The Sun.
London, England, 1823-05-26 00:00:00

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DIABOLICAL INCENDIARY NOTICES.
Cons, Alanr.Yt :11.—The following most atrocious notice
was received yesterday through 'the Post-office, addressed to
(whom reader ?) joseph Leyeester, Esq. of Wellington-road
It would be waste of words and space to argue at length on the
ill-fated principle which seems to direct th(councils of the in-
fatuated and depraved part of the lower artless of this country
—in fact, argument seems to be rendered nugatory. This
precious document speaks for itself, blending as it does the
thundering impecations ors Rock, with the pima and cliarltabk
prognostications of a Paslorini. Well this is doing something
—the denunciations of such Gentlemen as Mr. Leycester can
only be attributable to the state of society in the present era.
" READ AND BE WISE—REAIEMBER 98 ! ! !"
" To Joseph Leycester and all the other heretic Raskals this
is to give Notice and soleinn warnin

St tt---We have herd that you made yourself very busy about
this Business of Rogers and that the notice we sent to him
put it into your Head to rise a Corpse of Yeomanry. now by
all the othes we have Sworn to stand true to our cause and
with the assistence of Clod and the virgin mary and all the
saints in heaven so shore. As you attemt to take arms again
us so *lmre you will meet The fate of Hoskings and Major
Going anti your bodys given To the dogs limb 17 limb.' six
True and loyal patriots ate sworn To do my engeance on
the Rogerses and six times sixty six are ready For the orange
raskals that will dare join you. we dont expect the noble Welsly
will give arms to Orangemen to tiranize Over his loyal Catholick
subjects and as the houses of parliament are to put down the
orange Divils with the blessing of God we will assist them hear
—you haue seen Many examples of my vengeance You all know
my power and the number of my sub‘jects you all Herd of the
divine prophecy how not a heteuck will be on Irish ground in
two years more. take warnin then for you will soon see my
promise fulfilled. Be advised all of you. reflect or prepare
for hell! ! !
" In the absence of sir John Rock X.C.B. gon to inspect his
patriots.
" signed by order in full conceal
" Captains JOHNTIREBRAND
" PATRICK FURY
"TIMOTHY BLOODSUCKER
" All sworn to walk knee deep in Orange blood.
" Done, at midnight in full assembly of the Royal Irish
levellers this 13 day •of may 1823 the last year but one for
Timms." id • Cattaitittion.
The following notice was also sent through the Post.oflice
to Mr. Lambert of Merchant's -quay, to be delivered to his
brother, the proprietor of the Kilnapp Iron Mills, to which
the notice is supposed to relate. We have reason to believe
that the writing has been traced. and that the supposed Capt.
Rock is or will shortly be in custody :
" 13th of April, 11123.
" Stn.-1 will trouble you with those few lines which I hope
vou till obey and: if not so sure as you do refuse me, you will
he sorry for It. I swear by the Cross of Christ that I and with •
the assistance of my brave men shall visit you and then mark
the consequence you'have not a single pens worth within or out
or a broad house or any thing else, but shall be eonSunied to.
ashes and if not you or any of your thmily shall bo watched day,,
and night.until you share the same fate wtolt others have shared,
for if you dont give up Balvolan before Ist day of june nest
1023, ye will suffer as above.
"1 Remain your sincere friend the Brave and powerful Com.
mander of the United Forces of Ireland

" CA PP. • JOH N It OM.
" I tell you to rem-tuber the bit day of june—quit I say."

From the LONDON GAZETTE, May 24.

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
P. Illorgantil Brighton, jeweller---8. Field, rtichinond„ wine
tnercliant.

BANKRUPTS.

R. Pollan, Leeds, merchant, to surrender May 21, June
at twelve, and July 5, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners,
London. Attorney, Mr. Porto% Bow Church-yard London:
J. Cole, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, currier, May 30, at,
five, 31, and July 5, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Shins'. At-
tornies Meters. Williams and White, Old-buildings, Lin. coin'slnn, London; anti Mr. Thos. ‘Vood, Wolverhampton. ;
C. Leigh and W. Tooth, Tyldtley, Lancashire, calico
printers, June 0, at four, 7 at nine, and July 5, at three
at the ommercial Inn, Bolton-le-Moors. Attornies, Mr.
Ilampson, Bolton-le-Moors; and Messrs—Milne and
Pain, Temple, London.
S. Field, Spur Inn, Southwark, wino merchant, May 31,
31, June 14, and July 4, at eleven, at the Court of Commis.
stoners. Attorney, Mr. Lirumell, Church-passage, Guildhall,
London.

