The Sun.
London, England, 1820-10-20 00:00:00

THE ARMY'.

Front: a. Correspondent.—ln consequence.
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-Reports, which have.becn circulated and copied into .71, ge."
Newspapers, tending- to injure' the character of the 6, v ore
gistitut, at Chester, we have authority to state that
entirely without foundation; and from a minute inve,t4ool:
-Which has taken place, into the circumstances, the 11*'11.
has, treci,Vo the most unqualified approbation of 105 (10,
Highness the Connuander•in-Chief, as well as that
Government of the Country.
The 9Oth Foot.--.A great deal of erroroto,
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nonsense has been. spread through certain Newspape'siv
the 9011 Regimentortsich lately marched down throurost,
country to Plymouth. We can state on good authoriT,k
the Cotat of Inquire which classed its latronrs last "eitet.
that place, was conftned in its objecti to regimental r!',J.,(4
The first division of this Ite;;iment embarked last 'l'ol
Malta, in perfect -.,g00d • spirfts and temper, cheering,
cheered by the inhabitants—Transports are expeelet,
from Portsmouth, to receite the remainder. of the itelo
it, two More.— Paper,)

P 0 E It Y.

" Dlts MA:silLusi" Hem !
When Mr. Hume doth fret and fume
• For justice to the manes

Of those knoeLed (loon by bold riragoon,.
Ful/ti cry " Where arc his Brains ?"
G. • '

, -IMPROMPTU.
neah
When FLUME in the House spoke of MUTT CS of t, e

He prev'tl that his knowledge :is scauty ;
But as he's Quixottic, perhaps hjs bead
Then thought of renown')
SP[.

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COURT OF, COMMON COUNCIL'
Yesterday the LORD MAvoit held a Couril°o
Common Council, which was numerously attend,d,olle
Lord Mayor laid before them a copy of his Letter to r,ti It'f
jetty, with the Resolution of the last Court accepl'lTl,tp"d
Portrait. It being the first Court otter the S'Nearilig • VII
new Sheriffs, a motion was made th..t, Jai I,S W lit'
one of the sheriffs, and a Member 4.f the Court, be 1)(1170!
to tali, his seat on the bench with toe Aldermen, "I'''. $
unanimously agreed to, and Mi. Williams took his .sciII
cordingly.—lhe Lord Mayor deliver, d in a fetter fr"l,! lUd
Alderman Thorp, accepting the odice of Lord Mayor
year ensuing.—His Lordship laid before the Court a ' fer
of his Proceedings on a Requisition p.-esented to hi''!er'l
Common Hall, for the 'purpose of appointing a Cow'"' Oir
the Lirery to inspect the City's Revenues, now the,'
plied and expended, and whether any alteration fl,`,
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made, with the opinion of Counsel be had taken
and a Copy of his Lettei declining to grant the Halt, ;00,1
being about to lie read, and se.Veral phject ions Urged, 3,,ct`„
impropriety of the Court jute; tering ra auk- matter ct",,„iit%
with toe Livery, his Lordship wit bdiew
of motions were given for a sutisequent Court t'ierit?
Resolution respecting the assemblance militaty totilv;
the meeting of a Common Hall, to be fixed up t'l tf $1,4)
hall ; and recommending Magistr.ites to (.tier a res 010001;
take measures for apprehending persons- ssiiitig 11100' 1,40 V
placards, and on the expences uti account of toe 1"' col;
office. The Court proceeded to consider the Report of
mittee respecting the conduct of Mr. Sheriff Parkins' ,J'
was introduced by Mr. S. Dixon ; and, abet a very
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cussiorr, the Court agreed with the Claumpittve to t4e:, Ow;
port, that the charges of the late Lord Mayor had be.co-fccl'iy
stantiated against him.--,Mr..laniesi hen moved a vott. D ,
sure on Mr. Sheriff Parkins to the effect `• that be lod'
conduct in the performance of the duties of the edict' (tofilo
riff for London and Middlesex, excited the displeasure
Court, and their regret at his apptnutment to the otb‘-''o,olo,
had in his hands suffered in its dignity, and that by losced
sistent and unbecoming behaviour he had exposed the
jt,iiol3,;
ration to aniniadversion."—M r. Clark second, d t
which was put, and carried by • a considerable inajuriittit:l4`),,
unanimous Vote of Thanks was passed to Mr. A'h,
Ct
Rothweli, for his honourable and upright. conduct '
cutiun of his duties as Sheriff,

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CORN-EXCHANGE OCT. 20.-1 n conse-x
of the late adverse gales of wiud, our Mari et was ced,,4lef
supplied with all (wain this mornin, and what
of tints Wheat remained over from Wednesday, sohAl 1
quarter higher than our Monday's quotation. We ti: i-011%14
Barley at Market, consequently our prices arc 11"-'''1,111,,,
on Wednesday; tine Oats are Is. per quarter eaearrrl
ltt I't
dinary Corn met heavy sale at Mottday's t
Beans, and other articles, there is nu alteration. ,viarl‘ej
SMITHFIELD MARKET, OCT. 20.—ThiS iorll v
had a good supply of all sorts of Cattle, inure p•AstlcU. "11la
the Iran description, and the prides were rather 10w'',,...;1104"tf
ton, Veal, and Park, as per above.—The Market.; clol
the same in price as per last Market-day; traw a"
no alteration.

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On Sunday last, a boat tram Topsham/ got
had been drifting for Herrings over the oioe
Exmouth, on making for the harbour, alOrth
o'clock at night, a heavy sea running 01'
wind at S. E. suddeply tilled and went sii,:for'
two out of three. men on board were,iflef
tunately drowned, the other was saved 'it 001'6
ing on shore on two oars, after having beet'
than an hour in the most perilous situation'oof,
A novel charge was lnought to St• ners°,l
watch-house, on night, in thehroite,
of a most respectable linen-draper's wife9,;lo/10i
as a spruce male dandy, with his mile. t,
it seems, took a whim which was nothing /10e$,,i
seeking the company of her own sex info
tire ; and having_ made advances towaTsc sovj
the loose order in. Long-acre, who, atitent ifyr
conversation, attacked her dandy gabtoisttli
volleys of abuse, and others of the it OP'fe
hood joined in the attack the watcbmiin tocb
to the watch-house. The charge did not eon Op
the Magistrate,. as the -husband aPPeareenleil
stated his wife to be subject to tits Of dcrang
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•On the 19th inst. at Cheshont•tio. Lady of T.11,113:r.
Walton, Esq. of the Foreign Post Office, of a stir
ommonamt '441
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Ormond-street, Lloi!en-square; and publishro ,rof ,011
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"tet No. 112. Strand where Adre/tisemen9,
Lettersi Zse. (post-paid) must be addressed.

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