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* fflP.o:.^: LAii" TlEl'ol?7l.* COURT OF CU “CFAY, SATVIInAY, AuG. To. hIARY rr.A.RCF, V. CRUTC:FIPTEI , D At,;O EMAETT; • The l'Untiff ri.; dall , ;l)rer of 'a late eminent , ketyer in Miiban - -:-.t.reei„ to whom, and to ner brother, Thomas i'tarco', a vt.Ty considerable pro perty devolved on the deat h o their father: : The irci.l4lstulco3 top( ,i;::11t, and the proud in,T, in Law and Equity against Mr. Loct%yer, we . have already n(.it'Jted, This,.WaS an app!: , . anon.made by itomiLLY, on tilt"... part of tn.: ft.tndaut , i, who, were appointed executors to the win, and trmices ,and , 7uardians 'of the budher brother. 'Fhe Motion was, that the De ti!tld:ints be at liberty' to pay into Point such sams of money as"the s.tie of the 13TO,Vqy haCl peOdUted, and that . the same . might 'be to them, that they nfoyht there With fulfil the purposes of the trust. '1 he brewery was 'sold by private contract. in 1.86 i, under tit , dire: ion of Mr. Hale and Mr; Close. ' One of the subjects before the Master Was; the compensation due •to Nr. Green for the management of the business during the life-time of tjtu'Ln her. This WrOuld be a much more fit sub= jet for rt referen,:e thin for examination in the Public Oflice, and the Learned. Counsel presumed, that no ob . yr..,Ction would to such a mode of adjustment. The motion was acceded to, and his Lordship remarked, with respeel . to the last particular, that souls a question was ninth more attly to be de-, titled sati.ifaelorily by persOns properly sele6ed, than in the Master's Office. CODDRINGTON v. SIR n'TER. PARXER.. The ()flied of this :motittn was for the appoint ment of a Manager and Consignee of the estate called Skerrett's, in The isi:Md of Antigua. Mr. Romaty' Said, that the plantations-belonged to Antoinetta Skerrett, and that they were formerly eneurnberd with a inortgage of 0001. and €20061. as the: to:tion Of the Lady who had nvirried Peter Parker, and :ivho was the sister of the pro prietor. Sttbsequently ,Mxs,Skerrett applied to the Plain tiff, to borrow money on the same estate, to which he acceded, at one time to the extent, of NAM, arid afterwards to the amount of 75601. The period for %%illicit the loan wa made having Pired, and an arrear of interest being due,,_ ti c laintiff assigned his claim to Sir Williarn .Cod- drington, whose representative obtained judgment ag.tinst Mrs. Skorett, in the island. Sit Peter' Parker, who had the mortgage, and had been iii possession for many years, said, the prodUce of the estate as incompetent, to pay the 'principal, ti•ici interest due to -In applying' for a . ce4- ' signee, the Learned-COunsel did 'not wish to pre clude the Defendant from the benefit of his profs- Sion ; the true que6tion.in the cause was, NOtet her, during the time that Sir Peter Parker had thti trout over the estate, h had Of been so .grossly mismanaged, that the deficiency in his repayment :was entirely to be attributed to n neglect %.--No op • Josition was given, and the objed of the motion wus granted. - '• 1119.C47. 14ACNAHARA. We noticed this cause on Saturday. The design of the application to the',Court, we stated to be, that a more speedy deterMination might be ob tained by a proceeding de die in . diem, hi the ..nks ter's Orrice.' The .Carp CIIANCELOR..