raton cad the other •Perentartf I Rheum. (;,:dthall, where tite r partook of a Nomptitons • •• ---Millin•-• • Nis Majesty's Exchequer being heated. ip these. 'file Rev. Williiii St i ller is iseluet.ni to the united 1 lsreilktssl, Non al twelve t r ey proc ee d e d t „, COURT OF KIM. 7 BENCH, Nov. 9' robes. the Iteoirtuaa preseuted the Loaf Mayne. nine, 1 s . earsiree of Eut Loran eded Pecos, is the emantf of Semi jihr od r i u ri.nritlge, lit grand proceas-ion, in the ful- tv,iare deli WORKMAN ••. -I A !Seta and TOMLINSON. of that ra. elect. lit doilig so, he took the oapiritisnity to 06-' l. 'l ° ' Tk"' 42 Y lAte-ifr• nit tl•lrl Reuf• ur "'at Wlitm nt onsia,,,, lostiog order :--- serve, that upua sill invasions it vino ter 4 the atinitits 'a,. d to Mau Eli -:ietli W • m• t;lrrr "c • aLefimke. di Gel Street - keeper. mad Constables destine the street ; Mr. A•traase.V-CiI.NIALAI. 1114 V ed for a rule 40 show reus e ;why the Verities la 11m, care should not 8 enag mo consequence that the internal police of eattilatta dr • '• • I_ 4 The Livery Cuinem.•y of winch t h e L un d ,Ra y on i s a member, the 1 ,1..,•,• a ith their reedirs, fullua ed by a rand 4.0 f Music i :)e set aside, nod a new trial grimed. It was nu London should br. faitlifull. mid stiLy iseletneaistersd. A LISBOA Pled i tiILL. :r place, ~ Cutstatees aid ntarshatineii, in 'heir uniforms ; dr [inn of arrumpsit, upon an uccoulit between the This wits th e le P eculiar. "' tirve '" ur3. 8t it crisi y . t ooh l i or ouw il t i la t y .w or's i. s r i e s , oc Fi l ert .,k at t ...n ai , " in ... r . ie t. li N i n ii: l er si i n es , , n. d e a jo rk tu b e. ln ; e, NOTICE TO THE PUBIJM. like the uresent when the lir"isii ratioti was i parties. to which there w a s a plea of non arsarepsit. • • ' • ' • • ""' Saturday , 514 or the corrant month of September, will g wrestle. i voiced an war with a um t inveterato esieniv. The exhibited at Ilie National 7",ealer due doe Conalea b t Saturday, ;dr. Holds.vorth, Om City Mandril. in full uniform ; sli d a lso a plea of usury. It was tried in the Nicholas, The State Coach, drawn by ids h..autifoi gory hunts, richly Court of lking•to BeliCli, Guildhall. before 1.0111 Liverytaen, as repreonting the satiate* of Logsdon, Pe/smear« Cesneaus of Player, for tbe bene fi t V FHA !thee the oimamonted with red rildruim .; iiiipreaseel with this idea, had therefore selected uoe a:ISC° DE PAUs.A. Prompter to the said Company. T well kuowu Comedy of the Ellerilmeough, ou Friday last, (see THE BRITISH httee t s eei I MAI, Safi, essay, 3m), and Inc Jury found The late 1...r4 Nrats...r, ..1 his private couch auel six, with • . •-. / too . . . t 01 their most able aud upright alagistrates to °c- hino:ter, a , .merits in their rate liv.:r:es i a earellet far the Plui &tr. Tile Learn Counsel copy the Civic Chair for the reign/o f t ' year- BOSEHUNDO KNIGHT • OR, BRAZENFACED CAI.U . 3IIaY Er - ETE17.1111). A Idermad Cumhe ; Very g oo d : ~ The Itscorder of 1. talon ; groosided hil apple. atom to the Court on the follow- Chaste,. Flower, E sq . citiren mid frame-writ k R es ., ' t i me t hi s Pi ece h as appeared r os this stare, i t ! kuitter; a Gentleman posseestni of the trust loyal merited and attracted tttt ivenal applause. In it ere St htdermeli who had noi pm...111w i leser--- Tenses, T. Smith, lug poitits-that tile trails:oolong were sisuriouit- ereaiag;.. Birch, Wooa, C. Smith, and Atkintson ; principles, one wh . had risen to eminence iii- cool - must delicate strata (as fee see poseitde it. be) of sneak iutriguesjidaed to distisouished merit of a well deriervi that the CUM: cm the pail oh the Plaintiffs was not al pursue* and who had sleeve p rofessed the ii looked a Tie Calf Chaolberhi•" , ""'t ' h e" ° ti lt's" , aet"rdin g t° ,snide oat that there was no partnership emoting merei .. , ..s -, &atter ; but lia• ily tbos.: iut Vg ar oc J az . : frulltratitdana vs J a just rr, their mule ; utmost iroatiisty to any system or lar.a tienting t o 'ma'am arrive W . :T.lor at hut ie l . The iris Moors. between the. Diefe,altuits--.