The Sun. — London, England, 1816-05-06 00:00:00

Flll'.N C l' ER.S. [ltr.cm - YErt YesTEp.DAy.] l'Ams, MAY I.—The 'Bishop of St: INI3IO, whom his Majesty raised to the di;otity of the tieerage, is nit his return from flou o where he resided warty rtyit years: he tvill be replaced by the Count tie Bilcas, who will act as Ambassador Ex traordittary. The mission whieb he has executed so loypiiy }it l'..laplos gives the hope that he will 'succeed no less la a IlliSsloll of attother rottore, tA;hicli the church of France impatieolly expects the reamlt. , Every body recollects that Cfittilinepo l , a sini. plc peasant, illustrated - his name_ in the wars of TA" Vetoltie, Where he rrished, the victim a liis erntrageons devotion. His Abijesty has granted •to the sou of Catliclineatt, who distinguished. himself tinder the orders of t he late La Is:oche r. Obetrirli , ( CIS of nolidity, andthe employment of of the regiments of the Royal Mt the Spanish refugees , have been again stun nouted to tplit Miyonne bel l re the of April, and repoir to the tlepOts assigned to them, under 1 , , in of being conveyed thither by. the g-etitier picric. • Tho . poliee has.rheen occupied sotne days with the annual inspection of the hackney-coaches of Patiis ; and those which did not appear surricient ly solid were. discharged. On this: subject we Way remark, that it would be highly proper to severe:notice of all the hired .carriages in the environs. The feebleness of the horses, and the lAA condition of the vehicles, thtily endanger the lit es of the.eitizeos. Thr King liaising visited St. Cloud yesterttuy, te n one d by the way of Alitimaison, where, there: • were relays for his carriage., gaildenee of the chatcatt presented his Majesty with smite very tare exotic flowers, The King graciously accept ed t p e i o , and gave the lOriteticr ai, recompense. p a ati, it 2..—To.intorme, being the atini vtrlary of thi• return to his capital; tic en.dt•eipal of the city ot P,aris will. proceed win d procesion to the Tuileiles, where they wit; I,a,c the holinur of presenting their loyal 1 1 .einage tit his Majesty in person. At night the ],oldie r dificeS will be illuminated. est'erd iy find I ;As day the first distrilinion of Crosses tti the Lily to the National -of Nit is took ;ire heettnie so frequent iii Oermany that in one week'ito fewer than five 'lately tools place aft I.lerlin. •-• Before tile Correctiorril Police, liennique, Piterter mid Ex.soldier Drape ii, artist 'Ol the Th ea tr e cat G lit cy , sari Beoecii, toolid of evti• ing stalk imis cries. 1 . Pennique was sentenced to three vents of - 60611161 r ; Drapeau, in IS months, and to pay the expvtices of ll:e proeci:dinei. • is ,ssid that the Library ttf trie Arsenal is given ti, Monsieur, by an ordinance of the: King. y !prat. Golfo Mn: y et , Cl Nat h er ,„ lain to the .L;;tiperor of Austria,. a . long con terence with Lord Ste+Vart, the pad with the Secretary Stale. ,Vmti on; reports are current of .1 be conference. fr lt is said that Count Alayi:r is charged with ,(1 1111S11011 I f.ltt•ctiHg it We“ and that titre 1,1111;i-oil-Ye neti.itt enters at e ;thrust ll fOri undo' the ihinte of the Italian bi.ague, tor the liberty, of the Adriatic and the "'Aetiitert • ane.iti. Lord Stewart is aka - ) chat ged with the affairs of hiland, and a religions (...'on to,tioioo l ot that ; had a !nog conk.. rence with th.e Holy tattier in the beautiful gar dens Of the Vatican. An article froliarieste states, that :the Jetvs ; of M.aittua, Venice,-;:and liitortie, in the mane of Oirit C(A•rdigi6olslo, titioned the Emperor to, ' J aye liberty to exercise their religion freety,„-- They were received by his ..lajesty with hind) '• t;ootilless. BRIJS.FiE . ,L;S' PAI'ERS. Aram 17.