-"" By the accident or talc.ing up the bth 'of Mr. VeZey's. Vcilumes, I discovered what' I was not before apprised of,: that Lord ALSrAtZtAY had ruled, that the Master Might proceed de die in diem without an order from the Court ; and that it was his duty to do so in cer tain cases." Since we_ have had the 'rnisfor tune to lose my Lord ALVANLEY it has certainly not been the praaice." The Lean CHANcrt.Lort.---" The Master nunt be. the best judge himself of the. propriety of this Mode of acceleration. The , Court cannot be so well informed as lie must be, with respe& to that particular. ,My Lord Taukt.ow made hundreds and hundreds of orders for the Masters so to proceed ; and be would not have done so, I am confident, if he had been awiwe that the Mii3- ter had been invested with 'snfficient authority for that ptirpoi;e:' 14A1:1.---" If it be distinetly understood 'to be your Lordship's opinion, I can have no doubt the Master will he inclined to of on the present . . exp n sitio of that opinion, All difficulty must 'be removed, it . your Lordship should assign as the reason fur re:isting this motion, that the 11 , 1 aster is armed with (c.ali ) 3t.tent authority, . without your i,crtiship's mandate:, according to the praEtiee of the fiMITII V. S!'1IT.11, 11, , L1N,yeottn. said, that the Estate , in this catt:w was sold wheu there iipeared but one bidder, from a regard to the tuterest of tlir j>slrtic 3,attialed as a cornpetitot ' and NOtOill \iC CU knOed cl rAr , n, to prevent i c . onsider : Ablo (' , 0up ,: %4e1 observt,d, that ‘ll3:i with conclirrc bt moles that he Inoved tha the eA4t4. Init.iht l 1; tend as it flcon . 4!ii problbl , ), prive iii I.,c7indon, lia. tviihed tor pr ti l i c e it-Was sit i t l iat i (i i . t . Ihere are qorne ex its w!tich :11;.uld be c a ref u lly rua'rded„ ' Wt? must not, ..frm disp r ition to d.CC")Orrinto (lll.o tlit' parties, infus;' the public mind, :that pq:Cori. A loss', 'front tr i ,iiciination tit purci::.;. , , , ,er4, iimy frequently, :iv , he puttir;!,.r, op •th e , o.ite.nt a fixed price, • ititlred, it ~ , . rould often Lyl.: vtr y, gn i : A . !Tis bnrg:n::, the Cro,.!itors ..oc!::,1H, and Cie traii:oitiou would • n , rhe 07..Ti:ruc. t.l uourt. relrember Gen t ticuon (who w - ;1:, in the Sittiatloll Of Sec!retary to Lord. Tutrlcr,ow) bought two est:!tes, the one in , I)Lo.h Im, the otllr, Noll h timberland, which lie L ilt flney to; fi-olin an interferc;:cc of this 1.:.:,)(1 ; Lat the (...11Jnc;2)1t , r only admitted t Ito 4.l„stateA to be. YO-A11:.1 on the condition . tbiit there' should be 'i higher bicidc:r.; otherivis.;' tiie fortr.cr"pukha, , r was to fulfil his contra& whateser might h 2 111, di itl_ olination. In this case you llla}',lft.i tho np ao%tin and the Master is at iih,:rit; to h4vo • ;illation in the country. SIR WATKIN I,BII'ES 'ANTJ‘MiSS T-FAVES DMTIES AND DAWSON. We noticed this cause at the conclusion of our report on saturday. Sir Watkin. Lewes had in curred a debt with Dr. Kent to the amount of 20001. which accumulated, with interest, to 25001. The Doctor dying, Miss, Ferrers and another Lady were appointed his executrixes, and demanded the money to 'apply to the purposes of his Will. Sir Watkin being desirous of some indulß - ence, ie the time, prevailed on these Ladies to sell out of the stOeles 41'241. - 2s. s'd. at Got to supply the 25061. The amount of the dividends was to .be paid by Sit %thin until the stock was vplaeed, and the funds were to be restored on the t 2th , of February, 1802.. Tilt original debt had keen secured by seine estates. itrCardiganshire, and the restitution of,this money WIS now further secured, not onlYiby the bend of : Sir Watkin, but by another of Joanna :Augustine Lewes, his daughter, the condition of which was, that if the produce of the . estates , should not be: sufficient when sold to replace the :41201. 