The Sun. — London, England, 1820-12-08 00:00:00

; LONDON U 11,N ALS. --- ;era - = - [II.AILY ExTitACT$ PRONI TKE 1:)11.N'ING PAPERS,' • PlOrning Post.3_ We zee rejoiced to find that the' spirit a. Loyalty:wbich• now pervades every p:irt of the country hccomei daily more and more ardent, and thit the glorious manifestations which Mare thus u niversally hurst forth may be already considered as.ha Ving efft:ctuaily sainlited the malignant efforts of the dii affertvd: The .I..uthiblo- Declaration of the Ward of Cheap All'ela!F very !IP meiw3sly, aort trittsi restrectahly signed; anti . Itrzin•tr4tionsttre.every *here nt.ll;ing tti follow these blight gratitylog cSaitspies,, to highly honourable, and truly ch-tracterist of getritine 13 . 6601 fv(759K. The Nobiiitydria gistrates; Gottletiten, - Clergy, -awl respectatle lionselkoldtrs in-the vf Egbarn, Staines,.and ChertSey, meet arthe Ilea Von' AssentlOy .ftoornS; at Eghatu,,this day; the Merchants and' Baul;ers ofthe Metropolis will bt erniVeried in ► rew day “, , r the same PurpOtie; arid there IS not a city or •• • . • Lingdilttl in which slniilar manifestations are not ntioot to tal,e . ptace. To thti• long ',lit of Addresses we have aircady itT have this day to add these of the to Nn Leicester, Chichester, lrin!l. I)evizes, and the Archdeacon mid Clingy of ,tiali:buty--all ex p(cssiee o f a t e•itic 4 ±o,t w ith ' w hich itn-y witness: the hype Crlsy those:baie.atlear,iis i.d drcelte ivrate the, populace, ant excite a ,yn,init ley among t!., vlitch ought to he're sr-rev i t'“r 1,.. , Li0 , ar and virtue yl , oe ! I.•be Cambridge. Uni- C,7l.`(y yesterday presinited.to his .Nta.;esty un 'the particulars of which will be found in out Cquet ~• •-, • . - Linoring. mirinr the, last hreeAvt'elis the C.,,serillrVetlt 13TOlitt aces SOl4 )',NCllettaCr 13iits in thi.uwarker, whlch itee.; , r had Iteen in ciitettlation :before, amt ypusi b4tve - CAD e directly Iron, the Treas-ey. With th.e produce..nf mOre than Olive milThirt. of Shicl, l t are hien' p!t . rebti , eci, - anti 'pl:tcett in the naine of a tvipvc , :dilt- baolcing hye , ..e. At 'first it WWI sup petsca y, ftothschild, , but this is posi, consradiett ; then is r;:s donhi but that this - ex . - eetiteeci-al with some, new ',reject of Pitiaoce, and • is - -Probattle t ha , t tie mnitAnt may he yet. tuncls enlarged.— h0e1t,:4,11 , , ,, in cootemplaton ive }toow mit but I.e think that" fatal • exOrience t ae ht to con Vince the Chanecllor of the. Exchequer that we haee passe,d the hounds nfet'eMporary expe.dients,, and that not itmyr stic!!l of-a change cf.systeto can r,tore ct ! iifitlt,itce t o 11, - con'rt‘trit:as to theta• y of oat io,al t'redit.• . 11e'may fancy that by- a It:biog in creaie.to the• Sinking Fond a spot may bc to the money market t knit when it is ititoVilt that has:fuelled Stock jobber, attit that the Yons.uls• have been' affected nearly :3‘kr cent. by this operation, sti far -limn iropa'rting confi• ,)encet tiuyers it will.dattin 8.10 , discrait the pithlie funds.— V.,:e are now in the filth year of pca . ce, and ycr our financial sit oat ion, as Well agony agricultural and 'commercial, is -more dttastroits than:at 'the close .of, the war. All the prophecies so wantonly hazarded, that time only' was wanted to repair the ravages of worrare,,attil to bring us back'to a state of •so lidity, have failed. Consumptiln ills 'Glistened one-third . This glaring' fact it proved in the pi ice of every 'Article of,the first necessity as welt as of 11.zury:. for the price 'it COMMen surge with the demand. With the dreadful prospect staring' Ministers is the face, that the -farmers of the United-King , door cannot sill Ilieir produce even at:a price to pay,the pintee olettltiration, much less their rent ; that our merchants annul . r'ec'eive from foreign markets any adequate equivalent for the manufactures they. hare sent t, every part of the_ giolU., and that ken 'for , the inadequate ,importations they bare'lnade , they cannot find, buyers.htit at a ruinous loss ;- when, in fact, tut• dt'scritition of persons but the public an nuitants, or those who enjoy tiwt. salaries, are at ease, can the Chancellor of the Each-eqinetlook fOr .nationtd, deliverance. by the purchase of-four or five suillimis out of eight buircired millions of debt ?. This -may assist stock jobbing, .but it leaves the Nation to bend under the same weight of taxation, and very Considerate man Shudders- at the abyss hefore.hint. Weil and 04.111vvas observed by. Sit Francis Burneft, with rcgartt. to the 14tedisgt ay.:fut. proi,,,d-ows, th a t w h a t e ver rca _ son might t xist- for .pa , liatit:g %lie Kiri ,e 4 e i gu i tte r, nails exist tor the .4taili,ll ittai of that ot hi; it,&tical - advistrs; lad no passions' to mislead then), and who were hound to form a cool and. detiberate judgment fts•to what was moat. for th e presets - is:0o of the public • virtue altd: Few will Mdse . to s'uhscribe to the truth of these otiser vakions, and, though.. in the Present age of abliorrende of capital poltidtmentiliere are s title ro,t- gut so f" a, to say with him, that MialsterS tlerree to . he hang every. thinkity pant most allow that th ey ought , at Lw, to be dismissed front their situalions: with disgrace% - 7 -Knowing t h at there is but one feclin; throughout the-ratio try as to ilkeir con,iuct, Ministers are obliged to have rt.