The Sun.
London, England, 1819-04-23 00:00:00

Thib MARKET.

CORN-EXCHANGE, APRIL 23.
fi 41thqugli the supply of English Wheat cot-16-
:I" Very small, yet' the trade was heavy this
a
fit t i\londay's prices for fine qualities,
Lhll4( the least deno_rnd for inlet kr descrip-
tions, Fine Barley supports Monday's prices,
ng bnt little at Mat ket. ,;jeans are 4s. per
;ua'ret dearer, and those from the Mediter-
:l4" 'ere brisk sale at that advance, in couse-
irl
l the probability of the ports being shut
for hl
4Y Hgkeinst their importation. Oats were also
te e. in- request, and went off on full as good
as
-4 On Monday
t

SMITHFIELD, APRIL 23.
Dome, M 'SMITHFIELD,t this' wornin; was tolerably well supplied with
fall
•.1 tierce very brisk, but Beef
sis, the sales of win(
suPP
tutweek's '%s
irlel last • k's prices. The show of Sheep was
Ittat p although' there was a hilskru.ss the saies,
Veit) :,"14/''s prices were fully maintained. Pork was cheaper;ie
brisk 21."--The business in the Hay, Market was rat
r
Ntoi
and fine samples of that article fully
sttalast week's 'ln ices. Clover has advanced in price.
- demand at our last quotations.

rIIE
a •°' PRINCE REGENI"S HEALTH.b.
Diln-1 "1‘()N, THURSDAY, APRIL 22.—Xe are
Iv t 0 state that the "&illetin of this' ruori);Dg
a 43;
n fa
r fdvoorable as to allow of the absence
711. NIATTLiEw TIERNEY, Bart_ (Physician- in
et
stel4iinee), v;lio' departed for London as early
the r)icluek• The PRINCE 'REGENT had passed
Preceding eveniti,,
wi'"ie isr night more comfortable than on
and his Royal Highness it
better._, number of the resident as
ttnt'e trteighhotirinu Nobility and Gentry con-
rtia e t:' leave their cards at ihe Pavilion,- and to
Itt '
tl' .I"Plittes after the health of the PRINCE
71%ler•*"--Prittr.se EsTERHAZY left the Pavilion at
elock this afternoon for London,
tlif R

..u,r, „ _
__The ver _ _
leir:
,-t-'. -is OP
t I Dnke of o
i,
',l; at after the star,: 0- 11!
-----'ra"—x
oRK. ha) answer
YORK
very Well'
l'i•'at his Ryal Higbness'is going "n
Lit,r Public' celebration Of the PRINCE REGO7,,T's.
Cie I'Y, as commanded s.oine time since,
day,
°ll:i44::s Ny, will not be olierved
."
mourn-
't'-:,, '''t 111 e Royal Family continuing
'‘titoebtl,'''tlate QuREN, together with thein
PnlitINCE
A 1 -13 illtil,plition.
1' -r, etter f D • dated April 21, slSg—
be ron, ovel•, . .
~:... f,„m
C4lai
_4°,111 Duncan packet ~r, 'vet, t". 7, day
~rench
phchel A.ith dispatches ; and L'D Desire r
Pio With the mail. The Royal
out
et
. ueer 8 i
to g
(4 cd nonner are both yet unable
..,..
blesses
yacht and the
tilt -,,' ala harbour and their 'Royal ri. '4 I. •
es
f thihf, i n 1,
are still detained
_N. - alto
....ileoess of KENT
pr
twvottrable wind and tide; as is also
PioN't Ambassador,. from the Same cause, the
t,i,leer being iniended for his conveyanc.e•'
ail.le board of Taxes liave given directions- for
41,1,' of England ddilars and tokens to be re..
the ~.(I in PaYtllelit ot Land and Assessed Taxes, in
it'"_hth,s. of April and May.
from va-
lio,i.. :, "Ith much pleaitirc we learn, .
thr,til►
arts -f the coontry, that there, is every HP
The
witea.,‘-e. of fan ahontlant harvest 11115 year.
and e.
!16.41;• In ttiolt Places are very forward, .
jtired Y‘SPebkillg, too far advanceil to be flinch in
tiop_,lbY any Of tl:ose 81:arptrosts which may
411 i during this and the emstting month.
(!avernlleeting °f the parishioners of' Sr. Miell3d,
Priehl .I•Y' 1 10 lake place, to. consider the In°-
. ztitiir:;ll.l,f, tirieaPte;:,,risli.__llieinaanrehileitnitonatnodorme,nleergaabelye
Lit.s
„Ile H. ButtGtt, Esq. which with interest,
Lli,i,ehts 1
si„,,,:;("ated to nearly 0001. the C9nirnis-
• enhirging ,firii building National
ill
ai_.o_, iave liberally v, i I the sum of 10001.
.
4 i thig ikud bi - ' "
1
4 e purpose.

