The Sun.
London, England, 1825-11-09 00:00:00

ARRIVALS IN TOWN.

William Horton, Esq. M. P. front Paris ; Mrs. Horton,
from Richmond. At the St. George's Hotel, Albemarle.
street—Lord and Lady Cranley, from Surrey. At the Claren•
don Hotel—Lord and Lady Wm. Bentinck, from Bram) ton
Park. At Greillon's Hotel, Albemarle-street—The Rev. Mr.
Bentinck and Mrs. Bentinck, from Yorkshire. At Thomas's
Hotel—Lady Stratton, from Berks. At head's Hotel—Archer
Clive, Esq. from a tour. At the Burlington Hotel—Mrs.
Scot and family, from Harrowgate.

A 1381.11
CIVIL SERVICE.
RA,,e'r
.REPORT of the COMMITTEE of COX
'SPONDENCE dated the 21st Sept. 1824.
6 Art, . ,
AIISENTEE ALLOWANCE.
4;1 Pear era
actual residence in India, in the Civil Service,. of
hi aecoun upwards, a Covenanted Servant shall be entitled,
s pti tof ill health or otherwise, and without reference, to
Year vate fort
ea. 31 and , um?, to come once to Europe, on leave for three
eel. Per ,0 receive for that period from the Company's Cash
Ilrii-ri
Icannum.
.11.11,vd:
.rt:rtioinli: ref
gtitilri ayshall.st ciii i n greateri2yronn teuniyibeearrhto,lf)
arII
17 Servantsfrome come
Bengal—
dihol e
peate,prefee • , aril six 41'0)11 0111 ~).
C e,tifi e: ice to be first given to Servants producing. M.e-
s4bly tt ca,es, upon honour, that a visit to Europe is intim-
tit4aecoteeie:.:ary to the restoration of health; and then to Ser- The Annual Civic Pageant this day caused the
1 vif Servants to seniority.
4-11,trope compelled by certified ill health to come to busy throng to forsake hi berious action, and as-
-4Y e, tol);.,,evi°wY to completion of ten years residence as semble in the principal thoroughfares in crowds,
.• pe_ c entitled for a period not exceeding three years, to to catch a view of the procession. It certainly
krva„'- tolnum. ' -
4tiiisttt, Who have so received indulgence shall not, on again did not eclipse former years in splendour, but
tiedtiar, Eul.°Pc, after completing ten years or upwards, be our old friends, the Men in Armour, were in
tweeetl b3,-"ceart&allowance under the Ist regulation, except coin-
W 410;thitt they edtheir places, and the one in burnished steel
sickness, and then only to the difference be.
have.drawn as Absentee-Allowance, and that looked very splendid, and wore a most chivalrous
itrritlesePaellic:iv?,iluni, for three years. air— •
14 „ilo.eta__
abtance expiratione from date of quitting India, " Shone his mail'd breast, and flash'd his sabre's ray."
!,(1(114_
~?_, the of three years, or on their arrival
ei Servants'7ole may first happen. The Loan MAYO u embarked at • half-past
4rld, to receiving Absentee-Allowance from a Civil twelve o'clock at Blackfriars Bridge, and pro-
" allowed the benefit of this regulation.
l' ''lli • etsi •• • - ceeded to the Courts of Law, where, in the Ex-
, Berp,i •e, Girl FUND IN BENGAL. .
li,„4lolera'e,,on. to be one-twenty-fifth part of salaries and pub-. chequer, the usual forms of law were passed
pra P 125. "8, except travelling expences, from the Ist of through. The procession then returned in the
I.llp, tzl Arui .
use, bei, ultY to be 10,000 rupees, payable here at 25. per barges to the place of embarkation, and being
,A14,4i,,1g 7,000/. sterling. met by the equestrian part of the pageant, it
srtil ser`vis to be tendered to subscribers having served in the proceeded in the following order to Guildhall :-
