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Park. io• against such a proceeding, Sou conduct of which Mr Pat k has much now* reason to complain, than the Lord Nlaynr tot say part of the citioliirt which he ascribes to Mr. Pat till,. That Mr Sheriff Parkins had as tent* right to oltiert to this individual presented by Alderman Rothwell, as ;:sider. Sherif, as Mr. Alderman Rothwell to object In the persons presented by Mr. Parkins; and that be had nut an'y the mine right, but greater reason, inannorh as hi. ob jection to Mr. Turner was founded on the miscovidnet of that individual, wherea.s us act of misconduct on the part of Mr. Jackson was known or alleged by Mr. Aldennat. Rothwell. That the opinion intimated by Mr. RI corder. Chit Mr. Jackson's not being of nay profession osti• u material objection, was. without folindation, pent! that Sloe law dues nut require an VailteSlieriff to he of wry trade or profession, and expressly forbids any Ateresey at I.aw from exercising his profession while Snelling the 'Ace of Under.Sberiff. And faultier, 1141 Mr. RfrOftivr'S stenos, that the word " Gentleman" um an inonffirier t desteriptiim, withont aridneing • single instance in F • t had been rejected as insufficient, and well kilos i tag, 26 he gnu have kn•owie, in the Faeroe of his. profession:el ?aye ire , of hummer:lble ilIPISIOC“ iw which pitch description ')... admitted and never orestionel, drmmods a se too: • 6 pi. t• tide (tune that Learned Gentlemen, the mere el. • .••;'.. *hen it is considered that the •testripeiost, Aitorary nt given in by Me. Alderson, Sot linen, is nut admission', i.. indenture of covenants between the High and Untlerdt.ber but, on the contrary, the description of " tientleitnii" 1.• very description usually annexed to the name of the roidor. Sheriff, in surf, indenture of covennuiv. Mr. Sheriff' Parkins ackonsledges the receipt of a paper, sigeml " Woo.lthorio," piirportiog ter contain retortion lotion' wade by the Lord Mayor to • Special Court of Al. Aermen, relative to his alleged inattention, to certain points -of parade wed etiquette. Ile notices the same as matter of etrurtesy, due to entails resprrinble bolo/ideals present at the said Court; hut as lw owes his utSce and authority to the election of the Li.rry of Logsdon, iu Common Hall aeston. bled, su he considers himself ',table solely to the same body, sad smenahle in nu degree to any Court of Aldermen, or to airy other Municipal Court, save that of the Livery iii Canoloon Hall assembled. His utter denial of the assumed authority if. Special Craurt of Aldermen to catechior ass offi. err selected by the Livery, might ',Ace as au answer to the frivolous observations of the Lord Mayor, but formality having been 'eves to thew rdeoreations, it may not be ins. proper to remai It, that is would ill become airy Alienates of this Cite, to complain ohm a Sheriff forbore to join say pro. troika* of the Lord Mayor, obeli it is *morrows, that each and all of theses, as well as Mr. Reeorder. nail wore other Law (ulcers, neglected on the *fallliell of gulag to %West minster to perform the some alleged dotty, the procession consisting merely of the City Slate Carriage, of that of Mr. Sheriff Rothe/ell, soul of one or two hired carriages. retake. bly. however, the mme remotes operate an Worthy Alder men, which Mr. Sheriff Parkins candidly acknowledges haw* au ffect on him. namely, they du out choose to divide with the Lord Mop), those marks of popular feeling which every where follow the track of the City State Carriage, daring the present Mayoralty. Mr. Sheriff Parking., however, thinks proper to advert to the feet of its tieing the smeared usage fur the [Uteri& of this clay (as well as of the Lord Mayor on Lewd Mayor'e occasion of their going to he presented at the Court of Exchequer, to proceed to Westminster Hall un horseback, sad that the custom of going by water is compa ratively of modern institution, originatieg in the vanity or caprice of a certain Lord Mayor, whose predilection fur water (whatever may hive been hie dread of Are) was at least equal to that of his present Lordship. Mr. Parking, therefore, in proceeding to Weetoisster Hall, on horseback, which he did, attended by two servants, well meowed, did Inn fact revert to, will toot deviate from, the ancient usage of this City. It is true, as alleged by the Loral Mayor, that lie was not aceompeuital by say of the members of his company, but seeing that he adopte.l the ancient custom of proceeding ou horseback, whits the Lord Mayor went ins state by water, he