The Sun. — London, England, 1814-05-16 00:00:00

DUTCH MAIL. CHRTSTi.ANA `24.---The following is the vpititt of the , l-libtratipns of the Diet at Eds 7 %void, upon our Constitution, up to the 19t4 of !hi's t'nor.tb:— " Norway shall be an hereditary limited mo narchy ; the kingdom free and indivisible the liegf-nt " The Lu*heran is the established religion of the State, but the ptofessors of every other mil.; gion Trey-rye/their liberty and privileges. " has,the tight of making war and peace, and thelight of pardoning. " The )eople exercises, by its representatives, the le.:islative authority, and the right of levying she taxes. " The judicial power is always to remain dis tinct f. om the other branches of Government. _ " Hence . orward no hereditary privileges shall be alloweEt, either to persons or corporations. Industry and civil occupations shall • not be . sulij('c'reil . to any new restriction. - The press shall be free from all restraints." We soon 'expect the plan.of the whole Constitu tion, drawn np.according to these bases. At.ToNA, MAY s.—Yesterday forenoon General liennigsen had a conference of an hour and a half with Marshal Davoust before the gate of Altoua, on the Hamburgerberg. Both were attended by a numerous suite. It is said that in consequence of this, the_peaSants of Haarburg, MoorbUrg, are 'allowed- to repair the dykes, and. drain off the water: Ship-thnher, pipe -staves, anti timber in - general, Shill - no more be burnt; but the importa.." tion of wood_ for firing, and turf, shall be allowed. The-magazines-shall remain in slaty -quo, and. no further contribution be -imposed. MAN ti '.MAY•ti.—Her Imperial Majesty the ' EtnyreS.s of all the Russias arrived this day, at four o'clock in the afternoon,,in this city, by way of Rohrb&ck, with her Serene Highness the Dowager .Margravitie of Baden, her mother, and The Queen of'Sweden, her sister. PLAGUE AT GAZA, &c. A Mail arrived yesterday 'from Malta. We re gret. to have to state that the letters by it confirm a report, previously in circulation, of the re-ap pearanc,-e of the Plague in the Isle of Goza. The fOlowing- extract of- a letter, dated the 26th of March, gives a more detailed account than any that we have seen upon this subject : " I had indulged the pleasing idea of the plague being completely exterminated from these islands, with the exception of the Lazaretto, and that our trade and communication with Sicily and the Continent would return to its , old channel, with those-additional advantages which the successes of thlAllies gave us. These hopes have m os t unforalnately proved, fallacious, as that dreadful 'malady has made its appearance in the Island of Goza. A man, a native of Canal Curmi (which is now a Lazaretto), at the commencement of the plague in that casal or village, buried a box in the country, at some distance from the casal, contain ing clothes and other articles. After he had finished hissquarantine: about the end of February, he dug up the -box, and carried it to Cioza, where his daughter resided with her husband. The man died rather -suddenly, without any appearance' of plague or suspicion. A few days afterwards his daughter died also, and an alarm wo spread.— The intercourse hetWeen the two islands was in stantly interdicted ;,the Civil Government was superseded by the Military, a cordon __Was drawn round the cosal (Cassia), and every precaution taken to prevent its spreading, and hitherto the . infection is confined to that casal. I have not teeeived the yet urns since the 2 E 3d instant ; to that day they were, as follo-vs _ rvbroary larch - 2 to 5 Deaths. Attacks. 3 2• 0 . 1 . 1 2 . 0 7t015 . .~ 0 .. . . 4 0 lJ 7 . . 5 . 5 . u . 