GARRATT, Mayor. A COMMON ...
aARIIATT, Mayor. A COMMON G0NCIL, holden -In the Chainto~ CT1 thnGoldha I of the Ctty of Londoi, onFrlday, tile 3dday Of iJeomber, 1824, Resolved unnirnonsly,Tbat the-thanks of thtis Courtbe.givCu to tbe Rlight Honi. Robert Walthinan, late Lard M avor of this (ilty, for thie digi,ity, tirminess, find fidelity with wvhieh he ha3 discharged the ardu- oUs and Important duxties of elsefrmaglitrate for the psst year. For the distinguished mnarsner In which lbe, has ipheld the acesse1- talmed state and splenidour of his highatllce i an'd for the muiniticence be has displayed t in aintaining the ancleitet ivic hiospitality. For his per.,evering activity In supporting the righfts and privileges of his follow cisizeuss, and promoting the true Interests of thila great commercial city. For hi. readines3, onnil oecaston5, toeonvesnemeetnneOf thliacourt. and for his Judicious, able, and Impartiail coniduct In presiding aver Its discussions. Forhils exemplary punctuality aml qattention onall occasions of pub- lie business,~ alid for the easy.scces.a,'i'crdrd, and consideration shown to all classes afhis feiiowciltizens who re Itred h1sicounsel or assistance. Far thle temper and humanity witsh wi~(ch hie exerelsed his mr.gls- teiilaulsoitf xnd for the indefatigable zeal withwih ea devoed~hrnseto the due and upright adrilflistratiof-of Justice; exhibiting, by patence in Inquiry, acuteness Wi' -lscrlmlination, and Sromptitude o?'dcclsIon, ani example of judicial a~104't, dirmfeSss, and 1scretion, liever sssrpaased by any of his Predeces3ors.'1c aitae Nor can this Couirt. in reviewinig the:consluct of a Chit 1and con, ,Who, as a member of their awvn body, has taken iso leadin I nid. con spicous pat inther deibeations,for a period o nieaLrly t thrdo a cetur, rerai fro exressng he atisfaction they feel in reSord, ingtha,inhisstedy dheenc tothoe great public principleS w0vh. lie as o lng nd s poerfflyuphl.iue has nQversufferedpersonal orpoitiitifeeiuge wap Iis udgentor to isterfere'ln the exercise of his offelal duty.WQ0DTt1ORPE- To the Right' Honuaraible the LORD M1AYOR, ALDERMEN, aLnd COM3MON COUNCIL of the CITY of LONDON. MY Lord aud Gentlemen, T1 H OFFICE of BAILIFF of SOUTHW'AIK. Thaing now becom6 VACANT by the lsesgna~ton. af John Prinsep. esq. Ibegleave to announce toVou myintentior Df becomninS a CANDl1DATE or the appolntmnent. Encouraged ks I am to uresenLt mYself to Your notice an this occasion by the ver-y flattering testimo- nials I have reLcently received of' youir approbationi of mly palst con- duct in rhe.Ofliceof Deouty Bailiff, I amn unwvilling uhnees55arily tO trouble you at; present s,jItb a detail of the grouinds on whichi withoUt, IL trust, suxbjeeting mnyself to the charge of' presumption. I am thus Induced to solicit ydur support. I will therefore merely add, that I 5UX duly qualified for the office, anid that should f throug1h your klndries., succeed-JIn attaining the object of mAy wishes, It shall he my coiistu5lt endeavour to prove that I am sielther uammindful nor unworthy of Se distinguished a mark of your approbationi and confidence. I have the hioniour to be, mny Lord and Gentlemen, Youriaithful, obedient, and hiumble servant, RALPH LINDSAY. No. 16, St. Thomass-street, Soutbwark, Dec. 3, 1824. J[NUND)ATIONS in GERMIANY.