The Sun. — London, England, 1820-02-16 00:00:00

7nr..n7tr".171` till smr,igert PROVINCIAL JOURNALS. The following summary of the advrtntages welch this Country has derived from the virtues of the late Monarch, and (Laing the Government of the present, is extrac►ed from a Paper, the loyalty of which, principally induced its to torn] the plan of k 1 , preo ting to our headers the sentiments of the : PROVINCIAL JoU.RNALs, sad which, with daily . _tAiracrs from the chief c c, atears of t h e P u bli c , Paints of the Metropolis, ill dl, as !nag as we ' pos•ess The managernera of this Paper, remain 4artiong its permanent ((wares. (From" The LccA7.l- LVelligencer,' Feb. 14.) Oenninik, join the cause of England and lins,la Holland, too, threw off the yoke of the Usurper; th e example of England auituated her to' resist ance, and the cry of " Orange Boven " was once uwre the rallying shout, which roused even the phlegmatic Dutchman to strike for liberty. A se cond army raised by . Buonaparte to effect his de signs in the north Was defeated, and annihilated ; whilst in the south, the British troops, under their immortal General, advanced but to conquer, and their discomfited foe fled in every direction. ln the western hemisphere, victory also attended our arms ; and Crystler's farm, Niagara, and Black Rock, bore testimony to the prowess of Britons. The year 1814 vritnefised the consummation of British policythe reward of British exertions--- the tweed of British r4luur The white .cockatle LAW IN 1 EL-I.IGE'NCE. "CPURT OF KING'S BENCH, GumnitALL, Fan., 15. LAZENBY V. Cox. 'Dile was an action of damages against the de fendant, for having sold a large quantity of print• ed labels, to enable certain persons in the oil trade co cover the sale of a spurious article called Harvey's sauce, for fish, game, steaks, &c. the plaintiff being the sole proprietor of the genuine article so called. This article was very much in demand in the luxurious circles in England, and formed an extensive article of export trade. The original recipe was the invention of a Mr. Har vey, who kept an inn, and was an eminent cook. He acquired considerable property by the retail of ibis satire, and ultimately tran4erred the re cipe and all profits of the mann!acture to his M 14, Hun: the LONDUN - GAZLTTL of Feb 15, 162 n NKtitupis. . . J. Hpbroy4, Horton, Bradford, Yorkshire, calico tantif ic i • , • „,,,. a turer, to surrender March , at six, 2, and 43, at erer...e, the ()dices of Messrs. L. and E. N. .Alexander , Solicits Wade-street, Halifax. Solicitors, Mr. Nettleton!, ICer fQ • • street, Strand, Lyndon ; and Messrs L. and E. N.-An:01000 Halifax. J. Winterbottoin, Manchester, druggist, March SI 4, 1 : ad Ar , QB, et-nine, at ,th e St ar I nn , M anchester. Solicitors, ,'"J Heslop, King-st ree t, -M anc h ester; and Messrs. Milne stj Parry, Temple, London. F b J. Steven s , Cherryhinton, Cambridgeshire, gardener, 14, 25, et:ten, and .March 23, at five, at the Black Bear Irr Market-str ee t, C arn b i id ge. Sol i citors, Messrs. J. and ^". Smith, Hatton-garden, London. H. Beaton, West Camel, Soniersetshire, maltsttr, Feb. g ! ? March 7, and 23, a t e l even , ,at the Angel Inn, Sher b u rn e, Dorsetsirice. Solicitors, Mr. Kerley, •Wilton, Wiltshire; and Messrs. Brumisett, Spinks, and Reddish,Temple, Loud? P ' W. Armistead, Snyland, Halifax, Yorkshire -- steel sP'r e , IV' ~~ eru A -,...„.,:.! 1 ~_ I: ..• • •. • ••••,......., • - • tlyntiillt 1 - IttllizlK, 1 orlishire, worsted sr' --- i ;Ay Aie : , An in veiour e I tie witit . e coc . ka . de I dein:liter, • Mrs. Lezeuiry, tt ho opened a shop for 1 . 