The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-04-17 00:00:00

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L. HAIT sestet as injonirtiom to resttehe doe De.
"Meads • from try erring vermin bask annuities emodiag
is their 111110,0, as the 'aerators of their father, the lett
Strinemff Pentbertoo, who died is the year 1803, aid by his
will bequeathed to each of his children, • iota im somber,
4.8801, to be laid out is beak annuities fur their
see, and- he appointed his wide, and the Defrodants,
his sees, his eueesters. The widow died is the year
1817. sad the Defendants are the serriving executors.
The Plaintiff, Mrs. Ryder, is one of the daughters of the
testator, and the Defendants refuted to acclaim with her
for the ;newest of the 4,01101. The testator at tbe time of` hit
deamorwas indebted to the beabeed of the Plaintiff is the
sem,ofll,ooif. money Iron to him, which the Defendants
refused to pay to bias. He (the Loused Coommi) moved foe
the injenetie• am the bill being filed, sod sluice having bees
served ea the Defeedants. It might be necessary Iti informs
his Lordship, that a similar snit had bees instituted 'pleat
the Dekoshints by a sister of the Plaintiff, and an injeeetioa
ranted, bet since its issuing the parties had curse so a tom.
proonim, and they were abort ID dissolve the iejesetion by
congest, which made the mescal application nee-enemy.
The UMW CII•IIICELLOR—." Take the injauction:'
lILIZABETII lIIAITON e.
Mr. HltaLb moored fur a writ of N. Exert Repo to Issue
nails* the Defeadant, whose mate be would rot mention,
for • teems that most be grimiest' to his Lordship, se restroia
him from lesviog the essootry until he had paid to she Male.
tiff NW which mime into his possession as trustee seder
bee merrier settlement. It appeared from the affidavit In
support of the motion, that the Plaintiff was married in Sep-
tember, 1801, and that the Defendant was appoiated trustee
seder the settlemeat to pay her the interest of the 5001. fur
her tele see; be received the 1001. by a promissory muse
bootleg 'sterna, which had since been paid wish 91. Weems.
The Defendant et peewit ss 00 board the ship Nary, hosed
to the Vatted /hetes of America, with his wife, gamily, sad
property, and would have tailed bef.re the peewit applica-
tion wee made, if It had mot been that the sbip bad been de.
raised by seam urinal form is site clearing out of ships mot
being complied with at the Costome•bouse. Under them
eireemetamees YEW me doubt but his Lordship would great
the writ.
The LIMO Cst•monzott---0 What are the arcuate of
the settlement; for if you hats a legal right you cannot
claim relief by equity?
Mr. Hammon." The eamments are between the Plaintiff,
her hoshood, mod the Defesdaat as her trustee, to poy her
the interns of the 2004. for her sole use; bet is ease she
towhead survives her, thee be is le have am isterest is the
pristipal."
The LUIS CRAWOIII4.OII--a That will do, for the Plain-
tiff has as equity. Take your motion."

COURT OF XING'S BENCH, Ovnanuku.,
TUUDAY, Aram 16.
360116.16 Lour Cam Jurrics soda Spoeitil Jerry.

THORNTON V. BUSK.
111116 lessee adios to recover the an of 2471. is come.
Imam of she Defendset's breach of contract.
Thellatietsroa-Osattaat, stated the Plaintiff's ease. The
Pistilli's are merelaests tradieg so Russia, and have •
bow abominate at St. Petersburgh as well as one at Loa.
doe. The Defendant Is sweat respectable merchant, residing
at Leeds, in Yorkshire. Os the 10111 of November, 1140,
the Defendant made s coeirset through be medium of a
broker with the Mastiff for 100 casks of tallow, at Its per
cwt. to he shipped some time is the nmeth of July is the
'mutes year, bed the same of the ship so be emereusleated
to the Defewelmnt es soon es it was possible. Some time after
the IMMO sf the ship Celia wee comassainged to the De.
fesslest as the vessel by which his 100 casks el tallow were
shipped; but shortly afterwards the Plaistiffs discovered
that the tallow oe board that vessel was shipped prior to the
time speciled is the contract, which they immediately
cemintenkated to the Defends's; mid, ow the Comers
arrival coos after, offered either to suffer him to take 100
casks of tallow out of ber, or to let him wait she arrival of
other shipments made is the mouth of July, 1511 like
time specified in the costract). The Defendant, who bad dis-
posed of his interest in the emitact to Mr. Samuel Busk,
his brother, referred the Plaintiffs to high, but he refused
to take either the one or other, alleging that the contract
was void oa account of the ini.take which had occurred is
the same of the ship communicated to the Defendant.
Some taliews were shipped afterwards in proper time by the
lbuffemies, and os that vessel's arrival, they Were tendered
to the Defendant, but he refined to take them, being so
doubt gmweisteed by Samuel Beak, •ho must be considered
se the real Deft-odes. in the cause. The price of tallow had
Mies cusaiderably after the cost/met was made, sod it was
fur the difference of price that the prem.' action was
bianght.
The evidence of the broker, sod the eorrespeodesce of the
partite, were then put Is sod read, which proved She case as
opened by the Solicitor-Gement.
Mr. SC/MLITT, for the Defendant, eouiesded that this
wee a speculative cossrect, very noel Is the emigre of •
Stock Exchange bargain, and that however oppsreastly me.
important the coudstious of the contract, as to the time a
shipsteet sad the name of the vessel might appear, they were
severtheles of the greatest 1•0111101111. The Leonard Counsel
put several imaginary rases, is which great imeonvemiesees
might result, it eestracts were Not to be retitled to the
letter. _

The LORD CRIBT JUSTICI was of opiates that shove was
no (rowed I. law to oppose to the Ilaiatiffs claim; at dui
same tins he tb.Rbt it but justice to the Deleadaut to say,
from all t►at appeared frees his coerespondeece, his lea.
gasige was that of a gra.ltiesit said a man of bosom,.
The Jury Amid a verdict fur t►e Ptsi atiffs—Dassages 247/.

A meeting. highly interesting to the inhahitsots
of the county of Middlesex, took place ors Monday
at the Queen's Head Tavern, in Holborn, composed
of deputations from the various parishes in the
county, convened by the united parishes of
St. Andrew, Holborn, end St. George the Martyr,
to consider of the mercer's necessary to be
adopted in consequence of the resignation of
Mr. MAINWARIREI, the late treasurer for the county.
The meeting was most numerously and respect-
ably attended. Statements of considerable import.
mice were made by Mr. TAYLOR, the vestry-clerk
for St. Andrew, Holborn. and St. George the
Martyr, relative to the arrangements hitherto pur-
seed in auditing and conducting the county sc.
counts. Resolutions were passed, by which the
Chairmen (our. MONTAGUS) and Mr. TAYLOa
were deputed to solicit from the Magistracy of the
county some explanation relative to the state it
the account. on the resignation of Mr. MAIN.
erAarie, sod the extent or securities available for
the liquidation of the ultimate balance. The
meeting then adjourned for a fortnight, to afford
time for the necessary communication with the
Magistrates. The annual accounts during the lest
four years averaged 50,0001.
A few days since was found neer Boocerne, in the
parish of Bedouin, a gold fish-hook. sire No. 3, in
the bed oft. old river. where some men were work-
ing for tie; and not far from the seine spot were
Ulm op aivend Roams coins of the reigns of V ea-
!AMAX mid some. of the later Emperor., &c. The
whole are in the possession of ROBIRT FLI3IaIIIC,
EN., of Bodoni, the laud-ownei.

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