----.`..note Regicides, who had rtf)pfted at Morges„ and the neighbourhood, have received toders to dep,tit without delay. conscgoettee, of this order, M. Vettaille passed thy: u;1.1 here on tilv 14th, on his way to St, Gall, Messrs (Innhier and Chazol passed rit.the sante time thtough Atherg and oletire, intending to No to Bc iklonttot had gone secretly front jkiorg,es to the valley cif Travers. ThcGovernor tst 'Nettchatel gave' ot.ders to arrest hijn, but lie sqvt'd himself by'fliabt, and is supposed to he hid ,•I s the frontiors of France, after having left all his behind. M. Continuos seen* to hate taken tlie road to Gt ra, M. LoniS Mo'otaat 111oribow , throng - to Geneva on the loth, saying he teas .1-11 ,, we , t by other Itegichles. Ills passport contained ,o-obilsitiott to its Switzer:mkt!, its It a ly, tits' other , Lnie, of the secondraisk. Ac to ttll lictinint '01;111 . 1 , 4rd papers, Moiihoit,os igii;nlly a mousepetaire, iitptity frill:: the tivisisitilleut of the (tiers to rh e Legislative i‘sseitibly in 1791, when he de ;,.l!(led. the cAtme t:f assassimi of Avighoo. As I'vesideqit of the Jacobin Chits, °tul l e : I.oth of 1792, be.ti;oic Ctrl :ictive part on that,ddv. iit protreted the 14s.t.sios of, September. - theConyertiioo,he-v,tited for the dvaili of linuis XV!, Ile waslntriteal .Alettiber of 4:,itotiiittee of l'obfic::',tlety nod r...ontribtitcd to OR: loth tit 1::e :Jastly, 11is.ftectssvfl of h;!vitsg t;estotittr.ed his mother inn! Sist, vr. General Antiel x .tvlio pegs .ittst .bc:c.4.arrested in the north of Germany, hat ex e r c i, e d somle Fitt th t ..function'of I\ it :itlee :tt."Rottnint;Mortier, of Vattir,. strugkr Ove,. statue Of Lltie nter. At his departtir4„! he SAid hewak going. to (• Ann. ! . 2,3.—r.y oi,lirmrica,of.,.the (..j: 4.1 d Wvinittr, the rt,etysp3p.er's HMI 41- sitar{! be Ili) biligel• slitiiepteri to the la v,,e 11$ Ling, then the ataitotts . and ',r 1t !east- tte !mkt the wt.! and dietributed, awl alt to 4e NIA erdbis for Uie ll'roni Me t,ON Dt)N GAZETTE, May 4, ISI G: Carlum TTf xsr , 77;nrvel,-,71, `rtf 2 . 11f. o'clock the _soleimil.ty of th e niarriagp of her iloval e 44 the Princess Charlotte Ae.,, 4 1) , :ta, dmighter of his Royal High. ne,(s George Ang:l-ins Frederick Prince of Wales„ ; Re!, eut of the i2;,ited I -7 „iikgdien of Great rain and kvith hj,,i Serene Highness Leo pold George Frederie*; -- "Duke or Saxe, Margiave of Meissen, •Lanileraveof Thurneguen, Ps ince of Coharg of Saalfeld, _teas performed in :he Great Crimon Room , ll•Carllna • house, by his Giace the tcrehhishop of Caeterhiry., in the presence of-her )114)1e.si y the Quern, his Royal Highness the Prince Regini, (lieu- Royal Iliehoesses the 'Dukes of Yor;,,Clareuce, Kent, thiir Royal Iligh liessl2s -the VriliCeS,Sei 'Stipl4ia; Elizabeth, and MAry', her !toy fl Highness' tt , e Duchess of iscr ihe.Priucei; Sophia of Glon , sestet, •i heir Serene Highnesses die-Duke and Ma frouleaus, Duke of Rourbon, the Grefit"Milcers of State, ihe - Aiphassadors and Ali, rtiste,s from Foreign States, the ()dicers of the Household of h ur Al,l j , est !