1 . erg . March I, at six. 4, mid . ss, at eleven, at th e Union Cro;;' F sr F tt. '24l The virtues of (stir deceased Menarch lisve ai- gd fenced the tongue of calumny, and cAlled torch teas hoisted ii I "Pee; awl, after a series of etc- the sa!e of it near Portnian•stittere. The celebrity Vdl',/,'"(i• Solicitors, Messrs. IVigleswortla and Crossrs! b i t tee s tortes over the army of Beonaparte, Paris was of the article induced malty persons to counterfeit 'rat e ea. I.endeo ; and Messrs. Wigleswortl e l'horneso r . ~• F ... the wermest eulogiums, even from those who , • and Stansfell, Halifax. d es i.e',o pied by the Allies-he abdicated the da me , ; 29, at eleven. Solite ors Mr S 'flo•lor, JI ' t Be' . ' ' ir, and the better to carry on their deception, they F. eletke e Leierster, hoot-insker, Feb. 29, 29, and Marc h A : th e ino.st zealously opposed his meastrres, Aim' repro. - con( th e Beet boos were restored ; and . a pence the most . I loved the system of politics on which he ACICiI. lori ,_,, ~ , , forged the labels usually affixed to Mrs. Lezenby's -,.. i _ .k , •• • : ~. 0 nostree ' la mente sorties. They were the mole t ffectoally enabled to - w. comes, can'al•raw, Bermands;:v, Sum . p make r ' '".: 50 o ,„ I it • l4 VI., Lon ,1011 illid alr. Li. Dalh", Leicester s to t it,nglitin recorded iii the annals of I i Flo m one rod of the island to the other, the ex- 1 14 ' , n • t. her titstory, ended the strife of years, crowning , d„ t hi s , by the aid of ibe delellth Or, who is a l'' , l). 22, 29, and - March . 29, at tell, ati‘Guildli . L . l. " S!dicitorst ', • ," I.' ere ''' Dressi , HlS Of g!ief It eve b• ell uniformly aideut slid the efforts of the Allies with success. Civic tri- copper-plete printer, 7 re . siding . i . n !I:e lo . rough ghetto all f, t i t t:t a t r c r l i i t tl et e tt i u i l i. , g t h :s v t a j;tshi re , nrillte, Mire!, 9, / 4 i Corpora ~,.•,-• sincere; the different provincial Impels teem with • ',mph, no•N succeeded to the din of t . var, and all very oenerrilly employed by °Hint i. , pit turners, f ew , , C ... . just tiihto es of affectionate regret ; and all :treks ,o, at ten, a n d es, at eleven, at the Geor g e Olt : . 1.-i . , the land rejoiced. seu colt and others in London, to print their labels, .tend Warrington. Soiicitor:, Mess; s. Masou and Housman, No ) i 1,-i - sorts seem to vie with each other in sliewiog t t4 r t.. : ' nil 001 of respect to the memory of " our Goya This calm was not, however, doomed to be per- by Mt s.Lozenhy. Amongst ,abets, tie had her cop. t 1 . 1 : 4 , 1 4:e - streeto Mach friars, .1-(oldon ; and Messrs, IJo'ver ai d 1 - ''. 0641 old Klee ;" the best 01 sov ele ia us en d o f m en ._ manent. Boonaparte, who had been invested with lier-plate iti his possession, from which, he print.td • •‘ Yet a lis l i e w hil e ,t , an d t h e gre y, w ill h ave the Sovereigtoy (et Elba, thscoetented with the her iebels for the settee in qiirstion. .0 her per• closed upon the mortal 0 teni ,,j,, s t ,t t hi s b e l ove d nerrow sphere of a ct i on to which lie was con- sons, prevailed upon him to turoisli them will' ini- ...icindson, Warrington. Febl '1 ' ti o •,, r. fern*, see, Roildientt, o.xfOrdshire, nurser ' t'l c nt- D 21, , 22, toff Nlarcli 28, at -eleven, at the White Liji m l7l7l',lsll l / ' V ' cat,-t1 I l i i i t r . 2 - , ri O i xforl , sh t i , :-•;. c, So i lic r itor;, ,, Alr l .. Thus, Bauferry; aa" • ',.,,. latoe an: E. 1-I'u tclen'is:•l; ; NO;;ii i iL" l ll; ) ,.M, c ' o n t l i l tVc . tiotter, F e l, 2k •••• - 5 , an , i . : I) . I nshii li Prince, hut his example will be ever preseut to os ; his character-his virtues, will shed their in- ilitence a l u m Britain, till dr.:last day of its exist- fined, found means to elude the vigilance of the preSsions from this ylste ; end rt hey of hi s w ee British cruisers, aid !ended in Fr,oree, where he sear, ft him'. a year since, With no lesS rv t: i i , , l i i t t i ,;„ 3 : t i /O n Qi N i l ..c it u, r , t; r l N l , : o 2B ,,,l , ,l , t, t .,. ( l • l l c. e ; t s. t : ' , :: ‘ , ,a t i l y t i(i t r i:e \i f : •: i l t s i i iti t i ee c, ! , l , , , , ;: ,• ( , i i i., e iy - ' 0.,% ; ,g,t1 ,i 7 :, , , ndi 5 „. 