The Sun. — London, England, 1819-05-24 00:00:00

J A V A. ALIEN LAW. (Concluded from our Paper of Thursday.) 11-ARBOUR REGULATION tot in ami outgoing', an lyinK and departure, oi N'esstls in the Roads and the duties of Hartntt-mastets and Cum Wanders. Whereas, having taken into consideratioo th, whatever relates to the to,isgement ot, and the harbours of Java anti Madura, - should wino in connection tvith rt.e reg:ilation. for the' arrival. stay, anti departure of aliens anti citizens, for the impor..and export duties, and for ships certificate• anti passports; So we have seen tit, witli cancelling ot all pre vionsly existing laws,- regulations, lowttil or no 13w tot exprrssed or understood usages or cus toms, to determine as is deterniiti , ll by these, the. following . . ..Art'. 1. All ships or vessels entering harbours, shall display their flags. The flag on shore shall be hoisted tor squ4re 7 tigged vessels. The bar bour-ina.oeis-, olficcrs sut•li, shall scud hoard each ship art iviug, a hailing kite; of rf~g following rootetii The commander of the , bip arrived in the roads ; is request s.: to till up the folluwing:--6 Harbour •waster: • File of the ship. Ni4ll/e of the ship. Jimi then f the vessel in lash. or tons: liow warmed. H.. 4 firmed. \Virile from. W 114.11 Sal jet). •At what places touched. Wilcte hound. What cargo. dames, couistry, rn..fesi.ion,„,age, and last rtsidenca of the passengers. Tim state of the health of the ships' company and pos- simgers. J nrpoz tant Date, Signature of pt, Commander. Art. 2. ,The harbonr-rnaster shall semi a written revolt thereof, signed by hiinself, to the Governor Genet - HI, to the resideta or c)ther highest local tvant, to the genera( bliteat4„ to the betilitis, to the water-fiat:3i, to the CotleCtOt• ut ettStolllt in his,ttisti•ict, 16 the President and Council of the Board of Finance, And to the fiscal-general of the custools. • Art. 3. The harbour-master, at the same time ' that he Sends the hailing letter on hoard; shill let it ire accompanied with a copy of this regulation, so well as of thost for the import and expoit du ties, sod tl a stay ot strangers tot 'Java. Art. 4. lite Captains and Stipercaunes of vessels shall, so stroti_as possible, writ upon the : harbour-master,' to - give him (or the authorities conferred by an appointment •Itorn the harbour-_ twister). witch Subsequent or further explanations, as shall be required ot them. - Art'. 5. 'Toe h •rhonr twisters are authorizA, in. Case they cioisnler the interests require it, to go on hoard the %es els, :o !:,115fer the crew and coMpare. the tunstet-rolls. Th-y are bound to 111,tkr the Govertior•GenerAl acquainted with.' ail.eit . pon•t..n.oes.nt nupotrame Att. 5 Ail local int , :ornieti which are intercSt. eii, are hoilatt, the advice of the li,rhottr niaster-, to determine as plat .ly as possible the bniiiidaties of ti,e . roasts, subject to the sanction of the Governor General.. Art. 7. The Commanders of vessels are bonud to drop 'their anchors vt,:ithin the thus defined f At t. 8 Nn hallait may be thrown overboard from a sli'p entering or lying in the roads, upon pain of 101. 