-and that the Jury gave injure the commerce: of the cotintr,.. \Volt ►Snell An eler.mat, and loiletut haunt of EnsiMb Maine' foes a comulta s i The prof en a was elI/....f.1 by a great part of their verdict coutrary to evieleme. ks in genequalities, his viaduct had received the amino!. ttiod Way amend tem.:Lea, while Troops 1.,f tho hat nation p t h e first Kee wit of Li.sdois . Volunteers, with Ruie granted. a, then a. of his fellow-citizens, who anticipated that he form all the competent military E.sidatioas to render they tbeir band of &untie ; who, as soots rattle company Tile [(NO e. wtrriteat.. would execute his hie d end extrusive ten .1 with in- protestation more splendid. o low, rib s Mr. See rut Vain:l4AM litst3est fur a ruts to akhtul front. allpil• coaches, marc h e d off to the te r ,o .., : • she has al *flew cittairs why the verdict hi this cane should not e •tv and firmness.. " The great extent of his sari- At the end ef the ~ curt! &lei of the said Theatre w strike up Gad , 4.1110 tile Kis, / a faeourite lung dolicomal to Temple GaceletisAiv here they fornaal. On the lER BREAT' vote fortune will enable him to sa.tain the office ariiral of the fltaCnidol - 1 01 tekftili;•, they wmit on he reverted. It conic on to be hied at Norwich, hisire,r j the I iviocible Brhibla Mei:larch. Inch is by before Mr. Jitatiew Lawrence, and it'special verdict of Chief Magistrate with due siefenJour mid cot. And to ,anaies this Direr:lire, the Enteetahngent eat baud the bargee% prepared for the purpose of coo- n', the end: • MADMAN I. teyina them to the Courts at IVestiunister. They token for liar I'laintitf, liable to to e d ec i s i on o f t h e resltorstimg tosiiiiticence. The late Lord Mayor the Leobeliqlted with excellent piece, of Mimic. attends to mike the return of the haste% and profits 'erY ' , spec I troteedeti .up the river with eCt m ans flying and Court The erctunst-eices of the (me were.-the of his late office d tiring the emir ofhst aloyoralty, the *Elia Perf.entance "f he Aelin for olure It ill en music p i t y* ~,,i the aquatic proves. ' hart , Defendant , 13 tilt' icar 1807. was a candidate for abilled, a . m.*: oafs joy is an orrioniii of so meek pknl. duties of whirl. lie hiss ex ecute d in a manner that sad universal sativfo. sun, °frees t... the vet i . Common Cousteslotait of the warn of Wymer, in ) ar il s grand street. illba.the City Beret: pas!ed the Temple respeetal itited to .: G irt h the utmost ~r atitude of hit fellow vitt- public or this Cep.:ai, awl • to thin.: Meve eater!. ar..arrsues saardens, the 'Vol:l:steers fired a...feu-de-joie. The the c , tY of Ntlrnich. ritete teem six candidates, , • ens. rhe last year lota been one hi which great 61 . . . . . he is to I ewe of whom and the lactendant were the successful two powerful art our Friends and Allies whom he ha Mrs. Com hooka, stairs, hridait and windows, that c ~,,,, naird. d candidatea, the Defendant hernia sully a majotity events have silken phase ; and such as necessarily ~,,..,,,,,,, a ewevoh ,. e. s begs wi ll be lay.sh in the extromainasy elects of di a t i cs 0 1' the river, wire crow/led with spectators.- got , , , dion " Imo, irohe wiLs t v leinaoderi every exertion to give effect to the (Jul. 'b eg i, e i tsetiy ~.. kilt . put ~,, , r e 0 unlock. Oei their arrival at Old Polace-vara, the proce•ssioti or three " t"• • " li e the nal, erameett of the country, hi the struggle in u hich • s • The Wools in Italic are aceordhay to the origidal. landed :it the new openiiig wia . de there towards the wite•tlitT foot of the Defendant's votes were legal? . river. They theo prnceeded to M'estater Hall, -s i lls Otis of Cleo. 1. tins:is, that every person this m u do i ' ` s :lg a g'ad' T!'" e"thuthilhu with •- •- • -.•- -- . - -it LOC.II. MILITI.4. nil • . is the usual form and ceremony. They first went yotme should take the followiog oath :-.• That he which ti,: Spanish cause has lined e l euised li d e" . ranks of society throughout the . kingelotn, an the L !Um!,—...—. ao to the Court of Exclitooter, which was crowded war H German, and • , esielin g to the ward of Ws- hospitality with which the Spaaish I.)eputies were The fallowing Circular Letter has been a to exceii with strew-gees and others, who had at- mer ; ' but slid not speedy say length of time id, in oh' receivrol by the cilia:ma of Losidon, must eoltaitue dressed farm the War Of fi ce to those Corps of it tended, fro*. attliVirly hour. to witness the so- they sdould he fret mennr residents; which give er Intend' rise to a vad, d eal of corruption sod intrigue ;• that nation how notch the untiopolis concern ti its 'Plitt:err in the City of Edinburgh, who hovel feted to transtCr their iervices as lateral &brans s- lew:tit-i s end hear the speeehes upon the occitaion.