The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-16 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PAPER.

PROSECUTIONS FOR LIBEL, Ser.
A Return of all Prosecutions during the Reigns of th ir
late Majesties Geo. 111. and Geo. IV. either by Er.
officio Information or Indictment, under the directiiiii
of the Attorney or Solicitor-General, fr.r Libels or tel r
Misdemeanours against Individuals as Members of h
Majesty's Government, or against other Persons act ri
in their official capacity; conducted in the Deparink
of the Solicitor for the Affairs of his Majesty's Tre 1/4111': ,
1761—Earl aelanrickarde—Libel on the Duke of Bedford, !. ,
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, in a letter to him.
1779-I,teorge Stratton and others—.Fahe imprisonment and d .
position of Lord Pigot, at Madras, and usurping the govertmit ) t
1786—Henry Sampson Woodfd—Libelon Lord Loughbolomh,
Chief Justice of Common Pleas, intending. to vilify htm, by el.,
ing him to be suspected of being in bad circumstances, and t
ible to pay his debts, or willing to pay them without an exceut
1788—Mary Say—Libel on Mr. Fitt and the House of
mons, relative to the impeachment of Sir Elijah Impcy.
--. William Perryman—The like.
1789—The same—Libel on the King, Mr. Pitt and the Mini, i ,
:oneenting his Majesty's health.
1790—Sampson Perry—Lib,l on the King and Mr. Pitt,
ins them with keeping back intelligence respecting Nootka Sot,. <
for the purposes of Stock Jobbing, and with publishing a 14,1,,
Gazette.

17112-. Joseph Johnson—Libel cm the President and Members ei
the Court Martial and witnesses on trial of Grant.
John Martin—The like, •
1703—Matthew Falkner and another—Libel on the King iv d
Constitution; Mr. Justice Ashurst and his Charge to the tih
Jury; Mr. Pitt and Mr. Manias.
—. Jonathan Thompson—Ube on the Ministers and :1. r
Justice Ashurst.

Imo and another—Riot, and carrying
Effigy of the Marquis of Iluckinginun and another Officer, iv
cart with chimney sweepers, &c.
1801—Allen Machod—Libel on Lord Clare J 1 erd Chancelloi
Ireland, censuring him for describing the Irish as vindictive.
flood-thirsty, and comparing him to the fluke of Buckingh..o
who was assassinated by Felton.
Joseph Dixon and another—Libel on Mr.'Pitt and the the I
times and condition of the people.
18W—Philip liamblyn—Ofibring a bribe of iI,(XXV, to Mr.
lington, to procure him the place of Landing Surveyor of (c.
toms at'Yortamouth.
Cobbett—libel on the Lord Lieutenant
Lord Chancellor of Ireland, and the Under Secretary of SW+ .
The lion, Robert Johnson—.ltame libel (the author),
1808—John NV Ardell and others.. Libel on the Duke ot
Comnander.in.Chlets

Charles Bell and others—The like.
John Hunt and another—The like.
-- Wi liam Horsham_.. 'he like.
Peter Finnerty—The like.
-- Richard jiagshaw—The
Garret Gorman—The like.
John "hula Hart and another—Libel on Lord Elle
rough, as Chief Justice of England, respecting the iuninistr. t:,
yf Justice.

S unt clefendants.-I.ibel on Mr. Justice Le Illnne, end .
Jury who acquitted Chapman or :Murder. --- Peter Smart—Libel on Sir Arthur Paget' and the Mis
crs, respecting his mission to the Sublime Porte.
1800—thirret Gorman—Second Libel on the Duke ot' York,
I'orrirrian9er-in-Chiet.

ISM—Joint Harriot Hart and another ..Libel on tho
York and the Government.
1817-111 chard Uaythorn Butt+—Lit►el on I.ord Ellenttornitgl,
Chief Justice, respecting a sentence passed tip ott the de: feat:;;
+tatting that a fine had been imposed to make money of Mtn.
---• Same defendanti—Libel on Lord Ellenborough, a►s I It
WOW, end Lord Castlereagh as Secretary of State.
1818— Art Itur Titilitlewoott—Challengitig Lord Sidmouth,
.rotary of State.

- Sameclifinalant—Artieles of Peace by same.
It27—John T. Barber Beatuaont—Libel on Lord 'Wallace,
I Unman of the Commissiontrs of Revenue Inquiry.
ISlt—John Fisher and two others—Libel on the Lord Ch..
ellor, and the Solicitor. General and his appointment,
Same defendants—Libel on the King, the Governmc,
.nd Ministers, and Duke of Wellington.
George Marsden and two others—Libel on the 'hike t
Wellington.
-- Same defendants...A similar libel.
-- Charles Baldwin—A similar libel,
Ann Durham and another—Mel on the Lord Chancellfn
Juno 18, 1830. GEO. MAULL.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

PRESTON RACES, JULY IC

Swecpstakes of 100 rnve.‘.lt. ft., Set. 21b. One nsil

and a distance-.

Mr. Clifton's c. f. Moss Rose, walked over.—Threep.iid
A Gold Cup, or Piece of Plate, value 100 Dom, added i.
4 Sweepstakes of 10 tom each, three yrs.; Oat fill,
four, Rat.; five, Bat. 101 b. ; ►ix and aged, flat.
Lord Derby's b. c. Felt, 4 yrs. (Johnson)
Mr. 'MU'S br. c. Ouido, 4 yrs.
Eleven paid.—Won easy.

Seventy cove. given by the Earl of Derby, three yl
7st. 411). ; four, Oat. 71b. Mires, &r., allowed 81:1
One mile and a quarter. Tr 'n cove. to the second horY,!.
Air. Ferguson's b. e., Young Patrick, 4 yrs 44 1
Alr. Dopkintion's b. r. The Captain, 4 yrs
Air. Shepley's h. c. Catillus, 4 yrs.
Sir T. Mostyn's b. f. Sprig, 8 yrs 3 dr.
Air. Simpson's br. 1. Moll in the Wad
Lord Derby's ch. c. Mabel, 4 yrs.
Ten drawn. —ln consequence of a cos by Catillue,, ti
third beat Wai given to Patrick.

flocluLle Stakes—Jupiter, six yrs., tt.t. 10,1 A.;
ewe yrs. fist. 101 b. ; Orthotlor, aged, Sat. 714. ; Lally N
Eve yrs., B.t. 2lb. ; Fl oubeau, four yrs., '7.t. 1011 ;
111124111, four yrs., 7st, 91b. ; St. Nicholas, four yti..
rat. 61b. ; Blackberry, three pi., 6st. 211).—A good nuct •
tog is rxpertuil at Roclulair.