The Sun.
London, England, 1823-01-06 00:00:00

SPNOr.

A. letter 'from Bayonne, dated Dec. 24, corn.
plains that some of the Spanish refugees in that town abuse the
heepitality which they receive in France. " They inquire
concerning carries and travellers going to Spain, in order to
give notice to their comrades who 'infest the high roads in the
three provinces,' or to go themselves and plunder them in the
defiles of Salinas and Deseerget. As a proof 'of what we ode
vance, we may appeal to several Spanish anima. and French
carriers fromi Bayonne, who often go to. the Peninsula, end
who have recognized five or six of these wretchee, who have
even had the impudence 'to put than. in mind of their ei
ploits, and of the cantributione which they have levied on
them; as well as on travellers, in the name of theeging and of
the Faith ; boasting, that, notwithstanding this, nothing had
been done to them. We know tut name of many of ;how
carriers, both Spanish and French, 'why find the journey from
Beyonneto IVladrid daily more dative/pit, Which is the only
reason they have not dared to denounce to the Magistrates these
wretches who are still in our city. We do not. hear travellers
enwiplain 'of the nonstitutiOnal troops; on the, contrary, it
seems that when the carriers meet with their columns on the
,wey, the commanders place their troops so that they may easily
pies, and even offer to wort them, when it is known that the
factious Amnon."

From the estate of the Earl of RooErt, at
Sawbridgeworth, bow in the possession of Sir
OHN MALCOLM, two turkies• arrived, on Satur-
day last, at the George and Blue Boar, Holm
born, directed for his Lordship at Cork; the
one weighing 33Ibs. and the other 341h5., as a',
sample of the produce of the County of Herts.
The Vestry of Walcot Parish, Bath, assem-
bled on Friday, and agreed to petition Parlia-
ment for the repeal of the -Bth, Otb, 10th, and
last clauses of the New Marriage Act, which
relate to the proof of birth by persons of foil age,
'the exposure of names on the church door, the
expellee of the affidavit of residence, and the
riiading of the Act in the Church. We under-
stand that meetings of the different vestries in
this city w Illshortly be held for a similar pwrpose.
---(Bristol Mercury.)

COMMON PLEADERSILIP IN THE CITY.--The
following are tl►e candidate* for the two vacancies amongst the
Corporation .Counsel r.La w ( Lord Ellenborough's brother),
Mr. Wilton, Mr. Morehouse, Mr. Ryland, Mr. Hill, Mr•
Rurriball, Mr. Princep, Mr. LOngville Clarke, Mr. Eykin,
Mr. Prenderga,t. The votes are considered to be in the same
order as theliames. Mr. Law is greatly at the head of the
list.

In the Gazette of Saturday rewards are adver-
. tilted of 300/. for the discovery .of the murderer of Mr. Smith,
of IJewitiliani ; lOW. for the discovery of the person or persons
who, on the oth tat., sent a threatening letter to Richard Bur-
ton, of Broadilist ; or who, on the 14th ult., set fire to a corn
rick, his property.; and of 100/. for the discovery of the person
or persons who. In the night of the 15th ult., pierced a number
of auger-holes in the bottom of the Unity brig, then lying
loaded in Dundee harbour.

NEW YEAR'S MORATING.—We are glad to find
that yesterday morning passed off without any great disorder ;
there was the usual demonstrations of mirth and good humour
to,the greatest extent, and the streets were much csowded.—
(tdinturgle Cwerant.