„ . T the Qtieen, of his Royal. I.l . lolltt'Si I h Prioce Regent, and of the younger ,brattelies of the RoyalTamily, assisting -the ce remony. At the conclusion of the marriage service, tliC t • g iNt l y ( If (he marriage yas attested with the - , lorindlifie,,, after which lie,' Majesty the Queen, lii Royal Highness the. Prince Regent, the Bride and Bridegroom. tci It the rest of the Roviti Family' retired to the Bugg! Closet. The Bride and llridegrrioni soon after left Carl ton-hriase for ()admit's, the seat of his Royal Highness the Duke of York. Her Majesty the Queen, his Royal Highness the Prince Regent and the reat,of the Royal Fa mily, posed _into the Great Council Chamber, whet e the'Great OfliCel;s, FOreigu r Nli 7 sisters, arid other persons of distinctioit presext, paid their conirlinieut.) (ii) the' occasion. ImmediatelY•atter the eoneltision of The mAr riage, the-Park and ',roue!' gnus were fired,• the evening concluded with 'other pnbliedemonstra , thins of joy thirou ; ,;hout the Metropolis. ) Extriet of a I/iiiiat6i Pram Excilleney L or d st ew:il l; L. r3.rlinary and Pler)ipotentiary to' the Eniprrur of Alistiia, dated ktvale, Apr;l 12, . It whit !Duch pain monnonce to,yottr lord. ship the clekth i oil the itistpot,of her Ml4jes ty the .whose'vir trie,and atniabie qinti n yotteiirtql limE t0•61.1 . 1,vh0. liheAv her., mina tendeced beC ao-object .ofmdora. bolt to her Aubjeco; • •-• [This (lzette also contains copire of the Addreeto pre.. sen:c,l oil by the. Nleoitieri: of the of Ox ford and canthriirge'. - It fuether notifies, that tbt Pt ;rise It n ;:etit lutvapp'ninte.l Prince Leopold ;If .ti;:xe {"ohnret 4 14eneral in the Army: nr:ft•tin.rapproteil TO 'SFr, .t, Gurilliet, junior, mi Pittch (;ominl, it Poole; Ate, J. K. 11 - ourenrd, tts , l'tu4.ian Viee-rominl in London; Nir, K. G. Ingraham, jrut. as American Consul i'lyinotnii: It also stafhi, that the Frelic;+ Ambiris . .l44l(iy. ti : NINI I . l`i)stur.ii(l, and the Saxon Minister ? - Boron de.l t , had inc.'. first andiclieLi efthy•Utteen , YlOl thid t he slue. day the ‘Vurt v t„irjiiered t.. it6l' ri.Ltit. , lyA ickkttr•rTolll 111 S it. nnrinr~ etkc rctSilieire t 4 the Peitice:7,l, , yal it! NV II -I, l W, t i rg with the tiraied Catliciaite lira, IN , ' cr., :jay 1, 1 111 Tzv g intoii, !limey Iticlnteff3on.. from • t lir l'not, to he Litottenatit, vice Berkeley,' who 01.,11.gu5. Ditto, ('mutt W. 11: Kingtog to h, LiCtitCninit, by pur chl‘e, vice h.isterffill% Ftelit h,\-,'ll, retirei. 3tl Ue;.;itoolit :Of Drincootis, net \Viol. Milthwriyttt to he - without porch,t.c. Chitties George Cient. to lie e`merwt, vice BlathwAyte. 12ilt.f4.itnetit of Light 14ragootii, I :iii•iret,Tolitt ! ,! 1 ":/` 1 ' Dr.g . " 0 3 11 , to he Liviitcuttot, by purchase; riot: who ret ire*. ' •• Itith Ilitto, to he Cmrnet•t. porchar-e, Joseph Faitrar. Gent. sloe 'Wooilhcry, pi - mi:lcel. (3vat. 'vice protoirteil, • • • ' ' 2511 f Dittn, Ktotipt Iticloird B. Tcavittle.'