'fine fur eachqust she measui Art. 9. All vessels not owned it, India, shall be bound'to pay the following anchorage dues . : Netherland ships, 15 stivers for each last she ialeasures. Foreign ships, 1 guilder: These does once paid by vessels, it cannot be re. (wired of them again during 6 Ininiths, even though the sante enter other. harbours. Art. 10 Ships chartered by Government are not tree of harbour (hies. Art. 11. The hatbour•ruasters are obliged 'to cause lost anchors to be fished np,,and the owners. besides (tie incurred expences, shall'pay them one, third the ialue of 11;e anchors. Art. l'2. Anchors, of which the owners are up known', shall, after,ba‘lng been three timespub licly advertised- in the Gazette, and thenNelres lain publicly exposed for one year, bee - pnbliely sold to the 'highest bidders, .for the benefit of the public .treasury, after deducting the amount to which the harbour -toaster, by the last article, is entitled. Art. 13. The right of the harbour-master to supply ships with firewood and water, • to the ex.: elusion of all others, is bythis recognised, without lessening however the freedom which is left.to all Commanders of taking off these t n ecessaries with their own boats and people. Arta 14. Ihe harbour-masters 'who • shall take upon thetn , eLees to supply ships with fire Wood and water, shall be reciprocally obliged to make aucw errangements !bat no delay takes place. , - : Art. 15. The- tariff, --according to which these supplies shall be tmfile, will be hereafter settled, and shall always hang in the office ut the harbour master open to the public._ _ . .Art. 1 G. Ad ships &paling for the Netherlands are obliged, at the tequest of the Supreme Go vernment,. to take a number of officers or men of the land (n. • naval forces, and to resign a certain quantity of ship's 4/ 00.m, a nd illtiSt t them selves therefore in good season, that the Govein m, or (so desiring) in , ly take advantage theteof. Art. 17, All conuri.rnders are honrufs, at least titrte limes 24 hunts before their departure, to give the harbour-master notice. , Arr. IS. The commanders nay not depart un less they have received funn the hat hour- master a suitable leg/liar clearance. '[here shall be no se parate clearance given to native vessels sailing tinder..a yearly passport , but the pc/mission to rirput t shall be written on ,the back of this pass port. Art. 19. The harbonr,-master shall grant no clearance unless there are exhi bit ed' to biln, 19t. A - certificate' from the magistrate or resident, that al local laws are fulfilled. • 2d. A certificate from tlie Collector, that all 'public dues relative to customs are paid. This certificate must he signed as having hero seen'hy the water-6sc4l. td. Tim ship's roil. Art. 20. The harbour-mister c onsidering it Set . - _ , liceahle to' the public good, qualified to go on ItO.4rtl -bront ward-bound vessels, for the por poses of contrail% the sbip's company with the frinttet-tali, arul to examine ; be any pc% r tiler:: sons on heard belonging to Netherlandl India not providedwikh . the necessary passports to their departure. Art 21 • For the granting, a_elearance, shall he, paid by, vessels not belonging to Netherlands In dia. 5 winders, besides the Stamp, Alt. 22. Whenever a public gnarn-ship ,shall he stationed in' the roads, this clearance mibt there exhibited ,at the request .of the colt• niamhint. Art. 23. CotutnAnders, who depart without the elearAnee from the harhour-masters, shall be stopped, and, in' case of itnmediate seizure, pa) a penalty off 10 tur each last the ship ntrdsute.. Should the commander 'escape arrest, it shall be made known to all the authorities of Nether lands Indla", to• the end that at-his event nal re tutu the same or allother•ship, he may be cotu heliecl pasritiePt. Betiaria, Vith August, IMIB. •CommissionersCfructal for Netherlands Lldia By order of ti-e Same, The Secretary-General, (Sinned) U. D'OZY. . From the LON DON GA Z BIM of May 22. ~ BANK [WM'S. ti. BOrch am! W Smith, girtles rum thmfOrd, Lancaihive, Calico-printers, to surrender June 7,8. July ,3, at the tai Inn, Manchester. Attothies, - Nlessrs. Willis, Clarke, and Co_ IWarnford : court. - . .. . . J. Woodward, Bantinry; Oxfordshire, upholstete . r, June 4. 