The Sun.
London, England, 1830-04-24 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.---(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF CHANCERY.
BARNES V. WILSON.
‘, %se LORD CHANCELLOR in giving judgment said, the
question was whether a caveat against the enrolment of a
decree had been entered in due time? By a ease that had
been before Lord Hardwicke, it appeared that Lord Hard-
wieke thought that the time at which the document was
delivered to the Chancellor's officer to be conveyed to him
for his signature was the latest moment at which the caveat
could be received. In the present instance, the document
hed been delivered to the officer four hours before
the cAyeat was taken into the office. The mo-
ment it was taken in a messenger set off in a poet-
chaise at four to obtain his. Lordship's signature, who
at that time was at Brighton. It had been contended en
the one side, that the signature eeitld-not have been put to
the document before the caveat was taken into the office.
Reference having been made to the six clerks of the Court
with respect to the practice, they had certified that, in their
opinion, the document having gone from the office for sig-
nature, before the caveat bad been brought into it, the caveat
was too late. With the convenience of this practice, his Lord-
ship concurred. Upon the affidavits it appeared that there
had been conversations between the solicitors on both sides,
upon an intention to appeal from the order which had
been pronounced by the Vice Chancellor ; but still no ar-
rangement had been entered into between them that no
enrolment of the decree should take place, in order that an
appeal might be made, and the solicitor for the losing
party having failed to lodge a caveat, he was to be con-
sidered as bound by the consequences. Though he could
not now have his case heard upon an appeal in this branch
of the Court, yet it was in his power to take it to the
House of Lords.

SHIPPING INIELLIGENCE,(THIS DAY)

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, APRIL 23.—. Wind W.S. W.—Arrived the 00
of Malown, Stubbs, from Bombay; and Duke of Norfolk)
Manning, from St. Kitt'.. .
PORTSNIOUTH, APRIL 23.—Wind S.S.W. to .. vir •-
__lt
has blown a gale all last night and to-day from t°
W. Off port the Ferguson, Grave, from Singapore. ,
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 22.—Wind S S.W.—Off port 00

Jonge Willetu, Medvont, from Surinatn.
FALMOUTH, APRIL. 22.—Arrived the Lady. Wellii4wg
packet from Carthagena, sailed Feb. 26, front Jarnsicj
the 16th ult., and from Crooked. Island The .26th ul.t.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 22.—Arrived the Treasurer, from
Pernambuco ; Daris, Roberts, Orion, Porteous, and Arid'
Bull, from Savannah; Antonia,. Watson, from ditto;
Trial, -Wilson, front Charleston ; renelon, Rich, fol
Virginia; St. Catherine, Green, from St. John's.

port the Arnold,. Clark, froin Charleston.
Dovux, APRIL 23.,—0ff port the lams, Burnell, frail'
Pernambuco; anti Margaret, from New York.

The John Tomll, Cook, from Shields, is -lost on tP''
Gunfleet Sound.
The Jamaica, Wilson, from Bombay has arrived in thl
Clyde.
The Agenoria, Kolf, from the Welt Indies ; and Heral,l'
Graham, from Baltimore, have arrived off the Wight• ;
The Ludy Holland, Snell, from London to Bengal,
totally wrecked the 13th of February, near Sahleln
Bay ; crew and passengers saved.
The Caleb Angus, Whittall, from Honduras, has arriO4
off Dover.
The Premier, Rowland, from Smyrna, has arrived
the Creek.
The Shepherd, Laws, from St. Kitt's, has arrived (31f,
Margate.
The Aurora, Herring, from Sierra Leone, has arrived
off Cork.
The Corea, Barnett, from Monte Video, has arrived
the River.