The Sun.
London, England, 1816-08-10 00:00:00

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bertAnfenh fl-ont the (.:d battalion of tl,e 731
hart beeit ordered frotn Noiringlom to Waiver-
The 7811, re,;ititeitt, nun,. in Indiai ie nintimt•
ed as having !fern ordered 10 return to England.
The nun-cotnntissicined thlicers mid men of the
regiment, on being, diMandcd, were
:raiisferred to the atli battalen
_of the GOtia regi-
ment.. • • •

1;1;itit• troops' of linyal horee Guards'. (131ne) re-
main tit ‘l'indsor; ( o at Reading, ellti Otte itt
The Dpolsof all the regiments in 11)(114' are
orderea 11-(Mi fife Lle‘ of IVig,lit to Chelmsford
those of the 170, (Stull, left the islangt
on 310ndav; and are oil 0)61- route 110 W froni
Portsnionth to Cheliniford.
Part' of the Depot of the 14th Foot marched.
into Deptford List week, for the Purpose of pro-.
cLeding to the 2d battalion, now stationed at

A large reinforrement i 3 expected shortly to
,
eirthat k at Gravesend for the Cape ot.Good Hope,
to join the 72d tiltrt!.
The 10:3(1 and 10-iih legion:tits xre intended to
be reduced.
The number of (omits raked by the Staff
• k thronieiont Great falls short of what:,
rni;lit have been expteted.

1):_::;,-; or. 6,..iitENC!E•

The Dike 01. CLARKNOT: has !seen alarmingly
HI for the 1 sst two or three day.; with a violent
complaint in the stomach, accompanied with in-
flammation. On Wednesday evening the sv(u•s-
toms were of that dangerotts ILltittc theft the
skims in attendanCe W:ts ;whited to send expresses:
to the Qaeen and to the Prince ne;._:ent tit_l;ti, It
1011. The. Prince rind the Unite of Cambridge
immediately set all for :Bushey, and the Dike re-
mained with his brother all night, In the morn-
ing, as the Queen was on the point of set tieg our
to see bins, a second express( brought word that he
was, better.- Indeed Isis Roy2l,l4ighness was. Set,
much better yeSterday that the Prince anti
left hitt), and come to town to Gioncester House,
to'communicke the infmniation or his rerovery
to the Duke and Duchess of Gluuttcestt'r, with
whom likewise were the Queen awl the Prinres,;"
Elizabeth on a morning, visit. ,Afteht'ards !tort'
'Majesty* a'nd het two rtonghters' went to Gtnit.4l•
ford [louse to see the Princess Charlinte,.ind
mained there about threr-tinatterß of .an
In the evening the Prince itegeot dined at,C,,in;e!-, •
ford 1-lonse, with 'Prince Leopold and a flatly of k
Gentlemen, inchulings utnong toiltcy;, the Dokct
of Ctnnbridge, the. Austrian Amba'ssa;loe; bon!'
Castlereagh, Mr. Canning, :toil CiAt::t Mut:Ste'',

roucirrs

There has jiist appeared in the Newsp,-river fir (hp.
Rhine, t!leitur from Foy ca to th,e D to
t..t.vG•ros. written intv:ll in the ;Awe :pi; it I,i,
!anein, Itelinttq. ile li" the ion!aeizy to'Hk of
hia having bottomed his life, &e, : he
the abstodity-of admitting' the princ!iplet,
timatry : there are it {e‘ words of
Mike or Orleani„ 1")
„a the i.v,o,e it woat
tends firebrand. lie prays God that the
doctrine 'at legitimacy may 1101 ealite tmc:7!t
bl(Mddled in Fr:lnce as the doctrioe o equality
tbe Police has seized the paper wherever it etodde
—This docoment, we ate informed, eontaini it,
itistikeation of fottr.prominent points : the
the return of bis,Majeity r the FonehCs op-
pointment to, and fl el:vitt:lute 61, the administra-
tion of the Police ; the :,3tl, the V-ing's Ordiaance
of 24111 :of July ; the 4th, Bouclid's' embassy tti
Deesden, This State Paper will not he rtittl'n'ith-
otit'intereSt._ The Doke of Otranto briasts of the
approbation of the tinting the whole of
his coridnct since the month of June;
and declares, that searpely one of his actions but
was honoured With., his previons cotteartence.--
The style throu:hont'is that of discontent
and arrogance—" To a Villa tar inexperiencett,.
'man," says he, `` the Ministry of the Police (at
the restora.tion) knight hate been an object of atit
bition , for time who knew the perils that enti.
toned it, all the patriotism I have so tintg felt for
my country was requisite to induce nw,,to necept:;;
it. I knew 1 Wai preeißitatittg Myself lit theraNyti,
but,, after haring honoured my tip, I icaS
to illustrate my death."

