The Sun.
London, England, 1801-12-16 00:00:00

COURT OP COMMON COUNCIL.

Court of Common Council was held yesterday
it Guildb .11, at which were present eleven Alder.
the Sheriffs, and the greater part of the COM.
'lUnerS.
The Governors of the Landon Workhouse pre.
nted a Bill for raising the sum of iz z t ss.
:hich was read a first and second time, and referred
the Committee for letting the City Lands, to fill
rthe blanks,-and report the same tb the next
Curt bt L.Tiattrion uouncti.

The Committee for 'Genetal. Purposes laid before
I'e Court 'a Report in writing, for appointing a
Lagisttate for the Borough of Southwark—which
Was
~ read and agreed to, and the LORD MAYOR
I°/liited to lay the same bttfore the next Court or
qldertnem

, A Report from the Coal aspd Corn Committee of
;'t elation of Messrs.. GRIITYITHS and HARPER,
t° be Coal-Meters hn Trust for this City, was
.t4d and agreed to) and they were elefted accord-

The Court) after some little 'debate on the Pre-
dency of the City Officers) ordered that the fol-
ning order be observed and complied with on all
relic occasions) viz.

z• Mr. Recorder S. Mr. Comptroller
Mr. Chamberlain 6. Mr. Rumenibraucer
3, Mr. Common Sejean't 7. Mr. So'icitor
% Mr. Town Clerk Z. Clerk of the Peace.
s The Court then proceeded to the eleetion of a
l'lcwn Clerk, and Clerk of the Peace, by she of
:rlds instead of ballot, as there was no opposition,
Abet Mr. HENRY WoottifoßtE and Mr. SELL
were unanimously eiecled.

tole reduced
LORD MAYOR yesterday ordered the Bread
reduced to z !Id, the Quartern-loaf, Which is
'lf an Assize, to commence and take place to-
"'arrow.
t M. OTTO has t ,ken Lady MYNSANY's House in
("rtman.squarc, at a rent Of 4501. per annum.
4On Monday last., about twelve O'clock, were
/ied, in the new St. James's Burial-ground; Tot-
reN, min-court-Wad, the remains of the Marchioness
A

Mrs. Btt.LlNG•rdrr made her appearance again
lesterday evening; in the"chatatler or Mandane; and
'ev.' a very full audience: She went thtough the
tilaratler %Vith her usual spitit and fascination; but
Lilt Audience encoring several of her airs, particu-
-4 rLY the Very dAcult song of '« The Snklier tir'd
7` war's Alarms," Mrs. Et LLINGTON *as so over-
by the exertion; that it was with difficulty
he
remain on the Stage to the conclusion of
tsge Operas and as soon as the curtain dropped; .she
ftli
into violent fits) and was obliged to be carried
the Stage. It was nearlin how before she re-
vered.

The Proprietors of Covot-Garden Theatre have
ierY liberally givyi Mr. COOKE a week's.ftirlough;
tonseyence of which he will perform his
2urite_charaaer of Richard Ac Third at Bath to.
141111'00i evening, and at Bristol on Fridays

It has been unjustly insinuated in a Public Print,
t Mr: PY E'S Alfred chiefly. brings to remem-
ranee the hero, " when he sat in disguise, [hopping
';icks) in the Neese-herd's Cottage." The truth is,
"r• PyE has drawn an admirable Portrait of the
Meat founder of our Laws,.has painted his anionsin
T,owing colours, and has produced, a Work ho-
ltrable to the Subject, and to the British Litera-
toe.

ToussAlwr, the Mulatto Governor of St.- D -
;Inge* has set an .example to the Mother Country,
illch we hope will not be unregarded. He has re-
s
tored the old Calendar, and enjoined. the observanee
1/.1 the Sabbath Day.
• Mr. jor:Es seems to have started for a little plaritv by giving notice cif his intention to move
'Ee Repeal or The Income. Tax.. He might have •
''Ed himself the trouble, however, as it has,already
een more than surmised, that Government have
t
°inething in agitation respelling this measure.
A certain Senator seems amious of imitating
trACnAItSIS CLoors, a madbit .Revolutionist
France, and who assumed the ridiculous title o
t 'war of the Humanßace. • The Member alluded
° seems determined to speak upOn every subjed,
11
,
'etnet ne understands it or not.
Mr. Roissosr must now be condemned .to hear
:Levee for some weeks at least. There cannot be
4 greater affront to him than,to congratulate him on
Christ.was—There can be little mirth he
'°llceives where there is no opportunity for his
t
PPosition.
t It is said that the Innkeeper, on the road from
41ais.to Paris are all agog with the expectation of
4glisb Travellers, who are proverbial for extravp-
pite in favour olsuch people, and their dependants.
btlere can be little doubt indeed that a vast num-.
of curious „I":migrants will issue from this
94ntry, as socin as the Peace is finally settled, and
dere tan be as little doubt that JOHN Butt will
; treated on the road in France as the Duke de
tvEßNois was by an Innkeeper of Canterbury,
° was said by a Wag of that day to have ;iletl
.4f:°o truly Cii)istian Prineiphs, " for as the Duke
44 :tuna, he Ali him

LAII' REPORT.

J

COURT OF' KING's.RENCI-T.

StiTINCS BEFORE LORD KEN'YON AND A sPr.cIA4 JURY,
1.11 GeiLDHA'LL, LONLIDN., TUESDAY, DEC. 15.