The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-10 00:00:00

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tOR.D'MAYOR's DA

Yesterday being the day appointed for introducing
the Right Hon. Sir JOHN EAMER into the high and
important office of Lord Mayor and Chief Magistrate
of the City of London, it was Observed with great
splendor and Magnificence.

The Procession commenced at twelve o'clock from
Guildhall, in the following order :

The under City Marshal on f0.0.t.

The City Migshalmen.
The Master and the Worshipful Company of Salters.
The-LoFd Mayor's:Six Footmen, attired in rich Liveries of
Sky Blue, embroidered with yellow and silver lace.
The Upper City Marshal on Horseback:
The State Carriage,
In.which was his Lordship, the Sword and Mace. Bearer, his
Lordship's Chaplain, &c. ,

The Cavalcade being brought up by the Aldtr-
men BOYDEL, WATSON, Sir R. C. GLypr, H. C.
COMB E, Sir WM. HERNE. C. FLOWER, C. PRICE,
CADELL, CLARRE, AINSLEY, Sir J. ANDERSON,
and His BERT ; the Sheriffs RAWLINSON and Cox,
the Recorder of London, Mr. Commbn Serjeant, the
Members of the Common Council, the Town
Clerks and the City Council.

His Lordship and the ,Aldermen proceeded in
their carriages to the Three Cranes, where they
took water in,the City Barge, attended by the
Goldsmiths, Fishmongers, Apothecaries; Ironmon-
gers, Drapers, Merchant Taylors, and salters, the
latter Company having hiro a Barge for the day.
The Stationers' Barge, as usual, led the van.
On his Lordship arriving at Westminster -Hall,
the LORD CHANCELLOR, the LORD CHIEF JUSTICE
of the Common Pleas, the MASTER of the ROLLS,
and the Judges, being seated in their official .capa-
cities, the Chief Magistrate, after saluting the dif-
ferent Courts, invited them and the Law Officers-to
dine 4t Guildhall. _ .

The LORD MAYOR• and Aldermen having re-
turned to Blackfriars, the ProcessiOn to. Guildhall
then moved in the following order :

Streetmen.
Javelin Men.
Pensioners.
Salters' Porters.
Beadles.

Knight and One Squire ih Armour*, and Tviro Mervin' Alack
Armour. •
Musicians.

The Colo-irs of the Salters' Company, bearing laurels in
Commemoration of the Egyptian Army.
. The Salters' Company on' Foot.
• Salters' Company Assistants in Coaches.
Four Senior MarShalmen. •
The'Lord Mayor's Footmen. . .
Detachments from the zd Regiment of London Militia, of
which the -Lord Mityor is Lieutenan preceded
by two Bands of Music. They we ' ;drawn up to
receive his Lordship on landing; d after
saluting him they marched in open
column to
Then followed the Senior Marshal, and the Stile, Coach,
drawn by Six beautiful Grey Horses, ni6st -
richly caparisoned.
Twelve Constsbles. '
The late CORD MAYOR, in his Coach and Six. '
• The Aldermen: •
Recorder. Sheriffi.
City Officers, and Under Sheriffs.

As soon as the late Lord-Mayor's carriage had
got into Bridge-street, the populace took the horsts
from his carriage, and drew it to Guildhall. Where
ever he appeared, he•was received with huzzas, and,
the applause of his Fellow:citi c we tord—,NEIAON%
carriage was also drawn by the populace from Lud-
gate-hill ; as was that of Alderman COOMP E.
The streets through which the Procession passed
were crowded beyond all former example.
The LORD CHANCELLOR joined the Processlon ,
in a.most elegant new State Coach.
The streets were so thronged with people, that
notwithstanding every precaution had been taken to
clear the it was near six o'cloCk before the
great Officers of State could reach Guildhall.
The Company consisted of the following persons
of distinaion
Prince Wm. of Gloucester Lord Leslie

The'Lord Chancellor Sir Wm. Scott
Duke of Portland . Sir A. Hammond
The Speaker of the .House of Duke of Leeds

Corrimons - Earl of Harrington
Right Hon. H. Addington Lord Ncilson
Lord Hobart Sir Wm. Hamilton
The Master of the Rolls Lord Holland

The Secretary at War ---. ----
.Mr. Grey
The Attorney and Solicitor Mr. Erskine
General Mr. Tierney.
Earl Moira Mr. Sheridan
Earl Pomfret ' Mr. Vansittart

Lord Viscount Hood Mr. Kiley Addington
Lord Grantley . Mr. Bragge */
And about twenty of the Aldermen;'

Besides seven Judges, most7of the Foreign Ministers, and
Mr. and Mrs. Otto.

About nine o'clock the LADY MAYOIZESS was
concluded to the Ball Room by Lord LESLIE, who
opened the Ball with, Her Ladyship, Mrs. OTTO
was condufted to the Ball Room by Alderman
FLowER. The Dancing was kept up with great
spirit till a late hour.

The female NObility were most elegantly attired
in the fashions for the present month, their head-
dresses consisting of tiaras of ostrich feathers, and
gold sprays. Bandeaus of diamonds and spangles,
with the words "Viva LA l'Aix."
The favours worn by the Lord Mayor's Attend-
ants were orange colour and yellow, with large
bouquets of laurel ; the same were also worn by many
of the Servants cf the Nobility.
After the Ladies retired, the LORD MAYOR con-
tinued to entertain a large party of his friends.—
The two Sheriffs had likewise a large convivial party
at their table.

Alderman LE. MESUR TER presided in the Com-
mon Pleas Rooin, where he was joined by the
reign Ministers, and several of the Aldermen.

* The LORD MAYOR, to add to the splentiour of the Pro-
cession, had borrowed four Suits of Mail from the Tower.

The First Magistrate of London yesterday pre-'
sided ,at a table very diff9ent, if we may believe
the most authentic accounts from Paris, from that. of
the First. Consul. The London Physicians will have
a very different prescription to enforce frOm M.
CORVISSART, if, on the Fite de la Paix, the
Diner a la mode du Premier Consul was general in
,the French Metropolis.
' Yesterday an•unusual number of turkies, hams, .
and chickens expired of a. consumption at Guifdhall.
The disease was observed to be more than .common-
ly rapid in this region, which is always so fatal
at this particular. season of the,year. . .