The Sun.
London, England, 1816-11-15 00:00:00

Hk KINd V, DAttin•LnYl9.

The defendant was brought' up' for indgnient,'
being convicted of a trai]; tie being a- MIMI'
eMplOyed.in: the Post •ufliC ;at Poigedy, in Mon.
monthshirc, had fraudulently charged Is. 10,1. on
a tter which was franked, and ought to have goui
post free. Ile wits sentenced to six nion.ths'
prisonment in Dolgelly gaol.
MANLEY V. TIIE MARCUS OF BLANVOED.
wos an application mane by the Noble new
fondant to set aside five bonds and warrants a
attorney with the indgments thereon, for Irma
and minty. The transaction, as was stated by hia
afilasit, was as follows t.-,That'in the year 1811,
wanting, money, the plaintiff was to raise hint
21001. fur which he was to give him 10 per cent.;
ion in orilet to cover this transaction, he gave his
bonds .for 42001.. at 5 per cent: and Manley gave
him in return, honas for 21001. at no intrust, sow
that he Was to pay Wt. per cent. fur the money
he was.-actually to receive t but instead of getting.
any money, he only got hills, which were ills..
honoured The plaintiff's affidavit in reply to
this, was, that the Marquis signed_ the bonda,,
which were to be sold in the market ,for what
they would fetch, and that the plaintiff was to
have the half of the money raised without in-
terest for his agency, and that to secure theprin-
'ciple he gate his counter bonds.
The Court ordered the jridgments and warrant
if attorney to he set aside, eccept in one caseof
a purchaser, which wa tweed to be refetred to a
Cicutteman ul the R,r.

A man calling thtderwocul, dressed in
Miley cAp, Hod rpipeets 4" an eccentric
appetvptnce; has been Very troublesome)ola
‘c C instsur astle tor the lust few days; passing the
rentiliels by fOICCa QM) Oiling Oil On -o*-5 in the
Park, which it is supposed be value iiiiproperty
hy persitasive nvellis loving proved useless
to itnince 'hint to leave Windsor, and there being
it liiSpielott being ittsOtiv, lie SyttS todaen
Into roloity, and bentight to Lottdon yesterday,
when tie was ordered to bu continued in con-
tineinen,ti

Stilt there is nn arrival from the Continent,
*nil six ttysi.ratis Journals are now doe.

Halifax' paperi to the 18th ult. arrived yester-
choir, A seputdson of five sail bad left Lima, under
Commodore Cal.:m.lo, to intercept Commodore
DaowN ; and there was a report that the Lima
squadron had been captured. All Chili was wr
alai m.—lt appears by these papers, that a destruc-
tive fire took place there on the oth of October :
its ravages were wily stopped by taking down two
or three houses before the flames had reached them
The property destroyed is stated at 30,0001. The
Governor has issued a Proclamation, stating, that
not withstanding the activity of the garrison, there
had been much plunder, and that if any goods of
the distressed inhabitants could be traced into the
bands of the robbers, they should be deemed fe-
lons, and suffer death. The thus -allowed for
restoration was two days from the date of the
Proclamation.

We copy from a Morning Paper a very able
Exposure of the tergiversation and infamy of the
Renegade Councrr, whom the temporary distress
of the country is again bringing from obscurity
into some little notice. We copy it, is an useful
illustration of the character of all Reformers, rather
than a thin Ling tits person', efforts, ever, at the'
present period, worthy of being counteracted. The
Times, we think, claims rather too e.4closively the
Merit of having originally written.down this pohti.
cal went hercock . Several patriotic writers contribut-
ed to his downfall. Among others wecannot kelp re•
calling to mind the strenuous and energetic Essays
of Mr.MANNPRS, hi a Monthly Work of Considerable
•
power, which has now ceetsed to exist; the. Sail, Est.
These boll and masterly productions laid the
hypocrite bait in all his vileness. THE' SUN
Newspaper, at an earlier period still, exposed the
Hollowness of his pretensions. More recently,
when imprisonment for libel had. restored him to
some character as a Martyr Patriot, Mr. GoLp-
SMITH pursued the same course, and on CO'BRETT'S
liberation Dinner at the Crown• and Anchor, by
putting his former diatribes against BURnETT and
.
his Faction into the hands of eveiy Visitor as
they' entered the Tavern, gave not only a coup.
4e7grace to the Entertainment, but to the honest
Gentleman in whase•honour it tt,as intended.
GILLRAVIS admirable series of Caricatures of
the Progrtos of a Deserter" ought also to be
mentioned with honour in this place. Ridicule
is, a powerful co-adjutor to Truth as well as to
Eilsoloood.

The Edinburgh Review also did itself *portal
ltonottr, by its vigorous and effective sppe*lto the
higher reason of the country.
we have only, one qtmt,Ation (a pithy one) to
add to those which appear in our other columns
On the subject of this unprincipled Demagogue's
shameless apn4tary. ire ‘s ho now praises Bun-
,NAVARTE Said in his Porcupine (publi4ted in Lon-
`don) " There is o plrdoll in Heaven for the Man
who will assaAsinote Ruonoparte."

it is believed by many, that the scandalous,
attempt to collect a mob to.day in the virinity of
Loudon proret'ds from this Incendiary. We re-
,ioi‘x to know that both the Civil and Military Au-
thorities are on the alert to prevent any mihehiel
arising front this' intiree. Lord StmtoOTH has
-taken every precaution, and abundance of troops
are at hand at a moment's notice to quell
any dis Position to riot which may be excited
by these skulking agitators. Ail the magis-
trates in London are also in readiness with
their respective bodies of Police, and we have no
fear for any consequences but the possible ne-
cessity of convincing a misguided multitude, that
the law is stronger than , the miscreants who
and outrage.
prompt them to lawless assembly

We are sorry to announce, the death of 4ir Ro-
GFR CURTIq, one of the distinguished ornaments
oldie British navy, and whose conduct on the
memorable attack on Gibraltar by the combined
Powers of France and Spain, rendered trim as
ron.picitous for humanity AS for heroism and
profosional skill, lie died yesterday 'at his seat,
called Gatcumbe, near Portsmouth,