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London, England, 1819-04-09 00:00:00

Tu Rubt. 31,111ny, Esq.

ON THE MARRIAGE OF MR. GANS TO MISS MOON.
To cheer its uu tour W 3). 414 nool t,f Sc.roce.
Gass with the Moan h..y fornoed .1 close at:fiance.
This light, so pure, ee. !out tI)
That el'ot the 3100,1 cunte titrd tonna on (;‘...1
LIAR:SABI'

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IVe are happy to find ihut the vener,dile lii h.
hithop of J FARUSA lAA meets with such suet:licit
from every description orChristctits in t lii• cotton •
We under•tand that the At eithishop intend, it.
with his presetiee. ot. •1 bor-Ilse, the I:iili
instant, the Nobilay told Gentry ,%lio sire to show
mI that day, ut the London ovettt, l',,tiottaept-
stteet, to promote the builthit6 of the new Ca, hum:
Chapel, Nloorlields,
• et:RE FOR SUPIIIISTITION.—Mmers sore kitrown
rho he it superstitious roc.. heir stipetstittem,
boa-
ewer, to sometimes Wade a pretext for Ittleite....
There Is a recipe far curios! this %peen.* of tile di-.
order. lu some extensive mines in 11' ales the met,
frequently *ow the Devil, owl when once be Intl
been seen, the men would wink no more that olov
`rho evil became scrump, for OM Bee/zebu!, re-
• ;reared his visits so often as if he h til i de.two
lietsjore the proprietor. That geolleirwi
Mt I,lt
his meat together, and told them tintt it is vo
1:e11.111 that the tiros, never nlsproarrci in :Ow
body who hail not deserted to lie vu threl, au.)
test se he is deternsiowil tar keep s, go..s 4134511 t
- hint, he wits resolved to ditelterge the 11,14 num that
A *saw the Devil serum. The remedy was its effietrilt
ay if he had turned a sitcom of holy voter solo the
SWIMS.

14W INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY. 1 imcoues
THURMAN, APRIL el.

BCl.l.filif C. FRA4V.A.

Mr. PIIII.T.INORE ionte,l, this was the motion
of the Plainttlf, Mrs. Bullock, the infortinistrairix
of her deceased huslotood, (;eiorge Bullock, for en
isijoboction to restrain the Defendant, who was a
partner with her late husband as elbiort-makers,
from disposing of the partnership mock by private
sale. It appeared that the late Mr. Bullock c or-
rwol on the business of a coohisiet-maker in Picca-
dilly, and in the year IR Id he atool the Defendant,
who, load beets a Colonel in thr East India Com-
pany's service, entered into ;is. toiershop. Mr.
Bullock to have three-fifths of the profits of the
trade-. on account of lo;• comforting the business, and
the Defendant to have two- fifths, as a sleeping, or
Maybe.. partner. In the year 1814, the trade was re-
moved from Piccadilly to Tenterderwstreet, the pall-
oers having taken premisses there, on lease front Lord
l'armorvon. The deceased partner had the whole
maragement of the business during his lifetime ;
lout on his death the Defendant took powseosion of
the premissrs and the stock in bide. The lease of
the preinioes the Defendant had &told by auction,
tondo r its valor, soul load the stock valued by twe
persons, of the names of Joseph and Raker. *lto
had been in the employ of the lair Mr. Bullock,
who had nut sufficient skill in the trade to put
proper valuation on them. Tbe consequence was,
that they were estimated much below their vtaltir,
and the Defendant was now selling the stock at the
rate of that vsluatiuu by private sale. h Was under
these ciienonstancrs that Iw, the Learned Counsel,
wolfed his Lordship fur the injunction.
The LORD CitAttcri.l.oß--1" What was agreed
to lie done by the 'rides of partnership, if one
partner died before the other 1"
Mr. PHILLIMORC—" Thud the premises and
stock its trade should be bold to the brat advantage
tons such au event."