5, July 8, at the Wltite'Lion Inn, Banlntry. Attorney, Mr. Platt, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's-inn. J Rossiter, Shepton 11 diet, Soinersetshire, clothier, June 3, at the Swan Inn. Wells. Attortiies, Ntes,rs. Aterander, and iloltne, NrlV W. Coleman,. Gosport, .Suutlianirton, baiter, June 4,5, Jolly 3, at the ,India Arms Inn, Gusport. Attornies, Messrs. Alexander and Hoftne, New Inn C. Pettit, Birrninzhant,gluver, June 4,5, July 3. at the Wool • Pack Inn, B ruiineLam. Attorides, Messrs. Baxter sod Bowker, Gray's-ion-place. R. Poynter, Shareihi 11, Staffoidsliire, butcher, June 7,5, July -3, at the Littieton's Arms' •Inn, Perikridt.te. Attornies, Messrs. Price, Williams, anti White, Linco.ii's• B. Swill', ! Bristol, coal ineteliarit,.iithe 4,5, July 3, at the Cotnillet cialrooms, Bristol. Att unties, Nlessts. Bourdtillon and Hewitt, Bread-street, Cheapside. • W. Perkin, Nafferton, Yorkshire, miller, ,May 99, 31, July 3, at the Tiger lim, Beverley. , Attoruies, Messrs. Hall and Cainphell; Beverley. I. Dims, Rnehead-in-Mirfield, Yorksl.ire,•mevehant, June 13, 11), J;ily 3, at the Rose and Crown lien; Huddersfield. At torney, 11r Batlye, Chancery-lane. • • E. Iloherts, 'Cobitrg-road, Kent-road, merchant, May 25, .lane 5, •July 3, at Guildhall: Attorney, Mr. Burkett, -• C. l'oyner,. Doncaster, linen and woollen-draper, June 14, 15, .I . my 3, at the (;uildhall, Doncaster. Atturnies, Niessrs. WilthillS and l'enly, Lincoln's Inn. R. Finch, t opper - s-row, Crutch( lift ifRTS, wine and spirit mer chant, May W, itane 5, -Inly 3, at Guildhall. .-Ittortlics, Mussrs. Dawes, and Chatfield., Angel-Court, l'ltrOgniorton sheet. • - J. It. Bell, Old Broad-street, ship and insurance broker, June 1, :5, July 3, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kirkman, CluaSt lane. E.'l'a►ne, jun. LaWrence.Pountney-hill, merchant. May /5, J.LIIIC s, July 3, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Vander : corn and (orny!). Bush lane. R. Macdonald and .1. Waring, Liverpool, merchants, June 7, 8, July a, at the George !nn. Liverpool. Attornies, -Me.•srs, Ad hri,joll 41114 Gregory, Bedford-row. IV Brorthei., E.tton-strvet, New-cut. Blackfriars-road, titul►er ntetctrant.. May if), Jone 8. July 3, At G461(1,111.- Attor ' rues, Mesta... Quallett aud Banco k, Prospect-row, _Dock - head. J. Outram and N. Welsh, Liverpool, brewers, Jane 9, 14. • July S. at the tleorgeino, Liverpool. Altornirs, Messrs. Taylor and Roscoe, king's-lrench-walk,Templ. J Baylis and T. Thomason, Piccadilly, ironmongers, .May 3, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr..Bruitiley,,ll ol born-court, ' J. Dalv,'Woolwich, innkeeper, May 29, June 6, July 3, at Ntornies, Messrs. Fielder and Bartley, Duke- street, Grosvenor-spare. T. N:litifield, Kingston•upon-Thames, rwiltster, M a y 45, Jun, 8, inig'3, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Patather and Curlier, L e ontlon-strert, Fenchurch street. • S. Tolley, Kiditngton, Oxfordshire, corn-dealer, June 4,, 5, ,fitly 3, St the Three Goats inn, Oxford. Attornies, Messrs. Robinson and f lind, Charter-house-square. J. Shaw, Stunchonse, Devon,hire, p-awnitrar . r, June 7,8, July 3, at tk eaktey's Hotel, Plytnotuh Pock. Attornies, • Messrs. Parke, -Church, and Parke, Prince's 4 