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Jill 'b 1' ti G 1 7 4, • . Nov. 7, 14.. ... . ..., . .... , rtiS be;og ti k e' first dAy,hf Michaeltmui Tern!, th e .f , t,ir_: J- , -(:.::-.virrtc(1 :-T . i0 , 11 rile 1,,0rd diancelloi, a ...-, . - 1 19 u0:,. nt , O..frb.:-.) _his I., ,, r(kl)i . p's 'house proceeded + itvc.ate to their resße v ctieCattrts. . - , ~ COURT OF CHANCERY. ''FFIE ATTOtt'.t - r.I' ,, t7LNFRA I, 01' Vit - E PRINCE OF WALES - • - • - - 7_,':' STEVENS. -- -." • , - , Sir A RTIILUt PI t;OTT'Stilted, that ill this-case a had . 1 - n...en I . !ed tor restraining the,..tenants of various tracts of common and Other land 'be"lnng , ill; 'to 'Cs Royal Ilighess the Prince Regent; in the 'Thit.Cliy bf- Cornwall, from ,warking .the stone quarries', and carrying off the Stones. found I hyre7, 'in, and on the coninio!,s in the_ lands oecopied by theta. ' The stones'so carried . oil had been trans ported to London,. and employed in the, build._ Aug of the ,-,S.ttautt- Bridge, 'and an. injunction had 'been obtained, restraining' the derendants from proceeding in their operations. A. cOm - inunication,' , however, ltatl since:taken place on the sobject,- . the ..r.,.!salt of which was, that the dvit‘:.dahts were allowed to go on in • the meantime, they' keehifig an account, and tinder.;. taking to be...responilik; in the event g of its bein It)und that their' title •t o ..p ro C e ed. ns- "-they' had done was defective. The affidaYitS in ;lIISAVer since• been pat in, And the defendants had given ' criotice Of a motion for dissolving the in;;:lictni. ne(Sir Artlotr Pigott) had 16(d:A nose davits- 1 and fr9m- the incest attentive consideration he had - -heel': to. give the ow , ei was..sati fit...d that it must(.ltinnitely conic: to hydedikA a'n issue, hr isines, at . Law. had •spokeit , to - Mr. , was 7for , die-defridaiit 111)cm-tilt! 'subject, and,hebekve.skii..at'lle,copckirred opinion. it would ' ; >e t:ltierAt , lowever, fo r him' (Sir A.. t a li oat), that the inattri• ihOidd lie over for a ft w days, as he hail not [rad tnnity-of ledr. Belt, I;idintiff,,4(ir - 11 , 2 0 1 ,:ctrs of tile•N6,f:ii. COlfdirKd in thinking :Mt ttßi.;c:ise must coot, in one . shape or another, to:Ptd,ecidetl at la .eitier..by—ejtinctit.,. iii .by , dive:::ting an Sir ARTHUR PIGOTT Said, n electmeut cc - mid try,!lieipiestilm, the def en d an t s hayjng grants,, hi c h they ,vuotild naturally set (ip",s a defence ugaAnst -attny artiolv of -ejoetinent. •-•The.-•ri , irts of the -plirtie - could wily;be t'i'ied by , an issue of is= -; - • - • - :•• • IIAHT then let Sit Arthin• • preptivo inihutesa the terthsrot the. itshes. • **; LORD CIIAis.:CELtOIt Said, as the defoi(lktits , were to proceed—in the : meantime, keep iiir the pvOposed :(lefity of a let' (lays .toe1(1 lre. I)rOduCtiV of• injiiry to neither Rally. — :Let the matter,' therefore, • lie over tail nurs.dav telitligiTt; Arid the p'artios,..in the Illealltil4C;CO111 , munie;ite among themselVes: -; • - • JOITNoN V. C \Ton, _. . .• Sit' S. no.),ltti,v, ftdlowcd Ii) 'Air. SytAt),‘FELL, ... • moved Ca..it thi: tim e ro- paving in the Inovtglge.- in( - nl:v it ti:is . : . ctisel Should - Tie enlar ; .9 (1 1 , ,),• ) 1,1 ... • Mo onibs. This Nl . :36' ' an ,I,pl - iration, 10. sub,nitted, • entirciy,.to 'the Oiseretion i of O , le Cot. vt ; .ap(l as it was made in . v,..ry ettt"..