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CORONATION. • • The Procession roomeorss from Miroosioster Hatt.— The !Wood arose, lb* Inferlir itihr Alaw7.—The Third, mni loundoolog Omar. la .Vitt Mr.l:l4llt *MI doiroilooe • neo•Cootie *mg. 0011‘1, " The Cali end she Comealige. llM'Ziotlimol Illitoople.:Thetheelk Beroo, ttie Ho% worm a *IMO thefereoll Bona Atha Clonspion. . To conclamholidsh (114.eloo)n FIVIII4 IMMO% • . - . _!-11-11-EVIE VOICIIRACT 'bit OATS. CMINISISAIBUIT DEPAIMINEST, rithisosos.. Barrooms's 19, 11111. SUCH renew jipi : are desirous of cootroctilig "HS tit itiiiielforCessusiapariat Supplies, is deliver HOPE FIRE eiffe-tAlloit milvitANee COMPANY. OFJFICEA, fli, I.4IIIIPAT„E.HILL, And 316, ourtmosritewr • adjuin!ug the Circa., Leittehel4 10, PRINC _Eptisuaan; And 18, WES - 1 1 ITIIF.BT, Maus. . ORA .01 1 81 c L-411#114P0Ii E MILLION. POlielelEt; effecteetigivii, every De.rtioien . i.f Property within lie 11•11rA Lnpdens, open reams &file Terusit. Lows are uniterrely paid by y impair'', with Libera. Sty end Pineeptitutle. .. - Polities which expire et MI . well wit* jnyeu days thitteefier, er Ow en irnitl. LIFE OFFlCE.—Capind ONE MIL Possess ossortep in this. Oar. whelps& Ph; without hteirrlop the liablfilp Lo p, the Propel'', imp Noilertoken ell ftesponsl6 i upon whir% Prim le neinetwee IN lite loataeree 0, ;Timel i est" Thirty per I/0 6 4 In asiderio Argot ayeseyds egad / sifteverwrred (when the Detidiou of Life hes bees emriderobiti Protoile ed). toter. the Payee*, kosher* =ore than &lout& the Sum assured. • • This day Is published, "THE DUBLIN MAIL," in Verse, By the Author vi The Puss Bat." Primed 6w J. Asbestos, ebespside; sod A. Gri&s Dablin. - - - - more &ochry than to ihierrupt me. I came Isere yi do my duty, and I think this worthy Oen* *li* Si now Inn of business, is fitter to by a L. id hileyor thou either of those two whome assert have just been carried to the - Court of A Irlettneu.— [Some one on the hustings here remarked' thist Mr. Piper had not been • Sheriff. 'sad Mr. P•tkius resumed.]—Hr need slot be a Sheriff—that% all a wistake.—t" Yon were rte.') —Yes, and I'll never be so again, for I slow know what it is. I have ex-officially disehttiged this duty to-day, and I look for no reward for ihtving done oh. t would not accept your flotilla, but soli I'll give you all the information in my power. I am not" only a citizen of London, hut o . f.tite world; and as lake iu all the Lifters. tee which of -them gives the most correct report of shot 1 m i. , address to you. The worthy Gentleman here en tered lota a history of the manlier in which he Ise ramie a Si arid; and *aid, cousidertag its import ance, that lie lad taken it on him with reluctance. He was inholied on his first exhibition on these host ing; single-bonded lie would meet any of tows • liu now hissed him, but no behind-the-door wen k for him. Humble as hinappearance might be, be valued hits honour Isirhly, and he never would ask •slayouy front any nm. Ile had to-day a duty to pertorot. and he would always do it. He w as a eittzert . the bromdrat basis, and would never he put down by clamour, nor deterred from the discharge 4if his duty on all proper OCCII4OIIII. He complained that he v4ii. coupled with ',risotto aho were chargtil with creating a disturbance—than which nothing, could be mote foreign to his intention. He hoped, however, his character would be st t right ; for in iftvidually he would never stoop to the base tricks of the villains who insulted him. The a triti:y speaker was proceeding to give some historical.ex planat ion of the he igiu and formation of the Con,- moo Council, when the Sheriffs and CoUrt vi Aldermen returned, and he immediately retired.