The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-11-08 00:00:00

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•djaeriliest of lir pesioqiiings, and weisatibo
of talker tendlosiim its this diructiog* proem
splint ono of their owls Members, whi Neill
through uoatoldshis and astforosses Mims ; Olit4
appeared ,to My that they woold sot remise iiis
oesdiuseagainot him mash Its than amt. an sittisiel,
&ail.. in his abenote, and without Marin what he
,might Wm be ergo In hie defame. 'flaws was
weir poise respites this bottoms which did not op-
pear to have occopied the attesilow of the Committee,
.bot whip he caosidored as of Nook isportsartale
the It was well imam, sad had heel Pah-
liff-istisasted, prodoolly to Michodwordity, that
ma attempt wield be mods at the ComoterThn to
go into the miosidoratioe of otiose boohoos proviossly
4. posawediag to Oa &diem of a Lord Meyer. . If
therefore his Lordship knew of such an Weidi er if
he domed loch a peetesediag debars, sod an illegal
obstraatios of lbs Niglio.; If, as bed bests is.
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sorted, the motel ea that sudden had isforinsi MD
Lordship of what ha was about to do, aid MAIMS
is the motion beve sheet to popes% Weft he
quitted the hod., it was his dolt:, if be 'ppm,
headed riot, to base stepped to pretest it, and not
by ratirlag from the Hall, lease it in doubt, at least,
whether he considered sock proceedings improper or
otherwise. He cososiged, therefore, it vies of im-
perils.' that the fact shield be eseertaioed to the
eadeaditto of dm Casualties sod the Court, whether
Me Lordship was aware of the roceedings shoot to
be Opted; as, should it appear that his Lordship
was folly Weaned spelt that subject, his gritting the
Hall without blithe's( to prevent the iateuded pro.
csodhip might have bees construed by many to
astictios Oa opiaion, that such proceedings were
mealier ',regain, towassal, *or illegal.
Soma of the Law Officers here intimated to Mr.
Alders Thefts, that otos Halls fact were lacer-
Mimed sod allowed, it geoid make no differeocis abet-
over is the taw of the titration.
Mr. Aillifillell Toone was mat osabiod to decide I
what difference it would make in the law of the easei '
but he aroorivad it sight sad would have great weight
is the decision of the Court epos the question.—
Wes admitting the correctness of the facts mated is
tit Report, he had groat doubt es to the right of that
Coast to Waders with the privileges snit conduct of
the Livery in GOON 11.11, for which reason, sad
silo ape. the foamy grounds be had urged, he
should feel it his duty S. tote for the adjourumeot of
the roslideratiow of the Report.
Mr. Alaimo, Biacu battled on as propriety of
the Coon's prommeliag immediately. He disclaimed
ell party Iselin, woe was be actuated by she slightest
sentiment of hostility o: animosity testa* soy *so
of the individuals implicated in these transeetions ;
hot the tights of that Court to isterfere is such a
Maisie bad been publicly questioned, and even de-
Mod ; it was, therefore, of the @asset imporience to
the dignity of that Court, and to the citizens at large,
that that question should be determined as speedily
.s passible; that it should be ascertained what were
the rights and prialleges of the Court of Alders...,
or whether they had any rights or privileges at ell.—
He considered that es the legal luso of ibis cape de-
pended that decide., sod could see so reams what-
ever for delay. He should, therefore, support the
motion for *prowls( the Report, sod for promtedies
spots it forthwith.
One or two of the Aldermen made a few obeerea-
Hour, but snore is ilia sauna of desultory conversa-
tion than open discussion, and on the question bring
pet, the ameadment was negatived, and the original
milieu, for referrieg the Report back to be carried
into essestion, was agreed to.
BREACH OF PRIVILEGE IN PUBLISHING THE
PIIOCEbUINCIS OF TIIE LuURT.
The LOND MATO. Until Iha satiation of the
Court to die circumstance of the recent publication
of the proceedings of that Conn in two or three
instances; his Lordship did not present any formal
written report on the subject. hot contented him.
self with • verbal statement of the facts as
occurred. He considered the publication as a
of the privileges of that Court, and thought it of is.
pentanes that enquiry should be made by
what anus,
and by whom such consinunicalioss bad been road*.
As this infringement on the privileges of the Court had
commenced during his Mayoralty, he should have
wished that some decision no the subject could have
' been come to before he left the Chair, and with that
view had felt it his duty to make the statement he had
dune to the Court.
Mr. Alderman Cos concurred is the importance
and necessity of ascertaining through whom, and is
what manner, their proceedings bad got before tbs
public That Casa was not an open Court, sod
their proceedings most, therefore, have gone forth
through some improper channel: he thought
Alderman ought to be called upon, to declare =
I , whether or not ho had any I:snail:silos is
causing the aid procsedings to be made public.
This propositioa of Alderman Cos's occasioned
several remarks, and one or two of the Members de-
eared their iarocence as to having made_any
_coin-
nomination on the subject ; the question, however,
was not formally pot to each Alderman pretest, and
after some conversation the matter dropped without
any precise motion. The other regular iniaiseas being
1, gone through, the Court adjnorned.