0 1; • : 4 . .. l : t at pl e ,v ,: ea , successtelly 'eked the standard of revolt. The copies of this impression, wHi directione to d e . ..,, 4, alid 2h, ill t Wei V ' e j , l.. ' at 111 c a l l i:r:ai ll l i i I ZI t ' !i i • ' e t . ,7 I 1 e l ‘ .. l :.', l ; er . • -:i versatile OA tote ; the rentemloance of them will atilt:rate us atiny generally tallied rotool their old chitt ; liver them to a person in the oil trade, London ; and Air. Wills, Vic" '',:i and weer Louis XVIII was compelled to fly precipitat e ly Qaeen-street, Cheapside ; bet This hey, by /lo i s . Birmingham. S,dieinds; AlcF'srs. Clarke, ni e . ),,,:l i , a iol 1 , t oyou a , '9 in I lie hour of peril, will cheer tis in the days of NI edealf, ChauLery-lane, nom Paris, and the invader once more mounted take, brOtlglit then) to the house ot Airs. leacnby, t)4„dt i ersity, and make more sweet the cup of joy; tni radium. at hi s visa- who held not ordered them. This led to a ills- E. Candi, Nlilvertou, Warwickshire, mealman Fcb. a 9 '.. Iltall ins p Wiiiiit they will eitiord a constant memento of the 1 lirone. T4,e Allies, indignant .s c e r tie . i l i a t :r .s . ,. eitesees. Collett, %Vim-burn, and collet, Clia' r l: :,`• ' chery, ref used to treat with, or recognise hull; and eovery of theteofair traffic, and Mrs. f e rzentry 29, and March 29, at eloven, ;it the SWAII Hotel, Waivieli• :,,,, 4s one ci , l i Whit A king ought to he ; and serve as a moilel of a perfect prince, to which we may refer his tosses- the decisive victory of IV at erloo, for e v e r aunt- 11)1k steps to punish the parties by an action for , ~ ,uti. bun ; an Messrs , Ileytloli and ParkcS, V . Ml:died hi; hopes, and apijus reduced him to the damages, (o r tiiii 9 counterfeitine an article, her {tick, 'i. ,s '.eore-and plc ! them " Go and du likewise." 1.• From him who is taken from os, 10 receive the c"" ( liti" "t a t"gitive• The Kati le of %Waterloo exclusive property, and she obtained a verdict "I'. Lmeton and S. Roe, Stayley•liri•!•"e, Ashton-tuider-LiAc: a- was, indeed a signal triumph for British velour, egainst an etnioetit oilman. A like action was , Lancashire, in:whine makers, Pa). 28 ' , 29, an 4 March 29, , a ,' ~ t, , , a ,. t reward of his virtues and his eufferiners, in " atm- rw,,, at the VI:114e Brar inn l'itcadilly, Manch I So" - l . l l, Falco n tool will render the reign of George the IV. for now brought against the priuter who had thus -ese tlter;'aud a better world," we torn to him who citors, Alr. H. Barlow, Rhoil'es Hons., Oldl . ; ' s el' ir t. d r ‘N ; ". Fi l " rquiHins. And it is a subject of heat their congra- ever memorable. contributed to aid the parties in fasten.% a 41111. Nilite and ParrY, Temple, London. e 'itti " d - la ' ? . " vs P.S . A , .. l DIVII)ENDS. ,:: 1, . 4 ybe s [illation to ever y Englishman--Iliac the sceptre o f " For ..Agincourt may lie forgot rims antis e tor her's. c la , Mr. .t•:calubTT end Mr. Guetsicy coodeeted the MaTcll 9, W. Allard, Birmingham, haberdasher-Feb, e 6, t 4 t°P:i!cor Geor ge the Tbild ..vill not be disgraced in the eiud Cressy be an unknown spot. J. Reay Alark-lanr wine • 4.4 • , , , C 3Se for the plaiutiff, pod Mr. M A tt#YAT for the ent,..,..oreet, , , -merchants-Fen-4G. it. Randall, . th e Elect es: hands of George the Fourth. lie has been tried; . And Blenheim 's name be new; Black - well-hall-factor-F e l s . 29 .1. (Gainer' ' that May e'.. enti foenti every thing which the true ► patriot can But still in story and in song , g systained in evidence, Liver i i • • •ietl, Mt I,l), liit—Mikreii 7, T. Boss, Liter m:I !raver k ;. ,-....._ desiTe. For the last nine yenrs be has adwinise For many an ;Age remember'd long, -Alarcii 7, W. Grier Pruitsna '•'•• 1, ( - ' •( ' ''.... ' ,..i•>Z' -7-.......