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s4Flits solemnity on the installation of Chief Ma..
: rate of London for the ensuing year, was yester-
day honcured with the presence of -the first People
. of Distinttion. Among the company present were
the Right. Hon. the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
the Secretaries of State, the Danish and Swedish
14"'0Yb, Lord Chief Baron MACDONALD, Viscount
tooO, Lori PE L H AM, and several of the Members
W.-Administration. •
The Lord Mayor was attended by the Sheriffs of
London, and Alderman BOYDELL, (as Father of
the City) proceeded after the Lord Mayor.
Aldermen MAC ADL EY. AINSL EY," WATSON,
CU,I f IS, LE IGHTON, C ("ERO the RECORDER,
COMMON SERI EANT, • &c. were present at Guild.

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-The 'dinner was served sup in the first stile ; Mr.
ANGEL concluded the entertainment. , The table-
frames were elegantly decorated ; the Chief Magi-
strate's were thrown (en parterre), -and the table,
frames exhibited rural and pieturesque views. The
blessings of A-dee were represented by d display of
the weapons of War being reversed ; Agriculture
and industry were seen joining hand-in-hand.
At the head of the principal table, where his Lord.
811'13 sat, there was :a grand Temple in the Eastern
stile.

The following Toasts were 'drank after dinner :
v.": he Lord and Lady. Mayoress drink to you all in a lovin&.
',4atut bid )•ou hearty welcome. • -
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he Church arid King. •
13Cnalem9"een Prince and Princess of Wales, Duke and
Pr, 5" 91 Vork, and the rest of the Royal Family.
The 'A-41Y to the City flare ondon, and the Trade thereof.
After the
• —nliY and Navy of at Britain.
first toast. Dignum and a Mr. Gibbons
sung, God save the King, accompanied by the band,
:ifnen sung:lchor us. After thesecond toast, the same.
tire nde dßule Britannia. The Ladies re_
wh
from table about a quarter before nine o'clock,
en the following toasts 'were drank with three
times three,
=The Lord Mayor (given-by the late Lord Mayor).
late Lord I+;layor- (given by the present Lord Mayor).
e Chancellor of the Exchequer.
These Gentlemen severally returned thanks in
%bort
.ilyropriate speeches.
si,V,lghtlion. William Pitt, and better health to him.
Thi'ney Smith.,
.117 edikincr was. served up by Messrs. BIRCH and
zid, did much credit to those Gentlemen.
MAYOR ESS went to the banquet in a
ete C4trio4e, the ornaments of which were most
gar •
The man ins armour was dispensed with.
The carriages of the lace LORD MAYOR, Alder_
flan Cohsss, and Sir SIDNEY SMITH, were drawn
along by the mob.
General ANDREOSSI, the French Ambassador,
"as invited, hut did not attend, not yet having been
Presented to His MAJESTY,
„The all opened at a quarter before ten, with a
.71nuet by His Excellency the Swedish Ambas-
:adclorand Miis PRICE. Country dances follow.‘
co they suffered a, tempotary interruption in
exnstquence of several Ladies fainting, from the
ine" thatf heat and pressure. • Two were carried out
covered state into the Hall, where they soon re.
the.
Above a hundred Ladies left the room at
643 e from fear of a similar fate.