street, Bed- ford-row. • W.,;. Horton, }Wein ale, Latica'shire, woollen-manufacturer, ;Moe 17, 'B, ".11,1y•sott the George Ino,-Liverpoul. Attar - tiles, Messis. Clarke, Richards, and Medcalf, Chancery- lane.. 1. - nod It. Ctsrney, East-India-chambers, 'merchants, June I, 9, July 3, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Kearscy and Spurr, Bishopsgate-street- within. • G.. Waddington. Blackburn, Lancashire, factor, June 10, 11., the Old Bull Inn; Blackburn, July 3, at the New Inn, Blackburn. •Attorney, Mr. Bother:nu, Thro,poortun i •street. T. Lddison, Itc,toford, linen-draper, June 5, 15, July 3, at •Girildhall. Attorney, 'Mr. Evans, Hatton garden. DIVIDENDS. 'Jane IS, t 7. I3eckett; .- Winchester, wine-merchant—June 2Q,i 11. Jarvis, TattEpliilp 7 eourt-roled, eabinet-maker—,lnns 12, 1 4 . Ciiil)eck; NCestbouse, Yoil:,Shire— W. Ellis Castle field, J. Willis, sen. Burley, W. Holdsworth , Bradford; and 3. Iloldswortil, tlax-spinners—J tine I d ? P. Ball, Weir ester, linp-tocrehant--jurre 17, Hughes, tiquor•met thant—lutie, 12, M. Blundell,, B. Blundell, and S. Mun dell, Ilitlhierti-bridge, wholesale drapers—June It, S. Par suns, Ilanoyer-strect, orrch-plater- - -quite. 12. J. Mil es , trigh Holborn,' linen-draper—June 12, W. Price, Mino ries, tea-dealer—June 12, "1". Jenkins, Jadd-,treet, etas H. 0.!:" 1 "tAu t, Wcikib'se juitiare,, sinar-refitier 7 - 7 Jurie It. Salami Oord•stre'et, Aldharn, Essex, carounte t r-- 'fine 14, G. Todd, New- Castle-upon-Tyne, spirit-riercliant—June'" 12,'J. .W. Atkin son, Moreien r ~tariner—Jirue .12, 11'." Muinford, Strome, Kent, and I. tasiloWit, fl i iglialo, timber merchants—June 12, G. Laing, Demarara, merchant—Jime 15, A. Hall, Drayton, elealer--,Jotte 12,•.1. H. huilArs,,,Linie-street, kn imr'ance-brokry,-.;une 14, M. tininble;Lii;e646.l, ItletChallt Julie 17, J. Sanderson, Lied', linenr-toe'rchatil-3 wit. 17, 3. tid J. Sykes, .Lerds, mereliants---June. Iby W. P. Becker,, , .NVahefield. linen-draper----June 17, E. Allport, Bunting bans, plater—June' 'l4. Win. Jordan, BaitCorn dealer—June la, M. Sweet, Taunton, Siint 'Mary Mag dalen, imnieveper—June 26, W. Broadbelt, Preston, corn merchant 14. W. A. Mills, lielopseY, Worceiter-- toiller—Jtine S, J. Kirkman, City-road, .breivir—June 9, W. Burn anti It.,Born, Exeter, tailors—June 12, .1. Taylor, Sen. Old-street, paste-board-manufacturer—June 12, J. W. Suwerby. merchant--:-June 12, J. Nowell and .1. Burch, Jewry-street, wholesale statlotiers—June 12, J. Procter stud J. !lesser, Steyning-lane, cloth-facturs. - .C.ERTIFICATES—Ju,Ne 11. T. Hodgson, liolon-le-Nloors, dealer •ih cotton White, Warmin,ter, linen-draper—J. Mitchell, coliens, Maidstone, dealer in hops—J. Johnson, Sheffield, diaper—lV, Tow,se, Wokingliam, merchant—N. G. Ingi chain, jun. Tainer, London-roihl, Stationer—W. St! ackin, Liverpool, smait- nianufacturer—H. Wilkinson, Liverpool, merchant—lt. Pollock, senior, and J. Pollock, Sheffield, woolstaplers—EL Potts, Holborn-hill, ha be, dasher—N. tanstat, Upper East Smithfield, cliyanst—A. Welch, Leadmiliall-street,slopseller.' PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. S. Gotldard,Cornittli, London, map and chartseller, and W. H. Lewis, Great Cantbridge-street, Hackurrruan--J.Uson, and T. Hantiali, Lint rpm'', house and ~Itip-joitters—H. ,Cooke and W: W ltiteharen, and Little-mill, Untidier corn-factors--J. Wadkin and P. Greenough, Manches ter, stuallware and fustian-manufacturers--J • Claritighould and N. tiettte, Deal, rottc-taakers---S. Bilks, J. Stanton, and S. Retberts, Bedford-st revt, Covent-gard e n, drapers--Ni. and 1,. Dncroq, Flept-marliet, tallow-chandlers—lt. Nelson and LI. F. Webster, Nielsotiby, York, victualier,--.