--• The CHIEy iLySTICE summed up for the Jury , in, Chesnut , t 1 tur-dorks ,• - terra the Government, in the name of his tether, . Shall live the tow'rs of 1-10u ) gomont, , Alareh 8, J.Wheeier, Strati:old-on Avon coal t••I • • Alall'., l ' '',l,' ' 1 observiug, that although the law did not prohibit 1i,.t.0. Spring, Coningsby, Lincoinshiri% (li r -, . 'l,‘" coal -trader ,t • ' ,-., 17- ,1••,. w i t h a w i s d om never exceeded, with a Spiendemr • Aud field of Waterloo." or render liable to damages, any man from ell- J. Ilo•vkins, PAtinyfields, ;Old " f. Monis, atu z l P W - .CoUstablt, , )• , • '', ''' :7 never surpassed, and with a success the most bell- • A more signal triumph over her inveterate op- jug a medicine or other compositioe as his own riled :wall, builders-Alai-eh 11, J. Alidskall, KilfAt's•he'''',. i•`''' 'I F •'.'" iiant and decisive, A rapid review of the events , c ,9ll, Newgate - st 2- 4,whoksittrulten,dr atp . r -m, ... - it• r•," ' * i- ppitent, Vica k S „trill to he the glorious portion of production, and in his own name, the law would Clunie, Berwiek• upon-Tweed, corti-nierchacnt - A1 4 :1;', " ".'' ' '''. ' t '''' which have diversified the period dial bas elap a ed • al it,: A ' . .tri, Britpin. After 1 4. ) tin ettemptiug to effeet his not wart dut him in selling sash article lonistr the Chtrise, Haaunerstnith, coal-dealer-Nlareb 7 - , T. Ackland' =„: 14 illo na •..- since his illejestv assumed the functions of lie- , sorrentlered hitoftelt a pri. name of another, without big autirori"y, nor c li h reena l icli, , but el i ter-•• • • • : , dareh i . ,4, W. Pell, c,, eat Eastebel; :, ' I ••• 7". e„ ,/ •". geirr, will forcibly illustrate the truth of the above 3 4 S a P e i 13 ' 1 °P.P 3 ile 11 an &(p y mt i : Maidi I ! 1, Jenkins, Jtutd-street, 111111)51W • • : er s sower to the Captain of a British man of • woir ; would it Warrant any man to aid hint in soc - ; ,„4" - remarks. , inaster-mariner-Alarch tI, J. Amos and C. Sather' . ' ' 4 4. . °4e /1 ti i thus Affixed the sett! to his future destio -' , y imposition ;it was in preoef, that the elefeodetre land , ,. St. Helen's-place, merchants-March le, M. D. Marlin). ;'t ''• if i as l At that era, the gigantic power of Buonaparte• 8 / •,-• ', •, ', , • ' ~. .0 1 I, te ,t, L)MSile(l to a " rocit in the ocean" lie has now h a d a id e d ot h ers t o vend a s p ur i ous comp os i t i s ,, n BPr•htStya-streetle, P icc adilly Jeweller. *w a s extended over rite whole European Coati- •. , „, se 11,settrr tW nent. Eilher secretly, or openly, ehher by arts, tittthelent leisure to mourn over Ilk past climes- of their own, in tile name and as the pr-orloction .CERTIFICATES-,-Al a am 7.. ,- ''. Il - ~, J. Grafton,' Stroud, Gloucestershire, shoemaker-J. f(e' i , -"//e 7) Vale - and to " slim ea . use" why tVellineton ought to of the plahrtiff, sold therefore be must far easpou- A or erms, he roled the destiny of the nations, and • • . • • .''' still, .ilagaley, Cheshire corn-deal t r-J IVA! . Wa atourt ' ,1 : a tor have been beaten at IVaterloo ! I sihie in such daweges as the Jury Outrid tit:tin street, toileli-nsithel=-11. Pintairwi : ' r .e. ," • '!'• e P/6 .; „ on, Cheltenham, lire! ~• ~, 1 6 ... had At his cowl - rind, the most extensive re- - 7:. sources for carrying on his projects of ambition; Stich was the glorious and rapid progress of reasonable. stahle-keeper-e-J. Barnett, Plymouth, wateli - soaker —Nl..P ll,l " •t':, 4 W" A bps, Great Prescott- )treet, Goodman's-fields merchant. , :' Pred Q u4 all of which were mainly directed to one point events, that graced the Ilegency pt George IV ._.,. The Jtiry found for the plaintiff, ParnageS 405. , ,-------- ...,; t. ', 04 7 , e :,, . -o he iiiiiiibling of his mighty rival; the over- It is true, that these tritimphs, these honoors, and Costs 4Us. ANIMAL. SAOAC,ITY.-It JS sidled as a feet, by ,! :—.