- e sentiin_euts . which aiiimate our Sovereign. :ter than h to avoid w . sch there was all Act mule io the .. ei the , i t' Un s ' (For Iltese, see proceeiliags el ( entre of Ezekquer.) that Hand exceitent Magistrate has used his Utmost ex- the retitritof the procession. theeroluateendp 3d of George the and , enactin g, that they mud ""(CIRCULAR.) ins speak ertion to give effect to that enthusiasm. and has war-ea/Gee, Oct 51, ism who were in waiting in the Temple Gorden*, again sweat; they were freemen for laa calendar mont h s .. - well% lei noon every occiision discharged hie debt or duty. sia-„le, the absence of thr Secretary Of War, 1 hove met it at Blackfrnes'-bridge, and. ese„eted it to preerdiug the elec.-60in and had resided in toe ward . Pe ggy' Guildhall, where it arrived about hull peat four 0-He now sptires from his ()dice with the cheerily. six month . Tha question was , whether those voters 0 , , , , honour to address von, as one of those tinkers body a T" ineadlng l'olonteer _ von whose offers to enrol tate Min Liar Ctl % . 011d1011 that he not ' may has the approval of o'clock. The 11-ill ;vas most stiaterbly• illutnivated were in tin eituatiott deseribeml by the act? Tltej Penal Militia Illie Mdjearty • hirs been Seamed to i italTtell. his fellow -citizeim a fkut that he has also that purest to aquaint you, that the pay and allowaareafor the ill with mauy thou-mid smell totems, arraaged with "•'''" "'e • had hew" ..la the ward Chr mall l of ,a i • • gg. ' • • tocatto self-approbation." Miiit,:i are to be issued through the tuedisas of Gee great taste round the pillars, tool hung ilk (~t00.,„. year,, the l ama rent, out it happened that for six Priactasi f t Thy! ' 0 Clime Beitosi. :Lifetree ina the nth*. Han ' i t Ewl* General en, wh°l•26"e•-kidll44lsc" At theitfatforin where the laird Nl.ts•or and la:Maine 1 " 0 •IthE bellir•• the elictioa• tiay had twaillartil . . , ,___, • from tide Orrice necorniogly. mipanied li sat, were two butatifid Crowns and C u R.-al st:tites in the India a an d goortt red e t Vol e a es e- r Lawn p ir , ick id- , . :.Iv L or d, ate provident .. - Rerstatiots and diewildot.., sli to the mode sf drawbar Intl Colon ee. ' ireat Pai the Sherifla' table were the l'riirce•tt Feather‘. al:d, out their wives anttl'healtes c oa ti u Charter* of the city of Loudon have wisely ordained Ow siterwanees, ail! be prepsred in doe evarso, 'end to that no candidate for the office of Mayor can lie a witted to Ilse several trdieero who Awn be apponaied to 1 is the middle of the hull wits a P a n t i e. 4 . :loEulelser, in the ward , cod they "'ell" I , ollie ox ' '646 y, duritie amble, It the shape of a bottoms, watt vic ieg.iteel lumps, oriel the patina of -ix months. The taeitned Counted stranger, nor cat he tie elected by caprice or whim, ' enuflheild of the different mimesis of local militia ; in but rawly by . the free . and le rio_tasited suffrages Oa .. mean tone, I think it proper to apprise year, that color ing side several timid and military flags tlyina ta mii a , eoll"• - utied that It 8:1's mat kind of • -. • on.pay, at throttles specified ,e the utoratts • swili be alhoirs ii:.. ! d e his fedow-citiziaia. I therefore address volt in the the whole executed with great Le -le, 11,.(1kr the tern listed by th . Art of 1' :• - one Adjinant, one tau.otcr.rnasor, usie 'Se • stip • ,i , •. • fall conviction, that even the aulay of the comitry eu-h • rripatemt of taco militia ; hod for one Matiesot birih-d;.• direeterni of Mr. Patrick, or NCW.:lte•Strel2t.- gra" ' , I. . • • . the ROT' The iiiner's !Tench Court, which turd to he a t e At hull pest two o'clock the 'new , . • t t we a mafferiolly efetsends mion the just, the. ilia:titled, C•n°:' , III), and tme drummer for every two eualpsailsek Onseas ci - apart for extra monpony. was superbf.• Montilla ed. Mayor, itecoininielied by the; Record e l 'auto - . the , agitym i t arid intrepid conduct of lilt Nlai d re en g ':":, l l rd , t t e llere rme l t ) . ° P t a tit t i t i i ie' ea l" . r o g y ''."'" ti t h tw th k:t The 'arise folding doors beisig Homy'', open, i t i t , nt Court, mid •ovi•ed the distrait ? to d a . , . 