The Sun.
London, England, 1824-01-26 00:00:00

EAST INDIA HOUSE, 7an.21, 1E24.

THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS -of ENG-
LAND TRADING to
.the EAST INDIES, do herebygive
Notice,
That,a-GENERAL COURT of the said Company will be
held at...their House in Leadenhall-street, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 11th of February next, at Eleven o'Clock in the
Forenoon, at the desire of more than Nine Proprietors, agree..
ably to the following Letter, viz. :
" To the CHAIRMAN, DEPUTY CHAIRMAN, and DI-
RECTORS of the EAST INDIA COMPANY.
" London, .lan. 16, 1824."

4g GENTLEMEN—We, the undersigned, Proprietors of Eft.t
India Stock, request you will summon a COUrt of Proprietors
for the purpose of submitting to them the following Resolu-
tion, namely, .

" That application be made to Parliament in the ensuing
Session for the Repeal of the 46th 'Clause of the Act of the 53d
of 111. cap. 155, by which the Court of Directors is pro-
, hibited from sending to India, in the capacity of a Writer, any
Person who shall not hare resided during Four Terms at the
-Heileybury College, and for introducing into the said Act a
'Clittie appointing a Public Examination, at such times, and
Under such Regulations, as the Court of Directors, with the
,approbation of the Board of Controul, may direct ; to which
Examination all persons shall submit their acquirements and
Itialibeations for approval, previous to their being permitted
to Proceed in the. capacity of Writers, to either of the Presi-
-tlencies of Fort William, Fort St. George, or Bombay.

" R. F. Beauchamp " Joseph Hume
Douglas Kinnaird John Morgan
William Morgan Richard Williams
Charles Wright John Addinell
Randle Jackson Samuel Dixon."
JOSEPH DART, Secretary

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
BY Mr. SOTHEBY, at his House, WELLINGTON-STREET,
WATERLOO-BRIDGE, STRAND, on WEDNESDAY,
January es, and Seven follnyvirtg Days (Sunday excepted),
at Twelve o'Clock,

THE Rethaining DUPLICATES of a NO-
BLEmAN's LIBRARY ; comprising an interesting
COLLECTION of BOOKS on Northern Literature and Lan-
guage, Early Chronicles and Romances, on Sorcery and
Witchcraft, Facetita, Classics, Voyages, and Travels ; together
with a Scarce Collection of CONTROVERSIAL TRACTS.
Including
Folio.—Hippocrates et Galeni Opera, Charterii, 13 tom. in
20—Augustini Opera, Benedicti, 11 tom. in 8, large paper—
ehrysostotni Opera, Gr. 8 tom.Siiitlas Lexicon, Kusteri,
large Paper, 3 vol.—Wormii Danicorum Monumenta, 2 tom.
--Snorii Sulfite Historia Norvegiw, 3 tom.—R4musro delle
Navigationi et Viaggi, 3 tom. green mor.—Voyage Pittoresque
lie in Suisse, par Laborde, 2 tom.—Viaggio Pittorico della
Toscana, 3 tom.—Dante Cumedia ,da Landini, first edition,
with the plates, 148 i—Mackenzte's Lives of Scots Writers, 3
Y..,1.---Antient Universal History, 7 vol.—Brady, Tyrrell, and
••.it,lll..trch Histories of England, 12 vol.—Dupin's Ecclesiastical
.!_lroi.ters, 8 vol.—The Chronicles of Fabian, Hollingslied,
F tssart, and Montrelet.
Quarto—.Shaltespeare's King Lear, first edition—Abp. Ban-
Croft's Proceedings within the Iland of Brytaine, 1598—Les-
-lus tl
tu
e Origine Scotolu—Majorem Gestis Scottornm,
'first e dition—Bandello Novelle, 4 tom.—Edda Rythmica.
!°lll.--Maittaire Annales Typograhicte, 9 tom.—Finni His.
zoria 4
tom Musei Sanclerneatiana Numismata,
ttntl,—Geose's Antiquities of England and Wales, &c. 16
russiaßees' Cyclopedia, 45 parts, complete.
Octavo— History. and Crevier's Roman Emperors,
39, vol. uniform—De Bum Bibliotheque Instructive, 14 torn.
Ifronithe Royel Library at Paris, with the prices of the books,
:of sold at various sales)—Drummond of Hawthornden's His-
, of Sotlan, 1749, large paper—Geographii Vetere', 4 tom.
1,-.7lassici, spud Maittaire, 15 vol. large paper—Gilpin's
7lrksi:l2 vol. russia—Beauties of England and Wales, 26
ILL lar_ge paper, &c. &c.rk,e.
he Books are in fine condition, and many in their original
karOeco bindings.
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41e. be viewed, and Catalogttes (price Is.) bad at the Place