-APPEAL to thi ifBENEVOLENT.-The devastations lately caused by the overdlon of the rivers in Germsn and particularly In the Grand Duehy o: Bsaden, the Hessian Prov?nies on the Rhine. Bavaria, and Wurtem berg, haveeomp elled nearly 50,000 poor sufferers to appeal for relic; In th eir almos tindescribable distress to the charitable British nation. Throutgh whole districts the wvaters have sivept off every descrlp tion of property, and all ti,,eir little farmiing Stack. At this period a the year thie severity of the ;.,-ather. mnuch more intense there thati In Enigland, vdds to their misery and a more pitiable case was hard]) ever laid before that nation 1whose; benevolence has never hitisertc been called upoct in vaini. Byfar the greater pat of these unfolVtimnate people have numnerous famhiies an 0 aree at thisnmoment In want ,1if every inecessary of life. Ii, malking their melancholy situationi kri<wn to Great Britain. Mr . II. Rothechild enterusns a firm hope, that these numerous suf. ferers wvill not be the first from whom the Vroverbslal benevolence or thle nation ivill he wiythheld. Subscriptions received at Mlr. N. ,%. ltatfL.child's. N.M. Rothschild, esq. ?100 0 0 Jacob Mocatta, esq. - ?C5 .5 0 Mrs Rothasohld 60 0 05Messrs. Rougenlofit and Mes3rs. Richardson, ove- Bebrends - - 100 0 rand, aed Co. - - 10 00 Messrs. Capel, Cuertr 1lo Messr. Wilis,Percival, and Cs. .tr 01 and Co. - 10 0 0J. Dupouy, esq. I30J ?.lessrs. Veres, Ward, anid P. Salornins, esq. - 20 0 Co. . - - 10 0 0G. Fllndt, esq. - . i0 Mies3rs. Barclay, Tritton, P. Anderson, esq. II and Co. - -10 0 0John Jackcson,e.sq. II 10 Messrs. tHoare, Barnett, J. E. Teseliemacher, esq. II10 and Co. . 10 0 0J. Browne, c5q. II 10 Islesrs. Whitmeore, Wells, A Freiend - 3 0 0 aRd Co. - to ooL L-II 0 Mece.rs. Sir Wmn. Cturtis, Mtessrs. F. 1futh and Co. 10 10 0 Robarts, and Co. .10 0 0Meisrs.Pietrie & Chapman 5 0 0 A. F. Nellin, esq. . 20 0 Henry Till, esq. 5 5 0 Mess-rs Mienet asud Caze- Messrs._ Wilson and Blan- nove - - - 550 chard - - . 10 100 Jolin Morgan, esq. 5 0 0- Thomas, esq. 10 0 J. U. Israel. esq. - 5 0 01-1. R. Raveni, esq. 3 0 0 Mtessrs. S. Biarber and Sons 5 00 Messrs. S. anid L. Samson 22 0 XlIIs, Aiory. and Co. - 5S.o0J. WVagg, esq. - . 20 0 S. anid L. de Symons 5 0 0E. Adams, esq. 11 0 Atlcyer.Davidson, eseq. 3 3 .0J. Armstrong, esq. - I110 G. Carroll. esq. so5 0 0N. Gray, esq. II 110 J. Jans e. . Latham, esq. . 1 10 B. Wood,A %eesv- - ; 00 '0 H. Patteson, esq. 11 0 J1. Bi. Lousada-, Jun. esql. .50 0G. Hlalford, eseq. II 10 Jac~ob Ricardo,. eseq. - 5 0 0J.Roe,eseq. II 10 Wmn. Flowser, esq. . 5 0J0.. Ralley, csq. II 110 B. Ricardo, e-sq. II 10 S. Pulley, eseq. II 110 J1. V'ouuig, esq. II 10J2. Hu1tchimean, esq. 1 0 0 A. Younig, esq. I 10 0W. Peacock. esq. 10 0 C. Henslv, esq. 1 00S S.Sbage - 10 0 Mlessrs. Johnson, C.ongden, .1 Va ild r Sn and Cu., 50 0Motses Mointefiore, esq. 100 0 -Sturz,esq. - 2 2 0Messrs. J. andS. Pearce .550 Ch.s. Stokes, esq. 5 0 0Messrs. Marjcoribanks, TF. J. SmIth, esq. . 