sloes taut think that it would have been decorous or pendent to have set on foot, or area oa loomehack, any rival procession ; since it might have been deemed by the Lord Mayor a dentosstraboo of hostility against his own supremacy, and have blemished • foundation for a more serious taus than any of those which his Lordship has at present preferred. Mr: Parkins may toll, that being so slenderly attended, he could not have formed any addition of immartance to she state and dignity of his Lordship ou his return from Westminster into the City ; and therefore, and fur the sake of c o neistewy k be deemed it advisable to return home on horseback, as pa. estrly as he went. Further, Mr. Parkins has to observe, that independent of his aversion to, soul contempt of uttureessary parade, he is of °patriots that the assamption of the pump arid cartuon. slam* of other, uo that 'Merril Into the duties therea, and before time and upport Imlay citable loins to establish hits,. If la the coufidessce of his comieiturol• (who powers the char. lewd right of Frowsier' him at their plawore), world be premature and prewniptouus. In regard to the arrangement of cerlaiu Citric entertains. mauls, Mr. Sheriff Parking has not been put into possession of any fonds fur that purpose, ow has Ise burr able to tract in the Charters or Public Acts of the City any obligatio• on him to provide any such entertaiutuents. in the delbs trf hospitality to his friends and charity to the needy, be Irina he shall never be found wanting. dirt Mr. Parkins expressly denies that the state of this City, which he is accused of neglecting to maintain, does in any mouser consist in the observance of frivolous and orroweeseary eeremessics, or its Mr. Sgricllsod. Mr. Pope; Frankly. Mr. Peaky; Bella- M r . p ago o r d ; Itangrr. Mr. Elliston ; lack Mecgot, Mr. Mown ; Bnekle, Mr. Vining; Tester. Yr. Knight. Mrs. Skit -gland. Mrs. Orger; Clarinda. Mrs. Edwin; Jacinths, )Jr. Marilyn; Luregta, Miss Kelly. After which, the Sergo•Cornic, Operatic, Bombastic Piece, called A 110110 SO. KING OF LITTLE BRITAIN. . • - ......_ _ Amoroso, Ntr. flarley ; flosalsodo, Mr. Koichi Bluster los.. %l Smith. Corpclols, Mrs. Maud; Moliolosta, Mrs. o.grr. To row-side with the Farce of TILE 1141'011 . 0F GAIRRATT. - . - Cir lamb Jalap. Mr. !lathe.; Major Slorgeon. Mr. Dow. Inn; Jerry &beak. Mr. Ru••c11; rri.piss Heeltap. 'llr. (7.altie ; Mr.Srail6. Mrs. Sneak, Mei. Marlowe; Mrs. Bruin, Mr.. Scott. Slate allanigrr, Mr. R•s•ell......Actirig Manager, Mr. Toe whole under the personal Direcliou of Mr. Elli.tms. Tie 11... us will be opened at Half.paik Nit o'clock.— Th. Prrformance wilt rognoriewer preen...ly at Renew. Cowl 7-1 ; Second 'Nice 3.. 6.l.—Pit 3s. lid.; Served Pr:ce 4.—Lower Galley, 2..; Second Price la.--.ll.lpper L E ; S. rood Price ed. 0, 14.01.1... ronlainebleau, with I'aal Ten o'Cleck. tin I eirsdAy will be produced a new Musical Drama, in Three sci., ~41r1 The Fisherman's Hut. Further, Mr.filieritT Parkins states, that all quevtionv nected with his viaduct he refers to his constituents Livery, and lie invites the Lord !ftayor, and the Alders's.- . conspusimg the Special Court, to call sn early Meetirlr of that respectable body, for t h e, purpose of submittiug to the.. imperilsl decision the questious at issue. TI i !LITRE-ROYAL, COVRNT-OANDSN. oN MONDAY EVENING. October 18, will be revived ALEXANDER THE GREAT. Alrisamth r, Vt. Amherst (his first appears*** se this Stage, 'Oyes. rfirst tsar). Mr. Macresdy; Cassaader, Mr. Tarr; Lptioncistsa . Mr. Abbott; Nephritis's. Mr. Cosnur; Mr. Cbsposa. lassos, Mrs. Buss; &stirs, Itrs. ratocit. NEWCASTLk!, OCTOBER 12. The meeting which took place here on Nl.mrLy is calculated to teach a great moral lesson. It his los% been the boast of the Pitt faction, tint tt•e population of this part of England was perliery passive and destitute of spirit. At lestvh o. r hawked !how's's(' people started up, as if Ls, ttiAgir, and declared their determissation to unite iss de manding their constitutional rights. The meeting was Intended to have been held wi the parade ground, but before hell of the Amiens, • had arrived, it was completely tilled. The svho!e body. therefore, marched to the Town Moor, pr.-. ceded by the hustings. drawn Ly three Iso•••••„ The divisions followed each other in close regular rank*, four and six seen deep. Part of the proves. lion which approached from the South was utie . ! hour and five minutes in pos-ing. The banners and flags were splendid awl nusneroass. Several excellent bonds of music passed, plating. patrisoic tunes. The whole immense body mortised Upon the ground in solemn silence, the music pl•syntg " Neat who hue sea' Wallace bled." All the Hag,. s :ye the rods of those who direct the affair, of polo.