The Sun.
London, England, 1823-11-26 00:00:00

CRIMINAL INFORNIATION.

Mr. CHITTY moved to file a criminal information against a
printer named Joseph Edgerley, of No. 70, Fleet-street; also
against Messrs: Sherwood and Jones, for the publication of a
Narrative of 'the Murder of air. Wenre, with an Account of
Pmbert's Cottage, and Facts said to be furnished by the Pro,
prietor of the Cottage. The motion was made upoh an Ohio.
vit stating that 10,000 of the publication had been sold in the:
county of lierts, where the prisoners were committed for trial.
—lt was therefore considered that a prejudice had been excited
injurious to the persons to be tried.
The affidavit appearing to the Court to be defective, Mr:
Chitty undertook to amend it, and renew his motion. The
Learned Counsel stated, that he had two applications to make
against publishers.

sTEAm-Es(l)ft NUISANcr.
THE Kira; V. SYMIIONS AND WALKER.
The LORI)CHIEF JUSTICE, upon cominglato Couri,
dressing .Mr. Gurney and .Mr. Common Serieant, said that Mr.
Barnewal consented to inspect the state of tyre steam.engine in
Whitc,..hapel, which had been found a nuisance. The Court
therefore appointed Mr. Marnewal, in terms of the Act of Par.
'lament, to inspect the premises and to report.

COMPLAINT AGAINST THE MARS,HAI., OF THE ZING'S

BENCH.

A person, who had wished to address the Court-at its rising
last night,. was now called, end presented a petition, verified
by affidavit, complaining of harsh treatment and loss of pro-
perty in consequence of the conduct of the Marshal, 111 r.
Jorge., towards the petitioner, a prisoner for debt, and praying
for redress and payment of the costs or this application. The
petitioner's name, we believe, is Dudfield. •
The COUBT, ordered a rile to be served upon the Alarshal to
.answer the :natters set forth in the petition.

It ESL/ It CCTION MEN.
Mr. ANDREWS Moved for a errtiontri in the case of some
perions indicted for robbing a church-yard, in the parish of
Clerkenwell, to be tried in this Court.
Mr. .lUstlCe noratovn granted the application, on condi-
tion that the parties undertook to be ready for trial at the Sit.
tinge after the present Term.
BITING orF A HAWS FINGER.
Edward Cheesernan, laving pleaded guilty to an tumult
upon a revenue officer, and obstructing him in the execution
of hilt duty, by biting off: his finger, came up to receive
judgment. • • _

fir. Justice .BAYLEY said the Court had taken into its con.
siderotion the affidavit that he did, not tell him, nor did he
know he was an officer, and on consideration that the de-
fendant had already been imprisoned one month, the sentence
of the Court was, that he should be imprisoned. one month Wore
in llorsemonger.lane (hod, and to enter into his own recap
nizances for his good behaviour for three years in the sum
of 501.,

COURT OF COMAION PLEAS, Nov. Z.
• itawx iris v. 'tomato) AND titliNS.
This was an action by the plaintiff, who is a Barrister at
law, against the defendants for a ladle:, of which the defend:.
ante had been guilty, in taking certain imperfect securities of
the Duke of Marlborough as his agents. It stood for trial
at the last sittings, but was then postponed on terms, in con-
sequence of an application made by the defendants. Mr. Ser.
leant VAUGHAN now moved, on their behalf, for a rule to
show cause why it should not again be put off till the sittings
after neat. Term, the plaintiff, in case of his obtaining a verdict,
having judgment, as of the term. The Learned Serjeant
made this motion upon two grounds ; the first, an affidavit of
merits; and the memo], en affidavit of (Ebbs, one of the defend:
ants, thache had been fur some mikritits past.so much occupied
in arranging the butiness.of hiahankruptcy'ai not to have been
able to attend to the circumstances of this suit. lie had now,
after 300 meetings with his creditors, .passed his examination
so touch to their satisfaction and to that of the Commissioners,
as to have got tho signature of 'the Commissioners anti 112 of
his creditor* to his certificate ; .and he consequently now ex.:
rettdoni lit 4tl. within the *teat three days oltutined his certili.