-door's , . to ah artifice, v.'!,ich however, Is sit clearly , seen tbrough,•tha t . we i t;rost it will avail,thero Very little. .Tbey get' their 'crea• tures to titurv . up ,Loyal Addresscs'in vations places, which late} abgut f us sivoti,res ; aud .knowing that the People 101.nclatid at-eg.etierally Rival, they , ealculate that they will eapevienve little difficulty in .obtainiig res to a Decla rmitwi ofd.olaity.- They. take sprcial 'cari not tat the - Sub• cc riilrrs the 7 ye, t vlsich it: to be,made tit - three Addrrssts V that hitnistets meaii to themselves Of then) hereafter; as ii ttlripooy - favour: ot ttwiyrowluct.—Thos , to whOrn such A Mresses are Presented, ought to insist on a - Specific clause on the subject of the prA.ceedings againstl he Crieen,that no ifupoper use - may lie !wide - Of Oirir stiVgetiption, If they ap prove of tyeteproceedings let theta viy so fairly—but if they (10 hot, let them take care to present Ministers. front saying t Plorgihg 11erald.1 The Inti:ltig . ence from Portuzal is rattier of some inipar tance. Our, headers sill recollect. tit it we gritted some .days back, that-the Portit,tuese' were divided in• though unarowedly, by the question of nision with Spain or • tionti nited seiriration. The real pm-tics are those wits: wish to form tht. Veoinsiths intu unit limited :and free, Monarchy, and those who wisti,tl-c-;contisill4nce,of a separate, iodependcnt,growo, in tlt• .kiiiuse, of -11raKanza. The 'S'int!ilards for centuries either posPegsed 134414e:et) . after, the Crown 'of Portii7;if, and •did not abandon tae horn of re..cra,,pits4 it loot; afrer the rrrolution which raised Ile . 1)11:e. of flr:Ccanzato the Throne. p: old policyseems to he revived in Spain, and the participa tiveofthetipetti Constituflou t wriththe snlieriofstren th and efectritylsrbich Portuanl woulti derive front the Spanish'Crown, alai hrn are removed soe Vor;tiinn_ of the'nathitthl haticd of the . of `pain. The Spaiiiil; party; which: gaini:4l.. the nscilirolant in the tatr..cvavamtimi, nn lounger prevails. The tiu2reme Junta . tiaoaeco, restored, and the E,ucutive Govern - -twilit in the :rands cif those-who wire displacedio ibe in.fe Iratitjt —I h e only-part of the measures carnet - peat upon the :tiffiiir of the,' ith, i iiqirsved, bcirrK the conduct. of the' , e l, , ,etiunsin the SpAnisli tt.morker. Silriii is removed, and svill proli-ably be liz:otig 6 trial. 'flits' violent agitmion 'air eats ill tier P...rtuglii.• in Spain all 'goes -tin., steadily. t f io i npli of reason, bnmanity,, and ft ye d NI% is. Aectii,ely. est .1011'14c-4. The and Itoy and the ei whiCht oh I Ile COroinent is hot • tao nt4alty " SMithfield :music to the ears of Kinds-,". rang so Ins eass.frotti Use population of Madrid. . . : , . .1 lITICS The intelliv,ence fioini.islOot . is - itnports•nt IA so far. 7es it ' tbropss s (13.01• FAstier air& coosiderate light upon the cellos of tl•e-1 Iti) %viten first coolcionirated to the altpetirs,.. try *bat I.ve, can collect few - , 'a State ]'alter published t4 , the SOprenteGurvensneOt, that' Ter.eit a repent of" Itis'oatiitary ii2Orfrretice so 'ilia ;Occasion, and re , nonotrision•ltis uwo,paft, • aint,oor tiiat n?. the airy, all .right. cf.coatroul over the ,meattres, of. the etiaotittional. ci0v.. , r0 7 • t'r•~i~irtii of . tbe Tot it- •resigni 4 l liis seat the u prertfe council, has been escorted (Alt ,ol,l,4turt, and ordered not to: leave his estate without , rt Goeu's,t , of which, .1 'innta has to tiai•c-.4;Le mietubers of, the forte , cllosen on thy . priuciptes of the , constitution, and • iokr to We. deterinivations of that hotly, when as4.ent . Lied, evc4. 414.er p n cnut cuoected ei•th the frainids Of a testintif(t'''l3"oiee"niiieni;' "tirod with the security of an.11.)1 . 1c • ' • I),;tUingo mentioned in oorlast noVr‘stsitlistes a cou'reconsfstit CilriAfipile, the 13131:1 ••i'Maimecif -of pairti;liS related:to .perisitedlry his own .I )A 4s,sp I (nig fh i tbr•stb .Irair, ~:0t; but 144, dealt, was liept fa!oily r rte tlit• of: placid'4tis son on . the 4111tItooe. A're!Leitli'uOitie'444`ttnilfplace, and thesecret was 5',,,•, , -,Fpeecelt,..uiVitesi !lA,: i.tttclligettee was brought to Boyer, at Vol t-att-Prince. that C,(00 of the troopS irf lii,aC•ctent . ' enemy had sent in their selin;ission atm/ soliciteditis proteit tiou, he setused to believe it till he bad sent one of .ste • • _ . ‘to ascertain. tbe t; . tith of the slatc . dtent , who having brought. back a confirmation, ;the President poi himself at the bead of tilt troops, and entered St. Mai k's in triumph. Active Pleasures were taken to, fit out all the armed vessels at Port-au-Prince, - and it was beiit'vvd BO)er • wohld subjugate the territory of his 01d,.