. front theltt Foot,. to Lientriutot, by porebiDeoireAlLikiiitoo, proli,oteij, • 4th iteginient or Pool, ?amigo Clotrlei („;loontierlione•Otorti Will-ply c=S the Irteginvnit, to be Busigii; vice Who 4•l:cliototrs. • . - . Stli to, Lieiit. (1 -, L. lttrie, to be Adjataot, v:cc . llNwa, . who the only. eetth ,ve, front balf-pay of the 17iii I not,, to he Cap 1.1111 of .t Company, rite Itu.f;, v.•ho exctutill 3, receiving slit difference, • aith.J)i,tto, Philip NITI!:•rson, from hulf-partif the 2Stit Foot s , to he Vientenitnt, vice whe •1411: k•g • nlent of want (;x1311.(i. frooi Foot. rn hit Captain ,of a co:01)411y, wilo'kx• etiongei. tiOth Cornet, froth the Poral Waggptl• 'lraiit, to•he Pack; who fetit :Ton half pit,: of the lttv,tal • . 67th Lictitynoroy.fr:;vii the •,1:1 Dritgouti Gusti - d', to he I.:cotenant, - vice li ichard,oll, exchanges, aw l j;itipir Etv,hzil Livrreitct lit, from thr 91ot:Toot t to 14 Ell ,„„" , n o vticv I.)utte, j.%!;0 760 0 Ditto, jjuocon NI•P000ril, t ient. to bo• uitl io of purchase; vice Nlasur); xyboite iiploolitomot lot, toil tilivit place., • ' , • - • r, 8131, itigigittriL,N4rBetiti Jamvi Ewin, from the half pay of the 40th Foot, to be - il; , siAant-Surgeoly, vice I.llly' who exchanges. Sea Ditto, Quarter-Nfaxter ;ohm flow, from half-pay of the 79th Puot, to he Quarter-Mitster, vice Wdlker, i) no ex- chit 9ltit Ditto, V.trilgtt Ttoi„ , ,,r Duke,-froth. the at th root,. to he Ensign, -vice Linn, wit.. exchtligeq.' 100th Ditto, Captain A li'..:andt , t• Tliortrontl, from the 4611 i `riot, to be Captiiiii of a ( VICe - Hunittey, who ry.. • 1041, ki l t:l o ,-I'n tn. Lirriterutrit.:, without purchltv., O.. 1). flettu l lt, ViCO 31i1 tnt ThqS. ittlrt.cll4kni situ •liit i! Ad Ceyttiti itt'qiifirni LICA , Jl.llll vi:hite 1,0 Of It Conip.,ny t %vithota Eicv I.t tsts strom, oo l. (..;iti•ri , ou ( ricl , tr‘tart, from ti.t. t;Ilt DragoiloGliard,, to I.ll' Lviitiqtailt 3 appuiat-. . to ‘ltAti Crotro ()roe, :1140 1, t'43ltt. ?i!rvi.. in this rlinmetit. Comity of l'otitlie, of 11411: irl the. County cif Carlow, in tlik! room nJ 12Lt t 14,Tuuthe, front. 11A.:*+:KILUP rcy st:l}Frtsf:t)El), Jos,, , h ()ihaltirlton, Mith-Atteet t ,Maiielaster uarcliouseulart. 11 ANN 14 urr3. ftoh+t Ps ice natter; Ilitstiit., Staffordshire,. grncer; ta. $u re.ndvr..) tine I;, at twv, 7. and 15 t at vlevun. ham ACI,I, ivy& flr Mr. Win. snnzi,, Old Church.. y 4141, Wolvcit:dayt,nt. - :job !) tiro pniugor, IloilhorainTl), Wiiiiarn Clarity Virov.ll, .Inbn-Mor,,, I refAter , bire, 5; IC, at at th e i;t?lfkri (joss, Ail-omit-, Mr. I..Crounitl,, tiravel tribe, twar Z•strimil. ur Mei.sri. VizArd and Dlower, Li , lcriltes Inn. ra , liiitn- , freet;; -Itrjilt•lane , and (} ite:thug. ‘lttor-. ney ) Mr. E,yko, Castir-btrett, iluaadsdaclt. • Eppiriz, viclualle't, May 11, 14, at eleven, and ,hilts' 15, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. D. Jones, ' Size-lane, Charles Martin, :11ier1hliteev, 13recan, innkeeper, May 11, 18; and dottie 17,, at twelve, id Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Watson, Cli Ituhert. thick'ett,. Cl'estlntrrsittidersthe-I'lain, Wiltshire, inn, holder,- May ' l 7, 18, ana'initi. , IS, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, lirtsh,l. Attoenies, Sir-Samuel NV tritrouthe and' - B erjeant's Ins, Fleet-street, er ale. Frankis, 111 istol, Riclostal Wardle, Nimes-road,' Pimlico, Yfay 7, at • 1- welyc. '2l, and dime 1.5, at one, at (itti,its„lvall. Attorney ' Mr, s Villshott, Salisbury-street. Strand. lohn laird the 'younger, Kingston-upon-1I nil, co - rn-factor s May 114 . 