2....5(1.' she should .be responsible for the deficiency. We before stated, that the Motion before the Court was for an injunction to stay, proceedings at law on tWo bonds given by the 1%111611 . 35" these were the bonds in questiOn. The Loan CHANCELLOR, in pronouncing milt, entered at considerable length into the na ture of the engagement, and the comparative claims on the two securities, real and personal, with which. ,these Ladies were provided. 1-lis Lordship 'pointed out the distinction between an agreement for the reStitution of stock, and one of a wiuriOtk charm:, ter; but whatever opinion he Might entertain of the verdia on the bond of 'Sir Lewei;, he must receive it as final 'and conclusive on that sub- - ' jeer. His Lordship then proceeded : "'The' ques tion before ate is Only, it there be a.sufi`ieicttt grduia laid for the iajtufetien Potting 'Miss tO outfof Court, the Claimants cannot say. to Sir Wittkin, We will commence a - personal aelion, lititt receive all the money, and likeWise' enforce the other' part' of the coutrafit, and' go on' to sell the estates.' : The claubt is; if they are not to 'be cohsidered as hAti - 1 . in bound themselves in equity to a certain ar rangement; and if thejudgment at-law`ean be taken to be any thing more than a security for the other Ores 61 the 'contra& ? it seems;, the parties pro welled to 'Cardigan, and: Sir Wathitt, instead of feeling much anxiety to relieve himself from debt, aeted from the ,amtri . principles in which malty of the niisfurtunes Of his life have probably originated : li feft also the attachment of a Welcltman to a Welch estate, and. new expedients were resorted to in .order to retain it; The estate,. however, is at last: seld; bat, what might, naturally be eXpeeled, judg , ments caine in. the way, and no satislatiory title could- be made. The Obstruaions are at last re moved ; 5001. and : afterwards 12001—are paid by Mr. Davies, the buyer. The sums are invested in the Stocks for, the- payment of these Ladies repre senting Dr; Kent, :and the amount yet remaining due, 111 r. Davies 'is stated to be ready immediately to pay. This item, added to the two former, would make the whole investment exceed ;,0001: at the pre sent price of stocks, and therefore give a surplus of nearly 9001. on the 41'241. 2s. 54. to be rectimded.-7. Thus, Miss Lewes is wholly exonerated, and the Claim of these Ladies on Sir Watkin Will belay discharged. Upon the payment of the residue by Mr. Davies, one of the Defendants in this cause. Let the injunaion go, without prejudice." MONDAY, .WG. 12. TUE ATTO4.24eY-GENERAL V. JACKSOL . On the vd inst. we noticed the impedirtrt to the hearing, or this, cause, by the surprise of the copy of a will being produced in . Court instead of the original. The Ai rorNry-ORNIMAL now produced tt , let ter frem. the Office of the Records of the See of Canterbury, Which said; it was the custom formerly to delivetthe Wills to the Executors, on their depo• siting authenticated copies of;. such Wills. 