The Sun.
London, England, 1821-05-28 00:00:00

COURT OF KING'S BENCH-(THIS DAV).

THE KING V. JOHN .lIUNT.
. This defendant being called on, he appear
ed before the Court, when the CHIEF JUSTIGg
asked the SOLICITOR-GY.NKRAL• if he had, any
thing to move?.

SOLICITOII-GENERAL immediately moved
the judgment of the. Court on the defendant for a
libel, published in The Examiner newspaper' of
the 24th of July last.
The CHIEF JUiTICE then read the notes of the
trial and the declaration, when Mr. Hunt. ad-
dressed the Court at great length.
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL then replied, in ag-
grav‘ation of punishment.

Mr. Justice BAILEY then delivered tbe judg-
ment of the Court on the defendant, adjudging
him to twelvemonths' imprisonment in the House
of'Corr ction, Coldbath-fields, and to find sure-
ties to keep the peace for three years, himself in
5001., and two sureties in 250/. ,

REPORTED ILLNESS OF BUONIPARTE.—(Frora
the Hampshire Tclegraph.—Sunday
The Maly Anne, YOUNG, from Batavia to Lan-
don, passed the Isle of Wight lost night ;' some
of her passengers landed here this morning, and
state they left St. Helena 56 days since, and on
the day they sailed, BuoNApAnTE, who had heeri
seriously ill for some days, had, most unexpected-
ly, sent for Sir HUDSON Lowt, the -Governoff
and his dissolution was not expected to he far
distant. _

The following information`, which, if correct,
is important, reached town on Saturday:-
" --
ST. PF.TEI{STIURGH, MAY I.—By letters received tbic
day from Constantmople, we are infortned, that in consequencc
of the manifestos issued by both of the Emperors, disapproving,
mutually of the actions of Ypsilanti, complete tranquillity )3,3(''
been restored everywhere."
Ills Majesty's yacht the Royal Gebrgo
fitting in Portsmouth harbour for his. M.t.ksii''s.
reception with all possible haste. The altera-
tions hi the apartments have been completed, and
they are now
Yesterday the LORD CitANcEr,r,ott. had an an-
dience of the Kiso---Satiirday,'CoUnt MuNsTEt;
'had an -audience of the KING.

His. MAJESTY, has been graciously pleased t°
signify to Sir W. W. WYNN, Bart. his intention
honouring him with a• visit at Wynn Stay.""
(Shi-czos bury Paper.)

'Yesterday. Divine Service was performed
the KING'S Palace, Pall Mall, by.the Rev. F. -NV.'
BLOMBERG and the Rev. Dr. STANIERi:Cr„tRfcg•
—The Duke of York, the Duke and Duchess
of Clarence, and the Princess Augusta, attended
Divine Service at the Chapel Royal.--LYesterdal
PrinCq.Leopold, accompanied by, Colonel M;:
denbrokei attended DivinceService at -St. Mail'
Chapel, Waterloo-place.—The Duchess of GO_°:
cester, the Princess Augusta. and the Print's"
Sophia, visited the Duke and 6uchess of Ciare!c°
yesterday.—Yesterday the Duke and Ducliesst
of Clarence visited the Duchess of "Kent, a
her residence in the King's Palace; Kensingtoo.-j
The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester. and 1-:ti
Princess Sophia Matilda dined yesterday
the Princess. Augusta.—Yesterday Prince
pold visited the Princess Sophia at her hooseke
Connaught-place,—Saturday morning- the Dude
-and Duchess of Clarence, accompanied' 1)7 -'
Princes's Augusta, left town for Bushy Park „
Windsor. In, the evening .their Royal 00
nesses returned. to • London.--Prince Le°l't
dined with Sir Abrahatallunie on SaturdaY) a -
his house in Ilill.street...
The Cumberland packet sailed on Friday front
Dower :for Calais with. Lord and Lady MINId,
and-.their beautiful y.aung. family;:: b'ar.
They had three carriages itl•their