The Sun.
London, England, 1823-06-20 00:00:00

TITOT TY Tit r. ALMONTLY.

John Byrne, David and WilYart
Upton, John I,ee, John Hamilton, Jeremiah Martin, Crne.:
lius Conner, Mary Conner, Johannah Ilamilon, and :11 Etry
Buckley, were indicted for assembling in Duke's-court, the
Almonry, on the 19th May, and creating a riot.
A number of witnesses were called to prove the riotous as=
ambling, several of whom stated that they had been knocked
down by David Hamilton and others without provocation :
also that they used very dangerous weapons, had drawn a
sword, threatening any person who came near, and forcing
from a corporal in the 11nards his bayonet, brandishinz
it, and swearing he would run any one through. At length
Pottle, with n number of other officers and Bow-street patrole,
arriving, they were soon after dispersed without doing furthe,..
mischief; the officers, however, succeeded in apprehending the
' prisoners in different parts of the houses.
Mr. ALLEY addressed the Jury for the prisoners, and called
several witnesses in their behalf.

The CILOWMAN' (Mr. CovFT) Summed up, and the Jury
found all the prisoners Not Guil'y7

Mails from Holland and Flande►rs arrived last
night. The most important article of their con-
tents is a statement of twelve of the Algerine
squadron having been captured by the (reek..
The German Observer (a paper printed at Slut+•
Bard) has been suppressed by the Diet, in cotter-
quence of some offensive articles having lately
appeared in it ; and the Editor prohibited from
editing any similar publication for the next five
years. The Ambassador of Wirtemberg declined
voting on this occasion.

Three Hanoverian, two Swedish, ono Frond,
and one Danish vessel, have been taken and car-
ried into Algesiras, by privateers from that port,
between the 15th and 27th ult. Two have been
since released.

HAYMARKET THEATRE.---Lasi night The Mar-
Hag. qf Figaro introduced Miss JOHNSON', from
the York Stage, in the part of The Countess.—
She possesses a fine figure, a pleasing voice, and
an easy and graceful demeanour. She acted
with great spirit, and was very well received.—
Miss PATos received a cordial welcome in
Susanna, which she performed with admirable
humour. VINING strengthened the favourable
opinion of the audience in the Count; and the
new farce of Mrs. Smith was fully confirmed in,
public approbation.

Mits. SEitass.—This person has addressed a
letter, under her assumed title of " Olive, Prin-
cess of Cumberland," to a Morning Paper thi4
day, in which, after the clear, ample, and satis
factory statement of Mr. Secretary NEL, she
ventures to say, that " the Speech of the Right
Honourable ROBERT PEEL is a statement of uo-
truths," respecting her Claims !!!•
Last night Prince Lcoeoto had a numerous
grand dinner party at Marlborough House.
The Countess of CORK opened her splendid house on Wed-
nesday evening to all the fashion in town. Mrs. and Miss
Asia: delighted the company with their 1, ,:at musical abilities,.
ALMACK'ki GRAND BAIL, on 'Wednesday evening, was,
as usual, attended by a crowd of distinguished Pashionablts.
On Wednesday last, a highly respectable
party, amongst whom were many ladies, pro-
ceeded on a days excursion to the Nore and up
the Medway, iu the Eclipse Steam Packet, for
the benefit of the Seamen's hospital ; and though.
the gloominess of the weather prevented so full
an attendance as was expected, yet we had plea»
sure in noticing the presence of Earl Manners,
General Sir Thomas Dallas, 'William Manning..
Esq. M.P. Admirals i)igby, Curzon, Griffiths,
&c. Sc.