The Sun.
London, England, 1828-05-08 00:00:00

COUNT DE SEZE.

PARIS, MAY 3.—The Count de Seze, Peer of
France, President of the Court of Cessation, and
Member of the Academy Francais, died on Satur-
day last, at eight o'clock, at his hotel in the Rue de
Quatre Fils. Ile had entered on his eighty-ninth or
ninetieth year. All France will feel the loss of a
man who honoured her by his virtues, his talents,
and his courage, the employments to which he ge-
nerously devoted a part of his life, and the dignities
to which his merit and his set vices raised him. But
whatever was the eclat of his latter years, it may
justly be said that the honours of the Peerage, and
of the Supreme Magistracy, were less an equivalent
than a recompense of his past glory. On the trial of
• Louis XVI., M. de Seze, joining his councils to
those of the virtuous M. Malesherbes, and the wise
M. Trencant, was judged worthy by his two illus-
trious colleagues, and by the unfortunate Monarch
himself, to animate, by the powers of his eloquence,
the most just aid the most noble of causes. This
immortal pleading will always be a model of the art.
of oratory, and also a monument of rare courage,
which triumphs over a situation in which the perils
of the advocate become as great as those of the
victim.

It is easier to conceive than to describe the sor-
row which the King, the Dauphiness, and all the
Royal Family, feel at a loss which must renew so
many cruel recollections. When the illness of M.
de Seze was publicly known, not a day passed with-
out his receiving marks of attention, and the most
tender consolations from the Tuileries. These were
without doubt, evidences of esteem, and, we dare
say, of-personal affection ; but they were also a dis-
charge of the religious legacy left by the will of
Louis XVI.

As soon as the greatness of his danger was
known, the Archbishop of Paris came to him, and
from the hands of this venerable Prelate, M. de
Seze received the last offices of religion.
Before expiring, M. de Seze gave his paternal
benediction to his children, and at the request of
the dying father, the Archbishop joined his blessing.
Mons. de Seze leaves two sons and a daughter.
The daughter is married to the Baron Rohault de
Fleary, a Field Marshal, of great talents. His
younger son is Master of Requests; his elder son
succeeds to the title of Count, and to the Peerage
of the illustrious defender of the martyred King.
The funeral of M. de Seze will take place on Mon-
dav
next, at eleven o'clock. The body will be car-
ried to the Church of St. Francis of Marais, the
parish of the deceased.

Mrs. HANNAH MORE has, by the advice of
some of her most intimate friends, removed from her beau-
tiful residence, Barley Wood, to the house lately occupied
by the Dr. WHALLEY, on Windsor Terrace, Clifton.
AI rs
. MORE is now in the 88th year of her age, and is in
the 'enjoyment of all her faculties, and in good health.

BLOWING UP OF TWO GAMING HOUSES.-
On Saturday night, in consequence of information received
at the Head Police Office, Peace Officers LYNCH, Cox,
full business, in the house
MACAW l; HARTLY, DIXON, GILEERT, JONES,
31‘Do cu tr, 11,!
-"Nix, and Russ ELL, proceeded to a "Hell,"
No. 4, Burgh-quay,
carrying
refused admittance, they effected an entrance
by breaking in the outer door with the assistance of sledges,
and two inner doors in succession by similar aid. In a
parlour, on entering, they found the entire of the gamb-
ling apparatus, us if immediately after being at work.
After a smart pursuit and c!ose search, they apprehended
eight persons, concealed in different parts of the premises.
These, together with their " gambling appointment.,"
they took to the Head Police-office. On their returning
to which they were fortunate enough to detect another
similar establishment, also in full business, in which they
succeeded in making 18 prisoners. The whole bevy was
yesterday morning brought up before the Alagistrates,
when eight of them deposited 10/. each, as security for
their appearance this day before the police authorities, to
answer the charge against them. The remainder of their
companions in misfortune, or perhaps more properly in
vice, were, in default of hail, committed to the care of the
Governor of Newgate.—Dublin Morning Post.

(From the Oriental Herald of May.)
" Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori!"
'Tis over !—that look to the fast-setting sun
Shows too plainly the race of existence Is run!
That flush on thy cheek, and thy dim, closing eve,
Tell too truly thy glorious career is gone by !
And the breast in the morning so haughty and bold,
With the shades of the evening is wither'd and cold !
How proud ! when the death-fires in volleys were flashing,
When the sabres around thee thy comrades were clashing;
How scornful thy glance at the foeman's array,
Yet subdued by a thought of the friends far away
Oh ! vain was the hope when the battle was o'er,
That thou soon should'st revisit thy own native shore,
And that plenty and peace would unsparingly shed
All their blessings and smiles on the conqueror's head
That hope and thy life-blood are ebbing away,
And soon will but leave thee inanimate clay;
Yet her name on thy lips lingers tenderly yet,
Whom in joy or in peril thou ne'er cculd'st forget ;
And the sighs and the tears you exchanged when you parted,
Are as fresh in thy heart as they were when they started.
'Tis over !—that pang was the last thou wilt feel
From fond recollections or enemy's steel ;
And, though amidst heaps of the dead thou may'st lie,
The-fame of thy victories never shall die!
For Albion will honour the brave who are slain
In defence of her rights on the blood-deluged plain ;
And the warm tear of beauty be shed o'er his grave,
Who perish'd so nobly his country to save!
While bards in-their hyinnings shall consecrate those,
Who could barter their own for their kingdom's repose.

