The Sun.
London, England, 1817-04-01 00:00:00

FASHIONS FOR Arita,

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DRESS or VIE COURT SF FRANeE.—VI tide satin petticoat,
bordered with, a rich woik in silver lama of gapes and vino
leaves. ;104 of silver,tissoc, with short sleeves of crape, or-
namented penis, , tucker of crape, three rows,
to correspond with, tho.slecyci., »tlantuan trail) of satin of a
line Tyrian purple, pink, or etheteal blue, embroiderud
round the butt e.riirthii same-tumour as the pettiooat. Tiro
hair elevated on thesummit.of the head, and encircled with
bandeau of diamonds. A full plume of white ostrich and
marabout feathers intermingled. Couyt lappets' of film
Mechlin lace, edged with small pearls ; dlaithitid necklace
'and ear-rings.

lisousu %I'ALHI:4O brass.--10nnd dress of One cambric.,
under a pelisse of emerald-green reps comet, ornamented
and faced with flutings of green and white satin, elegantly
finished by British silk trimming ; the waist girt by a rich silk
ces.don of the sante manufacture, with full tassels. Spring
bonnet of green curled silk, the crown and ornaments of
white satin and emerald green to correspond with the pelisse.
61eso satin half bouts and Limerick gloves. Berlin ridieuto
of green) nod white satin.
• Fantstax Dar.ss.7t-A Frock of white talk over a
'While satin slip; tipper part of the, body is formed of; a
Piece of bdk set 'in full, the lower part plain, sod ornamented
by thee rolls of 'whi'te satin, 'which form a cestus.
sleeve, very short and NH, is ornatuciatil 4130 by rolls,whiele
ine placed byes across the ono, and finished in the middle by
how of ribbon.. Two howsof ribbon are placed, one an
the middle, the other
.at. the end of the shoulder-strop, in
trims. The liottom of the shirt is trininicewith three rolls Of
above v.hich..itre placed bows of ribbon tit regular
distances, awl they .ue sgrnioutsted by a triple Pow of rolls.
Au tipron of traz, Jtimmed pointed bbintl. The hair
isdres.ed very light and low on the temples in front, And the
• hind iniir lenlided 41141 In-might round the crown of the bend.
It is ornamented only with a band and hew of white satin;
viiite.satin slippers ;, white kid glovel,fttfished by bows of rib-
bon at the top. • , •
WeitA txret:Dert"...-M Alit high' nress, -Made It walking'
length; the skirt trimmed alth a. deep -double flounce ad
muslin, pointa ronrid the singe, and worked in a light ton-
:;iii}* ii'otter n the ►f'rt.ilii,tr CollTrlllll4. Over 11119 drys. is a
qAmevr rt. blash•c!,lr,urezl ri?oreirl inr.ttiet, Milde I erritbilftln
the Waist t the holy' is pl,in at the toi-, lent has a little full•
nets at the bAti.on pithy waist, snots standing collar sup-
ports is demble frill: of late votinal the throat. 114
slevves,,flittilied tit the wrists by frop; nomiet.,) tea PIO('
composed sit .1•1111, to con espond with the tyearvii this
crown oval, rather, low, phin at the top, anti foil in Oaf
midst!,; the front, which itvrtssteels, 'l'l'44 with 40 in!et-.
mixture of blond and white silk cord; it is finished by pipit
ttritrgt, and a bunch of exotics in ,front I white kid &sal;
bl-Witt.calour stippers,

A tin Cme ha stolen nut beer, stole nut of the house pi
nr. New Boar(-tttvet, coottliy.
nrir '2OOl, in Ittoitt tit Euglat)(ltiotes, togyilwr
-will) "'enrol Bills of lolzchttogq.sittitioutill 4u not
vile tboasnliki Pounds.

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CORNWALL LEN I' ASSIZES.

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I,ATINcEs-roN, SATutIOAY, NlAticit 29.
DOE, ON DEMISE OP HANLEY. V. MATTHEW WOOD,
ESQ.. LORD I%lAliOit !IV LONDON.
important case came on this morning
Lefore slieeitir
,jury, istILI •is just deeitlol, the
being nonsuited ' The following is the
eottlpiete sketch of the proceedings that it is
pitssihie to make out before the departure of the

The pleadings baying been opened by 1J r.

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Mr. Serjeant llesr'(who had a special retainer
fur this circuit) stated the case on behalf of the
•plaintiff. Ile observed, that though it was one
of the most important to the patties that had ever
cione before o Court, it would be one of the
dullest to the auditors, Who crowded every cur-
tier, and- One of the clearest for the decision of
' thb judge. The plaintiff claimed under three
leases, dated in March, 1806; two of them granted
by a Mr. Carlyon, of this county, and the third
by Lul! 111Ount Falgeennib, to a Mr. J. A. Han-
ley, since dead, to whose rights the lessor of the
phintiff succeeded, as his son. The tern' assigned
in them W 6 tWetity-olie years,' anti the property
consisted of 'certain mines, known by the names
of tireat and Little Crew:is and Campdown. The
lessee, Mr S. A Hanley, died in 1805, and letters
of administration %vete not takers out until some
tithe atterwardi, because it was supposed that the
property of the deceased was not adequate to the
payment., of his debts : some time afterwards a
creditor proceeded to do so, and iii, consequence
' the bull was nrgsd to take out letters of adminis.
tration; btit it had been consider:Ably delayed in
consequence of. 1.,
f4l 1. rse 9111. required to pity
for
the neeesSarystamp ; for it turned Out, that the
value of, the property in the mines was so indefi-
rite, 'Oita it was necessary that a large SUM 911011111
1)12 to, its order to include the whole. The
sent of 30001, Was at length Paid for .1 stamp,
covered an amount of not less titan 300,0001.
The plainta did not mean by this step to indicate
life his interest in the mines was worth us much;
on the contrary, he Would sell it for considerably
less : bit; he could nut swear to a less amount
setistactorily. The plaintiff's case would be very
ttitort, and would consist merely of formal proof
of the leases, and of the letters of administration,
would establish the'plaintiff's right to the
uoless some sufficient detence, were made:
of 11 is lie (Mr. Serjeant had not the least
Iva+ ; for thought seretal defences lied been hinted,
nose would be effeetual. It was to be urged,
'pliticipally, that the leases granted to the person
' to whom the 'issor ()litre plaintiff was representa-
tive, did not conveY'such all interest as could he.
recovered by au action of ejectment; but that the
party ought to have proceeded apnea the Lord
Mayor for a trespass : but this point had already
been decided, that trespass and ejectment were tor
, `thi4 purpoSe analogous.
The Learned Serjeant then :proceeded to call
witnesses so'prove, that the defelidala ivas in piss-
lit:34loll tit the Mities of Great and bittleCrennis,
mitt of Lampilown: After sonic difficulty, it was
established by the brother'of 'the defendant, that
'he Was' working the mine of Great:Crenuis, but
inn the others.
next piece of evidence was the lease of
Great Crctinii mine, and the otherleases of Little
Crennis and Campflown. The Counsel for the
plaintiff called .Nlr. Cailyont iu whose possession
they were; and who refused to produce them, on
• the ituthority of Counsel's 'opinion, that, if exhi-:
1)4%41, his title and interests might be Materially
iejura This pollit was discussed at length by
alt the Counsel on boils sides r and- it was obi-
. mutely decided 'by Mr. Justice, Hootovo, who
tried the CSI4I, that they should be given in evi-
deoce• us by their podia:tido the witness's title
could nos be affected, inasmuch as they were not
-title-deeds.
Mr. Carlyon then banded in. the. three leases,
which were read. Ile %vas examined by MP. Ser-
jeant Ilitsr as to the operutions calm-at:need by
114"leY• semi. ttifsm the,nsu►u3. On his cross-exa-
mination 1w admitted, that thongli the 13th' part
of the produce was reserved to -himself, he had
only_ received obout 151. from his tenant.
Witnesses %Vete also called to show, that Mr.
}Tapley had erected certain buildiugs'and engines
'on the premises for working the mines ; but it
'Appeared, that nothing had been' done towards
working Great Cretin's mine until after Henley's
death; when it came into the poieession 'of Joshua

