The Sun.
London, England, 1819-08-21 00:00:00

DEVONsIIIRE.

A curious fact, and of deep import, ha 7 come
out in whispers through the families of s ,ne of
the Gentlmen who formed the Graan ,),try at
our late County Assiies.—The Learned Judge,
it is known, in his charge to these Gentle-
Men, expressed in strong terms the necessity
that existed for enforcing the laws against per-
sons who were attacking; the very vitals of reli-
gion, liberty, an law, by the sale and distribution.
of the most hiosphemtin's and unprincipled produc-
tions of the press.—('her Grand Juries (that
of Derby in particular) thought that coarievey ay
gentlemen, loyalty as subjects, and duty as magis-
trates, combined, to demand of them a frank and
public answer to a Similar charge ; and most of
our Grand jury, after they had got through the
several bills of indictment, and previous to their
dissolution, thought it their duty, we are told, to
take up the subject. It was accordiugly moved
that they should reply to the Charge in a suitable
DeelaratiOn ;.the motion was seconded, and„as we.
have heard, discussed ; and it appeared that full
three•lourths of the twenty-three gentlemen pre-
sent were in favOnr of it ; lint before the quest iota
could be put, their Foreman thought t 1 to leave
them ! Ile went and told the Judge, that th'e
Grand Jut y had coMpleted their laborers !
' so got his Lordship (who did not perceive the
maineuvre) to diisolVe Wein ! Upon this, the
Noble Foreman, and two or three of his politi-
cal friends, walked off, leaving the remainirq.c
eighteen to comfort themselves as they might
.under the trick that had been put upon them
This GrandJury,cousisted of the following Gentle-
men—Lord Ebrinr.'ton, foreman ; the Right Lion.
Lord Graves, Flon.Newton Fellowes, G. For-
tescue, Sirs Bourchier Wrey; Bart. William Tem-
pler Pole, Bart. Stafford Henry Northcote, Bart.;
John Davey, Bart. Thomas Dyke Acland, Bart.
henry Carew, Bart; John Lemon Rogers.
Lawrence Vaughan Palk, Bart. John Kenna way,
Bait. Walter Roberts, Bart. William Elford„
Bart. John Perring, Bart. John Talbot, Bart. Ed-
mund Pollexfen Bastard, Esq. Albany Saville,
Esq. John Bastard, Esq. John Burridge Choi wich,
Esq. John Quicke, Esq. Samuel Kekeevich, E.
—(Plymouth Gazette, Aug. 19.)

Bath Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry:At a muster
of this troop on Monday morning, in Queen-
square, in that city, two of the troop %vete
publicly dismissed for refusing to attend, whets
ordered upon duty at Trowbridge ; two others,
for returning from Trowbridge without leave;
and one for drunkenness whilst on doty...—
Thismeasure is directed to be inserted in the or—
derly books of the Yeomanry Cavalry throughout
the kingdom.
A gang of Irishmen have for some time been
living at large in the Applecross-hills, bet wee!'
Lochcarron and LochtotridOn. The women flee
the sheilings, which are then plundered of bt earl,
milk, &e. by these ruffians, who procure fresh
supplies of mutton, by depredations on the sheep
flocks. The number.of this banditti has not been.
ascertained ; three have only been seen at once.—
A shepherd was lately violently attacked by one
of them, armed with a bludgeon, and when nearly
Overrwered, was rescued by his dogs.—(lnver—
! ness Journal.) ~ .

Fr 414 y, while the Hussars were passing along
the streets of Glasgow on horseback, the singu-
larity of their dress led one Geotleman to observe
to another, that what he supposed to be a cloak,
which it is usual for dragoons to wear wl.en mount-
ed, appeared to be an tipper jacket with sleeves
t I ached to the lett shoulder. Whereupon an ohl
woman who was standing by, and overheard the
conversation, ex.claitned :—" Preseffe me, so k
is ! do ye ken," said she, " that 1 thought, front
the loose sleeve hinging owre the men's back, that
they had but one arm, and that they had a' lose
the it her at Waterloo !"

On Sunday last a reprieve was forwarded .to
Lynn, for -- Rodderliam, who was capitally
convicted at our last Sessions, and recelvert
sentence of death, for sheep-stealing ; he
had no encouragement given him to hope for
mercy, having previously to this crime sustain-
ed a very indifferent character, therefore whets
the pleasing and unexpected intelligence was con-
veyed to hint, it so tar overcame him as to occa-
sion hii 'falling nearly senseless into the arms
of the Gaoler. It is to be hoped this narrow
escape will have its due influence on his future
lite and conduct,

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, - BULLION. _

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On Thursday, the 19th instant, Mrs. Albert Jones, Mill
stairs, Bermondsey, of a daughter.

MARRIED.

On Thursd.ty, die 19th instant, at Hastings, T. W. Leech,
Esq. of the Hon. East India Company's 'Naval Service, to
Miss Selina Charlotte, second daughter of William Toosey,
Esc}: of Bencoolen.