14, ao-I .Itlne 1 , 1, at eleven, at the White Hai t Tavern, Attornies, Alr. Hicks,. Gray's-Ifni- Nom or .)lessrs-Kitikin and Co. Hall Lineoldshire, mil,cr, diine4 14, 41111 1 5, a , eleven; at. the Angel, Boston. Artorines, P , lr• Ti:ford, floston, or NI e•,srs. Lodilioan Cud Llali, Se condaries' Otti,e, Temple. Loodint. Flinme, Lancashire; cott , nl-si,lOn , ;l - , MY 17, tB, and dune 15, at Iwo, at the 81i010,V24,,e,' din Attornies, LlAtelsworth and Cu. :tlandiester. • - ‘Vorrall, Liverpor;l, merelia , A, May 27, 28, and' Jane 15 . at ore,' at the Cicor.:te Liverpool-. Attar- tries, Messrs.. Pritt and [Cowley, Liverpool, or Mess's. Illacitsli , ek tool Ilumee, King's Bench 11'atit,"l'eniiiie. Edward Crarea and John Floggas, Eller Qerr, Yorkshire, eottaii spinners, June d,' at tour, 7, and 15, at eleven, at the Devatishira Artus run, Kighley. Atturnies, -Messrs. and Co. ‘'itrutorikentirt; l'lirogtourton-street4 Lou don, 411' Mr. Met cake, lighley. Itolt-ert Weakley, Doels, tavern-keeper, Mtty 27, 2s, soul dime 15, id eleven, at %Vetildev'S Hotel, Plymouth 13,,ek. At torn ies, Mr. Nlakitison, Middle Temple, lsqutlon, or Mr. Side; Plymouth Dio4i. Joseph. Beale Newport, ;Moottionthshire,- inttlieeper,. May -41„, •utitl 3iirm 1.5, at two, iit. the Rumme l . l'avern, Aitoyilies, • Mes , r", Protheroe and Co. Usk, or Niessrs. Price mitt t ' Liticidn'S Patrick Mae ('drill's,, Liverpool, merchant, 11n) t.i. 14, and Jude 1.5, at one, tit the Star atol Garter Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies,-.Messrs. Arison and Wheeler, lianuver-strret, I.lverpool. John Moldier, Liverpool, master-niariner, 11-lay'27, 28, and inc 15, at eleven, at the Kont's Anus In n,.Liverpool.- . At -410 14 , 5, Mr. 'AI asst.)", W;tter-street,Liyerpnoi, or Messrs. 41,111E14t0n and Gregory, Redford-row, London. John Fatvcitt, N'Ork, May 31, and June 1, mid IS, at -cieven ; dt Mt-Sessions loose, I.Valtelield. Attorities, IMr. Lake, London, or : Matt'ilKer, Vi'm. Scott, Poll 11all, bitty 7,'ll,iittcl June 15, at 11, • - -ar Atttint:,-, Messrs. lttssiii4rtid Cu. New Los well.court Care)-stree , • 'l"tst . . Allen, South Milford, Yorkshire, May 15, 16, and ,line Hat eleven,' it the Suit Intl, Poittrfra,A. Attornies, 11r. II idtaker, Pontefract , ' or Mr. Maxon, Clenient's .lohn Ttzer, AltterMan's ilishop.spite-street, Landon, a n d I,vi n ; Clay Stone nuns,.', tylotte , ter , hire, O'er - chants, May 14;'18, and dune t :0' tan, at Guildhall,- Lkil doti, A/tor : nits, ;Messrs. litud and Co. liang's. Boleti Temple. John Tuela•r, Canada,' in'Ntift It America, tn,;rchant, Mar:ll at liilC, it:, and June twelve, Lonrho„ Attorney, Mr. Etirnsnitw, lied , eouss-street, I. , ripplegiste, London'. . .• , • John Cittlinsh, Aylesbury, :Kent, hargeltuilde r , M . :ty 7; , Amp lA, it eloven, at GUyalhall, 'London. Art . : , ruey, Mr, NI uiray, Sun-cum' , Cornittll. John Lewis- 01.%eri,' Shooter's-hill, near Bloc) i!coth, ' chant, May 7; Is, :11H1,11.111‘ IS , .at wit:, at tiatildhalt; don. Attoe,nies, Mii,sts. Unit and Farrel', Tiircadneeak st met, . . . . snuufti New., , ,atesstreet,si ow I,a, iiianithicturvr, 14, i;1, toot hive IF., :it .:lunacy, 1 . 1,11, is, Il'onvast",4:ll,,l4, P;aslOghtsit.,t, e l. Crawley, Crioiscut•strset, LFleretec lUe y, 51,itt.'11es1117m> 11 ,, y ii, at eleveo; to, IS, at welvc;, t 1 lia,l.' Attorney, Mr. IlthopltreyS, ( Tokenbotise-)01,i, Loth bitry. DI VII) LN DS. • ) 14 Y J. P!-Cireaveo 11. spatp, AnnA - Yavd, t!k;lti.tan-st rett, J. 17,11116 n, it t, recifier—Nirty 25. I.Y. 'Marsh, L. Deane - , dow, 11. Weiihrnolc, stn. tool 11. IL ,P,' . o.nr„ 11t1614, Iranln.rs' 25 . Chearock..'ffivichwit' -- -MaY i 4. H. mi t Ke,,,sytgtio, 11 ,, ur-ILictnr—Mny 'J. 'Awl., I I 11;itii.r.1 7 .i - 41i,i•—.1 tine . 8. St s, 11, I tout, ~,,T h ., tre t .t, Vigglinry-stinare, mereh.n.is—MitytB, 4.c nlion.Tvne, ',15. .nit T, late uI Isilliter.lont, corp NI. 1.41 `1;0,. P 'i'ol;•tulmnst-vartl,* thercl:ant —ll.ty t'r.P. .1. .Ashiley, Itntstea.l,• Herlfordsliirt., Ifartnet—...• im aj o 1. ; . .innuty. Clout Ftre,titi v!ietuailec—Nlny t. I•okat mid .1. Malt, J i t. Li verpoid, '2.5. %V. PITOOII, tiliqt.'ll.lllC—Allie 7. J. Glinnuster,, . CERTIrICA.TE`;—NI.‘Y 'W. L 3 S" , NOirolk, lior%e-tleal,r —W. 3rillianis t ifrrel t orl, U. Newpoyl, Slt/- pheo;oiy, lio , timi - lineri•drivoer—l), Edomoo, tci , -:4.*111:1Ther;• , troet., l). „dn . Nu ! it Illicit), er. t'.“-Is Iii;l11(1 huturor— (;, Plumley, ;I: ',to', forrive•—it','N,l 3 , olo • O. ,, l, LeTurer-1 I. -11),inuf4c twer—W, 1;,1e of Iiell•y. 111 1,1 .- •lt-Arrt.t.t•Ilill; hat -Ma nawturer.,--11, 'l. l• ortl, Smoviset, iooktyper... IVikton, tttit, rtli japouner—V.lionkiltoo„ late of W 0) . I.).l,RTNElt,,Ait e s I)lS,:(,ix Er l. Betty Smith and Wit. ..1..111,41Kt 410 ,fli. (), lt , i11;10110is, stud Copt 11;lit!;14, wor)te :111,1 .Inii ,;;L ac , p s,,tr„tk, F. I 1.1'ti0.t..(1, ;lilt! T. • hilt., N:irit.l , l..llll;futd Vt" , 4i4o;•sf I.,lr'.rpool, )0 •rvh.11.14- Taylor; ile tterci)not Koight, 11;.iydoa, I.‘'.•Slirn!)soli..., 00..0p,0- Atiri 1 iiirricit .19Ieok, 4tilif•.l. 11,344701 i, 1.0:111,00)---.1, .11,•ti,tiphhr, +l , l 1 .: • ; 4 4.111 , 014, i! :t,.1 (•, .tilt! 1 ,, ),1 , 1,.11, iiitf..v...lnrers Stveco:is ;loci T. 1....01—rtg, tyl vs.; ---T. Tilley 11, klaw:...v .11,1 "41. I oktioh, Threp t,r I W. Manniir,f, J. 2tiorcr,liw, J. 1.. :lucks /ion, Lonaoti, odi.l :1 , 4 , 1 .1, Hunt, 11nt.,!1•1;1:dit.v.•..--.1. , .1., Orin], Fry, and G. Fprsrth,..l4lya l m ith, andrl. Keppri, (.!. (4.11 e, 41111 .1. oil 1411c1colou.roiro. 7 -A, .I)..tric and .1. G,llailgjon,l'ia;lz.-1, Covent...gar4e:l; collet•-liolise-livepers. amt —Avv,cagr. Vrive Brlllk,'ll comptirvd tii ! itttlii'l wt' idt -day, ut I 51c. 7/ti. pt•t'.trwt. .101JRNTAL . ....,--,........ T;ir i 1 nyt.,ntetyr. . . IV: ..t.h er. , I ;,,,!, 1 , ~ ~. ~,,,7 „ ;, ..' 7- : I I : ; .t, ,-, i .:..':..,.: , t. ... . 74 -:'. A: ‘ 1 - -;r• 'i - g.--i -19:-,-4, c.-. 4 I - 1..:,- . ' '-- 1 ' _—_-_-- Alini. I 4 I ,;.' I .tleire, 15 i 3 31 36 45 ~.> Ler).,2 i 1 a)ro. Cl•rtly la 1 40 41 50' :19 • ,7.1 j),,,. 17 1 434 $ 42 46 44 51 41 .C 5 1 1.: 41 44 54 107 .70 ilq. Do. I 1),.., 1). 20 411 I •tq 01 41 40.10 , DeX. ' 1)0. 21 /VI 47 48 [..16 ,4).tso ! ,Atitin 1 ' l''':: i *---'-- ' e. A little Rain In' tI I P 4 1 . y. . There is flow. •io the,stables 1144ardeo Casile, the beantifoi awl Romantic seat 01 Lo GLYNN*, The horhe stilieb bore PiroNAPATI`J'H the bat;les Nitil eligU A I % . eriti je 4111 .1411 , k is 4 111h t , i .11,1 r, reinarkably r quiet. Oil his 00.tLipk 0)e murk probably ut a sabre wound. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT - OF cii.kmcznx, 'M,tr 4. • N'F.W JUDGES. `~ t, James Bat-roughs, Esq. appeared in Cout, sop ported by Mr. Attorney-General on the one side, and Mr... Topping on the other, with a TIMb" of other Gentlenten,.of the B4r. -He then took the oaths as a Serjeant at Law ; after which he Ike' sented the Lord Chancellor with gold rings for her Majesty ; the mot to was Legibus emendev-- He was afterwat ds sworn in as one of theinsticti - of the Coalition Pleas, and took his seat on the Bench. cONTEMPT OF comr. GIRDLESVINK moved, that Mr.. Geor Newitham, who had been brought up by ilitbe" Corpus from the King's Bench, Might be Com mitted to the Fleet prison, for his .contempt, in refusing to put in his answer to a Bill filed against Mr. Newnhatugrieved it should even have been insinuated he was capable of any contempt to wards the Commit in which his Lordship presided , He had no desire to oppose the due anti repine course of law.• it his Lordshi' %vould direct hill* - how to act, he .should deem this the happleA moment of his life. Mr. GiabLesTwie observed, that ail that wa 4 wanted - was the defendant's ap-swer.. 13. e-bod fil* "ready had nine months to prepare it.. Loitco'CuArsezt.t.oa-1 can no t, M r . Newnham, relieve you, for time law of the country is that yoti most mopmwer. cannot bells yon noire tb" couldlp myself in the same situation. Mr. Newnham observed, that it his "Amnia() was to hear a statement' of the case he %void ( ' be astonished how the parties. could have conunittel their characters by the conduct they : had pui sl4ct ,with regard to bim. Lonp.Cnv.scEt.t.a.itt l --1 have no option• If ifil d appearance o r answer are not put ant Ito" bY , IltY oath to Comthit the party is couttinia. Ne , t:mliam hoped his Lordship ‘fotibl re' Mitlid tO the King's Bench, and not sewd hint to the Fleet Prison. Lotto UnANCEE,LOIt—I bRYC no• power to cont.: mit any one to the King's. Bench. You roost 1 . 1 ` : committed to the prison of the Court. Ther._t!efevittutit was accordingly . cuottnitted to the'llect. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY. 4. -: spoIITING gsrAss.—ifArcli v. NlCiforo . Mr, Serjeant -Cara moved for a role to she 4 ' cause Why the eiertliet for the defendant in case should not be set ,aside, and a new trial had., it was an action.of trespass against the defendant,' for hunting upon his premises after notice giver) toalrstaiu from sodoing. The case was tried be . tore Mr. .Justice Park, at the last Salisbury As" sizes, It appeared that.the defendant was priori . pal Ranger of New Forest ; and the trespass prove't on the putt of the.plaintilr was, that he and oth er .persons wertheard to halloo after the hounds, awl drive them upon the plaintiff's premises.. Several' witnesses distinctly swore that th e d e fendant haisked the hounds npon the plaint ill's Janda, tit" :t th bo c u rda l i ti l e ti l fr th s d I c t l o o % e h . ims i ellpersonally gone width' -t also proved that be ' bad chided the whippers-in for.not continuing the chaee. The defence set up was, that the !limas were not solely the property of the defundAut, but that they were a subscription pack,. and II) thel'efore he could.