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London, England, 1819-06-28 00:00:00

LAW INTELEIGENCZ.

COURT OF CHANCERY, trtatmuna,
SATURDAY, J 11312 26.

KZR ROYAL HIGHNESS THIL ritivcEss OF W %La
terms Till KARL or Llr►aruoL AND COUNT

IIUPIIT6II.
Mr. MARTIN, at the sitting of the Court, said,
Ile had to request or his Lord.hip that he would
postionne • motion, intended to be made in this
cause by the S:►lieitor.(:-nrral, for a few days. The
Learned Solicitor was not in Court, •nd lie under-
stood Mr. FITZHERIBERT had o►el with an accident
which prevented him fro•n attending.
The Loco CuAncrucoa —0 I can base nn
oi►-
jeetinn to is being poatlw►nrd. You had better
settle out of Conn with the Solicitor-General when
it is to come on."
The Sono-I-on Cravat!. having c 'me into
Court, said be could have no 'abjection to ac-
commodate his Learned F.irisd, hut it was air-
cesoary that the motion should be soon ...ode.
It was true thst Mr. FIrZtINIIIERT bad met a
it-vere accident ; with h.s Lord.hip's permit lle
remold settle out of Court with his Learned Friend,
Mr. NLaTt4, when he should make the 'notion.

COURT OF LING'S RENCII, Warriitirnes,
SATURDAY, JVNI

TRIt ZINO a. MINIUM SVOALFt.
At the &meg Of the Court before Mr. Justice
Cmst.
The Cussmott SERIE %NT moved, thnt the file
of 10,000/. which this Defend.int was ailjuilgrd to
pay Isst Term, be Wrested into the Court of
Ea-
rltrrl9e►.—[ understand this motion to be male
on behalf of the Lord Mayor and Corporation of
the City of Landol].
Mr. Justice BEsr suggested, that the mivi,in
had better be made on the last day of the 'rem,
otherwise the Learned Conosel would have to go
iota the Court of Exchequer to make a 'Unita.
appliestion.
The motion was accordingly postponed.

REX b 1111 &TOR OF Ca41165F.K0.

This case being specially appointed fur argum-nt
came on this day at she sitting of the Court. The
question fur the de ision of the Court w.s whether,
under the words of the Charter of the town ►f
Gravesend, the same person could legally fill the
office of Mayor for two successive years?
Mr. C►uden, who is at present exercising the
office, was or;ginally elected at Michaelmas, 1817,
and at 81.clawilanas. 1318, instead of going out of
office agreeable to the usual custom, procured him-
self to be re-elected, and has connvieutly con.
tinned (to the no small concern of many of she in-
habitants of the town) to exercise the functions of
Mayor and Magistrate.
Soon after the re-election a rule was obtained by
one of the Members, calling upon the Corporation
to she* cass• ally a new election should not belied
me the ground (as was chorales!) of Mr. Crudeit's
ineligibility t•t serve the office of Mayor for. two
oneceloive years, which was afterwards made slum-
lute, aid • srantiasems thereupon issued for a new
election, to take place in February last, to which
the Corporation returned that the present Mayor
was legally in office. This return being traversed;
111 r. flotAs me) now supported the return. and
insisted that the words of the charter, directing
that there should be an annual election of Mayor,
who should continue in office " fir one whole y ear
sod afterward., until one other of the A I.lernien
should be eletted and sworn Mayor," slid not lire-
vent the re-election of the sense pees in, who, at the
expiration of the first year, reverted to the charati.
ter of an A lilermaa, and thereby became one
other of the Aldermen, within the meaning of the
charter.

The COURT, however, being decidedly of ■n
opposite opinion, stated. that Mr. Croplen could
nut leave his character of Moque mad " one other of
the Aldermen stay elected and sworn," thereby
cleurly excluding him from bring re-elected, and
directed the Corl•oration peremptorily to proceed
to the election of another Alderman, on Saturday
neat.

At one o'clock the Judges verse to join their
brethren of the other Caul*s in the listehrquer
Chaudaer, to hear arguments in Crown cases.

N '

TIIE
The following are the chants of quarters in the
cavalry regiments:
Ist Dragoon Goards—From Namiltun, N.B. to Ireland.
4th Dots—From I►sltiaghar to Turk. s.. .
bib Dino—From York to Iliraiiiietiara.. i`.•
6th Ditto—rros Siraiiiighpai to Newcastle-opus-Tyne.
4th Dragoons-. Eros Cork to Exeter.
4th Dittu—.Frsat &holism% to
7th Ditto, Bubaars..-From blescbeater to Hamilton.
oth Ditto, Leagers—Frosa Beiglitos to Ipswich.
10th Dittu,lisesaes-,-Fruai Radipole to Edinburgh.
It& Ditto, Lancers—Frew Canterbury to Ilutinetur,
14th Ditto—Fsons Dublin to Canterbury
11111 Ditto, Hasearn—Fivui Ipswich is Illasebenter.
16th Ditto, Lasmasni—From Collie to Mohawk..
16th Ditto, Hassaii—Frua Itiesseasslaupes.Tyne to Ire-
land.

19th Ditto, Linters—Prom Hounslow to Brighton.
Two troops of the liith Hussars jest beadird horn Liver-
pool at Dublin, will arrive at ILinittiek ibis day, u. replace
She 4th Light Dragoons, ordered to occupy the quarters of
thi7th Maginot* at tatter.
Seven troupe of the 11th Light Dragoons sailed for Hog.
I4lld on Friday; one troop remains mill &log duty in Dub•
lin, but whirl' will embark me the arrival of the rienaisider of
the ISth Mtwara, silt troops of which marched fur Luneriek
sad Cutk on Friday.
The Sd Dragoons, or Scotch Greys, from Detadalk, relieve
tie 14th light Demme. la Dobbs.
The 14 Dragoon Guards relieve the 91st at Dundalk.
4th Dragoons are hi embark at Waterford toe Bidde-
ford.
The lith Lancers embark et Waterford for Bristol, on the
Ilet lastest.
Longford Is to be Is future Cavalry bead quarters hi place
of Ballistrobe.
Caber is Is he reliagnished as bead-quarters.
Cork is is raters to be the beadioartme of the iDeasoom
Is the Southern District.

OF PkIZE-MONEY.
Floe Princess Orange awl licsikr. fur ilw tone ilia
Ala, no Tlearsdny, the 114111 instant, at Pie. tit Arundel-
cieret, piste.

The C.arpfset, lb, La Lriiiie,sas Sahinlay, the Mb isms.
No. 12, Cleaseet's-lea. kcal,a same place, every Taw
ity and Thersiab far three swathe.
The Orpheus, Tessa, awl Illolverette, fur she Celt&tow.
please, es the lash lama. at No. H, aeriterser-lah. &rails
lint place, every Tuesday and Tlssredm far three stuatles,