7 3 23 ". The plague has also made its appearance at Damiettl, which the Bashaw has caused to be surrounded by a.cordon of troops.-;--At Alexandria awl Tunis all vessels coming from Malta are ob liged to perform 40 days quarantine," .On FrickK 26,waggons, belonging to the Royal Waggem Wain, proceeded'with money from the Bank of Englandjo POrtsthouth, for the purpose . of paying off ' a certain propoition of the Navy. A siuguiar circumstance occurred in February la'st at St. Vincent. . A Gentleman named Whit low, sailing in a boat at night from the leeward part of the island. to Kingston, and sitting in the stern sheets, a large shark that had followed made at length a spring at his intended victim, knorl - ,ed off his bat, but, at the same time,lell into the boat. The Gentlemen, with great pre sence of mind, immediately jumped. up, and se clizT,d the voracious monster with a cloak and amne bandages. it measured 12 feet, and was of enormous. weight., On Saturday last GEORGE BLACKMAN, Esq. Ci tizen' and Goldsmith, paid•his fine of 4001. and 20 marlis into the Charriber of the Sher•ifl' of London and Middlesex, to'w•hich he was unanimously no.- minated on Tuesday last. ROBERT WALLER, Esq. Citizen and Cooper, had also paid a like fine. On Saturday, at'Guildhall, Mrs. , a dress,trier* in yleet,stre,o, made, her appear ance, to answer a complaint, preferred'against her by an interest!..ag. Young Lady, her : apprentic e , who alledged tlhat,she was starved, and otherwise treated, by her mistress. the case was put off for, a furth4A. hearing.—R. Daniels, alias Tucker, * wlih was apprehended by Matthews, a city oft , in Church-yard, ‘vith a quantity of sheeting, ,thepropertv of Messrs. Law. fp and Co. Nvai 4Ully'cortnnitte 4 d to Newgate for / . 1141% Att. Mai/ 11, 1311: . This day Monsieiii Psieffel,: Envoy E .. ktra6r.= Binary and Ministei• Plenipotelitiary from his Ma jesty the King of Bavaria; and the Count, tie Beroldingen, Major-General, Aide-dc-Camp-Ge neral, and Envoy Extraordinary and .Minister - Plenipotentiary from his. Majesty the King of Wurternberg-, had their first private audiences of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent ; to which' they were respectively introduced by the Earl of Liverpool, and conducted by Robert Chester, Esq. Assistant Master„of the Ceremonies./ IF4tehall, May 14, 1814. His Royal Highness the ,Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name - and on the behalf of his Majesty, to grant the dignity of a Viscount of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland unto the Right Hon. George Lord Keith, Knight of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Ad miral of the Red Squadron of his Majesty's Fleet, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, stile, and title tof Viscount Keith. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has also been pleased, _in the name and on - the behalf of his' :Majesty, to- grant the dignity,of a Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire land unto Sir Edward Pellew, Bart. Viee•Admiral int* the Red Squadron of- his Arajesty's Fleet, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, stile, and•title of Baron Exmouth, of canonteign,'in the county of Devon. _ Whitehall, May 14, 1314. 