The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-02-01 00:00:00

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The Illarqtaleaellifpubhipos of Uneasier sad family Sr.
rind yesterday anoint II 'Unclose ' Boum, Berke's/-
siren, for Opleieramlniii their seat, &wood Park, Mils.
Tim Ifaisplia 'if •Oier left is seat, Baylis= Abbsy,
liPeorigl 3valerday. tenth. Wildman, Kest. • - .
! The Illwikais of Anotioury is expected to arrive on Mow-
my at hip bones is Old Borliegtosetreet from his meet,
Bean Mini, Statonshke.
• Tb. Earl aorl Coewinaremprr left Brighton ea Wassa-
il, for Petards. a a visit to the Earl of Ignorant. •
The Earl of panda ad Lord Gifts. are espected in
tam a
adowesde flan their sest..C•bbass Hall, Kral.
The Earl sad the Ladies Keppel are expect-
ed ia lowa pm* from Mr. CAA assfieller-
feak• ...i Ape. .
The Earl a 1011,„hmiiy have strived . r
hare IN Por -oi *oft their Mat, Hasq,
Northampsomplare. . ..,,,,..,. ~.. •.0...n0r • •
The Bishop of Losinlll4,fainily ars endue 111V:ltr
their mew house is 111../001111n esaare tree Follelk o
Li marks and Lady Law Dad famoly are ermogled fa
lowa tismorrear for the ammo Nos their seat io link
Sir Wm. sod Lady Fowles arrived yesterday at Asarans-
.lll4* Seem Hail, Hanorer.imaare, from their seat in York.
AIM
Ur. aad Mrs. Thornhill sod family an arrived at their
Ames I. Berkeley-square, from their seat, Ritidkowsetb:
Hall, Norfolk. - Jodie Hackett, Esq. has arrived at Hodgesn's Hotel, Dm.
vesetreer, from Paris. The Rev. Wm. R 11.1114 be. 1.11 Asti .
1 in Odor& 9
1 Arrivals at 'divan's Hotel, Lower Brook-stramt...sktisle
gad Lady Wane from. Mielhammosslaire; 11. L. inlarair,
Req. from Herm; lire—ls. Genie Cantina from Paris ;
as Mr. and Mrs. Maven from Hants
Sir Robert Whiten Hart. 1111. P. bac OPFleall at kia boom in
Carraglat-place.
Mr. Wipes, M.P. has antra at his he... in Pertland-
place.
William Miran Esq. M.P. has arrival at his house in
Upper Haritrotreet.
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COLCHRSTRR, !IL ARABHARD RICHARD'', CHIRV '
BARON Oi TIM COURT ow onasitsiiusai%miDt'
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The LORD Cieautait.ola—it Thii is a SI_N;
brought for the purpose of stoke* teketopini‘n
this Court es to the coustructirm 4414 litattiegg
settlement of Lord Freneis- Godolphin and Mistr,,'
Eden, to satisfy, the minds .of the trustees of that,
settlement, Lord Colchester soil the Chief Baron of,,
the Exchequer. I have certainly root greetrdifLo
culty in coming to a concluaion,)trittwitig, as t-do,'
that the opinion of eilluai of the hitroid irustees on the
subject might be better than mime; but, as it hest
come before the Court for its opinion, 1 hive grip.
pled with it as Well as I could. It oppeoirefrons the
settlement, that, et the time or the iiiiitiatfre, Lord
F. Godolphin was entitled to. RO,OOO/..sectired by •
AsegAgage ou the estates of his brother, the Duke of
,Leeds. By the marriage settlement, this sum vial
Welted in trustees (Lord Colchester and the Chief,
'Baron), to accumulate until it amounted to the
pet sum of .50,000/.: to pay. at the death, of
Lord Francis, 5001. to his Lady, and • jointure
of 1,6001. per annum during her life, and' !leo
-to pay to his younger children et the time of
his death 20,0001., it there should •trermere train
one; and if only our, 10,0001.; and if the 40.0601.