pArericr LARs ()I,‘ 'l*lll7 Aqt..‘k:StN
()E, LYELL, PrIIE AT.M.VI)I3II).
The death of Mr. Lvat.t. (not ,L4/0,
Cady spelled) at Madrid, as we, yestet'th stated,
is Ctilly i:ontirmed !iv official accomitsfront .tit
• VAUGHAS hliVoy at the s,ipanisli ,
COvertintent at hotne,• atitVaho by letters
(runt ati Enp,lish Gentleman -at Madrid to Mt;,.
VI. 4, it a-
peals, was in ti,e daily habit at p
itt the.
;tetiro from felt o'clock in the niorttint; titrtA cr.
o'clock in the afternoon, at Wltieli Loot. lie ;ret,e...
rally tliited in company with a countryman„ with
whom ht had contracted tin intimacy. On the 2lst
of July,
•MY....LYELL' railed to tetura to dinner et
the usual !tont', acid his friend %vatted iii yarn
coming home thiriit4 the tehole of tb:a il;glJt.
Next he COffmthilieatvir thy ifb:,:!occ ~t"
Mr. L. to ,Air. VAcanA:Ci, 'who eanteti
intinitii to be ovule tot -Mar; hit the'crltuse of
the itioniry it iran,!coril that fin
!wind milr;leretl in the Retiro h&j- vett taken at 4
the Hospital to ht ti tied : tit 003 'Ogee
reeogniSol by his ft !cod, who, on ex,oniolog- the.
1)otly, foUtnt on it seven tlittinet stabs, given by
ionle Itiangstlar itistottmenti. gitelt IN a bayonet 01'
at tuck, is generally eorriegi in a tmou or
stick. Out applicatbot of Mr. VA he ..`3.fat-,
-nish Government initle every enflea throngli
the weins pit 13oliee, to fiAt',!.the as.salsins.
and Alit of the intirtler, bot, try l'arits is yt:t
linrswni it eireet: tlr.
hart 13:111 'Sparliiii money, to are amount of
abatit Z3Ci!, which he bad reeeivt,l front Mr.
t (lay itrevinnt, Ile ki.'MN x man
or 4111,111,1 f 117:lainict die
lit
10.•44 forifivrly the !Wilily ',it'd CA.Ttie:,k
,inN I le'l;:::l;:edr.:tilloyabt'"2";".ye

