The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-10-09 00:00:00

NEW LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN.

[FROM THE THE DUBLIN EVENING POW 07 TUESDAY LAST. 3
"The Lord Mayor proceeded this day, in the usual
form, to open the Quarter Season,. When we say
in the usual form, we most remark, that his Lord-
ship proceeded withoot any party colours—and that
not a single Alderman accompanied him ! Whet a
compliment to his Lordship-4 compliment which no
doubt the respectable part of the community will feel.
The procession consisted only of the Lord Mayor's
private carriages, the State Coach, in which his
Lordship sat onaccompanied by an Alderman—
(What became of Messrs. Warner and Abbott, liberal
men I) and those of the Sheriffs. He was accom.
ponied, however, by a number of the most respectable
citizens, and on leaving his coach for the purpose of
entering into the Session-house, was greeted with the
west enthusiastic demonstrations of respect from the
serrounding concourse. He ascended the Bench,
whicirbed been previously occupied by the Recorder
sad Aldermen Fleming, and having bowed to the
Auditory and Jury, took his seat. What • proud,
what an enviable day fur this hisb spirited and etcel-
lent Magistrate."
A Postscript in the same Paper adds as follows :I—
-" Alderman Fleming, we understand, merely at.
tended on the Bench, to finally arrange some late
Presentments, and as two Magistrates were neces-
sary for this purpose, Alderman Jertkin was tent for
to sign with his brother Fleming. The moment
these Aldervaes finished this business they withdrew,
leaving the Lord Mayer withoet the assistance of I
single Alderman. His Lordship has just returned
to the kliactsion.hoese. No Alderman to be seen id
the procession. He was loudly cheered by a vast
concourse of persons who followed him from Green.
street, and by ethers who waited in Dawson-street
to express their approbation of his liberal and en.
lightened conduct.
" The report of the City is, that the Aidermfn,
good liberal souls: have resolved to pet the Lord
Mayor in Coventry daring his year of office, be.
awe he would not insult the Lord Lieutenant and
Chief Secretary, and outrage the feelings of his
countrymen, by giving.an obnoxious party WWI"
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The corning-hoose at Fallhouse gunpowder Manu-
factory, near Edinburgh was blown up on Wednes-
day last, by which unfortunate occurrence the Rues
of three of the workmen were love.
Coal BzellAirea. OCT. 9. —There was a•gand supple of
Wheat this morning, tnide heavy at a decline of 94.—Plne
Barley Ts. higher than on Monday last.-111 Oats, Beans, Peas,
and ataer articles no alttratioa.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, Oct. 9.
To sink the Offal, per some of Ma.
ewe ....do. 04. to be. 4x.1 Bead of Cattle this day 'BlO
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ottoo ..4a. Of. so bs. 44. Beasts . 1370
Seal ... bs. Od. so 6s. 6d. Sheep sad Lambs ....... 6,50 U
Pert ..—.lb. Oa, to O. fa. Cum ...... —........160
lamb.- .0h 01. to Os 04. Pies ... ..... ...., .. ILO
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!lent ... od. so d► ed. oneep EDO
Pork • Od. to 6s. id. Calves
taah....os. 01. to Os 04. Pin........_ -..._. 210 to fire hours, which he andertoot, on inooo.y
HAT.MARK.F,T. - on the Canterbery.rnsd, near Ashford. He went
icter.." : It; ttl• fitt ' the first ten miles in 66 minutes, bat gareap the at.
throw pi. et, to 146. tempt, before he bad completed the second ten.
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