'le . Officer 'said he had no doubt, from the date and cireutustances, that the original Will ,was returned to. the Executors, and that this was the copy SC) au thenticated ; and be added, that it. did ,not appear that this copy was received from another and in, ferior jurisdiffion.. In . , this situation, the Learned Counsel trusted that the copy wordd be admitted in evidence; or at least, that interrogatories might ibe.tiled for the purpose of entraining witnesses to . , the fa& Me ,then proposed ,an affidavit should be read, refering to these particular% Mr. ,RostitLy ;considered it would be the ex- travagance of .candour, if he, on the part of the Defehdants, were to give - facility to this mode ,of proceeding . , and he should therefore . resist the , reading of the affidavit. '.'lre rule of the Court wis e that it would not entertain a bill where the re dress Sought was for less than la in chattel pro perty, or where it was for less than 465. in real estates, It Was true, that sutra exceptions were admitted in 'charities ; but thiS was not a case that ought to come wittnn those exception% The :ATTORNEY GENERA bopeyour Lord;, ship'Will allow time to the parties & reflettift. will be worth their while to proceed." The Loan CnANcEt.t.on---." Let the Ctititt know their determination before the 'firSt day of Term." LP, ILEA:UNIX V. (MALIAN. 1‘14.1,..h0r Pe •Bt atnue died in the yetr 17111, end gave one-fourth of his property to his adopted or na tural dlughter, the Plaintiff, Madame I.e. Beaninc, edled Betsyllire, one-fourth to his son, one-fourth to the Monks of I.;a Trapp and one fGarth tG etl-for legatees.' As the bequest *to the lie- Or,ler was not valid, 'another application of this portion 'of his property was &reeled: An order . w:is made in this Court Th the year 1801, by which bottlest to the; Monks of La TrapPewas declared' The Whole estre amounted to upirAirds of ..,:B,cool. and as late :is August, 1803, an ordor'Was made d } ratingan tnquiry . with regard to the .„;.n LONDON : firited by R CHAR I) IIAR . R I ti, 041 N0..4, IVO rtlett. courr n I;pw-41k.ct ; a the Suig•OtTzdt, No. Sfcalia whad ;4i.h who %t•eirnext of tin -tot *he, irssator: OttiC": the )47;t4 rep6mtd, that Melchor 'Le teauttie 114 two brothers- and one sister.: The .brothera were Jtilm Baptiste and Paul -...tin - dr6v Leltealnie, siiter was Elizabeth, %it'd of. Solui I•'r:til;,is De Co inille, Who died„in 17g8, and Ralph Chiles Andre.* I;lras-Appointed.adaninistraitir This came before the COUrt on the :Pctitidit of Madame Le Beatime, • Mr. Rion ARDS. stated, that the second hiiShatid' of the Plaintiff being dead., she. had aSsurned . , her maiden name, according,to the custom of • Fi'atice.—. The objea of her application was, to obtain a,trans fey of the Funds, in the mine of the Accottntant- General, to her Self. The Case, the Learned Conn,-, Se! . trusted, was both short and clear. Bridges : was agent to •the whole family,. and lie, finding, in, 1803, that the Funds were tnansferred to this Lady, and discovering, that another Attorney'was employed, ventured to file this Bill to impound the money. The ground of thiS was, that he. had entered into bond for tin: due adininistration of the effe6ts iu the Ecclesiastical Court, yet he Was; np - ' prised that the testator never was in:this Country, and *as indebted to no, One here, excepting an item of-401. and the costs in Equity in' this cause; in fad, the' whole was an indulgence of reveni.i,i - e, because he 1144 been Supplanted by another in his professional 9cor. l, Aation, • • RoMlin.y oppwedthis Petition; and hoped his LOrdship would dismiss it With costs. 