S''.( ON 1) TR 1 CNN IA L REPORT
w ,C;CNIMISSIONERS OF WOODS AND I,OIIESTS,

Tire most interestin4 subject' at present treated
of in this report, which is n Very long one, relate
lo the pepOseti new Streets, Marylenone• perk,
Canal, &c. The Commi;shiners ul Woo6s
Vorests have, it appears, paid over divers large
sums, and interest MA:ruing front large sions, to
1:816v 'Street Commissionets, for planting the Dank
•and commencing the buildings : still the pingoi g
expencet were large, and fresh advances for the
ptirehase of situations came in slowly. The fol-
lowing is the statvment of the Commissioners on
this head, together with the explanation of Air.
~lxxl►, their surveyor :
• " The atwoilit of expellees incurred in forming,
inilosilig, and planting this park, beyond the re-
'Venue whick,hus arisen from it since the year
.1811, When the plan of Mr. Nash was sanctioned
by the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury, has
:considerably exceeded what was calculated Upon
ltt that time.
" It was then (ally expected that many of the
principal situations, intended tot building sims,
Would have been immetli4tely let, and that such
advances as are of a temporary nature, and, as ht
till cues of improvement of this kind, must be
lirade in the first instance by the prow ielorh, for
sewers, roads, fences, and plantations, would
Have he.en, refunded hi proportion to the extent
to which ground might have been disposed of an-
der leases, either for detached villas, or in the
Fro;.osed streets Or *quart's.
Having called upon Mr. Nash to furnish us
such explanation ai lie could give, of the
eatifieS Which had retarded the improvement of the
revenue calculated upon by him, and which had in
Consequence ppOi 111 Ca to it Considerable extent
the expectation which we were led to entertain,
he has iii a'letter, of which we insert a copy in
the appendix', stated the circumstances which ap-
pear. to him to have delasetl that rapid progress
towarcli stich improvement of the I.c-reline as he
halt :oltieipatcd, and has lisiigheil his fe4SOlll for
still naiad%iiigthat his original expectattons will
be ultimately realized.

xn enittmerciai otitpreir ; tint t; are .azaits t
of the ei,oal wiiti the Tfaibies for tio:lrriYtt results, in vellum.
of revenue, and ant not anxious to in too great as portion of
the ground WI that woik is completed.
Von will p:exse, Gentle own, to recollect, goat the Circus at
file end of Portlanel-place was let as soon its the plea was set-
tled that the measure of the itegent's 'Canal was carried at
soon as it was thitt appil'eations were Made to,
sites I'm villas as soon as the scheme of Mar yiehone-park was
known so tar the public tripectatiim was in nuis,m with
mine, und.it cannot be expected I should hare fores,etj the
Interruptions whit:lt the Ci4.cus and Canal have mot -with, nor
the cause; watch have induced ihose gentlemen who bad
pot down their names for villas to decline following up
their firt intentions. The failure of Mr. Mayor io the
middle of his progress was cettainly owing solely' to the
sodden stoppage of those resources of credit which
builders look op to for the success of their speculations.
The' circus and the canal, though hitherto retaided, are
likely again to proceed, and I trust we may look forwar&with •
hope to the removal of the ptrient public pecuniary pressuie.
I trust also, that in this relation of facts his Majesty's Com-
missioners will see the causes of the rrhappoiritment of which
hey inquire, and that they will admit that I have reason to
belleve that the hopes I have held out of the great improve-
ment of termitic tram the adoption of my scheme for appro.-
pr,atitig the estate of Marylebonu-park will ultimately lit rea-
lized, and that whilst at great part of the expence of the roads,
plantations, and enclosures, will be refunded by those. who
shall build on the ground, a revenue will arise- from such
to meet the expence of nothing and planting the
circus, and of the other ornaments ofMarylehone-park.
1 have the honour to he, Gentlemen,
your .faithful servant,
JOHN NASH.

To the CommitOnner. of Majrqy's
Wood, Fut Lial, and Laud lte/e-
-nuo,, &C.
rro be continued -1

LAW INTEIAA6ENCIL

COURT OF CHANCERY, LtscaLN's INN, AuG.96

VII; WINDSOR BASK.

