The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-18 00:00:00

IdISCELLA NEO OS.

The incident to Which the following Memorial
refers was of so interebting a In!ture, and the.
servic.9 rendered was so important to the coun-
try, chat some (lark of distinction to .y; we con-
criv4, he reasonably expe4ed':— ; '

"TO .THIL' KING'S RIOf4T FAcC2,liii-ENT.•MtATF43I7
TN COU'NfAT.,.

• ‘.".The undersigned begs ledve indSt relipectully to rep resent,
til,t on the 31st of Octobei; 1.79.5:, a Pro:lunation was issited,
-purporting that, on the 29th of • that. month, ditars. perEoill
riotously assembll,:and stationA in the city of Wtaitriin.r.;:r,
proze.ericd to highly criminal outrages, in gross violation •of
the public peace, and to the actual danger of the Myal Pavan.
On that day, as his late Majesty,.of bletistd.incniaiy, "after
-114 re.f.e.ra ftorn the lio:wre of Ldidi, val -en4ca,i-Atz:tag. to prat,
ceed iu his-private easriage, from S:. Jamcs'4-Palazeto BlFlr-
inghani-liottse, unattended by any part of the civil cr military
power, the undersigned had the happineSs of af.7artling
• tiou to bis Sacred Person. •

" A few days afar that eifc:lt, he was Loncur(xl with the
Royal Thanks at the Court At St. James's, aop'y, hisl4,ltirsql
most graciOnsly condescended to a4vert to tile proniptitude of
his interference, and said, in the heafifik of
-Coin of the Royal Navy, now l'ots-c:A=e

just in tinte.!

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This wz.73 the opinion and dz,sdaratiov of a tiortax*,
whose intrepidity was as manifest as his othar Moat trzinlat

virtues.

" The .undersigneti can also prbve, by the best lio-31;i6U evi-
&met!, that his late Iliajsty very often me:Alone-I -the

rendered.

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4 He is therefore induced to e=p;_ess an !tumble Nolo;
at the solemn ceretnatry of your Mojesty's Coronation-, pc
Majesty may be graciously pleased ta. confer spine mark of
your Royal Grace and Favour uuon itesceilan n
either by an addition of honour io his presyt Family. Coat-o-
f or by any other lastin, teStinionial of iiis havut
tinder Divine Providence, tale -hapy-lnstrunient:'of -protecting
the life of your Majesty's august and venerated Father:
%TORN .REDIIIOF.EitiI."

CITY BesiNEss.—A Court of Aldernten wa;
yesterday held at Guildhall, at which Sir R. C.
GLI-N- presided as locum tenens for The Lord
Mayor.—Messrs. Aldermen Garratt and Vee3-
bles gave the usual bond to serve the office of
Sherilf.—Sir W. Curtis, in his Place, haring :;-t; -
!titled his assent agreeably to the directions of
the Act of Common Council on that beirtif to r,!-
move to- the Ward., of Bridge Without, in tiv.
room of Sir W. Lewes, decease. , the Court re
quested the Lord Mayor toisstie liisTr!•cept for
the election of an Alderman of the Ward of
Tower, in. the place of Sir W. Curtis.—The
Court proceeded to hear the petitions of Mr.
Hughes. and Mr: Tegg 11.;gliitist the 'election of
Mr. William Lister as Common Councilman. for
the Ward of Bassishaw, and M r. Adam, as Coun-
sel on their behalf,- was heard at great lenith
thereon, and examined evidence at the bar' of
the Court.—Mr. Lister was heard on leis .objitc-
tion to the same.—Sir S. C. Hunter, Bart.,•th.:
Alderman of the .Ward, was also heard, and
examined further witnesses.—Strangers
then ordered to withdraw, .and 'thb Coin,
after shortly delibe,rating ,:thereon, adjatigied
the said election to be void, and directed P 73-
cepts to be issued for a Wardrnote 'for a new
election.—Public notice • was given "to sever:a
persons in attendance respecting a proposed7re-
duction in the pay of the Coal Whipper?i'mpu
the petition of the Ship Owners in the
but that. the Court could Wit then- come tO'kry
final decision thereon, from flie—pressof-0i11,,r
bUsiness before them.---CornmiSsioneri of- the
Court of Requests, for. the 'months of Augtrstianl
September, were next appOinted.—Mr. Chtlibl3rt
was admitted. one of the officers 'of the Lord
Mayor's Household, in the relou'l 9f li'iSho'*,
resigned.—The' Inquests of the Ward of Ciird-
'wainer.and St. Bride's, in Farringdon Withont,
attended with presetitments.An extra allOW-
ance of one pound of 'beef and a pint of strong
beer, was ordered to be made to each of the pri.
soners in the gaols of this City on the day of the
Coronation ;
.and the front of GUildhall was
ordered to be 'handsomely illuminated in the
evening 'of that:day.

CAntiox.—(Fortoen NoTEs.)—Although the
circulation -of forged 11. notes is c'dnsiderabl
de-
creased, the public must still be upon their guard
with respect to the few that are nowpassing.
One plate is understood to be still at work, and
Much activity is used to "circulate the impression
from it. A wholenle'. dealeir; as it should -seem,
in these forged notes, underwent examination
before Sir 3. PErtittrqa, yesterday, at Guildhall.
The-name given in by the prisoner was Mattheio
Garr, who described litnSelf a •a hawker about
the_country,and his general appearance Was suit-
able to the character.-----Mr. Maynar,l, the Bank
Solititor, stated,' that he had numermis charges
to prefer against him, itt'st" of he ,vas
not prepared with his evidence:. ,Tihetle were,
however, three cases, the parties in which were
pre:sent, and he should therefore be able to show
-suilicient 61 the -practice of 'the tyriSbrier in this
nefarious system to warrant tile 'Atagiitrate in re-
manding him for farther exarninatiOn.---Three
persons were then examined, and the fact of ut-
terink notes in three -inslaneeS, deHhred by the
Bank Inspector to be TorgiAiosOdatisivorn agaiust
the prisoner. 11e was reinantled :to give time fur
the production of other charges against 'him,
'which were said to amount to eleven or tweve.'

Satuplay 'eveining agenteel dressed man
brought a note to Mr. 413 w, Palace Yard; pur-
porting to be from- Mr. P.,.-mmeTT, requestkg to
.have sic of the' b6.st 'place§ for the Corona ion.
;The servant. toolk it .upttifirt; the' tinesit'ti:;er
availed •himself of her :absenve,, and walked off
with a valuable bracket clock from the hal!.