1;011 THE

tECOVERY DEBTS.

EDITOR-I hdve notiretl the Retriark of

your Col rk-spoudeti,, ATTORNATUS, and thi►tk ividi
hin►, that it the Practice in the County Courts was

hilly realized icconling to filth original consti-

itition, much of the inconvenience complained' of
would be removed. Hut so tong as proceedings
are removeable from thos‘e Courts into the King's

superior Courts, the evils complained of must and
will continue. It would be far more desirable to
ttdblish a flute,, that suits for small sums or

tiitiing causes should -be restri, ted to a certain
expellee, and that suit Ors should have no option to
exceed such expence.

A Bill was introdticed a few years since to the
House of Lords, eminently calculated to prevent
the evils or vexations proceedings and dispropor-
tionate expence, and to afford facility and expe-
dition in minor snits ; awl in the hope that some
soul' measure m'ay yet be adopted, I here take
lease to submit the. outline.. At wets iotituled
" Act for the more convenient Recovery of
Small Debts in and Wales."

I. A Court to be established for recovery of
small debts in every County, in, whiCh Court a
Judge to preside, with a. salary, 'to be paid oat of
the County Rates.

2. Cases to be decided before a Jury.
3. Four courts, at least, to be held in' every
year, and to take cognizance of Causes to the
amount of 201. The proceedings in such Court
to be by Plaint only, with a copy of which Plaint
the deleudant to be se.rved,- and to which, he
should either plead or confet4s judgment. And in
case of pleading, the plaintiff to proceed to trial
forthwith.

4. The Court empowered to subpoena , wit-
nesses ; and, upon a verdict for plaiwitf, the
Judge of the Court to award costs, -to be kidded
to the sum for which the verdict is given, and
thereupon judgment to be entemi and execution
issue.

5. It a Defendant should he taken on a Capias,
and remain one month or more in prison, and not
be possessed of IN, in lands, tenements, goods and
chattels, the Jndge empowered to discharge such
Defendant but Execution might afterwards go
against his tutute property. •
6. No person to practice in any such Courts,
unless an admitted Attorney in Westminster Hall.
And upon proof of misconduct, the Judge of any
such Court to strike out the name of such Attor-
ney from the list of Practitioners in such Court.
7. Courts empowered to make Orders and Re-
gulations, to be confirmed by the Court of Kiag's
Bench.

8. Fees established, and Attornies liable to be
fined, on complaints made and proved against
them.

'•9.-And in case any action brought in a superior
Court for any matter which might be tried in any
local Court, and a verdict should be given for
any plaintiff for 'debt and damage under 201. the
plaintiff should have judtiutent for such debt, a
Damage only, without Costs, and-should have Exe-
cution only by Merl Facias on such judgment.
These, Mr. Editor, are the outlines of a Bill,
which, it carried into a Law, would, in my bumble
judgment, be productive of most wholesome- and
permanently beneficial effects.
Your's, &C.

W. R. M., Temple.

OLD BAILEY.

BANK PROSECUTIONS.-This morning, on Mr.
Baron Wont) and Mr. Justice PARK taking their
seats, the following prisoners were put to the bar,
charged with ,forging and uttering as true, certain
counterfeit Bank Notes, with intent to defraud
the Governor and Company of the Bank of Eng-
land, when the following prisoners pleaded Guilty
to the minor offence of having forged notes in
their possession, knowingg them to be so, which
subjects them to lel'years' transporration:,—
George Wilson, William Rogers, Daniel Daly,
Tilos. Cornwall, Wm. Clark, John None, Julia.
George, Elizabeth Burt, and Elizabeih Rhodes.
And ihe foil-owing Not Guilty to theCtarges ge-
nerally, and will, of course, take their trials ac-
cordingly :=---Thouras Bradbury, John Murphy,
Joseph- Branch, James Chalk, %Vut. Tafernu, and
Susanna Tit venni.

Mr. REYNOLDS then stated that he was in-
structed by the Bank not to offer any, evidence on
the capital charge. !against those. prisoners that
had plemied otilty to the minor offence ; and a
verdict- of Not Guilty was then recorded.