'toe. ,
klerc the plaintiff's case ceifteltuled ; and the
Arrounev...GeNeam, twin) was also specially re.
t nitwit) submitted, that the plaintiff most be nun.
suited, on. the *ground that by the leases it up,-
prared 4110 they did not convey such an absolute
soul c:,Ausive property to the tenant as could
en. !AL: hint te:mair.tain art action, of ejectment.
Serjeant BEsT replied by urging the nun-
logy bet *vl en vie ct merit anal tresspais ; but 'Mr.
Justice. ilot.tiOp, eX.presSed adeclded opinion in
favour of the object ion7Thiitigh 'the lessee had a
,right to the produce of the mine when worked,
he 11411 no title to the snit even for the term of the
icase, which continued In the landlOrd. Hi, how-
' everotgreeil,to give lea Veto., the
sel in set aside the nonsnit, and to enter a venlict,
shonld,:tha.Court of 'King's 'Bench be of opinion
in his -favour.--Plaintiff ionsuite4.

M. hie FAT 41.1408., formerly .Minister of the King
of 'Spoilt, itilit who is 4v-tilts:to Milks iu quality
of tilt btissador of arrived at Rome.
Cardinal lit:fist:lu kis just given to order to the
Chevalier CANOVA to erect a. monument to the
Otemnry. of l'ius VI. will be. placed in the
,Ciithean
ral of St. Peter.: its plate vas settled by
'deceased l'he statue, which' will he
Of Jnell•olv, .he a figure kneeling before the
I4Mili of the Apostle;. where PIUS •
Weut every
Aiy to ofror op his prayeig.
M. Nijiiihr,l4llfttster of Prussia at the Court
of it printltig there at present a putt of
thrice paisages which have been hitherto wanting
tit the SpecchFrof Cicero,. for M. Fonteins-
anti
C. Rabinini, a-which lie has, discovered the ma-
Ili ,cript in th'e library of the Vatican. kte will
otid thrse..firitiments from the , 91St book of
Livv sod abo'fragtueuts of Seneca:- •

P.-1:1111 t.
lANTAINI,A,SS4ES.orziCAIifiIeIi.VCRGUg, MAI:CII qt.

T 11,141,4,011 .11URDEK.
ti,Krottn Trip, nAtcoN•rectli.Litilp.
John Greer and' nobc;t3 Greer were indicted tor
the murder of Archibald tireer (their lather), at
Church-tumbler, on the 20th of April—the pri-
soner John having girtu hilts 'a wound on the:
head with a hatchet, of which he (lied ; the pri-
soner Robert being
..atiding and assisting. They
were also tried for feloniously oombirling to min:-
der the,saitLArchibaltl.Greer.
This dreadful crime was proved by. an accom-
plice, whose testimony was corroborated by eir-
eutustalltial evidence.
The bearoed Judge addressed the prisoners in a
most solemn and impressive manner, suitable to
the awful situation in whiChsthey stood ; and then
sentenced them to be hanged on Wednesday next.
The -prisoners heard the dreadful sentence of the
in silence, and were immediately conducted
from the'bar back to the gaol.
The trial lasted froth ten until about six o'clock,
and the Conti was crowded to excess.. The pri-
soners are both young men, and married.

t~sasr.tit IlesneTt 23.—John nville and Mi-
chael Keife,' for the murder of Thotwas Dillon and
his wile, were convicted in the County Court, on
‘Vedhesday, and inirsnant to sentence were
11,ini4ed at Gallows•greeti stn Friday, and their
bodies given.over fox dissection..—This makes the
number 11 that ham suffered. fur these nturders,—...
Yesterd;.y John Collins was convicted for thenittr•
der of Collins, o Fiutatiheen, 41Car Nt4-
castle, and orJerecl to be hanged on Monday next.

ruimiErt PARTicuLAtts ov TUE ACTION WITU Tti.E
smiout.Eß,lN RoJIN HOtii~3 BAY.
YAttmount,'Nfa,ecit 27.—The 'Ranger cutter,
Capt. SAYERS, having ,ott board 14 guns, Avith a
complement of, 29 ,men and three fell
with,. on Wednesday, the 19th instant at about
nine Welnek in the evening, a large. luggerof 12
nine.pounders, with 9 muskets, alit! 36 men, Itity7
lug on board it cargo of contraiJand gtrods ; on
the lugger being fired at to bring to, she returned
the fire, when an action commenced, which lasted
for an hour and a half; the loss of, the Roger,i hat
beenievere, 3 killed and 7.wounded : loss on
the part of the smugglers cannot beaseertainpd,
as they quitted their_, vessel; but from the nature
of the, fire, they most havelitafered conside.rahly,
Captain SayF.as succeeded in,capturing the vessel
And her cargo, notwithstanding the unequal con,.
test, and in securing two men and a boy ; and, it
is to be hoped they will he the means of hi inging
to justice a set of desperate and depra;(o,l men,
who have now added the crime
....of ,murder to
otheiracis of illegal tendency. This was her sixth
trip, and she had on board 507. ankers,' 945 half
ditto of spirits, 206...higs ofteas, 47 bitles
of, silk
Juoitikerchiefi, '27 bales of tobacco, 9 boxes of
carets, besides cordials ; .the „whole is computed at
upwards of 90001. Government have offered:sool.

Cur the apprehension at any of her crew, to be
p on conviction. (n atternonn the
bodies of the above Men were. conveyed from the
Wt.e,tlers', Inn to the place of interment, preced-
etl`by the'beadles of the parish, a party of their
messmates twn and two, the .collector and comp 7
trollcr of the COStOIII6, Captitio SAYUS, Lie
CLAXTON, .and ; e4rh of time
bodies were carried by thecrew of the Tartar re-
venue cutter, and'ditring the ceremony minute
guns were fired from that .vessel, and a flay; placed.
half-mast high on the steeple. Thus every pos-
bible' respect was &hewn to• the valone'of these
brave but unfortunate men.

Stit'ltErOß MEDICAh ADVICH.*--DrS. COOPER,
IIUNIti3E, and Co. of. Charlotte-home, opposite
the Rev. Rowland 11111's Chapel, have established)
another Medical Board in IVoodstock-street, Ox-,
ford-street, adjoining New Bond-street, where a
Physician and Surgeon, Members of the Royal
College of London, of thirty years experience,
reside. That thousands have •been restored to
health by their united talents, without confine-
ment, is indisputable, after hospitals had:failed.
Eruptions on the head, face, and body, ulcerated
throat, swellings in the neck, nodes on the shin
bones, cancers, strictures, fistulas, ,pains in the
head and limbs, and'nervous debility, are diseases
which•appear years after, and often destroy domes-
tic happiness. Messrc Coopett, MUNROE, and Co.
are consulted daily at .both houses., until nine at
night, where aitthe Members of the Board alter-
nately attend. There are side doors at each
house, and private rooms for females, who are
treated with the greatet delicacy. Advice gratis,
at Charlotie House, Wackfriars, TneSday, Thurs-
. day, and shnday ; and at Woods.tock-.house,
Monthly, IVednesday, Priday, and Stiadays., until
Itt o'clock.
* Tim Viivi and Fistuln thaw! wj hoot cuttins.
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n At a meeting lately held at DAkeith, consist-
ing of respectable farmers and others, friend!), to
the yeomanry service,
,Mr. EFIBLTIOIE Of Carliing,
ton, who had formerly belopged to the Mid
Lothian yeomanry, proposed that those persons
who had bcen yeomen' and were neither unable
nor unwilling still to be of actual service; to their
country, it neeessaty and aoy. others willing to
kilo in the agreement, should pitulgethemselyei
to the Lord Lieutenant, as ready to join the
fective yeomanry of the county, in care of
inger
to the country from foreign or domestic enemies;
and to act either as s reinforcement to them or
as a separate provision.Al troop, in ease of the
regular yeomanry beiog called out of the county.
The meeting was well ;attended, a good massy
names were pot down, andthe paper left in the
hands of Mr.
,Mottison for farther signatores„
About five anti twenty sat down to a mess dinner
after the meeting. There 1143 been ill thjs, Wa,y tt
very respectable addition matte to a most useful
and constitutional mode. of potecting the county,
either in time of invasion, or in any period of con,
fusion, which , might De escited by dr;sigoing or
disaffected persons, should any,such exist in the
country, and be disposed to dirAtub its ,tran•
'.Doctor D. J. H. DICKSON, of Clifton, 'iris.
tol, has been-elected-A kilo* of the Itoyai
ciety of Edinburgh. 4