P. G. J.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

COUNTRY DIARY.--SATURDAY, Miv 10.
Breeze, H. jun., Great Yarmouth—King's Head inn, Yar
mouth
Johnson, E., Kingston-upon-Hull—George, Kingston-up-
on Hull ll
James, N., Bristol—Commercial-rooms, Bristol
Pattinson and Co., Leeds—George, Kingston-upon-Hull

INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHARGED,
Petitions to be heard at Portugal-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields,
May.l3, at Nine.
Bradley, William, Limehouse, clerk in the customs
Day, William, Lambeth, dealer in horses
Graves, Nathaniel, Southwark, assistant
Harrison, German, New-road, carpenter
Holcombe, John, Thornhaugh-street, cowkeeper
Montgomery, Sir Henry C., Pimlico, Bart.
Nugent, Oliver, Southwark, baker
Powell, George, Holton, greengrocer
Lambert, Bernard, Brandon, gentleman
Lewis, Henry, Trevethin Pontnewynicid, famor
11PNicol, Donald, Edinburgh, agent
Neck, Charles, Chelsea, assistant
Parkin, Robert, Newington, shoemaker
Harber, George, Clerkenwell, bricklayer
Raymond, George, Chelsea, land-surveyor
Spendlove, Hester Sidmouth-street, schoolmistress
Staffbrd, Daniel, Vauxhall, currier

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.-Sir Charles
and Lady Cockerel!, in Piccadilly, from Morton, Glou-
cestershire; Lord George Hervey, in St. James's-square,
from Portugal ; Sir John Cope, Bart. from his seat, Bram-
shill Park, Hants ; Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott, at their
house in Grafton-street, from Rothetfield Park, Hants;
the Countess of Mengden and Mr. and Mrs. M'Donald, at
the Nyde Park Hotel, Hyde Park-place ; Mr. and Mrs.
Yard, and family, at ditto, from Brighton ; Mr. and Mrs.
Rigby, and Miss Rigby, at ditto, from Staffordshire; Cap-
tain Colvile, 3d Guards, at ditto ; Mrs. and the Misses
Salisbury, at the Brunswick Hotel, Hanover-square, from
Salisbury ; the Rev. John Delafield and the Lady Cecil
Delafield, at Marshal Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-
square, from the Earl of Limerick's, Berke; William
Leigh, Esq. and Mrs. Leigh, at ditto, from Roby Hall,
Lancashire ; Viscount Lorton, at ditto ; John Hall, Esq.
Mrs. and Miss Hall, at ditto ; the Rev. S. W. Mister, at
ditto; the Rev. Godfrey Wright, at ditto; Richard H.
Roundel!, Esq. at ditto ; Edward Nicholas, Esq. at ditto ;
W. P. T. Wickham, Esq. at ditto ; Hippisley Tuckfield,
Esq. and family, at ditto ; the Rev. J. Cleland, Mrs. and
the Misses Cleland, at the British Hotel, Jerznyn-street
Mrs. and Miss Shirley, at Ellis's Hotel, St. James's-
street; Lord and Lady Clifton, at Kirkham's Hotel,
Lower Brook-street; General Walpole, at ditto, from
Norfolk; Lord and Lady Hopetoun, and family, at Mivart's
Hotel, Lower Brook-street ; Lady Musgrave and family,
at ditto, from Ayston Uppingham ; Sir Cullen Smith, at
ditto, from Kent.

D EPA RTURES.—Lady Mordaunt, Miss Mor-
daunt, and Miss Sophia Mordannt, from Marshal Thomp-
son's lintel ; Lord and Lady Thurlow, from ditto ; Ge-
neral Browne and R. C. Browne, Esq. at ditto.

