The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-01 00:00:00

WRIGHT r. HAY.

This WAS a similar motion made by Mr. AVIA..
tiAM, and it shared the same fate.

LORD C. S. CHURCHILL V. SOHN WALTER, BiQ.

Air. PLATT MOVed to snake the rule tor judg-
ment, as in cat.. of a non-snit, in this case,

solute. . ,
• Mr. SCARLETT- sbetved cause, arid upon fte
flela a i t produced, the rule was discharged, il,e
plaintiff giving a peremptory ondtrt,l.-.in-g to try
at the adjourned Sittings afier this Ttrin.

SAMR. V. JAMES PERRY, E'Q.

A similar Itule in ihis ens-. dispo4ed of in
the *dine manner, the pl ki,tritf ntulertaking to try,
Lis cease at die arijvuttati
WOOD 'sheaved cause. .

WRIGHT V. HAY—SAME V. DOLBY.
These were motions mettle by jr.A CHItTY etui
Mr. ABRAHAM respeolitly, to put of the ti tai ut
these cati,es until the Sr tiug3 atter next sNii4Atad-,
miss Thin, nu ;he. ground of the absituce.-of Mr.
William Cahhett, now in Atoevin; Win" is
expected to arrive in England by the jail of the
year.
Desmva shelved cause against the: Rules,
but in the result they were made absolute..

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, ;Tuve 36.
THE LATE MRS. BILLINGTOA'S PROPERTY.

Mr. Set', ant VAtionAN stated to the Court,
!hat he bad to she w cause against a rule obtained
on-Monday last, by the Count de l'eliseht,hhsb?ind
olthe late Mrs. Billington, tipon Mr. DdkV.
suit to deliver it tilledeeds deposited in Lis hands,
nu the , occasion of a mortgage for securHg•
15,000/, to trustee, for Mrs. Billington„ it appear-
ing that three several parties had claimed the
dee,ls Mr. Drwson, who was concerned
as So-
itor to the trustees, in preparing the ser:nritics,
declined delivering thew up until it shon.d he as-
certained to whom they belongtii, hut at the same
time expressed his readiness to proltice them at
all times for .the accommodation of the parties
interested., _ _

The Court fully approved of Mr. Dawson's
conduct in the affair, cud dismissed the rule.

SMOCKING Muttnen.—A dreadtul eitcumstance
took place, at Brighton, in the B trrack-yarl, i:t
Church-street, hieing the Royal st out Tues-
day afternoon. -At about hall-Mast tlHit o'clock,
the military; ,the 90:h infantry, turned out th, re
for the afternoon's parade. A private, of ;he
name of Broadbent, who had been confined in
the tnorning for being absent faint duty, was re-
leased by the orderly serjeant, Waisou, to tall iu
for the parade.- The fellox,.medi!wing revenge
for the confinement he had endured, •no sooner
had bii musket in his possession. than, as it
scents, 'Lie charged it with a bail cartridge, and is
serjeaut Watson descended from his room to Cie
Bariack-yard, he deliberately took aim at hint,
and shot his through. the body. The ball entered
on one side, near about the ribs,- and tame out at
,he other. The Serjeant staggered a few paces
backward, and diopped.\ Surgical assistance was
useless. He did not survive the fatal wound more
than twenty minutes. The horrinle deed was per-
petrated in-the midst of the soldiers mustettng for
the iiarAcle; many- of them supposed the gun
been fired front the other side of the yard wall,
and were in the net of. scaling it to discover I,y
whom, when the miscreant threw down his
at.d exclaimed, that he was the man, and that he
had then bad his revenge, aud was in nowi,e
sorry for what lie had dune. He was then se-
cured, still the High Constable sent tor, on the
arrival of whom he was marched front the liar-
tacks,. and budged in the Town Prison, two sen-
tinels being placed on duty to guard the door.
the Coroner huts been sent tor, who will be here
to take evidence to•morrow from Lewes. The
deceased bore a very excellent character in the
regiment. He was the orderly serjeaut anointed
'at the Pavilion, and who did duty
city t:uring the whole time that, the Prince Re-
gent was here last. winter. He. hos lac a rs lv aCti
three children to tkplins his premature Loss.---
(Brighton, June 30.)

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LONDON JOURNALS.

FRONI l'fiE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAT.

[Morning Chronicle.]