*6sir•;irtarc. cit .- ttinstaneeS" he 'trtistf ,- (l it "Wot . thlreceive :nal I .. av-,111-;i1;le considera ..tiotr to Which it Viiselit:lt d. 'lite e?..se 'had been - Ink;:e titan ance "already h , .....f0ie the Court, ' and 'his I.,Ordsip the ' ihncr . aireilii , 1.11,n:e tilan onc. , e en- larb. : the n . ecl rint : - fc - n• 'nav: ng Mone‘ , - "dory of our readers may rceoltectit, as we hire more thaii.cucc stilted tlie Circ. ti`;'y ::antes tttend ing: tiie case - . Aii?nt t,te 'yea:. ?SOS - , .7".1r. Cator, who. had otilv a lit. - -inftire,t in the cA,ite, p0rt .1.,-j:ged the stunt! to :',lr. Johl - : - .On for : I ..ie snic - i of :15,600/, the iw,vtgagee . zit,the s.ni.e - titne cansing him - to in',lii . e his tier: for the f,lll ..:notrat. in the -L.lear IF,i 1 , :11r. J , ,hiy,oll becoming dissitis"fictl with the security, filed. a bill of foreelostire;in which he afterwards ol.)taiiwd a - decree. lie 'also s'ae . d z'upon . • • aninterest of a Inercantilenature which ;i•. Cator . had.,..alpti L! %%itii . (oiir other Cii:lltienien iv, a pt : ittery. : concern, to th - e'traile in . which fle list it stili, and trout klr:t.;attkr.s interest in which he. realized a swirl of, about • , 1 - ,0001. Not satisfied with this, the plaintiff pi . ocee:led against the person of the defendant, ag'aiivit Whom lie suc:l out a writ of C'a ,p,icts cid s•u.t4ftreiencizon,•'arnl under that w•rit liad Felt him in prison for the last year and a half. T hiswas not all : he theft.. 1)1011 lit 'an action of t;jectt.net, anal having obtained a verdict in it, was now actually at this moment in possession of the defendant's life-interest in this estate. Under these circumstances, the ,defendant's son, being ,not, much more than a year from hiS full age (421, - and b,eini; in holies that lie Slioidd be iahie, if ,nl - t short time longer, to borrow money ,pti Li's own interest in the estate - Sufficient to liar OF IH.. Inf)rtgag-'6, lie (Sir SAtnuel itoniill y ) trusted his tolship ri wtsnlcl enlarre the titne•for payiog 'in 0 the mortgage Money for stxmontlisionger. ...tr. i__.l-41(..;1:, ft,i ti;e plaintiff, stated o:tit it ap. pc,... ii frt;ni the ',l,is . ter's Iteport:, thartlrere was', '1,,.11: ,ids of 12 , 0001 of tits titort ,,,,, edht kti• . i J. v, ~ • .5. , .e- h , ue r{mis,(4. thecsti-ite :mere not c':nal t , i t • the p,op.iitsi:tof the intcrlSt, 16(.1.0.F !..icpt'cl.; . lllll Of 111 , :italiICe. : so that the anio . ntit *of -th,e d'eh "nr.tst bc tii . ity ~icc',!ttiolating. • - ' Sr S . ,..milr.t. liomtf.Ly said- they luid -- n0w . , , ,,;1,1 iii is !,• the first titne. 'ln aTts ~, , ler (ti_ i( i ,1. :, 04i1(..k.;-:,, 11 '-: " 1 . 31 bt:'it.: tn.qt . ik'Xt ye:V l .r; Clic, /4 - !kell:4dt.l4 . V, IH. Ii - C.C. c, LI I. WZIS' 110. W I'. eiiryii . ) . (it4 i e.xpile, ftwnet , . - th. , reids xv(hild - hettie•trtyitlotAsMt! l ..... •. 'l' ':r,, .1,40n5 .oi-l'AXi;t...,Lti 6 ti; kAtti;tf, Atlis ti:.l,,e,th . -44 - 1 ! (.14 . y.ift0 tjirs.dak ',et; icli.i..6iir to 4 tive tilt :'lll . ; i ~. L. „ri...- _...l"tie a ti...eiYro, ItOr8(11:11 Cliere iit t;; lie' . ` le ' • - • • LVY'l . l . 34':e l. 4it:4;er t: kls lot Li is . N, 7 • .4.4 t he !ay. , aSI oTir,!