7 • , . his ',., . . • sat s being the aloe, nine i moat delete Ilse Lord Liemenost of the dam . .., . . public da l a fine e ff ect, whets viewed from the steps ascending hon. A few ininutea hefute tliii: ! • '''. • , e known experience owl - integrity of the 'flue pay of those ons so ? • ••• F oamier! wdl i ,, knee an to it from the great hall. tared, a Junior Counsel had inn:-..11 lreit'a ule'ta, , art. 4 150 arts as 0114 513tistrate; and reom the period at which their strew... ei...sed as tri o citizens • ••• Abont four o'clock alias Flower, the eldest shew cause why a ties trial elniiili I not Ile -r inted: there.ore ti Is, that the of 1,00.1011 ChttOr . The surjeant and drummers, when absent on fhild distitietuii 7 • from hand raiser. are mai •to reretve st the I him from atuteigst those who have borne twri . otc . . . - , I . , 3 Pr wilent was at h danghter of the Lord Malyor, arrived, ns L n . 1 y The matter so d smite wits ,Lou:the Itoe;ang of a a abed in Sao ammo r. illityoreto, in the 'invade atteriage, accompanied I,y mete. As ?heir Lirdships. eutered. the Leruned 1 bethee. It is tune, that, for the last year, they; have ,t a In a Canaries -nessilsln are regairml, Is. the tees) Wk Mrs. Irs:odil)e, and 'her daughter, ;rho, we nuclei- Counsel ob •erved, that this Illere bad bier s kept . i. e` l7 •e'll' 4 ". llll hftdr.i'llt 4 T fi!••Llge which rtfirritVe• Act, toper/ , the atones oi.restareadal MIA% User tun - stand, kindly offolted to introduce her t r , h er new one year : - r•t4-11 threw the whole Como, ev en the for Perin - epee!: from toy own know ledge! ;t. is be- hat ,• to draw upon the %,..sarlat '4 I E 4 t o - 'L s aftimenry . v lir tin use of their respactiOtrepareuts, Siedairreo Pa o London and difficult eittitifion. th., yowls and beauty of Judaea. into a tit of laughter. a isig t'aaliexteentias - or aeveionetith irweaston 1 have ney . will require tied, otficer., no WWI 411 Inc is apprice.l the Ludy 'Mayoress, heightened by her eleglint mid __—..-- hs I Inc noonor oraildressing them from this place, thew being appoidted fu ewe seeorte to the public tor i yesterek amiable deportniciet, were the theme of univerwil- VJURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Nov. o. . and never d•il a year pass with moil:. trunquilllty pro , • ' • • per aftp.se4o.4o of the mouses vrtneb may, froth elm and lovaltv. than the last one. %Vitt' such a fetheig. time, cause tido their hairdo. praise and a dmir a ti on . fl ee L a dy s h ip was dressed— w i t h 'he mast ef „ . ,,, ,mit smtplicity. Her hesit.dr BAILEY mad YOUNG V. sMITII mid Putt 13.1P1, /WV . I enli4rstiss:sate the city of Louden tie -on the rice- lam to add, that the clothing worn by thaw rutin% : Wed desire liisli Sheriffs tf the City of London. - . liim of a moo to fulfil th- ard moss Roil importa n t wh" have transferred their ilieteicall tutu tee lima! militias , from tic " was a dinette) tiara, and ostrich feu, her ; the hairh e given up to them, Th.„,,„ m „,,,„, f or „ R ule t „ s h a .„ aattle deities of its Chief Magistrate, %fin is cdpalsie of' secured by 'ammo! conch ; dienintiel neckl ace , I have the honour la be, us, yeeciati is: the great extent of the hi g h trust, a n d Sir I hist'. y • bracelets, and .. lets ; a white crane os-n a w!i...tt• will the verdict for the Plaintiff "in', ti ti iiv etloll tour most obedient bumble sornsirt. Countess Ilatit relic, embroidered with silver oak temler. 4 "iii t _ ad wet be set iyotte, and a new let directed. iimeiroens to Vase e into cis- e t, with integrity and vi- : _S. Nlooal white kAtin trasu; a n d white satin slmea, ornameiite.l 'Fite ryte..tio. •it issue ,opon the tii. f thine easise (Ila"cci 'the dutte• attached to i 4 air. fleet-order • Roes of wives roritsm at head metritra, Mks ! Ilearfon with silaseta ......, whether the execution levied by the Llefeiol- has .tat. if. that your Lordship has, by honour: ;.1e Ca. per these, (not any allowsuce fur formte)-Zakier-i hr ..,,t ilea - iiimsOt six .;clock the wi•ole party were asic in . as k s .S. 141 Sh er iff s , 6 , p i„„ t they ii,„,thi ref pt . i .,„ 6 , put - exertions. brentented 'ourself lit mule ; ana I ans see allt per tlietti--Seeie.so3Aline, is. bd. et eilelh .. sure that he who dots tiN trust ai.n Irene:it wane). lwr•addi..,rPc:" wets., i c t i ! I "th."' - `sVel'uti is. al.. Par itia Mel ; a mong whom we observed the following d i e- the name of 1e.a...t, or his kankrupwil..rere prior mooed net tinguished pc - 11K3s :--se ill point of title e Upon the trial it *as proved for This Ls Ito seenet upon the Calitneent-it i 3 felt ao t Itat.'s li urp t iy :Li on Animist --Sujeant. lA. Cl ate farhinii The Duk e of lk ; the Lori: Chencelleir; Lord El. the I'Llllltlasr. that the dm ket Mel tweet atrerek by mach there by oar enemies, that their chief attack diem-I.oUfsllci; (Wirer iii..l., Lady :Joe kehatou g h ; the 6 of 1 , ,,,tt0id : FAA Camden . 