• 300,000 POUNDS OF OATS, oil lire 11l ilitzt e tte m t; le Tateley•street, may Native porde* lets. of ibe at Ws Ortar bellies* tbe beers et Tee rtare,tbetr Tenders misled op end directed to Aphti Vessmiarsrist Supplies, markt,' theme 6 0% *NW 011111. Irb ee Teoselsy, die Sib °delve Mtj *'wt be r Naelpitilaille Twelve e'Closit at -dist dep see will.. P,' be emirs& axles. spade eft se seuteued be * pelmet* *tit Ito hies 'medal la weed. itdr earn elealtee be eukjeteed to seek Proposal vies by two Newe s t , of knows property reining .1. Ileittice ',peewit with Party teutierjpa ie the mat ex peeved leaks Pulia.Nee far Ow 4, perferssasce at lite liasdrst t. 4P .ALECTION OF LORD Man's. On Saturday, according to custom, a Corntuon Hell woo held, for the purpose of eleciiing a Lord Mayor for the ensuing year ; ()wrier's to which the Lord Mayor and Corporation attended divine sec. nee at St. Saviour's Chore). • At one o'clock the Court of Aldermen. precedea by the dtfferent - City Officers, entered the Hall, and proceeded to the business of the day, use r eating ill* 'Watts of aiipkwhitioss Or dirpledaiile which the assemblage thought proper to bestow upon them. As knot) as the worthy Aldermen had taken their seats, the Crier called "Silence !" and the Recorder advanced, and siddiessing the assem bly, said, they were now collected together fur the !Purpose of exercising one of their greatest privi leges—namely, that of electing * Lord Mayor for the ensuing year. Several names would he put op, out of which it would be for the Livery to choose two persona, who would be submitted to the Court of Aldermen for the selection of one to fill that high and important office. He himself entertained no doubt but that the Livery would make a choice of two limper persoi.s.—l Applause j Aldermen Garrett and Ventble s, the two new Sheriffs, now advanced towards the front of the hustings, and ti l e COMMON-SEBJEANT standing between them said, the worthy Recorder having told thew the object for which they were assembled, it now became Ins duty to read over to the Livery the names of those persons who were to be proposed, and out of whom two were to be chosen. Each person could he pot separately, and those upon whom the elettion fell would be submitted to the Court of Aldermen for their decision. The Nunss to be proposed were those of Aldermen !Ragtag, Hevgate, Cox, and Waldman. The Crier—" All those who are not Liverymen must row depart the Hall on pain of imprisonment." —/Loud laughter.) The first name put was that of Alderman Mag. nay, which was received with cheers and a few has-es. illis lirs:l6igto, Miss At - : ••• AIISEMBLY the MAYOR, AL— DERMEN. and LIVERY of the *mem' COMPANIES of the CITY of LONDON, in COMMON HALL asaton bled, as the GUILDHALL of the said CITY, en SA TUK IHIY, the 2911, day of September, 1821; Swain -Tao, THAT the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Alderman Waiihman, one of the late Sheriffs, for his mueslit attention In the Italics of his Alee, and fur his humane and benevolent regards to the nateetunisto persons committed% his care; and especially far his Arm and intre pid conduct. Is preserving the peace of the County as %a Funeral of Honey and Fran/is.', the imassinest hazard of his life, whereby he prevented great mischief mad bloodshed. That whet, we consider the growing practice of intro ducing the military to maintain the ismer, and thereby mope r ceding- the Civil Power, founded upon the ancient Laws of shim Realm, we cannot hot record with gratitude the spirited manner ill which the late Sheriff, Alderman Waithanan. has soppy, ted the nights of hie Fellow Cilizeuc, the Liberties of his Country, and the true Pe inciples of the &ilia, Cos siltation. A Bonus, amounting, in most instances, to Twenty-Ave pe► Cent. and is flame to upwards I f Thirty per Cent. on the Freminin paid, within the hut seven yenta, ending at Mi chaelmas list, has bcco added to ■ll Policies of Asouratice effected in this Office, for the whole Pernsal of Life. No Entrauce ,Moor), Adatisaiusi Fee, or other Official Charge, exacted. fisnithsoo, soil Mrs. Misled. The Woo t be opesea at Ss o'Clock, sad the Per *mousers CO beet. at Sever. _ _ _ _ Nous. 75.