- col societies, were surmounted wails crape. The following is a list of the principal • inscriptions. :is well as we could collect:— Wills a Dattnati-I. gc•Mt, in one ad, called COZENING; Olt, HALF AN MOUE IN FRANCE. Dirk Miii;tstr, Mr. Yates ! °urn Homelier. Mr. Yates!! Trace, Mr Yates!!! Factious, Mr. Yates!!!! Crummier, Mr. Yates! '! Gilbert Glib, Mr. Yates"""' Alderman Dopl:eate, Nit.. Yates""''" Alderman Mutable, Mr. Blau. rhvd; Nittb, Mr. Treisy: Mr.. Debunk Mutable, Miss Green; Jobs, Mrs. T. Ditto. After which will be performed (tOth titer% a new Dramatic Lenend, s ealled THE GNOME KING; or, THE GIANT MOUNTAINS. Wi%h new blush, waked and extensive Xcesery, Machinery, Drees's, and Decorations. tirrnvms— DA, Kloptweinsebloffensvoten, Mr. Verb". ; 11%.0t. k, Mr. W. Fames ; Doke Sinisasend, Mr. Du. t. Prince*, Stella, Mian M. Tree; Lady Beinhilths, Mrs. t::iwor:—Usthricl (the Gamow Kiag), Mr. Terry ; Mako- Lrani. NI r. Tn)lor ; Forst Gotten., Mr. Censor ; See-mild Gnoine, 14r. J. Isaacs. - . ail* 1 . 1 tICIIIOII6-7.aubersart, Mr. Abbott; Cobra', Meows. 11,11‘., Nor, Cffilter. 'l.. I.nunnr King will be repented every Evening. l'o.stiay, the Open if Love in • Village. A tW.IPH I TH EATR E. 'MAN D, LATE THE SATCS PAR EIL. UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE LORD CHAMBERLAIN. • le woresory of show who were aiwrderrti at 31sachester, *ad Ellimos? reeerdirg the diesdful events of Or a white grwood, with the Kiwi, Thistle, sail Sharniock. " We imbues for the rsssaered at Msarisester."—A blsik •, with a real herder. TI I F. Public are most respectfully informed, the Theatre li tying undertone considerable improvements, will he (OPENED fur the SEASON ow MONDAY NEXT, 41bctolver IS. 1519.—Preceding Ihe Performance. au OCCA- StIiNAL ADDRESS will be spoken by Mr.. W. S. Chat tale, (of tbelists Opera-House) and Mr. Lew. After which will be present el, an entire new Comic Barletta, entitled TOE GREEN DRAGON ; OR, I'VE QUITE FORGOT. With appropriate new Mask. Dresses, Scenery, sad Decoratioem the exhibition of splendid equipages, in giving sumptuous entertaiumeuts to Judges, or ....awe Magistrates, who, he humbly presumes, ought not to be tempted to any breach of that gravity, temper:neer, and abbriety, for which they are see distinguished, and the preservatioa of which is esseutial to the dose adnainistratima of justice. Mr. Mieriff Parkins, in adverting to the allegation of the Lord Mayor, that he cuatenited before his Lordship to he 'worn as the Senior she riff, stales that is. so contending lie was actuated by a scow of duly towards his cOnstiluents, who fleeted hint un the 24th slay of italic List, is prefereace and to the exclusion of Alderman Rothwell, who was then peel in nomination and tej• tied. That he gave bond to serve the office us the 20th of July, six days prior to the election of Alderman kothwell, and when he himself was Ike only Sheriff Elect; and that be so gave bout, in the full convic tion of his seniority Tiring not suspecting that it could be disputed by any intlit lanai who weight be after wards elected, mach less an individual who, when Grit ottsni noted, was rejected, and whose subsequent election was de. ternsisteal by as small, sad perhaps, a smaller sls-w of Winds, than was ever witnessed on any former occasion; while, un the contrary, t h e prior election of Mr. Porkies was carried by the unanimous voice of me immense assemblage of his fellow.ci tixens. • Rachel weeping for her cbildrea, sad weakl hot be ectatfurted. because they are not."—" OrJer, lure, sod uosity."—Guitl letters ow a blue ground. ' Mothers be Cue a that." " &pulsed, Ireland, sod SOIli01341 " " &Ward expects every auto to do his duty." Do auto all OWN as ye would that they should do %tutu yea." " Aa hoar of virtuous Shinty is worth a whole eternity of beads's." Though hand join is hoed the wicked shall nut go un. punished." ow a blue silk gar, with the figure of labile! Whinher scales. " Wialatuo Deform Suesety. Eres.akel by the Fr mete Reformers of Wiulatoa." " Evil to him that evil Milks." " kilos! Parltauseats--Duiversal Swffragc—E/ectioa by Ballot." A wonderful sod horrible thing has beta committed in the land." Captain Venture, Kr. limes Squire Jovial, %Ir. Lee (front The Surrey awl Olympic Theatres); Squire Ksttlruale, Mr. June Reeve (from the English Opera-Housr) ; Eliot, Mr. W. S. Chatted." (from