'omit , t 'se l'loisitifis awe i list Tenant Winn 0 debt ansta , 1 hos invoriobly been matte ninon 'lie resources: aid -4 Illarkeskarry ; Loot blingrave • the Chaneellor of the Ea- from '" w l ' I • ''' commerce of the country ; but their attempts . Of late I JAWS at. cluquer • Right Hon. I;erge r an; • Lad ot'Sa.idwieb • tile mile of gin s, upon Otte mum i *cretin, and Wnleil efetilt was expired previous to the booting against theta hove fallen far short of their expecte. loving burnt lit death, from their clothes e1.1..14 topiary. told tit;.l.lin; lAN'd Grinders Lord litigated ; Lord Henry ' 11 return t Fitzgerald ; Sir T. B. Thompson, Brit . Sir Audrey, Hain. the executing,. For the derelict'. a Leeson was IWO- 60 , 1 , 4 rle ran of 1.,0ut.1 , 011 nal urally give-4am torte' ally taking fire. The folloarog hints, if duty mond, Bart.; >Zit , 'D. Scott; Mr Si.erslui; the Attorne y doted, who swore, 1 taat, in a cooversation with a and feeling to the stena,l'otate A I ..irj 1 and estided to, would often preveot the accident sitia ai and Sa he'tbr'Ce"ce 4 ; Ci'll'hd "Pricit t Captain 'wile the Mt. -Smith one of the bun, in the house of the corporatte. i.; it is, there 'ea-, emlaacted v froin its fetal. It is getieraldy the lower pa:t of ilia yesterdo onvmuor uf the , Cade ; the freputy-Governor of the 'Mak ; • Chief M.oz;strate, that luisoill silent, Inf his conduct, alieedi two:lies tire. Then. if the persoes peened fliainti , ffs the latter had suited dim tha goods had liitifhtGue all the apenth Dainties ; tlx Swedish and Neapolitau been sold to Truant uPhh* three ill"htha' credit, th e value. he places n o those rights Which he is tip- so upright posture, the dem. -ti ditrally riseno ureter, on Monsters; with many others WIN first rasa. 1V:ill-hall TUE DINNER. List that notwithstundt“g he would issue a commis- Milted to prererve. Happily for the country., I can wards, will quickly reach the head or !immortal. stout agaiiist 'lint ; and ultt''' this the Jury ( "nod for say, that since my official acquoim es with it, the be likely to have a f a t a l c al. ( t ; b u t, if she its earence .' terry delicacy in wagon, end the ori n im e nta w er e The diaper wits e x t reme ly w e al serve d, ineluding the t)ereilds , stt. tipsn thirst mono I the n si ata chance. hi% fallen on Able, fweitat and. upright ti- diStely fie down upon the o ilir, she might t o in green profuse and istattniticent. Tlic band of the Bored of Mr. Smith stated, toot ',clog engaged in ono- tizens. It only minims for tapt to with your Lord- tie: - ad very easily extingnish the flame by rot timed, a-. `Vert Loodoo Niilitia layed at shinier, aipialarina titer partnership, he knew nothing of the !tale, soy health to enable you to nal ',twee intentions. herself ; or, if a snao be present, he may pull he loon; the evettiag, lemur very. grais:l and apferopriitte airs or its terms, to l'enitio, and that he had never used of ably exerottien a the duties 01 1 4411 r office, with sir Clair, and with that v. ry swot extinanish „ which lam confident you a e noifinotreawd. lomat-. II there be • hearth-1 .g, it would unssei Dinner was prbriileal for lauu persons ; and a l- the words ittitinted to Min.-Rule granted. Mayor. much tch of what I hove pu; po,e ;titter than elismat soy oilier thing. It i, to-rnorrse though the tjMdvd were completely filled, th ese w its 601.13531113 V . I ' ARQUII•Ii . t• My late Lord sii i ii is ii i,,, wpr ai cit hi e to ys , ; I Mil eo „,; nee d wantufkimaitigbeforeltandwhat isproper to bee ?end !toy as crowd noir, to •fitsiou.. The contrails , sat In r- gestalt iIiPIIERD move, or a rewire re Mr. Se • S I I • / feetly at their eitee, and thr greatest order and pro- oleo in the. canoe. The echo.' bad hen n brought that you have acted with the greate.t candour aid iii such a ruse. that occasions linos of ti me , inniartiality, for the benefit of tlw Citizens of Lou. thereby increases the ntio•iiief. And then the today eve piety prevailed, without th e slightest pressur e or laantst the indorser of a 110te, 01010 , 11 3:.1 (lays after 111, Its sot wreaularity. Ilelo dinner of Hui kind Mir ever bet- iln win 0 I t ' I • • I ;lit, 1 Op o rto. ri s e ;, lii ei le mice, t h at don, and coaiserfuently Inc. whole co ttttt minty.