- nit be personally answerablo for the consequences. It was also insisted that; Ice Ctilad trot Collt COO the hounds, they having pursued the gaine and got upon the pluintiti's pre• bet Ore they could he drawn back.--I ho L earned Judge at the trial t i i t ' i t t i r i t t ew t d i e t evbeyrpl of a il i e tl priquiso, itntl the..act of trespass was maintain : . able:; but contrary to this direction, the Jury itni&for. the defendant. I.c.)rd _EL LE N 80R0 UGH —The question might pertratisbaVe been whether the hallooing thedogs .was'orf . o r,npon, for.-if :he was hoicking'the do g s it would - be very different from his hoicking them upon• the'premises ; but as the evidence 6eelits. to .be khat the def.gaidaut had. hoicked upf>a the lands, his hoicking. is a trespass, because the dogs had oheycd his communds.--Rule .to Sltttly Citoe granted. NIIMIANG DEPFIRDATOES.—A few days rtgo a witlottr i who_ keeps a pahhe-htlaSC itt shields, went to tt draWer -where sheltnti littposit ett 25/.in battk,notes, when to her grief she intuit' the whole of them s-hatrenctl.by-mice in smell .a manner tut to render t total lOST. IEIIIII. On the ~ .ittth nit, at Druntcondra-Ifouse, near Dublin Itigh ; l Hon. Lady Charl o t te C ro f ton, o f a daughter. ,• Al;1111 - tiED. At Liverpmi, on Thursday hit, the-2d inTh (;hArtei no- .' heti Sinspcou, I',;sl. to Ann, Only thragliter of Robert Esq: tier • Vita/1t:3113v last, the Rev. George Buzratil, Chaplaitrirl Ordinary to his if;i,leity, to Erzms4t, eldest d4ughter of Cogt.. It 11. oi tirov.-house, tear Lyinington, ()if S.iturdav, at St. George's, itiebata Csioper,,'ltyt. liulwieh, to Caroline, eldest outighter of CV. ii.. Mar, Esq. of Pri3et.-1-ttreet, Ham/tor-squire. Ull Saturday, John Eselo., Esti. of Dought v-streirt, to Anne, tl;irLi statipthtei- of John Bannister, Fart. oft;ower-street, tied- An4l-ts9isar. At, I.`pllatoort, in Ireland, sitt the, 9th ijor Nlngst.ttl Egan, of tile Inf,sutry, to Anne, younbest slaughter of IticiiAittlYorerelf;Mi. - • DIM tfin e.lirstrio', at •fris Ito-a.r in Srrea-street;,Gent'oo. Earl nrywk itt4i Egli of warwir4, aged 79. Lind Liri)tettant ut the Connty, Recorder of the 'Porra nO,t L 1,01011411 of Waswicl:, :ucceeiled iii iii 4 tit*s arid tot,,tot Ityrite am. Loll Iliroolic, now Earl of :War4ricle• th ~,dew rttrii-lirtui.,trei e t itt th„ . ; ittit bs' frit it'll age, NI ~.ter Pole sttlturst, third ion of the Right; or t . 41. Kirk, NI r. Wfn: Stone, the celebrated Jae , thittr. • 'rho, of *.r acquit:al in F.rtzlaml in 1794, ciettled it Para, on `flub ryd.r: r v , Mr. 13-tt of the Opera I; 4 ; t ti, lo•rigt ;at r on rite el triunet. • Ols thr 24th tilt. Lientenwnt Thoutas TetlterOa6lt, rrf tik tOtt rot:fitment, " e ut grt (ht 4t"eilotie t v la‘r , -too Fli.ttbeth the wife of ;lobo R:- cloird rarer, :Ai). 0.1 j_tst Bill-1.111, nnr Woking trami t - itkird It` yrra - ri, Fr.inces, st an:t 11-aughtl r of Lltutktlw.f.-Getter :4 Liao co,l Grover. . ( )NI)EIN . : Prime cAIISI'.‘IIL•z. No-7, ( "" ; 41) , / 1t tAktirti by W. settiPr;. ue 111 - 000 ,, , at the: Strv-Ory % Na. t 12. S'qi3rid whey,. ,Viretthre— Osders, ie , tteri tih.stlaid),&c.lthvg be ,i,LlA,scd. ;b . t,i‘ ~)......:- 1 ,. j,' . _' I i; -