The Sun.
London, England, 1815-03-20 00:00:00

1311ErSqraLS PAPERS.

-Private letters from. Paris; just received, say,
that part of the troops of the Kin'g's 11.1Osehold,
xlith several corps Of the garrison of Paris, with
the brave General Naison at their head, have left

the capital ,to proceed towards Lyons.
the Conspirators were arrested in the night of th.e
12th. The Police is in quest of some ()them A
terrihle,example will he made of them. Since the
Revoluthmary robbers desire blood, let recoil
on their guilty heads.
Pants, MArcit 12.-7 The King has received to-
day the Ambassador of the King of the Two
Siciles' seated on his throne; hefore the Arnbac-
s-ador entered, his Majesty whose countenance
sheaved the most settled composure, conversed
aloud to several General Officers by whom he was
Burro holed ; he said to the Marshal Duke of
Dalmatia—. Mat shal, we have'received saiisEtc-
tory invdligence;' to General Rapp—' Von will
have no Dantzie to defend, but I depend on von
—to Marshal Serrorier, I hope Marshal von are
Content with the Invalids, those- hid servants will
be faithful.'—The Ambassador of the of.the
Two Sicilies entered, his' Voice showed the livelist
emotion, all the Palace, the garden, -the court-
resounded with cries of " Vivo. he Rot."
The King answered—," Tell my Cousin that
he shall always find in me a good relation and a.
good friend ; von will add, that you have had
the sight of a King surroanded by the love of his
people ; you heat how they express it." Tea.in of
'emotion fell from every eye.
`• Bitossims, 14 ARCH 15.—We know from a
'good source that the garrison of Lisleand.Valen-
eiennes have been relieved by the National Guard,
whose attachment to the new GOVertlplent is
without bounds.

Some of

LAW IN'T'ELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, MARCIT Ir,,

Si" F. WART V. G All M - Are e.Veat Regno.
LE'Acti stated, that in a cause in which
Daniel Stewart, the Committee of Charles-Stew-
art, was plaintiff, and Captain Charles Graham,
of the Willimn Pitt Indian-110, was defendant, he
_ilpplivd to the Court for the purpose of discharg-
iut; a writ of isle exeat Regno, by which Captain
(_,r;dtaryi was restrained. from proceeding., on his
voyage. to India. He observed that it was ex-
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matetial the matter should he heard and
dispost:d Otherwise the probability Wa3 that
Captain Graham would lose his voyage, ras he
tsas appointed to sail the middle of next week.
Ike-circitmstances tinder which Captain Graham
stood were West.: :—The plaintiff', Daniel Stewart,
had deposed and shewn, by the affidavit of an ac-
countant', that .the defendant stood-indebted to :he
'lunatic in a atitn amounting to .SOOOl. as appeared
by the books of account of tile lunatic ; and upon
this alit/v:36mi the writ !qd. been granted. The
defendant, Captain. Graham, denied that to bis
belief' lie was indebted to the lunatic to time amount
stated ; on_the contrary, he had no doubt. upon
invt'stig-amion • much less,sniii would appear to be.
Sir S. RomiLLY and Ali% SAMUEL DUCKWORTII
contended that the detendani was riot entitled
to be ii:.;trtl upon the present occasion. The de-
fendant bad waited till the last' possible moment
Without. putting in Ilk answer to the plaintiff's
bill, which charged, the money to be due to the
lunatic. lie had only tiled Cis atm‘ver yesterday,
and at so late a Period that it was quite impossible
fob the, plalutiir.'s Solicitor to obtain au ()rime
copy of it On account of its length. Time Learned
.Coansel said they were "iii the situation of being
upon to Shew cause against the application
of Leach A% !iota having. had any oppottu-
o;zy of themselves acquaicted with the
f.icts vf. .the ease as appeared upon the
statement, and for these reasons they
tfcsted his Lordship would not suffer this Captain
to depart tinnn sn long a voyagT Ivitliont_ giving
the'phtintiff the security to, which justice and the
rides of .tie Court entitled him.
The Loan Cu AN*.c.PLLoa was of opinion that
Captain-Grab-tin made Ills application to discharge
the is nit wi.thoot having put hintseit in a situation
t micii enti-tte-iTlhim ro. be heard. Lie bad answer-
-cd the bill it• vas true,. but his answer had he'en
rut in so late, that for any availaiile purpose by
• the plaintiff, it might as well not have been put
-0 'at st 1. It wits of a length which Precluded the
posibility of the :plaintiff procanlng'a copy of it,
andd—under these circumstances his -Lordstn-p said .
.the defendant should not be permitted to quit' the
conntry-tipon his projected voyage until he enter-
ed into sntlicient sy,eitrity to answer the deinand of
80001. and 1000 i. beyond that sum.
Loon the dele'inlanta cOmplving with order
thd :.'e erect Rub waS directed to be dikbarged..