- lent fright eteatroysall presem.e of mind: Sacrifices of time a.itl convenience must no doubt th e case beeeme been desperate, which at Adminehy tea managed, or grow more perfect , atoefete;ttoit. certain 'totes. of which tits was one, bent hero sent ` be made b's all mons iii public office% and lam talget raids hare been telnetlis4. ill its ati Among the mists drunk after dinner, were- circuitously, on account of the war, and weir§ their . 1 The kis it -with three time s th. ire. (1.412 eat, that you hair i: t is . g wautisa id be- (In Sunday ae." girt. II t t.t.1.111 Ht Lion, arrival ill O i anto. the French were in posamsion of j a y, at I , j Ilieaterren--anie there 1.111.."1111nre. ` stove in , ‘ our utmost attention to sour office of of 11 uli ott-ir'ark, in Luncasirite, sittaittr. tlut at th It city, and the person oie whom they itarl been 3im -, • 'ilii• Prince mat Priuct. alt %:.r. as he d • •of public of- ..:1 )'ears , and, in conteruence of this jei f leo ent. or. iii proportion .t . uties . . h. . i The Duke of Toth and the rotor' the Royal Family. drawn was afraid to pay theta ; it also appeared. •• ed, dieter The Allay a_wl,Navv. • that if they hail been sent direct, they would have fee', tire ominous and laborious, the execution of 1% several manors were matte the tots., ft- oi Brighton Tie sinniall Olt , tat, tied meccas to their glorious cause n dillyhonoured.lre or), iiistetu er at iti been - them moot he deemed the more honourable. The toast usiboinieled festisity mid hospitalo . A y, at din ' ...with three times lliiec ,„ • a verdict either for the Plaintiff or Defendant. . " blessings which the Citizens of Loaelem have eel- sliirerent Mita where lies retatett are ai' us oil, The Ministers. : Mr, Illiertilmi, t.c. Lc. ju said l ee your Mayoralty, tetwe entitle you to god old English fare of beef. olaili po d of Sir James Maialield who ) found, In the absence . , , , s FLowi The display of be:ottani ow:oust was never greilteG hurl retired before they could agree, that the hills their utmost gratitude noel thanks; mini such a con- stmlizbe...r, was ishere4 "'Plied 1 "" ii in • lours of II amid rivalled the most - hrilliant.sheys at St. James's. you p o ,..„ ess O f tir e etiart. ; nor Win . r poorer e .IsAs . I• e ; Ai eirtiell, MOO . , Ile (101111 t. make • • ed 't • th .' t i might have been sent to Oporto ihreci, mill l ist l' st Gust But the most interesting * . d gtoupe pre/pest ~ commis , • . most heartfelt satisfactiou in retiringiro,n su c h a hood forgotten 011 thin rlrei• i .11; two 1111 o ki, If they had been Moren a thssy wor ld hate hero paid, . . „ ~ hut so of the tire little din hers of the Lord Mayor,situation. imitated in the pork, wad, with bre d and It Inte l ['lsis It In as agreed un all hands decided nothing ~. seated in the bulcony near the Giants. A more . rise late Lord Mayor then took the usual oaths. trihuted to the colliers and I ott4 Cr., .ith a-tween the parties. Motion granted. iy extoll beautiful bouquet neter need ac . vit. N et as to reinteriits a faithful account of Isis i n t rotn i s - wives and children , to the all mint o.' mane , IKAPIAM, l SeVeral or the corupaity retired before nine CLARKS V. lIVSITIIRT. Mons do-ing hm Mayoralty, and the Barons were dreds, who tatitied their g aCtsol..- toy lirCd r, 011 Tile o'e look, when the Lady Alayortss aed the Ladies al-. Serjeant Lies %amis.! for a rule to she* invited to dinner in the usual form. repeated et•elalnations. Tsse more revert lick is lie wiiheloor to the Grand Council Chaathar, which scum why the nem-mitt so this eltie Siellitd nit be The processioo next moved onwards to the other neighbours, and the ()limos 0 the I;n1too efa aal the room appropriated to dancing. sot &aide, and the verdict entered for the Plaintiff, Courts. leer I , •fat.try, were invited to dinner et the 1 av t v.ltio THE BALI.. upon at point reserved by the Le u r n etl Jud ge • stou t and the elega..ce and prolii...ion of th e I, old El. Tile Ball was (spelled by the late Lord Mayo: . (Mansfield) at due trial. Th.r. Militia' lied repair- A new batch of Peers is talked of. could roily i.e atirpmacd by 'the your', ialita (Ainsley) and the Lady Mayoress. The first danCe eil • vested fora %Ir. Browne, and ;mother gentle- A deprelatioii, of tether a showier kind, wait harmony shut succeeded it. -Mat dotal t iii ~..h ens Sir Darifl limiter Blair, and was followed by may, who, at Inc time, appeared to hr the owners; committed on Friday, nu row of thd'elsosoher win- were given dorino the entertail men... and If Y loch t, ;i ott'e'r favourite tunes., hot it turning out that the other tteutlemiin hail no doss of Mr. MANN ill's, ill Leeds. A erre's•ortng thnsiasni with which they were drurk, •a- h i h.: , •r" . Amon ;: Om most admired dresses were those of coiscern in her, and that she was the roperty of cock-phesuant, pursued probably by soinabird of ...meal Iry the itopeteratite on the t le of a .r. v . ' Mrs• mud Miss PARti Le. Mr.. l'a liken wore a the Defendant, according to the last itegistry in prey, flew against the window with such a bound cm', (fitted witts pan so tweity-o• 1: year , . ~1.P,• Lite t . call a robe, trimmed and °rudiment I with N. 1747, alone { wit's Others, although they lend lenign• 111. to othiVet it square to suet, '. ; lie then tool; rringe had heeu piles aited .v king (.• lid k 1.1.1. th. S•r• ~l ,•- ` st I.:dd. hoed-dressliti correspond. Slim Pattarai-a cd their interest to air. Browne, I n d without the in the room, where he nos taken olive, 11 111 Ili nOw. to an humeri:ate a 1... for or it- you:;;; liei-, 111 white s • Atm robe, triinthetl with silver, rick tassels , forms required by the Statute , the actiou was in the tioasessiou of Mr. NIAN Melte, quite gay agar faithful Itetbeltmeat ta the porsre. cf H.. H ra: , /ea.:..1.;(... brought accordingly. The Plaintiff was Lou- in spirits. . Father, during • life of unpin alleied inisforl ' • I I _ houses in tue ward for mati - y , los oiliow-tuozemi s iaut triatne Ile :.ut it happened that for lox of 81 self-approbal Leer hilt Tit* u lo CIIILF BARON. adi 1, and plant red at Volt:gster. Lord vur. said— " ;ay Lon ia.ites eonti " u Charters of the city of London hu rut :nude ex' 'fNi g that no candidate for the office of *nth, The Learned Counsel stranger, nor cal he be elected by mat kind of • • •ons hut worly by the free and otibii Art of P • „W. I . • . d e his fellow -citize.e.. I therefore u 4 * , . • full conviction, that even the init. ;clock the- new • ILord notteriolly depends Upon the je t h e: B et:a m Hilo • the vigilant and intrepid co: the Jird. 4 4 l l to d • path being the case, ni es berme th.t..! • e known experience urn' Inset had inn: sli tde'to , ayor, acts as Chief w trial shoold not ire 4 r i n t( 4 l ; therefore it is, that the 4Atilitil• 41 ate was shoo: the Icle;,ing of a him from arisfin t rt thir.e who h a y, *rdships entered, the Leo:tied hethre. It is true, that, for the Id Let this !there had h.... 11 kept 7elti r ll.4l "ramilitr, - ttnit ew the whole Coati, even the for "'an oPuLt: irqrn ray O"." kn.' laughter. •. ing t' , ,, , tarAteentisr or seventeenth ha I tne noarnir orall.lressing ttEittn'S PLEAS, Nov. 9.. and never , htt a year pass with and !Hyatt* ran the last one. 11 . ' sMITII wad /ate I enligritt , i,site the city of Loud the City of Load*. . litm of a ina:t to fulfil t 1: urlue - „, f or „ R u l e t„ caws , done, of its Chief Magistrate, r the tfila acrioa e r yreeinti i ll the greet extent of I such a new trig/ Ire,tc d . oearirons to ca,ry alto ett,•et, with ,sue ,opon the ts taFOttlits e,ei a ROaliee,*th tiotAit attached lu i wanton levied by the I.lerciiil- has '404 it, that your Lordship b: :least tire %Wahl 41f permon of exertinas. Isentoittil /ourself ht or his Isankruptai v rere prior sure that De who Anti an,. tnnat bri 'non the trial it *as prhved for This is no e , ...-cret (you the Conti . . . . . tVar-OfEce, Oct. 91, 19M1 Sin—Jis the absence of tlw Secretary of War, I bone honour to address von, as one of those Officers Ifibstles nuradlnr Volunteer Corps ' chose aliens to enrol tato Local Al :Win lilt ,Majesty has boss Overd to weep; i to aquaint you, that the pay sod allurraoreafee the LA Mint:u arc to be issued tbrumth the tambour of Ge, Hassid, Esq. Genera! Ageot, who has rats-tied Maleocti from elms (lifter accordingly. Rertlatioas and dirnitlms, tit to the mode of ttrusrimr llw sthosances, will be prepsreil in doe evarso, 'end fru milted to the several tolficers who 'hail be appousted to I command of the ditiereut mimesis of Meal militia; in mean time, I think it proper to apprise Fun, that coast pay, at thmeatea specified in the triarpo •• wilt by alluwei our Adjiitant, one tau.rtcr.ntast.r, wk Serjemetinoaur re , ,h, regiment of I,real militia; hod for owe Alarjeaut e•iiiivany, and mac drummer Ew every two compedilistirk anima; bdt there appolutmetits cannot take p regiments Foe formed, and then only with the a the Gard Lieutenant of the Amory. 