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INJUNCTION.

QEORGt L. Pox, EIQ. V. MORE/ LtlIT AND

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WRIGHT.-
Mr. Swab:o,llm moved for an injneetion to marsh the
Defendant Wright from entering op judgment on a post obit
hood, executed by the Plaintiff. It appeared that the Plain-
tiff, who was only Moms fur life in remainder bf the estates
in possession of his father, being, at the Iseginsing of the
present year, in Want of money, he applied to the De-
fendant Levy to assist him, who advised him to issue post
Matt booth, and have them sold be anctium Accordingly
the Plaintiff ted post obit bonds to the amount of
40,0001. and the Defendant Levy employed as auctioneer
to dispose of them. They were put up at auction, and the
defeudant, Wright purrlitsed to the amentit of 11,0001. for
wilds he was only In pay eV. The bill charged that this
sale, made to the defendant Wright, was • collative sale be.-
hems him and the defendant I.rey. It also appeared that
the Plaintiff had no 'property, excepting the expeetamy in
reversion of his father's estates. Under thine circumslsures, .
he (the Leantul Counsel) trusted that his Lordship wonld
great the motion.
The Lotto Csascamost—" Take the order. This fa-
, slily seems to have an iulieritance in the Court of Chancery."
Injenetion greater'.
THR EARL OF SUAFTKABERY AND OTHERS V. Ins
GRACE THE DUCE OF MARLBOROUGH AND
OTHERS.
Mr. HART stated, this was (be Petition of James Black
stone, Esq. one of the trust's,' el the Blenheim estate, pray.
log that it might be refereed In the Master to cossider sod
report if the Lords of the Treasury should be of opinion that
the pension from the Post-other, granted in the reign sf
Queen Anne to the great Duke of Maplborough, was net
applicable to the payment of the assessed taxes due by the
Noble Defendant, how much of the •f1)4.0111 ought to be paid
by the trustres. It would he in the recollection of his Lord-
ship, that no part of the goods and chattels in Blenheim
House or Park could be removed without the consent of the
trustees A distress had been put into Blenheim-house for Ilse
payment of 1,8091., assessed taxes due by the Noble Defendant.
The purport of the motion eras, that the Muter should inquire
what part of the 1,8001. was for the assessed •taxes of the
house, windows, &c. as the goods about to be removed from
Blenheim ought not to be liable to idle assessed taxes on the
Noble Defeinlants carriaers. horses, and tits. A memo-
risl had beta presented to the Lords of the T y, preying
that the post-office pension should be liable to the discharge of
the assessed taxes, but if Ike opinion of their Lordships should
be "ignition its liability, then the inquiry prayed for by the
petition would be highly necessary fur the proteettoo of the
property in the House ut Blenheim; for which reams he bad
no doebt but his Lordship would direct the reference to the
Master.
Mr. SHARI, ELL appeared for the Noble Plaintiff, sad said
lie was instructed to support the Petition.

Mr. Res, Counsel for ibe Duke of Marlborough, said that
his Noble Client would riot coascut to the reference to the
Master.
Mr. HART said is consent was not necessary.
The Lotto CHANCI.I.I.OR—•" Take the order: it is highly
necessary that this Court should protect these heir-lodars lur
those who may be entitled to them hereafter."
Prayer of the Petitiaa grouted.
coLusaooKe C. Litton.
The Loma CIIANCRIAPIR observed he would give Gia
judgment it ibis Cate un Thwack, morning next.

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FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.


Crouri-Ofes, May 13, 1821.
N2lllllll RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PROM'

PARLIAMENT.
County of Dorn.—Malthew Forde, of Seaford, in the
county of Down, Esq in the room or the Right Honour-
able Robert Viscount Castlereagh, sow Marquis of Louisa-
derry.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Thomas Richard William Card, of the Bortiogb.aserket
Southwark, Surrey, tripe.dresser.
BANERLtPTS.
William Roe, of Lowe► East Smithfield, Sii4dleaca,
wheelwright, to sterreader, May 26, June 2, and td, at len,
Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Brooking, Lumbasi•
street.
Joseph Lyon, late of Millbank•atreet, IVestininrter, Mid.
dims, and now or late of Marshani.street, Westminster,
I cooper, to surrender, May 22, 29, awl June 26, at one, it
Guildhall, Loodnu. Attorneys, Messrs. Dawes and Chat-
field, Angel-court, Throgintirton-Weet, London.
Robert Lawton, of Bottoms within Stayley,„ Chester,
clothier, to surrender, May 28, TO, ■nd June 26, at eleven.
at the Star Inn, Manchow,r, Lancaster. Attorneys, Mr.
H. T. Shaw, Ely-place, Walboro, London; and Mr. Watkis,
Manchester.
William Fate, late of Settle, York, cabinet.maker, to
surrender, May 24, at five, 25, at nine, and June 26, at
four, at tke house of William Wilma., Settle. Attorneys,
Mr. Singleton, 'Willman street, London; and Mr. Leming,
Settle.
George lrellkloson, of York, linen-draper, In sur►ender,
June 4,5, and 26, at eleven, at the Golden Ball, Premien,
Lancashire. Anomie's, Messrs. Hall and Willett, Genic
Jamemiatreet, Bedford-row, Loudon; and Mr. Townsend,
Prestos'.
Benjamin Phillips, ctf Tong, Salop, butcher, to enrreader.
May Sl, at five, at Mi. Stanley's office, Newport, Salop,
June 1, sail 26, at ten, ■t the Red Lieu Inn, Newport. At-
torneys, Maws. Baxter sad Becker, Gray's lan place,
Gray's lon, London; and Mr. &Raley, Newport.
Juba Barnett, jun. of %Vcst-strert, West bmithield, Loa -
don, victualler, to surrender, May 19, 29, and Jane 26, at
leo, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Fur. Rugby, Clerkeii-
Robert Preach, of Wimpole, Cambridge, shopkeeper, Ito
surrender, May 21, 22, and June 28, at eleven, at the Hoop
luu, Cambridge. Attorneys, Mr. Peaeocke, Cambridge;
and bless►s.Tuoae, blunkhouse, and Churtuu, Craves-street,
Strand, London.
Joseph Rider, see. and Joseph Rider, jug. of New Mahon.
York, uterehants„ to surrender, May 28, 29, and June We at
ten, at t►e Red Lion Inn, York. Attorneys, Messrs. Smith-
son and Soo, New Melton ; and Mr. H. Smithson, Old jecry,
Leedom'.
(Dirldends and Certificates in oar nest.)

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
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BIRTHS.
Lost moraiag the Lady of Alexander Fraser, Esq. of
Thanes lan. of a sou.
Oh Sunday aeuruiug last, at her Initme in Deiroa.hirr-
street, Purtlaud-place, Lady Frederica Stanhope, of a son
and heir.
On Sunday morning last, in Sloane-street. the L.mty
Captain'. B. reutherne, of a won.
DEATHS.
On 3'lo"aY moraiog, at Ms qualm in Upper Caton-,treet,
riinlien, Charles DuWIRY, Esq. is the 73d year of Lis se..
taste l'Age to his presto! hinjr.ty, and 35 'tars Page
Bedchamber to his late Slajesiy. -••
At Rowe, mg the 20th April, Lieatevant-Geireeal Read,
of Cruwalil 'Wyk 'Wiles. His death was oCcasiiiilitli he
Poledss.ealkimiskied by a Vtuetian eervimt whom he had
Ideorlieltilyiee, and olio was afterwards loop,' to have M.,0
amen years iwip the gallt)s.
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