The Sun. — London, England, 1814-06-13 00:00:00

DUTCH TAPERS. BRUSSELS ) .ToN2 •the Treaty of Peace does not speak of the future lot of Belgium, tze are - .certain that -some of the Belgium Pro vinces will' leave the advantage of being joined to a iwighhouring-state. It is affirmed that the State, of which we are to mate a part;is 'to have foi- its boundary tlie'left bantiof the Maese,L'fiont VenlO to below•Denint The province of Luxemburg, a.pa'rt of th? -Aftlennes, the provirice'of - Limburg, and ~~4tistrian Glield-erland; are to be even to an - other. power. • The eantims 'ceded to 'France are a trrere-re4Bcation of aw 'ftontter, 'tlieSe- parts 'of our territcwy lying in the.midst orthe'Frcilch froa tie,r,,-..bave 'often occasioned differences . between the two powers.. i. • • - I.3A . ;LE, , MAY 3 1 .7,41) e Emperor of AuStria is expected here on the 3th June, A.great many , offl . . eiers' are -Ilea. belong- i iiig- to the allied. troops that ,are returning. Over tive,ll e. it is observed that litany of them are dissatisfied with France: ~,Fitom ALSACE. •MA 2G.--'.Cue .=continuance of 2in imany Austrian Officers ,in.Alsace-cffilises fre cpieut disputes .with the French—Oticers. '1 he grcen boughs iviltieh.they:l.vear leas. partly occa-. siop t ectitni:s. hAt,,.f a k en serious measurps. to - preYent salch scenes in future,. aud fq t rigdilgtoalL persons. to-insuLt the allied troops. COLsßuFiu;" MaY,2B.—As soon as peace iE Signed, ..our Sovereign, will go to 1:ra,,,,ce,-,wit4 which ~our country will probably again ronlioe, as we are to have, it is said, ;t large tract_of cogp try on the left bank of the lUiige, and cede apart on the right hank. ITA JUNE S.—Thr peace his inspi ed a li‘ey 4 I here; we were eager to see what advantages were stipulateCfor onreonutry, ' which, for these twenty-five years,, , has sulfcretl so nand: We 'can , fintl only' that we are. to - have an Increase of .territol - y; probably a great p.iri.of . . Belgium.' It , L is pretty certain that we< .1 .,- •cover most ot our Colonies, but e , '.e tea)r some will be required of ,ns ; another Nide. . ADiRESSL3 i L I'Si . - pirptpnol;' lI,UsSIA.. AND KING OF PRUSSIA. On Satuyday,lait -,the lionottril 7 e ;the LORD . M.Avol:,, the ./I.ldertugn,. :11..ecorder, ;41,terilfs., C. aumon Cotiacii, anti .o,ffic.qrs cf..the.SitY.:stf idonclou, waited upon his -Iniptrial Emperor of ityss.i.l,. at the Duke ct Cminberiantr i s AparttneutF n at St. James's, wi - th : the-follq.witog Adttress, which was . r ead, by Joy SILVESTIMI the Recorder : TO HIS lIPEREAL NIAJESTY AI e E:v:,ANDER, THE SAlitEßOft OV . ,:tiLli• THE. 1 4, 0 5, :.4itt5 1 ' TI-e Ad,;iros of Congratulation of the Omit.) I,lyoß, Al -' di:l.:int'', anti Conitrniniltrttlit City of London; in Com uno t'pvtncii 4slenk,b)cri: r •- "`' lfay it `pliast yin...W.lllW( r ,ifVesty, , . „ We tbel..4ord:Milyor„, AI - demi:Tr,- add Com.