The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-27 00:00:00

BRUgALS AMS .FnN-NK.FORT PAPERS.

Au6sttnG,- 'l5. —Letters froni Italy of
;hc 9th irrit.-state; that there was a report In cir-
. culltion that a body of Sicilian troops, combined
sore English ttoeps, to the number of

30.000 !Iwo l'n all., bqd landed at Manfredonia,
and that the Neapolitan ariny had listen forced by

this manoeuvre to retrograde.

BRUSSELS, Atm. 22.—Lord Wellington, af-
, to having inspected our frontiers, returned yes-
terday to this city. It is thought that his Lord-
ship will go to Antwerp to review the tine corps
of Franoverians which is a' riving successively in
that city.

The corps of the troops of Brunswick, which
is passing- the Ithite at Weqel, *ill march by
Louvain and 'Vivre to our frontiers.
The first battalions "At the troops of 13erg,
whirl) amount to 8 or 10,000 men, are already ar-
rived at Liesze.

General 'Kleist de Nollendotf, to whom the
Kiner of Prossia has given an important cum-
'gland between Neuwied and Cohlentt-, left. 4kitc-
la-Chapelle on the 19th, to go to his destination.
DINANT, APRIL 20 —lt would be diffieult to
paint the military ardour and the patriotic spirit
which animate the fine Prussian army between the
Moselle and the Meuse. is—very numerous,
aAd receives reinforcements daily. The brave
Blucher, who commands-in chief, is expected g
Luxemburg; it is not known whether he will fix
Iris head7iinarters there or at Treves.
In the French Departments of the Ardennes
and the Meuse, the 'inhabitants are in consterna-
tion ; they fear all' the evils that result from in-
'asion. Great diligence is Used in 'fortifying the
entrenched carrip at Sedan, as well as in pallisad-
ing the houses 'of Mezicres, Rocroy, •Murien-.
bonrg, Montniedy, and Longwy.,
BASLE, APRIL 13.—Gen. Carlotta arrived at
Zurich from. Paris on the 10th. •I-le reports that
our regiments will return from France in bodies
of 30 or. 40 men. Orders have been given in con-
segtience-to the Military Commission to take care
that these brave men should be received, on their
entering Swilzerland, with the attention due to
`their conduct. _ _

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In the sittings of the lOth, our Deputies, 11ressrs.
Montioash, and • nionhard, Who have
returned from Vienna, gave an account of their
audience of. leave of the Sovereigns, and of the
satisfaction they expressed at the conduct of the
Diet-, and their desire that• it may continue the
same measures.

The Journal de Frankfort of the 20th contains a
long article; .to prove that S►vitzerland cannot
possibly remain neuter, but n►ust act against
Franz e. It is (bite(' Switzerland, April 14.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CUIANCERT, APRIL 26.

AGAR, E. V. THE REGENTS CANAL COMPANY.

The VICE-CHANCELLOR occupied four hours
this day in pronouncing an energetic, minute, and
most elaborate judgment, in this cause, which for
some years created flinch d;scussion, and was now
brought forward for judgment on forty-nine ex-
ceptions taken by •the plaintiff to the insuffi-
ciency of the answer of the defendants' to the
plaintiff's bill of injunction, discovery,"and

The VICE-CHANCELLOR premised, that this was
a. most important case in two point of view,
namely, the praCtice of this Court as 'contrasted
with that of the:Court of Exchequer, is-herein he
had practised between 20 and 30 years, and which
practice is substantially to be the same, owing to
labours and researches made in this novel case, re-
specting the practice of the Masters in Chancery,
all of whom were unanimous on this difficult and
unprecedented. question, respecting the power
and jurisdiction of. Mr. Cox,
_thcAlaster in this
case, upon the allowance or disallowanpe of the
same. His. Honour adjudged, without any impu-
tation on the-defendants' solvency, that they had
not fully answered, the plaintiff's bill, and of
coarse allowed the plaiutas exceptions, with
costs. •

COUTLT.OF KING'S BUNCH, Arum. 26.
THE BONG V. JOHN CHOKER.
. The prisoner in this case was brought,sup on
the motion of Mr. GURNEY, by habeas Corpus,
from Dover Castle, to he admitted to bail. The
prisoner had been' committed on a charge of em-
bezzling- monies to the amount of 000!. the pro-
perty-of his employers, Messrs. Sackett and Co.
Banliers at Margate, in ‘vhOse service he had been
employed as clerk. The Learned Counsel sub-
mitted, as the grounds of his being admitted to
bail : Ist, That the commitment did not charge it
to be a felonious embezzling ; and, 2dly, That
the evidence adduced, before the Magistrate did
not warrant the commitment.
'the
_ Court, however, ruled, that it was.not
n 'ecessary, to insert the word feloniously, because
the Court might amend that defect. when the pri-
soner was brought up ; and upon hearing the de-
positions, they were clearly of opinion, that there
was sufficient to justify the commitment. The
prisoner was accordingly remanded.:

CARSTAIRS AND 'OTHERS, ASSIGNEES OF KENSING-

- • . TON, 11. STEIN AND CO.
Mr. TOPPINO and Mr. DAUNCEy. were emplovod
almost the whole day in shewing cause against
the rule obtained ,by the Attorney General last
Term, for a new trial in
_this important case.-Mr.
PA II K %VIII be heard in , suppou of the rule on
Friday.

CHARGE OF POISONING.--Tti es day -ijiza4eth
"Naylor, a woman lintel] reserxhling Elizabeth Fen_
ping, the cook, who attempted to poison the fa-
ly ofAir.Turner, in Chancery lane, w'as brought
to the public office, Hatton-garden, in the custody
of John Limbritk, the officer, and examined on a
charge of poisoning, with arsenic, James Green,
aline boy about two years and a half old. The
prisoner was remanded for further examination,