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103 LAW IATELLIGENCE. COCIIT OF 740TZTIAY. II:Nr. Me. Chitty, parsuanttartniu ;ion thined ar - plication for a will rf t? , ioslartves, [..mmtmaing the Acting orchwonien. of S. Anti. w, Holborn. to bary the Ludy of 2 ; .111 3 1 C they 1134 reto. , Al 'atrial beoaniv it ris in an, iron coffin. 'The I,i•arned totinsti smith he thrtuht, nron looking to anthoritier "n the stikiact. he should he nble it% minion his nppli ention. He tint calk.: the arterial% of the l'otut to Ole gownsl rinciele on which thc judges had invariably gta:ital a //wadi mss. It m i g ht be 1ii5...1 Jto /VW 434 y of 11101 or irdividuol h... 1,1111:: an odice, ail was to be used uten: law .6attled t•roniPt and spw die ?comfy. Mr. Jeatits_ ilest askrd it he waavirepared to make out that the r At l a d a sieal Court could not ahi.r. t remedy. Mr. l'hnty snit he could sh, wit iv;:s inrilffi:iont. Ile adverted ...litho RISC Of tht Bishop of Etsetor. who. /Mlle Certtfrid. ago. Ver, served, with a titanthtionv, orninaading him to administer the holy oil at the baptism of an Intl:T.% 1311',11 Ito 13- ' . , 1103 tl.lo. Also the at : oe tho v. the Dean and ('harder of Trinity DoLlin. It %Ma tliore hill down that a ottria zrt , Nt might to it 1iii . .14111 to intiuct a !arson. He r.en contended that a remit. by thectistoui of taigherl. might be honed in therlittroh aril of till Isarisli where he a ss born. witivnit prying fee hreek tag the:pi:Lind. T6j6 was fthiLd in Coulyn'a Digest. under the Me; dwaiire lia!l7--••• t t may he light to Iniry a body in it tinuel•.-yard. lwa not ri,;:itt. bury in iron. The ennwspietwe would be. if CVLiV body boric() i;• iron, which, sill rot toon decay. tl at tio tattr-ii-vard would rot lw hare cm-114J., and ivlsodital last would he excluded from the right plummet-1 for. Y•in are not. hound to bury in iron coflins.' Mr. Chitty wind. it wah common to bury in Laid ooffina. which .mere as Our.ll.le a- iron. in sotne in.tantev ni.a had been buii,d in tumour, nr.l erg tip one lintolnal year: after. Mr. Justice BaTtey.—According to your Argument every body i; to Intro rti% doge. Really this is a sub..,..tt fur the conside ration of an teele.dastiral taint. . . . . . Mr. Chitty then remarked, that his affidavit declared, that the Oefeadarts would Lave buried the body for It& wh,cli proved they did ant resat the tiAht to burial. The Bishop of imrAlon had d e . alinediatcrfering. and recurrnendesl burial, but the Church 's-n*lmi raisins. We will insist rm basiogrlic Cluirclelard dom. They could art compel the Hector. ii they had one. ee bury the 11'y the Csron low, the refusal of a lteetter to bitty a body seas punished by being suspended three months, and it he clime eutnnit to thatiniiii `anent the hotly r.t , iht reetedu aboveground fur a lt?lttlry. There was Tr, speti:se feneNly. tt e court granttrl a wmadomas. Ile ridded, that a decent rothatirratit n this question would. he had 13 . .)cluutst, afford satisfurtion to the The Chief Justice was of e:; , ..• ouinion cvrreseed rn a former occasion. remedy, thst a Court of Lau could not intere'r , re in the niouti 4 but, in order to afford full dii,riu.sion, Mr. Cititty aPowed a rule to sheer came. I.lllE)..—WEscorr !LC!. . . . . Mr. Adam. bimined a ;tile to shew cause why the plea d u 'uld bot be witiNlexar. and ire defendant plead de vcro.—it was an action he &lid. t 1.2 at pubb.hed by the defendant In 4.70.1)1.a . 4 11.Nleer. lie Ft.. sded the general issue, but haring re cently rots ir.ll alts adiefavit of sit. Win. Cobliet.. made at New york. in iii which affidavit Le juatitied the libel. Abe defendant was fleairwm: pliktiing a txviral itatifieation. The affidavit SIIMTC. that a book of accounts. made by the phtintifl; was false and fabricated. NIORRIS 1 , . III:NT. The tlealliannt in rule, calling npun the Master to zniew umation 4,f nests. 