- ~ - e-1 •• • 2,, SMITH V. BUTT. person of veracity, that a Mr. Haakins, o f jilts : ; ''• ',„ t he 21 4 „ t; throw of the only power which afforded a barrigr have not been cheaply bought ; end that we arc i to his attainment of universal Empire. . , •• , ,Yen Sp,;„ npw paying d ie price o f our success. Bot who, This "'al aft action for money bad and resew- field, was recently in pursuit of ioxes, a ccOmpe' '' :' .' -- tt ea • alone, aided by a British force, was struggling for ry'lh the feelings of an Englishmen healing kit his ed, in order to tecover from the defendant e sum •nierl by two blood liontots ; Oita the dogs wer , •T.'",' "2:,. 2 . 4 e le, 4i.,!* Lberty, and undauntedly maintaining the rights of I _mart, will soy diet the price is too great for the of 461. 2s, paid co the defendent in his owo wrong, s:run in seem. arul purpled a fox neatly tw o h 00 , 50 1 • I !4o rfs a Ai* , her kings and the independence of her peop)e,. bklairtgs seetired to us ;or that the privati ons Bade; the follmeing circtimstaneel :- "hen Pttddellly they opprared ar: tulle ; i i i, „ NI • ; „3,1t - "eekt lpi wit -- against core of the most inf,:mous attempts to stn- t-r*, which we have endured, are not far sorpessed by flie plaintiff was a elicesemonger in'the Br. 11. came up with them near a hrrtie log lyiq i r ' s ' l ` ll "itri ? nose upon tier the yoke of an usurper, that die those tie have #voi'ded ? 'lliose privations, we rough ; t h e d e f en d er)! a eheef•e agent, who otos- upon ille ground, feeling much Jingo iZe to fia'l ' I ''', , The c donb• not, will pass Prruy as " a tale of li ve d ays si o nally s o ld him cheese. 'Pie plaintiff bees toe tirf.nn• lakittg a circuit of t a. few rods without se r ' ....ti'etar t ,, , , ! ' . .1 page of history records. The country was vier Re only ally. Rossia, Prnssia, Austria, Sweden, and of mil(l, l ' whilst the achievements eat our arm s an d embarrassed in his Cite:lott canoes, and +vas obliged object, every trace of die game seere4,g to hare ', l 'f . ' 1Y 0 ,.„,„ ar',4 Denmark, all owned the aid bowed to the superior genius of the (.or- The latter Years - aticemlatrey " of France; the triumphs 0 I : 0111 ' PPliey, trill Isst for ever.-- to propose a compositioe to his creditors of sls. been lost, yet st ill yelping. On looking shoot ' , ,: o e T f th e re i gn o f G eorge thhio, io the Found on the' whole of his debts. 'f be d r ' I' ell" , lie discovered s ly -Revn itN l stretc h e d u pon !•:: :te" ~,d , " . sican. They adopted th a t s y s t em o f exclusion,-tinder the Regency of his Son, will be classed will fentlant styes a factor for many o f These agenie ; the log, tippite nt l y li te k ss ,_ Air. ii. ~,,d e, ,e berol :,?' ' le € 1 t•i:V: i '• ' , Y tie r the brightest eras of our lliOtorY; and our chil- and on their part acceded t o l e, com p o Oi nt i oi t efforts Co direct the attention 0 1 his do gs t o ivato s -1 . "..\. ' ", ,:A Q4 ' •••• hy which Ire hoped to cripple our exec ions, ,1 1 lirongh the deratigetnent of our finances ; and drrn's children shall dwell with deliAlit Ott the behalf of all, save Poe framed Evaos, for wv.ito4 the fox, hest tailed ;at 4 sleds he apiir'oached so '-' ,• . e4ta tees/e s ,. „, i.,„ifo i" ..eoilded all his efforts to banish British monus gallent deeds of the heroes of •` their native debt he ineisted op receiving 73, cis the PPt!nd he• near the wifel ohject of his pureuit as to see him ; 7 , '''''-- -- ~ ••••.,____ land ;" who overthrew tyrenoy abroad, whji %t fpre be would agree fo sign the deed of compoe breathe, Even then, no alarm was exhibited, and I'd.", ' • ~e • tac:ures from the continent of Europe, A l America too was opposed to us. ThOngli not they defended liberty at 'wing ; .iinfl carFie‘i flig s io o4, a „0 ow) " this piTit h e insisted as At) ill- Mr. H. seizing a deb, aimed a blotv at Mitt), •` ': I dispensable condition, lie bead a ineetinf; with the which was evutled by a lea from 1' ' ''''' A l openly in alli an c e with our inveterate enemy, s h e British Standard, 9n the wings of victory, to the 1) di: , singti.at . . , . 