•4 to Inake . Li debt etkett . ;;;.: . iii.),l , fil.LY did ilot right i)1;i resoi•r, li e isv onv, tilt! i.e -o.yyty..oiii! of =‘ll:cli in colitLi:ticti, that. tilo, , e ‘v . elf.: hicla ~_'~-" ; 4uttst weigl4 with the Court, in the exel-ctse of its (in an application . strth as the present. ThelLottp".Clf,A;ictuou said, in jilOging of 'a taw like the present, it was highly important that fle - e Court . thtitild be informed not only what was the nettfat'and: immediate rent ,of the estate mort gaged; 'but alsO'Nehat.woilid,be its probable value nexi fritere Could tie l!r, doubt, too,lhat -mortgagee was anti - add to-avail himself in air the reniedies whirl, the lai . v.all-owed to' any other cre •ditor; but, thesame time, it was prober that the Citurt should know. What Werithe rentt-dies which had been resorted to by a mortgagee coming - to the ''..ottrt and asking- that the mcnagage money should ,beinirnediaterypaid in order th'at the Court might ,be,t he better enabled to judge whether by those re medics tile mortgagee had so pressetf,on the Mort gatzor us to make hint more unable; than he other , wise would have been to pay the.mo.ney, rc :sortingto-twenty different remedies against a man, :if se/ many . e-x.ist-etli_ . -it Was easy to conceive would render,hindes. able to pay a large stun_ of money; than ir remedy had "leett tried. His Lor;iship wished, therefore, „before.he dispos.ed of this politt,,to, have an affidavit as to. the rise to be expected in the rent of the mortkage property; - , iuuri ng the next year. COURT OF KI - WSBENCH. 'This day Michaelmas Term commenced, and,. according to ancient custom, 'the Judges of the sever2,l Courts of Law came down in procession , to Westminster Mill,- anal then opened• business. in their respective f• The !1•1?...1 ittp , .rt of the state and condition.of t:lie:Coitviets on . boarthhe af. Wool wit.7h vrasitead, The Report - stated that they 17t:i'C,-ge and orderly, and had hcen.cut hloyec{ wndts. EoliouGu )61.,—THE KING V. NEYLAN. ThiA/ATTottNEY-GEsiritAt. tnoved for a Ride to sticky cause why an information - should:dot. be filed against this aelitntiant..„to.coknpelliirn to execute the ofEeeof Liveyool. By the Charles. of tlie‘liiironfzit', the et;r:p`cptiOn O'f;4l Common Conneilitko..`ciat'l4' whon , the 'Mayor is co he ,effected ; and_ the Cha'rter that' if the Allyor die, o'r te:noved, e;i•• reFils,e to serve, the,n a new one ele;!ced, The present defen:bint refizsed to s e rv e , nn - the ground; fir , it)v. that .he IKid Ikeen INI:)vor before, and - was a 7\ll:i.. , ,tra'te . and Colones' ; and econcil y , th at 1:e kv,,s not a r e ,;id elft inhah.itant a the Borot_;11, hut he. lived . in the vicinity 'of it, and kept ;a tiwiktig-bouse within it. The first was ti,e.oniv tena!);e iz,r;nin:!, and that be the to be di,ru,ssed. The 'court des:red to he furniched with a copy . ef the Charter, and granted . the Hide. JUDGM E NTS . The ATTORNEY-CIENEIZAI, stated, that Imvinf.), - made ellfikOry ‘drit day ‘void.,l bo'niost CUflcni ;it their Lord,iiips, on Alock:y next he siluii!d np .piyfor. the Judginent ofAlie p!irt in sever:Al Case's of Lieyson::, v.. 110 sse!e cuitody. is:Gr:Nzriu 11.750 n was found ,guiltyal the .lat IsSi4es, and some teed to be imprisoned and stand in the pillory, lor or-, deriog goods from different tradestnen, and en ticingthttin to execute his- orders, wLic3, generally amounted either to 5.1. 