The Sun.
London, England, 1823-07-25 00:00:00

COURT OP CII4NCERY-ATIngDAy).

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TIERCE.: EGAN'S BOXIANA.—Mr. SHADWELL
this 'morning.. tiOinr culled 'the attention •of the
Court to thie,ouse, whielt.was an application, on
the part of Met.srs. Sherwood, Neely, end Jones,
fo'r an • injunction to restrain Mr. Elqatt, the
author; .from Ptibiiihing the wprk. 'His Lord.
Atip, he Osery,e4) had °yesterday been pleased
to let the rase !nand over for the purpose
of arrangentwit, but he .oilderstood that that
could not be effected, .and all , he would now
ask was, that his Lordship would grant the
injunction till the parties could curate to some ar.
rangentent as to the alteration,o the title. The
Lotto CILANCELLOIt—iIiod 'neap your Lioxiauia,
and alter the title, , .

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Yesterday et butt-past three tne
Duke of Youx left town in his travelling car-
riage, to dine with his VIA.J MY, at his Lodge, in
Windsor Park,. where there was a numerous
party of distinguished personages to meet his
Royal Highness. The Royal Duke appeared
in the Windsor uniftlrin, as did most of the
Royal Party. Lord ST: H.ELVig and Sir WlLLism
KEPPEL were the Lord and Groom. in Waiting
on his MAJESTY.

CAysspisit arrived in' ttovn last night,
bringing dispatches from Sir CHARLEs STUART,
our Ambassador at Paris.

TIIE GUARDS.—This 'morning, at 9 9'clonk,
the 3d Battalion of the- istltegiment of Gre-
nadier Guartll, left their head-quarters, the
King's Mews, and proceeded in marching order
to the Tower, there to perform the duty of the
Ist Battalion of the Regiment (or Cold-
streams), who are ordergd .lu, dole themselves in
readiness on a route to Ireland.

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Nothing colAld hs.ve bsEen A harder return for
the fruitless exertions . of. the reek Committee
to procure the co-operation of the leading Minis..
terial characters, that the i.l)arg brought against
them by an othersv ise P‘col Leta article on Greece,
in 7'hc•Quarte4: iteriew;. Of luivhsg laboured to
keep the cause in.-theili4utts, of is party. Eeet y
friend:giAreeee. 'tart .regret- the.partial app,.%r.
mice which IS ;nit' ofthe Committee
' names' on
exhibits; but it has rsstsite4,froth,t)o, want of etitlY:
and, continued applications on the part of the-ad,,,)
vacates otttiOOrrek cu.tisk:;., to all lour thost's,oll.:',.
nent political; and ecele'slastical characters ; and
we are tet A 101'0.0 imagine how•ts Committee of
exclusively Ministerial',G,iiiilemeAt could have
saint forth their succesaiNe appeals to the public
in. a more, unlversallY conciliating tone. We
happen persc;nalli.t9 49w,iliat the Preface In-
tended to ha'yesacctirnpanittl:.the. translation Of
the Greek.' COnitittitioh;, was . omitted from a
fear 'of thwarting. the Kekiirtition ,of the Greek
Committeeto Whom, with the profits resulting
..
from it, it is tleilicaled, ;by 'throwing. over the
Greek cause • any tinge 'of, general politics.!---
(Morning CArimicle). • " *
Yestoday morning, unitignisition was held he-
fore Thomas Stirling, Esq. Coroner, ut the'-Al-
bion, Vernon-place, Bloothsbury,,on the body of
SAstesON PERKY, ES(l.:tiae4 70, ii gentleman .for.
merly well known in .the political circles, who
died sucldenty onTuesday,whilst eating his dinner,
in consequence of the rupture of the chief artery
of the heart. Verdict—Died by the Visitation
of 'God. -Mr: Peiry's widow is left in ,extreme
, . ..
distress.