- firmed Poke; L. Id. —Pit,. 3.. 651.; Seeintil Prem. ts.; &nod Price, la.—Upper Gal lery. h., Sniped Prier. ed. Qu Thwfxdsy, TAe DesssetirA. is which lEre. Edwin will meow her or ngsgruiest—wiiii The Coaorstiew—and Mun. sierr Tomes. . . ILLIAM RLRY, Sec. ADVANTAGEOUS OFFER. flu Saturday, Miss Kelly awl Mr. Harley will resume their cowmen-mute. A ;es Ceased, is is rehearsal. ANY active resitectabl; Man. commanding 150!. to 200 f. has nor an iipplrtitnity of pisrehaaine a peculiarly liseratnre and entirely READY SIONEY BU SINESS, dispossessed of common risks. The Koala are very crest, and the expenses vciremely small. Principelv, forwarding their real names, alone treated silk. Address, pint paid, to Mr. Cline, Chapter Coffee- House, St. Paul's. TUNATRII-ROYA 4 COVENTGARDEN. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, October 1, will be performed Shakepeare's Tragedy al" HAMLET. PRINCE OF DENMARK. _ _ PRIVATE PUPIL Claudine, Mr. Chapman; Hamlet, Mr. Youog ; Poloniller Mr. Blrenehard ; Laertes, Mr. Abbott ; Horatio, Mr. Coo •.r; Romorrauts, Mr. Comer; Groldeoriern, Mr. Hant ; Fint Grove digger, Mr. Emery; Second Grave-digger, Mr. Harlan; Cheat of Handel's Fathr, r, Mr. Egerton. Gertrude, Mrs. Gerrit; Optelia, MN Foote. ResuceeD--Tbst the Thinks of this Meeting be siren to James IVillisnis t Esq one of the late Sheriff.. for his con stant attention to the ditties of his oillee; for his toirrmitiing career the onfertouste persons commiited to his charge ; for his luminous Reports made to the Judges importing the Pri soners; and for his general benevoleuce and humanity. ANIARIIIED CLERGYMAN of the E.to blisheti Church. rreident eleven wiles front Loudon receives a [err PUPILS joint his Fs ily c and bat at p►esent a Vaeaftcy. Ternts 181 GU!1111111 prr annum .Tbr went sa ti►factury references ran be girrit to !Sublemea and Geatk wen whose suns be has educated. To which oat he added. ihe Grand Melo-dramatie Romance rolled Hemmer* Cuantwoolt.w—That the Thoults of this Meeting be given to the Right Honourable the Lord Mom for the honourable and dignified manner is which he has die. charged the offire of Chief Illagiorate, in a period of great difficulty; for the atientiffis be has paid to the Reg ' ' 'oas of hie Fellow Citisetis to call Public Meetings; for his in variable determination to preserve the peace of the City without the aid of the military, whereby be has followed the example of that excelleut Xlagistrate, the late Alderman Combo, sod in a most constitutional manner upheld the Rights and Privileges of this great City, and the Liberties of his Country. WOODTHORPE. Letters to be directed fur Rev. T. N. at Mr. Tripbook'st Bookseller, 13, Old Rood street, London. The RECORDER note advanced to the front of the hustings, and declared the election t• have fallen on Alderman Magnay, who was immediatialy. invested with the gold chain, and proclaimed cord Mayor of London for the year eaaning.—(Cheers) VIVI/INF; Or, TRE SPIRIT OF THE WATERS. Sir kbaldbread ef Rlageletlia, Mr. Abbott; Walter, Ur. Elartelme.l ; Reblebers, Mr. Farley ; Gyblia, M►..l. S. Gri. ankh ; 16e Rnaierseiaa Seer, Mr. Chapala,. Undue, Masa H. Dimwit ; Brirligee, Ctrs. Daveepeet. r H 1 KT! ETH of THIS MONTH (Oi•tober) AL Lottery hegira. Three Prises of £30,000, and 'Thirty other Capitals. larsidea 6,700 other Prizes I.—All Sterling Money !