01.'10/. by sending,thein the balve of Bank-notes, with apromise ttiat the, other halVes should he remitted On the receipi (;f, ,the . This, however, he always failed to do, al,cl, on . comparing 'notes, the r.rsons 'duped found that the halves were diYided in inure than ,one, v , .ose ; . fox while, one half reached one trades man, the other was forwartkil to another trades %.vhose mutual interest it was, at last, to. ci.3idesse NV :01 each other, in order to reciAvc some, value for their goods. An elderly woman, on her road into Seo!'lana, called a short time ago at the Police . Chico, in I‘Jatichester, with a pass, for the Usual : allowance In/tn .- NI. the Depitty Constable. Unfor tunateh,-, however, sh e p resente d t o hi m , instead of the pass, a piece of paper, Contdning bank ;t - toteS to the aminint of 241 it May be imagined. that slie did not prolit much by rectifying the mistake, Two beggars, who have for some time past inr ,lested.the•strects of Bristol, were a few days since taken into 'custody, whea upon one was found 17s: and `Upon his companion upwards of 41. Saturday titorning, at Portsmouth, flurry John- Son, about ,16 years of Age, was committed to the county on a Charge of conintitting a bur glary, by breaking open a box belonging to his .master, and stealing about 110 t. .Bank-uotes and gold. ,He had heels some months in the em ploy of one Whitney, .who seils'earthenwar e ; the box which he broke open was kept in 'Whitney's chamber, at his -cottage, in Stanishaw-lane ; he inlowdiately set ,off forLondonwith his plunder, and changed hii clothes at Peterstield ; but trey's Non overtook hint at Godalming, and carried bun before Lord ML:QI)I'..ETON. : All the property, except about 205." which he had spent, was fotifid upon li ul. . Ysteiday a very unfortunate accident happen- Stke,-,1pa.. - d' Bush, :near Beatunont-Lodge; ;As„.Airs . .,,T;enson and her sister were turning into * -,.the - 14:iodic gate, the Wheel or h e r tilb ur y st ruc k i f ,,ipt,:ainSt the curb-stone with such violence, that it the haek-..spring and threw them with great A . 9.:rcea,gainthe stone occasiOned • a _c-i.eYs.re; contusion on the back of.,thejead of '9l, the Ladies, and otherwise injnred Jitr ; she. Was taken is a lifeless state into jhe J i odgo„ ; _aud the en Lady, escaped, with severe I}r . l,li-sts. .1: r. West, *tirgeon; of flammetsmith,.. ; wa,s ,costunate ly,:ia -the,village, and vendcred every assistance, arta they iteg Lam:considered illa,.fail; wo-5 of doing Qo ,Wedoesday evenin,:;',..about s e v e n: o'clock, , • ,were engaged at theit%tea,. solfte villaius,.;by cult ing. an'd PaFt of ; pane in th‘,', , viito,_, ,, ,e .. ,of„ : "Mr,,WALL t s„ ,; in. ,New Bond street, toak:"Out 19 silk shawls., and got C4i'utui,is covered. i 1 tall felloiv, with a - liat!'nose.; itt right coat,, haying a w9man and aStoutboy with him, was seen about th.at hour, loitering near the preniiss. A similar act of depredation was co:in t:tilted: about the same time,. at' Mr. Cox s, in Un)ou-str.ect; where the glass Was cut by:a dia mond, and two . lace