T.'Whalley, Charley, Lancashire, manufacturcr, Dec..l9,
16, Jan. 6, at the Bridgwater Arms Inn, 51ancheru,.r.
tors, Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, King's Bench-walk,Temple.
C. 'Whalley, Rivington, Lancashire, manufacturer, Dec.
ttS, 16, Jan. 6, at the Bridgewater Arms Manches.
ter. Solicitors, Meson. Ifurtr and Jainism, -Ring's Bench-
walk, Temple.
Grant, Clifton,Olocestershire,lodging-bottsc-keeper, Dec:
2,3, Jan. 6 at the Conunercial.rooins, Bristol. Solicitors
Messrs. Bard and Johnson,,Templef ,
J. Cliamptaloup, Counter-street, Southwark, orange-rip:lr.
chant, Dec. 2,6, Jan. 6, at the Bankrupts' Court. Basing....
hall-street. Solicitors, Messrs. Blunt and Boy, Old Broad..
street.
C. Vincent, Tarrant-Rushton, Doraetshire, dealer, Dec. 2. fri
Jan. 6, at the Greyhound Inn, • Blandford-Vorunt. Solicitor,
Mr. Fitch, Union-street, Southwark.
Hill, West Smithfield, grocer,. Nov. 29, Dec, 13, Jam 61
at the Bankrupts' Court, Basinghall-street. Solicitor, Mr.
Whitton, (treat Jamesotioet, nedfoe&rew..
W. Smith, Worcester, brewer, Dee; 11, 12, Jan. 6, at the,'
Unicorn Inn, Worcester. Solicitor; Messrs. Caplale, Iltixten,;
and Parlby, Gray's-Inn. . ,•0, Dixon; Chiswell-street, Finisintry-square, ironntonk,er,
Nov. 29, Dec. 13, Jan. 6, at the Bankrupts' Ctdrt,
hall-street. Solicitor, Mr. 'Hewitt, 'FOkenhous:,-yard, Loth..
bury.

DIVIDENDS. • ,
Dec. 18, D. Higgs, Chipping.Sodbury,
Dec. 10, W. Wood, Monythuiloyne, .Alonntonthshire, groper—
.Dec. 20, S. Domino, Liverpool, merebant,-Dcc. 20,
and J. Sparks, Frotne Selwood, grocers-I)ec.- 17, .W,Gari.„
Urasaington, V‘rkshire, grocer—Dec. 16, Larhale,tiierr
Angel-court, Throgmorton-street, wine-merchant.-._Dec. 20,
J. A., S. A., and T. 11. Kelly, Strand, saddlers.---lie c. 2d, E.
Mather, Oxford, grocer—l)oc. 16,J. and E. AVillington, Bir-
mingham, eabinet.case-rnakers-_.Dec. 17, J. 11, Iletldelt,
Balsall-Ileath Woreestenh i re' s w ord-cutler-- I)ec. 5.3), J. Wird,
BirMingham fWetor--Der. 20, It. Hughes, Althrey WoOdhonsei
cheese-factor—Dec.lB, H.. Taylor, Alitachester;od
B. Taylor, Illackley, Lancishire calico-printers.:..Dec-13, T.
Kinning, Oxford-street, linen-draper—Dec. 20, W. 1•Ioltn.
den, Nfilton, Kent, grocer—Dec. 20,- G. I:aringdon
Berkshire, eardwainer—Dec. 16, W. Richards, Shott.tlitels,
soap-maker—Dec.-16. T. A. Mincbin, Portsmouth,
Ike.. 16, M. Marks, Romford, slopaeller—Dec.. ill, G. Rain.,
cock, Harlow, Essex, inaster-marincr--Dec. 16, J. Ityde and
J. Stewardson, bill-brokers•-)ec. it .'V.,
Dixon, Portsmouth, tailor-o Dee. 17, R. Howarth, . Leeds;'
woolstripler.
CERTIF,ICATES, -I)Ec. HI.
It'atton, Manchester, dealer_ J. Milburn, Newcastle-
upon-I.l7'yne, woollen-Orager---.T. 11. .Ruspini Pall.mall,
eine-vender—O. sharp, Newcastle-under-Iqm,, riraper--R.
Bart
aon,
mCambri mtdge, coach.proprietor—J. Ikkyrie, Finsbury:.
squre, irth:.
PA RTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. •
G. Browne and F.% Mandell, Rotherhithe, surgeons--.R. and
W. Harries. Loudon---E. A. arid W. H. Jones, James-street,
Hackney-fields, brewers—T.,Farnaworth and 4 tkins,
shipping agents—C. Scott and 'l‘. Skiptm, in Co-
ven, brewers-11. Kent and C. A. Bennett, Liverpool, sur-
gFons—R. S. Dodgson and R.. Ratcliffe, Manchester,_ attar.,
Hies.-.J. Ilorrocks and,J. Heyi 'Preston, Intwhine-rnalters-;-,
.1. Plummer W. \Vilson, and '‘.l. -J. P. Combe, rene.hure mh-
street, erdatits, so far as regards C. J. F. (Lambe.- W. and
J. Anderson, Newcastle-upon... Tyne,. hnen-drapers--E. A,tt-
wood and J. Wilson, Dunater-court, Mincing-lane, ship-
brokers—W. C. Williams, Wrotharn, and.f.l:
Ingham, Kent, auctioneers—J. Whipp and. J. Roae,„ Sheri-Kid/ silver spoon-manufacture.r. •

