The Sun.
London, England, 1820-10-03 00:00:00

'l'w t: liwsemen.

Blur flag, Motto-"AddrFistlf the Ship-builders to the Queen."
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A model of:Nroah's irk, borne on almle: .
!Blue flag, hinged with silver lace. Motto---," Hearts" of Oak."
Blue Hag; with a Portrait of the Queen. Motto—'! God protect •
the Innocent C. R.'

Modal of the Head of a Ship, with the,following inscription :
" Long may our wooden walls 'defend our native land,
May ihnocence and truth break the tyrant's band !"
.Blue.flag., 'Motto-.•" Hair! Hail! star a Briinswick."-• .
Modal of a first-rate Ship of litrar.
White 'flag, highly. decorated. :Motto We maintain and

- protect the innocent."
'Union Jack. Motto—," What we love we guard."'
White flag. Four hands united. •
Bltie,flag, exhibiting X side view of the keel of a ship: Motto--"-
• " Let Justice guide the help►."
Blue Hag. Motto—" Loyal Britons greet the Queen of
England..":
Blue flag. Motto—" The Wooden Walls of Old England."
Blue flag. Motto—" The Ship,-caulkers' tribute of respect
. „. to insulted Najesty.”
Blue Flag, borne by two wen. Motto—" Ship-caulkers of
the Port of London." . -

Two small blue Flags, like-Persian standards. Motto-11 Cheer
np virtue:"'
Twt► similar Flags. Motto—" Oppressors ate cowards ,"'
A large Flag, with a Painting of Noah's Ark. Motto—" Eze-.
. • " _ kiel, -chapter 28, verse
Union Jack.

Flag, the Arms of tlie:S-14--ca-niiiits.
.IlrAt6—" Suns of

Frecdom'and Ju=stice."

A ludicrotis.scene .presented
site the 'Change. - Several carts, in which were
A number of women:,. brought Up the rear.; when,
by, a sudden halt, several of the Ladies lost their
seats, and by catching hold of their neighbours,
.upwards of
.eight fell' out, to the no small .amuse-
ment of the spectators.

After-this procession had passed through the
town, attention was. attracted by another of a
different kind. It was what- is very complai-
santly styled the." Metropolitan Deputation,"
and consisted of about 90 open landaus, with six
persons, principally *omen, in each. The horses
and postillions were as smart as rosettes and new
jackets could make them. This procession was
headed by two clo.se carriageS, containing Mr.
Peter Moore, Sir, G. Noel, Mr. Hobhouse, &c.
Need we add; that the Ladies, Gentfernen, and
Shipwrights were very graciously received ?
Atnong the other Addresses was one from the
Parish of
.St. Jamees.' Two, gentlemen on horse-
back, bearing a:banner, with as inscription,—
Parish of St. James's," ied the way, and were
followe,cl by several open landaus, each drawn
by four horses.

The Aquatic Procession this morning consisted
of Watermen collected along the River Thames,
from Gravesend as far as the London Stone at
Staines. Their point of rendezvous took place at
the Southwark Bridge ; of course their progress
to Brandenburgh House exhibited a vast nurnber
of wherries, barges, &c. atten4d by a band of
music.

Refusal of the LORD MAYOR to call a Commo?:
Hall.—Yesterday, at about eleven o'clock,. a
DeputationM
the Livery, consisting of r.
goatees; Mr. Stevens, Mr. Pearson, Mr. Tipper,
Mr. Galloway, and two other, persons, waited] at.:,
the MansiOn-House upon the. Lord Mayor to re-
ceive his Lordship's Answer to the Requisition
presented to him on Friday. The Deputation
were ushered up into a state room, where they'
were received by the Lord Mayor, attended by,
Mr. nobler, the Chief Clerk, the City. Solicitor,
and the City Marshals. The Lord Mayor said,
he hail the honour to hand to the Deputation a
written
rskvek: to the ttequisition presented to
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him on riday. The answer in substance stated,
that his Lordship, after'having maturely consider
ed the request, was-of fqiinion, that it was high-
ly improper to callthe Livery together ',Ton such
a subject. He must therefore decline calling a
Common Hall. After a short conversation the
Deputation withdrew.

BIR•rH..
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On the 2I it of August, at Zarate, the Lady of Lieutenant-
.
Colonel,GuUbins, of a dayAntei:

MARRIED.
At Lyons, his Excellency Baron llolick,.to Mary largatet,
eldest da.ughter of Lord Clonourry, aged 16 years. •

DI :D.
On the 30th tilt. Louisa, the infant daughter of Farrington
Price, Esq.
On the 29tli ult., in the 17th year of his age, -Henry sins_
mons, second son of Josbun Smith Simmons:Smith, Esq., of
Hampton Court,