1:, ~lecretly s econ d e d hi s p l ans ; an d b y t h e roost farthest corner o f t h e g l o b e , plaintiff and his wife al the chambers "t his B ° ll - l'ir4ing plave, and thus, fi,r t h at t i me, he etreceo . e": -' Li F • ~7 sitar, who kft the room a short rime for them to tually eluded his rapacious per suers ihnerieav ;:' , P; . ;tare-faced partiality, whilst every act of England, ...... .:,,,, ISI of - ----- settle their platters; and, on his I:011111, ill , : ile. Paper. .1. ‘ .., 14) . ,,. in support of her undoubted rights, vvas magni- TI - IE DIII3LIN THF I ATRE. fend:lnt signed the composition, end the wife .. .. . e. . . 1 . , ,r Er s • fied into au otttrage and aggressien, the eticroecli- t'.- ' s it ale a t --e......--ele ..t..e-:-.7e- thanked the defendant for his trouble 41111 kiiIIIIICSS, E4 - Itoordinary Cireonslance, , --In the month 0 ' -'•';' '• ' ' ' went.; of France, were either slightly noticed, or • , .. ~ , , ;Fanners , lost a tie isitor w o Tbis Solicitor Was examined in evidence, o ut , ~ , . u Lrn residing l ied. ~- -'.. i. entirely passed over. Aod with a messnoels RtliDotlts are in circulation, that several per- -4 worthof Ishe filledthe of lof 'ft • 1 • - , y aer, lngestive oer po e Sons, 'Jean - ICA' eminence anti celebrity, - ° ' " ' lii - • eet wife of the plaintiff' paid due defendant the stirpl iis ( 1 4)/s, oils eleliYet eti of twills, o n e a f ioy , t h e „ i her t" - , •- - ;.t !ivied turpitude by declaring war ageiosr this matie offers to the Propsietrars of Crow_ st , 4 , i , er the cote t o , a girl; uhcy were haptized irontet'iatel ft 1110' .'' 'r• • s' t .--• country, at a time when we had to contend with Theatre to take that estAblishment for a specified of 3s• in the pound on hi.' debt' Ov l. • , , e , ~ , ~ • Y"et , ' ••• .I, OITE I . sition for 4s, which amounted to the sun) of -ILI wet() mato, Lott they tivi 41 °toy a few limit's. 'j hi` '. :'*, .: , ;1 •;••a host of foes ; with no other- hope, but Ihegood, time, $ lA , I at a certain yearly rent tinder the neer 2s. in questioo, but lie had no doubt the 11) „, lry woman ( ) ad no children derittg the nine years prg - • ~ ,:•••• ' t i. - itre.a 1i,.. - ness of our cause, and the protection of on). Patent. It this he the fact, and (here i 5 snOle li c ''''' God. reason to think it it, the. prospect of the renewal was paid over, for the defenthint, who had h e l m , j vioes to this.extraortlinory birth, . . . . . •-. the interview refused to sip) the composition 'leo, ....._e_taereeri__e_ • _ ••,a 4 ...,....t_ea: ~ •, e,. • %v itt , In the first year of the Regency, a surprising of oet Tireetrical recreations is a favourable one, c, - es cOURSE OF EXCHANGE, Fes. la. . change took place in the aspect of pnblic affairs. Perhaps this course is th e beet that could be par_ signed it itt"3l#dialelY after, anti said no' th"te l ..0 4 , The Emperor Alexander bad bound bititS.elf, by the sued fur the interests of the verions persons con, i et , "Treaty of 'Tilsit, concluded in Judy, 1607., to adopt f.cerned in Crowsstre-ei Theatre. A Patent, vested iabout the 461. Mr. ScaaeaTT and MF. GuriNeY conducted Ill? .Ainster dam .„... fi li a it t t. t o , , rd a i, t il S i iiic,lit , it le li n e,, s. ttist I s ; '1 A , • a 7, case for the plaintiff. the prohibitory system, laid down by Baostaparte, in Trustees, who •hed a disceetionary power in Antwerp . , 12 I r' I : Who . All, CAMPBELL for the defendant, in Jaddreasing Ha mburgh at; 1 iti Us." `3%1 , g..., and exclude from his ports all articles of liritish disposing of the 'Theatre, for theejoint henefit of 4e id this was a very shabby and toler at e 411 -"na - , 41.,•• ati ft 91 US- • . ee t nianufecture. lie however found, that this me g ? the Proptietors arid othor elainniuts, might be the Jt:ry, ullyp ba . . .., . , ,-, I. - ' p o i s ,, 3 p iiy • s sight V) 9 Us. 