-enemy - without,dj .ficulty. The natnial hatred existing between the • hlac hl and mulattoes will, however; redder their iiMiilgaination - into one state a work of mucb:tiafticulty. We aresorry to perceive a statement in The Intnit Gazette •of the 420th Octoher - ,- that hostilities are still cat:•ied •on wt en the Hudson's Bay and North-West Companies. The arrival of Gene - rat Vives; the Spanish -Mhoster,- had given circulation to reports that the Cortes pad' refused their,anctiom to the treaty for the- cession. of the .Florid - as; hut nOthing certain was . ENcio 1 • es. • Public anxiety is ninth atvaltened ~,.,-tht-'ennttridirtorneo tlntS front. 'rropnan. !t is allowed on alt lianas that the Inipercr of Austria is desirous of pi-neti . .iting at o ne , .! to Naples, and soncelejters state, that the other Soyereiv - n4 have . actfttieseed iti this • ; •in tiers cott6deotly asset t, that. strenuously reslsted, and finally over r ol e .d the Aiistriall Tt,e latter statenit•itt appearS to Ile in some . rneas.ure coofiroult liy the fts;.!o , .ving f Ntroet of a hatter frOto. Aol welt, of ri tart late (.7tt tect \ irt.d by an eannettt house in t lie (Ay, 1 ,1,.;.0, 1 :- • " A - :••crw.t:Rr, C .-.t;htlitt nave been able'to'ftilfill yo.rtiot der for 1'1•o-sia 0 It"it , s!•, at the you mention, had it arrived on Friday instead of smiti - day. 131:„1 on tbat•dayswe got • more p;,c;e.itecotir.ts troin • mud he a r t i-tliat.the filug had left it to rettu'n to :!3,tlitt; itnitAltetclort, - the Stot•liS ad vanced, and Pruss ., a I3onds were done at .SI 1 0 li - ,,yester-' day•they•- went 'on it; 1-3'2, -but: to-day stiey.vvere again a'fshatle 1, wet.'' . • • • • - - - • • On the otl , erliattd, it is but fait', to state, that the follow-. itr tgli,tet 'cif a,l titer Itoll,l'l . opp,', was yesterday rteeiyeti ju a‘coit'onitilieation itt.co l'ai is .• , . . t • " 2•lit•lt oi.a.omtrere and niaoy reports hare been prevalent for cia,ys past vii it rtsrect vroceeding9 at -this place. and yesierd:•.± . it frown Lord s. that tine eonfervoces hail ter rniititttii e.it h an omit:island tog.. lexpresi),.no the part of the': five gtrat l',,vers, to voutpel the reStitutioti he .urger ill things." • There can be little dnrit.t what course of ',olive:ll would lie tooq.pritiderit for the Allied' Sovereigns to„vtrsne, were the occnOtion of Naples their sole object • lint when a conyitt-it tittected riy the joint efrotts or even with' the accini eseetter of •-tt tvh , la -conteoelitey, it . hecontet .a very se. rit,lls question` kt.ow •it is to he .tlisp,:sed, „e,. so ,as ntil tt, injure the- balance of powet between the -lilies. It "in Ile idle to, - -suppose' that the r is C;II4 )1 it ar could re,i,t the Allied Poi, els, or that they wrmilt) sir rrtitat t atiCtititt iii do it ; tier is it, more rea*onattle to imagine that !hellion strous system, en:ietl a Constitinloti„ Which the. NitiratittlS set up, eau' stand ; but 'whether the Allies can brought lit Ste their cain:ii.ott,itttvryNt,. is a shaftvr ratt.eti prohit, ‘ ihatiell. A report rrerailed on tile? -2.5 th tilt. at tirtitia that the A ustrtiitts actually erosse3 the Pc, on the ZOtii precedi;;;; ; hilt this seethi ruquire tonfirntatiott. . - • ..,v,.:_ The Carnh,idge:Unireisity Address, which.W . :VS presented yesterdaY to his Nialesty, we have already not. ced as a taus! energetie tad matity tompasition. An.-Adateas town the town "Caintsiidge; ion! ton .fr , aar the h o epo l zh •Lej e oter, hare also been received, 'anti one frimi Chicke;ter . is in a curse of signat [lre. lit all nr ino-t . uf theie rUe_souree hf the evil is di - stinetbs' (narked hen- • nous Press. This is the peettliak foriy of the liseztse ire our, body imlitic prestnt prornent. Last year. sedition !hewed itself in Mahe; and tumult's ; this' year, in'carieatin and calumnies. Unfortunately the latter, though apparently fi6pleAtyre,• were More powerful than . the former. , . Before the ati C.atity of a farbulTut p4pidaee the Legistat are last year stood unmoved. 1169 y. , ar the' Peerage • itself has• (unveil its . neck to he coke of an audacious Press : certnin•PkerS AVOV4(I . ptOr yotes . to be given in oheilienee to popular clamour, and that elamdur was manifestly and iiiideriiably created by the daring falsehoods of a shameless Press. •.To this. point,.t here-' `fore, the eyes of all' good anti wise then tire, steadily . torned. The Address of the town of Cambridge indignantly re marks upon •. 4 the pestilential poisoO" of a pre:ligate and. .Irittsphemmit . Preits, whlcli is seeking to inflame into rebel :lion our. once ,peaceattle, consented., and loyal popula-, lion." The Declaration of the Ward Of Cheap says , we peri. , eire, nal) "the greatest regret the daring eirtirts' Made to 'mislead the uninformed, awn-to eradicate all fclitao of religion and loyalty, tot whieli purpose the country is! inontlfzred with lilasphemous and 'seditious publi cations a dd'othee ,tr.t forth in the itiOst-rilpreliensible f or o ls ,.ecidently 'intended to excite I,. , OisykghTtl tor the Chris-. r.eligion, and to ioing- hi, MAJesty%isiiered person intn -liat red ::6-1 c, , t,tempt." . - Pt, the same cireel tile A f t. dress oV.:serves, that " through 'the inetiiiim. of a pollinated Press, daily mid Weekly libets.