The Sun.
London, England, 1824-01-16 00:00:00

EXCHANG-EN.

ITAsfnunoir, ,TAx. 9.—Ecchance on London, 36 7i—`l6 10.1.
10iS. PETERSBUILGH, DEC. 26.—London, 9 20-W.—Purist
BEnt.nr, Jaw. G.—London Three Months, 72;,.—( llant-
burgh, Jan., )
iliamburgh Mails of Dec. 26, Jan. 2, and Jaa. 9, arrived;
those of Dec. 30, and Jan. 6, still due.)

By the ship Clyde, arrived in the Clyde on
Sunday, we have received Demerara Journals of
the 24th November, and letters of the26th. from
that Colony. The sentence of the Court Martial
upon Smith, was given in to the Governor on thP
24th, but had not been made public on the 26th.
The letters seem to agree that the decision of the
Court was guilty. The next arrival will determine
the point. Some idle surmiseswere a Roat,that though
found guilty SMITH would not suffer on account
of the outrage at Barhadoes. This is childish
reasoning. Each offence must stand on its own
merits, end be judged accordingly. The crimes
were different in degree. The one cannot he ad-
mitted as a set-off against the other. Alarthil
Law still continued, and in consequence of
the fatigues of military duty, sickness was
beginning to prevail amongst t}►e white po-
pulation. One letter of the 12(301 states, that
it was at that time believed, the negroes had re-
solved to make another attempt at revolt before
the arrival of the troops which they had learned
were to he dispatched from Britain. Several
persons had in consequence been examined be-
fore the Governor, hut the particulars had not
then tr►►nspired. The re-inforcement of troops
from Britain would reach the Colony early in
December.—(Gluvote Courier, Jun. 13.)

The important public question as to whether a
common Brewer, who disclaims the allowance
usually made to Brewers not selling by re-
tail, may so sell beer, but not to be consumed
on the premises, this morning came before
the Middlesex Sessions in the shape of an ap-
peal from the decision of two Magistrates. Mr.
HOLLAND at the desire of his Majesty's Board of
Excise appeared for the appellant ; and Mr. Ser-
jeant PELL and Mr. PLArr spoke in support of the
conviction. The Chairman suggested, that from
the vast importance of the subject, and from
the improbability of any dec;sion made by that
Court being acquiesced M by both parties, it would
lie better to refer it at once, to the Court of
King's Bench. The Counsel on both sides con-
sented to adopt this course, and witnesses were
consequently only examined to substantiate a
case. The case is to be argued in the King's Bench
as early as possible.—The conviction against the
Imperial Gas Company, for breaking up the
carriage-way in Oxford-street, was this morning
confirmed.

Yesterday morning, soon after eleven o'clock,
the Earl of LIVERPOOL came to town in his tra-
velling chariot from his seat at Coombe Wood,
near Kingston, Surrey, to meet the CHANCELLOR
of the Excntictumt and several other official
Gentlemen at Fife House, Whitehall, where they
remained a considerable time in consultation,
after which the Noble Earl left London, on his
return to Coombe Wood.

Wednesday evening ;about six o'clock Earl
BATHURST arrived in town, from his seat, near
Cirencester, Gloucestershire. Yesterday the
Noble Earl transacted business at the Colonial
Office, Downing-street.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER arrived
in town on Wednesday afternoon from his visit
to the Earl of ABERDEEN, at the Priory, near
Stanmore.

The great ceremony of the marriage of the
Grand Duke IthcnA EL with Princess CHARLOTTE
of Wurtemberg took place at Petersburgh on the
17th ult. The Princess received on the occasion
the names of Helena-Pawlova.

FASHIONABLE A RRIVA LS.
George. Bynge, Esq. M. P. at his house in St. James's-
square., from Ins seat, Wrotham Park ; Pasco Grenfell, Esq.
M. P. and Family, at their house in Charles-street, St. J ames's-
square, from their seat, Taplow, Berks ' • Sir Henry Goodricke,
Bart. and James Mayve, Esq. at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-
street, from Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire ; Mr. and the
Misses Henry, at Gould's Hotel, Jerroyn-street, from Paris.
CHANGES.—The Dowager Duchess of Richmond and the
Ladies Lennox, for Brighton; the Earl of Burford, for hie
father's (the Duke of St. Alban's) seat, Gatton, Surrey ; Count
Lieven (the Russian Ambassador,) for Strathtieldsay, Hants, cn
a visit to the Duke of Wellington; Mrs. Henry Baring, for
Paris.

FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
Ths Duke of Wellington is entertaining a distinguished party
of friends at his sea, Strathfieldsay, Hants.
A. C. Bootle, Esq. has issued cards of invitation for a dinner
party on Wednesday next, at his house in Bryanston-square.
Dowager Lady Neave had a select circle of fashlnables yes-
terday evening N. t her house in Albemarle-street.

STEYNING, JAN. 15.--On Monday, Jan. 12, C. Goring,
Esq., at his mansion, Wiston Park, gave a sumptuous dinner
to a party of friends, and in the evening entertained the Nobi-
lity and Gentry.of the neighbourhood to a ball and elegant
supper. The band played God save the-King and scveral loyal
tunes in the gallery of the spacious hall, which was most taste-
fully lightc-I up with wax candles. The fantastic toe and
music kept time till Tuesday morning, when the gay and happy
company parted; the music was supplied by P. Cramer of
Brighton.

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