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

PREROGATIVE COURT—(Tnis DAY).

IN THE GOODS OF CATHERINE, EMPRESS OF RUSSIA.
This case, it will be recollected, stood over,
having been brought before the Court a short
time since.

It was an application made by Dr. Lushington
on the behalf of Count Lieven, AmbassadOr from
the Court of Russia, to decree Letters of Admi-
nistration to the Count to enable him to dispose
of the house No. 7, Harley-street, which was pur-
chased in 1784 by Mr. Baxter the Consul to Russia,
by the desire, and for the Empress. This grant
the Learned Doctor applied for to enable a good
title to be made to the house in question, as Count
Lieven was deputed by the Russian Government
to dispose of the same.—Sir John Nicholl then
observed, the Court, in making the grant, would
be overstepping its bounds, but if it was absolutely
necessary, the Court would do it ; time was also
then allowed to ascertain if such was the rase,
since which it has been ascertained, that the
granting of the Administration is absolutely
necessary, and it has therefore been decreed
accordingly.

Slit ROB ERTWILSO N.—(Berlin,Nov. 1 5.) --0 u r
Sovereign, like the King of Portugal, has de-
prived Sir Robert Wilson of the Order which he
had conferred on him. The decree to this effect,
which appears to be six weeks old, is published
to-day in our Stale Gazette. It is directed to
the General Committee of the Order, and is con-
ceived in the following terms

" When in the year 1013, I conferred the Order of the Red
Eagle on Sir R. Wilson, at that time Major-General in the
British service, it was my intention to give him an acknow-
ledgment for the intrepidity and firmness which he had shown
in the great struggle for the independence and tranquillity of
Europe; but as he has Shown himself, both by words and
deeds, to be a zealous and ardent friend and advocate of anar-
chical and revolutionary principles, and has thereby rendered
himself unworthy of the Order formerly conferred on him, I
hereby charge the General Committee of the Order to erase
his name from the list of my Orders.
"Berlin, Oct. I. " FREDERICK WILLIAM."

WINDSOR, Nov. 2.5.--This morning Ids MA..
TESTY, accompanied by his attendants in waiting
took an airing in the Park. Sir George Nayler,
Garter King of Arms, arrived at the Castle this
morning. Yesterday evening the Right lion. Sir
Charles Long also arrived at the Castle. Great
improvements are still making at the Royal
Cottage, where a number of workmen are em-
ployed ; and fresh alterations are also making at
the Castle.

Mr. Luxx, whose liumourous Farces of Family
Jars and Fish out of Water were so deservedly
popular at the Haymarket Theatre, has, we un-
derstand, been invited to exert his facetious
powers for other Managers. This Gentleman's
talents are not confined to the Comic Drama, for
he has produced au admirable Tragedy on the
subject of REGuLus, and, as the Roman History

seems to be the order of the day, it is surprising
that it has escaped the notice of the Patentee
Purveyors for public amusement. As a proof also
of the variety, as well as of the fertility of his
powers, he has written some very diverting
Tales, under the title of Hoax Jocosx, or The
Doggerel Decomeron, which might be thought to
come from the lively Mose of the younger
Co LM AN.

On Monday morning, about eleven o'clock,the
Duchess of Saxt-WristAn (the sister or the
Duchess of cr.ArtEmcE), left Bushey for Chat-
ham, to accompany the Duke of SIXE.WIIIMAR,
on their return to the Continent.

GOLDEN LANS BREWERY.—A numerous and
respectable meeting of the shareholders of this
concern was.held yesterday pursuant to public
advertisement at the George and Vulture tavern,
when unanimous resolutions were passed, voting
thanks to the Directors for complying with the
wishes of the Proprietors at their last public
meeting, and it was finally agreed that certain
Gentlemen who were proposed as the committee
of Inquiry, to assist the Directors in deciding
on the propriety of entertaining some one of the
various offers that have been made for the pur.
chase of the property, and others who had pro-
ferred their services as Directors gratuitously
were entitled to the support of the shareholders
at the next general meeting.
On 'Tuesday called to the Bar, by the
Honourable'lSis-iditcieovf a
Lincoln's Inn, William Edwyn Bur-
naby, Esq. of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, second son of Edwyn
Andrew Burnaby, Esq„ Gentleman of his Majesty's Privy
Chamber, of Baggrave 110, Leicestershire.
COILIUT-111ARTIAL UPON CAPT. HAUB IS.--POrtirtlollth,
Nov. 24.—This morning arrivedliislilajfinraty'i sr A.
saihip Reeser,
Captain Harris, C.. 13., having on bard AI.
rave, G.C.8., Commander-in-Chief at Plymouth ; also Captain
Dundas, and others,
to attend
rifhircihtneevuet7p6Lrecpla"tiodilicisCmffilarkt:
martial on Captain Harris,
ing on board the Queen Charlotte, in our harbour. Admiral
Sir J. Wilitahed, K. C. 8., our Commander-in. Chief, is ap.
panted President. It is said the other Members al' the Court
will be formed from the following officers, should they not in
the interim be ordered to sea :--Captain the lion. T. 11. Capri,
CM. Royal George yacht; Cap.c. Jas. Nash, Queen Charlotte;
Captain Sir W Hoge, B' art. KALB., Albion ; Captain U. E.
P. Stun, Phaeton; Captain K. C. Doylet Masers; Captain
Houston Stewart, Me nat M"es Jareethsni •411(Fi Deputy
Judge Advocate.