'His Royal Highness the Princi Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to grant to the Hon'. William-Corn- Admiral of the Red Squadmn of his Ma jesty's Fleet, the 01 - I;ces or places of Vice-Ad miral of the United Kingdom .of Great Britain and Ireland, and . ..Lieuten'ant of .the Admiralty thereof, and Ithe) of Lieutenant of the Navies and Seas of the said 'United Rinzdom, in the room of the _Right non. Alex - ander Viscount Bridport, dereaed. His Royal Highness has'also been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of 'his Majesty, to grant" to William Young, Esq. Adthiral of the Whited Squadron cif his Majesty's Fleet, the offices or places:of Rear-Admiral of the United King dom of Great. Britain and Ireland, and of the Ad miralty ther'etif, and also of Rear-Admiral of the Navies and Seas of the said United Kingdom, in the room of Admiral the lionourahleWilliam Cornwallis. Carlton-Souse, May, 7 ; 1814. His Royal HighnesS the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma jesty, ro confer the honour of Kniglithm,d on Archibald Campbell, Esq. Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army, Brigadier-General in the Portuguese service, and Honorary , Knight,Conrnander of the Royal Portuguese Military Order,of the Tower and Sword. Carlton-House, May 11, 1814. His - Royal. Highness the Prince Regent was this day pleased, in 'the name.and; on the behalf of his Majesty; to confer the honour of KnighthOod on . Richard Richards, Esq`. late her Majesty's So licitor-General, and Chief Justice of Chester, tip -on his appointment as one of the Barons of his 'Majesty's Conrt of Exchequer. His itoyalliighness the .Prince Regent was also pleased, in the name- and on the behalf of his Majesty, to confer the, honour of Knighthood on Samuel Shepherd, Esq. one of his Majesty's Ser jeauts at Law„ and late Solicitortieneral to his 'Royal Highness the PrinCe of'Wales, upon his* appointment as his Majesty's Solicitor General. - His Royal Highness the . Prince Regent was also pleased, in the name and,on the . helialt Obis Ma jesty, to confer the Honour of Knighthood on William Adams, Esq. ()culla" Evraorditiary' to his Royal Highness, an presenting the official re port of the Directors of Greenwich-Hospital of the. superior success of his new and unproved mode's of effecting the cure of the various species of cataract, and the Egyptian-opthalmia., is Royal Highness the Prince Regent was also pleased, in the name and on tite behalf of his Majesty, to confer the honour of Knighthood on 'Henry 'Bridges, Esq. late High Sheriff for the county of Surrey. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent was also pleased, in the 'name and on th e b e h a lf o f hi s Majesty, to, confer the honour of Knighthood on William Gell, Esq. upon his' return froth the lonian mission, under the patronage of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent. Foreign Office, May 14, 1814. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma jesty, to approve of the, undermentioned persons to be Consuls for his Serene Highness the Prince of Orange Nassau, Sovereign Prince of.the United Provinces of the Netherlands; viz.— . . Mr. William May, to be Consul-General in. the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.—Mr. Joseph Bar.field to bc.Coosul cat Falmouth.—Mr. John Hawlief to be Consul at Plymouth.—Mr. Francis William Cobb to be Coristir - at Margate—Mr. Edward . Spencer Curling to be Consul at Itanisgate and Deal.--Mr. George Aitchison to be Consul at Leith. Tizitr-Office, "Play 14, 1814. 2d Regiment. of Life Guards—Major Sir E. F. Agar, from the 60th Foot, to be Major, vice Barton, who exchanges. 60th Regiment of Foot—Brevet Colonel R. Bartow- from the 2d Lite Guards, to be Major, vice E. F. Agar. - • - CommissionS signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Somerset. - East Somerset Regiment of Local Militiaßichard Leir, Esq. to be ,Lieutcnant-Colonel-Comma.ndant. .West Somerset Regiment.- 7 Samuel Skurray Day, Esq. to be Second Major. • West . Mendip Regiment.