CROWN AND ANCHOR
?VIM-GREEK COAT
following List of additi
Amount already adver
Messrs. Taylof and
Martineau - flO 0 0
A Sussex Curate - 1 1 0
MissMarrygt, by Dr.
Chatfield - - 5- 0 0
Lieut. Gen. Dalrym-
ple (2d subscrip-
• tion) - - 10 0 0
Geo.Danbridge,Esq. 2 2 0
B. .M. Blencowe,
Esq. jun. - 3 3 0
Lady Louisa .Mac- _ _ _

chinald - 2 2 0
N. W. Morgan, Esq. 5 0 0
J. S. - 5 0 0
W. Smith, Esq.
Guildford-street - 5 5 0
Walter Wilkins,
Esq. M. P. 10 0 0
Rev. Dr. Adam
Clarke, Mil brooke,
• Lancashire - 10 0 0
Lord Viscount Mil-
ton (2d subscrip-
tion ) - . - 50 0 0
Rev. R. Elsdale - 1 0 0
Received from Edin-
burgh by D. Ram- _

sey, Esq. - 30 0 0
Chas. Lloyd, Esq. - - 5 5 0
T. P. Winter, Esq.
Paris (50/. Irish) - 45 17 5
Miss 0. More,Bath,

(3d subscriptionj
by Dr. Chatfield - 5 0 0
Miss3largaretilayes 2 2 0
Mrs. Gibson, by Dr.
Chatfield - 1 0 0
X. Y. Z. - - '3 3 0
Jos. Jellicoe, Esq. - 10 0 0
Sir Jae. Cox, Hip-
pesley, by E.
'Maguire Esq. - 5 0 A
Northampton sub-
scription, by C.
Smith; Esq. - 7 6 0
Aberdeen (sub. 2d),
by A. Bannerman,
Esq.

- 50 0-0 1
lSigned) JOE

BAYONNE INTELLIGENCE.

BAYONNE J.AN. 17.--We have letters from
Madrid of the 12th. The capital partakes of the
agitation in the provinces. A great subject of
conversation is the Constitution sent from France,
and communicated by the Ambassador to King
Ferdinand. The King, who does nothing, with-
out the advice of his priests, teas consulted them
on the subject, and they unanimously concurred
in rejecting all interference on the part of France.
It is even reported that some plots against the
French had been discovered) which gave rise to
the order they have received to be on their
guard. The farther we proceed, the less pro-
bability does there appear of establishing tran-
quillity in that unhappy country with the few
troops we have there. An ordinance is spoken of
which will not be made public, and which obliges
all the Militia at Madrid to quit that city. Seve-
ral of them have been arrested. Within thsse few
days, accounts from Cordova say, that people
have there publicly cried, ' Charles the Fifth
for ever!! Many of the soldiers of the regi-
ment of the Prince, which marched out of
Madrid a few days since, have deserted.—
Orders have been given for all Canons, Cures,
and Monks, whose residence is not at Madrid,
to 'quit the city without delay. A decision of
the King condemns to the galleys for ten years
all those who have been alcaldes during the tirne
of the Constitution. The Marquess of Santa
Cruz is included in this sentence. The troops of
Locho, who would not suffer themselves to be
disarmed, roam about the country, committing
all manner of excesses. A surgeon of the mili-
tary hospital at Madrid was attacked in the
street of Mocha by an armed man. The doctor,
who was unarmed, was endeavouring to escape,
when some persons came up and seized the rob-
ber, who proved to be the Alcade of the quarter.
The frontiers are pretty tranquil, except for the
robbers, who come even to the Bidassoa. The
passage of the troops returning is nearly finish-
ed. About 200 men, who are discharged, and
150 of the line, arrived yesterday ; they are
doubly happy in being no longer soldiers, and in
having left Spain.—We have the following from
Pampeluna

" The following extracts from the sentences passed by the
Criminal Tribunal in our city on some Liberal Ladies, ac-
cused of having sung Liberal songs, and of having declared
against the absolute system under the Constitutional Govern-
ment Considering the proceedings before us, Senores
Quaznobar Cemborain and Paz :I,lerino, JudOes of this Crimi-
nal Court, we condemn Senora Francesca Sarasa to be con-
ducted, at her own cost and expence, out of the kingdom of
Navarre, accompanied by an Alguazil, and in care she should
be found in this district, to four years' imprisonment, &c.
Senora Josepha 11Iaria Alonso, to two years imprisonment,
2,000 livres fine, costs, ere. Senora the Widow Echevarria (70
years of age) to six years exile from the kingdom, to be es-
corted at her own cost and expence by an Alguazil ; and Senora
Illarequi to four years imprisonment, a fine of 1,000 pesos
(3,600 fr.), the costs, &c.
(Signed) " ZITAZNABA CEMBORAIN.
(A true copy.) " PAZ MERINO.
" Pampeluna, Jan. 7, 1824."
If the serviles treat our fashionable ladies in
this manlier, what can the poor prisoners expect,
against whom the lawyers have already written
a cart load of papers ?
O❑ the 3d iust. ten persons were sentenced in
a similar manner, at Saragossa, to -3, 4,6; 8, and
10 years imprisonment, and to fines of 4, 10, 2,0,
30, and 40,000 reals.

PROBERVS Solicitor has served the Proprietor
of a Morning Paper with an action for a libel.
No further respite had been received for
Hunt up to Saturday ; but Mr. HAR-MER, his
Solicitor, who visited him on Friday, intimated
that his fate would - be finally decided this day,
and-that in all probability direction would be
given for his -removal to the Hulks, preparatory
to his transportation for life, as early as possible.