1110.:CE V. L.SW AND OTHERS, COMMISSIONERS OF BANK• Re VT& _ - _ - _ Mr. Bruer. the rnty Agent. applied to the dodges upon in atm ruled affidavit, Mu d moved the Conti rirst to order him :itt9l.ont of *nods which bad been withheld tinder a Commission of Kahl. opt improperly. as lie alleeml, issued against him, lie ttutt..tt :Mit !Mill to lie eirressinry to citable biro Iti tarry on pi mecolittns co •eted pith his batik rttptcy. and st Huh haul been entered for trial in that Coml. His pet• I froi.•(.o was, that the Court would po•titttae the it int .of the said pi oseention, in comet - prime of the x hsont•r urn materia I 0 i toeises, une 01 . %shims i► residiiie in the Nsthei hods, Mr. More a !dressed the Court at considerable fergth, statite.: that he had applied to the riee•flianrellor for the Llbussance be P.eight N. Clitatill by this application, and that Hmloti 8 - had made nn order in his r.tvour. The Conrt. after hearinz all he had to say, intimated, that they had no power to grow the 'notion. The !tank- - rtior's applicrtion sea nothing snore. than. au appeal against the Vier Chancellor's decision, whirl, that Conrt could not eetettain. They hod co power to ends, bins' Inollo7, and with respect to his al.s.•nt nituoses. both vest. nut of p,, jurisdiction of the Court. Mr. flrnee lall4lll.tveiceown ti>tto ago, thyt the prosecutions would occasion some eltpence, sod that it was too lute jest sts.the ►amt were to he tr:ed. to say they could not be flppnt end ivitholet a selvey of mone;•. 'l'hr Coot t coold not keep a prosecution for perjury hmtkin: (met. the heeds of the defendan s, who w rte anxious to go to trial, and vindicate their chatactet. Mr. Bruce tuel: rething by hit application. Tiro:um:v. JrNe ei. sittiozA before the Chief Jottice and St+feral .Thrict. Tic Liar on at i'roseration ef 41e.rander Linvv,v. Drieb:„ me. I Vivitejley. The trial of inch...mulu% agnint.l the ilefetirl3ntt, who air rmunin.ioutts of Bankrupt, for pet_ or tlas paw paned. Tlig KING V. r1f.1.040 ASP °TIMMS. • Tlibi *us on iiidicinitot, Billing with *ail and eorrolit prijnry. in Kinking a, affidavit to wane. ilioken by Mr. itii.x.ylider Ilioce lu ibe Gnumi.nim~t r, lieftire whrm lie a er eynniiticd sF&Banktnpt at Guild tall, tat Saturday, Ihr 51i ni . December. It appeared upon the investigatiot sef promeentinnr itifeiukt Mr. Rifling and Mr. Cartel. that timer, the bail 1410, laving a dispute with the .Coiumbattorer9 , rehpectiug a popgun to the Lord Chant.. Itor, .skirl: hey would not atilnn him to p.rwletce, cl.a.trd thium aille Lag.int rcerived clatale.ti,se e*ules.rel And ienprnper lice. li.s ward. were 14.41. down. by Mi. Di:linst, nod sw orn to Ia Cie di lend ante. rlfter a lon e ; turesitgation the Juty acquitted the deleuJaata. FRIG V. JUVE l'R UDUI.ENT 13:11 L. 111" DIM V. Btl 41,410 N. Mr. Dowling tipiito.ed the juatitii talon of hail in tl•ix case. of th,in was. Charles Wadoi rnih, of U. 10, Lyndon tn.- County ril surrey, tunacciniht. Tills person on b. ;n qn-rrinnrq h, the lie rued Cowtort,Ntatcd. that !,t• hrA been a hankropt, but Iliad the ))))) nos;nst him had been onperlede,l, hr having pa it VOt. in the pound to hi , ttlsdrtn n i with tlu ex , eptioo of thine olio had ',foxed debt. Vitirh he tomitltied fit udulrut. 00) he-inz pre-Fed further, he 'lif t ed ;di Around, and said lie had not Neu a kii,krum!, THE .NATION NT, REGISTER. hut that Ise :i.td teen the benefit of the act fit the relief of Ins••lve. t I 4 Moro, its rethect of hoc debt. Mr. Pollm k Lem it.terinoted. Its amlcia , au•l hiner. Ire& that of hie nwo k!10% twit in to had twett diveh.trge:l unAer the te:r• aqui had b..en n ant; prehteenie3 ne a (*mini ; w Well prOSerll• 101111? romp , ionised, tep.a. urdes tak ins in Igo , the debts or thaw tr 4,•• ottthh.itt: - •• isf the itt:or is hirh the% had 'tn.:toned. !is-ihi.rquent pri , reettoiry acre taken againA hint upon title undertakinz., and hr t ro pleaded toe CrllOita:.l