Star.
London, England, 1820-01-26 00:00:00

BRIDGES, MAYOR.

AT a COURT of LORD MAYOR and ALDER-
MEN, holden in the Council Chamber of the Gu:ldLail
of the City of London, on Tt. ICSDAY, the esth day of January,
1820, Ind in the• 60th Year ef the Reign of G.:orge the Third, of
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, King, tee.
1111011017'11 UNA XIMOUSLT,

That this Coiart, deeply impressed by the meaaeboly commsmi-
cation made to them this day by the Right Hon. the LORD Alsvci,,
of the DEATH of his Royal Highness the Duke of KENT,
cannot refrain from expressiog thus early their very sincere and
heartfelt regret at the loss of this Illustrious Branels of the. Royal
Family, whose amiable and benevolent chars will long be
remembered by the Country at large, and in particular by the
supporters of the several Charitable Instiintiors of this Metro-
polis..,--They deeply sympathise with his Royal 'IL-I:Ness the
I'rlifse Regent, with the amiable Princess the Widow of the
,rle6Citood, anti with the several other Branches of the Illustrious
House of Brunswick, on this mournful occasion. It is th•
earnest prayer of this Court, that the AI.•SIGHTY will he pleasrd
to grant them strength to support this and all other trials, and
will continue to shower down those blessings which Ha has
heretofore so abundazttly vouchsafed to them.

WOODTHORPE.

BRIDGES, MAYOR.

AT a COURTof LORD MAYOR and ALDER'.
MEN, holden in the Council Chamber of the Guildhall
of the City of London, on Tmorair, the 25th day of January,
1820, and in the 60th Year of the Reign of Georie the Third,
of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireirnd, King, &c.
linsoLvin,

That the Members of this Court feel themselves called upon
to enter their Protest against the partial and mutilated Stat-
ements which have found their way into the Newspapers, to im-
pose upon the public mind, as a Report of their Debit's. It being
a Court by its constitution, as well as by immemorial usage,
from which strangers are excluded, no such Representation can
be fairly made ; and, from whatever quarter tke intelFgence hat
.been collected, it is evident, from the full and corrected Speeches
on one side, and the garbled, suppressed, and misrepresertad
Statements on the other, to be composed for.the express purpose
of misleading the opinions which unsuspecting minds may form
on important subjects, particularly at a distance from the Me-
tropolis, where tke Debates of this Court may he supposed ti be
open to Reporters for the Public Journals.

WOODTTIORPE.

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