The Sun.
London, England, 1823-12-24 00:00:00

FRENCH JUDICATURE.

TRIBUNAL OF FIRST INSTANCS.
PARIS, Dzc. 19.—M. ilimitequiti corriMellCP
1i;
this day an argument in the case of Count Stackpnole' .0
clients are MM. March and Roche, of whom Mr. PI
Cooper, an English merchant, is the representative. ht 1
M. Ilennequin, on the part of the plaintiffs, stated, t ...,
April, 1771, John Stackpoole, Esq , died in the county of Ow;
mwdesticCehaprrgoc ed.e
Ireland, leaving behind him an immense fortune, with klip
ministration of which the defendant, Count ti:orge Staci
_,,,
h esentto co
cutt
11 tenth of the property of the deceased, Ira* t..-1 fi and hitt
answered tile challenge by bringing An action ens na .
but ti
sin for a breach of the peace. Dillon was acquitted ,
The .lutlgm
Count,ent
iwnacsognisreegnuea:caei,nsatttltilei:aeifieenodfatn;st Jil
metier was so contrived that his pretended breach of the
D
edillnlpr.. Dliilelonc,haaus
eonniicedordsheteicgochuot.nlaite,iolirosai,olusi _
Tyr;
was converted into a political offence. The tdifOtt:olleist COI
lon died in exile. In
Ireland, arid it was confirmed by the British House °';etsne a
hiswi domicile
e a t
iionnti
carrying with him au immen .‘ 3 SC. property 4a- ) ,a, hill) to
deceiving our Sovereign as to the motive...a ti)" ' togetbl
Yednthladt:::::bi
said )1
In justice to our Sovereign it must be concluded, 0 1
laionacirrilaintilhlgeieseo,itin.a.oaNtib,i(l)oteuarircaTitstloeifdawawtimhlales:ptoelortlitslet)tip.clorl,'lleeCatini
0- —;
w.,
Hennequin, that when Stackpoole obtained naturalizatt.io ~.,
was not suspected that he brought with him into Franc,e,mh ,",
ntoaTtaudhrdaelmfiuzaanntihyoeimriflliona to our national wealth.
duce of spoliation—that he merely
guilt. He might have been regarded as a foreigner witi°e ya
nareli himself that I would appeal afrainst his own ele!'d do
deceived as he was by false representatiims. ,rise titlei 0 .1,0
cannot stand when opposed to the voice ofinstic,e• t...;asi.
to Na.
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It is to
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.iiiot

From the the LONDON GAZETTE, Pl.'

WOW
The Earl of Courtown hay been pleased to apPointrdingiol°
Grinley, Esq., to be a Gentleman Pensioner in
0,0
hie Majesty, in the room of henry Broondey HOP
promoted.

BANKRUPTCY' ENLARGEII
John Hodges, Aidgate, blanket warehousentath
to Jan. 17.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDSDh• ,r, , 00'
George Watkin Marsh, Hope-Bowdler, shroPsn'9 if?!+'
BANKRUPTS. Jan' i'loo' •dr
James Holmes, Carlisle, grocer, to surrender.,•4l)„. 3100'
I, at the Crown and Mitre Carlisle. Solicitors, Ilicsi'-' 5,
and Gray, Staple Inn. i 11,l'ill
Herbert Duey, Austinfriars, merchant, Jen. -,trolot,
at the Bankrupts' Court, Basinghall-street. ° A,
Crauch, Union-court, Broad-street. tin'befj 4
Daniel Lyon, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire.
on jei 0'
chant, Jan 9,10, Feb. 3, at the Bridge Inn, 11°4 of
Solicitor, Mr. Barker, Gray's-inn-sare. feb.Vl
James Robertson, Whitstable,
William Lutton, Bristol, stuldler, Dec. 30, 31, d, fool
White Lion Inn, Bristol. Solicitor, lisollll°l' 8, ;'
Inn, Holborn.
Feb. 3, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. B°licit ~t
Wimburn and Collet, Chancery-lane. i Ln-arre' 61'
William Donkin, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, -11 i ' ~.11' '
8, 19, Feb. 3, at the Turf Hotel, NeWesstleA,P,°.l,3o..,,, id,'
licitors, :Messrs. Bell and Brodrick, Bow Owl:a, ~ 1:0%, Mt.
Joseph Henderson, Blackfriars-road, tirtirdr' ,4010'1
3, at the Bankrupts' Court, Basinghall-strco
Parton, Bow Church-yard. i i 7,1,
, ~tie. r‘s
DIVIDENDS. milker ~ orot
~,
Jan. 3, IV. Richards, Shoreditch, soill''''',3 e, R' pslo's
a toe
H. Sutton, Strood, Kent, innkeeper—•lo; l'-'311,,,-"da. J., ~
A bberle IVorcestersitire, apothecary—dtn4,ol44j, 1.1';.
Mosterton, Dorsetabire, miller—Jan. 280" lib nal 6,11°,1,
tan St. George, Somersetshire, builder.—ull. • j0e."41,0910
nant and W. Garnett, Liverpool, rnerchenti W
rail and J. Edmonds, Bristol, bankers--Joll'
p,,1.
llolt, Norfolk, mWer. 13. ball.
CERTIFICATES, iA11.., 00,00
H. J. Haines, Jermyn-street, St. Jaler: n
Smith, Bradninch, Devonshire, paPer.4l2oolv.,l i. riill
PARTNERSHIPS DlS° es ettz,dou
a Jo
A. and A. M'Gregor, Liverpool-- • .nd J. try STS'
I
coal-nierchantlil`V, eie.*
West, Bristol, coal-merchants—J. Dlotr ."' epToit gse
• Mlle's, ~
lington, Somersetshire, fullers—b. 4 A. 111,1
Diana, Dlanchester, common-carriers
Ilele Piccadilly, i1if......r5•
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2 y, m •
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BO W-STREF.T.—(This J.,....vii, ealle, fp,
d wilh st norli °ill°
was put to the bar, charge over ,
see,
the„rarr 1, it
to a considerable amount,
of vi. Oil/
master, Mr Owen, currier, rlione ,
• to Os P es.° /
was compelled to prosecu
o_.tioust, of 1,
curity against the further c ':oine tinoo:ol,°
which he has sustained for r wr
vant othe
se tr eftr
James Swann, another serer t
he
op , i
L nrl3oll t.O or fp
proved actually seeing the r_doced to
_itor.
~ei
perty. Lack. the officer Pr/ pl. OleCtil o.itol.
prisoner was fully comp. the sum
bound over to prosecute tit
which was SWOIII too bYlitttel
(le, sod toirle4ooo

