Star.
London, England, 1816-10-03 00:00:00

COURT O comatts coi

Yesterday a Court of Conunon Council
Guildhall, which was Most numerous',
After some routine business had '
the LORD MAYOR observed, he had
tiosof the Court to the subject of •
Prince Regent, conatulating his
on dor successes before Algiers.
waited on the Prince Regent to know
Highness would be pliased to mei,
His Royal Highness bad appointed
nesday.) The information on
math hia-,tilluate on Tuesday nit
diately caused notices to be warm,.
bor.of the Coot. As some of these
not have.reached their destination
however, he bad considered this
sary, lest It might be supposed he
is respect towards gentlemen
Melia information.
Mr. S. Damp, was far from imi
ipect towards the Court on the par
bat he submitted it would be proper
happeood his Lordship had not bade
The LORD Kivou observed. ,
worthy gentleman the ioformation
day was the day named by the
the Sheriffs, and appointing a day
receive the address. Accordingly
they went down to Westminster
rected that their carriages shouk
Westminster-brieage s they accordii
whilst hi the Court of Exchequer,
from the Secretary of State, infortnini
Royal Highness having just learr
groat public day with the Sheriffs,
interfere with them; he would the,
attendance on that day and appoint
mark of.attention ou the part of
could.not fail to be gratifying,,to
must be allowed to say, whoever gm
'such information bad acted, however
most officiously. The' Sheriffs,
received till Tuesday by his Royal
was not till Tuesday eveekiegiit was
Highness would appoint Alst following
celvutg the Address.
ROBBERIES ON THE RIVER

The LOAD MAYOR observed,
past the robberies committed ni
Thames between London and
part of the river in the jurisdiction
been numerous and alarming ;
of their increasing nightly, he
become highly necessary to estal
the nature of a Police on the Rive..
desiring to put the city to any unneci
and he was persuadeii if the Court
sum of £lOO he could make it -
purposes; he had it in contemn
veral watermen of known honest.
patrole. This measure, he was
effectually do away all he evil con)]
Mr. DRINKALD was persuaded -
Lordship had alluded, had been
a measure recently adopted by
who, at a time when the navy was
men bang paid off, had reduced _
the Thames police nearly one half.
TheLeaD MAVOIt Observid,
its his opinion, to refrain from
'bow ; It. was convinced heehont
of the worthy gentleman on a fiat
The motion was Alien pot' and
the Lord Mayor be'reqrsted to
putting an end to the depredations
on the River Thames as he should
and further, that his Lordship should
have a conference with the Secretary
Horne-Department on the stibjeci
• • Cu Y ADDRESS.
the Connthen proceeded With
was not so numerously attended
of the shortness of the notice.
When they arrived -at Carlton

was read by the Roc flimsy', as .
To his Royal Highness the Prince of
United-Kingdom of Great Brit;
The humble, dutiful, and loyal Addrep
Aldermen, and Cowman* of the
May it please your ROYAL Hectic
We, his Majesty's most dutiful and
'Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons sit t
Common Council assembled, most humbly
Highness for the purpose of tendering -
tons on occasion of the recent victory -
the command of Admiral Lord Viscount
gins, and upon the consequent ankle.
by your Royal Highness, and manifest!
Scotty peculiarly worthy of 1 1 British Pa
Accustomed to contemplate and wit
coons*, and the ;ACC OritiUS ellorts of
she coma( justice and humanity ; and
$44411e51.9 bruhe splendour of 'ciliary
bldteneeatssfperion the late convincing
Ilidniited a flone a St. Vincent, a Duncan,
-duintioted to thel;sucetssors ; and that '
far defence otßritalni—she may, under
frotectlon qt her rights,. and the event)
In oostratulating your Royal highness
'ens event, we, with the Noble Commander
desire to eve the glory where leis pre-traitor
Iffevarichiate in the gene.-al Joy 'occasioned '
reason a ferocious Gov. rnmeut, antidestrov
'Tutus of Christian &Livery," to honour '
in arms, as instruments in eE.ting the
Auk Jewry' Powell who bath taught'
their." fingers to fight."
We highly appreciate the jusdce of y.
promptitude with wbkh you have conferred
dons on the Noble Commander, and --
gaged is this must arduous spice t in
your Royal Highness, and In further revn
meth, your• Royal Highnesi lod the
persuaded, be fulfilling the wi,hes of a
'That under your Roy:-.1 highniss
lilisaings of our happy catishatioo ntay,
continued to this kingdom, is the earnest
ial.hful Citizens of London. Sifine.
'l'ci which address his itcy,
cloudy pleased to teturrt the tell,
I return you my orarmeAt thanks for
the signal and decisive success which t-
of the fleet tinder the command
Exmouth before Aliens.
to no WNW.* WNW the Judgment
Commander, and die undaunted spirit
thlt_Oactra. eassup, and marines, '
Oared.
.11aVdetory which it pleased
their mgatiessaseid tbs cooditioni of d
It 411110141110 WI to be peculiarly
*. 'sod free people.
I 110,11 the highest satisfaction
js anddoviwaliplikii I entertain
ast as Ws 4mmilar only, but to all the
1 'Fetid no dde ever memorable occasion.

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