The Sun.
London, England, 1815-06-21 00:00:00

EXTb.:NSI VE.SWIN DUNG.

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.Guttnn.w..—Yesterday a most respectable-loohing man;
calling himself the Rev:. /rm. Ren.scd, Ls:might bc'fore
the Sitting Alagistratef.charged, wit trAlivers sets of see Mr. Dunnatrore, of the Lobm'Cotree-house, Ludgate-hill,m
stated that the prisoner had resided souse time in his, house,
and having lately received.iisformation against MM., hit habits,
added to this circumstance, excited suspicion,' and he was in,
(laced to present hint Isis account, and to beg he would leave hilt
house. The prisoner complied, and in payment of Isis bill, ten,'
• dered :draft upon the. house of Martin slid lit Ed, navy-agents
whickwhen presented for pamunt,• WAS dishonoured, nor did.
it appear that the prisoner ever bad money •deposited there.
Mr. Croane, the proprie or of the- Boit.-in;Tun, in Fleet—
street, exhibited..:a similar charge- against the prisoner,
and produced a hill .incurred.by the prisoner is the year ;813.
It appeared, also, that he had endeavoured to defraud Mr,
Finch, of Coenhill, Mr. BliiclinlOte, of Ludgate-hill, and.
various .other persons, by ;means of false ch`ocks '1 he pd.,
soner in his defence said, that he been a Chap,
lain in the Navy for tweniv-one years, from whence he bad
retired upon a salary of ss; per cay.• Independent of this, i.o.
had a stun of money lodged in the hands of the persons otx
whom he drew, and that if Isis drafts were rejected he could
not accon,nt for it. Thiis tale,.. however, proved to a mere'
fabrication, and the prisoner was recognised as -a person of
notorious nial-practice.i. The- Magistrate regretted that the
charges amounted to no more than a debt, and the prisoner
was discharged after a severe admonition.

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The Petitfon :of Mr. Jouvt, noticed hi .our
PaPer of Thursday last, which was presehted tci
the Chamber, of Representatives at Patis, cunt.:
plaining of a violation of the Constitution.,. sr
contempt of the liberty of the subjeet, by, his
being arrested,
.was, aftft! ,another' contentious
debate referred ton Committee of Five.-Here
is another violation of the mock Constitution.
The Directors of the British Institntion hare
purchased Wtt.xit's Pietnre,
in the Eihibition at Sotheisiet for Siac
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Hundred Guinis.7-This affordS another gratify-
ing proof Of the. judgment and liberality Of this
truly National is equally an
honour to the Artist Selected for this mark of re
sneer, and a proof to others that dies, have only
to produce good ‘vo'rki; in order to assure them-
selves Of distinciion and patronage.
•An unedunrion thing occurred at Vauxhall, ott
Friday eYeding : the company encored the '' LOA
don Cries," notwithstanding the cascade bell haft
rang ; it ig certainly one of the best 'contrived
finales vie have ever heard; and does infinite credit
to Mr. PARRY; the Cotnpose,r.
A Society for the encottragenient of the Polite
Arts has recently heed eitabliAed at Greenock,
in Scotland; iVitlir every prospect di success. It
has already opened an - Exhibition of Pictires,
many of which do credit to the native talentis
that produced theta. •

jtiN'E 13.--L•On Friday last; nti
felter than 50 Stills Were brought itito this. towit
from the vicinity of Cufdaff, attended tiy a ithalt
escort of yeotnanty. The ilorts of the O'llice'ra
df Exeise, aided by the, landed PrtigrietorS, will
have the happy effect of putting a total to
illicit distillation in the barony of Ennishowen.-
King John and Magna Gliartd.-7.although the
table may be faisly said to have '' grOaned with
the weight of the feast" prepared at 4rii;ictel
Castle, for the illutrious trisitaiitt:; who met to
celebrate the event which gi,d the.'
grand Chi•tee for .Seettring their liberties yc. „
eve dotibt if the roble IlAt.iresenteda Hebei' Bill
of Fare than that furnished' by the Lottery Con,
tritctors, for the Feast of Foilane; at Coup,,..
Hall, on the icit/a contains 1),0
40;0001. 30,0001. 20,000/. 8.4 c. &c. %Vitt'
ing Mint &nice of 12,000 Guinea's

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