The Sun.
London, England, 1830-11-12 00:00:00

;HIPPING INTELLIGCNCE-MIS HA V.)

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.I)cat„ Nov. ll.—Wind S.W. Moderato.—Arrived off Mar.
gate, the I)orothy Forster, Henderson, from Quebec. •
PORTSHOtrfir, Nov. Wind, S.V. squally..-/trriecil his
Majesty's ship Herald, front Quebec, in 20 days.
PLynourti, NOV. 10.=—Wind S.W. a gale.—Arriied the Hen:
rietta, Oood, from bdrdexix. •
Fittimotrriv .S.W. to WS:W.—Arrived the
Ebenezer, Holman, from Denia.
STANoosza Clutux, Nov. 11 --Arrived the Wilberforce,
Derich. from Constantinople; Fame, • I)ye, from Messina ; and
James, Spurdell, from Xabia.
CLYDE, Nov. 10.—Arrived the Catherine; Stewart, from
Honduras. •

I Ittsw! Nov. J,—Arrived the Sultan, Sanderson, from Hon.
durail ; and Duchess of Victoria, Kittingham, from Bordeaux.

B
arirot.,• tfie Fanny, Brown, from Cadiz.
DuNnair, Nov. 9..--Arrived the Oscar, Burk, and Hero, Cant,
and Baltic, Alexander, from Riga ; and blinerva, Lascelles, from
Narita.
AarrYam., Nor. 9.—Fresh difficulties exist as to vessels laden
with:goods„l.tying at Flushing, to proceed up this river. The
Belgic vessels, ready to put to sea, were (it would appear by re-
ports from Flushing) prevented, and the registers taken From
the mastors: •

AM4TXRD*Si Nov. accounts from Swinemunde, of the
Ist ihst., a violent: gale had been experienced here, and it was
feared that some vessel.; had been wrecked.

' firo g ton, I, from ilt.• Petersburgh, arrived at Man-
-6 h • Ile I
dalil the 21st ult. leaky, and must discharge, bound to Hamburg.

COMMON COUNCIL.-(THIS DAY.)

POSTPONEMENT OF THE KING'S VISIT TO THE CITY
This morning a Court was held at the Mansiol-house, for the
transaction of city Mildness. The Court was most fully attended.
it being 'expected that the subject of the late postponement
of thi Kingg s visitwould be discussed.
The I,OIW MAYOR. took the Chair at a few minutes pact
twelve o'clock, and addressed the Court. He expressed the high
honour he felt in being called to till the Chsir, and trusted that
good feeling would prevail during the time he sat in it. He ex.
pressed his readiness to do all in his power to promote the inte-
rests of the city, and to maintain good order.—(Hear, hear.)
The minutes of the last Court were then read.

LAW iNTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.)

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT.
INJUNCTION.-.OODDARD v. CARR.

Mr..JACOB applied for an injunction in .this case against
the defendant and his wife, to restrain them from selling, mort-
gaging, assigning, or encumbering certain estates, the pro,.crty
of the wife, and also for a receiver. It appeared from the state-
ment of the Learned Counsel that the defendant had been ap.
pointed a collector of the parish rates in Islington, on the plain-
tifilieroming his security, in CAPC of default. The defendant en.
tried into an agreement, in which he had stated his wife Joined,
giving the plaintiff indemnity on the property in question. The
defendant became a defaulter to the amount of 1101., and took
the benefit of the Insolvent Debtors' Act, and the plaintiff was
called upon to make good his default. On his endeavouring to
takethe benefit of the agreement given him by the defendant,
his Wife denied all knowledge of the agreement, declaring she
had never signed it. '1 he attesting witness stated in his affidavit
that the defendant had called upon him, and producing a deed,
asked hitsto'attest it, which he unwittingly did, but he never
saw the defendant or his wife sign it. Angier witness stated,
that on one occasion Mrs. Carr (the wife of the defendant) told
her mother that she had signed such a deed ; but, upon her mo.•
ther expressing her anger at her adopting such a course. she
laughed, and observed that it was only a joke; that she was not
foolish enough to give her property away in such a manner, and
hattonly told her mother so for the purpose of frightening her.
The VICE-CHANCELLOR thought he could not make such
an order as was asked against the property of his wife, she har-
ing denied all knowledgeof the agreement —Application refused.