should accumulate to 50,0001. during the lifetime
of Lord Francis, then. that he should be entitled
to the interest, ut it : it hod accumulated to a math 1

' targ".. ' % . 'a ,) • 'g"TH &A TRES. larger sum than 604000/, mid Lord Francis, who is
~ • 1...!..e. • ...em
—..5.-- living, applied to the trustees to put apart the
.i. I' .1 "t' DRURT-LANZ. 30,0001. for the uses of the trust, and to pay over
Thr illsr.PleY of The Pirate attract vd a full to bins the residue. The trustees doubted whether
hates tt night. The sudieace were obliged to they were authorised to do so, and applied to this
= pleasure of Madame ViteTats's singing, Court for its directions. lam clearly of opinion
bullring under severe intiospeeitioo. The that they would be warranted in setting spurt the
ecialtsent of The tine follownik in which the 30,0001., taking care that it is sterling money ; and
of Young Wildly was switained by Mr. when they hare done so, the intentions of the trust
EiLISTON. His fluent recital of his performance's will be simmered, then of course the surplus will be-
by sea and land convulsed the heave with laughter. long to Lord Francis, and they can have no con-
The never-fading glories of The Cornsation were tit)t over it, sad of course it must be headed over
displayed for the 101 d time. to bite. I have penned my reasons for coming to
COTINT-GARDEN. this conclusion for the purpose of handing them to
L.,, Last night SUAZIPILARR'S play of The Tempest the Chief Baron—bet what has fallen from me now
otos performed here. It would be difficult to say is the substance of my judgment."
whether Miss STirB2llB'o acting or singing were
'-'tire attractive. Miss M. Tun's light and beau.
)tilful figure seemed peculiarly adapted " to do her --.......—__
lle
COURT OF RING'S BENCH, Weinman',
spiriting gently." Prove n's wand conjured up a TIIIIRSDAIN JANUARY 31.
!my elegant audience.
THE RING V. J. AND A. TOOTER.
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The Souceroa.GeeattaL moved for the_judg-
Ailillr'ffS RDITOR OP IRS palms PRESS. ment of the Court en Arthur and James Foster,
.. __.......—._ who were indicted at the Cumberland Assizes for a
ema—t had seesatos to travel to eagobol, and took a post. violent assault and obbtructiou of a revenue officer.
'shales him Fietailitty. We charted berm at Houssloo The Defendants had pleaded guilty. It appeared
led 667 dial" an led" oil". la Ellmei sloe Wigs: ;het the revenue officer had seized a horse laden
is,3BllPhift ai"-1"111611f1"111-4"4" to BNlskul thirty with whiskey. but it being desk, he judged it pru-
ue may 1 daimil ihi, pat jan ,i, drive ii the Black dent not to travel with his prize during the night.
K. dgiaur *ea anrodfar logthea sill, sod from and he put up at a public house in the village at
•ffistlfsucli Lsiodsa isurisse—osahleg twaispeight miles. which the two Defendants were drinking. who.
11,1ffilliffisi me the IllatiPtak.lloA6ol6 tos mail sad cos shortly after his arrival went away, but returned
11"a4 0...•"0,1.41"41- 7 iste iii; voila. we „owe
set. again with a grist member of ether persons, and
=aid he ietoneed et the AIN key sad by giving rescued the contraband spirits and the horse. In
*it, you will oat* .: Tom, &e, the seeffie a pietal was fired, and the officer was
. • - s.. wounded.
Os Saturday the oth of December, Mr. WRAY, Mr. Justice BATLEY, in passing the sentence of
the new President of Demerara. arrived there with the Court. regretted that a power was not given to
wife and family. It is uoderstond that he was feeble such offenders to receive judgment in their
own counties. The Court took tutu consideratiou
be swore is and open the Court on the 1 Ith of
t *. Mr. Rowel and his really NM at
the circumstance of their having come a distance of
tepie
diet iimielmor, and were not expected to leave the
nearly 300 miles, and had diminished their punish-
ilderrreelil the opting.
merit accordingly. The sentence was, that they he
Alfilinsing Paper of yesterday celtlleihe a letter imprisoned sepaiately for four months in the House
from the Honourable LsicesTut in
of Correction. Cold Bath field., and enter into re-
. :clo be* states, that, is the eme liskiikmis,
use tare cognizance's. themselves is 1001. and two sureties in
i. 3 h, et
cant the Government of Modem eethorised the 401. each, for three years.
publication of all that traded to criminate her CRIMINAL INFORMATIONS.
jiltr mess bet 'oppressed bee defence—and that Mr. HARRISON applied fur a criminal informs-
`Modros press, thus debased, is under the cen- lion against Mr. Hector, Steward of the Court Leet
olpsibir of Mr. Secretary Woos, a perm can_ of the Manor of Petenfield. for misbehaviour in the
sorted with the Marquis of Lonnouttheatr, and execution of his office. The Learned Gentleman
candidate for swat is Council observed, that the borough of Petersfield had long
We understand that great exertions are making been under the influence of the family of Jolliffe,.