the English Opera-Hueme); Sone , Siveskiii:. Mr. tVilkinson (from the English OperaMoine); !Inntplu y Nub, Mr. Cowell (from the Theatre Royal, Drury. ; Joey Stomp, Mr. Campbell • lialvertmestse, Mr. Eat twi•gly ,froto she Theatre Royal, Edinburgh); Steward, Mr. 1SEI) ; Id Cisliff, Mr. Batebiacham • td /Mita, Mr. Gay ; Esetsrman, Mr. Massey; Lawyer's Clerk, Mr. Walboarn %Wee, Mr. Sta mm er; Houla, Mr. Smith. Cara ' Miss Mimi Scott (1 the Theatre Royal, H a y mar k e t ; Dolly, Mrs. Brourtariedir ; Sasso, Miss Garcia; Cask, Miss Brady. Between the Pieces, a Pas de Troia, by the three Misses Drumm ',trout the Theatre Royal, CoVest.gartlen). To roaclude with the Rudest, of TON THUMII. *Thanks to God which giseth us the Victory."—Wlffit gag s with Death's head, au ars and sabre. Wheu the wicked 'manila rule, the people mourn tossou." " Excemive Taxatloa generates Poverty—and Purity reerates Crime." " May Justice overtake t be Masekester Murderers." " Tv the immortal Memory of the Reformers tuaisscr,sl at Mitarbeiter on the 18th Angela 1819." A pair of Form (the Ronne symbol of oriels sad pdaer, consistaug of • bawl'r of rests with an awe ) " North Melds Reforiners."—Med flag. " Tab away the wicked from before the Kiox, and his arose shall be established." Tom Tiotinb the Great, Miw IV Misty (from the Surrey ; K..j Arthur, Mr. 111. S. Cliatitkey; Lord Griz zle. Mr. John Reeve (his first appearance in that character); alle„ NI r. Josses ; Doodle, Mr. Campbell ; Ghost of Getfer 'thumb, 'lr. O'Callaghan (from the English Opera-House); Merlin a Nl.eician), Mr. Buckingham; Lards of the Court, Mr. Allll null Mr. Gay. Dollaltilla, Mrs. Ahoy; Huai raNSIIIIIC3, NI INS Elii4 Scull; Queen of the Giants, Mr. ; of the Court, Miss Jerrold mod Mrs. Gay; Aiteildmili us. Humanninea, Miss Daly sad Mies Hill. 'rue KJ% Unice will he ores front Tits .'Cluck till Fuer. Plac, s irk, it of Mr. Irish, Box Book-keeper. A Box may be bad, sightly, of Mr. Shaw, who is C troller of llie Box Office Receipts and 'l',l krt 111) That the Act of Commies Council of the ah of April 1748, is uut rightly understood or fairly istrrpreted by the Lord Mayor and Mr. Recorder, fur although it be our of the objects of that Act to provide precedency for Alderman. in the Office of Shelia', yet that Act clearly recognises list right of seniority which priority of election wily can give; for the lowly by which it provides for such preordsoey it ar Aldwinair, is by solitriug him in a sitstatlun. calcrlaled to. se cure him such priority of election; that is to say s it pro vides t h at every Alderson who shall out already have served the (office of Siena* shall be pat in nominations before any Commoner, in order that if elected he may he elected first, and thereby obtain precrsleary. Awl eceord- WO , in this hotelier Mr. Alderman Itothwell had the berrifill of the Act, awl was pat iu rumination before Mr. Partite', sod if then elected would have übtaired preceoleacy front priority of election. But as it pleased the livery to elect Mr. Parkins at that time, and to reject Mr. Kathleen till a future period, it follows that Mr. Ituthwill has **claim to precedency, ever) tonne the Act in epoestitto. That crest if the art of Commie Cosucil world admit of that cosistructiou which the Lord Mayor awl Nit. Revert!, r have been pleased to lout thereon, Mr.gbniff Mullions coo.. leads that such lot could not be biadiog in opposition he the neelared will of that body in whom the right of elections re. aides; which wilt was uurspoivurally expoosol, es well toy their prior and 11111•11i111141411 electors of Mr. Parkins, as by esoufirresiory vote tot seniority in • Court of Cummon Hall, on Ilse 29111 of Septersher la. 1; which Court of Crolossom Hall is of higher jooriadietion than the Curet of Cantons Conlon, sod cwoopeleat sot aspersed* say act of thin body, much mare nay art iefirrigisor or the ebathrred ad elective right* of the Livery or Chimera at large. That the nerlaration of Mr. &warder, u that ip I if th• born, and the outriripal of this ' Mr, Itothsiell Senior Several parties of grosale Reformers were seen i's the proonoion. The 'praisers arrived in three pot chooses, dressed in deep usourning. and on ',vend ing the hosting". which were slow decorated with profusion of flags, the business commenced. Mr. Mackenzie, a respectable sinister printer. was coiled to the Chair, who addressed the Alert nig ns ass energetic speech. Mr. Marshall, a bookseller, then read the Rests. which were supported by Air. L.i sin, 4 PCIL00111:18Sier ; Mr. 1-ludgosso, • snorter weever; the Rev. J. 11‘l'herson, a young mass SWIM d Jail/AC.4H , and the Rev. Stevenson, who. we undersiantl. Is a methodist hr wiser. One of the 1t.,.. t UAW.* c.siterel upon the Clergy to attend to their •pir.toal Inetsiseese, a..d another 11401/0111:41 the immediate far. motions& a permanent fund. fur the ion/section and suppost of those who . may m become the victims of tylasstry and oppressiou. Is was ascertained by actual admeassiremelo s that the space occupied by the compact bushy of the meeting would hold 7ti.mre person., at the note of • thutisalitll the Banat Mr. Lawrence ; Piano-forte, Mr. I. It . MsiWisott ; the Seeuic Departsseut by Mr. Frarltlits ..,.• I A ~1.4 nt• ; I liVenirrie or CAP•11111W. MM. Let ; Prompter, It. Clisitetley (late Prompter of tha Tlreatre•Royal, I), ; Adios and Stage MIKSJOIrert Me. Ire- The 1./..uis •i be opened at Sin to eta the Perform 1.,, gm precisely at %eves. Half-price exactly at 114'1-past Eight 'Cluck. Roma, 2te2, STRAND. 6j A ',MON. ODY, rod CO. moat respect tally 171 inform the Pohlir, that their PATENT SELF-A D. J t . s - ri NG TIWSSF:B continue to he reeesenrierilett by all the moat earoe.ut Sorgrune in Town and Coostry. The wisp. are so roasts acted as to admit et increase se iu rite sod Curve; Will answer far right hr kit 'Wei without the I. at iliconressience to the wearer, tetiniriag so wad. r-.l,se, tor totloy hatolace. The 1 2 itenters have the howdy to *apply the Aral and • Nary, the Naval and Military Ituapitalv, the phat-parte• auJ thiheaucv, the Illneine billretery, the Hassan:ohm !Jolla Cunipsay, the City Londun 'Timm Society % thy Mary. Wivellsewahe, Mak* and Deishigh the NI hldleses Ilnapital, Ate. he. Ise. 1 . •.% Maeufsciory.2ll2, Strand, Leaden; et a la Galeria 4 Patois. Royale, No. 143, a Pads. li.B.—Peraese residing in the minim niedina conference et the body menus lhe hips, may ,44.1.11, spun lariat aecorately Steed. • 11. V. , . • 1614 by Nader sad San, No. 34 JD. b. ; sed one sewers Druggists in every psi 16 England. and the close Isl, the iv u 044, Perhaps That f o r 4leclaratiou of Mr. itemattlm “ list by tie kite I esec ul.l r umg " .... '„ gois ki - 1;;IT:iji: 0 6 -- 1 ,„: 0 , - ", r „, — ; t - 1 1,,, - ' r - ,; (e - a - l el' the Maid, and the mitnicipal law at this City, Mr. Alder. man Itothwell was the Senior Sheriff, amel welilJ he more WI I (lIU to a *4l4are yard ; Isla chili "Sr tibaa*anti/ al . Intchi * was HOS Nell 11111414.141, ilowasowels as Mr. lAmtorilcs I scattered aillettaters are iusittoltd, alai the dour did mei promisee owl COWMAN prellece 407 low 4 iita land I of wren in which the great body 6101111, the Wllible which roof. co inch sonority au or Alclarstiao ; and with ; tarry safety be stated at Itt0.000; Perhaps Out mesa to the municipal law of AM City, by which Wt. ; • largest palshc siteetitig ever held. aerometer mowers to recess siettriue mare than the elrervai.l Matt dissolves! the meal.. a Aei Ciatimon Costacik blr. 'Naito &aim, am durammind Alb ewe as the lehle , rtieee balm. vishil, Hot it miters any sack ataaaary go Alice bisitahe whole forme d under ;hair reipective aoge. WO Illathwall. aid "victimises about,a this asst body of tams wire h ,Irbat Me. cliff Parkins lead sea *sty • right :t hit it was japaberchisig 'nisi. Not a Aiwswolote or ',oldie, was . iWM blissermtbitly, to present bia proof split 01.1 1 1 004 . agog gotta .Eggegd g .aw 4 1 . 1 .164 wasaistbly was, whit* miority of Mc. Rockwell; Ma dm cosisirct . Itte tan( he • mw,,. is , „r„ A t he k ,,,, ce i *5. i. a ,64 0 ,* h aw AI d ew . % . t speakers atlitrniad 44111 w ft.. Wept • e,h? rcO. an M . prweeitiot , a gtve ipietatrisitia Mi. R;isbabli, A! theily obi oflkoje if Al* *sew e blood LONDON, SATURDAY; OCTOBER 16. 1819. ARMY CONTRACTS. DripsysmsllT, Tawslimair CIIASISCRII, °CUM.& 11, ISIS. NOTICE in hereby given total Person. &sums% of Comm-tint to supply the fullowisg Articles fur the He of the Arms, BEEF AND MUTTOtr. To Ms kairsty's Land Forces its C.astionmento. Quartets, and litarracks, i• the ettsoler-meutiused Cmeaties: Cambridgilieselait- Tilbury Fort), I thiford, pm the Tow. of Hams, Suit..lk, Newmarket), Norfolk, I Surrey, Chester, Northampton, Wai a k, Fsseir (excl sive of Notts, York, That the Deliveries are to anew ssleir on and for the Tammy-fifth Jay of November *est ; that Proposals in wri deg, sealed 'up and marked " Tessiliv fur Astra Sr ppliev:' will he received at this Office on or before Tosetlay the Second day of Sorrusber next (lout none will be received after Twelve tiCtotAi on that day), and if milt by