pi o,eciii ion lit bar tit the action. . . Al r. Ju-tiee that 11. e ixproper conduct of •urh peroui was a grievous hord,bl:i upon the Editors of the Court. la the first. plaice, they ea crc to be at the et pence of apposin . met of this dear I tphon, writ were- then to he et• paged to the costs of prweeutio.; them fur their mi.cooduct and decci lion, It nos high time itmt a stop should he put to such prictoccg ; slit, therefore, in order to ninth the Scvlit or the CuArt use the prescw ocrusrun, and to deter othr rs from edileasouriit; to dere.ve it in fit arc, he felt honself housed to order I hnt thi; per—is shots; he ininiedialrly committed to Setygnte, and that he should remain there tin the lost day of the term. CONSISTORY COURT, JUNK Z. mums SLIT.—LORD HMKE u. LADV BAIVICC. Tins was a plueeeding rut nutol in the Cosisisturial C t. it was a jactation ut marriage, ht ought by the Right Hon. Lord Hawke against Augusta Elizabeth Corsi, calling her.elf Ilk wife. He exhibited, in the first at tick of the libel, that he Wlll% jn au aay marsied or nnited to the defendant, w lin in the year 1800, in dive's places, falsely and snalic 7 onsly boasted that she was mar ried to land Haw k•', 'wrens in fret no anvil marriage was solemnized between them, and being summoned to cease boastine, she not obey. Load Hawke, then:titre, 'waved it iniaoit he wised in that Conrt, that he was free, and iii no way man led in lies ; aka that she might be com pelled to desist boasting, and pay the costs of snit. Lady Hawke gave in a plea, by which it appealed that five years ago Lord Hawke, who war a widower, paid his addresses to her, and consent:al to be mars Md. He went ill her to his 1 1 1•04 tor ill Doctors' COIIIOIOII% to 011iOill licence, and left her in the carnage. Oa has return he 'formed her he had obtained a Special L cence. Time same evening the mai nage wag solemnized at his Lord. ship's house iu l'ai k-lane. He assured her it was snlom razed according, to the rite? of the Mulcts of England ;by a l'rirst in lady order., with a ',roper licence. Flom 181 f to !big, they cohabited as lawful lamb:mil and wife. Lady Hawke travelled on the Continent will Lord Hawke as fur wife, received letters front hint as Lady Hawke, and titok care of hi. child' en. Sir Wm. Scott, tinder the above eircunt:taneev. was of opinion that there WO4 prima facia evidence of multiage. He at the .14111 C ti:.'' had no doubt what the raw %mild he in moral., if Haw he made out that the supposed Priest WONuot a Pile.? in het:. order., ;lid the instilllllCra uo liresuce. In the case - av it then awed, lie was of stri atum the libel coold tact be admitted. It w.., accordingly diviulsaed. COCRT OF CHANCERY. sAtritnay. Jusu t 6. rut rullcEs3 or Irtmes C. THE LA t. Ltvca- TOOl. .4110 COVIT TIVMSTIift Mr. Martin on to !telt of the I'r re... .4 tbnt the motion which hr hail serenity matte on behalf of his Itcy ol Client, he 101;w-41e:iv'. to p o sit ir. hearing for a future day, the can- w of comittersittle The Laid Chttnreilor said he had no objection, pr the Soliroor-ticrieral. who ND% counsel for the Defendants, acceded to the lea-ned Connie l's application. The slid that h• was tell aware *hitt had h-en stated by Mr. Martin wit. of considcrabte iseport• once, he therefore could not for one inoment hoe:lsle to his motion. swivels teas ;r 'TOG SOLICITOR-G.1,1E4A/. 4!ID 7 100GNAV...1011 . A40N AND THE CoItenRATION or Tor CITY OF Losoox. This important eap‘r hick has :LIT ett44 hero before the CAW, was :Join bratillst forruid this day, resiierting the bni din; of certain u on Ali:bank, when the Lord Chan , rli.br, ;trier Leming retinue! on ILAN said that he felt ;hat this one was of great public intere,t, and therrline retinested that the Solicitor-General would delay no timela mak*: his Report, as hi' I,nrdship wauW ellen in .