-of the Altos! ntalignant Oiarac-. ter, and' of the !roost blasphemous ti.iudeney„ flare been . Lir • culateil thpinxliont the linvpiir." Wltrin so-Many - wise and, :good men in , tnich --distant tmeonnected !pill of a :coin. try agree in the same statement, es-u can neither doubt the truth nor the s: Clops importanCe of their obseftations ; and it Well . deServes to make a orominenritatbfe itrall the public Declarntions toot Addresses whSeli are - meant si to..l.yakeir the .Government, the legisiainie, and the Public, in general, to the real and primary cause of the existing discontents.— , (fad.) [The .I)2l.bik Ledwer.] A repqrt is mentloned, the Amertrarr Papers, as coming from AngostUray of thesurrentler CarthagerrA to the Vole zuelian Piitriots ; btit 'from - the •nuirt..reeent adrices„ by vvay of Jamaica, ar know that it mast have been premature. A Spanish Genetal,with.ln entire dtil'iion of Morillii's army, ;s said to have dretted •to the Patriots. • The rumour of the odeunation of ST. Math's,byGf.n. Boyer, is confirmed. Chris tophe is said to :have committed suicide %in the Sib of .1 oly. He had been preTiously stritek . 'with I , Algy, and this affliction scent to have been folliiwed- by •it gener.il , pirit of mutiny among his:: roops. Hi sieath was cOn•realed ft.r. some time, for the purpose, it wa4soppo3cd, o tualim . ?;, effeet;re preprations for securing I he .. s . iicCession to his son. ft. is not • improbable, howeVe-r, • that +lt:yet:Ai:ill •ultioraiely become master of the whule of the independent part of Hayti.—Tedefunct.Y.nipe ror or Kiug was arbitrary and severe in his r utledf rtilifig, but was j ilSt ',lf. his diApositiory:and seemed animated of. t a•.tresi re ti) advance the Condition of Ma subjtetv. His Court was remark stitle for a surt'of barbarous splendour, hot it is said that its morals ,;ere better than thOse bf Many L'Oropean Courts. He corresponded with Mr. • WilberfOrce. lie had established 5e1 , 4 ,, 15t on he :bins:Ksterian'systep., and an litstitutiohovbicb was called the Royal College, trout which teite4ers were sent forth to the severe.] districts of :OS tertrtory. [BritWt . Press.] There are tswo objects whicla the Ministers and their agents 'hope probably to obtain by raising the senseless clamour trgainst the dishiyalty-and sedition , of the gteat mass of the people; namely, the means of exposing the nect to further' persecution, by derei ring 'lnd: viddals 4 trom geeing. her their protectiam, and a pretence for . t!li,:foitChillg Still further upon the hest privileges of the people. Admit ting, however, for the sake:" of the air:prof:DV, the the charge woe true, whicl• asserts that 'node but itadlcals and. enemies' to the Constst mina Kara •ssipitorted the Queen. durine the l a t e proceedings against her--allowing that al! white have opposed the meaSures of the Cabiaet, even though th - ey;exeeeric',l trine•tenths of the rospulation of.-the empire„ merit thts. esirstirt) end ,catpi , iiies directed against, them t,y ; the .Wfiteri Of 11 . 4. Tre•asury..loiiiiisls—wlot could' lie rn ,,rennjost to her' ftlajriry ths'on to impitte fa, her the -criminals'porpoNes ofi;ter deteoficts and'ati'vocatis-, :tint oish ties itqt tor hes•owss inis , 4e - eps, but.f• .r the imaginaf y gutht of persons not otherwise associ;fted with her Ciao 'as they chanzed eiliress to ojernion favourald, - t, her Majesty's 1 interests a f)e/w , ean ‘the,(4ixt - en....helield accountable tof the actions and sentiments of persons 'ewer whose coodUet she, bas.:oo coistroirl ? Her friends May be ' injudiciotis, her enemies may aistfrire the or:“!: , of friendship, the more :effectually to betray licr, she. esor•s-40.frient the eft - in3 ihe one- and detect the t rcaelteri:o(‘ the other's, but upon the heads - .Of the individuals really guilty let the punis,lnnent fail, nen- let her •Itiesty. , •stilTer for fa'rilts . Which 5 - 131: rieittSer ccoinetistte d nor- infraction tshiCh we fear is proje•ct(d of the rights aria prifileges of the pray !e, Willsnow forthei reltriet•ime ape's) the public press. 11 - s'gitreSs Lai heel•rtitntQubt oily, in the ic:..cist struggle, the nsigt,ty weapon Which has overthrown the Nitlisturs. N ., then, that charges ill licentiousness stionlrl'he dilisitigt;fiegainzJ it, and that, from .beisrg i7;- "strtimesit;ol*.iii:titajest)'s triunols, it shfm id be iii'effafeo prtilvd-iitteir off• sedition; and of blasphemy." 11 ri:it whole power of the public press were eonfin,ai to ef a ne , .party, and it wesluasfetb'e !channel, of rAtily ,osie.class of ~opinions, there rt14;14 he softv justice in cliarging it with perverting the Yublir c!'oh-ruptitig..the purity it jussice• But the p rel'i ;41" air itiittai . liseat of 'viewer 4.{ien tV aii-part ;es, and if eventually public opinion inclines to 61110 . side, tire result I,lsei ; utellectual triumphs of those whd either tire thellr.tter rekstiners ul°lzslsL the Wet ter ta use to advocate. The presiva . .eflueintiCcif the Minis - tyre and their atz•efits is a sat is factory admission of their defeat; we care nut to what they may choose to attributeit.,' ' - • L-Aw INT L LLIG couwr.Oß DEc. 7. rips° •, , 1 2). r:AC HEM'. On the Lord Chaiicellur -eutUlll4.ltsto Court thii day, Mr. HART called th.e44tentson u(lns . Lordship to . this case, as will be . seen by our repo et of )esterra.4., was ordered- to stand owes fur the prUtlcielion - of the deed-of assignmeat ut the stock and also ef the will, made by Mrs. Iludso:i. If he, Mr. Hart, understood his Lor4hip ye4etilay, it would be wastilq; the time of th'eCourt-tti argue the - case further at present; as he understuud the th.s-jtfitietits could not be pro duced, the pruhate Of the will haviug 7 Pet'll suspended; but, as he hoped that the way Would very slitatly be cleated, he submitted that the better WaS , would be to let the Case stand oviir until .that was,.done,when an_ord'er could be obtained f oe . ?e rting down the case for a , The Leeu CHANcF.I.Lo said,..lfe, Mr. Bart, aid his Learn ed Frieinlii who wure judge f o r tilelllelVe; but, for . his own port,, littpult , ay, thttt.as far as his opiuiou then we,lit, Isis - juilgnieut wodld Ite•futinded on the doctillltqltS theniSetVeS, and not on the'•attidariti' , l . vhicli' had been filed, ~ vbielt he th,niglit.utight to he put aside altogether in con ,ide) log 1.11 . 1.. question.. In this view of tlie case, he thought that it sets certa , lily'sieeessarv'tli , vt they Should lie produced.- r. 1--Ettr- , —"l'hefi, if your Lordship ph aces, We will let the caiie stand, mit.lll., obtained the probate. Tls-e Loan Ctf.lNcELtott sMd, he had it ObieCtliin hi , this iso order Was iccordistcly Made to that effect 1:111: %VAT-COTT ( . 1-I.lltl FY. , Mr. /IA irt Ili()I l' , l i that 7,71. ra;i-clottglt, cute' of the teohnts at dill ott p.o! of the Chhrity Estate to this cati:ie,"inight fit outterfl to iu,rtt t eiiiatelyattriine, and pay., over to the receiv, v, it itiliointed by the Court, such sum or suit, ,h,e hill - . for revt. The Lofti) A:(l!NCELGOlt—Ilace you-given perional unlice to this. pt, said, he tind , rsto . o(l that pin.corill . notic'e l)rett icru,l,lti that to . .zlit in :111 troka , .i tr. y priwe tutpltori , front !lie cif ilia The tent put pose of ti .present motion the persons-so r : rounding hint to di)t hi eonserjitOilly A few clays woultrbe pethap,sittliett Mr. Faitchough to:du 'what wal now iiskvit. . -The Lout) (..'II , N(..;EI.Lott directed an order to isstie..}ts pr;kly ed, .and Nle. — Faircttigli a Nortnie,ht to complywits_ the , Order. llij Loktiship d.id out 1..,e till irearlooro'clocis. • IW,NNI,',.I)Ec. 7- • ' • • •, tr.t.. Y. cu i oNta. "_ll , is was On action tar au aSsailli, upon I lie plaintiffs wife. Tht• plaintiffs kntged - deferidanf's house at Ilio.:,,bet -with. A stittaWr . te took- lilact.in the ;if the lota.e between_ the Fatties; terms - of rei roach 'scree whi,h rusted in a blow on the part of tire defendant. 'i to ,T itv,.itn"derlliuenentiioatices of the cts9t, found for the plaitniff—dartintiieS,Js. • • noN;st.nioN V. Asolrtett. 'phis Wlti iii it loli t int 74 Nur, for an altc,:ro Wirt, to t Fill - if - Of Witt bi4.o• CM), witted 16 tithe his trial for a _fraud on 1. 11- ' , ,etup!oyur,. Wooillica‘', a its,til!cr, - in Drury lanr. ScAatArt and Mr. PuLt.ct Were'fn.r Piltplaiht'ift, and GLltiVt',Y for . fhe defi:intints. • r It wits admitted that the 'WrAintilT had had Some disputes , :citF Iris e mployer , e ,preting •111(0)0V matters, halt that te , , - ien. a.eomplairitliMl - be , :ti he he lairer a*lltsr - the'fro nteA befarei.th.e'ltilaistrates'iit :B•ow.street; dimuissed, as, being. without Otindation. ito the loth o f Ap r il, 18pt, a paragraph.apveaiedin ,1,!,.Th . ...ter; tinder the head " Interisting .- Owing, 'as - information' from Bow-street, that oil the Widriesd,,y t be plain tiff hail been,coourittrcdto taire his tt'ial 'or fraudulently on, liezzling mokbey, _ty'el ' 1 . (Ani . 1.- - bead, a distiller, in Rrifry-lane ; tras iii fil*.t . heltad not.. ?ices 'committed. For tlijs statrment they relent aetivn to S there was no Elea of josti,u,ation, 1111 . . Glittkcy aldres , Rei.l i'n mitigation of damages, and 'urged that the tilt:fen:l . .l4,ls, in Itreir•oext.day's put.Wci'v lion, inserted a retraetat_ipn,of the statement, wirb.woieh . the plaintiff!: had explessed„l\i_mseli pel4ectly andmider . -- tcoli not toot log any action to'prove this case. ratle4. On his crosvexotstination 'llc-stated that . The jlarri7illt.,..ldrertiscr was supported by the subscriptions of public:ans.