The Sun.
London, England, 1817-02-20 00:00:00

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20,

OFFICE OF .01tD.VANCE, •AL, 3, 1317.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-
, IR.97T'S ORDN2INCE do.hyrsfry give Notice,. al,
"Pr;;;osals,trill de rereired at their Wire in P'Ull-yoll,
or before :lloielay, the 24!h InAtunt, Pool wit P:r.ioas els
?pay he, waling to .10,,ketake the Supply of TOOLS orvari-
0114' DentipiilMS Ar Service of thii Drpartwnt for a pe...
rind ,of „:11Mee Yvstf, &terming* after the empiration of the
first Yeli4ispon notice of Three dllonth,s, at the aptly), of ell her
ParlY,

Patterns sq*-the ?trilbies may be viewed Upoltapplication at
the pi:wiper/ ;Storekeeper's office 'in the' rattier lint! jar-
ther Particrilars, together: with', Ike Terms. pled Conditions
,tf the Onntril'et, *Lao be.hnown at the Secretary's Office, in
Poll-Mall aforesaid, any day hettrcen the Hoare of ?'en
and Four o'Cluck, where the Proposals must he' delityred,
realest ap, and endorsed, " Proi)eisais for Tools, &e. hut
no Proposal eats .1w adulated after the said 2.lth instant, at
Twelsye o'Clockat :Vain, of the sante day ; 'wither will any
Tender he notieed, unless the Perity making it, or an ,Igent
i 4 &chain:hall aliens!. •
Bit Ohl& of the Board,
R. H. CREff, Secretary.

SCVENTEEN YEARS. ESTABLISHED.
PHE Public arc respctfully invited to an in-
spection of the very -large and cheap Stock of IRISH
SHIRTING and SHEETING CLOTH now on Sale at No.
4, the South-side of Bloomsbury-square. The Compan ~
from the nature of their establislimentsitere and in Ireland,
offer to the community the above article, much cheaper and
better that they can be procured through any other medium.
Their linens are bleached under their own inspection, with-.
out the help of acids. They warrant their durability and co-
lour, and engage to return the money should a fault appear.
Country orkrs faitlarally attended to. Agents, John Donovan,
No. 4; Illiiinn'Sbury-stinare, LondOn ; John Doyle, No. 31 ,
S. Mary's Abbey, • Dublin. Good bills on Ireland, or Irish
Bauli note, taken in payment fur Linea, or discounted.

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SIX WEEKS AT LONG'S ;. S:lt irical Novel.
By, A LATE RESIDENT.
• . " Longo ordine gentes.".
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C ; addressed to his Royal Highness the
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iteruisioo of Trade, and. our sudden transition from a Sys-
tem of ex' en.ire War to a state of l'eate :" in,which the sup-
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ries and Foreign Trade is investigated.
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This Day teat published, price Is.
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by T. Kaye, Liverpool.

YAW INTELLIGENCE,

WATERLOO DRUDGE.
In the. Court ot Chancery, yesterday, tbeLorm
Cii NCE LLoli ovt jadgmeot in the ease of E; rev.
the IVaterto+bridge CoMpany.- Lortfship di-
rected the Injunction • to .be dissolved; but with
permission for the plaintiff .to bring-^n action for
damages, and the defendanti to give tour opulent
persons as security; to.answer whatever damages
the Jury may give. He, however, found fault
with the plaintiff for allotting the defendants to
go on so far as they did, before.he filed his bill.
In a few minutes after the judgment was pro-
nouneed, the workmen began to pull down the
houses, which, with Mr. EGG'S, are to make room
for the new street Into the Strand from the bridge.

COURT' of KING'S BENCH, Fen. i 9.
SPECIAL JURICI.'I?,

THE .KI,PIO ti. WOOD AND COLVILLtI

This WHS an indictment against, the ,defendants
fur a conspiracy to sell and pro Cure, for money,
an appointment to an office in the Excise..
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL abandoned that part
of the indictment which charged the defendants
with the conspiracy, it being agreed, by . their
Counsel that they should be found guilty upon the
fifteenth count, ts hick charged them only with a
misdemeanour.
The defendant was accordingly found Guilty.

THE KING V.JOHN MUSHBTT AND HANNAH BOYD.
This was an indictment against these defendants
for writing and publishing a libel against Robert
iVoodmas, Esq. a gentleman residing in Montagu-

strare.
The libel was too gross and indecent for publi-
cation. The dttfendants were brought up in cus-
tody from the Bench .Prison, bitt had no
Counsel to defend them. (Jo on being -called upon
for their defenee,. they confessed the publication,
but' insisted upon the truth of it.
The Jury I°ol.ol hem both Guilty.

FRAZER V. MARSH.

nis was an action for running down the plain-

tiff's phaeton, and considerably injuring her
person. The vase was this plaintiff was
the widow of Mr. Fraser, an Optician in Bond-
street, and
the defendant was a young Lady un-
der age, residing at. Clapham Common. On the
9th of November last, the detendant coating to
town it) her chariot, met the plaintiffin a one-

Morse phmton, and the linty. coming in contact
with the former was upset, and the plaintiff thrown
1-tto the road, the phaeton its If was considerably.
broken, the subsequent repairs amounting to six

pounds.
A great deal of evidencC was examined on both
sides ; .the only question in the cause being, whe-
ther the plaintiff's son, who drove the phaeton,
or the defendant's coachman, %vas in thewrong.
The Jury, after retiring for some time, found a
verdict fur the defendant..