The Sun.
London, England, 1813-06-07 00:00:00

THE PITT CLUB.

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NFA.rcksti:e-ot4H-Tvi.-..Yesterday seinnight,
the. Both-day Of the.ttight Hon. Wm. licit was
celebrated to 111,1 St the principal towns oil' thv
k tigtidn. in Loudon, Manchester, Bristol, anti
LivviVnol, the -,l*si!ntbled -companies were very
numerous. The right worshigful the Mayor
this town presided nt the dinner at the Assenihrt
Rooms tiere. The festival fur North and South
Shields. -.vas held at Mr. Oyston's, the Golden
Lti Inn, in South Shields. ItonEnt B. BoxCv,
Esq. twesitled„ in the absence of Sir Cuthbert Ile-
ron, Bart, Two stew pieces of elegant poetry;
appropriate to the day, were recited, and received
mach applause. The dinner and wines were ex-
cellent, and the afternoon was paSsed in the hap-
picst anti most .crillijul thimue,..--(Nricastic Cou:
rant). .

NEWCASTLE -t7!thEit-LyNlE.—Tlie Birth-daq cif
Mr. PITT was cotnin'(.morated here at the Roebuck
Inn, and was nunieronsly battendecl—SirJ EDEN-
soa FIRATnco.rE presided. A regular association
was established, as a iiranch of the London Pitt
Chili
; .Sir J. E. Heatlicote wiAs chosen President,
and John Es 4. Treasurer and Se-
cretary.

On the 28th tilt. the A nnii.sersai y Of Mr. PITT'S
birth was celebrated by a, numerous and reSpevt-
able party in the Black Bull Inn; Glasgow. The
Chair was admirably filled by CHP.III.IiS STIRLING,
Big. R. U. ALSTON, Esq. Croupier. The toasts,
were extremely judicious and appropriate, and dis-
played much originality of sentiment. Nisinerbui'
other parties celebrated the duty in that city.

The Right - Hon. Lieut.-General MAITLANI) is
expected to aisume the command of Portsmouth
Garrison 'and the South-Waist District this day.
We have now upon the e4tablishment of our
army'a new corps, called the Rocket Corps. They
are employed, both mounted and on foot.
Advices were on Saturday received from Rio
to the 26th March,. and from Bahia to the ISth
April, The iuformation by this opportunity is
principally.commercial, and of'a favourable Lind.
The report of sonic of the Life Guards having
been executed in Spain, we arc happy to hear, is
unfounded.

On Saturday the Gentlemen usually taking the
Lottery made their niddings before the Lords of
the TreasUry, when they were as follow :
. ltichardsonland Co },l G•
4, 3 0
Swift and Co
Slivwcil . : ....
Bich -
' Si rewright and Co ..

15 17 10

On Wednesday the Loan 10 Twenty-seven
millions ti ill he bid for.

The Oratorio season closed at both Theatres
on Saturday, after a succe;:sful campaign,
The Duehess of Dolt, ET is making. very splendid
preparations for her Vice-regal debut in Dublin
Castle, the dignities of Widell she is well qualified
to uphold with appropriate state.
Au Institution for the promotion of the Arts of
Painting and Senlpture is about. to take place in
Ireland, under the immediate patronage of the
Duke of RICHMOND. As many of our ruing
Artists are natives of ,that country, we may ex-
pect tO see the new.lnstitntion flourish.
The Freemen of Worcester have voted a gold
cup toLordDEERIIVIISi', for hisgentletuatily con-
duct at the hat General EleetiOn, at which he teas
n candidate, to:repres.ent that City. It vv,vi pre-.
seined to his Lordship on Friday, last, and a din-
ner was given on the. oceaOon, at %illicit he was
present, and .testitied his thanks. for the. honour
which he had received.

The daiatte contains an Order in Council, dated
May 20, permitting British shipS clearing out for
the coast of Africa, for the purpoSe Of carrying on
the trade then., to take on board as an assorted
part of their cargoes, trading.guns, blunderbusses,
pistols, and gunpowder, on giving security in
treble their vane that the same strait be expended
in trade upon the coast of Africa.
Another Order in Cmtneil, under date of the 3d
June, penults the importation of Rice frOni any
of the possessions of the East India Company, or
from anv British colony, in British ships, free of
any duty whatever, until the 25th of next Marcb.
Epsom Races finished on Sattliday. The ficad-
Icy stakes, of 30 guineas each, 10ft. for 3-years
old colts and fillies, was won by Mr. LAKE'S c.
brother to Sprightly, beating the Doke of 11,UT!•
LANo's c. li. by Sorcerer, and four others. 'fhe
winner the favourite.