—that It liitritell Was a' ptibilean; arid had had, paper, AA-16011:e ,Ls • Sig,iirti . a k%V 3lays•sitice anot tier p_erwo ; the corls . h!,ra•r•-on mov ing hi in Lhvreonto, Ayes of wine, se !,; ( i,l, f„ u k i„. warilir.; there was no oblikation in 'writing . ; the - ,..r.strn to whom he asdg . ji , ed seas 00 _honest nran, a rid he rather co liected a re-assignment., • • sca , .,LETT, in lit, reply, enotemlect that the . geritlernan ' who had-been called by' the - defeiltiaills 117ora,41gri-Ctl•bis tere•it..itt the japer nierelv .for 1)1111;00,' of mak tilos a witno' in the cause, aiid tAimirtriently: the plaii;titiSLClrtier' to ela111,1,:"rs, was in no ilegtce lessened by what was proved on hchaif of the dclen(tont.l. • - • ' • case ivetit . ti, 'the - Jury tinier tIT;.t Le:Sr - vied :.TtidA , e's 'directions, anti they found a Nei : tin:t for the plaintiff-- , Da teases, 50/. ____.~~- COURT OF CON!NCON . ptc. 7. • .7 A yi! , so!: r RI: f , f.Sq The plaintiff !:ad acted as - ,'ecreta:i'y 1 t flee defenitant Airy ing hiSShrievnliy, and now sought to recover 1i nit nee of 891. srliiclt.heallured to he dye to-,him, from the Ex-Sheriff, fur his services itt that Ou'Lcil_Y-' Tat prOVe his case he eacled fur tlic Sheriff, wliti - Spolie-' to the thnoln which the plaintiff had been 211 his service,•and who wits - :of ninnion that reipii nerai ion of wo go!neaspyr week'Avas ni . lt filoreilis- n To` eqtii-! (alent fur them, Suiroging I t .ot-tiee4l taile late, asi was s-testedr.in the upoliog_vf the • I,..earned tierjeatit `J. Smith, a waiter at 'the tortt Ftitel,' trridije-strret, taCed;'that the plaintiff was in ttiliattit.of tkrrditpl-11 /he kLiteilrYntAllv.l3oittli:uf: Ja,ttpary L t' . o)Lie end of . March the time the bheriff occupied apart inents in that hooSe.) Fle cattle this business ;it/ tut nine, O"'el'octti''•ait2i rerimineJ eon-. staiitii there, attending on theSberiff, till a very late hour in the'hight. J. Wright, a waiter at Walker's FlCitel, in Bridge-street, fflackfrians, Whither' the Sheriff relnoved, and where lie now lititisi gave nearly sign'ilartestititony I 'only qua!it,ing thetnne the plaintici was on duty ; scitictt, he Laid, was hot, 95 tie be lieved, in general ioriger than - n(0 or six the aftet - OPOO • , Nl7. Pullen, who liar] been Cniter Shettfr, sliolfe to the fa vourable charaeter'whieli the dlifetulatit gave of thi :rhis'Geritlemari. stated, that he, on the plaititiff:ntakia,4 plication .bito, would bate taken into his elnploy and allotted hiro,B6s. a ;re ; but on the at.fenilant being iiiare accriairifed With-trie'ariplifjatiotO, IlielattA'eti.:o - esstd his dis pleasure, and fie did 6iit in conseqactide come o: any terms'. Bodily, who had fillcd the situation ol Clerk in the - office' of 'Mr: )3ell, uncle to the pfaitn/lf, 'Staled; that the plaint - ill' had Oren' nine years' the service or his uncle as •Senior Clerk to the svitoe.ss, who received a salary of 2001. pet annum. the defence was, that the 'plaintiff bad -agreed to receive one guinea per week for his se, v)ces, and. to no ?mire stas•be eo:titked. thew Chit two accounts were put in, in which he bad. uiade unit a hill at (hat rate: A letter. tt'As -alitr feat), which the plaintiff soli'eit•ett.the snin of Jul. as.aaatisfacti,m '.for atm Tu was add0,07,40201c5 (f l ll who stafgd tl ),n t ott more than otteocca4lon, the plaintiff' W.).) iii`ifie - 11.4vtde' of theAvi;lierlif, the loiter corfOaltted•of bi 4 Miskilde;:'.axid • of'. nil riot having -some letters %Pi:h.pt.; littop4l have done. ()I) the iel tin Ina to , the. wit ocss tolirlirtn - of" I,leAs'll re- of the saitls• floe:J.:an the St) era . ;liSiit)",. keep rfty Ii y 14.1 i ?tea t).-argil.," wi14b:44 . ,110,-It. is fttoirlitt , l.ltt tbt, deh. ,, ( -titt. On 1 . 04 crOss . exan4olkkort., C:iti ei c'ttositrertit , )e ittltroitteti is'ijtolliti-iAw to the , ifileridatec liii.eing-martied It •sister. 'BC " .received, whde bat - officiated as footman, um . _ guinea per . .t, g it•e testirrinny. This witt•Wss admitted that he is cimsin to the ticetidant, , and that headed during the of his consitt, tit a inl:9 ,, el)..ger Ifx I,rayied t:1;;u . was of ni,inion't hat - Vie 'doty'iluesticto was, wbether an ttatt:etilltit not. lieettenteted , into•itt•- - tween the partieiwat one gitineu per: we,h ;. and . ttlietticr the documents pqiriity,the_ defendant were not evidence as to that fact. • Ifie4hry crinsulted' for-more than 'an ; hour, and then re .turned a verdict, in these tcriti:—.‘ Wo s'incere!t regret beivg tt,:i. , ,zed to return s;Ocii a vet diet, hut we find for the •ift.-- fend:int." • .1 hey hati'd,tne V • t.r ti • 'd " • J.: ps co.) me i , tap titers tr. tt "a Correct ope. - t, than addrei 3 O the J , ldge on the attar(. which hart ,heen•Anadf,, upon his character by the Counsel for the Haihtiff, arid' was nr,tiec'di:i%i•lft2tl • • The. CittEF izsrzci.:' said,•that 1,1'11.4d- aatt)ittPittreit the ease lietWcen "aid parties with 'strict justice, ore ; - judiLie way 0 . 