- mons ,of the,City . of London, in Contnion,Couicil as,senlbled, beg to offer our most sincere compli ments 'of coa t ratnlatiOr to yolir Majesty, on 'the very" hstitguished .occasipil - of-ydur auspteions.' rival in these ttappy arid magnanimous Ally of our revered and gracious SOV'eteiglT. - • We have - vit4ed, with the:prtifoundest gra'ti tude to the Alutighty,, giver of . , vittory, the rapid, stupendous, and. suhlitue succession of event's, which haix jell 'to the tleliveranee of the afflicted nations-olllurope; from the-most gaßing oppression-and unprecedented tyranny that ever visited. the himuin :race. - = " By the harmonious 4nd cordial co-operation of the AilictiScirereigtts'in a cause of such lasting importance . 'to' the "world' "as: the reutoration cif u;hole nations to their independence and legiti 7 rnite dytplOies--hy the col:stimulate skill,- pru dence, iutrepidity, alid Moderation of Command..7rs unctpt•,died in any former age,. fear less their d fluty,..and faithfui- - to•their chatrge—hy the awakened senergles kiilliOSt de;o4ited coup-. rowed front their; destructive slumbers-- , --by the rytnOvat of gross de.loSfult, fi•Ofn thvir , illedetermin - ed•i - er,ittttbiliScipline, and successful vitiour-of nrinies,.lo-.olt:to,theinost brilliant' ex- . , - 6v,their Pyincps in person, the. , spetris at length broken Which hail =nearly, human mind itself,. and' . .the staycd ; hid drained the earth, and ; swept away. Whole. gener.:tions. • . . . " the ftccomplism lient of.ibeie hapPy!,ansl•be-'. reNults to"the world,we-have..Conteropia.te4; Mor arch . i ti kr ' august. person .of.yoltr ; .rttperial! 7 1 .1 - niest y, fc.ilowed by a. brave and loyal, people, itrins, the redress of in Ole" unprc.VOLed, and liarharouthatimitlekatOition, could.conceive,*or prpfligat44„:2.ritcltypex.pqiiate Hero, by inflexible..peps4vr.c.tace in liivobjeti : raversink, wltyle.regioas,:;ind-„plvqyins.:LQ'taw-ea-: filial of France a diScninfitcci Tyrant, not feel iky, purposes of retribution, not in vintli•ative'fory, to - raze or to desjroy, not to sith;hic,- but tOideliver. misguided .tet bring peace to their :hearts anti,prf,..)4etity to their, houses---a. : l-Jero, to. the astotisislsMent., a nd. amidst time acclizmations, of tbe,vapquibbed, holtling,.out! in his victOrions hand graces, favours, and iinmit- • and evincing in i the proudest hoo . r• of , tri c , .the ontidi'mee,,na•guanitnjty; . and clemency: a Christian Con - queror. • . " Perikit Os, t 9. express the very high tense we entertain of. th.e distingnished. honour. •conferred upon - Britain, by the visit of an:Ent,- ieror, not deriving more splendour. from his ex :tilted rank, than the pre,ern,iinctit.• virtues of his Leart, comprising all • that. is.dignified, • all that is' Lind, till that is great-, good,- and consolatory, •orpter Oil that lofty function. • I.l.liTyour valuable life -be long spared, and Gcnefits your ,impelial iklajcsty husibe ; stowed upon the world, be repaid by what must _ be the gre test •ble;lrig to A Swretelvt's Legit, the loyalty, affection, and prosperity of your ad niiying and grateful- people, by- the app'pases of surroutidingnationl, and greater thaii all, byfthe