The Sun.
London, England, 1819-02-23 00:00:00

PA-RTE."

Let attention be called to this. If the Dia-
mond be JOSEPH'S, the scoundrel either stole the
'jewel itself, or the money that purchased
defy any man to sben•, that one of that villain-
ous family ever came honestly by a tithe part of
its value.

Surely, it ought to be taken from him, and re•
stored to the rightful owner, or applied to the
use of the many victims of Jacobin outrage.

LONDON JOURNALS.

VIGIL.

FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.

[Morning Chronicle.]

AR article dated Vienna, the Bth instant, gives
an account of the visit of the Persian Ambassdor
(who is on his way to our Court) to Prince
Met!ernich, which took place with all the spletee
dour of Oriental pomp. " The Secretary of the
Embassy rode on a rich caparisoned horse, led
by two grooms,' before the state coach, drawn,
by six horses, in- which was the Ambassador,.
and opposite him the Imperial Mihmandar
(Commissioner appointed to attend on the Am-_
bassador) and Court Interpreter, Mr. Joseph Von
Hainmer, who bore on his hands the letter of his
Majesty the Sella!' of Persia, and that of his
Highness the Crown Prince Abbas Miiza, in bags
embroidered with .gold and silver, and in his bo-
som the letter of the Itimadeddewlet (i. e. prop of
the
_Empire), or Persian Grand Vizir Mirza
Schesii-Khan, and of the Chief Vizir of the Crovins
Prince Issa MohaMmed, in bags of red satin:"
It is now stated, that his Imperial Highness the
Crown Prince will nothave the direction of at-
fairs during the absence of his Majesty ; it is, on
the contrary, affirmed that it will be confided to
the Archduke Louis, in whom it was vested dur.
ing the negociations at Aix-la-Chapelle.

[British Press.]

FASHIONABLB is said -that a tila.
tritnonial ninon, for. some time meditated in
high lite, is likely to evaporate in a very simple
way. The yoeng Lady, according to report,
has taken a liking to a youth, about half the age
of her first lover, in the person of an Officer in
the 10th Dragoons, the eldest son of a very
celebrated political Baronet, of large fortune....
The suit of this favourite youth is further sup-
ported by a discovery that the old lover, who is a
widower,, had early in life formed an illicit con-
nexion with a young Lady, and that the discovery
Of his infidelity'on his marriage had caused her
death, at a time .when.she was on the eve of be-
coming a mother..

THE AItMY.

COURT-NIAIITIAL.

On the 10th instant a General Court-Marshal
assembled at Government House, Plymouth, Niti.•
jONGeneral GUARD, President, and continued by
adjournments until ihe-1611), for the trial of Cap-
tain R.-SMYTH, of the 7th Dragoon Guards, on
the following charges, viz.-
1. For sending to Lieut.-Colonel Dunne, his
Commanding. Officer, an-unfounded statement or
report respecting•the conduct and behaviour of a
party of dragoons at the •fairof Glinn, in the
County of Tipperary, which said party had been
detached and sent to the said fair on the applica-
tion of R. O'Donnel, Esq. a Magistrate of that
county., such statement or report being highly in•
jurious to the character of the said. R. O'Donnel,
and of the officers and soldiers belonging to the
said party:
2. For refusing all explanation as to the af.

fair at the fair of Glint), notwithstanding the
same was required on the part of Mr. O'Donnel,
and atterwards'going to the house of Mr. O'Don.
nel with a pistol - and hOrsewhip, and searching
for Mr. O'Donnel, and using threats and insult-
ing language towards him in his absence, such
conduct being highly improper, unbecoming the
character of an. Officer and a Gentleman, and to
the prejudice of good order and military disc►-
pline.

Alter an impressive address to the Court on each
charge by Lieutenant-Colonel DUNNE, witnesses
were examined, and a very excellent reply made
by Captain SMYTHi but it would be premature to
enter into the derails until the proceedings have
received the approbation of his Royal Highness
the Pampa REGENT.

The Bishop of LITCHFIELD and COVRNTRY, as
Dean of Dorhatn, has transmitted to. the MAYOR
of that City 200/., to be distributed amongst the
poor with large families•who do nut receive paro-
chial relief.

A Dispensation has passed the Great Seal to
the Rev. SAMUEL HEYRICK, M. A. Do•
mestic Chaplain to toe 'Edit of LoNSDALE, K. G.
to hold the Rectory of Brampton by Dingley,
together with the Rectory of Carlton, both in
the county of Cambridge, to which he is presenteLl
by Sir JOLLN HENRY PALMER, Bart.

PAR LI A MENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FEBRUARY 22.

Counsel were finally heard respecting the Scots
Appeal, " Gem ge and Sir Patrick Walker, Bait.
/7. Gibson." After which the House, on the
lincvion of the Lord Chancellor, affirmed the judg.
/,,,,,!i•ot the Court heluis.

Counsel, were heard in part on the Scots cause,
" The Earl of Ahoyne v. Lines." ,To proceed
again Frifl,i),
Maultris nt Thomond (one of the Irish
Re-
pvesentative the Earl of Loßsdale, die Earl
al Harewood, awl Lord Crewe, Severally took the
oath, and their Seats.
Mr. Farrell, from the East Imlia Dock Corn-
pAny, presented an Account ot the Receipts and
Dir.,bm,rtnents of that Corporation for the last
year. which %vas kid nip,o the t,ihle.
Gas Light Bill was read the third
time, amid passed,
Thy Earl. ot SuarrEsvoftv presented a petition

fit m,ilir (;liurchk.Ardelis *nu' nii 111 erons orlicr

of the parish of ,st. :\lary
• iirrni',o(lsty, praying fur the l&peal

1 ;it btors. tl t.

Vi,c,Otlt EXMOUTH pr.. sooted 4 Vetiq,,n to the
smile tth.ct, trout the Aierchaws, ()woe's,
owl tolietl, Of thv 'Fowl] And Port 01 Plyttiottih,
togellt r a ith the for,goittg, were ordered
to be laid on Ow table.

I Le Twet,ty Exchequer Lii:l teas
real the thin! titfie. 411,1 ',Asset!.

The Dl:ke of 'AIoNTP.(;sE read the Prince Re-
g,,,, 's r, e Addrrss ibf 'licit. Lord-
ships (for the imiductiou 01 P.pers),
potrin4 ri,qt d rrciiotis wool .1 be given accord-
ingly.—Adjourned till to-morrow.