'There never was a thcife:unproVolted:Attack upon any individual' than that now commenced ag'.lilist Mr. Bridges, who,: throne,ll the Whole besiness, had neled with perfeet proprtety He had letters from . Ralph Charles' An-- drew 'Napoleon, signed also by the three'next of kin, dire6ting that the Money transferred should not be digitised of . withant their joint authority. Ile had also letters representing the'demand'Of the Plaintiff as unjust, lind declaring that he (Mr. Bridges) should be responsible fir any' thalsersation. Under- these circumstances he Ind no redress, excepting from the protection the Cortirt would ..third hint. • .The' Loft) CirA'NeEriciii." Yon must 'amend • your Petition if 'yotr moan to rivild yourself flere is an express direction fr•Jn' tiff lair Parties, that the mOney Should not. lie resigned (lit the ''':titaion of A regtilar instrtinient; sigired-by all of thern.`4; Then, besides this sitnation,-Offeipon , sibility, Mr: .Bridges is' n the bbnclitlort of a surety, an{ ,iii thl . 6: cartity;_iS liable to the nels,t of kin, and to the etediThrS.' beingliCisitively forbidden to • part With the moriey to the. Petitteneri:the'COurf granted •id -initinttion; After . 'the letter &Orli the four'persOns interested, 'he reeeiVed another signed I only, by Ralph, Charles' Andrew Nipoleon, and he is herein, in contradiction to the former order, directed to pay the money to Madame Le Boaurfie : ftiftiith; it is Stafed,.that'Madatu'Le Beitune and NapOletift are in collusion.—Let it stand Over until 1%)1V. " Oi Tuesday last there was a very numerous and' respeLiable meeting of the Cornwallf Agricultrtral'So eiety at iielston, for the purpose of deterniining• el* premiums offered by the SOcidy in their last antittal list of premiunis, viz. . Fin the b:st hull . ~ - - ij• 5 5 0 For thezd best ditto • - - 2 2 o• ° For thg.h,:at Rain, tree tier all I::ngland 5 5 o For'the hest It:ini ycluicd ih,Cornwall ' 3 3 o For the best thy, Rain) einc(l'in 'Cornwall f., 2 o tor.the best (itt ‘vethet Sheep, two yrs old z 2 o For file xri beg ditto . - - 1 1, 0 For . 111:. hest Boar - - - 22' co Niue Bulls, eleven Rams, four Boars, and two , fatted Sheep, were prodmed ; and aflei a minute investigation of their different meriti, by the irispeei tors, they adjudged the prenlituns follow : , . To franc:is Enys, Esq. fur the best 8011, No. 4. Mr. Alt . Paul, of CratibOrne, for the next be'st ditto, l's“ ) . 5. Mr. Francis Enys, Esq. for the beg Ram, free for akl England, Nu. 3. - • .Mr. Sick ler, of Guinear,lor, the best Ram yeaneit in Cgorn wall, No., 7. Mr. Nathaniel Roberts ' of Manaccan, for the best 11yg Ram yeandd in' Cornwall, Ni•., 4. To Mr. joint Roberts, of Newlyn, for the best and zd best fat Sheep, Nos, t and 2. To. Mr. Edw. Lowrance, of St. Martin, lbr the best Boar, No, V. • Thi3 was the first exhibition of the kind in that part of the county. In' order to encourage 46 laud able an example, the. Society came to a determinA:- tioh, which WM made public by the Presidtni after dinner, of having, such an exhibition annually at Heist:on ; not interfering, however, with the genc ral ekhibition at Bodtrun, in June, The meeting was Nery respeaably attended, by the President of the Stii7ietY, Rom), and several Members irbni . different parts' of the county, and the neighbourhood of : . Helston. Upwards of sixty sat doWn to dinner, and the'..bUsiness• of the' day went off with general satisfadion. _ J.afa week Kingsweston Down, near Bristol, pre sented a new and 'interesting scene, and crowds were attraaed , to the spot to witness the races, which were announced to take place under the 'patronage