silent and conscious testimony of your own ap proving breast - 7 . " _Signed by order of Court, " HENRY WQOWHORPE." TO AS•llich * Address his IMPERIAL MAIRSTY pleased to return the following most gracious Answer :--t- " I thank •yon for this kind and flattering Ad dress. I have, lotig desired to visit this country, and I find myself amongst you with the more sa tisfaction at : a.matnent AYhen, -after war full of glory, a peace has been given to Europe, which, I trust, will long prove a blessing to mankind. — You may -'assure your fellow-citizens, that the British - nation .has always Possessed my respect ; their conduct throughout the late long and'ar duons.contest-lennimands my admiration, as it has done that 9( the whole world. I -have been the faithful ally of Great Britain in ~war--I desire to continue her firm friend in peace." On Satin-Jay ,Jas . t the Right Honourable the , Loan tl , PAltlanutm,..-Recorder, Sheriffs, CoMmon C(ntncil, and . Oflice,rac:Of the • City of ,LOti'don, waiti'!d inmn his :Niajesty the have; of I . ).llO'istA, at the apartments of tlie'Ditke of ei.A -11,v,13,, at James's . ; with the folloitig :dress; -wit IA was read by J9H'S Es,j .the •Recurder ' • . . . To I-1;s Ni.I.Jr.4Y XI G' OF it.usslA. 1,6F/DVIAVOtt,' of Cont .' t i. , C - tiittuacon:Coutwil as- Fir ; ailbo, . . ( 1 :5 1 1. t be` Lordlfilyor,Aldertianalcommons . the „tondoof;tiisk convatan . seltibled, beg leave to tender our most cord4ll-nona plitnen4 of, cotigratulation„to,-yonr klajesty i , .on ;the. hapr; occasion of your sate-arrival-injhe do miniotis of our te'verea and gracious and th - at .tinder : the Pro ridence,haveemablecfttre inhabitantSof: 13rita to rejoice in - the honoarfof theattgust vistt.:9f - his Majesty's brave, faithful, and Magintnituous the Sovereign of,Pritisia. - 7 "" The signal - ove'rthro;of - S'-.giganti - c-tyranny; under which the nations of suffering Eorope had for years , been ovfnresSed and . en - Slaved,'• has: pre tented the - cOnsolatory prti;4pectr,• that this astp rjshiOg,pr,iits..will, with their restorlition totivncte ..-14(1.1.1.1"e legit itimt e dynasties, fikewise.rff,tore that ittterr n iktracif:itiity 'amongst, fherpserves, ..ind_that iiarninny Of intercourse with the rest . of the world, as will ensure substantial blessings to -everycoun try; and that the sword; none sheathett,,ibe torch of .. dicord " We cii!IllOt blt : cx . pre , ” to your M.ijcsty,the (sigh,, sense we, entertain of the p.re 7 eminA.:nt ser-: vices rendered by the arms of Prussja in bringing about these titiOty..benetits.„which, in their re sults, we - confidently hope will lead to die lasting rfpose of: the world ; and ,we feel that the con •simunate skill, intrepidity, and prudence of your and the illwtriotts Commander's' of you: Arrini;s; tinder the "lost pressing difficulties and -tbill . of ... w;trfare, have maintained with equal, if not - Sti,krim' snecie;"is, those lofty cbtims to the "adtnir4tion of imnkind, with, which, in -times past, .3 , ,0.n-,Royal predecessors graced the