W. Sparks and J. Sparks, Proms Selwood, Somersetshire,
grocers, June 5, I'4 and July, 5, at eleven, at the George inn,
Frome Selwood. Attomies, Mr. Williams, Red Lion-square,
London ; and Mr. Geo. Messiter, Frome.
J. Hutton, Abchurch‘lane, London, painter, May 31, June
7, and July 5, nt twelve, at thd Court of Commissioners. At..
unities, Mr. llenjaminWhittin_gton,Artillexy-lane, llishopsgate.
L, J. Gouba,,Raymarket, hotel keeper,
.May 21, June Is,
July 5, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. .Attorney,
Mr. Rigby, Oolden‘sqUare. •
W. Nelson, Albion-place, Illackfriars-road, brewer, May
31, June 7, and July 5, at twelve, at the Court of Commis-
sioners. Attorney, Mr. T. N. Williams, Walbrook.

DIVIDENDS.
June 19, C. Seaman and O. Etheretige, Norwich, goldsmiths
—June 10, W, Lowndes, J. Robinson, and 11. Meld, Alan.
cheater, cotton-merehants--June 17, W. Rosie°, Reading,
woollen-draper—June 27, J. Bromley, jun., scatforti,
maker—Awe 23, T. Sherbrook, Leeds, merchant—June 30;
It. Paley, Leeds, soup-boiler—June 24, A. J. Smith and I.
Sb, rd, Brierley, StallOrdshire, iron.roasters—June 20, W,
iregson, Kingston.upon-llull, merchant.-. June 17, S. G.
Hart, liarwich, Essex, merchant—June 24, W. Colson, Ply.
roni
nugt hh
1,1
ngl,r°referr—chjlnuntsJ rover-:June 7,
W..llancks and J. 11. PerrY,
une 16, D. Friend, Ramsgate, ships
wright—June 14, C 4 G. and 11. B. Hall, Growenor.street
Wee, carpenters.

CERTIFICATES, Juan: 24.
J. Jackson, !It:born-hill, wine-merchant—J. anti T. Powell,
Bristol, maltstersT. Ellison, Liverpool, l'onutleoler--j.
Walker, Great Smith.street, Westminster, carpenter-,E. W.
'Jensen, White Lion-wharf, Upper Thames-stmt, corn-
deft Greig, City-road, upholsterer—T. Carle, Dowitate.
dock, Thames-street, merchant—C. Brandt, Jermyn-street,
Piccadilly, watchmaker.

ItTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED.
J. and J. Bache and R. P. Fox, Illasow.Bridge, Cornwall,
nail.,andwrs, so far as regards R. P..Fox—S. Frith andß. Bah
lane, Sheffield, pen 'and pocket-knife eutlera—J: ltielutrdson
anti A..De Lisle, Ilooker`s..vourt, Nitholas.laneonerchants—
T. ill OOre and J. Rinner. lAverpool, house and ship smiths--
J. Cartwright and S. P. Rolls, Ilasing-lane, wholesale hard-
warenteurt: IVbitnier, and It. Harvey, NottingAill,'..Reti.
sington, grocers—NV. and E. Briant, Wapping, coal.merelnints
/Jamison and J. Sliepliml, Durham, at-
tornies—A. Cox and .1. B. Knocker, Harwich, Essex, hankers
--J..4llackinson and J. Parodi, Alanehester.

PAR IS PAPERS.

PARIS, MAY 24.
(Prom the Moniteur.)
ARMY OF THE PYRENEETR CORPS.

REPOTIT TO HIS EXCELLENCY TIM MINISTER SECIIE4

TARP OF STATE FOR TEE wArt. DEPARTMENT:

GEII.ONA, May ,19, two in the Morning.
‘‘ As _I had the honour of inforiningyou in my last.dispateh,
the fortress of Hostalrieh is invested from the road leading from
Oostalrieh to Forneras to the road from the former town to St.
Celoni.

" General Rustignae has taken possession of the port of St.
Felix de Guixolo.