1: tine t -in 1.6-,11 turning to the Jury. ate ii4/41-,,,ekitievtlemen, the veci, - ,dues you' . is;littiu , r---y.tit have destlideirlbsily—yda bare not attended to ycrorienli:q.s. in' vottididliattli t t • • . -ICIr. Parkins u.4s repefiti,og his declaration of his lionollto , , hie., coadtfel, whtitt ' El' f. have - . not h i ug to • do with.yuur liberality—you hare bad justice &nix OLD- BAILEY. Ann Gipson was yesterday capitally indicted for private l i stealing in the dwelling-house of Mr. Calon, a respeeta l° tradesman in the Strand (with whom she lived as servanti). a_silver gullet, a number of silver spoons, acrd other article' of the value of 'AI. and upwards.. It appeared that the priso tier purldined the articles, and pawned' them a t Mrssr s i tlar - ries,r he pawnbrokers, .who lent 25.. nit • a .goblet (part G! the property,) which they admitted was worth ;:ri.; aftcrw ar they lent further sums till she had rec_ived one pound uf wri 'that article. The prisoner pretended, when-she pledged t bo goods, to have been sent by. an old lady in ltourtd-court. Galun identified all the property.. The prisoner called pt witecsses, hut, threw herself Upon tire mercy of the Court• .d Mr• Baroti (";Aftrtow :baring summed up the evidence, sat that-if the Jury were satritied that the rissuer stole the Prc .perty, they e:ltst find a verdict for the capital .charge, 5$ 'hart liven sw.ie,n the ,goblet alone was Wurtlr3f. The Jury-consulted for a few Minutes, arid returned a vet' diet of Odlity--Deat h. Calory etareated the mercy of the Courtil*ards th e unhappy priSoner. Bayou'CAanow--Your recommendation .slralt.he attend c li to. Yetr , „Gentlemt,t) of the Jury, seem tv joiu in the prose' cutor'i recommendation. _ Fortrwin—We do, my Lord, Baron tiattatrw---1-,sirall take care that your recourroe" d3- lion' shall be attended to. I saw, you wished to reconGile tv :our eiorscienceShoding a* verdict for stealing propertY less in-11114e than -I am g„kid :on delivereUthe Verd i° , tt you did ; it tvin he act exainpk. to others : and I can. as-o f i •yo that the sante fate 'will await, ti,t• ismier as if you.t ol, 'i found a more :....nient verdict. tiercy will be t:,:tende i her, yotsniay be assured. Jutts , Nt>. - st Said, tliat be and t.'olleagttes t „' notice the improper conduct of pawn!aohers lending inur t . t7 : upon Enspicni,s stalearetits r f strangers, winch they'coO' d ' e-red aiviifut reception ttf F,lO-Itit Baron t4,1,Hn0w,--1 priestly ,with von ; arid I 015 . , - - rtl efint'ersing with Bro th er-liayley you were;con?--- er ing , your-reicticr, (rptA) the prOpciety.ol refusing' the broilers Their expences, consequence of their conduct. I know, Gentlemen, whot the I have said will be. I shall ; eceive a number of letter's trol ; pawnbrokers, Stating that I know nothing of- the ni..toie their InisinesS; t'xit it is impos<iule to Avoid tapirs_ in Stci ef : goods,sptnttiinek. mil that siir e,;tah;tshioetits are ' , benefit. "to. tht4 1 know ,hat soci;tslorps facility to - the di-spi,st-tion 4/f sroh•ii property, Girt I adinii t 0"• the poor are r e lievo time; of Oistress; 8.11:1-Wiltlt 107111';_ demo that whCnt u pt•rts/i like the rrisoner goes to pledg, properry of rlic (.I.escripi/ort , Of ttrat pledged at the Alcssks; ris; noinquir ny-ttie, t:“.iit; - It the g ave 14-as i" , itself -.`F-&-> vc - y s!'sHciot, 4 . God_ forbid - tha t tO deprive the' poo- ~f the benriat of stfth sto0 ; only,wish pownlirerk :-. et odd nut receive 1.:1.4 4,0 .: when there arcimch strong grounds , for suspecting that it P TheJtieigi:-thery• 'ordet,ed that the rxpences of the, palc";' hri,keri slionld nut be anci that the propviry Sbey beri.ttirlied to Mr. (3;;Tili, I,;s paying either the su' r advanixii or - the interest .le/.7sa Mint, and 11- 7 i+. Lawrence, for htpikijtg aqd c cr' I : the dtveliingr.-ti,,use of W 111. Bate, aid stedliox 101. and iii Batik-notes and money ; for diatilbice coats, &c. the plOperty 114,vse;. and Jaincy .rnr?aha , aoo lte..lin g GO yards of .stuS, the propri-ty of L'oli 15, the' dwelling-lpiuse; wet .n c ipitaily convith:). POLICE INTELLIGENCE. ' AN Ex - rnAORDINARY FLIGHT AND PURSUIT- 4 _ 1 ., tipf,bri Al, —J . Lyn, 0:: e r. , 1 the gat e-lier'pers Of the' Soutt , , wail; -Bridg'rf • WIPS SII F/1131'...1 ' , .ft • hefore Als/ertrifiti Cox, wt.*, Charge of having . assaulted A iran of respectable dppc , lran" e ' anti breed hint to pay the t t.ltinnt hc r Tarstill. It was stated the complai,,, , t, a fat elderly man, had. t. pursued by u. woman,. from, whooi he had forted . himself ft : !: 'a tune unithle to cseapr be,ing . awa:re Ihhat Eris WAS penii)less, he hit upon' ;49 egp4iv,rit after s o f t ;e4elll''i tution: tie took the' en reCtion' iii Sontliw.ir : 3 / 4 "1 passed the gate ; the wiinian , was stopped tot the toll, On , stranger seeing her in tears, paid the pylitiY h er , and 1, soon overloud tier man, bits be suddenly turned -taCt;, again Went through the gate._ Ttre•Wl.Wlll .115 :.I.llll' the nteessit y tit making , Avs, appeal to the teclitigs of the t'r statrleis, aid again sueurefleti.. ovelloob 1211 Ct,ttt~' 1t -:rut n 9.2,1.41,4 titt l e till the ..ide of the 1)10 r, li e turtird haek. Of.;t4-., mined to escape, it, itun, his portiuer, on‘l,to exho r tt chat it s I , lllw f.y.,1•„01,:::..:1 "Ile her %everal over the lytkagx., tray-ell - 1M over ahostt ant tini•es, th,.l2.(ate-lietiter, ut whoa) g o,,tton a n !lOW. COIN% i t , 1.