t ROWNZ and CtIoINTBS, in tile matter of BROWNS ;
,
and c‘ttotas , bankrupts.
The LORI) CHANCELLOR observed to Sir. Sa-
mini Itoniilly and Mr. Ilart, that the pecu-
liarity of the case of the two bankrupts, whoin
he had discharged out of the custody of the
gaoler of New ate, had induced tutu to ap-
ply for the opinion of the law Judges, with
respect to his (Lord4hip') decision. Hav-
jag driteeit tip the case, he submitted it first
to Mr. Justice Burrough, who had been an expe-
rienced Commissioner of bankrupts. .'llie other.
Judge, being out of town, he had no opportitnity
of consulting with them 3•liiit a communication
had been made to Loll ,Elletiborotigh and other
Leatned Judges, and the result wits., that they
wt.... e all of opinion his Lordship's decision was
QR. tlover.street, Feb. 4, 1810. I l'lL:lit, anti that tie bankrupts %vac entitled to
CittNlty,yl.ll,—ln answer to Mr. Win.% letter or the 21st their ,iiici,,Ne. [The circumstances of this Case
ttlttroo, ilt.tdring me to report to vial whist easioes have led to
the disappointment of the expectations held out by me of a. we have fully given from time to time.]
. s'reat impro% ement in Iho revenue, to arise from the adop. 1 . C VIZ I, tNG V. MARQUIS ToWNSHEND.
ens:t of the scheme suggesle.l by use, and adopted by the i
Treasory, fur the appropriation of tlwestsste ist Nlarslelume- Mr Curling 14.111ressed the Cotirt,.and said, this
&intl.; and whether I, tun still of opinion that cut h espec- , case had been misrepresented in some of the ee
News-
A:is:inns will ultimately be realized, and if so, the grounds of papers,
liespecting the frond lie o bn,
that opinimit— .
, eharged with, his Comisel had no opportunity of
I beg Irsve to state, that the only disappointinent I hate :. .
felt is in ine expectations that the W.010(91100 4/ the re- an., wering. So father from fraud ohad r 'ml)dng •
rettne would have had a more rapid provress. The num.!, , intended by ithn, Marquis freqosluentlloll being
VVUISO ivinlul have lund a nuor rapid liontss. Tue itflhltvq ittt s'ntkd by I un. Ihe Ma rqisis Itaut frequent ly e.
row. appliottistos I had front men of rank and (us time. when !
dared, in the presence of witnesses, that when •
the design ASA, in agitation, to. set down !heir „„,„,.„ fur sites
for villas within the pale of the -path, Justified the expect:L. I he Came to hit property lie- would not dine until
tint" of that part of the improvement immediately commenc- he hail secured the plaintiff the sum lie was
-ins;; hill hill before the roads woe tompleted and the irtik en-
tioavil, the disposition to hiiilding suddenly became paralv...,l„ , deitted to him. As to the post obit, it was a vo•
$o far front regretting, however' that the villa* have not., yet ,lu act of the Marquis, as lie had no other
been helon, 1 an; in your recollection, Gentlemen, that it, i security to give.
ert.r er.vs say opinion the revenue would not sutler on that 1 ~
tveotnit ; for as the trees advance in growth the pork %Auld 1 11,
se LORD C 0.% N C 1,4.1.0 It litre interrnpted him,
ireirravY in beauty, and consequently in value, and this. red- 1 and observed that, if what he (his Lotti Ship) was
ben applies ritually to the loonies watch are 1u o. round Ana ,ohont in intimate was acceded to, be would hear
oyerlottic the park. At tile S3IIIU time, the' efore, ill st l colt. . i
less the expectation of more Tapia 5„,,,,) yet i. curial tas,‘,,, Oho with pleastute to-morrow. His Lordship then
le;sce to overt to my' inlvicy of planting trees lit corm a loom. • said. " 1 will give the delenthint's Counsel liberty
11,0ty reued the part; where bouts ls are ultimately to 55,...d. as to go on with the motion for the dismissal, of the
evidence that I luolied to a remote period for a (till constint- .
.order td h.ls II„
maim; of the hopes I held out as to revenue; and that I even nour the Vice-Choneenor, for tip.
guarded against disappointment in that respect, by suleititot. i pointing a rereiver, or to make aof motto!' foif
r
"g a IllantlitiOn Of tregS, CittiVr to be preserved,preserved,lion beauty or wit litho wing the replication. 1 ant opinion,
o
sold for profit. : 1 the nititinn to discharge the receiver is made, the
I have further ttt observe, that many of the houses whse.l
Ara to surround the park will he ohjects of speculation to nii,werttalerller cord will stand good. If the other
builders; but for the last five years the great inlerekl whit') motion ceeded iti, they Leonid have mach to
'the pottlte twists base afforded has divert, d the capital for- •
'Melly employed in such
the as the funds raw ill c""!,e„1."! with. ''s the answ` r 3(lntitted the debt •
vriee, the floating capital la the cottony will flow into other 1, Ivtii give you antittn-Taarti:lW to determine which
elimiliels mat should those of build it.; slot be dammed up. a littt.. van in tenth In pitis,,e.o
;int a that capital e ill most, cell:4o.ly find its way , into •
ritrther consieterittiott postponed.
lklarylelione-park, in preference to every other %null:ion in i
l'oi., wet 1,,,p01i5, because of the open space of the p!ttk, of LLTIN.‘el':
