The Sun.
London, England, 1816-11-07 00:00:00

ENGLISH Ct.(' F; Xr

PAurs, Nov 2.—lt appears that the establish

!nett of the. Fatglish,circle formed at Paris, at No.
4O of the •street Chaussee-d'Antitt, formerly the
• Montessou, will commence the course of
ft:tes intended to be given this winttr, with a
Arent{ bail, to take place on Thursday, at which
the presence of the Doke of CAMBHIDOR .13 CX•
peeted. The perstins,,who have not a tight to he
invited HS members of the circle, or who have not
'received a particular invitation, are to leave theit
stamia at rife hotel of the circle, where, after a
preliminary scrutiny, tickets are to be delivered to
them. It confidently eitfiected that the' meet-
ing will be extremely ill; , 'froni the number
of invitations already issued to persons or divine.
Lion, French, English, sod toreigners', ,and from
the names of the Ladies already inscribed to be
Present. at the meet ittg.—( Purls Purer.)

FDr.l%foNTnit, R;shop of Copenhagen, celebrat-
sift the Satli anniversary at his marriage, on the
1311 i nit.

The four persons when-6 we mentioned in our
raper of Tuesday last, a's being apprehended at
Ware, in liens, on suspicinn of being concerned
irt.the ,Forgery on Messrs. Lusuocit and Co. have
had a prirote examination at the Police Office in
Bow-strter. The two trottiSM mete ;
but the two men
;were remandel for a furtliet
hearing on bloating next. From 'the 4lfecting
'narrative which was developed (anti which was
pretty well ant hentieated by parsons who true
presem) by one of the females, of In r hirth, fa-
May. and education, and the contrition which site
she Wed for her then degfading !inflation, the
gistrate was very humanely induced to recommend
her to, a certain Charitable fustitation, where,
from relleetiOn and good example, she may be re-
c Limed from the abandoned lite she has been un-
fortunately led to Inflow for some time past—
owing; its it is said, to the base anti seductive
Promises of a Military Officer.--(Morning Paper.)
FORTUNATE ESCAPR.--,A few
m trays since a Gen-
tleman, who lives in Feltherstotie.buildings. Mil-
burn, having, returned from a morning's excursion
his gig, bed no sooner slighted than his ser-
vant negligently took off the bridle before he put
The animal perceiving that.it was dis-
engaged 170111 all rest rain( , smidenlywheeled round,
by which motion it thiew down the groom, and
one tsf the wheels went over his body, and very
severely injured him. The horse instantly rushed
forward, and
_attempted to make its way to the
other end of the ; when it came in con.
Uret I.'4ll'oe stone pillars which are placed across
-tniT'ltnine that it was no thoroughfare, and dash-
the g;.g to pieces., The Gentleman himself very
blrrowly escaped sharing, the fate of his unthink.
big scum.

.LORD MAYOR'S D.Y.

[From a Morning Papir.]

Ttir. RIGHT HON. THE wit n' m AV*.
MY Lottn,—Thc report of the thy is, that your
Lordship's cavalcade on Sri ttirchy next, invead of
returning from Westminster Hall by water, as
usual, is intended to proceed homewards by %ea),
of the Strand. lam not one of those wtto feel
inclined to ,assert, that your Lordship's distin-
gnishetl servlces will be overpaid by a public pro-
cession through the streets of ‘Vestmioster. No
reasonable person will grudge your Lordship the
gratification of A harmless sartiry in this' addititrn
to a pageantry, ahead), bortheited with » sta.!
cieney, at, least of form and ceremony !—ltut your
Lordship canorist but know, that there alway• has
been a good reason for the City Cortege raking
boat at Black friar's, and coming baek the 3allic
Way, namely, that hy so doing, the Citizens pro-
ceed throughout to Westminster-hall on their own
domain, tine custody of .the !fiver belonging to
themselves. It is lii,erelore almost needless to
info' in the Chief Magistrate of the City of Lon-
don, that in parading through the streets of West-
minster, your Lordship must Ice obliged to the
Middlesex Magistrates for clearing the streets arid
preserving, good order ; and moreover, that the
Icing's subjects cannot, out of the City, be abridg-
ed of their common right to pass and repass at
their will and pleasure tl,e public highways, rcen
for the lingise of celebrating Lord Mayor Day,
it would be a shock in;; cirromstartee it smut! pc, -
verse passcogrrs were io indict your oleo in err-
utour fur a nuiswice, in obstructing the streets 1
•NOT A LIVERYMAN.