The Sun.
London, England, 1819-10-12 00:00:00

Til E ARMY.

DusLix, OCT. 7.—Since the receipt of the in.
tellit:ence of the death of the Duke (t Richmond,
the 35th Regiment, of which Iris Grace %yds Co-
lonel Commandant, have appeared in muurning.
The 35th are at present quartered in Cork.
Lieutenant-Colonel J. French is appointed
Quarter-Master-General to the Connaught Dis-
trict, and is attached to Major. General O'Logh-
lin's Staff of Athlone.

Major Rainey, of the 5511 i Regiment, is tap.
pointed Aid-de-Catty to the Commander of thet
Forces in Scotland.

Lieutenant• Colonel Tomking, of the 58th Re.,
giment (brother to Major Tomkins, of Linie•
ticl,),istypointed to the command of the Bibarnas.

On 'Thursday half a brig,ttle of Royal Artillery
arrived and joined Lieutenant-Colonel Desbr,say'a
brigade in Limerick .garrison ; they are to re-
place a similar number of Major Trel twney's com-
pany, ordered to proceed thence for the West
Indiet4.

Captain Rose, of the 89th Regiment, arrived ort
Wednesday, at his brother-in-law's, Thomas
\Vestropp, Esq. O'Brien's-hi idge, Lime' ick, al, et
thirteen years absence with his corps on service
in India.

Wednesday last the SOth Ile4iment of, Font,
consisting of about six !;undred men, ariived iu
Perth, on their way to Aberdeen.

As the Scheme of the present 1,-Kt,ry is arrant;.
ed upon MI entirely New Principle, it tvill not be
superfltions to notice a few of its leaning fea(ure,t.
Only 5,000 Tickets are now on Stile, hich,must
be drawn the 9th November, aithough the Scheme
cont.ins All the Prizes of a Lottery of 20.00.)
Tickets, including Eight Graiid Capitals of 20,0001,
a number hitherto oi,knorvn in any former Lot-
tery. These 5,000 Tickets may gain all the Eight
20,0001., and must have Two of them, which w;11
he gi,-en to the First-drawn Prize in each Cass.
The amount of the smallest ize is Sixteen
North.; the Contractors having considered it
their duty on this point to attend to the wishes of
the Public, who have long been dissatisfied teitlt
the paltry Prizes of 5/. and 101. so frequent in
recent Lotteries. As no Tickets are reserved,
Two Tickets of the same Fate may be had, which
Must obtain Forty Thousand Pounds.----Tickets
and Shares are on Sale at

37, Cornhill ; 1 1 , 1101horo ;
38, flaytuArket ; I 141, Oxtord Street ;
the Otlices of J. SIVEtS'EIGHT, Sole Con•
tractors ; who in the Lottery jilst finished sold
No. 3,710, a Prize of 36,0001. Console.

'lna Yet. Low FEVER.—Extract of a letter
dated SeVille, September 22.—" You will have
heard that Cadiz has declared itself in a
state of ineommunication in consequence of the
fever there ; fortunately, however, the deaths
are few in proportion to the number of sick.—
Within these few days, from six to eight
cases of fever have preserved themselves
in this city, but though they are allowed to be
c.mtagious, the medical-board will not admit
them to be the yellow-fever ; at any rare there
is little fear of its extending, as the %veil-
ther is now cool, and every possible measure is
taken by our board of health to prevent its spread-
ing : to night the few sick persons arc to be
removed to the lazaretto out of town. Busi-
ness is completely at .a stand, as vessels of every
description have been detained in the river,
and are not permitted to come bete, in couse•
(pence of having touched at San Lucar."

We under,tand that a Requisition for a Meet-
ng of the Inhabitants of the Parish of St. Clement
'tent Danes, to address the PRINCE on the late

transactions at Manchester, is in ►t course of
signature, and to which already some very re-
spectable names are attache:l.—(;llmin; Paper.)
• Meetings have been called at Tynemouth, and
at Hyton, for the purpose of preparing Loyal Ad.
dresses to the PRINCE REGeNT, expressive of
" their abhorrence of the traitorous atteolpts
now n►alr,ing for the subversion of the Laws and
Government," &c.; arid at %Vilalley and }'enrich,
measures are taking to raise two additional corps
of Yeomanry.
A duel was ro have taken place yesterday morn-
ing on OH Oak Common, between Captain 1)---
and a Surgeon of some eminence in the neigh-
bourhood of Berkeley-square ; but the atiiir be-
ing known, officers waited the arrival of the par-
ties, and prevented the intended breach of the
peace. The dispute originated respecting a fe-
male, 211(1 matters were afterwards adjusted.
The house of James M.Narnara, at Doneen,
near Lemonfield, was attacked and broken into in
time early part of last night, by a gang of desperate •
ruffians, sho fired several shots, and, upon his re-
fusal to give ul► a bridle and saddle , he %vas drag-
ged out, and beaten most unmercifully on the head
with the but-end of a pistol. Al' Namai a's daughter
who had thrown herself:on the body of her father
in order to protect hint from. the fury of thoso

roiscreants, received a clesperhte rifa
tetulllc. Both were so tlarigeroti-lv ill this
in;;, that Ale. Pencock fo,ind it necessary to have
svirgicul esSistartec.—•-(Limerick Paper
of Thursday.)

LOYAL ADDRF,w3,
FROM TrE INII.I3ITANTS OF WALLYNGFORD.