-NI. Wasnidge, ',crick, sett. Levick, jun. and J.Fenton„Shetheld, mattlit4e thrers of knives—J. t4ulding and .J. Snylgrove ' Wookey-hole, Sonic riet , 'tape t-ntak yrs—J. Bamford, J. flaigtt, S. Ulet,:g, and W. Nintall, Bury anti ['rest wich, Lancaster ; coal miners—b. J. Mallitugh anti 1. T. 13e11, Fresh-wharf, Lower 'I halms', s t t t et, London, w arch ousenten—M. hlayall and J.l3uukley, Bottum% Mill, Yolk, cottuu-spinners. onTR , .. [We ref.:Pre, that ire could not before find fohm for the following Adthess, which does honour to the tal4nts, feelings,, and principles of thi.Atithor. and which he 'r'ecited. with . so notch animation, that it was received IVith n u rse vehement and' continued applause than had even attended' on any former occasion.] , . AN'ADDRESS # For the ANNIVERSARY of the LITERARY FUND, at Freemasons'-Hall, May 6, 1819. WRITTEN AND BECITF.O BY WILLIAM-TIIONAIS FITZ-GERAI,D, Sheath'd is Britannia's• Sword, her Banneri furl'd, tier work complete—a Renovated Woi Id I A World imebted.to her mighty ant,' For all in.life-thathasthe power pcharm! Her sons triumphant . are retuned once more To wear their laurels on their native Long nia.rthey live those I,iumrs to sustain, S 0 nobti . gathir'd on the Land and Maui! " • • Yet, 'vvith all Glory to the yarriot Brave, Britannia's happiest Triumph is to sar,!— 'Twas that pure Cause which calla her to the Field, Pointed her Sper,.atid rais'd tier a'whirShieliCP ':: Th.' 'shouts exulting cease to rend the Orin, !las Peace no Triumphs for the Good and wi.4o._• May nut the Pen arid Presstassist \i tnlcina make a bloodless Conquest of the Mind, RefonLitlg Morals, and -subduing Criure Aunt thus obtain a T,iumplrmost intUlioue A Tri)mipli free from helpless Orphan,' cries, From Willows' tears, and Parents' sighs Illustrious Nation ! still decried by Fate, In Arms,' in Arts, in Virtue to be ;Treat Wide A s thy intlpence, boondless as thy Fame, Transmit the Record of the Altilighty's Name 'Till the poor Indian shall, with blushes;'see, - • ' • '" And spurn the Log to which he bent thetKnee ; • " While close sat rounded by attenlive..Yooth, He reads the Volume of Eternal Tenth ; And in those Groves, so late by Error trod, Kneels iothc Temple of the Livinz God ! These are the Triumphs . white-rob'd Peace displays, ,Achievements worthy of a Seraph's lays! Whenwidesspread Knowledge shall enlighten Men, Heav;navili inspire, and Angels guide the Pen: Poets will rise to sublimate their art, To calm the Passions, and improve the Heart; 'Till Powers of Verse Immortal Truths record, . .„ And all the Earth adore One Common Lord 1 . • O'er, human actions Bat ds had ever pow'r, From earliest Ages to the present hour; In Times remote they almost rni'd the 'State, Lov'd by the Brave; and honour'd by the Great ! From ruthless hand* they Snatch'd the niurd'roui steel, And taught the rude Barbarian hoW to feel! When - Scandinavian Kings to Battle came, They brein4ht their Scalds to titer', rune their fatOe; Their drooping Bands to animate with Song, Recall the Rooted, and the ?iglit'Prolynf .•. • Amid the'Pattle's rage, the Muse's sway Has often chang'd the Fortunes of the Day; Such thirst for Glory could the. Bards ins Ore, And such the mighty influence of their Lyre ! But no mean flattery c,,01d those Clriefs expect; A recreant Deed . was Passport to usrgleti— For well'they,latew.such - poets would refuSe i , 4.11 any price, to prostitute their Mu..e ! . I At the same Board diet Bird and, Monarch sit. 