114'4 perlicoe,2s Years, and actually resided in India 22 years
Peace Officers to clear the way.
'etors, ", according to seniority, as fixed by the Court of
41 " fir I Foot Marshal.
Y, blast sa.nnult be ' with the Ist of The Stavesmen of the Goldsmit.h's
Irisgranted
State Livery.
Band of Musicians, in full Regimentals.
:1:14411,141:.4441ber of Annuities in no case to exceed nine per
Eight Banners of the Goldsmiths' Company.
- The Splendid Long Streamer.
tii?4tsB,l'ibberiber having contributed full oti years, including
es °Ptio er'ee in F -- , • • from-the service befoie • The Beadle.
e4a h of_ .urope, anti retiring
The Chaplain, Clerk, Gentlemen of the Livery, Court of As-
%eve
\hie in r turny devolve on him, to be entitled to
sistants, Wardens, and Master Warden of the
A,lvilat
.:'' Proper without any payment to the fund,
Goldsmiths' Company, in Carriages.
tlltitlY saft„'_37 he claimable under the following. rule, viz.
Foot Marshal.
use ,ellitil subs''
accepting the tender of an annuity, shall (to
Porters of the Stationers' Company.
eselpallot.,‘,neteto) Pay to the institution the difference between
Barge Master's Mate, in full unifOrm.
ktielllalate,Te actual value of the annuity on. his life, and the
Two Ancient Streamers.
4111'14'016.1-al" of his previous contributions, in case the
Captain of the Band of Pensioners.
see y I.l,etil'y shall be less than the former.
Forty Pensioners, carrying Shields and Javelins, attended by
krt.' aria abfler So choosing may decline paying such differ. Forty
A-41, "111 be entitled to an annuity diminished in pro-
The Barge-master in his State Livery.
Baud of Musicians in full Regimentals.
liervirlee4•4l.lllitant to be wholly debarred front returning to the
to is gels Eight Banners of the Stationers' Company.
save -leribe, ,_ Two splendid lung Streamers.
44ttNe no etagv. no has been dismissed the Company's service
Captain of the Gentlemen Ushers.
1/44"4tionof Thirty Gentlemen Ushers, in black attire, hats, wigs, gloves,
A Y. service essential to entitle an individual to an
to tlll abserib wands, and cockades. .
The Under City Marshal.
). benefit" rosy, at any time, withdraw, forfeiting his right
The Companys' Beadle, in his Gown.
'-eflaruricarzt.)
41 .________---............:______ The Gentlemen of the Livery in their Gowns. ,
/Ili it' JA --
--- The Clerk.
4) lies bc,MB MoNTGomERY.--This Gentleman, Gentlemen of the Court of Aseistants, and Wardens of the
Stationers' Company, in Carriages.
,;(1.e(1, for . long known, and deservedly ad- The Master of the Stationers' Company, in his Chariot.
eollitOeshi "is Poetical talents, has resigned the The City Watermen in
.F.ull Dress, bearing. the City Flags.
is oe
is Itlet ,i ' a Sheffield Journal which he had Grand Military Band of Music.
1 tae
Ns for Serjeant Trumpeter on Horseback.
le sdi • Many years. Mr. MONTGOMERY Kettle Drums.
sli e Stiff ~ •
uP !ellis‘ied for, literary talents only, but Three Trumpeters on Horseback, in full State Dresses.
tli:Volt.,; "aspicuous for moral worth and all Herald of England on Horseback, bare-headed, habited in a
superb Tabard, with the Arms of England.
Ataittlatio,lit .nifections. A strong proof of the Two Yeomen of the Guard on Horseback, in lull costume, to
•s• nt, it which .he is held by his townsmen guard the Herald.
Sis serv. ,
Two Yeomen of the Guard on Horseback, in full costume, to
;111,1 (I as , :Me in the Public Dinner which was
guard the Knights.
