The Sun.
London, England, 1805-11-14 00:00:00

C 177 II'E'S.I.VESS.

'COUrt AlderlDell held yeSterday, at
. Guildhall. when the ecair• t imaiiiinouslv voted their
thanks to P.ci'En PERCHMtII; 1+:841. the late Lord
Mayor.
Yesterday a Court of Common Council NVtIS also
held at Guildhall, being the first in the present
Mayoralty, which was attended by .the Lord Mayor,
twelVe Aldermen, the Recorder, he:iffs, and a'greit
number of. Commoners. -
The proceedings' of the InfiltCouilt were, read, and
confirmed • among which proceedings. was a letter
the Lord Mayor had laid befoi*the Court, which his
Lordship had received from Capt. FRED,VIIICK R alp
LAND, of. La Loiro Frigate,' in answer to 14f Lor47
ship's letter, communicating the Thanks.of. the Court
voted to Capt. FREDLRICK MAITLAND,
,&c, (,):1 the
27ti1 June la,t, for planning and directing the attack
at. El Muros ' • which .Was read,read,and ordered to been,
tered on the Journals.

The Loup MAx.pa having addresstid the qourt in
a very'elegant speech, Mr. SAW:IM DI*ON moved,,
that an, hmuhl,e 1041, and dutithl Addß.ss, be pre»
seined to IlriMAJv.3l-i, on the glorious Vi ivy
tained over the'Combined Fleets of France and Spain,
on the .f..).lSt Ult. off Cape Trefalgar; which, being se-
concled by Mr. Deputy KUMBLE, was unanimously.
;agived to, and a Committee ofall the Aldermen pre-
sent a tid aCommoner out, of each Ward, was appointed
to withdraw, and prepare., the.same ; who being re;
turned, the Address was read,- agreed, to, and •or,
tiered to be Proented,to 13,cs,MAJEsTy by. the whole
Court. And the Sheriifs,„ attended by tlw RcblelP—
brancer, were requestedto:wait upon I lig .MAJ,tis:Y-,
to know his pleasure when he will yeeive thee.. • •

" How sleep the brave,mhp alai; to rest ,
" With all their Country's wisheS blest !"
We hope the Funeral Honours which are'to gimme
Lord NEnsox's ! Interment will be such as will at;i
once tend to elevate the National Spirit, and to.
speak the gratitude of a great People. It has been.
suggested, that the Corporation of London should
,aik for the Body of its illustrious Citizen, and that
the larnented remains of our British Hero should litS
in state in Guildhall. To this suggestion we give our
most hearty concurrence ; at all events,his " honour-
.ed bones" will b~ deposited with duo solemnity.; and
iwe presume to offer a sketch of the Procession. Let
the whole Cavalcade be ordered and regulatedby the
College of Heralds, in their appropriate habiliments,
assisted by the City Marshals and their men. Let
the Children on board the Marine Society's. Ships.,
and as many Sea-boys as can be spared from the ves;,
sell in the river, walk iirst, in jackets and troysers
with a piece of crape round their left artils ; then let
a large body of Seamen and Marines, arranged in ter..il
changeably, follew,and let the,Veteran Inmates 1:1‘
Greenwich Hospital immediately preetxle the 80dy..;
Let the Pall-bearors be Admirals ; let the Chief
Mourner be one of his Lor4sltip's own Family.,_,..Let
the Lords of the Admiralty and the Commission; rs
of the Navy walk next. let the Lord Mayor -j
of the City of London, the Aldermen, and the Com-
talon Council, in their Gowns .of Ceremony succeed, ,1!
The!whole. Procession tt, be headed tetra .closed.
larie Wtiehments of Dragoons; and let nurftercros...)
Battalions of Soldiers, Militia and Yolunteers, be
interreixed at due intervals. But it is posit' clVgaid.l; 7
.that Hig.M.v.mwry ]tale been, graelemly. pleased
give orders, that the remains of the departed' Herd
alitauto'be, deposited MIR.- Paul's Cathedral, and -th;it-i
the Cereroony'shall be marked by all suitable mug. .:1
tliffeenee.

. The territory annexed to the. ettLi of Duke of
JartbieT yield.; above 50001, a year. Lord Nee...so.:,t.
direaed°that couol. should be devoted to the the of
the' Peasants of that
°neighbourhood, whose dress
and einnthrts from this liberal donation,
placed them mueb others in the Country.
One thousand was aSsig4d for repairs and improte,.
meats of the estate, oriel the other .reocol: were re.
imhulv tnmsmitted to his':l2ordship.'
The Coffin iffy/ hich LOrd Viscountl\'''.ntseekfs,Body
l to be deposited tiow lies 'at: IVEr. Peddisdiese.,in
Brewer-street. 'lt is mat, entireird planks of fir,
nut inure than half 411 inch tic whit% !NOV cut
out of the mast of the Frenoli,Adtnirgs shipi
L'Orient,• that blew ,•up in the,ghnious ,tfe4
Aboukir. The lid is the only part at present ATM:
Covered, and the workmen were obliged to ,pibc'e it
at the sides and, end. The ,ontside is covered with.
fine black cloth, and the. inside lined with white silk,
stuffed with cotton; and trimmed round thetop with
a quilling of mitred Silk. This coffin is (i feet long,
but narrow, When the body is deposited in thk„, it
is to be placed in a leaden 'coffin, lined with thick
planks of oak, which also. lies, ready at the' same
house. The outside coffin is not yet finished—it is
to be covered with black velvet, and richly monnted.
Lord I-Ltattoway landed at Cuxhaven fast Thurs-
day) and proceeded with his s4ito shortly afterwards
on his way to Berlin. Dispatches stating hiS
ship's arrival have been brought from the Elbe*, by
Mr. Ruff', the Messenger. • The port of Cuxhaven
is now thrown conipletely open.
resterdq the Lope .Ca.ktecet.t.ort, the Arrott-
NRY GE :ORAL, NlAsTast of the notes, Earl CAW-
DEN, Lord MueGitAvs, and =Lord CASTLEitEA.GR,
had a long interview with. Mr. Prir, at his residenco
in noviiing-street.
Yesterday evening, at five o'clock, the Ilrigado Of
Royal FAN. India Voinnteers, in, foll-dress uniform,
paraded in their field, by 9rder of. the Chairman of
the Bast India Company, and tired a fia-dejoye, iu
honour of our late splendid Naval Videries.
It has been erroneously stated in several of tiro
,
Ptibite Prints) that a misunderstanding had .taken
place between Mr. CooKE. and
.the. Proprietor; of
Coveni-Garden Theatre. The truth 'is, that Mr.
CoOktE-has plmtded ill-health re4sOti for not at-
tendhtg his ptofossional doties, As, however, the
Theatre*Could not stop on =Count of an individual?
other PerforMers.hTh.: been obllwid to appear in his
Charaaers. Mr. 14.taOAA r has performed Pie*ilivo,
and-Mr. Kafettr. Pieeece Mr. Cooe.e. '.vas to have
performed a part in ''the new COinedy of :17":6,. Pclin!•
(pent, but as he ha; not
.properly the re-
hearsoli, Mr.KAMBler has st,l-died tl par'.; i:1
to prevent any disappintment
Public. This is the oely ground a the •,
that has been it entioned, end it° •:1
be removed When Coor:,1 re :;11713 • •
.1\11"1. SlOrarthA c s4dt t`. t,, c
meant last night at Cu.,-
Oyu-after of h4e/k.
tire itch to take place toil attar