—No Stock Prises Every Ticket drawn singly. llekets and Shares are selling by T. BISH, 4, Curnhill, and 9, Charing reins, oho bas sad more Hato Half of all the 30,0001. Priers that have ever been. A Priests Roe away be had for the .moss, or sightly, of Mr. Brandon, it the Bos-011ee. • P Ti. ; Sewed Pelee, Ss. 6.1.1 1 11, 2s. ea. ; Serood Pries, toeendlery, Rs.; Snood Pelf*, Gal lery, la. • Second Price, 6.1. • Tie Ooore'vtill be opened at Maltreat Six o'Cloek, sod tier Play heiris at Stye*. &leers rue the Blues to be lakes of Mr. Brandeis, at the Box-offire, from Tea till Four. Oa Wednesday, Rob Ray Maesetior—Tbe Meade:moos-- sod Tosn:fistresb the Great. Ow rriawy, Tat Syosset : Mrs. Baty, by s roams Lady Mr. Alderman Illxasmr—' 4 Gentlemen of the Livery, in endeavouring la express to yen my obli- Koolau* for the I our you have just conferred upon mt., I regret that 1 am altogether at a loss for words to do so. 1 ant aware of the duties of that high office, and shall on all Decisions do my utmost to :,:tpport the rights soil assert the privileges of tile cuixens of Loudon. You will not,, Gentlemen. expect much 111 the way of profession from me; • bat 1 hope L shall so discharge the ditties of my station, as to leave you no station, gicrioslo repent your choice. Gentlemen, L thank you.".-(Lord end continued cheers.) ••• The Prices of Stuck. ere affixed, homily, saltiest DISH'S Office, is Conditll, by which the Public eau see the thictuatisnis. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. HVIN(, this flay scipieseest in the decision of t►e flowns/wa Hall, 111 . mammon, wit► the wish of all parties that a rattiest might be avoided, under the circumstances of the case. and from the dafferesee of feelioit exists on the claim of rotation. I has. only to express my hope that this determination may be sansfse tory to my (eon chin• nu in general, and cooducive to that harmony •hieh is au elcsirieble in the administration of the municipal concerns of this City. In tlic fidlowing year. w►eo us that subject at least there ran lie no difference of opinion. my name will in the ordi nary course. and in the firm instance, be offered to the at lion or tee. 1-iacrie and I shill with colifidence appeal to their so ffs ages. conscious of haviur uniformly (limiest ged the public deities which have. devolved upon sue tu the utmost of .17 4 :XTRACTS from the 'Returns of the Stomp 11 Office, sheering the Increase sod Decrease of Dety paid daring the Three Tears ending*/ Christmas hut, by the different Fire Denny, and euenerlifying the preference eves Its the Public to the Plan seed Illasagesterat of the COUNTY FIRE OFFICE. NMV TH EATKE-ROY AL, HAYMA RERT. TDB EVENING, MONDAY, October 1, will be performed the Play of Amman. Decumis. Mr. F*vgt.t. said, that it was impossible to se tousle this day without bestowing some tribute of gratitude to the worthy Geritletnen who had served as Sheriff throughout the past year. The Grit of them was well known to them by his long and able services. exercised invariably on behalf of • the rights of his fellowscitizens and the liberties of the conutry ; and upon that salrjert he (Mr. Favell) did nut leel it necessary to say a word. fits ditty was to confine his remarks to the conduct of the Alderman while acting as Sheriff of the City of London, and especially ou a late unfottuitate cc casion, when in the most intrepid manner lie exerted lonise If to preserve the ireace, and by that means subjected himself to insnifest attemp►s to take away his lifc.—(Sortie hisses, followed by loud amid almost general applsuses./—•l'he labours of Mr. Sheriff %Villiams were also entitled to their thanks, not only for his lionimity to the miserable objects committed to his care, but fur many very luminous reports which he made made on the general state of prisons. 'Then, with respect to the Right (lon. the Lord Mayor, no man could have dischargr.i Isis duty better—no man veer acted more wisely or more tr iiiperately, and that iii times of considerable d.ffichlty no mail was inure watchful to preserve Cie public 'moire, and that without having resort to any usilitary aid.