Tile following is a copy of the Loyal Address of
tip(• Inhftbitants of the above Borough, trans-
t►•it"c•d by JOHN UsiDGEs, Esq. Mayor, to Lord
fkiDt.TOUTt-1

To his Royal Highness Georce Prince of Wales,
ii-gent of the United King,lotn of Great liri•

(.4in and Ireland.
We, the Nlttror, Aldermen, Borgesses, Clergy,
at,d other Inhabitants of the Borough of Walling-
f.,cd, in the County of Bucks, humbly approach
,ni;r Royal fli,thness wi h our dutiful assurances
nit loyalty rnd attachment. We are impressed
a due sense of the unalienable right of Eng-
PRIi men to meet to petition either of the branches
ryf tie Legislature, in a legal rind constitu•
(lona% manucr, in all cases implicating their
rights and liberties, civil and religious. We
cannot, however, but express our -deep regret,
that tinder the pretext of exercising this incal-
culable privilege, Meetings have been convened
by inflammatory placards end advertisements, and
disaffected persons have adrlressed the multitude
in language manifestly calculated to produce tu-
mult and insurrection. By Means such as these
oniu:ons have been propagated among the ignorant
end unwary, having a direct tendency to confound
the distinc:ion of socicry, and destroy the sacred
Institutions of our ancestors.
We, therefore, humbly assure your Royal High-
ness of our detestation of such practices, awl of
our unshaken end devoted attachment to his
jcstv's person and Government. and Co the Con-
stitution of these Realms.
JOHN HEDGES, Mayor.

LAW IN ELLI6ENCE.

COURT OF KANO'S. BENCE!, Oct.. 11.
Lowden Arliourncci Siitinx.s. after Triuitu Term: trftiv Sir
(:11ARLEs .113130TT, Chief Justice, and Special Janie:.

•
Pursuant to adjournment, the Chief Jusrice re-
sumed his Sirings this mornimg. D•tring- the va-
cation, the Court has utulergone some repairs; has
been newly painted and coloured, anti rendered
as commodious as the very iticouvenient plat, of
the sttneteife would admit. Several Special Jury-
causes set down in the day's paper, a ere disposed
of, by being either wi,hdrawn or po“poised,—
The only cases worth mew ioning were the fol.

SEITSVA'OOD AND OTDERS, ASRTGNIIES OP CROSBY

AND NON, V. MILF.S AND ANOTIIFR.

This was an action i‘f +rover, to recover pos-
session of a bond for 20 0001 and several ii Ts of
exchange, claimed to he the property of the plain-
till's, and whi.cli the declaration alleged the de•
terldttOtS had converted to their own use.
The plaintia's Case %VHS COMitieted by Mr.SCAR-
LETT, Mr. MAHRYAT, Mr. F. POLLOCK, Rod Mr.
WILDE ; and Ibe defendint* by Mr.'GLTRNtY,
GASELFE, am! Mr. PULLBR.
he act.on arose out of the bankrivey of
Messrs. Crosby and Son, booksellers, Stationer's-
court, Ludgate-hill, to arrange whose affair.,
Mr. Miles, the defer dint, bad been employed by
the ercl!iiors, previous to the issuing of the Com-
mission.

Mr. SC ARLRTT opened !be case at considerable
length, in doing which, be detailed circttawlrices
which, if plover!, wntild tend to preindic.e the
character of the defendants., but as the case wa.
cotuprotnised, by agreeing- to refer it to arbilra-
tation, we think it untair to enter into any further
detail of the transactions which gave rise to the
suit. A nominal vet diet was taken, and the case
was refe' red to Mr. rI

HOPPER, AND oTHERs. ASFIGNEFs OF MESSRS.

MOWBKAV AND CO. V. EVIf.f+P.TT AND Co.

This. was also Nn sction of irovcv to recover se-
ter,l Bills of Exchange, an Exchetper II:II; a
Lite Policy, and ~,evernl other sectiiilies,
it was ailegvd the defendants had converted to
ttiir own ose.

• . .
The plaintiffs' case was conducted b., Mr.
SCALETT, Mr. CAMPSI'i.L RD(' Mr. T 1 N, Dia and
the defendants' by Mt. CviiNtEY, Mr. F. l'of.LocK,
and Mr. CHITTY.

The case opened WAS this :—The bankrupts,
Messrs. Mowbray and Co., in the year 1815,
.carried on the business of bankers at Durham,
having; at the same time branch banks at Darling-
ton, Thirsk, and in London, each of which was
conducted by a partner in.the concern. The de-
tcndants were the town agents of the house; and
in the mouth of July, in the year above-men-
tioned, the bankrupts being apprehensive of t►
run upon their several estabiishmetits, made every
exertion to meet their impending difficulties. The
defendants were at that time largely in advance
to tfiein ; but the ?atter being pat Ocularly anxious
to meet demands upon their London branch, in-
structed their partner, Mr. Stakes, to apply to
the defendants to advance the needful to meet
such demands during the ensuing ►seek. The de-
fendants agreed so to do, on condition that se-
curities should he deposited in their hands, to in--
dennni'y them for any failure.—Mr. Stokes ac-
cordingly deposited the securities' for which the
present action wa brought, hut the defendants,
as was allege d, refused to make the advances re-
quired, claiming to hold the securities in part li-
t:initiation of the general account with the whole
concert►. The Durham Bank, together with its
branches, became insolvent, and stepped payment.
Under the'se circillliStatlCeB the present action was
brought by the Assignees to recover the securities,
on the ground that they were illegally c,utverted,
in breaCh of the agreement above-mentioned.
Mr. Stokes was examined to proce the circum-
stance upon which the whole case hinged, but his
evidence was insufficient to sustain the proposi-
tion contended for by the assignees.- Hoverer,
it was agreed, that a Juror Should be withdrawn,
and that the defendants should give up part of
the securities, which consisted of a life policy,
and a bill of exchange for 10001.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.