post, the postage mast be Psid. . - Proposals most he made separately for each Comely. and each Proposal most have she Letter which is answard 1.. the Tender properly filled up by Two Pentium of known Pro. Perlis elliCastiolt to becusur tensed with the Poly tendering , is. the Amount stated in the printed Partici'Sirs for thr slur Perfassuance of the Coostreett and no Pr.. 1 ,0631 will be melted auk's made** a whited Tesler. and the Priers expressed is Words at Lemph; and should it se happen that dories the Coutieamme of the Coetract no T(1111111 should be 'applied, the &reuse of She Stamps nw the Contract and Bond. paid in the first lestance by the Con tractor, will he refended to him. s Particulars of the Contracts any he hod upon Application nt these anaben, between the Hours of Eleven and Fite. THE OBSERTIUt. FIE OBSERVER of TO-MORROW will contain a full awl impartial Report of CARL' I.E'S Ls. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE. tinder the Patronage of ins Roy II Niemen ['siert LEOPOLD of SAXE COBURG. FOR THEI3EN THEATRICAL FUND. Oa which octipion. their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of KENT will boattior the Theatre with their romienee, together with several Noble Families. The Members of the Foal impresiwil with sentiments of gratitude, beg to re i turn their moat grateful thanks for the patronage and topptict they have experienced, and hely to announce riIHE SECOND ANNUM. BENEFIT. .1 THIS EYF.NING, SATURDAY, October DI, slice is addition to the eminent's, Uotrapany of Hair F.stablish_ meet, they will receive the aosiliary aid of Mr. liming, or the Surrey Theatre; Mr. Nieman, of the Theatre R0! . ..a1, Haymarket ; Mrs. 11. Kenible, of the English Opera-Hoose ; Mr. J. Jones, of the Royal Amphitheatre; Mr. Cowell, of the Theatre Royal, Drory.lane; and Miss Turner, of the I:ast London Theatre. who bate kindly °tiered their ser vices on the present occasion. The Performances will commence with a Grand Seriour Operatic Marna, called, THE SECRET MURDER ! OK. BLOOD WILL HAVE BLOOD! On this occasion the Rawl will lw doultlrd, and in &Mi lian to several Popular Overtares, will play the Grand Sin. funie of THE RATITE OF PRAGUE! which gives an accurate Description of the March to Rattle of Horse and Vent, with the Attack awl %%eery. After which. the Interesting Serie Paatoasiine of PHILIP QL:AILL, THE ENGLISH HERMIT! The whole to conclude with the Laughable Operatic THE LAWVEICIN THE SACK ! lines. 1.. sail 34 .: —Pit. t..—Gallery,_l4. Doors upes at taalf.past Five, to brgiu at ball:past Six.— Secoad Price, half past Eight. THE N(Erm) AND ritcarocr HED FEATHER WAREHOUSE IN LONDON, - - Skiweer-street, corm r of ihr Sart:etas'. Newt, Sitow.hill. 111 C. W A I.li Wl-1(11.1 1.1? Ned ITN • RETAIL M kN('FAt7TOIII' for GENUINE SEA SON EI) FLATH EHS. Ikvb , Mattreoles, Ilea steads, Blaukels, Tacking, anal ready-umiak Ticks, at ir fol_ lusting very reduced priers:—Capital %Vl.ile Goose Fealties.. t P. 6.1. to 38.841. iwr lb.; good Grey Goose, to. to gs par lb ; Polska, Feathers, it& to 16.1. per III.; Flocks, 3,11. to H.I. per lb.; well-dressed and miaowed (:arse 31.35. to 7/. 7..; Poultry Heal*, IL 16.. to 31.3..; Flock 13ed5,.2 Is. to 2:rs ; Itorderral Flock awl Hair 3lattrraws, 12s. to Vt..; head Curled Horse-hair 3141 tresses, anal upwards; Tent Bedsteads, 18s to 33s ; Four-post Bedsteads, 311..; anal all other Articles io the Itellaline Line equally chest). Real. licks sold, sail ler prime root, to l'erelsasers or Feathers, who ion we their bags anal ticks tilled (rows ilw Anse-mons, which is kept cou.tauily but Gar dryiwg the Feather.. N.ll.—The Trade and Taveru•keeilerr, &c. supplied on tare low terms. „.„ ....„_. Mitres duly attended to, and eie Goods forwarded to any rot of the Cent inesit. ►jl B ISFI has •Irrrdv givroi hie Friends. the • Publ;e, Ike particttlacs ',if the New Scheme of the reseal Lottery, rhich sill fir fossil highly ingenious and oilersisog, whether the utrenilr.lr and number of the Prizes, or the novel mode in shirts the Lottery will lie drawn. T. BISII fri Is Nip ... , therefore, in •dri►iug rsery persus to prtrha•e a Tuilirt or a Share; •sul he is per ...dm that a ll ihui.e who hail iNO many well.fr led oilier how. to Answer Schrmu , will purchase to this Luttzry, as they are •ow rutin ly removed. 