—(Applause.) The resolution of thanks to Mr. Alderman Waithruilts was then read by the crier, and when he came to the mention of the worthy Sheriff's con d•tct at the foneral of Francis and s ))))) e hisaes were heard from ditii_.rent Farts of the flail, intermingled with loud cheers, and clapping of hands. The resolution being read— TILE MOUNTAINEERS. • Oetatisor, Mr. Couway ; o.Bot Virgin, Mr. Baker ; rs:.llork. Mr. Ward; Roque, Mr. Yousger ; littkozio Muhl, Mr. FoolLurr ; Lope Mr. Oxberry ; ttadi, Mr. De ramp. Zoroydo, Mrs. Young; Flonothe, Mrs. Chatted., ; Axon, Mrs. Jour.. Albion Ikitiah COUNTY Eagle Globe Hand-in-liana Hope Imperial London Norwich Umon Plutonic Royal Exchange . San Union W. Annuaire S. S. d g. • d. 1,188 16 6 3,3118 14 7 1 NI 11 9: 8,471 19 11 309 18 11 i 684 4 8 843 11 11! 1.075 0 9; Misr which (9th time) • new Onnede, in three nets, called MATCH-BREAKING; 1,005 5 11 Or. THE PRINCE'S PRESENT. The IPriminnal Characters by Mr.Osherry, Mr. Terry, Mrs. Biker, Mr. 1/..catop, Mr. Williams, Mr. Younger, Mrs. Chat trail, P, nwre, end 31iss It. Cued. handsome Saloom has been added, sad it is respectfully hoped that in every premolar the New Theatre will be found worthy the approbation and patronage of a British beg to retorn my held thanks In my friends fur their RS' 11 0111111C 1- 11 114 11111/11111t 111111 it toes, required, and espeetallv to dowse La them who otter able to attend at the Commute Hall. I remain, Ciesittriren, Your 1.111100 and obedient Servant. WM. NEYGATE. Chntharn Phre, ^9 b September, 1821. 631 14 IV !11,504 2 7,1113 13 6 1.131 3 2i 2 080 0 S• 3,021 8 11 480 4 11 • &Awes to he opened et Half past Six o'Ckbelt—the Play to befits at Seven. Buses, ss. —Pit, 3s.—First Gallery, 2s.—Secustsi Gal lery., Is. Marro fur the Boxes to be taker of Mr. illsisinghan, at the Theatre. This day pohlished,in one ' , olivine Ern. price 12a in boarda t ripEN EA KS' EiXI LE ; or, Air ((((( 113% of that inicretting Knoll of the Lire of the Baroness DE xTAr;.-fint..sTr.lN, written by Ili,4elf, during the years Islo, 11, 12, and 13, and now first puliliitted from the Ori gin il Manuscript by her Sun. Tiwirlated from the French. Printed for Trenttrl awl WiL.tz,Taeuttel, juu. and 311, Soho-trpt are. 6 We have not for • long lime met with a book of deeper interest than these Me•wora. They are written with the lively feeling and Cl/111-r. ni nsive nixes vavou which charm.- incise nil Madame de Shirrs rousitioNs ; and as they re late in We own history, timing. (me of Its 1111./61 ditircaaiug periods, the ham seater CA. 10 !I to have reeutiri.e to he r uncommon eloquence for awakening our wallows,' sympa thies. There in, we think, what in better than •luiptence, real simplicity as On. Narrative, mid but little attempt to colour or ex tr,:erate.”— Alagazine, for August. Of the wiblishers may be hail the same Wolk in French , price 12r. m b,arils, and all Madente de Starr. other Walks' NATIONAL. TESTIMONIAL. AT a sittniurtsua mid most rrvecialsle MEET ING of the SUBSCRIBER% to the FUND for erecting a LASTING TESTIMONIAL to coassnets-rate His MAJESTY'S gr..eitm; VISIT to IRELAND, lard this day, S. ptentber I, at she Royal Exchange; The Right Hoes. the LORD MAYOR in the Chair: ti.B.—Privste Boxes may be bad aighlly, by application at lbe BVx-ufli r. To-ctorraw, The Jealous Wire—with Msleb-hreakiug, or The Prince's Present. 04i Wcolnemlny, M3tcl.