5 00 Capei, and Cu. . 10o ito0 Sir R. Farquh%r,bart. 100 0Thle Eclipse Newvspaper .50 0 bleesr-r de Berekuem anid ILAlepp .-. 5 0 0 Panel- - -. - 5.5 0Nl e~ssrJs. . eslaz anid MNr,. -Mary Elde Darby 5 i01 Co. - - - 50 0 Lewis Butrnand. esq. 5 0 01MeSsrs. A. and J. Joseph 5 00 HBell'aini Coheii, esq. 10 10 01Messrs. J. and A. Powvles Milia Morgan,esq. 10 10 0 a,id C". - - - 210 0 S. ecnndy. esq. - 2 2 0A Friend to the Poor Ger- William Morgan,jlun. esq. 2 2 0 maris - ..5 50 T. M..A - .5 0 0Hymen Cohenl, esq. .50 0 h,oiomo,n Cohen, seq. 10 0 0Judab Cohen, esq. . s0 i blessr. J. G. Scorttsnd Co.IO 0 0 E. B. Fox, seq. 20 0 Messrs. D. J. Saloinons 5o0J0 . J. Zorrilin, esq. - 5 I)0 ..F.'t,br,eq 10 10 0Samuel Hollander, esq. 20 0 IT,wiss~,,eeqt io 1 ito 0Messrs. Page and Hanicock .50 0 G. RaknSq. -10 10 0Messrs. Jamies Baurdieu ,C:J. - - I100 and Soiis - -10 00 L. L.eale, esq. . . 2 0 0 Messrs. Seinue)cilylins Si. B. Worms, esq. - 10 10 0 and Co. - 5 50 Louis lisan, esq. - 5 0 0E. I. symong, esq. 3 0 0 James King, esq.. 2 0 0R. Raphael, esq- - 30 0 CS. - - . 5 00 Andro-w Cohlen, seq. .50 0 George cott, eq. - v ot,IIq - 110 WilligaSme&edley8, esec. 5 00 Mess oglnan, Son, Messrs. EllIs, Barneit, and and Co. - - 6 50 Tucker - 5 0 0Messrs. J. Wilson aLnd Co. 5 00 Mle,srs. Mtievilic anld De la WV. Matthiezisen, eseq. 5 50 Chatimette - . 50 0HIs Exccellency Count Messrs. E.aRd J. Levien 0 0 Lieven - - 10 1)00 Messrs. PodMOre and Co. S50 0R. W. WVads, esq. II 10 2. WaIler, esq. . 5 0 01Wm. -Scott, eseq. - 2 20 2.2J. Hens!),, esq.. 5 0 01 essrs. SamUel & Phillips 5 50 Messmr.Talbot and Fransis 5 001 S. MI. Samuel, esq. 10 10 0 J.-an,3 Sorfaui, esq. . 0 ii 0 Gei. S. M. Samuel 5 5 0 James Hunter, jun. seq. I5 0 0 Philip Samuel - - 5 0 0 Georxe 1Benkhaujen, esq. S550 1Win. Mellish. esq. 10 10 0 Joseph Cohen, esq. - 10 00 I JAt Messrs. Mlastermans and Co's Igaac Cohen, esq. - 1000 012A. Droop . . 10 10 0 ,Louis Coheii, esq. 50 01 Books far subscriptions are open at MAessrs. Snsith. Payne, and Gmnith's; Mlessrs. Hiasterunan, Petcers, Mlildred, Masterman, and Co.'s; ,and at Mir. N. M4. Rothischild's. THlIS EVENING, AS YOU LIKE IT. Orlando, 'Mr.XvaIlack, ; Jaqunes. Mr. Miacreedy; Rosalind, Mrs. Yates; Celia. Mirs. Bedford. After which, HAFED THE GH-IBER. THIS EVENING wvill he produced (2d time) a newv Tragedy, called R.AVENNA; or. Itallan Love. Count Cessari, Mr. Vouing; Ilrincess Cauinilla, Miss Lacy; Giana, Miss F. 14 Kelly. To colillude wvil't Tf5F FROZEN LAKE. AVRktPM1 T11EfATRE, .Strand. TP.!S EVENING rlill lie presenited a newv extravaganza hitrletta, In three aeris, enititled THE LIFE OF AN ACTOR. Priciiepal characters by Metesrs. Wrenchl, .1. Reeve, WVIILi.-ngon, Power, Lee, &e. To concllude w)ijs ani entirely newi farcical biurletta, enltitle,d THEF 'YOUNG WltiOWV or. A Lesson for Lovers D',or4 ,,pen ait 6, and e.swnss0aee at a quartrheee7.Hl-pieat luaif.past s. ~-The publication of 7,z Timie: coimmenced at .5 o'clock- yealcr- day mrnofnir. stdfnisi,ed at 8