The Sun.
London, England, 1811-05-28 00:00:00

(M:Wf.i.WlTiriiialiTittiditifitilirEbliirdi' fire u: oi-
nk head. If the defendant hays' Cotutnitt't:d 4'tiy
:ault in not troubling your Lordships with any
,his it. of his.own, it was not as the latter. Gentleman
ha insinuated, that he might still claim the right to
)ustily his conduct to the world; but the fault was
wine. I thought srlence
would be more becotnins`.
his situ -.Lion. .1 should be unworthy of the ac-,
quaint:ince with which I ant humiured by your
Lordships, of my place here,. and of my Character
iii society, if 1 urged any thing in mitigation of the
subject matter ot time presenbcharge ; and the &fen,
dant must not ;expect from too any thug to justi-
fy Or exterfuate ht conduct. BLit what IS that enn-
:duel, and under- what circumstances of irrihti oft
ho.coate .before the Court ? has plcai.!etl
guilty ; I advised that too. This is a libel of little
publicity; and it has alwoys been nay opinion, that
for a private libel, recourse should he had to a privAis
aCtion. The libel went only. into the hands of the
prosecittar himself, Of 'Mrs. Batesbn, and of Miss
Wilson. That Would have been sufficient evidence
of publication on an ailaion bat does nut
constitute sufficient evidence for an incliCtMent.
However, we are here on an indiatment: It has
been said; that the defendant shrunk from justitica-
ti,in. This is not the place for justification. He
cannot justify. in this course. Under, what circum-
stances, then, comes the defendant before the
CoUrti That lie was the kind and' affectionate
tutor of the prosecutor's son appears by the affi-
davit of Dr. Parkinsou, a. Gentleman with whom
I have had the honour to be acquainted some years,
and. who is not, I beliitye, unknown to sonic of your
Lordships. At the end of seven years, MS' charge
is taken away, while he. is absent; and when he re-
turns, he is arrested. by tie prosecutor, without no-
tice, although the money is ofired to 'be paid by
Mr. Brooksiss appears by his affidavit), and who
is told by.the prosecutor, that the defendant has be..
paved infamously. lie is thrice asked to explain
whit he means, and rehises that explanation. The
defendant, in .his' anguish and irritation of mind,
wh'ch were So'sreat that it wss sworn he was for
months incapable of discharging his professional du-
ties,. writes the letter's coMplintied ut to the prose-
cutor. Learned Counsel co laded by remit-
mending the defendant to mercy, and reminding
the ct.ittrt„ at thit excellent charaeter,zivisn him by.
Dr. Parkinson, from an intimate triendship.for the
last twelve years. He complained of the' Attarney-General's tempting the defendant to answer his
observations by addressing them more to him than
the Court.
. Mr., RICHARDSON followed, and said, that it was
not fair to state that the defendant had assumed the
garb ofrellgion.. There was nothing of cant or by.
pocrisy in his letters.
Lord ELLENROROUGHAS it is,.now so late in
the Term, and as imprisondient Will, no doubt,
form a part ()Hite punishment the Count may inflict
upon Ale defendant, let him be committed to the
custody of Ole Alarshal or the Maranalwa., and
biought tap for jUdgment on the tith day .01 next
Term,

