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tow Petiti .o—Rollot for Crania tie, as half affrr three. •
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111041taL PARII4MENT.

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MOVIA Or !ARM; ITtaltestrav, MAT 14.
• 'EIrII•EA I
nti Gates tann eittalebe notooltott, appellant ; souß
WM/CHOPS AND ORRICRO, TiOprom•legts.
The etrinowittasiein of this appeal we reported on Thurs.
**43”.„ the !Sib inst.,
The Artentuee-Geontst. was beard th 4 day on the part
of else Respoudruts, and stated, that the trust deed of the
Ah sif November, 11,103, nod the deed.O7 inaiructioisodaf the
19th of March, 1804, formed a settknent which expressly
•e onveyedilsr esanne it disputes* the Respoutlents. It ass
• itoete that the last deed was execeted upon a death-bed, bet
execution epos • deitils-bird amen ohjectiousonly comiretvat
to be takes by an heir al law, or of the investure, barium an
.telerest to tether,. The Noble Appellant here. although be
was heir to 11. e lends in gentian by virtue of the original
iorrestore, bad MO interest to set aside the death.bed settle-
berause he was excluded by the pervious deed of
VIVO, *ben Doke John was in liege pouatie. The heirs of
••
witted had, by the deed of 1790, the power of redeeming the
..• Iliods within the pariah of Kelso, semi payment of the ruin
ne;3,6001., bat it was a power which could be only exercised
spent Leidy FROM mod Lady Mary K err, if they bad succeeded
tit the lands invirtne of that deed. They were, however, after-
wards conveyed by Ibedeath bed deed to the respoudept s, o it h-
soy pro, isiou for modem pi ion informer of ilie heir in entail.
..Tbets the ease attempted to be made out by the Noble Ap-
'. prllant was, first, that the deed of 1700 wait revoked by the
dralicbed Minerneol, and that •cooseqneolky his interest d.
art 's aisle the latter, was not excluded by the subriateere of
;he tet-mei% Secondly, that the lisp. ponatie deed was not
'evoked, but it was equally incapable of excluding the
Noble Appellant's, interest, because it was, repudiated by
•I:sdy Essex and Lady Mary Kerr, the persons in wlicoo fa.
sour it was executed. The Learned Counsel for the Noble
• Appellant were obliged the admit that there was in the taller
*..tiltasest en revocation of the former, but contended that
' it was revoked implication, sad the whole argentite!s of
bra Learned Friend, turned upon the pretended identity of
the two modes of revoking. Their Lordships would per-
ceive that this kind of argument was a 'mere speculation
on what the law ought to be, and not a discussion of what
it actually was. It was impossible for their Lordship.,
after they had looked into the eases which had been re-
'noted, if the notions now broached for the first time
were acquiesced in, not to see the great tatiaclikf
that would emote: one-half of the judgments that had
been pmnouneed in the Courts of Scollsed would be
distutbrd, and the whole system. mid the endernsioling of
the law of the country deranged. The Learned COIIIIIIII
then quoted the case of Crawford e. Cornetts, in the House of
Loids, 11th July. 1795, sod 14th March, 1606; and said,
that all the dininclimas of the great Crawfordleod estate pro-
ceeded upon the sisasuiptios that as express revocation was
• shore powerful than an implied oar. In that case there was
•••first a llepaponatie settlement nis.&, stud then o death:Sid
%teed utterly leanteistent wish it. The latter contained an
'repress revscationlll Moe former, but it was a revocation al-
' though made he direct terms bind a qualification which did
rut at all disoiolnii the evidetsee of the grantor's latrine'm to
desires the revoked deed, because he only declared that be
corset to keep op the iliegeponstis settlement so for as it was
veceseary to trosnirt it into an lostransent for its own de-
struction; bet this steroid mot apply to the case of the Noble
A Pottiest. The ent of Rowan s. Alexander was also in
petal. Under those eircunistaoces be (the Lassoed Atter-
' ;my General) bad no doubt but their Lordships would con-
erm the judgment of the Court below, that the Noble Appel-
lent was barred by *deed of 1790 from chaneuging the
dcailobrd deed of 1004, and that he was Dot retitled to the
redetoptioo of the Kelso lands.
alt. Ci.ailne, the Scotch Advocate, followed tot the
same
Watets replied.
'rite LORD CRAW rune, at half-post three "'chuck,
moved their Lordships diet Counsel should be called in al
eleven o'clock to-morrow mooning. His reason fur wishing
that hour lastead of les o'clock, the usual time, was to give
set opportnoity of correcting the minutes is the great awl
important OM of the Queensberry estates, and also to en-
able their Lordships to deliver their judgment in the case
which they had joie, heard to.morrow. He therefure moved,
that Counsel should be called in at the hour •be had pro-
• posed to.mwtow morning, which was agreed to.

Lords LYPICDOCII and Poona, and the Bishop
af.Latcoutt and Fauns. took the oaths.

STAGE COACH E 4,
The Stage-coach Regulation Bill. the South-Sea
Company Rill. and the Irish Stock Transfer Bill
were severally read the third time, and !bussed.
The Rinse then adjourned at half-past four
o'clock.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

COPENHAGEN. MAY Is.
In the canoe which has been for some time before
the criminal Courts, relative to the forgery of Bank
notes, no less than 53 peruses were brought
trial, of whom i t were coedemnkd to death, and
the others to different periods. of imprisonment.
, /fie Msjesty.has, however, graciously sentinel the
• . penalty of death, and commuted it tuts hard lobo*,
sii the Home of Correction. The punishment sf

die other criminals hes likewise beta moderated.
The D•ni,li Academy of Science has elected eiS
Members of the :11:ithrm tile.ll class, Gen. Midget
Mr. Pond, the Ast• 011 ((((( er Royal, cud Dr. Young,
. uG Lawful:.

saieswica. MST'• 16.

. Our too young Doke, left this city to-day for
Lso•suthe, witsts they will reside two years •ud •
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/MOM TN 1111111iii;•SIAT 13.

A repave holl hitely been pureed, sod piss much
cgrAt, that en Agent of the Papal Court will come
to .Fainkfort to confer on the provisional arrange.
=elite of the Church with the Avails of the Germ's
Courts who were enpged its the late wegociatiwa.
It is raid this Agent will wit_ite*lulsowo4,7
ph•seatie character. but be rooms* "pith env. imq-
task* fall power/.
The waveglegt Se. i thelisMilemodiej" Ml*
labs ialbriarbot.s.i Wieribing ossaa to Imo*

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