'rile pay of those persons so appointer! wit, Goal the period at WhYell their tert.irn re.ssed as The soryeant and drummers, whets absent on %id from head-ipmeserv, are wily to receive poy st the amount robed in the amoreiu f. .ta the Qoartei -unialers are require.), by the tMet s t Act, to poeilwor tho stomas ui orrigioseseal 49111 . 411, bale to draw upon the asitst to. the uwitessor, ts , I,r tlin use of their respective erigimeuts Sir:Jarmo Pt ney will require ilOdie M6eer, , Sib coot Ise is &Hoke,' their being oppoiated, to give treorty to the public for proper appnaiiti‘ni of the mouses which may, froth tie time, come into their hoods. am to add, that the c:othing worn ht them iruleit who hare transferred their seance, tutu the Leal tabula i Le given itp to them, 1 have the honour to be, ffir, Your moot obedient ba,:abia arivam f ; ..f. NlOOlll • Rota army wives rectirat at head gilds,., AKjw tie. per diem, twat soy allowance fur forattle)--Q6lkier.l ter es. per diem--Serje.iitt. Ale*, is. titl. pet 4.**91. ! ta, aid per well:, in stlthtioo—srljeant, is. ft, pas ikal slirstusarte, is. per diem. t Rats of pay when tun fitrionit-s-Serjeont, It. Cl diclll-1U1121114:1, he per .u. 1.. a ■I toed, a Juluor Curti sliest cringe why a 11( . 1 , 1 The matter iii d viptite mare. Al tt.eir L•lydrhi{ir Conuu•l oh-vrvetl. that One year: v•t.eh threw Judges, into it tit of lal VJURT or CO /AILEY and YOUNG High Sheriffs 1 . 11 . 11 *MA N 11111! 0111 why the verdirt Par toilotiki tint lw art Th.! tvw....tio, it ...kuo whether the e‘eetil s,.is, as Sheriffs, ogle the name of re.4s. t, 111 pont of time e 11 the Manillas,. that tht• do. ket had 'wen struck by ese Hgalll‘t ' l ' l • naet, 11:$011 It debt ansi..4 from tile 044..4 fl oods, upon nor inunth's er..dit, and whico es edit was expired previous to the issuing the execution. For the defence, a Berson 0.21% pro.. domed, who swore, that, in a conversation with a Mi.-Smith, one of the brio, in the house of the Piaintitfs, the latter had stated thut th•• goods had been sold to l'.•u,tnt upon a three months' credit, hilt that notwithstundi-g he would issue a cominis mon against !lira ; and upon this the Jury found for the I)efeinhvits. Upon this. motion the of of Mr. Smith stated, twat neiog engaged in ano ther partnership, he knew nothing of "the sale, or its terms, to Tenant, and that he had never used the w..tds imputed to granted. 601.13551113 C. PARQUIIAR. Mr. Serjeant SiI6PHERD motel far a venire de 111r0 in thl% cause. The echo.' hail lawn brought against the indorser of a note, drawn :to (lays after sight, upon Oporto. It a,gwared iu evidence, that certain notes. of which tins sew. one, bail been sent circuitously, on accoui.t of the war, and anon their arrival ill tijohte, the French were in possia.sion th it city, and the person ou whom they hail been drawnwas afraid to pay then.; it also appeared, that if they had been sent direct. they would have been duly honoured. The Jury, instead offinilitig a verdict either for the Plaintiff or Defendant, found, in the absence of Sir James Ma,islield, who had retired before they could agree, that the bills might hare been sent to Oporto &reel, will that if they had liven IfOreat they would hone been paid. This it was agreed un all hands derided nothing i-tween the parties. Motion granted. CLARKE 0. 1101IPORT. Serjeant L►.as t►► n ►,J for a rode to chew cause why the non-suit u► this ease should not he set aside, and the verdict entered for the Piointitf, upon a point reserved by the Le n n i e,' Jud ge (Natashald) at the trial. The Plaintiff had repair ed • ve,ewl for a Mr. Browne, and another gentle nuts, who, at the time, appeared to he the owners; but it turning out that the other gentleman had no concern in her, and that she ors the roperty of the Defendant, according to the last itegistry in 1747, 1.11101114 with others, iilthougli they had assign ed their interest to Mr. Browne, l a d w i t h ou t t h e forms required by the Statute. the action was brought accordingly. The Plaintiff was Lou. 1,. 3D .4LIYAR'S