'Tilt Power was buruish'd, by the rays of While Lords 'of lineage sued of wide contruul, Felt the superior sceptre of the Seib .O Felt that, when weigh's' with `l r e, The Sword !oust yield foil hovi4e to the Pen: „. Though cpaisetheir manners, sad theirl7o.,,m s such Ilonours Runic Valour paid thee Bad!.' • • • ~ • st, ,711ttby• : A Scandinavian Island waste and hare, Is•stilt the Region Of the Nltise'‹ ; ;;• Iceland, amidst. her desolated , • trt ••• A Poet, of no cirtililloll worth, contitois ; Taught by this Bard, tlar•Norfltern•Youtits. rehearse , • • The strains of MthroN, in Icelandic Verse : ThOugtt'cltillihg Poverty hiS'home invade, • - • '••• " • And Fortune casts him in her dreariest shade, Within his breast immortal Genius glows, ' • Like HECLA - • Soon as his talents and bitty:tilts ,wi re known, You mule the Iceltard'ii4lUritts:'S'Z'anti a e) fr otir own: B y you c ,„,, lm issiored, I the Bard aildress'd • In these few lines, congenial to my hxeast• • • To make your freewill offeritig understood--: The livies•afe humble; but 'the cause Was good !' • '' Each Poet should feel the distress o 1 another, Like the claims of a friend; or the Watif3"4 a' , l3rothef For the Fund of Benevolence is not cotirni'd To our own satire belongs to•mankindl • Where impittial relief , to the.*aoget•is •;•; • ' Like the Manna that f6ll, in the Desert, from Heaven And NW:roses Trustslafin England'icars • To Iceland can follow, and sticcogr hint there; For Ghrtius and Virthe should' never hei.lost, • • -• • Whether burn near the Sun; or in regions of Frost • .• Such sire •the , acts hy.whicritfyout.bounty saves The Muse's victims from untimely graves ; Such thelirotection caTe-worn - Scholari find • • • • • From cold .neglect—that winter of the mind! WhiCh checks the progress of yona4 Fancy's Bight, Ailtl.Ardeut. Genius dooms to ehesrless Night !! That good the Founder's noble plan begun Is now cohipleted by our Monareli's,Son. Secur'd by Charter'd Rights, The Fond§ shall stand, A Work that's col thy of The- Royaf - Hand ! And proves how well Out Patron can, usaititaiti, In Arts aS well as Arms, his Path:4'i Reign-: ime,houotied" Mot:at-eh Afflietiiiit's Years, • I.. l ov'tl in our hearts ! and hallow'd with our tears ! May witc:s of Angels lull hiM to repose lit'sweet Oblifion of all l!uttian woes! Aod Visions of Celestial Comforts r:se, • caved directed to his Mental !;yes Whose Moral Life can never he foigtit; Almost an age I .—alisullced with a hlotl Who in our will he thus Cap' ••ss'il, o f , 'l , 15 . , • nts.',.• Of all our Kings, the Oldest and the Best! 3.ift ci "*'•Being the 'l%enty -, thirrl . Anniversary wrltten by Itlntliiz-13erald fur this Society. t.334Pds. j . 4 . l ""Tliki ev..Joliti Thortakson, the celebrated. Po o ut► f , ittid't he Translator of l.Slitt,ToN: fienJots 4ouroal of a at•SiliVllCe 0)14'1 4 4411;in tBl4 altii4l4/A).. whole Income of this distinguished Bard, and exceiletyt tan, Ones nut exceed 3a rix dollars (aboursix Sterling !!) ; yet, its the Midgrof iq•ery privatilin, this vetterer hle, Poetliact.lhe .spirit to undertake, .and ,the to as coinplish‘th4 or Paradise Lost 'Mt. Fitz-Gi.i.ald felt intkrested with the , account, that•helapplie . d to the Literary Fund in favour of the lOtairtl ; Mil,TuN, when a bunt t.f suostey was itnitivdiattiy volt:4, which tial hee:i a l ined to Mr. Thorlakson, 'throng!: the* pt'ocupt and polite attentiouot his Dank!) Majesty's Minister Pleitipotentil..,r) at the British Court, to whops Alf, Fitz-.6er,alit stated the case. • The Literal y Fund is now incorporated' by Royal Charter, LAW .i.ilti,LiOici. COIIRTOF MAT 24: • .