The Sun.
London, England, 1811-05-30 00:00:00

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"PLYMOUTtii MAy 28.-4 aloop of war is arrived
here, said to be the Hound, from Oporto;, but we
have not been able to learn whether she has' brought

any news.

Arrived the Eleanor and Grace, Bnowrc; from

Wales.

Came down the harbour and anchored in, the
Sorind, his Majesty's siring Pheasant aild Aosta:

PORTSMOUTH, MAY Q9.---At rived his M +jes►y's
ship Vulture, trom Guernsey, and the 1)!Ilfules sloop
of war, with Admiral MARTI)! on board, front the
Mediterranean, and is put undee qu4r4iline also
the littwke; (tom a cruize.
Put back the Royal George to Shithead.

TORBAY, MAY 8 .—Arrived the Theban frigate,
with the outward botind East Indian-ten.

FRENCH PAPERS.

MA 22,.—We hear that the Ertiperor
aet oil this. morning from Ila,nbottillet C! et-
boorg with die .Einpiess. Their Mujesties Weft! to
sleep at Caen; The inhabitanti tiattcr themselves
with the I.al.,pinr-iii/of hiving them st,ty two days,
arid tins I,ope ha.; elvited tin liveliest transports:-
111 s 'Minister of, .tire Inferior precedes ti,eir ni-
jesties , _

:I'lle depot of Eneish priloners establi.shed at Va-
le' ciettnet
.has teen quit( d to, that of Verdun. We
learn from the latter plaqe, that Erglish horse 7
ratio 4 has re-commepeed in the plait', of Bras, and
that it draws great, t rowdA, and vves rise to much
betting. Gold in bars, 'lo'sf. t c.c. the otince.'...about,
75.,8d.. . '

Yesterdiy an Especial Court of Alderthen was
held at Guildhall, to congider the propriety of allow-
ing an assembly of• persons• from all parts of the
kingdom, to be holden in the Guildhall, for the pur-
' po,e of discussing political measures, the proposed
assemMy not formihr, any part of the legally consti,
tined au•horities of the City, when flie following
loya',. patriotic, and praiseworthy Resolutions were
''agreed to . . •

SMITH, MAYOR.
An Especial Court ot' Lurd Mayor and Aldermen,. hOlden in
the Chamber of the Guildhall of :the City otOdon, on
Wednesday, the agth day of. May, tBti, and in the sist
year ot the Reign ot George the "Enird,'ot the.t.lnited King-
dant of Great Britain and I return!, K &c.

Resolved Unanimously, That the general wel-
fare of the United Kingdom is essentially implicatr
ed in the peace and good order el its.metropolis.
Resolved, That the Magistrates or the City of
London, both eolleEtively and individually, are deep-
ly responsible to their Sovereign, to the Laws, and
to their Fellow Citizens, for the diie and elfeeliial
preservation of, that peace and good. order, at all
times, and upon all occasions.
Resolved, That no popular Meetings have hi-
therto been zalled together in the Guildhall of the
City ()I. London, or any other persons than the
Citi-
zens of London, under the authority, in the pre-
settee, and with the superintendence of 'their own
. Chartered Mae,ist rates.
ResolvS(l, That the Magistrates of London Con-
tem;late as dangerooo to the- t(unqu;lity of this great
City, a i.roposed assemblage of persons frotn alt parts
of the Kingdoiri having no tie 91 'muoicipal cOnnec-
flair with its Citizens,
,coogregating themselves in
immense numbers in the heart of the City, nod
,having pussssion of its Guildhall, `fur the discussion
:o1 political measures.

Resolved,' That their apprehensions for the viola-
-lion of the pt'ace of. this City reeekve.still stronger
!confirmation from the stitrli,us selection of Whit-
iMoorlay for this unprecedenieti l uhlic meeting, a
;day when the streets'are sect ssirily thronged with
:Ili classes of its inhatn:ants, na• orally, drawn to avy
scene of novelty,, and hut too Forte to join in dis-
turbance:

itesoltea, That any probability'oftumn't is'more
particularly to be guarded 1?-igainsi, when the Lord,
Mayor and a poritott'of tlie`otha Magistrates of this
City are engaged, with the Judges of the realm, in
the 501...mr, administration of the Criminal Justice
of the Country,. under the Coannisson of Oyer and
Terminer, and Gaol Delivery.
Resolved, That we, the Magistrates of London,
di) tkerefore most solemnly; protest
,against any such
assembly being permitted- to meet in the Guildhall
of this City,' as a measure subletting the, public
peace of this great City' to Very imminent hazard,
and derogatory to its high chztratier tind that of its
Magistrates; and we do, hereby solemnly call on
the Lord Nlaypr, to use, his utmost endeavours to
prevent any such proposed assembly in the Guild-
hall, and' do hereby solemnly :pledge ourselves to
afloid hlrn our most steatly 'aukcoirdial'cd-opeitatiou
at every effort for that purpose.
Resolved, That the tbregaing Resolutions be ftir.;
lyaranscribed, and signed by like ',l,triWn Clerk, and
that the Right .Hoitouratale the' Lord Mayor be re-
quested to lay the same-before the next Court of
Common Council..

, •
Resolveitunattimousli, That the Thanks of this,
Court be given to the Right' Honourable the Lord
Mayor, tor the. icadineSs with which he has called
thii Especial Court, and the politeness and imparti-
ality tie hay shewil upon this oeca,inn.
Yesterday a ballot W 35 held at Lloyd's for the
choice of twenty-one' Gentlemen, as a committee
for cothideling and recommending such regula-
tion* as may tend to theluture good management of
the-concerns of the House," when the following
Gentlemen were choien

,
los. Marryattt v. 59- 224
loahto Itteve; EMI, 223
11. Shaw, L. 223
George Brown, Esq. 219 i
1. 11. NoblevEsq. 216
ritornas Rowcrut;s Esq, 2.1 s
jornes Inhes, Ustl•_ 209 him 1
V. S.-114tay, tag. 24
Wintain /Poch, li bci. , ao6 i
fames swanzy, Esq. ,P 4 1
H. Ciagett, I.,sq. . 232

Royce Cornbe, Esq: 195
Wuctikunt Parish, Esq. 195
Burnitnch Esq. 179
Thomas Newnhsm, Esq. 170
A, Anderson, Esq. r 59
H. Hunt, , 3157
V. F. itivaz, Esq. 255
lames Ityrn, Esq. 15!
kroes.M.Calitun Esq. ,I4a,
W4l.ltain Palmer, Esq. 145

Mi.,S HOLMAN', a very interesting Aefress, and AC`
couiplished y9u,ng 145.1 y, actiormnies hex father to,
Atnerica. • •