'ill transaction on the parr of the plaintiff, who Ditto ili sure was productive of more injury tp bit own productive of much for their common selvetttage, t 535 2 Us: • - . ki must know that if auy•such payment was liratlf to nourdeaux, ditto '?4* subjects, than to England : and, placed between At all events, in Hie. present distiniott of the him for EvallS it was banded over to that person; Frank dead ((mina the Main , .••.,,... 151 f P;x.eloney 'e.'!" two difficelties, the fear of ex es p ero ti ng his p eoe prineinal parses i n t h e ' property of the Theatre, klsel ' , la k.:tti.ctip • , 1 • .., Am and that his wife had expressed her thanks to the oldie ‘ , s:- • pie, and of offending Buonaparte, he endeavoeted it seems- to be a !cry leaSible plan, and deserviee 311 hilectiv , ;I, , fn tp. defendant for the great trouble he had taken, end . ktilbuit . - 4 to steer a middle course ; and, instead of a post- of an experiment. Something similar in tlt a•j?. Effectiri •) . f ,that its ir exertions he had used to ettret 0 settlemeirt of tr r!, h , .Nv.v tile five prohibition, substituted a part one, which state of I)tirry-letle Theatre, rendered it a prudent tiloraliar 7, by no means satisfied the Imperial Tyraot, who , and eligible mode of stljusting the numerous de- husbend s stfairs ; and the proof of that gratitude e atee t etta . 3A ' I'' '. ' I\l °. 11-2 . r le iusisted on the strict fulfilment of the Tre,oty, at mands twirl) that concern, and of terminating the was , to br ,.., i ng t h i s action a g, aitist t he iiv hindant in" , I ; e g h aEn ,• • 444---••••Vetner ititl. Li \:• 27 $0 • ".' ho tii r ur, ~; ; !.the moment when he himself was grossly violet- contests which were almost sore to res u lt from " e " of Loans, t o wb°lll tuel "" e Y , if Paid, lutist -ir a r a ' `4. %* '4 4 2 . 61 ... v1 jog it, and like Shy/oelt: in the play, exclaimed, every meeting of those connected with it, to let the , "I'll have my bond, and nothing but my hood." whole of the l'r heatre to Mr. Eilititon-by• which ' II '.,N Alexamler, however, refused to accede to the de- measure, every individual who had claims of any " maind thus made to him ;our! that memorable war kind upon it, sew- at once bow much was -secured ;,. Which laid the foundation of itionaptirit.'s over• to him of his property. %What was good for ~- Ihrow was the consequence. In June, 1812, tire • Drury-Jane, pay he equally goad for Crow-street have been hamlet! over, and was the person pro- p e d:, a. .,,,,,.. • ' perly respousl.ble. Lisbon ,The CHIEF insTicE, in slimming up for the t it )r o or ; to ~, , July, observed, that the defendant had not as he iji0,.e, 1 „:" .. " i might if lie chose) availed himself of the testimony Fri rr Of I' vans, Is, to prove whether or not the money had l'ortu The law of the case . e , eal Gold, in Coin was, a tat ,s, i , ot , • , e . i i g ) t , i u ( i i :l , I, I , n, i s II Bars •it; ---•Naldes... • ~. •.. aitA • • ... r 4 , 'Via. pesos. . , ,•:: ,"' ' t" 4 11 Li 52 5 1 f . 6fi Cot+ .. 9,1, per Cent. BULLION, '. .:„ - f o i ts a' . , e ero. _ ee ..... , : or k 0 r ..c:. 'l' '' 'der% 4.. ' 4)11 i :'" 4 1t1 ° t .z • ' 4) , ost 7 , 1 .0 0 0 peros - •' a le p .sar 4 17 10i ... -•,.. '• ~.....5 .: L. L . 3 $ Rtissian territories were inead . ed . by an army of 'lheatre. The inentithrances upon the latter .b et b paid to bin ) ; O(1,(;{){) men, % under the most distinguished Gene, • House seem to form the principal ditlictilty in the i troy creditor signing ri composition of this nas N:‘ , W Doibtrs ..• Q 0 . 