THE SUN•

11-014411 QUIZ DICER,: FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1813.

We have given extracts from the Paris Papers
in ear front page. The Ordonnance for tho dis-
solution of the Chamber of Deputies was ex-
Petted to appear yesterday, and from the tenor
of our private intelligence from Paris, we have
"Issun to think that the expectation was well
founded. Some excesses committed by the
'loyalists at Barcelona have furnished a pretext
for disarming the inhabitants of that City, who are
chiefly Constitutionalists, and who will be placed
at the mercy of their ferocious and fanatical ene-
mies, unless they can contrive to evade the exe-
cution of the order which requires them to deliver
up their means of self-defence.

According to an article, in the Constilutionnel,
it appears that the Emperor ALEXANDIM has,
after much hesitation, decided that no alteration
shall be made in the Russian tariff. His Imperial
Majesty, as our Readers are aware, has wisely
adopted a variety of measures for the encour-
agement of domestic manufactures, and for
protecting the industry of his own subjects
lvt.ea injurious foreign competition ; and the re-
solution to maintain the present Tariff has been
taken lest the infant Russian manufactures
should be injured.

We are enabled to state, that the principal
eau** of the failure of the recent attempt to ne-
gotiate a Loan at Paris for Spain, was the de-
mend made by the representatives of the monied
interest, either for some solid security fer the
11410111 d of the loan, or for the guarantee of
Prance.
Cuba was mentioned as a security ; and there
Ink* at one time a disposition to transfer it to
Commissioners on account of the parties by whom
the cash was to be advanced, until the loan

ould be re-paid; but as the Capitalists were
a'nkra that this measure could not be effected
without the concurrence of England, the idea of
making the transfer was abandoned.

With respect to a guarantee from France, the
French Ministry did not appear to bo yet pre-
Pered to carry their disinterested friendship
for FERDINAND SO far, and, under all the cir.
comstances, the further consideration of the affair
*as remitted to Madrid, where the new Minis-
-1.11 must either resolve on pledging some part of
the property of the church,—or devise some
Scheme for inducing France to come forward to
their assistance,—or make up their minds to go
t'ut of office.

The change of the Spanish Ministry, it appears,
'To effected by the peremptory demand of the
reuch Government, which intimated its fixed
ditertnination to abandon FERDINAND to him-
self) unless he immediately dismiswd SAEZ and
}IN colleagues. On the evening of the very
ditY oil which this alarming threat was communi-
cated
to him, FERDINAND formed the new ml-
niltrY• To the old ministers he pretended that
lejs motive for dismissing them was, that they had
not Prepared and presented to him for signature,
an Act of Amnesty for the pacification of Spain ;
4"
it seems that he even affected to make this a
subject of complaint against them to the French
tmbassador at Madrid. The French Government,
';')wever, have actually received the information
from the Marquess -, that FERDINAND had
had an Act of Amnesty, prepared by the old Mi-
I
ii".stsrol, in his own possession for fourteen days, ,
and that its non-appeararice is solely attributable
to Ida own inveterate hatred of the Constitu-1

tiondists, and his indisposition to any act of
mercy in their favour !

