The Sun.
London, England, 1833-09-28 00:00:00

GUILDHALL.-(THIS DAY.)

In consequence of to-morrow (the regular day for
l're.ring in the newly elected Sheriffs) being Sunday, that
4retrony took place this morning. At half-past 11
'felook, the Lord Mayor, accompanied by the Recorder
I.°d the other City Officers, and a great number of the
'thiderrnen, took their seats at the upper end of the
411; when Aldermen Wilson and Harmer took the usual
4oaths as Sheriffs, and were invested with the gold chain of
tfnee.
kr. STOKES took the oath as Under Sheriff for the
,f4rtner and BIN Jandels, of the firm of Harmer and Co.,
for the latter.
The parties then we'd in procession to St. Laurence's
church, Cateaton-street, where a sermon was preached by
the Lord Mayor's chaplain. On the conclusion of divine
cvice tbey returned to the Hall, where the usual pro-
sroations were made.
The RECORDER then stood forward and stated that the
vlpeOrTyt£
, if were then called upon to perform one of the most
not the most so, of any of their privileges—
t4 of electing a chief Magistrate for the ensuing year.
order that they might do so with freedom, he and the
4ldermen would retire.
They
ea
Aldermenrf accordingly did so, when the names of the
Who ave not passed the chair were read over.
II
put,
1.;„51r• HUNT stepped forward and said, he trusted the
Liverymen would not elect any one who would not act in
„le office in as fair a manner a the present Lord Mayor; for
o ough he (Mr. .H) • Id net agree with him in political
the°could
l 0", still he was bound to say, he had acted in
fairest manner ever since he was put into the
le„hai,r*---(Cheers.) At all events, he trusted, they
•;"1" insist upon having Courts called whenever
W" asked in a proper manner. He trusted
cap would would soon arrive when they would be
°Pon to elect the Aldermen every year, which was
at had formerly been done ; and then they would not
tleai corrupt Court of Aldermen dare to treat any ward
ti
,ve Present one bad done that of Portsoken.
ne names of the Aldermen were then put up, when
h~raPpeared a forest of bands for Alderman Farebrother.
HUN'r again stepped forward, and said it was
la-4al for them to
go through the farce of returning two
tha°44 ; it Was a mere mockery, and he hoped they would
et'W their sense of it by not holding up a single hand for
-II other candidate, as they had already elected one by a
re,,,at majority.4 d'he other names were then put up, and not more than
thop°44 hands were held up for any one, while for others
WM not one.
Pi he Sheriffs declared the election to have fallen upon
re Jebrother and Winchester, and went eut to make their
'l,l to the Court of Aldermen accordingly.
lai;j44.t,h,eir return the REcounEn. declared the choice to
cheeea"en on Mr. Alderman Farebrother, amid much
41'ng'
tem r. Alderman FAREBROTHER returned thanks in a
to i speech, in which he adverted to the Commission
felt ttrre into corporation abuses, stating that he
appoi elighted that such a commission had been
took-El:ei d, as he was convinced the more inquiry that
Loodtrate into the conduct of the corporation of
ought nt) Lthe more the public would feel assured that it
The wort " set up as a pattern to all other corporations.
Year of irl,thY Alderman assured the Livery that during the.
tens ,holl,rnayoralty the rights and interests of the Cat-
-11,44;:1 be watched over and protected.—(Cheers.)
Sheriffs, tt
a" th were then agreed to—to the Lord Mayor and
e Common Hon.—Adjourned.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.
SErr• 27 Wind E.S.E.—Sailed the out-
Wit,dsbound. *
llTPolt•rsstouTii, SEPT. 27.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrived off
:rt the Mansfield, Williams, from Singapore and Van
Lettien's Land. The Bolton, Driver, bound to Bengal,
Lin Warking out this afternoon, touched on the Horse Sand,
klat came off with the flood, and proceeded ; she is not
-uP„Posed to have sustained the least damage.
rtyMOUTII, SEPT. 26.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrived off
°l.„t the Plyro, Davis, from Gallipoli.
hretzteind W.S.W. to W., fresh
SEPT.o eEPT. 26•
114
deck 11)02VER, SEPT. 27.—Arrived off port the Burlington,
.ulv, from Quebec, leaky, with loos of bulwarks and
cargo.
bere"r/s, SEPT. 27 —Arrived the Maria Sophia, Lam-
iff' from Rio Janeiro.
fr °°tE, SEPT. 26.—Atrived the Julia, Stanworth,
uln NeWcastle.
grA
PatnastmATE CREEK, SEPT. 27.—Arrived the Mauricio,
; from Barcelona.
t
son,
ton
SEPT. 26.—Arrived the Glasgow, Robin-
I• "ew York ; Ninus, Reed, from Lisbon; Wel-
Zigton, mi,
Id `euell, from Archangel ; and Kilmarnock,
S 4 -Well, frOrn St. Petersburgh. Off port the Martha,
cot% fromA Africa ; and Harriet, Rhodes, from Bihia.
star -11'"Ext SEPT. 25.—Arrived off port the Thain-
-1 DI Donald, from Riga,
Arrived
SEPT. 25.—Arrived the Industry, Cobb,
yr: Riga.
lian.,'"4„,llBoßoucir, SEPT. 26.—Arrived off port the Wil-
aylor, from Riga.
:414Ds, SEPT. 26.—Arrived the Sovereign, Fergu-
iki: from St. Petersburgh.
y:TvtsTork-E, SECT. 26 AND 27.—Arrived the Tiley,
47 t", and Gratitude, Consett, from Hamburg. A large
the 2° Supposed to be foreign, bottom up, was passed on
Leered instant, 60 miles S.W. of this, by the Ann,
Al t°',, arrived in the roads from Hamburg.
Petk°4Y FRITH, SEPT. 25.—Arrived the Bon Accord,
14),,r' from Davis' Straits.
ItisktozOCE, SEPT. 26.—The Firm, Hardie, from
ofutiYo to 111e,sina, put in here to .day, with damage and
th topmasts.
Abe F.

INuth 'lye Brothers, Hearle, from Liverpool to Ply-
141d earn
Leee fallen in with, abandoned, on the 25th inst.,
d bark to Liverpool.