The National Register.
London, England, 1818-08-23 00:00:00

WOITE V. AMBROSE.

e4se respecte.l the right of certain creditors to take
the property of u Man 10 satisfaction tor their tiehr.,
The Lord Chancellor, u hen railed upon this day to give his
)11400.111 tipun the C4.4e, observed, that hr 1,441 alseady •141 col
1,;„ opihiuh on mote 014.4%100A tll4O one, though Collllsll
proliAbly soot heard hint. There was 110 doubt that 31 Milos.
idler J 11411.1011111% and sequestration, was In the R1(11314111 01 any
other dilutor ; his property might lie taken in execution, but
of course with a.pouvi.o that no pctoo• claimed it who bad

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previous estate in it. He thought that the petitioner was coo-
titled to the appointment of a receiver. He mollies.,
that the present was only one nut or eight or ten different
briefs that had been handed to;o to It bn.on wldelo he had been
requested to give jutlgottlit two, Ohre, Or even four Wows
over, because coomsel did not attend him at the tone he first
pronounced lois opinion. It was a la wsmaxim that übiquity
old) belonged to the Kist: ; boot the practice of this Coot t
sectored 10 show, that it belonged to fay. Counsel in Chanrerv,
who were before the Vice intanrellos • the Master of the Roll.,
himself and chess here, at the same time.
PRACTICE OF DARRIsiTERSI IN THE COURT 01'

CHANCERY.
The Lord Chancellor took an °ppm milky in the coarse of
the 1111 l ruing of stating. that he had given directions that an
order should be framed so strict in its terms. as to put an end
to the inconvenience of which he had had lately so much reason
to complain, vit. that counsel did net attend him because they
liked better to go before the Vice Chancellor.
Mr. Montague obarevol, that the complaint coedit not rea-
sonably be made against him, as he had returned f. es to the
amount of more than 200 guineas, because he would always
lie in his place before the Lord Chancellor ; this fact, he be-
lieved, was very well known to the peoressioss. The moment
he found a hat causes would come before the Vice Chancellor
by the printed list.he had given back the briefs to those who
intrusted him with them.

The Lord Chanceline, added, that Ite Lad certainly foun&
Mr. Montagne consta.it mid pometlitil, but it was nut so with
all. lie load now presided inure than 10 sass b iitiv Conn,
and he did nut think that any gentleman could fairly con.-
plain of any want of courtesy on his part. That he liiiglit nth
be accused of discourtesy, he had given this notice ue the
rule lie had in preparation, and which would commence opera-
tion in Michaelmas term. MI Lordship was resolved that
this ;wait of the business of the Court should be put upon the
same footing as the other.
The Barristers who were present bowed their assent.
BEDFORD CHARITY.
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The Lord Chancellor, observing Mr. Samuel, and some
others of the elders of the JelVli synagogue, present, repeated
what lie had said to Sir S. Rommilly on a previous day, sir.
that he had made up his mind that Jew boys were not admis-
sible into the grammar school of the Bedford eharity.Whether
persons of the Jewish persuasion were entitled to any of the
other of the benefits, he had not yet determined; bat as soon
as he had, he would take care that his decision shouldhe made
known.

liis Lordship then concluded his sittings at Lincoln's Inn.
observing, that a vast Inass of papers AV:IS yet before bins los
perusal ; but after a little telaxation, lie should be able to get
tin ongh more in three hours than at present iu three clitys.

From Me LONDON' GAZETTE, Tuesday, Aug. 18.
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
ELLIOT J. Bristol, coal-factor.
NUDGE W. Carburton-street, Fitzroy-square, horse-dealer.

BANKRUPTS.

WHITFIELD J. Old-street, St. coal-merchant, Aug. 25.
Sept. 3, e 9, at Guildhall. Aug. Chapman and Co. St. Thoniaz
Apostle.
WILKINS S. Russell street, Bermondsey. fellmonger, Ang. 22, e 9,
Sept. 29, at Guildhall. Aut. Hurd and Co. Temple.
Ilara:sr. .1. Caerswys, Montgomeryshire, grocer. Sept. 7. 8, .e 9. at
Shrewsbury. Mts. Philpot and Co. Temple.
RAY R. Norwich. grocer, Sept. 8, g, et), at Norwich. Mt. Mr.
Tilbury, Falcon-street, Falcon-square.
Sm !Tit W. Leicester, woolstapler, Sept. 7,9, ft 9. at Leicester. Au.
Mr. Jeys, Chancery-lane.
Ilattoot:Hr J. Chard, Soinersetshire, banker, Aug. 22. Q 9. Sept.
29, at Guildhall. Att. 111 r. Ellis, Southainpton-buildings, Chan-
cery-lane.

DIVIDENDS.
S. Ready, Southampton, dealer, Sept. :22.
J. Coleman. Liverpool:biscuit-baker, Sept. 15.
R. Greenwood, Todruorden. Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer,
Sept. 11.
D. Pattinson, Carlisle, brewer, Sspt. to.
T. Flower and J. Mainwaring, Chichester-rents, Chancety-lane,
jewellers, Sept. 15.
E. Forster, Rickergate. Cumberland, grocer, Sept. 10.
J. 11 Pemberton, Liverpool, merchant, Sept. irk
J. Moore, and J. Foster, Bishop-Alonkton, and J. Tenant, Leeds
Sept. 14.
J. Baugh, Carlisle, brewer, Sept. 10.