of Col.. KnIGSCOTE, Lord 1)r CLIFFORD, Sir FUNNY LIPriNCOTT, &c. 641... Clifton and the Hotwells Vete , almost emptied of their residents, on the 01:(%.1- sioli, and all the ta:lionableSin the neig,hbourlieed appeared on theturf. Several good matches, were run,:rode-.by,Gentlemen- the principal riders were of the North Gloucester, Mr. dB AST o, of Henbury, .Mr. TAYLOR, of W64an, *hid Mr. HA LE; of Alderley: • On Monday last an Inquisition. was taken at the Parish of. Walton, on View of the body of a certain person unknown, who was tbund by a man of war's • boat floating upon the water, in Harwich harbour he appeared to be a ~ iekfaring nian,..bitt had bu i drOWnCd ve4t length Of titat,:% N 6 pers.bri coald diScover who he wits; - or .where he came froth. . • 'On - Tuesday last an Inquisition waittiken by Mr. 'Brearey, , Coroner for .YOrkshite, at-Htinsingere, on the of Francis Proctor, of the age of 60, 'who 'hadthe day before 'been taken out-of the river •It tppeared that on the 7th of 'January last in the evening', the deCeased.cleSired a boy, who lived tiffith the person the deceaSed had been - I:c'orking for, to take hint: across the Nidd;on horseback behind lrn, 'the bridgehaving been broken down Prbin the ra pidity the7streatn, and the . gre:it quantityc:€-ice coming doted the ricer, the horse was forii,A sud denly round, and both fell into the river , the body: of the deceased was not found Until yt!hterd:iy night. - The boy escaped by retaining hold '4if the , Accidental Death.- ' 7 d PUblished by tVit.i..; Ala Ansi 1:r AG.it (NI pri, of South Stoll q• the .gaper, Leiter: for,ilie (pust.tpaitl), n SP: e P NO'Sr I. • „ cl•P•v&e:trnY; Algrt.lo" ft. * , 1....!i1ay-2-1.1,ef•• litabelt, Chains:lien, E,i4le, rt'lritt r r " I Wi'4" 1141 f. 'frodi Wyborg ; F. liz,bztit, jan,oo, ;Torn L:,;- 1-111Str ; t i . ) , 1 . 1, IVl'lillati, Montor, Dorn, Union. StcYrr. Fri.r.oaslti.), I.)•avis., an , l Isi,,ittilut, 'litiori, front St• r. httrif.ll;..rsabeilil, !:,twirrit, frOnt Norinkyllltorte4nu' ' r,P.,1111.,. 5;1e06, tottli, • I:4irstur, lainct, Alicn. wit Ma , , i , e•-r.att-..,,0rth, Irctri Wow! ; ,AttrOfat .V.)1t17,, t ail 1 3 ''''``'' 8ri.0,111 FiltCr; -TZ'ut-,:r-liors.e, Bellati-iy, Ileite, itri,l'•'', Poititer, tuel, and Milforti.a, Noniron, from 1);mtlic; Caionic;s.,Soph:o- .---., Iron fred,:iiLkA4l.ll ; Cora, Atio, iuld Lk el", l'Alit ' y, from .Stottin ; Cercs, Isot‘i, licit , I `'''. Sophie Maria, I,en.tuts, So.: 1)1'1', I•Lluts, apci Neptune. -11e10;on, front Norway ; C'!'. Norteil,' fwiti Tottutrigort. nierce, I'lar,t. Anti Young htuitr, ---, Iron l'illatr; Mt. tlerY;l, 1 i,tt, from Litbo,:.; Norway, Giln, and dvetautte, ' - - Sat;•.:.;i—the Aiwa, ittliTm, for Vocatoo ; Diamond, .1416 for: P.ett,r,irtri;tl ; lirazingiii., Thortyson, tor 1• 010 '.. 1 ] Allit,ttnt,ol-;31. A 1 , How-, Sherbatt, iwr Tob;cgo • 1. , Ail Gutter, for ‘ '', , , 1 , ttlieNs, fur A fric ; a nd N,:i...,:ine; 5 -01 , kit ---: ' 1111?1'11.S. ..., , On Satureliy a s at bis house in,l2.ticen Ann.;th..et West, the Lady of larnesikVcst, ES+ via Solt. f' On Sunday last, at Walth.itn Lodge, F. ;sex, the 140 a Captaiii Watkiri, 01414 Royal Navy, of a Sun. ~ . T he, satne„..day, ,itt kV 000 ford, Mrs. Hi ltll nt, tit' a bon. i On Sumbly morning, Mrs. Steitalt, o he St . lar.il e ' 'll 3- tel, fermyn-street, of a Son: c , Y iss e hi s : t e .....: : , d nE a l It ); , (tit i .a n yo, U r. I : : : p i ro e: .: 1 C lik4ia t A l! 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