2Sert is so Priu 1...1 than .0 13 , Tlioachil.err ate Eicurr x 20.000 prize., r Hoary and Cowards _ . _ _ • The ehatueee of the Prier. of ewe Lotieriet are serureA lot the pure Wens of Oa.; mod the wool. Lev.trry will be drawn ua as instieely Duvet ast.l approved Sy.teut. BEGINS Uth NOVEMBER, 1.011111 MAYOR'S DAY, WHEN TWO Peizea ---- ur .e 20.0410 be 'lran," IN THE FIRST VIVE SIINVTF.S. Tickets and Sl' Ares are Selling by HIM. 4. enreshil!, and 9, Charing cress. ••• nre Tkuwaand T.ekria will br drawn each Day. s4t The Prices of Mocks are affixed. hourly, against (WM'S oirirr, in Corahill, by winch An Public con see the flortuatious. askJ. Pule Cm.rreeturr„ OP • have the pk w( ohaerriewiliat 'brie *hew iie the New Systems has received the gesseallopyirsitiation of the Politic, mete,' has wo elooht arisen Ilsolllrdwollrersi...l of iso varies.% *Pura, Jowl the great aritieslitlee Saearty Purchasers. by ratting so time Scheme the Priests( Two Lotteries, chi All au less slims F.111:11T of r 2.11011! /1041 the LowEiT PIIIZES :ire SIXTEEN POUNDII.—! The Porellasors of the Fir-s 5.410$ Tickets (done oat, wow klalr) hove Voe Moser .4 /moist She WHOLE of the Kum r **wry. awl Al.l. TItF OTlllat CAPITA IS. TWO of 210,0001. will be 'tendril it the First Five Miurtes, OH Ilse eth Of NI IVI:1111HF.R. .1 %non the lottery Iwgsl.• lArowioll. S. awl .1. SP/ f.HAIGHT hare the *aeon of eemetratm hieing their Fries& o Ilse eustimmed Soesess at their Of. Scut. havitie %Ai in Ilse Leal tottery N 0.3,7141. a Pflid! of 39,oeot.—Tickete sad Shares are &Mug is great variety at the Cuutenetura' I Mere, Corshill; I 11. liolloww; • 38, Haymarket; 111, thfusil-street. II? l'EN'r BEDSTEADS. sol:A .1 1 .1. REDS and CHAIR 13E04 t►e Imperial awl Trafal. Tables awl Sideboards, with various whcr Pert. dale Articles its the Uphoi.ter. and Cahiuet Branches. have Ad , these 1.0 tweet, years heels preferre4 to anv others for Ftweivn Climate.. The r.•wtainint Port of the extrusive /ROCK of MOROAN end Co. No. 111 and 17. Ceiba/me mow. Strum', is cow SELLING OFO. A Diatoms' of li per Ceut. tamed I. Merchants fur Shipping Orders, if ibe amount carrells tOO/. R.R.-11se rxteusi►e Piemises to be Let on I.esee, con sisting of six Houses. THS REPORT OP TILE RIGHT HON. TNR 1.1)111) 'mummy TO TOT COM DOTY or ma: stiritsrr hater, Primoded by his Lordehin le the lbw, of Aldermen on Friday, °debar At elk, 1519. ATKINS, MAY**. An matetlal Comet het.; ea Friday, flakSalsolay of (violate, 1/1111, and is the 5 , 9111 Tear of Ope Reid of George 111. of the [baited Kingdom of Great Britais and Ireland, Sine, fic. The Lord Mayor emovioleris* it to be put of hit office to notice any iafenclion of the ancient and accustomed images of this City, demigatoory of the state and dignity thereof, feels it incumbent on him to report to this Court the masduct of Joseph Wilfred Parbioni, Eat' wee of the Slwriffs of this City, and the circionstances attendant thereon, on the and 301 b of September last, as follo w s: On the ISth, the flay appoiated for the Sheriffs to take upon then their MSc?. Mr. Sheriff Parkins came to the Guildhall without auy carriage gestate suitable to the h o . moor and dignity of the City, and enatimetled by any of the Members of the Company to which he beloags agreeably to the 'infirm muttons observed upset those ueeasioas—an.l upon his appearing up o us the hustings for the purpose of being worm ke contended before me to be sworn as the Senior %b. riff; upon which, Mr. Recorder, who was present, inf. I I that by the I.nw of the Land, and the Muni cipal [Air of the City, Mr. Alderman %Awell was the Senior sheriff, and wiiiil4l be sworn in as finch ; upon whirls Mr. Sheriff Parkins replied, th-it he desied it to be law, and held to his hand a paper stating it to i.e his ProteA against say such seniority of Mr. Haik u ell, nail teniltreil the same tp me, but which I informed him I would nut receive, conceiving that had nut any judicial authority In interfere therein (the Art of Coninion Council of the 7th of April, 1748, baying deter ttt ioo eil that question, by expressly providing that every Alderman of this City who shall be elected to the aim of Sheriffalty of this City and County of Middlesex, shall therein I.,ke place according to his seniority in the Court of Aldermen, and have precedence of every eomm.,Her of this City).