" Being informed that the enemy had left the position of St.
Celoni, in order to proceed on Cardaden anti Granollea, I or-
dtred General Curial to march rapidly with his infantry in
pursuit of the enemy, and I repeated the order; addressing to
him a copy of the letter which-I had received from Geneial
Dormadieu, that he might perceive the inq'ortance of a rapid
and determined March. -I also Inclose a copy erthat letter. It
will inform your Excellency of the success obtained by his Ma-
jesty's troops over the enemy. I um sorry that I cannot yet
transmit you mere ample details.
" I did not delay to reply to General Donnerlien„ and I
hope that he, in concert with the Baron d'Eroles, wilt under-
take an operation against Mimi. I shall take care to transmit
to your Excellency the reports which may reach me.
" I have the honour to be, with high consideratitni
The Manhal Duke Conegliane, MON'CE V."
nrsrxrcti FROM c3Ertn4as. DONNADIEU TO Ills VX.C.VI.-
LE)ror XLMSUAL TUE DIIKV OC CONEGLIANO.
CASTpLTIIRSOI., May 17, 7 in the Morning.
" My extreme fatigue prevents me from entering into much
detail respecting the brilliant victory which his Majesty's troops
have obtained.
" At four o'clock this morning I left Vich, as I hall the hti-
nour to inform your Excellency. Fwas preceded by the bri-
gades of La Roche Aymond and St. Priest, which marched
upon Moya. Arrived at the branch of the mad which leads to
Casteltersol, I found St. Priest's brigade in position, waiting
for the return of a reconnoissance directed to the latter village.
" This raconnissance being waited for too long, I induced
General St. 4,)riest to continue his march on MOya, whence Gt-
nen' lin Rothe Aytnond had written that he was driving a
corps of 1000 men before him. General St. Priest had scarcely
quitted his position with the 2d regiment of the line, when the
reconnoissance arrived and announced that the enemy to the
number of 3,000 troops of the line occupied the position of Cas-
teltersol. I immediately ordered the 12th light infantry and
the battalion of General Romagosa to advance on that village,
from which we were about two leagues distant, announcing to
the troops that I would follow them in person with two batta.
lions of the 18th.

" On. arriving near the village, I discovered that the enemy
had covered an amphitheatre of steep and woody hillocks, with
some battalions pretty regularly posted in order of battle. Aly
dispositions being made, -I ordered hint to be attacked by three
columns, at the head of which were placed' my chief of the
staff,' M. do la Nougarede, Colonel de Lapoterie and Genital
Itornagosit. To describe tO you, Marshal, thei courage, the
coolness, the intrepidity of the troops, is impossible. On
ground to which they had to clamber up, almost without dis.
charging a Musket, they attacked an enemy wbo directed
against them a cross fire. The enemy, during the . four hours
which were occupied in driving him from position to position,
maintained uninterruptedly well,supported battalion fires. I
had about 50 wounded, and a few men do not yet
know how many. I have been informed of the loss of only
one officer, Captain jardin, of the carbincers of the 12th light
infantry.
•
" The field of battle was strewed with the enemy's dead.—
This division, which came from Ilarcelona., eonsisted of, the
troops of die line mm ich were in that city, and of those under
the,command of Llobera and Costa. lioton and the Political
Chief of Catalonia were the leaders. 'The object of the move,
went was to favour the retreat of 3lina crtt Itareelona.
" The enemy is retreating on St. Felin de atalina. He is
sharply pursued by our troops.
I have this momertt received a letter from 'Baron
who is at Prate del latatries. Ile informs test liar a certainty.,
that tlina is at Cellent with 000 ruen. General l Roche.-
th
Aymen who occupies Celtics, is consequently only 3
leagues
from him. I wrote immediately to Baron dißrolett to proceed
forward to-morrow morning, that the enemy may not escape.
"I recommend to your favour the three chiefs who were at
the head of the columns, in order that they may obtain front
his Royal Highness the reward due to their noble eotaluet.
" I have the honour to be, &c. Dt..)NN:DIEU."

'rhe Afeniteur contains an account of the French naval force
employed against Spain, which is stated to consirst of two sytta.
drops. One cruizes in thellay of Biscay. under Item-Admiral
Ilamelin, who_ has sent a song division to blockade Cadiz.
The other, commanded by Rear.Admiralßotours, is.eroployed
in the Mediterranean, to watch the Eitstern Coast of Spain.