A large proportion of the Prussian fOrce has
been distributed into partisan corps.; the Cos-
sacks too- have hung on the enemy's rear and
flanks ; and the result of this constant activity
has been to weaken the French army in a Surpris-
ing degree. We are confidently assured 6:At:be-
tween the battles of'Lutzen and Bilutzen..the
number of killed and prineners thus lust to the
French was not less than 6.,000•

. The Supplement to the G,lzetie, which was pub-
lished at a late hour on Saturday night, gives the
particulars of the surrender, by capitulation, of
the garrisons of the two Islands of Lagosta nod
Curzola, in the (Mph of Venice, as announced in
our last publication.
The Subscription opened in the town of Nor.
thampton, for the purpose of erecting a monument
to the memory of the late Right Hun. SPENCER
PtißCEvitt., amounts to 2,105/.

sth it/ NE.-BYTON has once more the plea-
sive of congratulating his friends on that singular
goo i fortune which has so constantly attended
purchasers at his truly fortunate Offices, The Lot-
lery finished yesterday, and the following Capital
Prizes drawn on that day were shared and sold by
&TON :

No. 18,814 sn Ten Shaves
*LIO,OOO
(,Slain Sixteen 600
G,mt h sixteen Shares.... :300
249 in Fire tillareal ...... • 20f1
The fortunate Holders may (as lislial) receive their
Prize-Money on deinand, at LlFTnlyieS offices, tile
Serond House ill &within, and 18, Coventry.
street,

Richardson Who WAS CM-Witted at the Old
wilicy „ri s,ourtiay, is the man whose-likeness to
BLIONAPARTE 15 so rema•rkabte. It maybe hoped,
thlt as their persons and Courses are so perfectly
similar. the resemblance may yet be carried fur.'
Cher, and the terminatinn by condign pntlishment
of tlwir,e:treer. of rolibtryend guilt together, con-
clude the singular parallel.

LAW REPORT.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Jrut

I.LoYD t) GoODALL.
This was nn act.on brought by the plaintiff, a
tailor, in liennfort-buldings, to recover from the
Caistain Goodall, better known by the.
title of "'the Ailtuirll of Hayti," for furnishings
to lus four sons, (hiring his absence in the IVest
ndi6, the swn of 2001. and also to the amount
of 29/. lss. 3d. to himself, after his return to this
country.
'The furnishing of the different items in the ae-
count was proved ; also that the orders had been
given iii. the defendant's absence, by his wife;
and the articles :were delivered at
.the house of
Mr. Fletcher. rrook's-court, Chanceiy-false, Who
was Mr. GOodall's irirrpey.
On "the .Cross-examination, hOwever, by the
Attorney-Oeneral; of one of the plaintiff's wit-
nesses, of the name of Stanton, it appeared that
there srxs an action now pending, b-outfht by the
defendant, Goodall, against this same 11:1r: Fleteh-
er, his quondam Avortiey; for criminal conversa-
tion with the defendant's wife, between whom,
(luring the absence of the. husband, it was alleged
an intimacy subsisted. The same witness also
proved that the' plaintiff had told him, some
time after the furnk!lings were made, that he.
would not have trusted the defendant, who was. a
bankrtipt, t 0,511,11 an extent, hitt that the furnish-,
made by him bad been made by the orders and
on the credit of Mr. Fletcher, to whom he had
booked the articles.

Tile ATTORNCY-GFNRRAL, in his address to the
Jury, inforwed them, ti at, hesiiits.th;s action for
rrign. Can. brought by the defendant against Mr.
Fletcher, there was another action depending
tigaiith him, brought by the defendant's assig-
ne6; Co account for the sum of 30,0901, recover-
cti hind on-fleet/tint of Admirol Inde-
pendently of. all -thAe considerations, however.,•
Admiral GoodalllVonld not have been liable for the
furnishing's in glieStion,the not being uccesaries,•
but .gandr"wieless tittiforms Ordered for children,
in order to gratify the improper vunitycifAlrs. G.
and Mr. P.

Lord ELLENtiohouctr said, that as Capt Good-
all was nhroati pit the tithe the order for credit to
his children was said to have been given, he did
not see how it milt!. extend. to the furnishings
made to him niter his return. For the remain-
der of the account, exceprthe 29f. 131. and 3d.
the plaintiff, if whai then true, would
have his remedy against *Mr. Plekher. The Jury
accordingly found for the plainiitf----Damages
291. 15s. 3d..