LOST, between Leadenhall-...
T OST, betwien' Leldenhallfl-miiarkt ant Augtinfdars, TITO BILLS of EXCHANGE; - one, Law-son on Cowel1' ?9tl girShlwon Rowland,;1L0. - Whoeverrillbringtthsm.tol2,Llmie- street rhall be bAnds6nely rewarded.- Payfent f3 stopped rat the Bank, and at the acceptors-Nov. 5, 1824. LE: his HOMEh.-A GHN ldLEMA. about S feet Hout of a Medied Clentleman, with wvhom hi5 friends ha.d placed Uoin. Wheaver will restore him, by bringing hwinx ..r giving Intornia- Wrded._30.~i. 1824.Y E-1E -FIRST COURTof ,AYOR and ALDER- .E ME.N, holden In the Chamber of the Guldhall of the City of Lor7 oo, on Tuerdg.y. the _iYl-h day of Noveinber, 1824, and In the fifth ear of the reign of George IV., of the United Kingdom of Great rltain and Ireland, Kinr, &c. Resolved unanimousvy. That the Th%nks of this Court be given to the Risht Ho,iourabl'iRobert Walthmnan, fat, Lord Mayor of this City, lor the zeal, firmneiss and fidelity, with which he has dis. charged the duties ot his high offlce; For hir readiness, at all times, to convene Meetings of thih Court. aRd for the ability and impartiality wvith wvhiclh lhe presided over Its deltberations; For the dignity and bospitality wvith which he upheld the anclelnt state and rplendour of thfs City; and the zeal with which he has unii- formlty mna1ntaind its rights snd urivileges; For his strict punctuallty end prompt attetioni on all occasions to thg1'siou duleeof is taton ndthe easy access afforded to all classof h-is fellow-ecitizens;Y For hib able, upright, and Impartial administratlon of public Su.stice; aud the temper, dlscretloi, and hunnan1ty with which he estercised his mailsterlal authority. WOODTHORPE.