The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-02-10 00:00:00

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wearing apparel.
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and others. for High Treason, had sent a (+el-
len. to Lord SIDMOUTN. and we gave the pro- riltifird br dm lassisd7
oasidthedseeaterir tY• We leeeadlttht Metyer-niteefC :
ceedings to the Court of King's Brach u,on she
ortwoioo, ,After the Solicitor of the Treasury had 17a restudy •Istreels4 jibe public ['coronas'
AdilliWititi as the stifoers of his
moved for leseNotiaelintent against TiIIsTLIWIPOD.
he • orthotely 14,,died to the Sheriffs of Middle. -raltr*" 6 a l'66k thieeeitf. the pugilistsliii
oro, who poured their Nattput to Messrs. BIAMONe hiss sow owls way. , They Ovit takiug a circui
and Sons, and D. Stursow; their °Seen. who' inui°ll"4 . • Wehreeheatieeer Walsall, &c.
proceeded' between three and rout o'clock in the 1 • Oilleaday *emir" the house of Mr. WILL
afternoon to TiIIs,TLF.WOOD‘r teskideulles ill $ : .141wcits, hotsonskoto- if Wappissrareet, dui
hope-street. Clore-market. look hins an41.414.14t' ' ohmmeter him end his family from home,
in custody at Busmen's, ifs the same stir satestal. by veep* of false keys. lied tehht:V
near his own threlliog., Mr. Ulldri.Shingrelltitgarlir4 Ugh rester to. It large amount. also of a si
waited on hire on Saturday night, to know 'Melted waiter. sautes vend stood. rosy, table. and
any proposals of bail to offer. but none hid kin spoon.. ponels-Iddle, a quantify of wearing app'
given at a late hour on that night. sod other propetty of considerable.value.

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LAW INTIILLIGENCR.
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COURT OF CRANCRRY, Weerstortaa,
NORDIN, Fumy Aviv 9.
}his 'inflow the `ICI-CHANCELLOR sat for I
I.onio CuAticsr.Loa, and was occupied the oh
of ihr 4111 to hearing lissikruipt petittous, of uo
tere.t escept to the parties concerned. •
The LORD CIiiiNCELLOR will sit every day
Court unlit the end of True (Thonwitty). W.
nestiay would be Ili% Lottkitsp's regular day
beer appeals lit the fionsetif Lords, but to forgo
the hw•iueas of the Court he has postponed I
• hiding of appeals to Saturday m the House
Lord..

COURT OF WING'S BENCH, Wascusunaa, •
MONDAY. FRIORUART 9.
Till RING O. DORN.
The Defendant. who had sufferrd judgment to
• go by default. on an information filed against I
for negociatistg the sale of a comatissiou in the
army, was this day, pursuant to the order of the
Court, I ght up for judgment.
*Mr. EIPINAUR took metal technical objections,
in arrest of judgment. -Which were over-ruled by
the Court.
The Drfrndeut was sentenced to pay a fine of
. 420/. to the King—end to be imprisoned until the
some be paid. The Defendant paid the fine (the
amount of the sum which he had received from Mr.
Cuppage for a commission iu the 16th regiment) and
was discharged.
•
TNN RING T. RILIIIIRS and
A rule to 'thew cause why a criminal information
should nut be filed against the Defendants, for
conspiring to raise the fakeer oil, by making great
purchases of that article, war obtained last Term y
Mr. SCARLRlT—against which Mr. MARRTR,
this day chewed cause. He argued, at •
ble length, that if any conspiracy existed. it WOO Is
the part of the traders in oil, and not of the indivi-
duals elan were sought to be prosecuted.
The COURT unanimously held, that the affids.
rite on which the rule nisi was granted, were dot '
sufficiently strong to warrant its being made abso-
lute. The evidence contained in the affidavits was
not such es would authorise a Grand Jury to find a
bill against the parties—and the Court never would.
consent to file a criminal ilikllollll •
individual. unless the circnanitaseas Win
inch as would warrant a Grand Jury to Bad a bill.
elvish'', it appeared, acted merely as broker—sad
the imputation of his having engaged in •
racy was not borne out by any evidence whatecTiere
kale discharged.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER, Mows" Fassuair IL

Na WATILIN LIMBS V. MORGAN.
The Court, this day, after hearing Mr. DAUM-
CEY and Mr. Itaissair for the Defendant, and the
SoLict.roa-Gewessi. and Mr. BLARE for the
pronounced the following judgment :-
44 That the order for delivering the possession of the
estates to the Plaintiff be suspended till the appeal entered
by the Defendant in this cause be heard ; that the that for
paying the money into Court by the debvidant, John Mor-
gan, be enlarged till the 20116 of April next with liberty for
the Defendant to apply to the Novas of Lords (if he thinks
it) to extend the time farther; and that the rest of the oe.
den do stand."
The motions for committing the defendant. John
Morgan, and his agent. Henry Lewis. for receiving
the tents, were appointed to come on tomorrow.