The Sun.
London, England, 1801-02-12 00:00:00

IS lERAYS.

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Ar the cotirt at St. James's, Febniary i T, Igol .

. PKESENt,
'l']t; K d'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY in
COUNCIL.

Sl-! HUFFS appointed by His
.MAJESTY in
Council, for the Year 18ot;
.• .
lkovotbsut AL—Stephen Rd mold) of Potton, Esq.
BLRKS HlRE—Onesiphorus Elliott Elliott, of Eitiricld,
E q.
Bucks—Edward Bury, Oliver, Esq
CAMS. and HUNTA—Postponed. • • ,
C tit s lit it a Rigby, of Oldfield,
.Esq.
CUMBER Ltexo—Postponed.
Dm( nyin la a--Richard Arkwright, of Crolulcud; Esq.
I)xv ciNstt tit F.—Peter Bluet, of Holcombe kegis; Esq.
Doastlsillitzt-Thonia. Rose Druwe, of Wootton YnL.
paine,. Esq.
Essax—Postponed.
GLOUCESTY k of. Stapleton, Esq.
HEKE FORDSH lit E—JohaSkip, ofLudtiury, Esq.
lharrox L 5 51 1 a Z—ThOlpaS Eitzherbert, of Shenley,
Esq.
Kzivr—EdwArd Autten, of Godmershanv Esq. -
LLICk.STIi as Its R 47-T honias March Phillips, of Garen-
don, Esq.
I.l,:cOl.Nsittia—Charles Mainwaring, of Goltho, Esq.
Mo Naioutlis its RE—Postponed.
NORFOLK—Robert Marsharn, of Stratton Strawless, Esq.
Noa r nAssyr snia a—Joseph Sibley, of Northampton,
Esq.
NORT II UMnP.Iti.AND—Sir Charles Monk, of Belsay.
Castle, Bart.
Notr H AMSIIIRE—WiIIiam Elliott Elliott, of Not-
tingham, Esq.
Ox roansß:aa—Ccorge Clarke, of Chesterton, Esq..
RUT LANDS/11R F.--Witliath Kemp, of Belton, Esq.
Snaorsiitai—Richutti Lyster, or itowton; Esq.
Somxitsi.rsurkii—jan Baud, of Wookey, ksq,
S AFF 0 st.o lila z rhuotas Bainbridge, of Woodseat,

Esq.
County of SOtitrt Garrett, •of Leigh
Ilousellaranr, Esq. .
Su ock—Charles Streynshant Collirtscrn,. of SprOugh-
.
ton, ,Esq, •
Su i k EY—Brvan Barrett, of Stockwell, Esq.
Susscx—William Borrer, of Hurst l'icrpoint, Esq.
WAilliilCK`i ill r.—Postpon4.
r--Thon-las Bush, of Bradford, Esq.
WoRCESTLit Si! 1 It 1.-- John Zachary, of Areley, Esq.
k KsiiLK,L --Itichartt Triontipson; of Wctherly C range,
Esq.
SOUTI-1. WALES.
Bk ;coil --Mattlicw Cwyn; of Abercravc, Esq.
C' AMA It'l.llEN—ThOttliii StCptity, of DerWynd,
CA ft 1).1(..\ N---JDIm Palmer L. niches:or, of Llanbadarn
VaWr; Esq.
CLAMOKo.tr_.Llevrcllia Trahernc, of Saint Hilary's,
Esq.. , • •
I' ).Niultoici.---Morgin Jones, of kilwentiog,
K.---rhonl:fs• ledges I'd Wier, dl Abney Cromhire.
Esq.

WALES.. •
ANCLestv—john Prue, of Wcrn, Esq.
CARA:\ liarvq, tsq.
DENatt: LL--Edward Lloyd Lloyd, of Pthylan;
Fs jr—David Pennant, of Downing, Esq.
MEKlONETll—lonatiran Passingitanr. of Hendwr, Esq.
MON 14:timxicit—Joseplt Lyon, of Viiynor Park, Esq.

Yesterday the !tight Honourable the LukD
MAYOR held a Court of 6itninon Council at

Guildhall.? present besides his
_Lor -11
Aldeilnen, Mr. Rec Order, Mr. Connrion Serivata,
aud a number of Commnners.

The Proceedings of the.fast Court being read
and confirmed,
'A Petition of the Rev. Dc. GpoDE. and others,
relative to the delivering Soup to the Poor of
this. Metropolis was read, 'and • the Parties heard
on the.subjea.
Mr. 4',iderrnan PUCE then moved, " That

wool'. be paid out of the Chamber in .such
pro-
portioris as the Ways and Mea;is. Committee may,
judge ptoper." . .
his Motion created a long debate, . wherein

many Gentlemen &livered thjir,opinion both pro
an t CWi. ' but at last it appeared by a-majority'
that the Illotion 'should be inserted upon the sum-
'mom for the next Court, that Gentlemen might
come prepared' to argue upon the subject.

The Court ordered the Chamberlain to return
to. Me. Sheriff'CAulf.L, vol. he paid in the year
A 192, as a line lo be exempt from serving that
(Aix, to which 'he was Imminated dining the
i'vlayoralty of Mr. Alderman PICKET, 11S.he. has
iiow taken upon himself that Office..
o• Mr. Deputy GoDBEHER aE, in O-cat speech,
endeivoured to bring forward his Motion fur the
preventing, in future, the drawing of the State
Lottery in Guildhall, but it being strongly ob.
jetted to, for the' present, it was adjourned till
the next Court.

The Committee for General Purposes presented
to the Court, a-Report on a Reference to them
to take into consideration some mode for 'a more
equal Representation of the. Wards of •this City,
on the. Standing and other Ward Committees, re..
commending• that no alteration should be made,
but that the other Ward Committees should be
regulated in a similar manner with rhem.. This
created a Debate of considerable length, when a
Division took place upon the Question to agree
The numbers were,
For the Question,
Alderman,
28 Commoners,
2 Tellers,

Against it
I Alderman,
19 Commoners,
z Tellers,

Majority 9

The Sheriffs informed the Court, that Hts
MAJESTY had appointed.this day, at one o'clock,
to receive the Address of the Court 61 Common
Counill, on the Union of the two Kingdoms.

Yesterday, at the Public-OCT, Union. Hall,
the Officers of Sr. George's Parish, SOuthwark,
brought forward jape Williams,' on suspicion of
murdering Elizabeth Brown, is a house in George.
yard, Blackman street, in the Borough, on Tues-
day night, or early yesterday morning,. as at nine
o'clock the deceased was found stripped of her
clothes, with many wounds all over her body, as
if elope by a knife. When the officers entered the
house, two men jumped out of a one.pair of stairs
window, and ran awaye—The Prisoner was corn.
mitred for re...examination, until the Coroner,
Mr. Shelton, shall report the verdit of the Jury
on the deceased, who was a woman of the town,
~s well as' the Prisoner.

The Fair Sex cannot call in a more powerful
auxiliary* to enhance their personal attraaions
than Vickery's Imperial Head Dress. This arti-
cle gives an air of majesty to the female counte.
nailt:, to which every real admirer of a fine wo-
man is obliged by an irre4istible impulse to pa a
subjea's homage.