The Sun.
London, England, 1827-11-02 00:00:00

PRICES OF SHARES THIS

Brazilian Mining Co.
Potosi La Paz and Peruvian A.
Ditto Consolidated
Real del Monte Mining Co
Welch Iron and Coal Mining (
Alliance Fire and Life Insural

PRICES OF IRISH STOCKS, OCT. 30.
Bank Stock ' 249% St. Patna insur. (per- / ,
C'onsols, 3 per cent. BCAS Royal Irish Ditto . ......... . I,
001% Stock, 3% par rent. 93% 3
t per Cent. National
101% I Hibernian Bank .......... ...
Ditto Ditto
............................... : /t
: V
Ditto,New 93 Patriotic
(ion. Deb. :l% per cent
Royal Canal Stock ... - Royal Irish-Mine ........... ~/
Orand Canal Stock - Imperial Mine ................. /
City Deb. I par eent.., - Mining Co. of Ireland •••7" i/
Ballast (Miro Deb. 41.,. Ct- - Commercial Buildin
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Evening ....57 'minutes

HIGH WATV% AT LONIM
Vterning...3t minutes after 1.

LEE o. JACOB AND ANOTHER. A I%ivii
T" FRIENDS of the DEFENP"'";:j 4gl
in this Case, are requested to withhold
merit upon the ex-parte statement, Which appears --
Morning Papers of this day, until the matter cOesooo
again for hearing, which will immediately take place tolf
the Defendants' Notice of Motion, for which leave igelfie
obtained ; affidavits, contradictory of the statementibei
preparation. JONES SPYER, ,
Defendants' Solicitor, 19, Austin-fr

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LONDON.
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER:2, 101.

A Messenger left the Foreign Office Ye;
day evening with despatches for Sir

WELLESLEY, at Vienna,

The Paris Parrs of Tuesday had not rOc/'.
L:
town when our paper went to press, tnis
ce
noon, nor has there been any foreign arrio,
our last ; and as the wind still blows strong fr
the Northward, it may be scone hours before ti;3;
communication from the French coast 11140
received. It is considered probable, tbstcm
next arrit'al from France will convey intellige
from the East. • - H• -

restera'l

The following communication was y-
made by the Board of Trade to the Russi3'ard
pany, for the information of the merchio" _c d
others trading to Russia. It will be °bser
ssisp
that persons wishing to. travel in the PI
Empire must furnish themselves with a Pssrlitt,
or visa of a Russian Minister at a, Foreign C°
or if a inerchant,that of , a.Russian Consub /113.,
those who neglect to do so will be sent hack:. -fv-1913;
the frontier.. The question naturally arises
these regulations are to be enforced with 1°
0
014
strictness at this time ? We leave others to 6
this problem. ,
"Office of Committee of Privy Council for,
" Whitehall, 29th October, 1827.. of
• " It having been represented to the Committee 444 or
Council for Trade, that British subjects who Illarb1„0_,
casino to visit the Russian dominions are- frequentif
ed to great inconvenience from not paying proper atvd°
to the regulations established there with: respect
production of passports in due form
" lam directed to transmit to you the enclosed,;
from a dispatch on that subject, from the British
ri
at St. Petersburgh, for the information of the
,4,0
Company; and in order that they may take such evVI
may appear to them to be . proper for making the
oe
public, for the e
, information of the Merchants and.
trading Russia.
(Signed) "THOMAS LACE
(corr.) Dit..bid
" By law all Foreigners, desirous of entering -t,02
must, if travellers, furnish themselves with a Pa66_eA,
fa .tleast, a visa of the Russian Minister or Cho,r. or
aires at a Foreign Court; and for a merchant, the
Russian Consul.
" The parties neglecting to furnish themselves v/1,071tb 610!
documents will be sent back from the frontier; OrLa
intervention of the Minister at this Cotirt be atteou'-
tht
In the Court of King's Bench yesterday
public were favoured with another sp-
-1
for
thosecationquestionableof
character,
ha rae t e actionsr, "ell° 4
e conceive
sthuacth
B
an action, at
think, fall)
much better b t
been left alone.
alWithcedhve
benefit of all concerned,
the
ee respectcircumstances'
statiforcesi,
he be
rdihctati
BARBER BEAUMONT
not acted wisely,
:under :ill
affsi
such
completelybringing
;,,
thewhen public
efpoLu• wibtaii.roc,df
most forgotten the rea
and the st s
tit
our view of the case. Only one shilling (1311' ,!
"k;4
to a gentleman of his character and respells:lll
—what does it prove ?—one of two things, -- fb
t
ought not to have brought the action at all) I. fie
of °
his character has only suffered the damage oc,
shilling. But that is not all—such a veraict%s'
cording to the present Law of Libel, is e 3
noel
it
lent to no verdict at all—or what is 0- co(
r>
tends to lower, instead of raising the ellsrs le
of the plaintiff in public estimation ; for r
eagerly ask " What are the damages s,fibol°
tremendous case which occupies the Court it
day ?" and when they are told one ,05
bitt4'
n
merely provokes a laugh of derisio as
Nos
if the amount were only a farthing. •'
3,0 tiO A
put it to any man of common sense, vv.--
o.
himself aggrieved in character, would he before
. d
its vindication in a Court of Justice
C°.
twelve honest men, if he knew that ,t s;
die
ootniley
shilling,obtai: such an equivocal ler a,°
a- ee
thousand pounds to sooth. his wounds jet
. :
.
to
bility ? . Reputation .is always
orate 7
in proportion ,to ,the expected amount
where lie fondly expeete
and nothing is more ludicrous than the os
etlev.'
ment.of any simple lady or virtnone g ;00
who modestly lays the .damage at ten tok
pounds, when either surveyS the 9101. Pt! ee the
the Foreman, and reads in his soleinri

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