The National Register.
London, England, 1823-02-10 00:00:00

COURT OP CHANCERY, Fie. 8.

ISJUNLTION BKUvIAN LOAN.
At the rising of the Court, the Attorney-General said be bad
gt motion to usebe of a most pressing nature, 114110 y, fur an
irymwlwa to reetain money from being rent out of this isometry
to whet has ►ees called Abr Peruvian Government. Individuals
have Come to this country is .great haste, one of thew ; aping
himself Abe Envoy Entrisoodisary, and another the Picts'/po-
tentials, of .the eeravian empire ; bet we any say, (continued
the 10.r1114 gentlemen) there use mach empire in evistence—
eve know "net the fbretrian government. if, however, there
he sank, aro suppose that it smelt belong to Epaia—hut it is
**known to us, and as a very large sum of mosey has hien
paid into the halide of Messrs. Everett mid Co. bankers is
Loaders. for the purpose of supplying that loan, we pray on
behalf of the petitioners, Jones and others, that they may be
vsistraimid frues.parting with such motley—our application is
made on an alidavit of these facts.
His lordship-I•ake your iftjueetioe to restrain thou twig
sturdier eiders.

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• COURT OF KING'S BENCH.
Minna Y. FEB. 3.
Mr. Adolphus moved to strike tiff the Roll of the Cued,
Clarke and Isaacson, two silorooym The application was snide, I
affidavit, seaming forth that Brooks, (who had so nerrew
ua esc.:pe at a recent tilld Bailey Sessions, where be was ea-
Antall, indicted fur forgery,) applied -to a person, requesting •
/iorniipetion to sue far a debt of it. and giering an indemnity that
be world not snake oat a bill of cows. Notwithstanding that
-engagement he ran the plsiutiffesp a bill of 431. S'ke affidavit
anent ipa to stete•this was done in the names of the attorneys
against whom Mr. Adolphus moved the Court, and that it bag
their sanction. The court granted a•rale toetheimcuse.
Mr. Storks mowed for stale tionli..w cause why an attorney
Ardis Quirt, whose name for the present he would forbear to
.naaistios, should not be struck off tre.rolla, for acting as agent
to MI unqualified person in the ementry, and why that person,
whose name also he widtld conceal, should not be committed for
his offence and why a copses*, given to that person, should
nut be delivered qp•to the .defendant against whom the pro-
ceedings went/then. The party who acted as /principal was
not as attorney, bat only a conveyancer, and be and his *gad
in town had both been conversed iti the conduct of a snit,
which they had nettled by taking payment of the debt, and a
costiact of the costs. The Court greeted a rule to shew pause.
TIII o. ItAIICIA►E ANIO MoTT.
This was a rule obtained in last Term by Mr. Settled, call-
ing on the defendants to show cause why a critnisal information
should mot be bled against them. The defendants are two of
the Com Missioners appointed ender the local act for pevicg,
Jightiag, and improving the tows of Brighton ; and the perliss
applyiag fur the rule are Magistrates of the division. Between
Athos* tridies, disputes have fpr some time existed, respecting
the nurie in which the act of Parliament should be carried
.Lilo effect; end this rale was mooed for on three grou.ds—
brat,•lhsl the Commissioner" bad celled a meeting of the Jobs-
Intents of the 'oda, to cuoipider of the conduct of the
hales !'Second, that they had caused re•olutiuus, containing
linelluus remarks on the Magistrates, to be published in the
local newspapers : and (laid, that tbej had refused to seed use
of their beadles, ,wheti requested by time Megistratee, Au.assist
iu quelling a disturbance in the town.
Mr. Matryatt now showed cause Against the Tule.
The Lord Chief Jodiee suggested, that it was highly deli-
/side that some ainicaele terujuation should be yet to the
proceeding•.
Mr. Scarlidt, on the
,pad Air the Magistrates, expressed his
✓eadiness lo aucede to any recommendation of the'Court.
The case was then ordered to .gaud over to give opportunity
for a compromise. At a later period of the day, Mr. ltlarryint
produced a short affidavit of the defendants, slaw% that they
had hewn actuated by no wish to insult the oiagmtrates, which
Mr. Scarlett received as satisfactory sod the title was die-
charged.