archives of mint.ary glory. , . forbearance and mercy of the Ajlied-r.441:= narclis,'inder eircuinstances t4e most trying, ,and 41, - Ijnyies the most eyipced in the proudest hour of tri , onph, weave as eternal wreath of fame ,f, or their A - ickcirious brows,. more ,brilliant than their, .crowns, and more lasting than thtdi tirones; a.td the ottines of de:kerers 'vii), ,to the latest postcrity,.. outshine on retard we justly admire a::(1 revere in those of heroes and coinia ! •;:ors. • , , " every ii,apltine,p, attend your Majesty, and yotir peop!e 'apprereiate . the. virtito 'which their S,,n - erti'gn has so_etninently" and so .beneficially tlis'iiiay,eil; and . may the 11 . e.art that has with SO mnu o bravery and so tnr.ch cnency exercised them, feel the reward of its own Applause and upprobuti.ou : :.1 " Sighed by ordc r of Coral; 1: E:\VICY viroopmc.ntrr." To. which tVltlreSs.li is -N:l, - 1:.7.,-:;s.T . T , pIeAUCI to returtbthe folio '-..itig•-;tnost.' gracious Answvr ".yy :I)cird 4'74d !'t',, le: • "' 1 'batik - you 'fOr the obliging Address which Y? liaVe presented ,Aplif - viith 90 the - Odcasion of my . arriraU -Country. • It - affords :me „., . peculiar satisfaeriti - tii receive the cordial couipli merits and - c,ongriitutation of so distinguished and en.inent, :a liWcry the Lord - ItViyor, -Al-110 men, and Co'iminia Council of one of the - first ciiies in the world. • ' " I•reloice with you that the glorious efforts of .the Ahieil Snrtreigns; in the cause of - Europe; hare irititn.ately accomplished the overthrow -of a gigantic - tyranny; (artier which the nations of suf. , fe litirdpe - have been - oppressed. Witile - Xemiten-tplate the; magnanimous ef faits -ha'ye each ihdividual y,,tivatle - in , ' our, - protracted - ' struggle; the pct i- vermee,— exertion s ;, arid ,:greit sacrifices of the sietsple elf tills tealni stanp pre-eminently fotwarti: I air( sensibte, ttf the aid my' subjects' and • my armiesreceived - in their 'great efforts, by the wise policy "of•tny'good Brother and Ally, the Prince Regent; ,and 'by the - great example he • has set the wwld, hy,his perseverance, itt which he has been so well seconded by the spirit - and ton-* etaticy of the Nation, and the wisdom of his nisters.'. - • • - - • c.• While you conffatulate - me on the conduct • of my alloy, I' nanifassure, you, 'l. have looked . . xVich equal admiration to those .brave, legions',' which, landing early in the - Peninsula, under , fheirgreat leader, arrived in the -heart of _France, covered with their' glorious exploits, to witnesS our coiilnion tridinrplt, anti closing the most just and necessary war 'by au equitable, and, I trust, tasting peace - . 