A RRIVALS AT TUNBRIDGE WELLS.—
Lord Forbes, Dr. and Mrs. Goodenough and family, Mrs.
Lushington and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rittin, Mr. and
Mrs. Twopenny, Dr. Stroud, Mr. Kirby Tomlinson, Mr.
Knight, Miss Wombwell, Mr. Johnstone and family, Mr.
Durham and family, Mr. Scudamore. Miss Scu.lamore,
Capt. Hutchinson, Capt. Grant.; the Duchess of Marl-
borough, Richmond Villa; Lord Henry Churchill, Cum-
berland Villa; Dowager Countess of Minto, Mr. and
Lady E. Boileau, Surry-place ; Miss Perkins, Wellington-
place; Capt. Haigh, I, Rock-lodge; Mrs. Graham and
family, 1, Vale Royal ; Mrs. Sutherland Grwme, Vale
Royal; Mr. and Miss Holmes, Parade; Mr. and Mrs.
Paul, Grove-lodge.
DEPARTURES.—LatIy Byron, and Mr. and
Mrs. Coffin, for Brighten ; Mr. Benezet, for Worthing ;
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hunt, for Cheltenham. _ _

ARRIVALS AT CI-lELTENIIA M.—Lord Ca-
van, Hon. Berkeley Noel, Sir D. and Lady Forrest, Col.
St. Clair, Lieutenant-Colonel Meall, Lieutenant-Colonel
Pearce, Lieutenant-Colonel Jones, Lieutenant-Colonel
Cunningham, Dr. Vanderburgh, Rev. Mr. Handley, Rev.
G. Smith, Rev. G. Hunt, Rev. J. Hensman, Rev. J. H.
Breynton, Captain Stainer, Captain Crosse, Lieutenant W.
S. arew, Mr. and Mrs. Collins, Mr. and Mrs. W. Boyer,
Mr. and Mrs. Lumfield, Mr. and Mrs. Blayney, Messrs.
Stanton, Raymond, W. H. Ker, Polhill, Carnor, Bolton,
Harrison, Hooper, Stewart, Lemaistre, T. Maequoid, G.
Bowen, A. Palmer, Aufrere, A. Page, S. Branch and
family, J. B. Lloyd, Gould, W. Anderson, Currie, G.
rlaatt3° andn;
Harris, Dennis, Griffith, Jones, G. B. Maui, W. APlnroy,
Uniacke, W. G. Andrews, Fitzgerald, Browne, Johnson,
Carr, Pye, Merrick, Lechmere, Price, J. Best, Albert,
MistressesDttckenfi j
e 1 d,. GBerestg?Brya,reAlaly, ullGinrs,iffilt3ha,rncaortolk,
e,Wßnd
W. V
family; Misses Williams, Everett, Slingsby, &c.
;ARRIVALS AT BATll.—Dean of Winches-
ter and family, Sir IL Sawyer, Sir D. and Lady Forrest,
Sir H. and Lady Northeote, Sir T. Champneys ; Colonels
Jarvis, Douglas, Macdougal, Selway, Blair ; Lieut.-Col.
Hogge ; Captahis Ellis, Newman ; Lieutenants Marshatn,
Huffhum ; Dr. and Mrs. Landon, Rev. Dr. Pitt ; Rev.
Messrs. Smith, Professor Craven, Templer ; Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas, Garde, Scroope, Gwatkins, Morgan, Northey,
Smith, Tollner, Middleton, Lloyd, Matthews; Messrs.
Evans, Worms, Evered, We.tworeland, Dilwyn, Morgan,
Northage, Lax, Griffin, Prosser, Bennett, Goldstone,
Miles, Beale, Darlev, Gibbs, Overend, Michaelson, Bris-
coe, Beaumont, Perry, Parr, Elliott, Griffith, Riddle,
Stuart, Tudway, Worrall, Taylor, Watkins, Saunders,
Musgrave, Clifton ; Mistresses Maxwell, Johnson, Holmes,
Clutterbuck, Beaumont, Strachey, Mortimer, Thomas,
Timbrell, Thompson, Park ; Misses O'Mans, Pollard,
Baker, King, Savage, Yates, Hart, Pillans, Duffin, Ford,&c.
ARRIVALS AT HASTINGS.—This beautiful
and admired watering place, which, at this advanced sea-
son of the year has generally been deserted, still contains a
vast number of fashionable sojourners; among whom are
the Duchess of Marlborough, the Marquis of Blandford
and family, Mrs. Benson and family, Mrs. Mena, Mr.
Lombard and family, Captain and Mrs. Lowe, Mr. Dud-
ley, Mr. and Mrs. Trevor, the Misses Trevor, Lady Sin-
clair,
the Miss St. Claire, the Hon. Mr. and Miss Curzon,
and the
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Mr. and Mrs. Sharpe and family, Lady Kensington, Mr.
Mr. and
Mrs. Fisher and family, Captain and Mrs- Dick and family,
Mrs. and the Miss Randalls, Mrs. W. Johnson and family,
Hon. Miss Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Judd, Mrs. Horsley,
Me. and Miss Pidcock, Reverend J. Olive, Miss Bond,
dwards, Mr.
family, Mrs.
Major and Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. and Miss RussAl, Mrs.
I%\l%o'iolrliea'ffnalVseiyis,"deneral and
Sz.nsom, Mr. and the Miss Sansoms, Rev. T. Smith,
Mm s. and the Miss smiths, Mrs. and Miss Jeffries, Mr.
Campbell, Captain Langhain, R.N., Mr. and Miss Utton,
Mrs. and Miss Smith Bird, Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland,
Hunt,rs. and
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