—James Parker, Esq.. to be 'Major. John Allen, Esq. to be Second Majiii. Bridgwater llegimeut.—Joseph Rusconthe Poole, Esq. to be Second Major. Crown-Office, Mwl 1.1, 1814. ' Member returned to serve in this pitserit Parliament. Borough of Marlhorough.—Wm. Hill,•Esq. lathe room of ;ore, Bruce, nom Earl of Aylesbury. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas Taylor, late of Sparkford Farm, in the parish of Sparkfurd, Somersetshirt:, - fanner. BANKRUPT. William Taylor, Liverpool, Lancashire, merchant, to sur - der June 1,2, and 25,at the King's Arms Inn,. Water . street,_ Liverpool. Atturnies,. Messrs. Ratlclifre -and Ha milton, Old Exchange-buildings, • Liverpoo),, J. Chester, Staple Ine,"Loudon. • sirrer 111 . :/lp I car, vv TICTIC,Ter. ._;'7„11A! t- , ,Time and 95, at,Guildhall. Att ornee , Mr. 4:live's' Bucli-. , Terstriiry. . • •• Philip Henry Clark, Berner's-street,Oxfortr.street,,,,crivener, Ma' 24, June 4, and 25, at 'Guildhall . Attorimt, Mr. Bloonisbiiry. John Woodrow,' Sinith- : row, NeW4 . &ta, Sozner's Tow, dis tiller, Ma:y 21, 5.13, Mid June 25,, at Ato rne r, Mr. M'Michaeh , • • . John Leach Hirst, Woud-streA, warehouSetnan, May. 17, Jnne :And 95, at Guildikall. Attorney, E: Bey ' nolds ' (:.tale-street, Folcon-square. , • SamitelHolmes, late of Rodeswell, Litnehome, . : Soitit-ntkoc, May 17, 28, and June 25, at:Guildhall. Attornjel, Messrs; .Vandercom and Comyn, Bush-lane, Ct:nnon-street.. Williatu Beale, Bishops-Hatfiehl,A - lertfordshire, iiinfiehter, May 21,28, and June 25, at. Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mr. Couch, Baltleck, or Mr. Hilditeli, High Hollrurn John Rowlatt, Charter-Hoose-struTe, merchant . , May 21, 28, atid . June 25, at Guildhall. - Attortiies, Messrs. WhittOns, Great James-street, Bedford-rmv. Andrew Paterson, B,atelifle Hi : l:tile:4.y, busier, May 21, 24, and June 25,• at Guildhall. Attin-o,y, Mr. 1)..1,,i t t , 5, siz e -lan e . Christopher Pratt, Bishop-Wearmouth, coal-fitter, May 30, June G, and 25, at the Bridge Inn, Bishon-Wear mouth. Attornies, Mr. Kits.tn, BiShop-Wedrinotith, sir Messrs.Mcggisong and Fairhank, Hattaa-gardeo 'London. James Larkwonhy, Exeter,. horn-inanufacturer, :lune 4, 13, and 25, at the Hotel, Exeter. Attornies, Messrs.llarke and Church, Princesstreet, Bedford'-roar; Linokii; or Mr. J.. Terrell, North-street, Exeter. Robert Phillips, Bristol, coach-malter, May 26, 28, and June 25, at the Ittimmer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. E. Vaniel and Sons, Bristol, or Niessrs. Pearson and Son, Punip-court, Temple, London. • John Knowles Ridley, Widgeon-hill, in . We parish of Leo minster, Herefordshire, fanner, June 3. 9, a0d.25, at, the‘ Guildhall Cotfee-bouse, Worcester. Attoroies, Mt. Mor gan, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn, London, 'otr. Mr. Hyde, Worcester. • • Samuel• Wood, Piteheonthe, Gloucestershire, clothier, May 27, 28, and dune 15, at the Golden Cross, Caif*cross, in the parish of ,Rand.wich, Gloucesteishire. Attornie:,, Mr. Croome, Gravel-pits, near Strord, or MeAsrs. Wizard, Hutchinson, and Blower, Lincoln's Inn, London. DIVIDENDS. June 9. P. Norris e off,ireepOol, iron-merchant—June 7.5. Walker, of Bull-wharf-lane, QuetTihitlat,lloop4)eildet—jtlllC 1.1. J. Tench, jun. of Tolien-lio.ose,yard, tnerchant- , --June 14. J. Field, of Chiswell-street, linen-draper—June 11. W. Cla neYr of Saint Mary-Axe, merchant—June 7. W. F. Scott,: L. Nlh eholson, and G. Smith, of Leeds, hauliers—June 4. W. Bur tridke, of Cannon street, nothrella-ifanufacturrer 7 -June 4. J. Wilkins and T. Lacey, of IlasingliaM•streete factors—June G. M. Martin,. of Great Ityliargh,..Norfolk, grocer—June 7. J. Swan, It. Anderson, and G. Swan, o f W a ppi ng - wa ll, met chants--3une 18. U. Wilson, of Oxford-street, linen-draper— June 4. J. W. Phillipps, tithber-inerchant—june 7. W. Huard, of Panton-street, Leicest&-square, bricklayer— July-12. W. E. M. Von Doornick, of Well-street, Goodman's , fields, soap -manufacturer-=June 4. S. Jenunette of Totten.