1 cannot Take leave of von, without express i'ng' anxious 'desire tbox the cordial union : wfiticli .is so' happily established between Great' • Britain and Priissia, may continue for ages to , , Ctinie, and that thee: perfect understandingwhick . subsists between my good ,Brother, and Ally, .ihe` Prinee'Regent.und myself, may remaiu ever uuf: . impaired." lonom t(iNt)ON (4AZtr'tB, ettiNE 1. Crown,Opr, Me.y 24; 28i4; Ntrnilier* rethrneil ton.,. . ;6'1117.4 pre , ietit Parliafiltnt C., , titty of , Wattrkird. t4e - roc4o of W. C. BercstOc4l; ;;;,1 mse 1;f Pceis:—City of .Kilhenzly 11.1 he rircirp Of o', Ittundett'itlf . aft. Who has accepted the ol.r.cc ~ t . C•;•1;eator of 1•444er:--l)o -rough of Shresesbueyt,:ll...i..y.,tri., lu the voJitk of Sir 1 llill, called up to the lidusit of J',ecr:s. • 1,! .3 9th Peziment of Light Diligoorot, to. Gimlets by fOtella.c, ElT:it.tr, I'. Cit•Mpliell s frnin Ihe ti `Fr • rice Multi rtsun, pl,anoteit ; 11. 'W. Cortiliti caul Regiment of Foiit o,m. W. to he ad ltegimeneof Foot (luarili, Brevet i‘lajor T. Follo.!ririgii . ain , 6414.7aptaist of a Comproilyutid without purthuse. 9th Regiment:of. rent, Lietitl !;drniersoti to he'Captain Compauy,„witliput.inircha:Se.• • , , • loth Ditto, - (i. C: Ociit. to he EnSign, without }Air _ _chase, vice 13irelo,,protpoted. 14th' Ditto, A. Orm4y, Gent'to be Ensign, :without pur , elmse, viee•Welthy, appgrnti:(l , to the '-.ld liragoonc.: 16th Ditto, As: , ..istatit-Surge,on J. Walsh, from the ,88th Folot, tug 'Asistant-Surge6n,• vice O'liciiiy,'Frottiord in the 14th Foot. 25th Ditto, Ensign Colin Campbell to be LicuteiLint, without - purchase. • ' Ditto, Capt. Charles IL. Forre,t, front the z.;cl Foot, to be Alßior, by : Eutrchase;-vien : ..•: 4:4 Ditto, Ensign W. Sharpe; tcoiii the East to be Ensign, with,out ' . 44th I)ittu,. Lieut.. W. .. Barney to to Captain of -a Company, byTurcbase, rice Pylri , ; who ' ' • „48tki Machay to 0., Captain of a Couipany, pit se. Persse to be Livuteanint:, Yicei.net4 N‘ ; Clark tit' be Ensign, vice . Tersie. . COtli I;rcret an, fr,no the ii,4th F.oot to-be E:aptaiti , f it CO:upttliy; !Ice Ii; I. Itattialic it, to tie V. 1:11'f/tit 61st it U--vth' i't" with.mit cur cl+a•,e. Lieutenant •,y hatie TO: be Captain of a Company, by tturctoise, vice HOttun, ptotnoted. i;ad-Ditt_ci,: Brian Gnynor, Gent. 'to . tie £i signs Bice Fillet, vice. • C4l h Ditto, 'Cap:ain dot;_ ; to (..:43.,4a.1u 91,a ~-(quipatiy,.vi•ce.'l},4.,tintkop4 71st DittO, •Lielk:iiatit.lailie9 11.oy to 'be Captain u'r s, a Coin : ,ItallS;; ' • .; B , lth tlit4), Ccntt. to be Ensign, withot:t pur chase, rice proalott4l - .. Ctraries-NayPer-tv lyc Lieutenant, by par• clj.ase, vice 14;cliipson, prionoleti. ,Lienteirtut .1:•p s i.vi;ets 'to 4 a rift° rcsign.;; tile ArrimAcy • • fponettie„q Sq." oier,et ...,iist:iiit-Snrg . evu, Walsh, ap •; poitititt t he. i 14,14: F001. .' • - 91st i , itto If. Nl‘Pro.. , lll fo•be I,,ieiaciart without . , • • - D. 9511 - 1.1.4tt0, ;:‘,,A01 . .ey,t0 be. 