Star.
London, England, 1824-11-09 00:00:00

thitD MAYOR'S DAV:

IThis being the day on which the new Chief Magis-
irate of the City of London, Alderman Garret, enters
no the dntiqs of his office, the morning. was ushered in
by the bells'of. the City Churches ringing merry peals
in honour of the occasion The stieets leading from the
Mansion• House to Blackfriars' Bridge, were thronged
with piers anxiously waiting to hail the new Lord
Mayor, upon his accession to so high and honourable
an bike.
114 Lordship was met at the Mansion-house, at ten
o'clock, by several of the City Authorities, viz. the late
shads, Sir Peter Laurie and G. B. Whittaker, E.g.
the present Sheriffs, Aldermen Brown and Key ; Alder.
hien Sir James Shaw, Perring, Flower, Magna'', C.
'Solidi, Thompson, Venahles, &c. After partaking of
a handsome collation, the Civic assemblage proceeded
in grand procession along Cheapside, round St. Paul's
Cathedral, down Luigate-hill, and along New Bridge-
'street to Blackfriars'-hridge, where the magnificent
Barge of the Goldsmiths Company was moored to the
stairs, decorated with Rags and banners in profusion.
l'he Band of the Coldstream Guards was stationed on
board, and played the national air of God save the King,
when his Lordship went on beard ; he was attended by
several of the Aldermen, and the Members of the Gold-
smiths'Com pony. Thebat ge: of the Merchant-tailors and
othera,werethen filled with their different Companies; the
Civ:c.Body erisbaiked under a salute of guns from both
Vatiks of " Old,Father Thames," and proceeded up the
river to Whi.ehall-stairs. The watery outface was co-
vered with boats and cutters, filled with company, and
hands of music kept constantly playing as the aquatic
procession moved along, which had a very imposing
and beautiful effect. The weather was extremely fine.
The Procession landed at Whitehal!-;ta7rs under a salute
of guns from the Stang ate shore, and being formed ashore
amid the flourish of trumpets and the acclamations
of the assembled multitude, moved on in the usual
state to the Court of Exchequer, when the Learned
Barons of that Court, attired in their official robes, re-
ceived his Lordship, and the usual forms and ceremo-,
nies of counting the nails, cutting the sticks, signing the
rolls and deeds, were gone through. After the usual
reddresses and congratulations, the Lord Mayor pro-
ceeded to the other Courts, and invited the Judges to the'
grand Civic Banquet ; after which the authorities re-
turned by water to the place of starting, when the City
cortege of Cavalry, men in armour, and the different
Companies formed in procession, and with bands of
Music, proceeded in state to the Mansion House, in the
following order :

ORDER OF THE PROCESSION:
• Peace °Seers to clear the way.
Font DlarshaL

A whom The Stavesmen of the Goldsmiths' 1
A Whiffler.
Company, in their Gowns.
The Captain of the Band of Pensioners.
Thirtreight Pensioners, carrying shields and javelins, attended
by Ten WhiMets.
Deputy Captain of the Band of Pensioners.
A Waterman in the The Barge Master, A Waterman in the
Livery of the Gold• in a superb errs- Livery of the Gold-
truiths' Company. broidered Livery. smiths' Company.
)
Rind of Musicians in fun Regimentals.
• • Eight Banners of the Goldsmiths' Company, viz.
'• The Royal Standard Arms of City of London i
il 1, -, Arms of the ford Mayor Do. Goldsmiths' goo,.
_4— d
p ! Do. Sir Martin Bowes De. Sir H. Middleton. a
7 Do. Sir Bartholo Read Do. Sir John Perryn. 4,

The Splendid Long Streamer,
Supported by Four Standard Bearers and Two Pages.
Master of Defence.
Eight Assistants.
Captain of the Gentlemen Ushers.
Thirty Gentlemen Ushers, in black ,
Si. Whiffler. 1 attire, cocked hats, white gloves, Six Whiffirse
wands, and cockades.
Deputy Gentleman Usher.
Trompeter on horseback. Kettle-drums. Trumpeter on horseback.
The Under City Marshal.
Tee Whalers. The Company's Beadle in his gown. Two Whiffler..
A whiffler 1 The Clerk of the Goldsmith's Com- 1 A Whiffler
pang, in his chariot.
The Gentlemen of the Livery, Court of Assistants, and Wardens,
of the Goldsmiths' Company, in carriages.
A whiffler 1 The Prime Warden of the Goldsmiths' 1
A Whiffler
Company in his chariot.
Grand Military Band of Music.
Two Farriers mounted, with Hatchets.
Ancient Herald of England

On horseback, bare headed, habited in a uperb Tabard, with the
Arms of England.
Guard on horseback. Kettle drums. Guard on horseback.
Three Trumpeters on horseback.
Standard Bearer on horseback, kabited in half armour, and bearing
the Banner of his Knight, the device, a Black agle.
Faquite in half armour, bearing Esquire in half armour, bearing
the shield of his Knight. the sword of his Knight.
Yeoman of the Guard. Yeoman of the Guard.

_ _
Ancient Knight,
Mounted on an Arabian Charger, plumed, and armed cap a-pie in
an entire Suit of Brau Scale Armour.
Armourer. Armourer.
Three Trumpeters on horseback.
Standard Dearer on horseback; habited in half armour, and bearing
the Danner of his Knight, the device, a Red ross.
&quire in half armour, bearing Esquire in half armour, bearing
the shield of his Knight. the sword of his Knight.
Yeoman of the Guard. Yeoman of the Guard.
Ancient Knight,
Mounted on an Arabian Charger, plumed, and armed cep-a-pie in
the polished Steel Armour of King Henry V.
Armourer. Armourer.
Three Trumpeters on horseback.
Standard Bearer on horseback, habitcd in half armour, and bearing
The Danner of his Knight, the device, a Lion Rampant, in Gold.
Esquire in half armour, bearing Esquire in half armour. bearing
the shield of his Knight. the sword of his Knight.
Yeoman of the Guard. Yeoman of the Guard.
Ancient Knight, •
Mounted on a Charger, and armed cep-a-pie, in an entire Suit of

l'olisbed Ikau Armour.

Armourer. Armourer.
Guard on hortoback. Kettle drums. Guard on horseback.
Three Trusnpetets on horseback.
Marsha!men of London.
The Lord Mayor's Right Servants, in splendid Liveries.
The Principal My Marshal.

Firemen The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, Ftretnen
of the in his State Carriage drawn by of the
Guardian. Six !lases. "Guardian.

The Lady .Ilayoress, drawn by Sim Horses.
The late Lord Mayor, drawn by Six Horses.
The patio, Aldermen in their Carriages.
The itecorder in his Carriage.
The Junior Aldermen in their Carriages.
The Seel& of London and bliddleseu in their State Carriages.
The Chamberlain of London.

The Common Strjeant.
The Town Clerk.
Judges of the Sheriffs' Cowl.
Common Pleaders.
The Comptroller.
The Itementbrancer.
The Solicitor.
Under Sheriffs.

At the Obelisk, Bridge-street. the Procession, on its return from
Westminster in the State !Urges of the several Companies of
tendon, was joined by

141embeis of the Royal Family.

Amb issadors. his Majeny's Ministers of State, the gobility,
the Judges, Nit tubers of Parliament, and other
Persons of Distinction, invited to the
Banquet at Guildhall.

MACADAMIZING NUISANCES.