--Upon this the Sheaf* were sworn in, Mr. Abler min Hodwell standing in the Ronal tuner of senior Sh e riff—Upon the Sheriffs being desired to present their L'isiler.Sheriff for the County of Middlesex to be sworn, Mr. Alderman Rothwell presented) Frederick Tenser, of Plooierbery-repiare, Attorney and Solicitor in his Ma. jest y'r Coons of Law, to whom Mr. Sheriff Parkins ohjecteil, and presented William Jackson, of Mary.sintseL Fitzroy.. square, Gentleman, to be sworn as swebrUuder.Sheritf, who WAS objected to by Mr. Alderman UlsMkwell, and thereupon Mr. Jackson being required by Mr. Neeorder to state his pro or occupation, declared he was not of any. Having suggested the expediency of the Sheriffs retiring to reef r in private, and to agree between themselves whom they would preurnt to lie sworn into the said office of Under- Sheriff, they retired accordingly, and in a few minutes re turritil upon the Misting', when Sir. Alderman Hot hwell lasted, that iii the short time they had been together, he was folic coot-Merit they could not agree in the appointment of an Uniler.Slieriff, and Mr. Sheriff Parkins said, I object to Mr. Turner. In cttnsegnenre of this disaereement, no Coder-Sheriff foe the County of Middlesex has lieu admitted mid sworn fur the riorrrut year. That on the 29th, being !Michaelmas Day, Mr. Sheriff Par kins neglected to attend upon me at the Getiblhall and at Church, *moraine to nneitut and I custom, althungh he was duly 66666 rnir that purpose Thai *gain, on the 30th, the sky appointed for presenting the Sheriffs at the tR it of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer, agreeably to the Charter and ancient customs of this City, notwithstanding hi• haring been dely anwiennel fair the purpose, Mr. Sheriff Parkins neglected to attend me at the Cuililh4ll, and to proceed fruit thence with me and Mr. Able. man Kothwi 11, the other Sheriff, in the usual and ac. rustoinctl state, to the said Court of Exelitapier, at West. ttt i i ister ; hut between the hours of twelve and out I recessed the fdtuwine note:— N Mr. Sheriff l'aikins trusts the Right Iluwouralate the Lori' Nlayor will nut attribute to ilisreprct his apparent in. attention to the tumid to ma and cemonnies, as his Lonl_ ship's riqwrictice will etill•iiice WWI that it was impossible for Mr. Sheriff Parkins to be at two places at owe soul the same lime. "Hs is now, and has limn eagaged is his duties at the Old Bailey, ever since half past eight this morning, sod is now proceeding to attend his official duty at Guildhall, na one of the ftrtiirnisig Officers at the present Contested Elect bbbbb fix Lord t layer, from whence be will ',furred ith all possible dispatch, hoping to have the honour of meetine his Lordship and Ws Brother Sheriff' at West minster Ball. In auhlition to the vast imams, of duty to the Sheriff nu this occasion, Mr. Parkins has to laineot that he is, by the Lord Mayor and Recorder's refining to place him as Se Sheriff, according to his election reduced to the Necessity of defenJing the einallestble charter:ad rights or the Freemen and Livery of lerappoint their own Sheriffs, whom they will, sail remove them vibes they will. Mr. Sheriff Pin kius roneloulee wills adding another, and sot a slight reason, shish he loupes will be takes into considera tion, why he has not beets au attentive to the mind etigurette towards the Chief Magistrate of this great and ancient City, namely, Mr.ffiscriff Porkusa heiug obliged to an t ed and p er . form all Site duties of lila °See in permits, in emieettisesice of Mr. Jackson having brcis must itairemonably objected to as Under•Nheriff: N 01.1 Bailey, Sept. 30, 1810—Twelve o'Clock." On my arrival at Wrstmiuster, I fused Mr. Sheriff Par. kiss in Wesinsioster-(tall, wlsulty wisatteorted by any State, or arty of the Members of the Company of whirls he Woo's, or soy other ciliaros of this City, to oorompoiny him into the Court of Exchequer, spun his Wag presenter; se has been the ancient and accustomed usage. Upon the presentation of the Sheriffs taking plate, 1 se onainted Mr. Sheriff Parkins that it was nasal to invite the Dorm's of his Majesty's Court a liaeliespier to an en lertainumst. to be peovidad by him. To which Mr. Nitta Porkies replied—" I ME out peeping' so to t o come. storms su invitatiou was given to the saki Ponies, or was any eotertainment whatever provided by Mr:Sheriff Parkins upon this sseassims, ea hos Moo kgratalfese the necostonscd practice. 't •t I :IV CC I'. & Mr. Sheriff Parkins also torglift4o4 he ottassd me to sty rebus from Westminster lob. the City, but west from West ininsirr-Isall privately; soil neither go neat day. or riti the 40th or 29115, did he in any manner iseintals i• his Witte the state of Ilse City. The Lord Mayor also reported, 'that Me.lllwwilf Parka" haul not attended bins on dote uloy,mposahly biota as emit to him; bat he hail writers • totter t1 41 : 111 =k hearer, e:coaiug himself on account of ttl health. (Signed) , IWO IYIIIO2PE. 31r. Iteriff Parkiao Itepiy, delivered' to the