'Assistant,. vice . Coltiin, i 6 the Ist IV,;st :Lbplor.4 thiy, from tba ICtt, Foot,. to be Captain of ;.1, c:),.,,pau - y, by pni - c.ia,f, vice Gilmour. iloyll'Waz4oll . - frr*rt,' . .l4lajnt:T!:,iotas third. to lie Lieutenant- ; ;ye, atig,lev, y;lio ( apiarn - (ictime DZITII , 7 . t 6 tic , vice - =a (Jamison , Du ne:su, Cient. gn4igu, vice procioce , „,‘ h F'uot. Lientenant-C.olonel - Sir S4:TidarY,:f3aEW,,the Cuid 7 strraw Regitiwilt of . Foot titraru-, to. 1-•,-e L'oloael iti the Arnie theikkritty, of floe :id P.eirtreut ro - root (.4w.tnis, arid Nilljor Prefer -W. herr. of •tht Fo.A. - • „ Tr, I.e Nli,kiro ; ;. in the ' Edward of thss,42lost Foot, and Cdptiten W. L. I i,rries, of tirelcegitnent •of Aleuron. f, To be Ylajors the.Ai my, and to Serve. RS 5.1.10}1 in i'orttrgal, • ttutler the (.;oarrnand 'of fiedieakot-1. 1 4 , 0n•.ra1' 1 - kse,;- fokd , c.l ; ll.rchalii Car roil, „from t,be, Foot, rice` lidv , lssititw,T.pl4cil-•tlpon • ;iall - --11.4y;: S. • ••tilt4:10. J.• H. Hewitt, froiri the 6th ,Foot ; C'r,,ptAin Thomas lit. :froattlie.t3t Fr,ot ; Captaiti G. W. Pir.ty, , trcni tire ie.idToot; George H. Zulcbika,,from-the SCith- Foot. - • •• • , 'S•rAFF. • r Li eut ettnt-Coic nel C lenrt nt a tinr,firrarrix,of thlrrld-,Ce7- lon Ilginnrult, to he er r ;'6it 4 . 4 ,G ent . l -4 . t'i-reces iir-thl.fslaxid of ti:, :;) '7; , ..t appoThted . • , John Cobb. to be au Asititant-C?' ;0 To hel_t-por yr. A . Vt4tai.rt-Corm:ni . s - srles-C;epi•er,ll to 'the rorees. . .141 Lin.• ilr:l)b.rr.olse,„tit:or;2 - clityst- A rd, .Ge.;;r4 - e G,, :‘ , / . .0;;c.k, 'ris.riinai Ar nold, T. Itijobt,.auteXfiiirints - ' • • I•lOSPfl',i - Dentf, - .). Purvel - nl- tolie-Pi.e tayor to. the Forces. t v the Fot.ccs.-- : Janira Ktrinetiy, 4u;4 l'lronw . ,s>•Socrdart, The - 1;445e of York's I t i f Infitlitrv. • Ist Hegira crv, Arijutaltt fr... - on.; I o.Pro v.; icial Corps of 'uni on • -ireekis.„ to be Atij!st,o4,t. (wit ii .riae..Katjk of k,n-. v i • (11. 0 ,11 , r• lj t itorite Ito t 441 gtgi'lleflf CL . .... • - , • - - fl,‘N DIFm al;pl);ntitcnt Pi. C,,iptain I'. Al IlleDer%y to tho 3d Pr6v 7 isikllal iliitalion of 'Alil;tia,;ag •siat6il cf 2/3tlijivllrpa!y :Ms pot ta1.4r044t.. , .-,—The of- P-obert 'to be yAsigp in thy, 7 ;;OL,l 7 .p.nk t a- Statectiti the Gazette; of la*st, lea, nut t.!itni , • 13ANKV,ViT1 4 ci - - Jame, /Far% City-road, cat ls• ealeirnan. • - . . johii Whittle' flarvey*;.ids. - tilii-4h-, Ess'ex, - hanl:tv.r, sarren dor • J une 2Sptfuly.2,. , arnt UB,.aetilvt3k.; "zit . tar- M.es,s;*, , ,..klliston,ltsanfilel,iy, and raraton, Freeman's court, . Corncliti* - MAckty,4 . ..irerPool, Iron ife.4)-.)ll4:ler',:.ltily - ,), .5; and .23, at ilne,irt. tt3Q.l all Knit ii.. Aittor nies; Jr. Atherton ) Lis erpool, or Mr. Malsiusou, Temple, . , John Dominic- Gianuelli . ,- Cook-lane; Smithfield, plaster . of Pari.s mandacturer; Jane ‘.?./., - 23, aruf:Julr X 3,, e,leven, at . Cuild1)11.• .Attortiev t , Mr. Maiquall, 'Warwick-square. James Davis Daniels, llarniabyLmink,,t, Sans 14, ers; dial-361y. 23, at eleven, aff;biihlhdll. Atfo'rnies; .: ( vressis. Chapman:anti Stevens, Little St Thomas Apostle,. Qtieeta street, Cheapside. . . • . Williani.FraneklinF,ath,.chymiqt, June 27, 25, and Ja1y.,23; at eleven; at the Christopher bin, Patli.'Attornitis, Messrs. .13ana ford add nurfoot, - .