- hana-court-road, coath-maker--June 4, G: Scoug,all, of Blackheath, merchant—July 5. J. Ityde and C. C. Bulky, of Pope's Head-alley, dealers—June 7. W. Ridd:ford, of 1. 7 10 y, - Gloneestershire, clothier—June 11. J. I." Keighley, F. Fel.- - pistl, and W. Armstrong, of London, Inerchants-jOne.4. .1. Shouhert, of .Morning-lane, .Hackney, -cooper—June 7. 8. - Comhe, of Lloyd's Coffee-house, insarance-broker--,June 14. W. White, of . Tilackfriars-road, white' 7 l4ld•-niatinfacturer June 7. J. G.Gerard, of Basinghall-street, merchant. • C ERTIFICATES—Jurin 4. T. Adams,, of Wednts'sury, :Staffordshire, victualler—NV. Nagler and J. Coelterton, off SI; eilield,felltuongers—W.Town,. of Tudey, Kent, carpenter—W. Webb, of Mildenhall, Suf folk, money-scrivener—J. Chapman, of Bath, carpenter—W. ,Broornhead, of Coventry-street, I - lamarltet, lineu , draper-- S. Etheridge and J. ,Tibbi us, of Newport, Monmouthshire, stationers—F. Wood, of BarthoronieW-lane, auctioneer—C. G. Smart, of Newcastlr-upon-Tyne ' linen-draper .lt. West lake. of Ki t igsteiguton, Devoe%hirr , ,limeb•nrner--4.Taylor, of Gitnictioter-terrace, New-road; Whiteehapcl, FOap,-nianufac turer-J. Weighttnsn, Moor-szreet. Bryanstott-3q Imre, car penter—T. Kipling, High—treet, Borough of• Southwark, hosier—G. Jordan,. Newcastle ; upon-1'7;11e, joiner. ' , PARTNER HIPS W. C. and J. Knowlys, of sugar-brokers- 7 J. and A. Slue:, 'of Wigan, Lanca.sliife, linen-incrchmits—S. Wood and J. S. Bramall, of Manchester, fustian-Manufac thrers—J. Darwin, J. Churton, and R. Clarke; of the Old Chart,;e, whale-bone-cm ters—D. W. Mantis and.R. Rogers, of Brackley, Nov thamptushire, farmers-Lit. H. F. Williams-, and A. and W. Itawlinstin, of Cross-st-ect, Finsbnrysquare, wine -merchants—S. Wilkinson and J. Mandy, of Greenwich, gold-lace-tlealers--4S. Kirby, I!. rYoule, and J. Kirby, Of Castle-wharf,• Nottinghamshire, dealers in iron—Pe Powell and W. Keltslev, of Old Bo ml-street; nach-nnikersW. H. Reyes and T. Paxton, of Chiswell-street, grocers—J. Dyason and T. Green ,'of llainsgate, Mooklow and P. Cox, of James-street, Haymarket, tennis-court-keep e r s —H. H. Hope, A. Butler, and Mom rison, of Oxfoi d-street, THE cArrumAcs. DUBLIN, MAY 10.--There was a Meeting of the C2iitholic Board on Satold9.y last. . _ . Mr. O'CONNELL - (alluding to the Rescript of Seignore Quai•autotti)' observed, that another in dication of the Present melancholy period was the attempt made by the sl.,; . ves at .Rome to in struct the Irish Roman Catholics upon the man ner of their emancipation. Ile would as soon re ceive his polities from Constantinople as front Rome. For the Head of his Church. he had the highest respect; but in the present case, be put theology (of which he knew nothing, and desired to know nothing) out of his consideration Iv7iolly. --4 t was on,the ground of its danger to civil li berty that he,objected to the late Bill. it would have the effect, if passed into a law, of placing in the hands of the Minister a new and extensive source of patronage ; and for that reason he (Mr. O'C.) would rather the Catholics should remain, for ever Without emancipation, than that they . should receive it on such terms. Mr. O'C. then moved, that a Committee he appointed to prepare Resolutions for the. Aggregate Meeting, which was agreed to. . . A Synod of the Catholic Clergy is convoked for thi . s day, at Bridge -street Chapel. This: Ec clesiastical.Bleeting differs in its formation from any similar Assembly that has been.confoked.