I,' tsie ' ' testimony of respect to his virtues Two Ancient Knights, mounted on Chargers,plumed andarnied
qt. ents ~
~,r v. , on the 4th inst., at the Tontine cap-a-pie; the one. in a suite of Copper Scale Armour, h e
.• \? IScOU . other in a suit of Brass Scale Armour.
4141 ork nt Mwrox, M. P. for the County
Two Esquires Attendant.
Stiff 1,41 Presided on the occasion. On his Three Yeomen of the Guard on Horseback, in full costume, to
id
lit: Int, , Were placed Mr. MONTGOMERY guard the Knights.
Three Trumpeters on Horseback, in full State Dress.
el,i4it P It
everted Dr. MILNER, On the left Ancient Knight,
fit and tindAil
04'1'11, Esq., a Magistrate of Shef- Mounted on a Charger, plumed and armed cap-a-pie, in a suit
'qiiv. Of -y uEIIT CHALONER, Esq. M.P. for the of Brass Chain Armour,
Two Esquires Attendant.
waded 1 init ° rk• A very numerous body of the
abit Two Yeomen of the Guard, on Horseback, in full costume, to
tl,r ants of the town and county at- guard the Knight.
41 01i .1
Three Trumpetersl. on Horseback, in full State Dresses.
kit tiolivo tare occasion. Many speeches
li; I', „_, wo Ancient Knights
•at - Who Pte in honour of Mr. MoNTGo- Mounted on Chargers, plumed and armed cap.N_l!ie, one in a
its t/rY of 1
,libriself gave a brief but interesting suit of Polished Brass Armour, the other in a suit of 1 ohah-
Pi•
ed Copper Armour.
44:44"siVel I'S "wn life, modestly expressed and Two Esquires Attendant.
1,4 i‘te. Ael• thY
d'4 et I . hilarity,to guard the Knights.
~'4Ct ~:•11.0,s and the honour thus given
The Lord Mayor's Six Servants, in splendid Liveries.
'lts (It an .I,,,tcrOMERY is a proof that the con- The Principal City Marshal.
i‘vi . t:1481)t :"-le istto r
' Itil eet of a Public Journal may excite TME RIGHT itoNouitAßLE THE LORD MAYOR,
ik ft 'Bl.lp em, and confidence of mankind, In his State Carriage, drawn by Six Horses.
Iltl ler • "zline-p Followed by
te 1(4 Vile b arty on the one hand, or show Followed
lied 'lerence to those in Power on the The Lady Mayoress, in her private state carriage, drawn by
four horses; the late Lord Mayor, drawn by six horses; the
1,5 104 Still 1
IC pea 0 and ' ess in resorting to wanton defa- Senior Aldermen, Recorder, Junior. Aldermen, two Sheriff's of
London and Middlesex, Chamberlain, Common Serjeant,Town
Is Iv tat AlrPersonal hostility. We sincerely
Of Clerk, Judges of the Sheriffs' Court, Common Pleaders, Comp-
ti‘tlti I"`ea ' MONTGOMERY, Under the tirade
9 .i 4 -ruedtroller, Remembrancer, Solicitor, and Under Sheriffs, in their
Iti Ppin laurels, will long enjoy health' carriages. .
lel e's il • ' At
,ttrine Obelisk, Bridge-street, the Procession, after its return
4spir,, ' a :literary retreat, still visited c
from tr estminster in the state barges of the several Companies,
‘""°11S ,01 his fertile and moral Muse. was joined by the company invited to the banquet at Guildhall.

The Earl of Liverpool arrived at his residence at Whitehall
yesterday, from his seat at Coombe Wood. His Lordship laid
the first stone of the new bridge at Kingston on Monday.
Sir Roger and Lady Sophia Gresley have arrived at the Earl
of Coventry's, Croorne, Worcestershire, from the Marquis of
Londonderry's seat, in Ireland.
Her Excellency the Marchioness of Wellesley has, we under-
stand, given a donation of 500/. to the Roman Catholic Chapel,
in Marlborough-street.—( Dublin 3forning Courier.)

LOflD MAYOR'S DAY.