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High Life Below Three Weeks after The Waterman
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to say, that the city may venture to s ie with the v.-est
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the Council Vhamber. AMong those by whom his
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Lords Liverpool, Bathurst, and Sidmouth ; the American,
Hessian, and liadgn Antbasiadors; the chancellor of the lit-
chequer;. Chief Justice Abbott; the Vice-Chancellor; Chief
Justice Dallas; Judges Park, llolroyd and Burroottlis; Messrs.
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and Firth, and the- ('ommoan Surje}nt.; with all the Aldermen,
including Messrs. Waithman and Wood.
After dinner, the usual tox_es, held to be expres-
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strations of respect and regard.
Upon proposing the health of the European Am-
bassadors, the Ambassador of Baden returned thanks
in a neat speech, delivered in the Engli,lt language.
This toast was followed by a toast proposed by the
Loan MAvoit, after an impressive address, his Lord.
ship said, that on proposing the health of the Ho- •
presentative of the nation which spoke the same lan-
guage as England, and which acknowledged this
country as its parent State, he could not doubt of
meeting the most gracious reception. For however
America weight have been separated from•Eaghtod,
still Englishmen must feel towards the Americans a
great degree of affinity, and that this feeling might
serve to produce between both the most cordial har-
Morsy, must be thewish of all good men connected
with either nation; thcretbre he concluded that a!l
those who heard him would cordiallyah ink the toast .
he was about to propose, namely, a The Arnerican.
Aer.ba,sa tor, . and permanent peace between this
country and America." This toast was drank with
the warm anti universal manifestations Of cordiality.
_ _

When Mr. Rustt, the American A oshasslOur, rose
to return thanks, he was salated with tiechuriations
of applause. This Gentleman, after expressing his.
sense of the honour conferred upon his nation, and
upon himself, by the manner in which the toast had
been received, observed, that it was the interest of
America to maintain peace and hatmony with Eng-
land ; but still more•reciprocating the' sentiment
which the Meeting had heard float the Lord Mayor,
it was the feeling of America to pursue that course.
That the same feeling prevailed in this country he
had hoped and trusted, and that the amicable con-
nection between two countries so utarly allied would
be cordial and long-lived was, he assured the Metthig,
his most anxious wishapp/totse,)

The lionn MAyon, in proposing the health of his
Majesty's Ministers, observed, that the City was en
this occasion honoured by the presence of four of
those Minizters. • What service those Ministers had
already rendered to the country, was sufficiently
known to every one who heard him ; and what
sir-
vice they had the disposition and capacity of still
farther rendering, could not be doubted ; therefore
he calculated upon the unanimous and cordial recep-
tion of the ttmt which he submitted.
After the toast was drank with three times three,
Lord lavr.neom. rose to return thanks on the part
of himself and his colleagues. In an Administration
of no short duration, --ud marked with events et the
utmost importance to this country, as well as to Lu-
, rope generally, it was, he said, the object, as it was
the duty of hi; Majesty's Ministers, to consult the
best interests of their country, and particularly those
of that great City, which was Au! capital of the
Bri-
tish Empire—(applauses.) his colleagues partook with
him of the-pleasure which the approbation of this.
great City was c:tic:ll:ned to prodace, and he trusted
they would contitme to deserve that approbation.
The healths of the la:e Lcrd Mayor and the Lady
Mayoress followed, and were appropriately received, •
11W LORD MAYOR, after panegyrizing the admi.
nistration of justice in this country, proposed the
health of the Judges, which was dr...nk three

times titre?, and
Chief Justice AZ.BOTT observed, that on his parr,
and that of his brother Judges, he re:urned that:kJ
fur the lion4ur coeferred upon them.
Here their Lorddlips retired.
After a very con,:ivi.ll evening, %Veit was
enli-
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N.B. AU Ilusines, ita,the ralatc. Finals transacted, Nkyor and Sheriff's at Guildhall'. "fie conipaay twits'
ItOl.N WT. ALDWYN'S, NEAR FAIRFOR 0, CiLOCrt tiuntetwus and respectable.
. kzeoedlng tageneral obserrainik no lesstilan 1100
. • CLITERSIIIRE. CAPITAL FARM.
FP? be LET on LEASE, from Lady-day tiett, a OrOns Were Prieclit; and, as tpsesty,„, geggrata TIMP-
.a. . ewsta FARM, Ma high-state Of Cultivrioa, sonsinine peas where cisgt4in warrants se.-
..pesseee el tbe La •
of Seven Hundred raft F.ighty•Acres of neeliantliihge 14.14 fret, they foisprd a . , .11eilsisie•nr{lority. 'This
lisne ahem:thee, now in the OrcOpatum of Mr. Thomas. Brefelth yy# *laid see mere ' :ihilinultiollio-
Tit treat fur the same, apply, if by Letter, po,t paid, to hleuri, mination Of the Hall, the two. imi-gai a licTs
John and Chides Minion, Chancery-lane, London; to Thomas • .
Riainey, Es-4. Evesham; or to them perconally on the ,put, being near 4i, eitia lin size to those at the NVinter
from the 11th to the 1 stb instant inclushe. Theatres. ie spectacle_ was iiedeed. rendered peal-
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