shawls and other valuable ar ticles stolen. POLICE IN'TELL.RiEN'CE: •• • Vesferdav rionum Brown, - chatgerl with steal ing Irm„ an eiyan*l cart in Bishop's gate-treet, .J. yVillis'itatel, that tit :..h o cq_- ! to d'elF.;er li e saw - tlie pri, n . .s oer rer' upon the \vbeel of the cart; from whence A.:1A . (12(2d 11) e imck age, , and rats away vv.;th wittwss ran after Sop tf)i , f 1" and !Stevenson, a constalde, joined' In the Init'suit. P - rktSner'beliVg- -exlcausted, -threiV down -the package,- and 'Nvos. arrested. It_ coii -taiTled 12 volumes ( ! 1 Spani,h pwtry, clegantjy ; and the owner having sworn ti, it, ti'.e curn'thitted: ~ Jaine'Courfilly -.was committed. , for having ob tained front the house of li,arker,• St. Thomas . I .postle, tinder false pretence,, a tr un k. . wearing the itro;; - otty• of Mrs. 'Wil kinson. • GUI LOT f ALL. , fria:Butp - ie . ' a (; ) ilect'in-r• clerk of Messrs. Pol . - / , ~. . rester and.qtelynierchants, Crown -court, Tiirog nortoo;•street; was exaatined - a fpurth time, Olt a 'charge of embezzling property.,of,his employers. Tie principal evidence having neglected to come tot ward, the Alderinan expressed' his tel to. detain thettisone i r.; but i , at„the : request of the. prosecutors, he wls vgain remandecl,... • . QUEi.:N-SQUAL.E. • • '. RoBBEly. —Mara Mil - is WaS . CiWge(l .. With • having ro!ibed Saninei Peitigroves,': one of Mr- 1 ; Wood's coal -porters, - by pi - 1 . -eking his.'pockeL of a 1::1. note.., The::prisoner•and. azke ..44- . i t er el.nnpa- , nions j?i,niug, Pettigrovcs walking alon.g. the Strithd, and siteeectled iii . Pettuiding . liiri.to: treat them with's , ome . cordElls'.-4'-fle'-pulfell but a' 1(11 note,. but could -not. get - changer '., 4 \-1 tint party were proceeding on their journF„y,_ the two girls contrived to pinion their Adorns, who appk!ar:!d to have more' money than wtt, and' dvgv- frain his pocket the iiote in: question. ..%tie , saw: the note ! in prisoners hand, and she after,wards- .. .:,a.ye it to,her e6nipanion ; ivlth l'an .;i1 - with it. - ---Conimittedi, for further examination. • •'''-- '--- ' - •:E' - '•' ' ' ..,.Jo/tic,3»tith, an -old and notorious vffender - ,.*as charged IN:ith „having - ,stotco .ahvtit , thil;ty, p oun d weiiit of lea I from t.o tool of . a i ; ,),,,,,..,.-h-o"se, tietolising ti; Mrs .. Ki7`ig', Tif.l"ibili-c't:)---LConTimlifed... • , 1 ' •iesteramy,ts,ldeNk)iAs was . elnirked-reirr sll3pition s•tc,atkng hi4: - (4thleil.'weigh.t of sheet iead. _The ~ , ,, - a tlltnan o.n hear , ine , : t i svisi4eMt.6- 1164U - ;e; he itlid .(a1 tll . ho mark he ~e eined,;p2',49rit- r in the 11:•aCcii-fm - ,i;e; .. ,"(i0ic0 . v4...r e d in ttle ? itttic . ` story the icAd folded - 4'll'lw:eight .wtrerl.; , :and a- -ripping for re-exainina!ion. •, 1 t I Yet,t(l:tlii -ft re - Works colt trifry- t ri a tirti-1 A:4St . that on ::=lttitilays'iliOlt, he apill' . eitelltled a boy '.(#ll , squibs i n lie the' bby where • liad prochred then 5 : And_ Ite2l.t.khit I;ini at the hone, , of, the., prisonef.,- in IlufActilrd. , buildings.-" !,‘ He went thither, tkinr. , . ; with }um and the, boy,- woosu he sent in i() 1)1!.v sixpenTiy Worth of - 'Crattken.