• day or too lieready to give his judgmeaL, and in the menu) tom.: his I.nec3hip hegAetl It ate so oWerve that the huildiegs• cum. plaified of be camndered not Ither, It<ctb ,n a mit mita'. Falai Ejects ciSmall-per Inoodalion.—Two fine children died of the sinall-pcx, at North Bradley,. last week. It appears that the family lied but recently removed to a house, which had been just quitted by persom that hail been inoculated by a Weaver in that parish (who had been nAmitted with impunity to propagate this loathsome disease), when the five children immediately took the infection; two as above, fell.raer:fices to the nialtdy, and the re maining three tire still in a very doubtful situation. Ertroardinrmy Accident —Between ten and eleven, o'clock on Wednesday eight, a youth, 16 years of age, son of Mr. Peurcher, surveyor, .Quebec-place, Ilortelydown, previous to his going to Led, tool: a fine painter dog of his father's with him the room, for the purpose of rubbing him over with a composition of spirits of wine, and some other in gredients, as a cure fin- the mange ; whilst in the act of performing We operation, the flame of the candle caught the dog's back, and set it on fire, and in his effort to extinguish the flames it communicated to his sLiit sleeves, which was soaked from the com position, and set them in a blaze ; to save himself Ire let the dog go, which ran under the bed and set the curtains on fire. 'llll youth in agony ran out of the room screaming. for help ; his cries brought as the family to kis assistance ; his father extinguished what remained of his clothes which were on fire ; he was most dreadflilly burned in the arms, treast, and face; his hair was nearly burnt off his head. Ile was put to bed, and a surgeon sent fin-, who ren dered every necessary assistance, and We learn that he is expected seen to recover. JUNE 'n-3. ~~loifte. IJNIdN•HALL. LETTI4O BOAT, iilltP: OW SUNDAY —On Fett!ny nu imerestiae ea.e was beard before T. Lvunce • Esq., the pre biding tiai;c-trate. Mr.-Caritas of St. Andrew's-hi", Pouting'. commons, atterded at erfii e far the purpose of stating a plaint ogain•t Mi. Abraham Hodges,, who lets hemts to hire at Upper Ornimil-streo, fitueldi tars road, wha appeared to a 6.1111111 in., :ranted at the instance of Mr. Ceultinsi The com plain:Li.: valet!, that ou Sunday lad hi, sou, a In., of I I y ear. of age mires:. it 10 take a walk for a short time, slid leave sex+ granted him. with Injunctions to he at home by a g•ves; tsss ; the biiy not returning b, toe appoint. ed time, and seven:) Lunn. having eidpsed, gr6it anxiety ery created in the minds of his parents, waits went in seaveh ti.2aitu, mid after some I her spont in nnxiiins itopo r . t h e 1,,, y wis%, found by his tither near tituar:ars-budge, nn the Surrey side, is iNiatit his jacket On nuestitni6,4 the b oy where he had been. lie stated that another lad, IS yen! of h ,ving persuaded Win. they went to I I fir purpose of hirin: a boat, far the us , -of which thi y paid Vs. 64. ; but prior to their getting into the boat he was script of his jacket, and his linnioa of hit silk handkerchief, us an iiidemnit) in case of any ine ideal happening to Cm boat while under the care of the children w. ii.vitnpr:rot to luau 4. C Ina. The 11U)s Weal n short di , tnitre in the boati but the title running vi ry strata, and they having 111 . 411 fr power nor skill to guide she boat, in tall probability would have been drowned, had it not been for the inter‘erenee of a young man who saw their perilous situation, anal went to their assistance. W hen the haat vex• taken hack to the owner, the jacket was not rettaind to Inc boy, bat wat Sect to Mr. Carlton ti to the evening, after the la d "WA Urea diseoCerate Mr. HoilAes defended his cond3ct by saying, his servan: had let the hoot to the boys, but woe Mn strafe would limit, to no such excuse, aid stated, that 6(1( . 11 conduct could sot lie Liefendrd, nor %.ouid tie couotennore it, nt the wile tone observing, that he was :imatle under Ygth Charles 11. clop. 7, lor exercising his husine.i or letting hunts nn but Mr. Cti:lton slid, his sole object was t.. prevent. if possible, ioqutitre the prartice of twin; boats to children, bs which to many act idems take place; under that enr.Fideri:ion. and a serl.w. admonition from the Magistrate, and a promise by Midge! , not to lariat ngai, the complaint was di6onio.ed on lus pa liisg the el/pen:PS: Monday sennigitia labourer inthe employ of Mr. Lenton, bricklayer, Vcre street, Clare-market, was set to make up some mortar in a cellar under his master's house, when he contrived to find his way through a very difficult passage to a vault under the yard, in which was deposited a barrel of currant wine, out cif which he drew the hung, and dunk so immoderately us to become totally insensible. He had not been seen from that time till last Monday, when he was found by another labourer among some sentrolding, who was attracted there by the sound of a voice as cf a person in extreroe pain. He was quite helpless, and unable to be understood. He wan removed to St. Giles's Workhouse, wher . e great attention has been paid him. He has recovered his speech sufficiently to tell what be had been doing. He seems to remember the return of five days and no more. It appears questionable whether he will ever recover .the perfect use of his limbs. The place where he was found admits the wet in great quantities in rainy weather. and he must have been exposed to it part of the time. lie states that he was never able to raise himself to the ...ask atter the first night, consequently lie must have lain 7 whole days.and nights without fool of any sort, and a con siderable part of the time halt immersed in water. ARCHDEACON Par.er.—ln a stage coach, in which Paley was travelling from the North, was a petty tradesman from a town near the Archtleacon'a rc sideni c, who gave himself airs, and expressed dis satisfaction at the accommodations on the road. On the arrival of the coach at a capital inn, the pas sengers were shown into a large, well furnished room, whose every thing scorned too good for the most fastidious person to find the least fault.— " This is tolerably comfortable," said the pompous passenger, "but, after all, it is not like home."— " Vety.unlike Aonte, indeed, Sir," said Paley. A very considerable district in the Canton cf Zurich was desolated on the Sib inst. by a dreadful hailstorm; the hailstones were of the size ofa ant, and some of them as large as n small arple. In •15 minutes all the prospect of a beautiful harvest was at an cud: corn, vines, pulse, every thing was de stroyed. The troll was entirely denuded, and the trees, mutilated and despoiled of their. leaves, pre sented nothing but the aspect of winter. A great number of animals were in the fields, end the birds fell dead Cram the trees; several men also were wounded, one of them mortally. A cheuhir has been thstritonedat Stockport .-ttd its fur the oultose of eon\ ei,a R a meeting on Sandy Brow on Monday nem, for the purpose s,f taking into consider:mem "n hat St< VS are necessary to beailopted t o get our ~et,iloii, to the throne, and of making a mdeniti aplual to tits propte Greatliritain, praying then, to join us in rot mime a National Union, eau the propriety of rogisiderina whether the people door do not itinsess the itatver of Jemmying the lkink —, being convinced :hat ti.e mails question to be deeuieti whether ier that! F.dimit to an additional hurt hen of taxes, or !rinrost ; .hiriongers Ind Usurpers shall submit to a /Indi t r at . eckem:' Ar, catiaitiint to' thii start, it scour, the misguided 'tritons who signed it suliniiiied to the magistrate ; %Ito termed to cell or Fatietioti a meeting for any N ull pirposes. 'The cow( voice is, the stirrers of the business have determined to take the whole responoibitlty on themselves by convening the meeting at their oft n peril. I