The Sun.
London, England, 1820-02-16 00:00:00

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PROVINCIAL JOURNALS.

The following summary of the advrtntages welch
this Country has derived from the virtues of the
late Monarch, and (Laing the Government of the
present, is extrac►ed from a Paper, the loyalty of
which, principally induced its to torn] the plan of

k 1 , preo
ting to our headers the sentiments of the
: PROVINCIAL JoU.RNALs, sad which, with daily
. _tAiracrs from the chief cc,atears of the Public
, Paints of the Metropolis, ill dl, as !nag as we
' pos•ess The managernera of this Paper, remain
4artiong its permanent ((wares.

(From" The LccA7.l- LVelligencer,' Feb. 14.)

Oenninik, join the cause of England and lins,la
Holland, too, threw off the yoke of the Usurper;
the example of England auituated her to' resist-
ance, and the cry of " Orange Boven " was once
uwre the rallying shout, which roused even the
phlegmatic Dutchman to strike for liberty. A se-
cond army raised by. Buonaparte to effect his de-
signs in the north Was defeated, and annihilated ;
whilst in the south, the British troops, under
their immortal General, advanced but to conquer,
and their discomfited foe fled in every direction.
ln the western hemisphere, victory also attended
our arms ; and Crystler's farm, Niagara, and
Black Rock, bore testimony to the prowess of
Britons.

The year 1814 vritnefised the consummation of
British policythe reward of British exertions---
the tweed of British r4luur The white .cockatle

LAW IN 1 EL-I.IGE'NCE.

"CPURT OF KING'S BENCH, GumnitALL, Fan., 15.

LAZENBY V. Cox.

'Dile was an action of damages against the de-
fendant, for having sold a large quantity of print•
ed labels, to enable certain persons in the oil
trade co cover the sale of a spurious article called
Harvey's sauce, for fish, game, steaks, &c. the
plaintiff being the sole proprietor of the genuine
article so called. This article was very much in
demand in the luxurious circles in England, and
formed an extensive article of export trade. The
original recipe was the invention of a Mr. Har-
vey, who kept an inn, and was an eminent cook.
He acquired considerable property by the retail
of ibis satire, and ultimately tran4erred the re-
cipe and all profits of the mann!acture to his
M 14,

Hun: the LONDUN-GAZLTTL of Feb 15, 162

n NKtitupis.

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J. Hpbroy4, Horton, Bradford, Yorkshire, calico tantifici •
, • „,,,. a
turer, to surrender March , at six, 2, and 43, at erer...e,
the ()dices of Messrs. L. and E. N. .Alexander, Solicits
Wade-street, Halifax. Solicitors, Mr. Nettleton!, ICerfQ • •
street, Strand, Lyndon ; and Messrs L. and E. N.-An:01000
Halifax.
J. Winterbottoin, Manchester, druggist, March SI 4, 1:ad
Ar,
QB, et-nine, at
,the Star Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, ,'"J
Heslop, King-street, -Manchester; and Messrs. Milne stj
Parry, Temple, London.
F b
J. Stevens, Cherryhinton, Cambridgeshire, gardener,
14, 25, et:ten, and .March 23, at five, at the Black Bear Irr
Market-street, Carnbi idge. Solicitors, Messrs. J. and ^".
Smith, Hatton-garden, London.
H. Beaton, West Camel, Soniersetshire, maltsttr, Feb. g!?
March 7, and 23, at eleven,
,at the Angel Inn, Sherburne,
Dorsetsirice. Solicitors, Mr. Kerley, •Wilton, Wiltshire;
and Messrs. Brumisett, Spinks, and Reddish,Temple, Loud?P'
W. Armistead, Snyland, Halifax, Yorkshire -- steel sP'r