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Ei.str.GrYna, rsTAY Capt 3-6 cf i S \re-,
dish frigate-built in'ballast., who left t443theii,
burg yeverday-, brings the infov-rnatiOn, that a large
English fleet of merchant ships, about 150 in nntn-
her„ convoyed by, nine shipiof the lice, soine fri-
gates and cutters, weighed anchor, in order to pro-
etied: through the Belt, but the'svind afterwards fill;
ing away, they.caine to anchor otf the Point,,and
anayprobably again get under weigh this morning,,
when the wind freshened up. There appeared to
he the flags of sundry nations among the fleet.
:We shall soon receive the true intelligence concern-
ing this matter from the Belt. . .
LEIBAU, APRIL I the Cargoes which were
detained here last autumn,. eleven are already libe-
rated, and oe expect that sentence will soon be
giver, on the others.. ,The, papers, at: such vessels
as now arrive here with cargoes, are no longer tor-
warded to Si."Petersbuig, Curuuiissiuitets being 01,-
pointed'here to examine tleetu. •
MERLIN,_ APRIL 2Q.--.-17110 %Public are infotiped
by a declaration dated the f26th inst. that a quantity
01 English earthenware, which had been taken
under seqUestration, would .be publicly deitrova4l.
.. VIENNA, APRIL 22.—.Tile•laSt letters (rum 'Con-
stantinople confirm the intelligence, that, at, last,
neg tialions for peace. are g,ing to coinnier.ce, and
that:the overtures made to the Grand Vizier by the
Comthander in Chief of the Russian army, have
been well received at Conomniinoole,'
CONSTANTINOPLE, MARLII 25.---There are sad
report, spread respeding (he attliCrs of Arabia. It
is said that Asinarrel IVladail,.one 'of the Wechabite
Chiefs, had penetrated into Temen,, gained a great
vielory over the Sovereign of that country, and
seized upon his capital, in which' he found consi-
derable treasures , and magazines of coffoe, ' the
amount of which is estimated more han 1,000,000
crownii. All the: country, with, the exception of
Maka, is in the hands of the conquerors. We like
to flatter Ourselves that there is an error or ex-
aggeration in tttis news, and are in continual expec-
tation of, receiving positive details concerning this
event. ,
Demig', APRIL t g.—For these hist fifteen days
thee liaVe again been demolishing the fortifications
of this town. The freesstone will serve part
for the construaion of the' fortress of Torgau, and
of a great sluice in the suburbs of Dresden..
PllEßßilitG, APRIL we may give credit to
travellers who arrive from Turkey, Russia will nut
remain in possession either of Wallachia, IVlolitavia,
or Bessarabia, but: that the left bank, of the Da-'
nube, to where that river falls into the Black Sea,
will form the boundaries of the: two kihgdoms.
The Turks on their part exped to regain possession
of the Oreinla and Servia.

Frem the LaNDO4V GAZET TIC, 1114,y 26, 1211.

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Dit'IDENDS:
lune 17. W. Flancorlt, of Sheffield, York, grocer, at eleven,
at the Hate{ Inn, Sfiettield.
lune i,. I. Barton., of Sto...,kport, Cheetcr, cotton-spitmer,
at eleven, at the Palace Inn, Nl:tut:Reiter.
I uty 6. It. riracken, T. Wllharns, and L. Draciten,.of 40th.
bury, Lundtottp.Lannel.tnanutactuiers, at tICVCII4 at Gutld-
hail.

June L 7. W. ,Pugsley Cuminer, of
.13,ridport, Dorset', twine
spitin.r, at eleven, at the 111111 Inn, bridpnet
Junes, 1. Wood, of Liridti kl, Sussex, vie-Waller, at 'twelve,
at toe Star inn, Lewes.
June IS. W. !Taker, of Satidgate, Kent, ship-builder, at ten,.
at Guildhall, London.
June $. ). Nicholson, of Iligh-street,' St. Giles's, Middle.
bOOk4diet, at..tWeiVe, at Guildhall, London.
June S; Walker, of Bull-whart-lanei Qtteenilitheß.l.on
don, nnop..bender, at ten, at G uildltall, 'London.. .
June us. W. BUdden and, H. Pyetincli, Friday-street, Lon.
don, wholesale grocers, at eleven, at Guildhall. •
June 15. J. Makehatri, L pper l'hantes-strefet, cheesemonger,
on at eat Guildhall, London. ' • —e " •
May aicAV.liitchon, Peter's-4111, Dodlor's Commons,
whalebone merchant, at one, at
June is.' J. 'Carter, late of Crosby-aquarr, merchant, at
eleven, at Guildhall.
June is.. T. -Luckhtirst, Canterbury, draper and tailor, at
eleven, at Guildlialt:
June 18. T. Gardner, Shoreditch, haberdasher, at ten, at
Guildhall. ,
June it. T. Truentan, Bury'-strcVt, St. Mary-Ake, rhattrasa
maker, at eleven, at Guildhall. . .
June 2S. C. Charlton, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant, at
eleven, at the George, Inn, Pilgrim,strect, Newcastle.
upon-Tyne.
July jO. S.. Porter, Cliesliam, Mickingbainshire,, thealrnan,
at tv,elve, at Guildhall, London.
June is. BoVveher and W. Wood, Exeter, wine-mer-
chants, at eleven, at the Old 1.-ontiOn inn, Exeter.
June is. J. Lonsdate, Newton by the Sea, Northumberland,
corn-factor, at eleven, at the White Swan, .A Invvick, in
the said county,
July I. T. Like, lateof Old Ditorriptort, Mldillesex, builder,
at elevenk at Guildhall, London.
July 30. R. Sanders, Croydon, Surrey, cow-keeper, at
,eleven, at London,
Juno 22. j. Biggins, Graccchureh-street, Loniinn,
at ten, an Cundball. -
June J. Cleintrions, and C. Price, Pickett-street,
Strand,•Middleses, choesinongets, ai ten, at. Guildhall,
June as. H. Mama, late of, Waller's-place, Lambeth-
road, Surrey, Merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall,. Luit-
- don.