• rito3tc.rgr) Ntif!:ANCE ON THE RIVEIt THAMES. THIS A' Tftlt 1 , 7 ( t y 6N ,13 ft A L., nN Tl-1k; OBLATION 07 HODGI,6 t, 4 .1 2 0H II NSN AND THECITY vFLONDO! I !•., Mr. ‘VP:Tll,Eagi.i.stareel,itiat he %vas now to IHoY d for an inj:inc`tion, at the initance of his lt‘lajeify'i AttorneyriGetteral, apinst the defendants, to re' strain Atr i ent train committing certain,unisances on the banks ot the 'litanies, at - Milbank-rovi r i! The ease was yesterday before the Vice-Chancel" , lor, but, without hearing the merits of the case; bis Honour. refused it, as an ex-parte application., The Vice-Clialicetior hail contended, that more inkrhier was iiccasiuned by eX-parte hearing thali . by any thiug else.. The practice of this Court was, .howevi:r, quitc• ditierent front, what i'Vdd stated ersewhete. The merits of the case were diorfly these :—ln - the _hoot ot thero wilt', a kind okeprve, forming, a bay . ,y.f.3o or' :1 0 „ feet dicp. On the right-hand side of this thetit was a too' of liotis'es ; and'by this itiek there waft •approacli .the•Penitentiarl% The Mayor SI - Cu! Fyrat ion of Lutidonmgc,,,Lhe Conservators:og • . the li.ivtr Thanrei; and they.slotig with Alrgi J , fins - Ott, the hirader,.aittliNit "-atibsiretior, tectss, atmit to build tueie, and to erect ivliarlf.' Atturncy 4 l3.!!eral, oppused.:liiiS bring done ri first, on the ground o the City having, in) right.; to tiO so ;;iinl'eitatq, from the io I not belong', ink to any ot. tire `! Parties: , -The was foefort by the Fitti,o.(l,os,4lteet and the reinaills of Lortti • tinisverio(sold . g,apten, wal l ; .Inti. c t.c current. it . ) er chile of the titer l3viiig•th'ere verii • st,u:ig, it , aifordett a con;forftibl'e siteltt.t•tolNlitermen 00 . hod- s in gotrig bjr cud nowt; toe liver in storms .westher. huis wool., now tend to tte ptive them of that Shelter, which weii so iih!e, and the place becanie-a re,:ept4cle soil. • The plain6ll was, theretOft, - Aptite in coming turward ; for while the Cot poration I.4o'litimi we: e Cura•ors of the River, to preved‘j they ought to be lestritintYd stun criving.rtionely;tor: such property as was not theis t tr. ~„„Art indictment was prescrited against ;heal' I:it rear, and a title bill was found by the eilt.sex Giant! Jury, on . whiciV i tle work W 0 stopped ; but it.had been begtin -ag-riin the !sit rnoi►ih, and wii,s,,l..,..cititying on With incteasii en,:rgy. Notief ot trial was given, arid the Cf 0 1,41 would be tried'} - the Lot d Chief Justice Ab• butt on the ;Isiiitistint, but in the tileidit 1111Ic 1 111' thie.iii.ctlit th)4l,t,Pe aCcollyjtsileti. . 'I tic L-Itn CO ANC E.A.LoR aaitl, that t hi s was, 12,4 11)611,,11 , V1)k! II lie Felt to he of :he fnst portisitee. witti the Isr:Ce=thaneellert , that much ratschief arose firom ex Pur..te lrear.ngs'l but then whether mot.: iettisitig junction. '1 he Attorney-Giztiefal had; lift the pal of.Xlm,,,Crowit, a fight t o see Allat:no:iroiSerice . troi frmstes,o the public tritity. Tirert4were few cases of 'a - stinifar pat ore ever' heard in this Court, ta`. tlinhy'!rit theiti had been tuken . (6• l eVe Coot( ot E-xcitetitter, and some : by'l.ints'elf.When ht ?it turo,eynGenti al. Ile knew, the„sp4,w* . re pretetitled improvement was going on, anti he %vat th'C hay° re'titsett .the inj•inct ion. looke(E-tin 1116 6We' 64 of : the ,Arsm est publie,impos l t.litticat ond view:Logic in that light, he, with , :t...t. a twaturiLb's heotationt gl'atitett