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elehatrt. The Mee .f the temple be discovered bed
been employed in the smistranien of emether temple,
*bleb is already Is pad &OMNI. sod In folobli
the feaudatiee et the Aim ef a village. Tire most
mearkable thing, browner, discovered by M. B.L.
seed Is these ..,Inuit Is a siprieg sof
is
water of
whisk Ileredetas makesmeatioa, ware In the merniing
mid whin, cold at neva, aad boiling bet at Mid.
sight. M. Belot& has brought away setae of thls
water far the repose of aualysieg it.
A settee is published, requiring the Deputise rhyme
at the loot elections le famish the pleas wren%
their birth, sad tee ametut of the taxes paid by them
le the year 1819, rimless le the eteetiag of the
Maher.
Freed Feadr. Oat. 30.—Five per Cents. 70f. 80e.;
Beak Stock, 1,4R7f. boe. Oct. 31.—Five per Cents.
711.; Bank Stock, 1,488 f. 75e.
MADRID, Oct.2l.—Their 'Majesties nuptial cere.
mony was solemnised at Court jestesrlay. in the pre.
Pence of all the greet °acme of State, Dignitaties,
Foreign Mialslers, he.
The religiose ceremony will lake place to.enrr•w,
in the church of St. Francis the Great. The august
bride will be given sway by the Infant Dm Carlos ;
Cardinal Don Lone de Bourbon, Archbishop of
Toledo, end Primate of the Spanish kingdoms, Ike.
will perform the ceremeniel.
Individuals attempting to enter Madrid, whether
provided with pee:pets or ant, who come from the
infected patine's, or thole suspected and lint havin4
been essmlned by the Health Committee, nor pre•
rented theeirlies to die Ohcera of the Cordon esta-
blished at points in perform the regulated
queratitine, are declared irrevocably liabk to safer
death.
VIIINKA, OCT. coutior dim:etched by M.
Lebsrltern, from Warsaw, has arrived at Vienna.
It is taut, that the I.:taperer of Reels secedes to all
the reintotioni adopted at the Gave', of Carlsbad,
bet that be postpones to a frame eppetteeity the
different territorial arrengenents relative to Poland
and the secondary States of Germany. Several Sown
tutors employed in the first families of this city have
jest been arrested, end their pipes hove been seised.
It is added. that these papers have furnished very
leportent directories. If this be trim, these Gentle•
sees have selected a bad grimed for their caution
spored....

PRICK OP STOCKS Till
/Usk Stork
Sl,.r Cent. Red. cent
S per Ce4l.Ceas. 671
S i per Gene
4 per Cent. SOW
Cernrulr ter Are.