— The second order of the Clergy, for the first time, will be admitted ; the Parish-Priests arc summon,- ed to attend.—(Freeman's Journal.) NVe understand, from the most respectable au thority, that Dr. Milner has declared his adhes;on to Monseignore Quarantotti's principles,--(Same Paper.) A Subscription, which has been opened at Brighton for affording relief to British prisoners, returning from France, amounted last week to up wards of 1501. Last week, seventeen of these prisoners came over to Eastbltirn in a fishing boat ; they had been imprisoned iq Fiance from seven to-ten years. ‘, A nefarious adulteration of flour wastrecently detected at Truro. Two millers near that place, of the names of John Rowe and Henry Rundle, were proved to have mixed a kind of pulverized. clay, used in the, manuflacture of earthenware, with their flow, tosucb an extent that two quarts of their adulterated flour weighed as much. as three of that which was pure. Flour is sold-by weight at Truro. The Magistrates lamented that the law enabled them only to fine the offenders JO/. each, Forty sacks of this abominable corn positiOn Were also diselovered at Plymouth, on board a vessel from Truro ; .but the ownership not being clearly established, no conviction could take place. courLT OF KING's tENCI:I, it,TAT 14., v. pl,.ayvioTT. this was an action to recover 5001,. ,the of f). bo;'ld eKeeoted for the ilpfeiulioit. The 1 , Irtics iitretoth and attoched t( atlett't litely (flail tared at Dover. for the ifuintiff. . - HODGBOII V. DALY. This was an action brought to,recover the sun!. of 204/. Os, paid to Mr. 13rarnah for t , " Water Nacbines, and other stuns of moo cY P 3l t o e n n t h e e d ' t (l o et b e e ll ' ( s l-' e u t 't s p :l i - e a c s ') ;, ll l- 1 1, t z . ift . j (1 : 2 ; f i"*" tc:ll tl.e defendant cornpletely.failed. Verdic" br ti ptaintilf—damages 2311. 9s. 3d.—Costs, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, ALlysi4. • 11 9 7 The long depending and important 0 0e ° .04 pedit cause, respe c ting the A'cicivison of Bra in Essex, Caine on to he argued-On a Demurrer' 3 1 which the. Rev. Sir 1-1, B. Dudley - is tho, Plaiin lir, and the Rev.'G eo l ge P a wson De f en Serjeant BEST read the pleadit , g' s ' ' re d were of great length, an d f rom w hich' it that the late Bishop of London, Dr. Was merely a nominal Defendant, elail"%flig,:er 1-ight thereto, but as O r di nar y. The L ean c ' k e ,: e i ii ii jeaut then proceeded t o state nume rous support of the Plaiptiff's right, in arg" in i g i ;• - t iutiti he forcibly urged that the D e f en dant (" h ." ) no legal, much less any equit a bl e c laila law . to his father,,forthe' 'i: - Ciirery of the son, for which'that father, see"" : tract, had received a full and don from . the Plaintiff; and for au's' the first the full penalty had been already Pal t4e the lapse of the next presentation to He contended, Ivith great abilitY,.that the r i ' es .. chase - of an. Advowson Was therefore not h q' t he tionable, either by any known statute common law. of tire - - The sales of P l : c ,,, • *7 'i f f idtions, he admitted, were properly &igni?"' ) `cift both; so. that the right Of. pres=ltation fail, while that of an Advowson would stkind a .„ touched. Re - asked ,whether,. under Bitnaa r c sl.o cumstances, if an heir at law, whb bad a " 0 1 for such experiments, shOuld arise and de-a ° :, - the repossesSiori of' the- Duke' of BedfoH'S 'std ;V' 41t any distant period, upon a plekr that an Ativ ° a , .vaiwibte con.it. son had been purchased with under-ali guarded contracting . for an immediate pres ° ,,, : titan ; would he recover the whole of that es" foe which an immense sum had been tor: II : to paid ? The supposition•was too grossly abs"! . ,, -. ,;i: require an answer. Th e c h a ff might '-'‘ )o ficearatedfrom the,corn—the turn of presen.