•1•tt 10 lel I ht- to,,,Le .91 payuwut ut her triad iftrt.barl , l Whn was wit! • gash -d upon .t tios toll4eeper,..by bet r eat „ ;.tlitotte; her to pass. ' The toll ; l,eeper oxen not, the coroplall'"" and, dctuairded ,a peo;iv for the uf . hi, wlfv. The Ciror planiant ttiarsk! Was 'his slid tt lf. totl-I,eepve took the hat sill his brad, and loused to return 111)til hat 4,dtplail4dia Tata the, pi ,In). • , C" ; The to o r 1 eeper, , in 14s* defence,. eiteti a 'clase in Bridge Act,. %Ouch entilli-d - him: to Oists flle. , li•4 u 1e; e p u n 0 4 ; goods' Or : - ,chattels - : any.passemg,rs:,yhio wt - ,01, toug l.; gate without payiog the toil. co:let:iced the litishand .. f-ur the debts of a wife, 4ntl therefore' he Lad levied on the coneplainaot'sltat. • e 4o4upkairlard denied titat the woman who. bail fullo‘w ej , him was his wile, s a id she seats- one aoo had a ilesi:Ati tiot 4 upoe.bis purse and person.' 13trt adMittir.g that she was h< denied Alie-'.right ,it.thisAull-kerp , sr to ,{straits LIFO' tier trarellingexpenses. . . Alderman the:act, .thovglit that tller clause :Oil( hialtorded.theloll-lieeperi 34.111 •spilimary j us/ ic ew 3° a must arbitrar.y utt.e;and. one. whic:ls-nivst hove crept-throw: :' the Legislature tuinotiettl,., as it wos contrary to the..t,:pirit • that 11W. Howell: it.did not, stood, enable the keeper to'levy ttpirt one 'person for tbe.tolt of a00.4114;r. tuft-keeper had, he- Vh - Ough!, iret 00) 1 %veal y, - 4 3 - 1 . 14' 1 if tilt! woorao %vasone of which .the truth could not be 3 4 ' curt ained. • The toll- keeper 'agreed in the:propusitima trs !take a p 4 P' lie aPology, and the eemr,lainant said. he Aroulo litoce , o toither. W JJoco - ii..s.Ni K . Q:It" 7 Las deducte uittr . - . p..tted per acre flow) , the fur land, they 11° 1, 1 ut told), 11'p:hinted With Peach Ti-ee ; proti.xced -- !ram tire.. Seed. of 1 114 A r. T. A: koight: has, in t`.e 'l";!.tp . oiortit,ns,oh 0 4' Hutticuilitotal Svtiety, descti , ted a Peacit , ,wlrico, wog the 011 i: pritog of a sweet almood, ar,ful a pollen orily of "I he tree pr attired B'-peaches, three a whiehlckett; aim wh s 1,cl) neatjotriprs, whilst the. others retainer! tit Cf ' 4'04 ta.t.to4 clsitrhift,r .ttt pri:, hes, Va.* tle-11 ot all, Was P, reedy soot an,! rtt tittg. ,c)ne ol the , e Itt neared eight niche, itt tirefsaltelette..; and -ad .the tree 7e-rew. in A pot whichg i- i notculaaia ,qoare . fop,t-of liott as the Set frait..4 .everv,-scedlirg than Oil st.ti.sequent proil . u e ; Kiel - g-ht-iou9ginue tlopt Vre,.ikultre, ftuit ut t6iF, s varic t, will tooclo exceed the, torlie4.l44, l ,ty.l l 4.Prcsent lout JUogilileteors..;vlto4taoloo.l.ar, opinion that the cor' ib001311.111 , 0 aiv,l.l,too.p,ettch tree ateil s ingle cr `ecie , .. 7 aiod - thett aolibuottivight,, eoltore, through stIV ees..ve - getteTaltott - ,,b4 led into a 4Jr.-h.:ft., • ii)its,:oniv:sn .24'1. ./. \‘: of Her e : wa y3 - 00t),, , p;'.- t'a! oh 19 1 ' Stpt.' cf , M•pa4ty . 'With Ltuwertes the th#o° and tout ii ret a, who kith I ttit ell toeloaged to the Oceauj lately vaili:76l.'eto la ratty seqtlerk t o tht: t alt; he w ; ,s.Jrovu e i , by I lieolviettiag they a4terapted..tv-cr,..s , ;:the, o at 16,121°01i of the Over . , wlrett,the whole party p e r , shcd, • . . t . M KAT1.4. 7 .' Yt:stvr43,ay, at St. Hanover-square, Georg , ' .11)11,1, ESti Norlll,...ptvn, 1,/ Mary Cbristiao" rialeg!)lcr of idtc Jam Pnce, Esq., of 'Pal/ 5f tret•t; Groivtbug=tcyare. —OO ...On Sunday last, Yrs. Strtet, wife tf Mr. S. F. Street, resterdo , , atiliockwel);lnd.l. near PuJwieb, Surrey, tb e i tyitit , acx z"viti! Hobson, ag e ' 62, - Hut, sou, E. of Mairlifitid-house, Staffe fottl4iii!. • .- ";litr44o*t, , lti,tfr, 30, at ,t s house itf, Qreat Ormon d ' ' strrtit i jke I),,ivici Una', A.\ l . A.M. ',a, of Salvador:hou se Tooting. - I,()NJH iti•' ^v .Y. 11. i.f Na. 49 Gte 3° Otytroird-stt;:o, • e rl.s4tiares. atici.puhli.kbed hy y• Scat4,;ll.olt.un-srce, ,at 'r,H,E. M' "' rkbe're rTi.2 nts, orde tidTettiWer, (Al iEr*, trust be addr4iied. • • 6./ ~Trn? .:111j11( rutp the demand ?' 3 4 . SON the Satrze : haS recatiln 12e!ciyns, tit) It Is pre par dent tii fan each but tle address, as Ann i JOHN B t%teenied t Pared by Veatest-sel Iyarehuuse LONDC titGdc fm trusts tt►at of his Teat purchase o for the first have been 4 svilielt he si kited to, C. 's ke4 distinct tr( hr Pre,ttin convenient: lis, to who: s , r to have from desiri re sPectahl, sure his Ft 41Y upon 1 for panda of the b " fiis'leas • ' t ) )* Brok er: titrexect iiased a iv /rare to su EN L . , IN I able fur GOOD ST Taverns F1~g.131,2 must sui zINE so ( I:ti Etil' I vthemi! C •.I'INE FINE' to_ I N . kc, oon FI / INF. Iry 1,25. toi THE \' .1 FIN EG tqual t( 'FtIE M to To s ...CPOLt it ] ' N EST . s .* * Ti , Pigs, ai arc s Of pers naillsers, - as Cash, V Orrign C V 4,(1 Bill of , desired - Fiv e pt 10 1. and.l tot Orilvrs ei LanAlui Cret revolt Sans S duct 1 under Avishi t blood condo r eorc or sor Iran (/ ' had d ffelf 0 9tCli it by rnarcl tout tc Th e it and } aim , forc e ih g l y and 6th, tice to ar