As we were ird to sot mite, the report of Artigas
having eatered Buenos Ayres, so much mistaken
by the Pal:yrs ~t last evening, is to' ally nn founded.
We yes'erday received by the Ebenezer, direct
trim Buenos Ayres, Letters and Gazettes to lBth
Match, which perfectly do away with the Rio
Janeiro reports, repeated by two arrivals.—
Every thing was perfee ly tranquil and in state
To, but it was Sul posed a new Director would
hi, elected. and the choice in all probability would
tail 00 General Beigrano, the present Com-
mander of the Tucuman army, or Saavedra, the
President of the first Junta. Instead of Artieas
havjm.t entered Buenos Ayres anti coalesced with
the Governinent there, his troops had bet n beaten
by a division of Belgrano's army, as will be seen
by the subjoined extracts of the Gazettes received.
General San Martin had crossed the Andes moun-
tains, and was expected at Buenos Ayres, but his
division remained in Chili. The obkct of his
coming was to have a conference with General
Belgrano. The accounts from Cbil are not later
titan the 28th January, owing to the state of the
roads. The Andromache frigate front Lima had
not arrived. Lord Cochrane left Valparaiso on
the 20.11, with four vessels to join the remainder
of the squ Hiroo off Callao de Lima. It was ex-
pected that a war between Buenos Ayres and the
Brazils world take place, and curiosity was yes-
tin.d..iy greatly awakened by the arrival of a l'or-
tuguese Government vessel willt dispatches.
Extract from a dispatch relating to the defeat
of Artigas's party, which intercepted the road
from Buenos Avres :
" On the 18th inst. (February) the anarquists, bPa-led he
the Gni:emir of Santa l tt, surrounded toy camp at La lierra-
(tura, whets a comet ,;;; t3on men advanced upon us, after
sonic skirmishes with toe outposts. Our preparations of
defence ;teen made. The Orientals who Lad ioined the
Ctivv•ilyst of Sauta F 4 were coruivatided by an En4lishman
of the mute of Campbell. Their attack was repulsed by our
infantry; and as soon their ranks were broken, i ci.dered out
odonel La Madrid wills all the cavalry. The anarquists were
charged, and, after considerable havoc was made :morn;
thou, they withdrew to their biding places in the moun-
tains. The enemy lost 15C men, and were afterward, com-
pelled to disperse."

PROVINCIAL JOURNALS.

rsFrom The Leed., Inteilif.-uter of the 2f3lh inst.)

We are happy to observe, that other I),.rers
have taken up a subject, to whicl, we were the first
to calf public attention in l to.s town—DomeSTlC
COLONIZATION. It is now more than ever im-
portant to find employment for the labonriog
poor ; not only as a remedy for their distress,
but to put them out ot the reach of that perni-
cious influence which is exerted, to lure them on
to ruin, in order that a few wicked and worthless
characters may profit by their misfortunes. Give
them work, enable them to support their wives
nod families in honet+t coutoetency—anti they (at
least the great majority of them), will torn a deaf
ear to the voice of their tempters.
It is in .Agriculture alone that occupation can
now he found ; at leas' such oceonal ion as is likely
at once to be PP.NNIANENT and PItoDUCTIVB. As
toreign Nations begin to recover front the para-
lysing effects of the late war, they must and will,
for their own sakes, enoonrage domestic manu-
factures. In :Litt branch, it is not probable
that any more hands will ever be employed, than
are riow actually engaged in it. We mean, to give
them fun employment; and not 1011 f-work, as is
the case with too Many at present. It is, then,
to the LAso we unlit look for affording the means
of support to the fernaining part of our popula-
tion—it is to that inexhaustible source of riches
and prosperity, that our attention must be turned,
in order to fiod me,rns of ameliorating the wants
and wretcliednrss of the labouring classes.—
By colonizing the thowsands ot acres, which
now lie waste, with industrious families, we
should he renovari the sinews of our national
,tretigth—,otgnicntio;f. our resources—diminishing
the pressure of our poor rates—creating a new
home uturket for our manufactures—and last, but
not least, rearing a hardy peasantry--who would
have art interest in detroding their country, their
religion, plod consti'utiou—trom foreign foes and
domestic tractors.

We earnestly recommend the subject to the
coosidvria(i,n of the benevolent inhabitants of
Leeds. And we hope much lime will not be sof-
terrd to elapse, before the public attention is call-
ed to it by a Town's 111F,em19. An experiment
might fist be tried on a small scale; and it success-
tut (of which we have not the least doubt), a in9re
extensive scheme of operations migbt be adopred.
With the aid of that public spirit and benevolence,
which is so often and so con*icoonsly displayed,
by our richer fellow countrymen, in hvhalt of the
poor ,nil distressed, We are pet-snarled, that Do-
MCsTIC COLONIZATION would realize their fondest
for the comfort and happiness of the Btu.
'FISH PIMPLE.

In the mean time, would it not be advisable
in die Workhouse Board, to appoint a Corms►it-
tei , tor the purpose of ,•btaioing information
upon the s►►bjeci ? Sir JOlibi tiINCLAIR tVOUH
;nest readily' lend his a►d and assistance in
any shape ; and a mote able auxiliary could
not be found. Many other practical men would
also re,tlily come forward, to COillinunicate the
rrsuit of their experience. By this means, a
knowledge would be obtained of what has been
done, of what is doing ; and of what Lauds could
be obtained for the purpose.

THEATRICAL. KEGISTE R.
Perfurrued Last Aright.
THEATRE Roym., COVFNI-GARDES,'.—}tub Roy Macgregor
Rob Roy Macgregor Campbell, ii r. Macready; Diana Ver-
non, Miss Stephens. After which, Half an Hour in Eng-
land without Cozening.. To which was added, Aladdin.
MiIATKE Royat„ HavraAntirr, Dimity-LANs ComPaNY.—
fulde and }alien: Ir.ole, Mr. Barnard; Yarico, Miss S.
Booth. After which, Lovers' Quarrels. To which was
added, The Prison," at Large.
itnY.ll,, ENGLISH OPHVA•liouse.—My Own Rival :
Principal Characters I Mr. Wrench and Miss Kelly. After
which, The Jovial Om. To which was added, The Rival
Soldier!.

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