-„ Which the wittAbia.n satt: ;_ and tiny ther , ..lore.,vprehentie:i itleprisoncr.; and j s e i ze d a quantity of tire- , ..vorks.. •. foe sheddefendant, suhn ut t e d t h at 1- the pro(i. , lings ;Alt nt.„7ctiler werct illeg - aiiv it h respect. to forcibly Paling the prrso:!er'intoertstody. ••:111: watchunin si n . .p,tr,ole .I, l d aettl' % (.lnder the supJlOsition'tint they •,votOd rereive pc nattV.,,'NOW: no 'penalty could bet coloireed;inas ; muc h . as • thcre...were 'eyideict. rt the pyisoncr having sold tire -works hut I . eitim'on , .; one Of tli"eita( . waters and - the. , .wats self pris(itfer ; - RA; the 'statifte requirad: that t lqe,4 e . s•bouid' he two, • and; neither of tticm iltfor uiers. in secOnd place . tlieTy:iiad forcibly I away I ;carried the p rY . r. , ner(sl - "Ille - trefendant; • • taketi'hin.iself into eusti;dy, without any . warrant or licene stliattiver,;'.•and .he would ,cont.nui, that tuil;lit,he,_inaititaineti and damages re covered for violation of the pe ac e. , lie easily .. 4ecount for ;ire-works being on the ptie t ntises.of the , prisoitt4r, `as he wits 'pyrotechnist to the Theatres, •4nd„ , upon all :these grouuds, he maintained, that., the prisoner ought to be dis- Charged, which '‘‘-is accordingly done. UNION:HALL. andi ..4u22.11.iir1e4 were hronght up, chug ed on suspicion of st ea li ng 131. ti‘•:e property of Cornelius iiryant. It appeared that . the parties lodged• in one house, and that the.primlAt'n. had.access.tp -the prosecutor's room. The prOse claw. had deposited the notes in question in i Lox, which stored by the Of- his - hdd, On Saturday night, and on Sunday evening, when he•ivent to take them out., they were not tO'be fotHid. The landlady of the hotvAf, on the peosecutofs iiiforni ing her of his loiss, recollec-ted ha - ving•t,een rite fernale'prisoner, Nun Hurley, in the p-:rhs , e6itoir's rout n, putting the box in which the notes•wdre under the bed. On this infovination, the soners were both conunitfeirf'( . 3r re-e'xainination. .011 Tuesday. week - ,•the'Fortuna, Hyshert Cays man, master, from Sriti&lerlaml to Rultei.ditin, laden with coals and earthenware,- in attempling to .run into Bridinitnn harlionr, in'a very heavy .• gale of wind from the'etistward; - the•sea'running high, unfortunately missed the harbour; Was (liven on shore - behind the South Peer', anti a • Captain' of a -.sliip-and 'his Wife,:ptit'Sengers, and two very .voting children, were washed• Overboard; ehc -tw'o former Were . unfortunately (trOwned ; the children were rescued, hut, the ytitinger' is dead. •'the body ,of the Captain Was' found on Thursday near Frastrop. The ship is wrecked. A libertl - subscription h as b eivtered into at Bridliegton 1.11(1 the . Quay, for the 'relief of the spire re rs ( York' Chronicle, ) A Coroner's inquest Was held at Tavistock, last week, on:the hotly of .10'hn• Jimes, who .Was killed in Wheal Creber. Mine, -hy . the pfettratnre explosion of a 'rock that had bee ;a ;just el,irg,d .with, gunpowder, ‘rhi.cii, having 'l:.:.,nited accidental spat - I:from the needle, bli7w up'with a tremendous crail, and kil;eil the 4nir,i•tlif,,Ate in h u on the spot. _ Verdict-diccitiChLa tithth. 1 LONDON MARNEk ,: ~ ' , ..,•, • . --"'"---- • •r;.l,eci, ._. ttE'EURN OF WiTrivr Is ,l;oveli„ 14 Alesss. 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