One injunetiun. ' L ort iv ra 4 11011 cminT .., THE KING V, • Vut.i.oo..K.Atioved tor , a ride to shot , . •. , cause. w.hy writs ot krari facias 6 issued in tit s ,' course. of-'ll4' 73 ! ,:,.aitist I lit ;oorls cif rite ti iendatit,lo levy the finit orTO,OOOl should not Oft rif f irniz th,i r here . vtas- itii Writ Y . - in 4 la.,ve for stitch a, pt oceeding. • lie 'c'ortleorled the ease ()tine r. t iide, Skinner, the ant horn r of:Atitielt the Writ 1144 not., a prereitrritl upon w hien-the Ctiait • atter t' lapse of 140 years, a ouhi be ilkosed •t , 01:11c:, par . ti , ,Adirty when it was carsitteied that that coicc was,thicidett flirting - the reign of the House ot IM4tatt„‘i Since that period, no i i i'stonce h a d e ver . i, be , n known ot a eiitiil.ti wt it has nig , itstted under II), like ci,c,,01 1! ,.ts '1 here w as: no t hii ig i ts .1110 coalition law to warrant lhr procre(jii.g ; atilt, lips ' ou prlncipir, it would be ex reiiiriv improper to role 5 - oeh . a' mirk to ItSt d fine before the /wird' of the term otthedeleenraut••: iniprisourin or, itea se, , ii(4toTaiA the (211),.i. be ( 140341 to exe!eite the ilteritgarii:t• of It rcy, and leant Abe fine, that 0,1411 it. eoiiipi , tely defeate4/ by the opeyatiun of the writ ;. buto;tir tian, and tl.e punctual one„ W.ts, that the effssF.) of the writ 'Would' beto impose greater, hardSl4:. upon the def,eitant than the' Court hail intended by the 6eittenee; (or 'by this proceeding the n n i nefetlauteani tiefe. seiied, and woui ,l be Prevepted i by the. process ot trade ft out it ti` inately'p4lllg the fine to the King. There *1.1 4 twthlog.to show that the writs bad issuer! by thc aiithori y or tit the instance of t h e C r „„.„, upon that potend the prpcteditigs were irregular,' ii Pre Court delivered their opinion seriatim, and: 4rere ,nitentinnirsly 'of s i;piiii:rn, that at commaa law fete vCrits iniblit issue lit oi!t the authorits t caVe'teiiint - fhe' C fine imposF 4 , ttpon tits defeittili 7 nYlas a debt to the Crown it(ii-ArV Sllcriti Might levy forth -' I the instance of the CroWn, and it ' WaS 0,7.4 z ChliSatrryday,`..the 22d inst.:the baili of C!l;trles -ISouttlauptoir-pLc, of 'a daughter. •1 " • . •••••--- , 4 " • ! , O .'!.. ' - ""••••• OA. :n.;'Nl3 I tni / .- - , P , ' '.. •'.- 1' - . ri 411 i ie : , 2 (l iigtatit h 4t,t . Lionte„ at, ,tlr9,,.touse Of the lit iti sts C.,attif,"4l6ht4,. e s timainig, Esq. of ..'9,Ap,fes, to Miss Uage c w ~1,., ~t diligliter'id Willi:nil Slag'ee, 1 , ..,5q. of the Lodge, ne ar ._ I'.oltsf.to -,, --; : • i - • • 4 t):. qs.e:mibpp,t. at.§t..Gestrze`s. I11 . 14;411elex, Mr. Wm-•T' ,: i';i4h4 . 4.y,,t;44 Anti, dent d:sughli.r of the late H. W. Hobbs, Lisp ;di. Salart4Uti t s-gatc.iens": • •- • ' ___....-4. , i.cit , (i ~.., c .1-,--i.--ri. i yi to _ , . . On Monday, the -nth jr,ist. at the ntse of his father-in'. ft ,i , '. 7 1111)1114.1.,' MlWAtit, .Eitii /14eIet-1/I'et 11 it! 1 tii ;'lll3nitaita, Cl' "''" '-i''‘" i,r, 4, ,, c i ii , "(iux 1 1 4. N R.N. ;At q ;of Labt - Luotc, .Curn wall, 'ligh t ; 4“, iie,eye'illy respected as al, tflleer, and .4 - kepi) . latuent t l i I l y hi, atti.eteil 'family, ~. a a autaet'utte ...circle of attachoe i f ientts. '. , ,' t ~ i)4l the Igth intitan', at itlansfiehi, George Cartsirigh t f. 1 -sq. :140 AO, f 4,1 we! ly' i1i41•4,1e-catup to • the Marquess (1. '4l-.4:4.4)',•iii Gehaalry, awl' attera4rtiS -Author of a Journal os 14s•ttestskaue a.l44l.44sheiltlirevfocsume i.ears in Lab 1 t_,_2±::........... c hyJ. B. 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