• Ring's-Beiteii-walk, Temple, Len: don, or Mr. ,Bath 'John Sutton and John, Bartlett, /4i:4li-street, T:loornshury . , slioetnake'Vs . , - Juni and'.ll.llv c.R), at one, at 'Guildhall. AttorniesOlessrs. Mayllexrand . I>riee;f4youniffrils-Int). Thomas I-knit-ger, Watling. -street, .Cheap,kide,. butcher, :Wino CI, 1,, and. .July .23,, at one, at Guildhall. Attortikis, Messrs. Chapman and Stevens, Little St. Thomas . Apostle. :• Cineen-street.• . . • John of tlanwav-street, fortl-street;,tivooll: ;r -draper,r, Julie t 4, 25, asal July 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Attonnos, l)outiollon and Bowden;" Throginiirton.-street. Thuas , Bucliley-Foden, late r .t of Iliv;in;; - hatn,. T m irwor-rater.; ehant,'June and JuAv 2a, at ten, at • tornev;lllr:.Punton, ) . Vine-43,tlite-tour;;, Fleet-street. JanrerJatiatraq, lat.& of Parlia , 6etit-street ; ' dtap June 21; 25, and dgiy , 23, at ten, at .Guilithall. r . ./).ttorn les, Messrs. ' Wiltshire anti J:olton, Old Broad-street. Mark - Vernon; (:).iipatead, Surrey, fanner; June 14, 23' and' July ‘.?;i, at ten, at Guildhall. •Attorilies,' S . .4o.l.a . iporei and Currey, Lincolns-Inn-fields, or Mr.•Pen .fold, Croydon. , • Samuel Matthews*,`„ltadeliffe-hixliway, draper, - June 46, 21, • at eleven;-and July 44,- at "t4i., Attornies, 'essrs. Wilk,sliiro..and Bolton, 01(1.14oad,stree.t... • Anthony Kn9Wieh Lithom-place, Kent-stn.:et, Surrey, ink and tilackilig-inantifact are:, inn,- 18, 21, and. July 2:1, at 'one, at•Guilthiall. Attiwnev ; •..M.r. 'rtirimas Veneer, Lower .11iiiienfiangli-street,llz.tifocif-Alaare, and Last;-lace, • wuudsey. . . . . DIVIDENDS. .1u!; , R. D. C. Poutifivr, ,in-mercer—July 5. T.' miercluint , ,-....litry 2.. J. 1 1.4,012,z, Aktrigto—r-,lt It. Pt:it:8,41 .. 14J ;-NVe,Crwis,,! . .. ! llpimt rilercUut4—Jutte 18. IL. tocilex,.:!vii". Goclfree .t #Bl4 4 ,,*. P.. gu 4 rave, eapside, Lace* 11 , -;41:414' . c. itwaa; 131rulaiL-1 t • . t - ;;.- • . (; ,60 , ••• • Stree f 2.?; . s 4'el ;tgee.7, 4; .1. *sc . 4. "" lnta .'. J'.l3y7t, J. i'r.t'e,4l, bile, of I.Veymodth. _1 .11c ,, 1). C a utek•! , ur:, - ; ?blew& ai P . . D. .3. Cr.: l.riuer., avd. i; (7 ' 70k', , ;1* - :re, wk. „ 11;1'0.: •kk • t , 14.0 of L.l;;:, , ttinc, "•'. ". tt tinfoer ff‘,ce 'Aglio,'Proitd--strcrt, ^: : 1 Y teo r0c44;11.4,:mx I . l Ydr , \ire.thato P,4,1•911iti trr ! s k 't• IF. 11';tltcitrU01: U. 1,16,1t01t-le-,:kloori,•l,ithc:l.:a.:,, Ir. int l'Arkeet]..kte of Siiiik,l,r,trect,s,,,,v_hkii„ kr, 19. H. Hail, trite of i.e. ,ec, 1344,4k0ri, • -1• liihfoh; Yorkshire, ;: svois; Jitt?e,2l. 'l7;kakeek v ; Jitlj HuiciAtid;,l , llalike, Uxfork!tilire, • Cl---.. 1 i=1,1' 2. r 7 :7 3 1 , 1 1 ;1 '1 ! e.' 0.: 11r7—‘ 1: 1 3 ::1 :1 :: 1 11 l 1".e . ille ia ta' t 1; e lit;:: o s i :11).; Cr tC4-::):'"1::1'.1)::''''';1 ill-o • LAW INTELLI-GENCZ, C'oll7ll.l' . tii'Cll.,2lNcimi, JirNE' The Loki) C4iANc..EU,Lciu aalvitqed to ° e l tf'' by the . S'i'!riciitft at'iVrrns,iof tw'o' (leitt ,o ,:pov 'tors I.:iniversity.of Canitiriihr . (It. de ty d ti(:::CXiinii,9a.ti9 hurl:le en of °l7 011 S s 1111) het Oil a r I.,rther (Ly. pro'' 3 „,t Court hail issued in colisqUelice (it iug put ilk an lansOer•to a