The Sun.
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[Morning Chronicle.]
Extract ofa letter from St. Vincent, 6th of 4pril,
1819.--" 1 have seen a GrAitletnan from Angos..,
tura, who speaks in the most favourable terms of
the situation of affairs with the Patriots. The
troops from England had arrived, and every
means taken to furnish them with every necessary
tor their comfort. It was expected they would
immediately make a dash at, Carracas, which,
when taken, would afford the means of paying,
all their engagements, and induce a brisk trade.
between the ,West Indies and that country. Yes,
terday morning a schooner
,was run away with
from this port, by some runaway sailori and
negroes,rand supposed to be gone for the Spanish
Main, but they have no feats here of their meet-
ing \vith any encouragement from the Patriots,
who faithfully gave up a vessel and uegroesomder
similar circumstances, some limo. ago."

[New Times.]
The BrOsSelsP.pers coincide wish the commit.,
niestions of our friends at Ynri3,, in ao,co,ricin;
is probable the re.toration of the young Prince
Gust.vets
,to rim Swedish Throne, ,poss;,;-:,- by a
politie genutosity on the part of Citarles
the reigning Sovereign. Should that, celebrated
chat-Amer , adopt flit) resehrtion of yielding a
crown to one whose rights are of ancient stand-
ing, and therefore likely to meet with really re-
cognition, will command no small de..gr're of
4ilmirstion ; but on the other lissul, if be should
resist the,wishes of the majorizy ut the Sniedish
nation (sapptising those wishes to he in favour
of Prince Crittavits)he night, still be enabled to
maintain 16mi:elf on-the throne by the cousidera-
ble armed force which he has on foot, and the
strong positions which Sweden turoishee.for de-
fence either against a
,foreign or domestic enemy.

[lllorning Post.]
THR BIRTH-DAY OF THE KINO or SPAIN.--.-It
is the intention of the Doke of San Carlos to
celebrase the natal day of Ins Sovei eign, on the
30th instant, in a manner mine splendid than ever.
The Prince Regesichas signified his gracious in-
tention to honbur the banquet with has presence.
All the Corps Diplotngtive are invited.

\Ve are requested hum authority to contradict
the staiemeut with regard to time marriage of
Lord Temple. It is numt the eldest, but the
youngest daughter of the Ear! of Breadalhane to
whom he is married and MAI( has .been re!.
ported on the subject of her fortune is completely
erroneous.—(lbid.?

[British Press.] . .
THE COURT.—We understand that there will,
be a drawing-room in the course of the present"
mouth, at which, all the I.4adiei and i Gentlemen
will be required to wear deep mouroing, and thus
Close the mourning for her late Majesty. It is
alto said, that a grand Drawing-room will be
held on the 13th of nest mouth, in celebration of
the Priiice Regent's Mirth-;iay, which, it is ex-
pecittA, will be attended by all the rank, beauty,
•onl fashion in town,' and at which the number
I Itri;tentations piohab*y be greater than on .
j stunlar occasion. rj
Dra.Wing-rooms will
h.; held et-the On:- ree 1-I.mse. Her Royal High-
nets t— Princess Augusta is to preside',: assisted
by Li,ties to be appoiwed for the special purpose.
We are confidently ass'artd that this arrangement
was. made last week, and have not heard that 114
Royal Highness has altered his determination:

LAW INITLLIGENC;

VICE-CHANCELLOK' : (.;OURT, MAY 14.
O.PERA-1-10USE.---WATCRS V. TAYLOR.

Mr. Hgv-D 'said, this was a motion for the
plaintiff paying the interest of the 8,545 ii,
of the ,tise money. into the Court. The
plaintiff was ordered, abort twelve months ago,
by 'lns 1-I:,naur, to pay the above sum into Court,
and an appeal was taken from that to the Lord
Chancellor, There had been some disputes r'ela-
ti've to whether the. Lord Chancellor had decided
this or not ; but at all .events, it was settled last
,Saturday, when the sum was ordered to he paid
into Court within a month, Ile hoped this nto•
tion would be•grantad, and that she costs of this
application would alsO be allowed.
Mr. nARBBR, for Mr. Waters, said there was no
objection to that part of the (Dorian relative to the
interest of the money, but he must object to the
payment of costs, as the mot!on might have been
made last Saturday, while the other was before
the Lord Chancellor.

The VICE-CHANCELLOR thought that the inte-
rest might be incorporated with the Lord
Ch om-
eellor's order, but he would not grant cos;s, as ha
saw no ground for them.

COURT OF Ki,\G's BENCH, MAY 14.

CRIMINAL INFORMA.TION..---.TbIE KING V. WILKES.

Mr.ADOLPHUS moved for a rule to show cause
why a criminal information should not be filed
against William Wilkes. It apprared, that for
the space of two years, letters of the most abusive
and ildreent native had been sent to the fen-tales
of a family at Gravesend, and that some persons
were induced to suppose that they were written
by Mr. Cruden, a very respectable solicitor, who
resided in that town. At last, however, they'
were believed to come from Mr. Wilkes ; and, the
present application was made by Mr. Cruden and
his mother.

The Court, after hearing tile affidvavits, said,
that this application would give the parties an
opportunity of setting themselves right in their
own neighbourhood ; and that, if the facts were
denied, the ordinary tribunals of the country
would be open to them for further proceedings.
They did not consider it necessary, therefore, to
grant a criminal information in this cast.