The Sun.
London, England, 1830-03-06 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY),

COURT OF CHANCERY.
XX-PARTS BOUSPIELD IN TILE MATTER OF MORGAN, A

BANKRUPT,

This was a Bristol Commission. A London solicitor
went down with affidavits from a very large class cf town
creditors to prove their debts under it. Every Londttn
proof that was offered was rejected. An application was
made to this Court praying that the Court might, from
this cause, be ordered to be superseded, that a new one
might be directed to issue to London Commissioners, and
that the rejected proofs might be ordered to be received.
The LORD CHANCELLOR, in giving judgment this
morning, stated that he had read the whole of the affi-
davits (which were very voluminous) through with great
care and anxiety. He did not wish to be specific in de-
t.tilint, circumstances on this occasion, but the London
proofs' appeared to him to have been rejected on the most
frivolous grounds ; and regarding the whole of the cir-
cumstances, as stated in the affidavits, he did not consider
that he could discharge his duty unless he superseded the
Commission, and directed, as prayed, a new Commission to
issue to London Commissioners, which he accordingly did.
He would not however order the rejected prows to be
received, but, on the contrary, that the Commissioners
should sift and scrutinize them in the regular way.
Mr. KNIGHT, on behalf of Mr. Wright, the assignee,
applied for his costs to be paid out of the estate.
The Loan CHANCELLOR considered his conduct irre-
proachable, and assented to his application.
Mr. MoNraou, following the example, next asked for
the costs of the petitioning creditor also to be paid out of
the estate.

His LORDSHIP reserved the consideration of the peti-
tioning creditor's costs, until the result of the tender of the
rejected proofs under the new commission.

FASIIIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Lord William Fitzroy, in Great Cumberland-place, from
Hambledon Cottage, Bucks ; the Ladies Fitzpatrick, in Grosve-
nor-place, from their scat, Farming Woods, Northamptonshire;
Colonel Sir John Brown, Bart. at Morley's Hotel, Cockspur_
street, from Maidenhead; Captain Matson, at ditto, from a
tour; John Smith Wright, Esq. in Manchester-square, from his
seat in Leicest,rshire; Mr. and Mrs. John Fullerton, in Stan_
hope-street, from Brighton ; Mr. and Mrs. Emeley, at Gould's
Hotel, Jermyn-street, from Bath ; Charles Sheridan, Esq. at
ditto, from a tour; Countess de Grey, at her house in St.
James's-square, from her seat in Surrey; Captain and Mrs.
Temple, in Curzon-street, from Paris; Pascoe Grenfell, Esq. in
Belgravc.square, from his seat, Taplow, Berks ; Mr. and Mrs.
Cockran, at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, from Surrey ;
- Carew, Esq. M.P. at ditto, from Paris; Mr. and airs.
James Foster and family, at ditto, from ditto; Mr. and Mrs.
Strachey, at Fladong's Hotel, Oxford-street; the Rev. Charles
Gooch, at ditto, from a tour.

DEPARTURES.
Lord Farnborough, from Whitehall-gardens, for his seat,
Bromley-hill, Kent; Mr. and Mrs. Golding, from Grosvenor_
street, for Chatham ; Captain Morris, from Regent-street, for
Brighton ; Mr. and Mrs Thornton, from Hanover.square, for
their scat in Norfolk ; the Rev. Sir Abraham and Lady Elton,
from Fladong's Hotel, Oxford-street, for Wiltshire; 11. S.
Puget, Esq. and Mrs. Puget, from ditto, on a towr ; Mr. and
Mrs. Ruggles Brise, and Miss Harrison, from ditto, for Spain's
Hall; Rev. Dr. Hamilton, from ditto, on a tour; lirien,
Esq. from ditto, on ditto; E. Cole, Esq. from ditto, fir Surrey;
John Pigott, Esq. from.ditto, on a tour; Captain F. Markham,
from ditto, on ditto; J. Jekin, Esq. from ditto, on ditto.

The Court Journal of this day contains—
Daily Life of an Emperor—Royal Gastronomy—Epistles
of Ton—Lady Marabout's Visiting List—High Life at
Rome, Florence, Paris, and Brussels—Ambassadorial Eti-
quette—An English Cardinal—the Duke de LEY'S—
Royal Mass—PASTA and the Count de la RocatzrocreAtx
—A Noble Apostate—Court and Fashionable Life—
Gaieties of the Week—Ball at Bridgewater-bouse—
Duchess of CA NNAZA.RO'S Party—Conversations at Chan-
dos-house—Splendid Dinner at Devonshire-house—Lady
SALISBURY and Lady Esszx's Parties—Italian Opera—
French and English Theatricals—Review of Literature,
Politics, &c. &c.
Lord GEORGE BEItESFORD, in returning
thanks for his election, declared himself and all his party
to be complete and enthusiastic converts to emancipation.
He hailed the measure as the greatest blessing that could
have befallen the country.
ORATORIO.—The performance commenced
last night with a selection from HANDEL'S Sampson, in
which PairmArs sang " Honour and Arms," in a mag-
nificent style, and Miss PATON executed " Let the bright
Seraphim," with great brilliancy ; she was admirably ac-
comlaanied on the trumpet by HARPER, as was BENNETT
in " Gentle Airs," by LINDLEY afterwards. Miss
PATov was encored in " Savourneen deelish," which she
sang beautifully. The same compliment was paid to
PHILLIPS'S German thinking song.
The following is a copy of a challenge sent
last week by a knight of the steel (alias a butcher),
living in the nei-2hbourhood of Oundle, to a brother chip
residing in that town, who, it seems, had been making
too free a use of his clapper :—" To Mr. S-----N.
Sir, I feel myself agri ved at the illegal reports you
have said about my beef—l therefore challenge you in
combat at four o'clock this afternoon, at swords, pistols,
or fistses..—Remaining, your's, Scc. J— 11—."
On a late occasion, his MAJESTY asked Lord
&most who was the soundest lawyer in his dominions—
when the venerable peer replied, it was a gentleman who