-hreaking Mateh•making--and Love Laugh% at Locksmith! On Tbeisfilky, Stitch-breaking, with The Marriage of Fi garo. Fei.lnv, A Roland for an Oliver—The Heir at Law— suit Slarrh.inakii,g. A LIELPH I THEATRE. STRA N D. Ey Amite", Hy et the Hecht Heuvutable the Lord Cliattabeilain. ►lGot:•e, and Public, ore most A - r ,o lo xif u ity t a u , rn,i, :bat lists Theatre having muter %Mir the Merit e..: , tp,ive altrraiit.ns •ntl enthellisbnientY, the entrnnett pa,ncle4 htr toe been raises, so as In avoid nny in convenience is. the eery., of the enntpany, and thr interior completely se.ll,:.MlliPti all.l lwasstified, as a ver y raaa i,h,t,k, vxpense, by Artists it the first eelebi icy, 'is as to ittperr, in tride;rst every resiert, entirely New, will It t•. OPEN for the ittoter Neason thus pirss Ist MONDAY, Octs.ber 1, IS2I, %sit!. • New Conic Burtetia, its these Acts, entitled CAPERS Al' CANTERBURY. Capluin Sonwry Ole, Mr. Wrench (from the Thrstre Rays!, ETl4tieh Ottc ,, O; L. , rotesttint V!vian. Mr. }lead (his Out Jnriih Croirsin, Mr. Wilktutrun: WA. %Ir. heely (iotti thr Tisruire Royal, Drury-lam); Brim) lepoit- Mt• :it. Me , . II M (A. Dalry ; Sophia Hoelialt4rk, E Fitt (Com Cge sh r r,.y PrAtt Mfr. Smith; Jenny, Mrs. Bryan, (from theThrture Royal, Etueluth Ool•sa.) After which, the Favourite Interitule of HALF AN HOUR'S COURTSHIP. Duke de Ri.•lle.iru, Viotkuov Eon-roughs ; alrushal do la Fcrl.. Mr. Durkin:harm Aladdin° de Guise, Mrs. %Valet,. T o eurnlinle with the relehrated Pantomime of the FAIRY OF THE _NORTH . RI:AR; OR, HARLEQUIN AT LA BRA 1)011. Pekini, King of Labrador (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Daly; Frugiot , at Courtier of Labrador (afterward% Clown), Signor Paulo; Crrb.suui, Prime Minister (with a Song), M. White.; 11.1helt (afterwards Harlequin). Mr. W. Kirby. Pairs oldie North Star, %has E. Pitt ; Labrusliiie, Pi incras of Labrador (afterwards ('oltinibild), Miss Simpaou. noses, 45.; Second Price, 2a.—Pit, 25.; Seerind Price, Is, ViAllery., Is.; Stroud Price, Ad. Box Office op. n from Ten till Four, where Places may be utkess of Mr. Cal? ill, of whom miy he had a Private Box nightly, or Frre Monsanto. fur the St •aile. Ma. Baker. of the Theatre tiu!al, Haymarket, is eogagrst at thus TllP•iff, Will will family make her Brat appearauer. Varieut Nureltits are is preparatrou. stsmosiws titsToav or FRANCE This day are toiblisheil, Vu's. I. It. aril 111. in svo. ;wire 11. ja r :. Of Oil vent= 1111.0. r, price 21. of !J R t E e de Si.mou !i. Tlaa lint p irliux of 11,. Work elosus 41 Itc trernortliun of the Seemi.l Dyn. 4 ty, fur Of:1/1111111( •I ' llef Iln. 1:111111.13.411 Hot 1r.., Nu, 70, ju-t pub- Th e Ir. s i rlt r eh:erre., " The II Cory tit Cll3lof. TOKIO.. be this work is iBCOII/1).1 rattly the best that we have ever res.!. The narrative i..luli and act orate, muifurwly sunward, /11111 ale., :Mite:Mil by original iluocustsculs. 'Ube events ate ih..fiusetl .11 the clearrst or it r; the authorities one v.rtglird with critics? juti zitteut ; rorio , ity reseai eh ale every wit. re ihrt ru.l Io pr.• 11,1 and Importnut subjects ; the latigie , ge and Spirited; Ihe narrative is at the sante low tustrottive, iistrrsvi etti,l simusiur ; and if we were liVS•111111 4 of poititiiiK out the b. at genet al account of the al ate o f th e world 1,, the beginumg of 'lir ninth cent u ry, we PllOlllll 1,3,0 110 11. itatiuu Iu liatue M. de eiistouudes Ilistury of rietteie tie." . . I'ruitrd f4;Trt ottrl lud V:tssiz, Tensile% jou. •nd nichier, Ni,. All, Soho Sciu,krr, of whom way be had all M. No 'mouth's other %Vus TUESDAY, 3001 OF THIS MONTH, THE GRAND moNET owl'Env HE:GINS. CARROLL, Ihe I.2tmiroclor. errtiotts Ivs Friends the Pisldle of Cm sppruih of t h e Draw ing. The Nein me bas AT, iv: tl the must JvcWrd spiirtobation ; it 711 RF. r 30,000/.! ! ! THIRTY OTHER CAPITAIA moil Not Two Blanks to a Prize. Torte arc No Claa.es, and every Plize is Sterling 31 •y. CAI:A01.1:4 Offices, No. 19, Corobill, and No 26, ox -furd-orret, have nlvrart 1.. co rcosarknble for the tale a fn. total Prise.. The very loot 30,000/. Prize ever drawn, also No. 46, a 21,000 f. Prat', and many smaller Capital, in the lad Lotteey, were all shared and sold by Carroll. Resolved—That it would be at present remaisire to enter into any discus as to ohm the Testimonial may be, as that must, in II great measure, he determined by the amount sf thr Subscription, and that we rely un the