The Sun.
London, England, 1831-09-20 00:00:00

COMMON COUNCIL-(THIS

A Court was held this morning for the di5131:
business; also to receive a report from the C
lative to the subject of Reform in Parliament, sotTii
of a petition to the House of Lords, praying
ships to pass the Bill.
The Loam Alavos. took the chair, and the
the last Court were read.

PROPOSED NE.W THEATRE IN V.'S
A petition was presented from the inhabitance;
field street (in which it is proposed to erect s Pe.
against any sanction being given by the Corponive
a new theatre.

Mr. HALE, on moving that the petition bet
the City Lands' Committee, spoke against the'
any theatre.

Mr. BLEADEN did not see any thing so 81:0%,„/
erection of a theatre in the city. He should l'Poi
whether the Duke of Bedford's property had
much improved by the erection of theatres :°:4O
value of property in Milton-street had been ins
per cent. by the existence of the theatre. if
some thousands of pounds to be spent, why Ot
the city without allowing all to go westwatd?
Several Members warmly opposed the ereed"
new theatre, as it would tend to demoralize the'
the city.
Mr. NEwsoN presented a memorial, signed b 11:
many Noblemen, in favour of the manner in 0
theatre in Milton street was managed, and
manager was deserving support in the erection
theatre. The Hon. Member read a letter ~
Marquis of Lansdowne to the same effect. lit

too had sanctioned the theatre, in ordering it WU'
to the public on the day of the Coronation.
The memorial was from Mr. Chapman, but
withdrawn, and it is to be laid before the City 1•$"'
mittee.

,
TILE REFORM BILL.
Mr. STEVENS said that the Committee ttPr
watch the Re•orni Bill had drawn up a report, tin
hoped that immediately the Reform Bill had
House of Commons, a Special Court should I",
to consider a petition to be presented to the
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of Lords, playing their Lordships to pass the 111,
It was also hoped that the Lord Mayor w°°l"
panied by the Sheriffs, proceed with the petiti:of
diately it is agreed to, and place it in the hallo",.„`"'
Peer, to present it to the House of Lords. Thd,
would then see that the Common Council of LI;
fully considered the subject, and were anxious t° 1i
their opinion respecting the necessity of the 13"
into a law had not been altered.—( Hear, hear.) tti,
The report of the Committee was read. It'ts'el
the Committee considered it necessary that it°—
the Reform Bill has passed the Commons, the t<
should meet and petition the House of Lords to °°
the Bill.—The report was received. pt
Sonic discussion arose respecting the approach the
London .bridge, on the bringing up a report 00;
ject.—Consideration of the report was postponewbriA
Mr. PELLATT ( hen our reporter left) wag y
before the notice of the Court a motion, of whiclib
given notice, relative to the authority by wbt,fol
ringdon Market was opened on Sundays, whielyo
a breach of the Sabbath and an infraction of the 16 V
deprecated the power given by the Corporation It)
the Sabbath.

THE FUNDS.--(THIS DAY•)

CITY. TWELVE
The only arrival this morning is ft
South Wales, by which Papers have been
North and South American Coffee-house
(Frain the Paper of the 7th
On Thursday the market was well
exception of grain. Sydney has experien
influx of persons from the country.
the country, occasioned by the late heavy
productive of several melancholy accident
(From the Paper of the sth
By a letter received in town on 1110 y
Town we learn that the schooner Eag.
in that port with very dismal news from
and with as many passengers as she could
Clement is represented as being in a stat
tress, those who had the means flying fi
they could. Tradesmen's wages, whirl
Were 108. per day, had dwindled down
sixpence, and even that could scarcely
the money had disappeared, baying been
the speculators; but we have been so h
contradictory accounts of this noisy Swan,
know whether sl e is black or white, anti
to descant upon the information we receive.
We have satisfaction in announcing that 6.
season has commenced at a much earlier period.
Average market prices—Wheat, per bushel,
Barley 3s. 6,1. ; Oats 3s. 6d.
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