‘ 4 " ( - 0 might have passedL-bUt the estak: would r eal , jl e - with its rightfUl possessor. - Snch. was ,tire -or Sir Henry. B. Dudley ;• fie had filled his obligation by the payment of. Ids l ` riol i s,ands ; the forfeiture of pet turn of pleSet';`:,'''re has been pia as the full lty for Any il l( "Aci" don originally made in hi s co nt rac t, but tb e e l fe el Yowson rests in 'him, so as not to be either in law or equity. .sct" The defendant's case was sup ported 01 jeant Lens, whose argument went prio e T controvert the cases which had been %cher Chieflustice, towards the close, inquirea, ther the plaintiff was ever in pO s seSsi o n Ot vowson ?" Set jeant Lens "answered, _believed, not ; b u t on M r . S er j,. ant s tai r E ite that be was in the full possessi on . th e itisCal,3;.re wax was sealed to the l ast d ee d, hi s Lorct'''d.,f,•;,6 " You are v e r y r i g h t ,'": a r id t h e n re p: ' Alke that as considerable stress had been laid ° 7 50 t.• variance of the case of Barrett r. Glublq , 3S -or ed hy:Gwiniul in tile new Bcon's Abeidg g i l f oy and by .Mr.: Justice Blackstone in_his It e r • Li;" he woyld recommend b o th s ide s to niulie .on what authority that case, as 'stated by 6 %. c1 i . was hounded ; and concluded by inforo d g att Counsel the Court would consider the skiS;•,he*l if fUrther argument %vas found neCessa l l should be informed of it. t he On Friday, M a y 13, 1814, were cal le'l 'col" Bar by the Honourable Society of the In ner s oy pie, RICHARD MARNELL, jun. Es 9. the 1- P n " Lram Ctist, - atid FIN"' nll Thursday the work men b egan pul;ing , ; the houses on the north-east end ot another_ opening is i mme di ate ) to o" ' e rlref e " Cockspnr-stre e t, th roug h the lower part t' ;0 1 : ic: lane and theliing's MewS,- in o r der to ,a1 ?: •veif colonnade of St. M a r t i n ' s Church persr.c-41-:- from Pall Mall. at : U.l ' . .FicE.;- - --Friday morni ng a fire broke mit ,rhie ll ! WEST'S, grocer, corner of James-stre et ' , ffl uetl• with the adjoining house, was entirely t i n-. dis" MATRIMONIAL TRANSTER.—ene ot graceful occur rences , w hi c h are an otttOg' i wit° man nature, and ought a t a il time s be m i-11. : ;L' t- 4 t ior the severest reprobation, took place " t ham, on Saturday,. when a wool-comber (-‘ -‘ l i th his wife for sal e , in' the public inarket'w“ deric" halter round her wa i s t, an d actuallY " her, with two child ren ; t o a f e llow‘o' ar- three shillings and sixpence. the Lau! On the Gth inst. at Marionville, near E o ' 3 "„hier. of Captain Dudgeon, 58th Regiment, of MARRIED. t oo - r lace, t° At Wandsworth, M r . R osseter , o f Ken n ' ,e Sarah, daughter of J. Chapman, Esq. „...-- - - DIED. On the 7th inst. at his house on Lambeth .1.1. Bullock, Esq. na ry 1,1 0t1 . 9 ' At his house,- Mount Joy-square, D' lbli” ' late 9 1 Esq. . •iton) fsq• Mrs. Hamilton, relict of Mans IP IT "" a 41, Norner , Summer Hill, Ireland. _,,, Mrs. On the 2d inst. in the GGtli year of hqr, B =';;; . wife"of Mr. John HOrner, of Ballibai', Ti . ""1 . ..........----- race, Thomas. COAL .AIARKET N A N- 13. • hips sold ' . price. 5 •'.414 ........ 445. O.: to 5q,.5. —.5 ..... Ships at Market. 481 Newcastle ..... 8 Stinderlaud LONfIoN Craven : Printed by J. D. (;:~1;~•I '; buildings; and publislred by W. A. SCRlPPS9\dvcrtiser at' the SUN-OFrIcE, No. fl 2, Strand ; meats, Orders, Letters (post-paid),&c. in:s4liegaiddresscd.