The Governors of George Iferint's Fro4pital
have litelg directed their attention to the improvernent!of the
exterior of this noble endowment, by direeting Mr. tet V7/.411,
the architect, to make out a design fbr the attainment of this
object. He has accordingly done so, and the following Is
the outline submitted. by him for their „consideration t--The
principal entrance is at present so unworthy atilt structure ter
which it leads, that some, alteration is absolutely required .I ,and
to effect *this, it is proposed to throw apen an apnach f r om. the south, directly opposite to the centre of th buprilding,. by
which means the patter's lodge would be 'yilftced ack to border on Lauriston . road. 14 additiati .tt3 is
Planned that the space all mend the hospital shall be ex-
cavated and levelled, so as to place the building; M it' Were,.
in a terrace, which shall encompass it on every side,t and fo.rn
a delightful promenade for . visitors, who may thus obtain
what is at present impracticable—a Bart viiqv of tie ediflite,.. in
all directions, ni* terrace would' nt warily
et be- fen let
above the play,round eft thei_outh,,k;4ei,,ap4 tii,x_feet,phovzt the lawn on the south side. Tbe:prpenOrl, ,t_rutPe lvttti
COLAXIte be dispensed wittiofuttber tAth tnstuirtgrn'ennturue
be used as a privatreatern(AOWltetriiiii; Arcretiti:.) to
Ail

PARIS PAPERS.

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(From the Munitenr.—Oilcial Part.)
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH.
" TOULON, Nov. 21, in the Evening.

" I hive just learned by the ChantOis xebec,
that a Punch 'squadron has cast anchor at Palma,
'its. the Wind. of. Majorca, and landed the new
4.ioverocr of the Balearic Islands, appointed by
the Kirg, who was received and recognized
without the least disorder. •
`Or, the 9th of November the island of
Minorca recognized the authority of ,the King,
.aud lu Victorieuse corvette was going to enter
Port Mahon."
(From the non-official Part)
M ADR11); Nov. 15.—The following are the
sl4mes of the Members of the Constitutional Mu-
icipality who have
.been placed under surveil!
lance
-The Marquis of Santa-Cruz, D. Michael Garcia (of the mu-
• titipality of Madrid), D. Michael di Nagera (alcade), D. Ra-
laso CasSeras (mayor), the Count de Noblessas, D. Ramon,
Angulo, 11, ,Francis Urguierdo, D. Antony Redondo, D.
nut] Areuaga, D. Cassimir Martin, D. Antony Martinez
Ohrdenal, D. James Rteliz Montero, D. Bernardin Goinsto
lei'Pert; b. Mervienne Ralh, D. Joseph Serra, P. Raimond
lit.r.cha, D. Francis Xavier de la Rive, and D. Joseph Brun
(regidors)„ D. John Isidore Pevez (procurator.syntlie), 'D.
'Francis Xavier 011arilia (procurator-syndic and mayor), D.
'Francis lbanalsecretarD.