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London, England, 1820-02-29 00:00:00

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Caoticil at four o'clock that day. lIAs Majesty wee
aloe graciourly *wed to sub that he ansih regret&
ted his Usability to receive it emeer, red requ'ested
that a deputation, consisting of • swell tioneber.
should be appolitled to be the bearers of the Ad.
dress.

Mr. Salmi wished to know why die motion for
the iiitroduetioa of Sheriff Porkiaselsou Id be delayed
so long. Re SSW MO reason why the cowituuhiciettoo
should sot he mode at the her. It war taste the
Sheriffs had in so ease he the last 20 pure been
refused the privilege of sitting on the beech in that
Court. The ceerteey wee is ell oases rowed ; but
where could be pointed out she ppvirdrist of a
Sherri who had cooducted himself is Sheriff Per.
kin. lied?--/Leed cries .• Hew .P'/—Aid who
,had ever breed of the adsoismies eta nuiu who hod
been complessied against by the Chief MAKistrote,
and whose case had sot yet been decided epos It
wee tueoutistent with the dignity of the Court to
support such a motion.

A member of Members rose, and the attempt of
the Lord Mayor to tie the attention of the Court
spoil the question epos which they bad expressly
assembled. was wholly ineffectual. There was a
cry of ‘o TAe lea gumless must kdisposed IA"
ithicli overwhelmed all other efforts.
A load ay of " La the Skin/ appear ir the
Reel was here set up.
Mr. Janus observed, that it would be secesaary
to say a great deal more for Mr. Sheriff Parkins
them bad yet bees mid for bilk before be mould
be thought entitled to • seat iu that Court. The
special matter should have been mitered upon be-
fore any other. The worthy Member the; moved
the previous question.
Mr. OLousat .wieheri that some intermediate
way between the Ber and she Beech could be
adopted, for the porpoise of disposing of this twee.
lion. Both the Sheriffs had waited open his Ma.
jesty, and had communication with his Majesty; the
Court would dimple,* see the necessity of their at,
tendance. There was • way by which this could
be accomplished, without cempelliug the Court to
agree to a repeal which it might be necessary to
consider with greeter care. Ihe amendment al,
ready moved prevented bin from subtaittmg that
plan.
Alderman Warrants* said, Mr. Sheriff Parkin/
had never lapelled the Court, sad the question way,
whether the Court were determined to nett him as
a Gentleman or to deny biro the privilege to which,
as a high Nicer sad a Gentleman, he was entitled.
Mr. hifILI was of opinion, that the question
should be set at rest by colliug the Sheriffs to the
bar of the Court. at which place the Snit merchants
in the city had attended,
Mr. Mimosas said, the refusal appeared to him
very eetraordivary. The bailiff of the Borough
was admitted but the other day, and the motion for
his admission was carried anainahouily. Flow then
could the Court refuse to admit an officer who
brought a message from the Kiug
Mr. Sheriff RortresaLt, said, be felt himself in
rather a very delicate shtuatiou. He we. ready to
attend with pleasure at the bar of the Court, and
to request Mr. Sheriff Parkins to do the Nome.
A great many Members .hooted their epplemie
upon hearing this proposal, and there cab a loud
clappiug of beads.
Mr. Alderman Warners, said, the 'oration
could not be got rid of by such a proceeding all had,
been suggested, mud he, if be were the offerer,
would not courant to stand is the situetion pointiot .
oat by the worthy Sheriff and Aldermen, for the
purpose of presenting an importaut coununeicat tow.
Mr. Gainless said, it wee more dignified to
have two Shelitla than one iu atteudauce,
Mr. T. W. WILLIAMS .aid, it web manifest that
Mr. Sheriff Porkias never expected to be latiwittled
t 0 sit iu that Court, for he hod Dever prevented
himself. He was HUM brought Impart' to he
thrust down their throats. There Wits more
Resolution proposed than war meant, to pieet vie
eye. He (Mr. Williams) for one thought the office
of Sheriff mat irefully degraded, All the boa?.
DIM had been kft to the otheeffberiff. and now
message was brought in that tke Coon unlit comply
with Mr. Parkin's'. wish to sit ammogatilitio.
Mr. Hvacamps declared, that limAed never beawl
of the Resolution until he took his mat isi-4the
Court, mod that be had dome hot utmost to ptiiftnt
the Worthy Mover from brioging it forward, The
question was by means precoucened.
Mr. Ountas; sugge.titi, this; the sbritAkeheold
make thew eismenstaieation et the table of the Court.
Several Mambas cried ea. ***wafts.. the
whom."
A number of Members rats bet lb* previous

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special covese af receiving •106111itieeti'is
to the of the Caw, to lions at .
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me his Myetty weslel-be siessed to receive
dress of Condelewe and Csogretelation. sil'
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s the Coon was monde. Mr. Sheriff Parkinst
*reed standing St Abe body 4 the Court. i •
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It the Members. .
. 1 Patine rest. sod moved. bits in so low 1 1,.
r v•ice es to he ahreely *whisk bele, the
lit Mr. Shelia Mimi be stemmed to have . 1
*liege of silting open the beach ivithattit
lee in that Cwt. Mr. Nova statede Wet
rthy Sheriff hod an ins . tinics- .
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isalte. in • . .weethy•Col. • . ',
, frail his M ' that it woe consistent I
*devil of t . Court to estead the prirs- . •
bias.
erect of disillibblieitillelli linty generally i
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Noncoms* mesa eid the poke lot the
'sodasission.—(Ctirs e. Al, so.“/
Loaa blares .stetaft that the Court had
Irecially sataireaed far the reepose of i'v.., p I 1
the ceessnenteetiea free, the Threw, flit
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that say ether geedi . enneld hot. spun
i eccesien, be agitated. $,. Saari, Roth,
d seised apes his Ilfejesy...—.... .
SAVAOII-.-" Wee sot Mr., *writ Parkins
a brother Sheriff ?"
.e was a lead cry of .4. Yell " in the Court. .
Loth M avoaleitatiesed—fltr.Sheriff Meth. 1 i
4,
d stated to hiss dirt he had waited "Won kit ) i
r, she eras gniciesely pissed t. say that hr
receive the Address .4 she Coact of Coalmen
lat four o'clock that /Law_ 51.. M..i...,... ...

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