Bill ins GhaiA:ol" I,ail heen,inu.rie4 to town iu a nlauiteiw o''t Lovcishit , riP; Impossiblithe bo l a i t'o‘ 0 " a sttp.; if he had reflected for a.tuotiwilt Vt,i,i.4ooustich a citeunistaAe must _have V ri) ,,c to .; to Get:ool'e; iiiil 6 " longji; and tiosir Very likfel: 7 ., it 'wa's qucl;ce. to involve them . in ruin. His ordered thein to lir!. disehaiged., • coll;,ii;t' or '<ilk:4's ilt-fNetr; au: t itAsiif.T wlvi•Sotst. tr , This• was. an_ liction iit.iViaidsto a4 pi ciao sought to re cu i ' l;e for theitnptisohnientof kfitfant was a re rg v r at; •:, 1 ; in itt'i sl° . .,e . c .inam lead bcen.-brougitt'befOre :him or, ts).otq,..,_ and, Nrs:, 13en net was the ( )Ili . : ag . aint. ..ficr evidence Wore die 4i P encia7lt, 1;e - 11 % l' 1 ' ) boirity for her app:H.-triiig the 1 ) 23 that 'Nol abSC9' doy,to put 111 he'rrecot;nizance. ic ti t said stieli indiligehc;e . plant. to She was .n g(;, hut did riot reit,i;ll, accol - diiig to jyro,"''' dely, rt?r did shecotne fcrr a week ohe (14 ihterveniVig 1.)-!t I -hell •.tor•tte trial of the iii;soNer, Ole ")::0 01 t r t i scut a invisage, desiring she v, ould vi•;t11 h ,e; !.;(21.tr..ty, site do, blit fvtct pear:at:the SessAilis, to give evidetice to her, and tt?cci every; i t vgutneiit (0.1 - o 'ss l '„, 11::.lace:her to go, 'bat with n - Cell'cdt, issued Inc- rearealit - tO - take - tier into [Jooun this warlittut: e was plit pirdien tied , in a coleli.to the place 0( 'r at, Lie thZ trial Cat - ne . Vac nth; apcin iV;4:i• fox .tilislitnpt:isournent. of 'a day kiwi a htiOntid, the . ,itres'eut brol l o - •••e f 't'' damages. • • • ; di' • t ton or The .1 tit y, under till tif thOtidge, 'found ftir theplaintiti; The verdict wits entered with leave 1'" . tendant, 115 matte applic•jtion to 1 .0 411 ,. ' Glierney, iii the a rule, citlling the plaint.iti to sh.v.v 4 rertlict , slititild not be, set aside,. and 4 'f, 6 ,:" P".:, t entered for the de . Ceitcian't. canSe - alitiiiist'the ?tile; and C.6otc l ' 'f •thentgitrate had ekceed,:d his 'authoritsi. o t ti o )Lime.(:( .being A.tivirrieci . w oman, She "“ L f r 1.)1e to called on to enter into tec , ,, : ;" if. ' .l , ye t Ii id - the Magistrate the polver''Of be taken into ctisttly. - •• O- The Court, however. held the contrarY',. rdle 1 * ()r entering it verdict for the de fel ' ai ' ' made alisolitett. • - tie ll • • ---, 0 13 ' i•;TTlti\f PT AT SUICIDE.---.:1. youpg .teeliy.attired habit, on F ri( " j i c ie tile r ii-41n the ballostrades .- :tit the river. Her clothes kept her. „ I ; boats .Pur: Off : to Ler 'assistzincez•and-.l)o,tflit icieo' ('' s but oh ite !;{ t.e., 11 1 i) . °)# eatise for lierittiatitated conduCt• ,Cie t."?':os, A svtent.of swindling ha d recetktlY "",. on in i the Not•th of _England by it gan4 tTn. -, who - have negocitted co'nsideraOle aoctpted draftS, front 10/. to" I $ l / I : 6lcl :' s P l3 . .P ili. jog. to be of "Svi VO tinsea South " c No such Bank ists. or!' 13 MTH S. 01 Ira I,ansflown Crescent, Bath, Lady C. 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