The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-16 00:00:00

LONDON-IBRIDOR.
A bitmerial freak seedry of the Inhabitants of the
beneath of BOVAVita wu tbto presestort by Mr.
Alderman Warming. It stated that the Charters
of the City of London pieced Londno-beidge is the
camel the Corporatism, sod 'hat Ur the support of
It lug. eastern within their bemuses had born as.
aped to the Corporatism • shut from the ruinous
meta et the bridge, the woviestiou of the tiler lied
boom mooch Impeded, to the groat detriment sod in.
cooviroiesee of the ialabitsots of Southwark, acid
that serious dosser was spprebeeded frees t• : ft coo.
eluded by praylag, that the Coen woofil take mese-
date step open the &object. It wee then moved, that
the Memorial be referred to the Committer el the
Bridge.lsoese Estates; open which
Mr. Deputy GILISNOWAT COO CIONIIIMIO of that
Committee) metal, that the subject was st pelmet
soder the most serious constrierstiee of this Cow.
*Mee, who hod 'seafood much ovideuat, sod wet'
still proceeding with the investig.tiom ; sod he could
were the memorialists that the Committal would he
very ready to receive soy evidence which they sight
by inclined to adduce.

Messrs. Mao. Sad SAVAIIII hoped that the Com•
'elites wools., sot be guided by the opinion of in.
',rested persons Iraklion shares in other bridges.
Mr. FATELL lberoopee said, that as a Member of
that Committee he could mere the Court, that great
ears would be tams en that point; hat as 30,0001.
or 40,0001. per anomie were applicable to the per•
pew, it was in his opinion highly incumbent en dm
Cliy of Leedom to proceed as if they were in aroma
in the enquiry.
The Memorial was then referred to the Cot mode@
of the Bri4ge.korm Estates.
After a coosiderable discussion, and a division, the
tuurt mode a reference to the General Purposes
Committee, to enquire into the mode of compelling
perms, in become free of °reeky, and Riney or 'lO
alteration sboold be rade therein.
TIM LORD MAYOR.% HOUSFHOI.I).
Mt. T. N. WILLIAMS rose for the perpose of sob.
minion a snoti•n, of which I. had given notice,
That it be referred to the Sword Ilearee•Commi t.
toe In eriqvits into the conduct, at the Mansion.
boost, during the present Mayoralty, of the 'astral
Ofecus composing the Lord Meyer's Hoeselsold, and
report their opinion thereon to the Court." The
motion, he said, could hams bat little reference to
himself, es ha had attended in the Measion.hoese bat
one week, bariog been turned out of his place by
his Lordship; but the Coen would recollect that
certain charges bed bete made by the Lord Mayor
rospectiog SOW of the 011icers, and it was biting that
they Oswald be enquirea into. Ills Lordship had
stated that he was every day receiving anonymous
letters, and had particularly charged him (Mr. WU.
Hems) with having written some of those; now, he
solemnly declared ha had written no such aeonymoot
letters ; and as that charge was entree, the other
observatiess might on eoquiry tare out to be false
likewise.

The LORD MAYOR. rrse with Minh warmth, and
appealed to the Court whether he was obliged to sit
in that Net, and hear dist Gentleman as.cea him to
tie face of uttering false statements to that Court.
Mr. S. Dixox rose to order. He considered the
laugeep end by the lion. Mesa., ea highly lade.
comes. He ootseated him to withdraw the motion,
and assured him the Sword liverei'a Committee bad
so wish to get into hot water i.) soy such tefereore.
Mr. OLDHAM reprobated in weed terms the eon.
duct of Mr. Williams; it di.vacefel to himself,
and highly derogatory to the Coon to rime, any
Member the, to insult the Chief Magi.tfate,
Mr. Jams Giurritue laid, if the Geatitmso has;