loyal and grateful feeling*. of stir Countrymen fur the apredy mothirtion Grant+ a Fllllll, as shall be fully adequate either to erect a suitable Palace, ur, at rill eventa, to complete a design suitable to the important t vent, the memory of which it is ioteutled to pu p...taste. Hi-mired—That in order to facilitate and expedite as noel as psi-amble the collection of Subscriptions, a Com mittee lot appointed to comfort the Collection, and invest the money in public Securities, to consist of sixty Noblemen um! G«utleutris—ilint thirty Iwo t.f these be, the II igla She. tiff, or in Ina room, one Noblemma sir Gentleman from each county—that five of them be the Chief Magistrate, or iu his loom. silly Gentleman of nook and consideration from each of the cities of Cork, Waterford, Limerick, I. londerry, and He!fiat, awl that the remaining twehty.three he maw appointed. Resolvett—Tlutt the following Noblemen and Gentlemen be actimiuteol the reurstoing twenty-three Members of the Comm nee for conducting the collection : Right Hun. the Lord Mayor Thomas Ellis, Esq. M.P. Right lion. the Lord Cll4ll- Benjamin Ball Lyndon Bolton Archbishop of Dublin Richard Cane A rchhisli.ip of Tuam Thomas Crustlivtaite Mum Rev. Dr. Murray I thanes, Finlay Earl of Nleittli Stephen Grehan Lord Newromen , Alderman James The Proviot William Humphreys Governor of the Bank I John David L./douche Si r It.d u •rt Shaw, Itart. MP. Edward Moore C. S. Ilswt bur ne, Esq. Daniel O'Connell, Etiqrs. Resolved—That the Hun. and Rev. John Pomeroy and Thomas M'Domiell, Esq. lie appointed joint Secretaries. That the Bank of Ireland be appointed Treasurers to the Fund. That the Lord Mayor be reqncsled to transmit to the High Sheriff' of each County, mid the Chief Magistrates of the Cities of Cork, Waterford, Um. tick, Loudosiderry, and Its Ifwit, copies of our Resolutions, replicating them to Isy the stone before their respective Grand Juries, or to take such oilier means as may seem best calculated to expedite the suliscriplious and increase their allllo4lol. Resolved—That the Chairman be requested to write to earls individual residing in &Wood or ekwhere, possessing landed propeity iu Ireland, enclosing a copy of the Remiss. lions adopted this day, that be may have au opportunity of 'hewing the interest be meet feel for Ireland on this Options oecatiou. ABRAHAM BRADLEY KING, Chairman. The second was that of Alderman Ileygate ; hut a few hands were held up, a few cheers, and loud hissing. The third was that of Alderman Cox, for whom we did not abscise that a single hued taus held up. The fourth, and last, was that of Alderman Watihman, whose name vas hailed with vehemeat theesing, thrl partial hissing: The CUSHION SIM/RANT here stepped forward, and said that the Lord Mayor decided the election to have fallen on Aldermen Magitay and IVaitliman —(Conlinned cheers). Mr. Es•Sherifi . PARKINS here came in front of the lomditigs, desirous of addressing the Livery ; but after • few words from Mr. Alderman Garrett, re tired amid cries of " Off, oft !" trout many of the assembly. At twenty minutes after one the Sheriff' pro ceeded to the Court of A Iderineto with the names of those upon whom the electiod had fallen ; and as soon as they had left the hustings, Mr. PARKINS again presented himself, •mid se veral cries of " Off. off !" but these ili.couragieg cries did ant prevriit Into proceeding. Gentlemen, I beg leave to occupy a little of your atiesition, in order to— (Cries of "(Pjf.or Hear, hear I") When you are ready to hear what I say I'll speak to you. My object in now addressing you, is to propose. for your consideration a limiter person to fill the office of Lord Mayor, a ~ersou uncomieeted with any party or any faction, which a as but too much the case in many such elections—(" (tlf, r/ll'!")