whir it those who build ate nut 1.1.e1y ,ever ti, he debrieed,. 45 l
is tlay cast. in the environs of every other part of the metro-
v 4 sHgftwooo in the matter of sit cuwoop.
tisi ,1,1 ;its. tiro because the street, when 0 shall ht: coin- , Att int eresiing lot di,iiig voting lady, .2'.: yeat's of
veted, will he the ocarfXl bituation in whicti persons con. i• ;NE., was brolialit lie tore his Lordship this morn-
e...iied. soh the public odices, nd othei having bitsitiess , ,r. . . • ,
~,,1,:.,..1, i.,.quirti their (toy resort tot tlym,;,. can vrioy, together.. Ina .it 11.1 i
.11t I vase twilit, for his (minion, wnether
.-
with the ~,,,uniry air, and such open scenery as will be e.ons, ‘ a Cutualts4ion or Lim a,:y silo..lil Out issue against
finnan): inerea-.lng in Inmate as she plantations :obi-once to fret',
perfection ; acid with this commanding rolva((ta4e, when the , , •
uolile couninulication wish the Court, and l'acli.iinent whith I, lite LORD CoANCOLLOR, after converThig with
the lie W' ~t.l'eet it'di Afford is CoilSititi'vtl. 1 111,1, (;Clltlcltwo, her, us .1;; of opittiOn 1 lilt there Was 110 occasion for
/am tint too satiguitoi. when I see a certaitai that my Acheme 1 the issiting,of the ColittitissiOn theraore refused
p
Will not only. litiniately Mit rapidly sttrectl, and Nlaryletnine- ,
tart, beconic,H 1 0 eta I ~t, rr rue ~ .. a ".1 to ColOnlit 110' to the custony Of a t.:ollllllittce.-
1i•• 0' ' • e" tt •.•• •s to drat. W
Mitliy lVitry inilik9it situ:ol4ms in.other environs ot the town.-- 1 lie directed that she iii.glit ha tteattti it) dm tattst
Sc; folly•arwt persuaded of this result, that I resomnicu'l to 1 tender tmonter, and. a houved tell the indagen sages
t...
restr,iin.the•ansiety fur immediate revenue, to give oppOrtu-
and almicolell(s that l•he wits able to purtokeo•
isityof selecting ii higher...Anis of ullants, remembering that ae of
4
the park increases in beauty it will increase hi value, and that • • --_......------
1 he first occopiell,Will stamp the character of the neighbour-
tood• I look therefore to the completion of the street, arid
particularly to"the, circus at the end of Portland.place
rsvilich 1 consilier are the key to Marylehoue-parlo, as the pe-
skid when the ratite of that situation will be duly appreciated.
From the unfortunate opposition to • the asSignees of Mr.
INfavo r, in the commission at first stied out against him, the.
whoele of last year was loot; otherwiwe the crescent, forming.
One half of the ciretts. Would have been completed, and niay
be so this year, should the assigness of the present commis.
slot, be enabled to go on with the building in the course of
the nest month.
Hitherto- I have alluded only to that part of my plan I . -
netted with Mat ylehone-parli : the etitteetation of a revelote.
to Ile derived frosts the other part of Maryletome-part, to be
sitoroptiseted for commercial porposes, was twisted mines.
slty no the advantages likely to result front the Regent's
Cliolo, which is to joln• the I:rand donetiitn canal with the
Thatsses. The Regent's Canal is new completed ihrongli tire
crown estate, as far as to the liampstrad-road, and a colla-
teral cot, made along the middle of that'estate towards that
New-road, Mid terminated in a toostssercial basin; both these
branches are immediately to he opened for tlio use of the
nthrso, Already several applications have been made to me.
fur wharfs round the basin, owl for the establishment of
trades in the neighbourhood, There cannot, therefore, be
any doubt of Hut pliCefSe of this part of tile Sentinel butt en-
enuragentelit moist be given to the first settlers by letting the
wtiarfs for a short term at low rents; and. when ttade Shalt
be, established tot the shores of the canal, the revenue,
Stilt not only hit! permanent hut continually increasir4, Knit
the necessity of houses its the vicittity A rottiletpteitt MOIL
The m 1,41110114 antra' eXpence Willett the ttegetit'S Canal
Comp,oty hare incurred, beyond their origin.d estiniate,l4
the crown altering the rouse ut the canal throol"ys. Altiryle-
bolos.perh, and compelling them to go through vecy bleb
gritoOd, protracted the.,- excavation of the canal, and very
turtelt ininecirtheir finances ;T and the opposition of art indiVs-
(Mel, 111(.00 e.,ltot.st lantl the-canal is to pass, retarded' the
progic,ss of tile calla' fittring the greater part of the last year,
othern.l,ae theta were well-founded csiactations of its being
completed tii"l he Th:ithes I,y. the .prtiettt time, anti that the
prospects held out to the-ltegenrs Canal Company, and. to the
Comissioners of his Majesty's land revenues, svon..il have: 1)e.
* m
guit to be 'reali:tvel. 1;Ite Regenrs Canal E.:omit:sit!, 116i/ever,
oil, tokinglueisures in the prestnt Session of Parliament tO be
‘'ereairil front the opposition of the individual alluded to, and
to recover the dcre?si(:! of their flunk, wnj,;.tt. hay!! 4.4ir.,:.
rnuarely startled to pumic 01/Iflyits by
.1,1)..e5e ene;tm.itn.i.els ,
in the meantime, so totieh of the rand; 'is' eontiorten es will
toot cut lantly put in motion that part a my scberna.whieli
rtlates to the CL•owit jailierTy :LL this gaatter, qioo-0k01...10

