The Sun.
London, England, 1821-02-03 00:00:00

LOYAL CELP.BRATIQ.Ng'‘

BATH, FEB. 2.—The first Anniversary of his
present MAJESTY'S accession to the Throne was
celebrated in this city, on Monday last, by the
exhibition of flags, the -ringing of bells, and
other usual demonstrations of joy.—The Mayor
and Body Corporate attended Divine Service at
the Abbey, where a truly elegant and ad-
mirably appropriate discourse was 'delivered
by the Rector of Bath, from Isaiah, 33 v. 6.
The Admirals) Captains, and Commanders of
the Royal Navy, resident in this City and neigh-
bourhood, dined at York House in honour of his
Majesty's Accession; Adm. Hamilton, the senior
officer, present in the Chair. The Dinner was
served up in that superior style for which the
York House is so justly famed. The toasts were
corresponding with the honourable occasion of
the Meeting, and were given with all the fervour
of genuine loyalty. At a late hour-the company
departed highly gratified with the good cheer, the
convivial spirit, and the Constitutional zeal, that
pervaded the evening.

The Anniversary of his Majesty's Acees Abu to
the Throne, last Monday, was "celebrated at
Newcastle-upon-Tyne in the same loyal way
that used to be observed during the reign of our
late revered Monarch, by the ringing of bells, dr.!
firing of a royal salute, &c. But for the lanientel
indisposition of the present worthy Chief Magis-,
trate, it is more than - probable the day would
have been further distinguished by a civic
tainrnent at the Mansion-liottse.

The Chelmsford Dinner, on Monday, to-tp-ffi
brate the Accession of Geor:z-e the FoUrth; was
extremely well 'attended. The resident Magi,s-
- J. Crabb, presided, supported by, the
Father of the place, and many 'of the most
respectable Gentlemen of the Coui ty. A va-
riety of. loyal toasts Were drank, and appro-
priate speeches, made. .A dealer in Galenicali.,
believed to be a Radical spy. made cline, oppo-
sition to the toac propo;e:1 in- honour of the
memory of Mr. Pitt. The wof ins-heep's cleft-
lint was pressed upon rather severely - bti Mr.
Crickett and another Gentleman (Secretary to
the Pitt Club) and in time end, 6blip-ed to swallow
a hitter pill. The diFturher was put down, and
harmony restored and preserved unhrokE:so tilt
the close of the festive scene.

Monday being- the Anniversary of •.ls l\'i
jesty's accession to the Throne, the Royal Stan-
dard was hoisted on the Castle, and on Nil-.
son's •Monument, at Edinbur,ol; an-d at twehe
o'clock a royal salute wits fired from theCastir,
Leith Battery,.and the ships of war in the Road'.
After which the 7th Dragoon 'Guards, who, til,"
this time, had marched in from Piershill Barracks
in excellent order, under the Comthand of Lieut•-
Col. Dunne, took their station -on the 'Mr.:und,
and to the west of Prince's:-street. The Royal
Fusiieers; commanded by LieutenantXolonei
Sir E. Blackeney, K.C.8., were also assembled
on the Castle-hill, and a communication having:
been formed between the troops under his corn-
wand, the whole fired a feu de joie. After siAlich
the'troops marched off through an immense con-
course of spectators, which, from the fineness cif
the day, had been collected from all parts of the
city to witness the scene. it was observed as
holi,lay at the -Ibanks and publ:,-offices. •

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

couRT OF Kll`;(i'S BENCH, Fee. 2.

.This day the CifIEFTICE sat a t t Nisi P
and tried several-causes. •
BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE.
YAILE V. VANDYK.
This was an action brought by Mi 34
Valle, a young lady of 18; 'against Mr. Georg"
Augustus Vandyke • a young gentleman of 42,e
to recover damages for breach of prom6e 01
marriage.- The parties were persons trioVing -111
the middle ranks of life;' the-Plaintifflivedin tilt"
house of her mother, and the defendant, who
sent from Demerara, in the West Indies, to Po:
feet himself in a knowledge of the coriiri-..erce
this country, was-introduced to her ; he profess-
ed an attachment, and wrote to the lady's cnoth''r;
declaring honourable views. The tOlinekiOn and
promise of marring,e was at last broken olf by a
letter, stating that a marriage with •the Plaint"' -
would not be satisfactory to his friends, and that
it was impossiblee-a union could take place.
The plaintiff's character was free from stwoi
and, as the promise was proved, the Jury found
a verdict for the plaintiff.—Damages 1001. •

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Yt qterdly, at St. Jatni.9.'s, ‘Vt,struirister, Mr. Peter Youll'.
Tliot 0, 1 Liat4, to Miss ilobinson, of .Ncwcait:e
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At Demdrarri, in Dvcernher last, Benjamin Clifton.
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sun-in-law of the late 'IQ:. Thoa.as Bays, St. Ann
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Westminster.

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