lune i 7. T. Latuisdewn; Wiveliscombe, Somerset, clothier.
At eleven, at the White flirt Intr. M►lvertr;q, in the said
county.
lune 14, J. Lees. and S. Lees, Halifax,' Yorkshire, mer.
chants, at ten, at the Old Cock Inn, I talifax.
Jule. 4z. G. Anderson and G. Bridge-yard.wharf,
Tooley.street, Southwark, Surtey, merchants, ar. eleven,
at Guildhall, Lond:n.
June 22. G. Anderson, of 13ridge,yatcl-wharf, 'cooleY-
street, 13orough, merchant, irt eleven, at Guildhall, Lon-
don.

June. 21. A.' Mackenzie, of .Hammond*S=Couri, Mincing-
lane, wine.mereliant, at twelve, at i; oddball.
June 19. J. Fremantle, 1. Brandon, and .1. liesornicaux,
King. street, Cosweli.street, Middlesex, iron• rounders, at
eleven, at Guildhall.
tune 19. T. Abbott, late of Market Deeping, Lincoln, inn-
.holuer, at eleven, at the New Inn, Market. •Peeping. .
I one tS. W. Marsden, Leeds, York, merchant, 'at eleven,
at the Hotel, Leeds.
tune 18. L. Whittani, Market-street, NeWport-nurket,
Middlesex, potato-merchant, at twelve, at GuilUtiall,
London..

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une 2. C. Pearson, Fritlaystreet, Cheapside, warehouse-
-1114n) at u.ile, at 1; oi [(Mall. .
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• CERTIFICATES, ittut [5.
W. f.Umb and T. Luton, ut Leeds, ealmiet-makera:
R. LAW:ester, ut Ilread-btreet, WA10110416C111411.
C. Medley, of London, warchomeinan.
W. Chatterton, of Manchester, confectioner.
M. Looks(lon and P. Lonpiun, of Nlaticlicster, and G. Wi-
lk)°, of Ironnionger.,ane, nierClialitti. •
T. Gibson. of Mirtield, York, carpenter.
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P..l44.Caalley, of Liverpool, merchant.
"r Tayor, ut Liverpoul,tea.nearer..
tilid'wuod, of linclderstielcl, -York, maltater.
I. Marnon, of Itochester, Kent, linen.draper.
T, ftutltd4e, of Reacting, nerks„ hatter.
I'. Ilutltrt, or, ,iiigii.4trccr, Newington, Surrey, dealer.
J. Buil, of Londur., nolesale
. !then draper. •
S. Vedi, ut Liverpool, merchant.
L. D)eilitteaux, of Great tit‘utield-r.trect, Middlesex, stpitn.
thee.: ~