0 05b . . • I kids that France niforded, heeded by Buona- renewal of the Patent. A plan which purports to parte in person. In Jely, peace teas concluded meet' them in the most effectual way, will conse- ►7 l bettveeir !tussle, Sweden, and England; and be-. (pettily remove. a great vortiort, if not the W bole, titre s eppeered to heve done Si) io cerisiderAtien of Si any greater sum or security privately paid to him titan apy of the other creditors, so as to put, trim 'shore fore the end of the year, the French army was of that difficnity ; and the issuing of the Patent •k" a wor'c adv•aolikgeo4 s f°oti"g than the test stand, ,i i .ttitilkilated-their Commander, a defeated and may be presumed to follow its ado Lion, ‘Ve wish f he woelil be actieg fiatidelleu,tly to mieicad other : ' • ' ' lver in airs, Standard BIRTH. 0 5 ,i . i • , • ~ I '' • . " Oct 1 In ll Moientjoy•sluare, Dubhis Viacountelis Mtrasareene. 0 .. a,- . - . 1 1i b; .., .._ —....._ _ ' `:. -: `,‘ t o hat ..... , , ~,, prisii li';',4 di :gra c ed fugitive-eluded his tollowors in this. 'sincerely (hat:the letting of the 't liettre, it it be creditors for his own solvirotage; and was liable ' • AIM:11TE1). ''. • ; i ‘r I. ki l i°le A Vli ••nise • and returned to his imperial palace of Sr, ' What it teems, the hest resource left, may be as to action for the sum so everpaid, trout the debtor 'Yesterday, at St. J:itilefk% (:Butch, Charles Gordon Ciliaif - - u re . r - (1 41 ,,_c5, lit»aid it There was nopositive 'roof 1 ,,,, , Est i . of the Pairkii ,ti - St. James latoitiel o litf• ;" Cloud, covered with disgrace, nod carrying with speedily agreed !incite as a proper. respect and ve- ' ```: I • . I st.cvnd (hu„..ha, • f : ~. .. .., , t ~_ 0 , Augtotta2 o e • ". e reittitii the curses of the brave troops whom he had , aeration for the de inifse of our late great and good , . that the 461. `4. wee actually paid over to tee • e '. ' ' o Michael reytatue toe. of the War qttiF. ,., ' ;,.: rt:4 I) i•, e' v deserted. Sovereign will admit of. Vie ate glad to find sonic hands . of the dttendane ; but there was evidence - --.--- -- . -.._ . -, • • eo n e. et e the ~ •O", , i s "ter. k , ~•,..-., - 1)117.D. i ;'.l ' In ►SPaill. the genies of England was triumph- of our contemporaries kadjug th e way upon t hi s . ful . !lie Jot), to inter, trom his refusal one mome n t , In Derimark-street, S,ilio, Miss Mory Conway, late of Cork," 'l, . : ''''' 1 i '** It ~ . .:4:titi. [Titler the commend of the gallant WI I- project of letting the Theatie. %We bad some de- to sign for the tour shillings in the prtntd ogles, :rrelrord.s• 4 Sev en , _ rill _ o f••• ,, i ,• he was paid the differ e nce between that and 5t , , , 11 , tio Untidily evening Last, Alt. W, Marsh, of Etrook-street, .., ; • ' i„, i c ut pe.:eiteeton. victory ever where attended the move• licacy in suggesting such a procedure otoselves, .. es of , ii.uthorit, as , ,d 75 }t a ro. '••" . . ;Pa „ ~. • shillings, and his signing the deed in a few no- _ "' . re '..• I , s of our armies ; defeated and di•pilited, the . as the Hiatt eligible to be pursued s butt it bay-*- •;,‘, q „., per' tit, fr •! - ht .1 1 iritit, ,• , 7 r , cetted ecfore them ; and, iti Jolly, 1813, ing been alteeely sugge s t e d, we h aven() e es i tat i on "'lles After. It the July believed the money was 1 7 - 7 - 7 2 7 -------- ----- ---- ----- -,-------- . n\DrIN: Printed by.). B. cAItsTAIRS of No e 9 G ref' IA ' il. s t'kt f '44,1, ~.,. -,,!.",. sliii(iaitl was planted oil the territory in expressing our approbation of i t , a „d i„ at _ 1""I to him, they would find for t l i e plaintiff, if r) .. .dinomi-stre x t, Qu'era-liquare ; al' Ad 14:bli•I.1 . h . 'W i , 4 '• k,:, i t 7' 4 Pail otherwi se , then for the defendant. ' St RUTS, 01 N 0.7, South Alolton-irreat, i !",n T Y nt •`: ..o* ;" '...it''''' - • 1 " , era forcing it anels co• operation as tel are capable of. office, No. IN. 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