,
TrEABING IN OF LORDS
„4-erels 14, 1815.

•
n;nnit •11. iris v ,-.xcenency Loril Viscount
hitwori h, Lord Liontrnant, -sailed on hoard his. Majestv's
-ra....:ht Fite and Nl,ry, for Flolylie.td. Her Grace the
of Dor,A ettibai•hed- on hoard the Yacht At the SAtne
and.this dly his Grace the Lord Primate of all Ireland,
the Right 'Man: trhy •L:nd Chancellor, and the Bight
(iener:,il Sir Cr. Hewitt., Bart. and K. 8., Courmrdet of the
Forces in Inland, were scorn, in Council, Lords Justices of
Irtland, in.the absence of the Lord Lieutenant.—D.Corre4p..
Lra 1j ennesuaV, Lord WntTwonTLl, Lord Lieu-
tenant Of Ireland, With the Duchess of • DORSET -
:Ind suite, airived at the Talbot Inn, in this town,
and proceeded ou their road to LOndon next
morning, after visiting the Hon. CECIL, JENEI
•
40N, at Pitchford Piitk.---(Shretvgbury Chronicle.)

MAttcu Apptiiits, Connell-
kr- 4.tate, has published a Decree, stating, that
considering what is actually passing- in France,
and to prevent ill-disposed persons from arming
to c liberty of exporting gunpowder, to second
uperations contrary to the interests of Govern-
meat, the exportation of gnnpoWder from the ter-
ritnry of Balgium, is absolutely prohibited, except
with a special permission from his Excellency;
even the transit of gunpowder _through Bel-
gium is equally prohibited without a special per-

rROM toNna. (4..42trrt, (..kttattni is

Admiralty- gllice, Nareh, 14, Ifils.

Copy of a Letter from Captain Daces of his Majesty's ship
Tiber, addressed to Vice Admiral Sir Herbert. Sawyer,
K. C. B. and trat,lsinitted by the Admiral to John Wilson
Croker, Esq.
His Majesty's ship Tiber, at Sea, March 9, 1815.

Sze,—l hare the teonour 'to inform you, that on the sth of
this month, lat. 46 deg. 24 min. north,"long. 13 deg. 30 min.
west, I fell in with, and, after a chase of eleven hours, cap-
tured the American privateer Leo, of seven guns and ninety-
three men, Mr. J. Hewes, commander; she is a very fine ves-
sel of her class, copper-bottomed and fastened, and two hun-
dred and twenty tons burthen, from L'Orient about three
weeks, and had the day before burnt an English sloop, from
St. Michael's, and was going-to crnize off the Rock of Lisbon.

I have the honour to be, &c.
JAS. R. DACRES, Capt.

[This CTazette further contains.a ProclamationhcthePrinae
Regent, dated the 17th instant, notifying the ratification of
the Treaty of Ghent;- a Proclamation of the same date, de-
claring the cessation of hostilities in all parts of the world, at
the various periods stipulated in the said Treaty; and an Or-
der in Council for taking off the embarco laid. on the Sist
July, Iml3, on vessels clearing out for the United States. It
al., announces,. t the C:lint. day Mr 111;,:ht 110 n. William
Ada,rl was sworn in a Member of lite Privy Oinincil.;:that N. \vim:llos, Esc'. of (:astir-hill, hero appointed-Sherlfr
of Cardiganshire, in the room of Herbert Evans, Esq. of..
Iliglinfead, and P.tui Pant•ou,,V,,,l; ~f Colechill, for
shire, in the reona‘uf Sir It. 111-0°1;e, of Hope-11.i11.]

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