POLICE IN I'I:,LLIGENCE.

BOW-STKEWV.

STAGa COACNM EN AND Gumtus.----On Sunday
afternoon at Portuguese Gentleman arrived in
London by one of the. Bath coaches, and was set
down at the White Bear Cotfee-house, in Picea-- •
dilly, where.he intended to stop during his stay in
London. His luggage was taken into the house,
and the Gentleman proceeded immediately to the
house of the'Portuguese Ambassador, upon State
business, "first haying desired the waiter of the
house to .give the coachnian Ma guard a shilling',
'each, there having been several others between
Bath and .London. These fellows not deeming
the two shillings a .snfficient gratuity, had the im-
pudence to take the Gentleman's luggage out at
the house,, put it into the coach, and take it to
the inn where the coach: puts up. On the Gen-
tleman applying at the inn, difficulties were raised.
there, so that he could not obtain, it, which in-
duced him to apply at the abOve Office, where ire
stated to Sir N'. CONANT, the Sitting'Magistrate,
that his trunk contained official papers of the Ut-
most consequence, which he was
,to Shave laid be-
fore the Ambaisador: On Sunday, and afterwards
was tts have returned them by an express to Fal-
mouth ; though he was' still deprived of them by •
this outrage. If such conduct had been practised
its Portugal; all the persons would have been im-
prisoned for six months at least. The worthy
Magistrate regretted 'extremely the inconvenience
the Gentleman had been put to, mid plromised hint
every possible assistance to bring the parties to
condign ,punishuienfi but he had -no suenmary
mode of proceeding, and. must act according-to
the law of this country. -
DARING STREET Rosnu.ay.---Yesterday after-
noon, between two and three o'clock, as Lieut.
Downes was passing 'through the Strand, near
Essex-street, tae :was attacked by a gati of rob-
bets,
one of Nill6lll:was observed by a' Gentleman
to rake a silver snuff-liox out otAlie, Lientenant's'
pocket : the Gentlemen' seized- thetillain, and a,
scale ensued, in which the,robber:contrived' to
put the.suali-pox into the pocket 'from whence
be had taken it.; but Lieutenant ]latches Was po-
sitive that, previous to :the auto k, the snuff-box
was under his pocket-handkerchief, and after the
villain returned it, -he found it at the ton of his
handkerchief : he secured the robber, and brought
hint to the Office himself, when he was reco,,,t-
nized to be an obi offender:of, the name of Henry
Pope, He was committed to Newgate for trial.

11A1"10N-G:IRDEN.

UNNATURAL TREATMENT TO A PARENT..-YCS-

terday Thomas Grimly was brought up by IVhite-
hair, .a constable, being, charged -by Mrs. Eliz.
Grimly, of Somers Town, mother to the prisoner,
with assitqlting and;threatening her life. The case
being made ont, be• was committed ;. 'to gite 24
hours' notice of hail to answer the assault at the
Sessions ; and the Complainant was,irecommended
'by the Magistrate to exhibit articles ,of the peace
against him.

sco'rcil BANKRULYrs.