The LORD It is usual the stir.
wiring par iii should wind up the art-omits of the
partnership; but ilia allegation is is singular one,
that the surviving ;miner is selling the stock for
less than it. value, contrary to lois own interest."
Mr. PHILLIMORE—" It is easily explaiiird, he
haring been the chief part of his life in the
army, he know.' nothing of the value of the articles
which the stock consists of. The estate is indebted
io !Mu a Mill of money, and if he secures that, he
cares OM fur the iuterest of rise family of his late
partner."
The LORD CHANCELLOR—" I do not perceive
how I Vats grant the injunction. You hose not
-hew., sufficient ground for it, but the Defendant
'mist tint prevent the Plaintiff; the atlitimistratrix
of his late li:smiler, from Intel frring ; therefore let
this lady, with some person conversant in the hu-
iii-se, inspect the premises and the stock on Satur-
wild let rue kiln., the result of their isispec-
li,ni oit Nlneolay."
---6‘ Will not your Lordship
the Defendant from selling until that re-
-1.1 made known to you ?"
The LORD CHANCELLutt--" Certainly not.
You 11:1se Hut slims that the Defendant 14 sellsug
for an improper purpose. I, however, think he
will not be hardy enough to bell lifter hearing the
opiniois of the Court. To-morrow and Sunday are
lioliila)s; a sense of decency will prevent hint from
selling on these days, and if lie takes advantage of
the Court Ity selling on Saturday, I eau assure
htwt lie shall not escape, fur the orders of the Court
shall no' he played with,"
The I.nuu CHANCELLOR, in the course of the
Slay, aid he would sit wills 11,1e3SUre its Saturday,
'I lie e. 111141 he allowed 14 11011 day elsewhere ; but
that Na, not the 414. r, as lie would be engaged 011
noire !Want hUallleli) 011 that day.

VICE-CHANCEI.L.OR'S COUitT, LlNcoues-Isl,
THURSDAY, APRIL S.

ill% Honour the‘Vrct:CmaNcat.t.oa was occu-
pied in hearing b.tudirtritt 'mullions of no interesst
ettcupt to the pantie' concerned.

I; 4TA t. EFFECTS Or VIOLENT PA7•4ION.—A Co-
loner's nuttiest was held on Monday the :Milt ult.
wt Sanceihorp. near Spilsby„ en the body of Mrs.
ltustss'ux, of the public-house at that place.
From the er.toesses examined, it appeared, that on
Saturday ev g a quarrel took place in the house
two person', one slanted GauustEr, the
..tiirr A 11.95 Y. GRUSIIIIT hating received a blow
irons .111.q1Y, levelled a blow at his head with a
poker
which he seized, but which AILSBY received
on his arm, when the poker broke is two. Gat:m-
isty again attempted another blow at Att.SBY with
the fragment of the poker, which, in throwing
hack to give the blow, struck Mrs. Rontxsols,
who was behind him, just above one eye. She im-
mediately exclaimed, " Lord have merry on me, 1
sini killed !" Shortly afterwards she became insen-
sible, and died before surgical aid could be pro-
cured. Mr. MORLEY. of llorncastle, dissected
the brad, and the brain was found to contain a
large quantity of extravasated blood. Verdivt,
•• Manslaughter." Gaummur, who is the son of
ass opulent farmer, is committed for trial at the
riext Assizes.

Au Inquest was held in the course of last week
at Tuiliby, in Lincolnshire, by Mr. MASTIN,
Cu-
roller, uu the body of TIIONAS ENO, a youth six-
teen years of age, who, in passing the garden of
Mr. SPRING, draper, of Couingrby, stopped to
lor.k over the hedge at a figure there, called Bona-
parte, when a boy in the employ of Mr. S. being
at work in the garden, seeing the other looking in,
took up a •tune, and casting it et him, amfo►tu-
►rat-Iy
hit him iii the face, and caused him to bleed
prolo.ely. His friends poulticed the wound, sad
colividermg him better sent him out into the field to
dreg turnips; the cold, us might he expected,
priced the putt affected, arid a considerable degree
of irritation bring perceptible. the /went* became
olarmed and a surgeon was sent for, who extratted
particle of the broken state or tile, but a lock•
,l.nw followed, rind the poor youth died in the most
excruciating agony. The Jury, after a patient taw
♦esbgatinil of tlw facts, returned a verdict—
•' That the said Timmy: Eau died from the ef-
fects of a lock-jaw and cold taken from a wound
gives, by a Statile Caat by '('Host*• AMA:YARD,
which said stone accidentally hit aid wounded the
said 'faux al EXtr."