tETTEIt FIIHM 141:. NA,H, STATING THE
ST \NCEs WHICH IN Hl' oPtNioN lIAVE ;HMV,' CD
THE PllOOltEbS 01, TIM raraovr,stENTs IN blAtlY•
Llt-110'NE•rAIIK.

110M1,1 CIRCUIT,

KENT ASSIZES, .\ll.l9sTosg, TaLIRSIMY, .1%16.8.

FORGERIES

James. Don4(l, w Naval Officer, was indicted
for forging allJ uttering a, bill of exchange, COM-
monly.called a navy bill, purporting to be drawn
by Lieut. Porter, of his Alajesty's . ship Tyriait,
with intent to defraud the Commissioners, of the
Navy.
Mr. Segettnt Otsst.ow, as Wailing Counsel for
the Crown, liktv.ing stated the cafe, it was proved
in evidence as follows
James Ciooditi,it, a shoemaker at Chatham, .stat-
ed, that the prisoner came to his shop at Chat-
ham on the 16th of May, and representedhitb-,
self as havin,4 left his ship the Tyri.m, on liberty,
and that she would be round at Sheerness in
few days. lii the menu time be waited a pair
of impts, which lie tried on. lie then go ve
the witness a navy bill for 24t. 16s. Od. The
witness he did not like to take it, as he knew
sometimes the agents had drawn all the pay, and 1
the bill was refused when presented, Ile, how-
'ever, said he would 1:44s out and endeavour to get
Cash for it. The prisoner represented himself the
drawer, and
.said he'as Lieutenant Porter. 'J.
witness knew the tir,t peutenant by Mune, and
therefore, by way of, ascertaining whether the
helOuged to the asked
him if he was the tirst,Lictiomant 1 Ile twin no ;
the tie ,t Lien.enalit's name was Kitcht r which
was true, and therefore the Witness mdily. be-
lieved the rest of leis tale.—When lie went.ont to
, . • ,
atm
get the Dill casnett, tile prisoner went away„
ll:turned in alittut ttt o hone, Ile told. the priSoner
bill, hut lie vs Ould let
he.eould not get c:1$11 for the
him bavc;)l. autl 4Cad tbc 4lt tbSbccr4o4,o3.F.4 44.