The Sun.
London, England, 1822-11-22 00:00:00

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I: Augustin is playing, in Mexico, the very
torn: which will ruin himself or distract his
ilitirn'trY• The short-sighted vanity, which led
let° grasp a gilded bawble, will endanger at
:I°' a time the hopes of freedom in Mexico.
hac The result of his usurpation is what might
14vt been expected. Internal discord prevails,
°tunierce languishes ; and we have a strong
I:asentiment that we shall ere long inscribe over
fallen fortunes,' 11l weaved ambition, how
Luchart thou shrunk !' "

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CURT OF KING'S BENCH—(THIS DAY.)
JUDGMENT UPON WILLIAM BRIDLE.
anaO a the Judges taking their seats this morning,
dis the usual motions of Counsel having been
Pow
'of this defendant appeared on the floor
°I the c
ourt for judgment.
Justice
r -ustice BAILEY then addressing him, ob-
tr:ed) he had been tried by a Jury of his coun-
-14;7" convicted, upon clear evidence, of un-
ilia 4119 Putting upon the head of a prisoner in
etist°4 a blister, and also placing upon him
sei
straitch waistcoat, and confining him in a
J 1'47 cell. This prisoner, the Learned
ti ,
'e said, was a very young man, named
th rthler, and had been capitally convicted, but
111'1 sentence was commuted into an imprison
of 18 months ; that prisoner had been
tailt;tl7, of many offences in the prison, but a cer-
latinm'e of conduct was laid down for the regu-
Wii-prlo,l a gaol, and it appeared the punishment
verl. had been inflicted upon the prisoner was most
afkiainlY illegal. The defendant had put in
and 4vits, and had been recommended to mercy,
pc through nlNugh the whole of his life he had been
to have acted in various situations where
ke''a's the charge of prisoners with the most
Nt,astnPlary humanity, and, therefore, as it
and Levident he had suffered much in mind,
talc "ad lost his situation, therefore the Court,
Ivoiniag all the circumstances into consideration,
1544,-Ivisit upon him a mild punishment ; he it
Qitsoi "KelY would never fill the situation of
Nl,'" again ; and the punishment he would re-
Give would have the same effect upon other
thers as a heavier sentence of imprisonment ;
fent °re the Court should adjudge the de-
"lit to pay a fine of Fifty Pounds to the
11j 6, and be imprisoned in the custody of the
:'aid -dati of the Marshalsea until that fine was
chThe defendant then bowed, and retired in
-stody.

CA,
me ....RI DGP. UNIVERSITY ELECTION.--The
embers of the Senate, who favour Lord II ERNEY
tort their Votes and Interest, are respectfully in-
oarned that the day of Election is fixed for Tues-
as:oext the '26th of November instant. Their
*ttrl, Z attendance at the Poll on that day is most
P 45 eStIY solicited.—Gentlemen resident in, or
oride• ' through London on their way to Cam-
111e will receive every information respecting
1,1. E v-ea'is of conveyance, on application to Lord
•tloteit'v's Committee, at the Spring-garden's
Cockspur-street.

the c a Meeting of the Trustees for improving
bob„°lldition of the Poor in Ireland, held in
bti,"4 last week, the Duke of LEINSTER laid
Ovre the Meeting the plan proposed by Mr.
Pre,?_,°l New Lanark.—The Noble Duke ex-
Tiit,-"eu himself favourable to the measure.
pro-Ilgit it might not succeed on the great scale
tol3sed, an effort, he thought, should be made
w4;541 a part of it into effect. The Meeting
7. adjourned to the '2l s t inst. (yesterday).
Vterday evening, at half past six o'clock,
'NG arrived at his Palace in Pall-mall,
Y from
'g
eluon
buk sterday morning, soon after ten o'clock, the
e and Duchess of CLARENCE left Bushy
ark .
the In a chariot and four, and proceeded to
111) wing's Palace at Kensington, where the
kte2less alighted, on a visit to the Duchess of
11,"1. The Duke proceeded to London. In
tu,ketelling the Duke and Duchess returned to
/I".Y Park.
tow„ls Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX left
Wednesday last for Bognor Rocks, near
to 'Lester with amended health, there intending
There
six weeks for the benefit of the baths.
‘‘,. has been a muster of the Opposition this
Reek at Holland House. The Marquis of LANS-
Sjp7E) the Right Hon. GEORGE TIERNEY, and
k.sirs MACKINTOSH were in the circle.
Yesterday the remains of the late Lord
1,1411'11.ty were removed from his house in
tli:ne-street to Wouersh, near Guildford, where
Oa? will be deposited in the family vault on San-
' next.
1,
day PORTUGUESE CONSTITUTION. Yester-
hou' at one o'clock, according to notice, the
Atlclie a the Portuguese Minister, in South
84i:7-street, Grosvenor-square, was opened to
Portuguese Gentlemen (being residents in
to klaad) as were desirous of swearing adherence
Vi e new Constitution of their Country. Pre-
tutus
uts to the business of administering the oath high
ki! was performed in the Chapel adjoining the
tirster's house, with all the pomp and dramatic
rolie; -Itlstanee peculiar to the Roman Catholic
Ch:I°11. The music given at the South-street
frolvl3el commonly attracts a full congregation
Nari...4lll°ng people of all persuasions; yesterday
TheJnPersons of consideration were present.—
at el‘"hurch service and ceremonial commenced
pas levee :11" o'clock, and lasted until about half-
haa b'Welve ; his Excellency the Minister (who
the h een present with his suite) then returned to
roen °use of Legation, to receive such Gentle-
as might wait upon him.
Ottr,e,stters from St. Petersburgh of the 29th of
exp-oer ,
, my, that his Majesty the EMPEROR is
443,ected to return to that city by the anniver-
- his birth-day, the 21st of December.