The Sun.
London, England, 1827-09-22 00:00:00

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

COUNTRY DIARY.—TUESDAY, Scrr. LI
Andrews, .J., Swindon—White Horse, Cricklade
Bray, W., Redruth, Cornwall—Andrew's Hotel, Redruth.., 11
Britton, I'., Pensford—Mr. Grevile, Bristol 1
Buckley, . , New Barn, Saddleworth—Write Bear inn,
Manchester 4
Clegg and Co., Etna Iron Works, Lancashire—Clarendon
buildings, Liverpool 1
Courtney, J., Bristol—Bush, Bristol 1
Dangerfield, G., Bromyard—Hostel, Hereford
Hart, S., Bradford—Castle and Ball, Bath l2
Hill, W., Cheltenham—lmperial hotel, Cheltenham
Homwood, T., Canterbury—Guildhall, Canterbury 2
Horner, M. Cottingley, 'Vol ksh ire—Clarendon-buildings,
Liverpool 1
Hughes, R., Carmarthen—lvy Bush, Carmarthen
Jones, n, Aston, near Birmingham—Royal hotel, Bir .

_ mingham 1
Lomax, 3., Halesowen—George, Bewdley ll
Porter, J., St. Clearg, Carmarthenshire—White Lion inn,
Narberth
Rickards, C., Manchester—White's, Manchester 3
Roberts, J., Manchester—Star, Manchester 2
Sestauym, H. jun., Leigh upon Menclip--Red Lion inn, New
Spilsbxry, E., Walsall—George, Bewillev
Sudell, P., Woodfold-park—liotel, Blackburn • ll
Winder, T., Lancaster—King's Arms, Lancaster ll

INSOLVENTS APPLYINI
Petitions to be heard at Pwrtug
Suer. 23,
A'Court, T., Axbridge
Aw•berry, Southwark
Bowie, G., R ateliff cross
Collett, 1., Twickenham
Copeland, W., Strand
Dunn, W., Waritour-ctrcet
Edwards, J., Bermondsey
Evans and Co., Strand
Fairbrother, P., Aldgate
Horrcbow, —, Camden-town
Keighley, W., Marsh, Yorks h.

'G TO BE DISCHARGED,
gal-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields,
AT NINE.
Lccper, J., Bloomsbury
Parsons, T., Isleworth
Parsons, R., Crawford-street,
Marylebone
Pinsk, J., Chichester
Taylor, J., Foot's-crag
Wapsliott, G., Vauxhall
Waring, \V., Saddlewbrtii
Whall, S., Plinniner's-rusr,
Commercial-road

It seems the Jesuits tried very hard, but ut-
terly failed of obtaining any ascendancy over
Louis XVIII. It is said that he very seriously
and repeatedly advised the heir-apparent to
banish them from his councils; and that a re-
quest to this effect was made with the solemnity
ofinjunction. How sacredly it has
beenllast kept, dying
pt,the world has already seen ! The
egregious trait of the fraternity is cha-
racteristic, and may be relied on. Very lately,
ofon,lleo'ii
St. Leonard,
it
a reduced comedian, betook
himself to teaching a school. The Jesuits,
hearing of this, determined to prevent him, al-
leaing his histrionic calling as his disqualifica-
tion, which in this country excludes a man from
all respect as completely as lost caste annihilates
a Hindoo. At last, however, the matter was
compromised. The Jesuit proposed the son of
Thespis should forthwith renounce the devil and
all his works, go to mass, take the sacrament,
and give attendance so many days in the week,
paying a certain rate of stipulated fees to the
church. The poor St. Leonard, seeing he had
nothing left for it, but either complying with
his children
the bard condition, or allowing
to starve
with the bargain. ~ Ofhe
havevro a i
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family
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it was
a matter of perfect indifference
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made a proselyte or a hypocrite,`
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Notes.