CITY, Twelve o'Clocic.—Consols opened this
morning at 86H, at which price they remain
steady up to this hour, with little or no fluctua-
tion. To-morrow being a Holiday, as well as
Friday, little or no business will be done till
Monday, unless an Express arrives from Paris
with some alteration in the French Funds.

Our ships of war, which are assembling at
Gibraltar, are supposed to be a fleet of observa-
tion for the Mediterranean.

Accounts have been received this morning
from Buenos Ayres of the 19th Sept., which
bring the important information that General
BOLIVAR has entered Lima at the head of 12,000
men. General CANTIERAC has been taken pri-
soner, and his second in command was killed in
the battle.

FORNIGN MAELET.—Spanish Bonds opened at
261, with a very heavy Market, and little doing.

We shall refrain, as we have stated in the ar-
ticle of this day, under our usual head of LITE..
JURY NOTICE, from touching on the facts of the
MO there introduced, but may be permitted to
express our sense of the temperate and dignified
conduct of a father, who, amidst all the anxiety
of a parent in a matter so deeply interesting to
his feelings, never loses sight of decorum, or uses
any expression in the slightest degree deviating
from the character of a Gentleman. We may
venture also to congratulate that father on having
a son whose character stands so high, even in the
estimation of those who have thought proper to
inflict a punishment upon him, that the former
has rather occasion to rejoice than to regret an
occurrence which cannot but be highly gratifying
to parental pride as well as to parental affection.

We have received letters through !Bayonne
from Madrid, to the 9th inclusive. They com-
municate nothing new, with the exception of the
following paragraph :

" Menarn, Dtc. 9.—The new Government does not re-
nounce the Colonies ; a small expedition has already sailed
from Cadis (but without troops), for Lima. At present no-
thing is attempted but to open an intercourse with the Royalists,
and especially with the Clergy. It is very certain that the
French Government has taken part in these plans, which will
prolong the horrors of civil war in those countries, and retard
their independence. It is affirmed, that Ferdinand has sent
orders to the Havannah, to the Commander of the fort of Vera
Cruz, to Lima, and Porto Cabello, to pay particular regard to
the French flag, doubtless to afford the French Marine more
easy means to disseminate discord among the Independents.—
Hence it is that we hear it asserted in the Court of Ferdinand,
and in the societies of the fanatical party, that the Spanish pos-
sessions beyond sea are not wholly lost."

'We are to have an Ex• Emperor in England,
according to the following extract from an Ita-
lian Paper :
" Lxanonw, Dec. 4.—Last Saturday, Iturbitle, the Ex-
Emperor of Mexico, who seemed disposed to settle here, ■et
out for England, with his sons and the Ex-Consul of the
Cortes, leaving their wives, who arc engaged in settling their
affairs, in expectation of notice to depart also."
" G/NOA, Dec. 10.—Further accounts from Messina of the
late terrible storm say, that the effects arc likely to prove snore
disastrous to Messina even than the earthquake of 1703."
Gaseile, Dec. 10.)

Trtz Kr:la.—lt is confidently said in the Court
circles, that his MAJESTY intends proceeding to
the Continent immediately after the close of the
next Session of Parliament. The Royal visit,
however, will depend in a great degree on the
state of political affairs at that period ; for should
any thing occur to interrupt our friendly rela-
tions with any of the Continental Powers, there
is no doubt that his Majesty will abandon his
proposed design. Some of the mineral waters of
Germany, particularly those of Pyramid, the
good effects of which have frequently been expe-
rienced in cases of gout, are strongly recom-
mended to his Majesty, labouring as he does
under occasional attacks of that complaint; and
his Majesty has, therefore, resolved on making a
trial of them. It is, however, understood that
his Majesty will first visit his Hanoverian domi-
nions, and proceed thence to Berlin, where he
will sojourn some days with the King before he
betakes himself to Pyrmont.—(ttilorning Herald.)

Yesterday afternoon, about three o'clock, the
Duke of YORK arrived ►n town, in his travelling
chariot and four, from a visit to the M►►rquis of
lIIIITYORD, at Sudburn, sear Woodbridge, Suf-
folk, where his Royal Highness had been for se-
veral days enjoying very successful sport of
shooting, the Royal Duke being an excellent
shot. The Noble Marquis bad a select party of
disti►►guished Personages to meet his Royal High-
ness, who were in general excellent shots. The
Royal Duke► left Woodbridge yesterday morn•
ing about five o'clock.
Last night their Royal Highnesses the Duke
and Duchess of Gr.,oucErrtn honoured Drury-
Lane Theatre with their presence, to witness the
performance of The Hypocrite, and the After-
piece► of Simpson and Co.
The recently elected Pont is said to be se-
riously indisposed.
We understand that the heroic MINA arrived
in London on Monday morning by the mail from
Bath.
The SURREY THEATRE, we find, was not open-
ed last night, but we know not whether from
some sudden occurrence, or some necessary re-
gulation.
J. GREGORY, Esq. the new Chief or Resident
Magistrate for Queen-square Police Office, ap-
peared on Monday in that Police Office for the
first time.