in canvassing for the clerkship of the Merchant whose agent Mr. Hector was. The points of that
Tailors' Company; but it is hinted that the mole- Gentleman's conduct of which he had to complain
sent% which hove hitherto been very coaoiderable, to the Court were, that on the election of the
are to be materially curtailed. Mayor (who was the returning officer at the elective
of Members to represent the borough), he persisted
As it appears from the grants of the last Session
of Parliament that 05,0001. (a wood moorage of in nominating the Jury himself, and sitting with
6,0001. en the former root:. of mow per so_ them while they deliberated on their presentments,
nuts) was voted order the head of " Law Es-
notwithstanding he had a writteu notice given hien'
ponies ;" and as Mr. Solicitor Murray, and the
by some of the electors, that if he persisted in t • •1
Tien. Secretary Sharpe sod Co. have taken sum. novel and illegal practice, the Court of Ki
. .
their firm dm prosecutions which otherwise would- Bench would be moved against him.
• have dprolead to the Solicitor of the Treasury,. Mr. Justice HoLeoeco asked how long the pesos
said theiAttonsay-General and Co., it will be pro- lice had prevailed of the Steward sitting with the
pia, Wm, say further sum is voted to the Tres-
Jury ?
tele '
men, eerier the head of law expenses, that it should Mr. HARRISON said, he believed it was of
rece be mode appiireot to the Howeerable House. io what nt origin.
nekton tbs. two seam of 94.1000 i. of the two hut The LORD Cllll7 JUSTICE thought it wouldhl
desirable that the Court should have affidavits ot
segiar. iris
milseValimilialoArliriluougieciesthe' loss' .
adopted in to the ancient practice of the Court Leet with re::
gird to the mode of the Jury deliberating.fens. Lotteries gave to fieneme priding in the
=ltes induced T. BISN to repeat it is the oreseat, Mr. Hannon said he would procure such.all- ,
ss Is had bees se &wiseste is seleetiag. (wad. davits. and mention the matter again.
missed elialters, se =say Capital Prises. The entlee.mea. Mr. Sceaerre applied for a criminal infernos.
noose Takla are maned Air such persists as way arias title against a Magistrate of the county of Carman.
them; sod ao way of the milskirsi focesni7 olvletleells then, on various charges of misapplication or Does
wen approved by fatties isdividsals Is Lords*, It hoe hem
thee& advisable, ter the moveability ef the Feline, tole,* accounting for monies which had come into Ale,
out ii, the ....sod "not the west cad ,p 6. Tow.. The heads for fines and in other ways. The Leeepipi.
following may he had ii Whet. Tickets, Halves, Heavier% Cotassel then detailed some of the facts of the
maw% or eizteestbs, at Ilan Olen, 4, Csrahill, et 4, meat of his long list of charges, on which dills
Clariag.eress:— ' Coed granted a rule Nita. II
1,203 1,1111 1,1161 4,441
4,678 No. IMO No. MI 6,668 PRIVILEGE FROM ARREST.
4,168 041 liart 4,046 dr. HOLT moved the Court, that Dr. Beim"
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oil 3,166 2,184 2,808
one of the Gentlemen of the King's Privy Cbestbere
Th. 049 1,411 1,416 N 0.049 . (at present in custody,) should be discharged. le.
4.419 0,0,1 6,610 4,366
the gimped that he was privileged from arrest. Tbs.
on
e 3,m0 3,e6e 1,003
1.311 1,442 1,444 Me. DO Learned Counsel stated, that Dr. Bottom wee saw
1,03 11.333 Ns. 314 1,441 pointed one of the Gentlemen of the Privy ChM*.
3,110 ',Val 4,364 3,127 ber by his late Majesty, and in le 19,.0n the 1111Mita
The presort Lotto" aritatoseat ea the 16th of THIS ion of his present Majesty. he received A seal
OIONTH• s 1" elstit" "Ira Mosey his" •f to attend at the Coronation, sod did *Weed, walk*
Semi/ whet ilefiet loM Est TT" • Prierior in the procession nest to their Lordship.; bock
—No Ikea Primo-100 i5000t...-Etrorylleket draws sweet, -01
sack declaim im new me iimipook„....p,„„t Prim: was not so mach on the actual service. as ea thebi
Tries - ..... L. 19 10 o liability to be called upon to serve, which be (Neu
1Neit....1.10 2, • I
ffigthali....L.ll IA 4 Hub) relied. * Is
Qeariet.. $ VI 0 I liressnoth, 1 S 0
Mr. Justice BATLEY—" Is set this as sages
la log Loaner MO eld 1b Copttots-:ths Niels Loner" • •
wag !mint!! which can be metaled by deputy ?" .., . - ; tai
*so Lister., pod paid; duly mama i Mr. 1101.3..." N., my Lord: