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ELECTION OF A COMMON-PLEADER FOR
TILE CITY OF LONDON.—Yesterday a numerous meeting
of the inhabitants of London took place at the London
Tavern, for the purpose of promoting the election of
JOHN SYDNEY TAYLOR, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, as a fit
and proper person to till the office of Common Phader,
now vacant. Mr. ALLEN, of Plough-court, took the
chair. Mr. W. WESTON, and Mr. OFFER, the Magis-
trate, proposed and seconded a resolution, stating Mr.
TAYLOR'S fitness for the office. Mr. THO'HAS SAUNDERS,
Mr. J. DRINKALD, Mr. GLOVER, a barrister, Doctor
Goitlu, N, and Mr. Eurr, addressed the meeting i❑ favour
of Mr. TAYLoL'c pretensions. It was stated that he ob-
tained the gold medal for eloquence, in the Historical Su.
ciety of Trinity College, Dublin, thereby participating in
an honour similar to what was gained by such men as
PLUNKET, BUSHE, and NORTH. His classical and legal
attainments were highly spoken of. Mr. S. TAYLOR,
having addressed the meeting, tie resolutions were passed,
and arrangements made for an active canvass.
MARSHAL NET'S MEMOIRS.—We are re-
quested to announce, that the edition in French of the
"Memoirs of Marshal Ney," from his original MSS. and
papers in the possession of the family, was published on
Thursday the 25th of July, by Mr. BULL, Holles.street,
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lation of the same work will be issued in the course of the
ensuing week.
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ference resumed its sittings yesterday. Tire
Meutestion that
in deliberation about three hours, and
related t i
tog the Scheldt.
to a future
itilnall in tunefu be paid on
prinAciiplaelrl
The question was not what tn.
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breldttteinain water only that runs
but w tat t c.e , rea ty
the internal rivulets that issue Irons
to the sea, or includes . .
into it. After considerable discussion, which
it, or NI into i .
is—whether
navigation of oefonthseistSseo.. , .
we understand was carried on in a very conciliatory spi-
rit, the question was adjourned, we believe,
sitting, but the general disposition among the iiletubers
was to regard the main stream only as the Scheldt.
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