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ascertained and allowed, it could make no dif-
ference whatever in the law of the question.
Air. Alderman Tuoap was not enabled to de-
cide what difference it would make in the taw of
the case, hut he conceived it ought, and w(,)tild
have great weight in the decision of the Court
upon the question. Even admitting the correct-
ness of the facts stated in the Report, he had great
doubt as to the right of that Court to interfere
with the privileges and conduct of the Livery in
Common Hall, for %flitch reason, and also ;moo
the former grounds he had urged, he should feel
it his duty to vote for the adjournment of the con-
sideration of the Report.
Alderman liittou rose, with some warmth, and
insisted upon the propriety of the Court's pro-
' eyeding immediately. lie disclaimed all party
feeling, nor was he actuated by the slightest
sentiment of hostility or animosity towards Any
one of the individuals implicated in these trans-
actions ; bat the right of that Court to in-
terfere on such it business had been publicly
questioned, and even denied,—it was, there-
tote, of the utmost importance to the dignity of
that Court, and to the Citizens at large, that that
question should be determined as speedily as
possible ; that it should be ascertained what were
the rights and privileges of the Court of Alder-
men, or whether they had any rights or privileges
at all, lie considered, that on the legal issue of
this case depended that decision, and lie could see
nu reason whatever for delay. He should there-
fore support the motion for approving the lie-

port. and for proceeding npnwit forthwith.
One or two of the Aldermen made a few obser-
vations, but more in the nature ut desultory con-
versation tl►an open discussion, and, on the ques-
tion being put, the Amendment was negatived,
and the orignai m►►tion, for referring the Report
sack to he carried into execution, was agreed to.
BREACH OF PRIVILEGE, IN PUBLISHING THE PRO-
CEEDINGS OF THE COURT.

The Loap MAYOR called the attention of the
Court to the circumstance of Ihe recent publica•
clop of the Proceedings of that Court in two or
three late instances; his Lordship did not pie-
sent any formal terilten Report on the subject,
but contented himself with a verbal statement of
the facts as they occurred. Ile considered the
publication as a breach of the privileges of that
Court, and thought it of importance that inquiry
should be made by what means, anti by o horn,
such communications had been made. Pis this
infringement on the Privileges of the Court had
commenced during his Mayoralty, he should have
wished that some decision on the subject could
have been come to before he left the Chair ; nnti,
with that view, had tett it his duty to make the
statement he had done to the Court.

Mr. Alderman Cox concurred in the import-
tarrce and necessity of ascertainingtthrough whom,
and in what manner, their proceedings had got
before the public. That Court was not an open
Court, and their proceedings must therefore have
gone through some improper channel; he thought
every Alderninn ought to be called upon to de-
clare upon his honour whether or no he bad any
participation in causing the said proceedings to
be made public.
This proposition of Mr. Alderman Cox's occa-
sioned several remarks, and one or two of the
Members declared their innocence as to havitsg
made any communiektiou on the subject ; the
question, however, eras not formally pat to each

Alderman present, mod, after some conversation,
the ;natter dropped Without any precise motion.

The oilier regnl;ir business bei»g gone Ali ()ugh
the Court adjoornetl.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performrd on Sot urtlazi Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, DEW IZY-LINE.—Wild Oats : Rover, Mr.
Elliston ; Lady Amaranth, Mrs. W. Wc,t. After which,
I ligh Notions.
Tne.vtitt: ROYAL, CovENT-GARDEN.—Lowe makes a Man
Carlos, Mr. C. Keruble ; Angelina, Miss Foote. After
which, Rosina.

TO COIMESPONDENTS.
"A FRITNII TO TUE CossmuTioN," has been unavoidably
delayed, but shall be inserted to-morrow.

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LONDON,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER S. 1819.

We received yesterday the Paris Papers of
Thursday last. Those of Friday, which were clue
this morning, have not arrived.
The limo, it is apprehended, will be prevented
by indisposition from opening in person the Session
of the Chambers. His MAJESTY, however, trans-
acts business as usual with his Ministers, and on
Wednesday held a Privy Council, which was at-
tended, in addition to the Ministers, by the Mar-
quess GARNIER, M. ROYER COLLARD, the Marquess
de ,7AUCOURT, and the Baron PASQUIRR, each of
whom bears the title of Minister of State. The
Council continued sitting for four hours. The
KING also on Wednesday gave an audience to the
Count BARGE MARBOIS.

The accounts from Vienna state, that the Sup-
plementary Congress, as it is called, is to assemble
at Vienna, for the purpose of being formally open-
ed on the I Gtb mist., and the first Conference is to
take place on the 20th, Ti is Congress, we are