—I am not to be put out of my purpose by soy clamour or faction, or any Koch tinissesise. I have been told, ' forsooth, that it is cow too late for me to pri p 'se this person; but I ask Son if this is not all a quib lily, a tune nick ? I say the election is not con cluded ; it is scarcely an election at all ; it is no thing more nor less than dictation. I declared my intetition of proposing this individual as sown as I had an opportunity ; but now yiiii are told the elec. lion is over, and that it is too late for me to car.y my intention into effect. lint I Intend to propose a person not connected with any of those parties, which I can cull !Atte less than • disgrace to this glotlour Clty.—(llisses (rod partial tipplausc.)— These Genticuien you have semi retire, have not gone away to ctsimaler of the fittest person to be the Chief Magistrate of the City, but to confirm the choice they have already made. I say, the two persons whom they allege to be elected are not pro , per persons for the .41er, nor can their electiou be compatible with the rude of justice. Ode of them says, iii a public advertievinetit, that you are to.day called upon far the purpose of mak ing a " st-ketom" or a proper person for that high office. Tilt refore, I sty, that neither of them are proper persons—lllieresj—autl though I have been pree.:lted by legal quilthles firion proposing a person —(" Name him. name hint !")—nu city trick or cabal shall prevent me from doing now whiff consider to be a duty. I say, Gentlemen if I can say SO with out noticing you the person I intend to pro pus,-('' A ame,name !")-- Be silent. if you please, fur you'd he astonished When I lisp name hint—he us a man who„ by his industry, has been able to leave off business, and who need not mind the shop with the two others.— ((X and hisses.) A person oil the hustings—" Order, order." Mr. dare you, Sir, call me to order ? I dare say you hare all, ur moat of you, Well my letter to the Livery, and upon that I need not say much; but I intended proposing to you the name of all honest man—(" ftarne . : wisp is he ?") —lie is a tallow-chandler, and his name is Peter Piprr.—( Laughter.)—No, Sir, I believe I have mode a mistake ; it is Peter Skipper, and he lives near the Tower:—(6q)//, of!")—After taking the trouble to speak to you, you might have somewhat Mr. ‘1'E1.1.5 came forward and said he was not much in the habit of addressing piddle ass ; but he couhl not forego the opportunity of ettorti ing the rcioltitunt they had just heard read. lle complained of some caricature, upon the Slicia, which lie designated as villainous, diabolical, damnable ill their nature (i!te curt hy orator wes proceeding to exhibit one of limn, for a hich lie pi sl pert(' 141 glee an explatiatioo„ but on an iutilnai lot. From Mr. ravell he withdraw it, and proceeded with his Speech). The Apostle recomintarled among Ciilflrti.tna the practice of three virtu. s— " Faith, !lope, and Citaiity,•' hut the .-.1 t these is Chdrily. 'Whit charity, v.i.at t human kindliest could dist scoulidircl posse-. wiuu had thus tdlehitively maligned and eilfiC,itiore.,l, „net held up to public contempt the •Sheriff of tla . Coy of London ?—(Some laughter mingled frith applause., /—lf inch lihrls vette allowed to pa s • unnoticed and unpunished, they must have the effes of deterring huutrt men from atm 'trauma:owe of their duties. Mr. COOPER apologized for offering himself to the notice of the Liver}, and obverted he not Lave hazarded a syllable, if it were not for the di.- approbation which he heard at that part of the, revolution which alluded to Alderman • %Vault man's conduct at the funeral of Fraili•ia' and of Honey. lie had witnessed the cooduet of the worthy Alderman on that occasion, and %Mu he saw that conduct aspersed and maligned, it. could not honestly remain 'dent or in the shade. Ilt. went Irani CUI iusity to see the feelings of the people at the funetal of Francis and of Hunt v ;