The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-07 00:00:00

COURT CIRCUL

Prince Licorotn left town } etterd
Claremont.

Sir R. Pact caused summonses to
morning for a Cabinet Council to be hi
at the Foreign-Office. The Ministers
put two o'clock. There were present
CILLOR, the Duke of WELLINGTON,
ROSSLYN, and ABERDEEN, Viscount
ELLICHBOROUGI2, Sir ROBERT PEEL,
RAY, the Cf.:ANC/MI.OE of the Exc
HERRIES.

The Council sat about an hour in de

The statement that the QUEEN nee,
JESTY to town on Saturday week, and
attendants to receive them at their
Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE, in
St. James's, is incorrect. Her MJ
company the KING, who entered the I
den gate, which was the entrince his
ways used.

A King's Messenger arrived at the
Monday night, with despatches for the E
from Sir HOBERT GORDON, our Ainhabl
tinopte.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(
VICE-CHANCELLOR'S C
MAUL V. DRAYTON,

This case, in which it will be rem
Mr. Serjeant Wilde made so prominent
paper to-day for the purpose of beini
minutes. A great deal of wan
sued as to the terms in which th
be drawn up. On Mr. Pepys
jections to parts of the minutes, the
asked whether, after such ajudgment as
by the Court, Mr. Serjeant Wilde was
of the estates, and said if Mr. Pepys
purpose, will he have the goodness to
estates the Learned Serjeant wishes to ki.
The VICE-Cacalactt.Los said, that the
obtained the property were answerable
Mr. Rom appeared fur Mr. Dm,
wished to know whether the Court
whatever the plaintiff asked he was to ha,
The Vice-Cita/mm.l.oa had not dec,
but the present being s ease where
perly obtained possession of the proper
these parties must be accountable for
prop Ty.

The -next point argued was whet))
Wilde was to be answerable for what hi
that part of the estate which he had di
Knight, after it had got into the possess;
The Court decided on the same princi
Wilde was accountable for the rents an,
subsequent to the sale to Mr. Knight.
There were a variety of other mil
were strongly contested, which were ci
fauour of the plaintiff.
On the question of costs, Mr. AGAR
bill had been dismissed as against Davies,
one oldie defendants, with costs, that 0
be repaid to the plaintiff by the other
Serjeant Wilde and Mr. Drayton, -
The Cocat was of opinion that the
titled to have those costs repaid to her.
•
COURT OF KING'S BEN

ITWATER V. MILLER.

This was an action to ,recover the sum
following ciremnstances :—The defends
1814, bought a policy of insurance of
the death of a person named Hunter, wle
in a state of ill health. lie shortly aftet
and the defendant thinking that in all pro
have the premium to pay for a number of
Mr. Bywater to take a part in adventure
wee agreed to, and it wasarranged that th
be paid alternately by the plaintiff and
was accordingly done until the year l 8;
died. The defendant then applied to the
and received 2001., the amount of the
however. the plaintiff applied for his sh,
feudant refused to pay him, alleging th
had advanced was by way of a loan, w
pared to repay with interest. This, of
fused, . and the present action brought to
of the policy.

The-agreement between the plaintiff
was proved, and also the payment of tho
alternate year.

Mr. PLATT, for the defendant, Guinn
Lion could not be maintained; the only
tiff had wu in a Court of Equity, and 1
Law.

Mr. Justice PARK/L....a think it can be
the Jury, I should suppose, have little dot
verdict.

The Jury said they were perfectly Bahl
!lately returned a verdict fur the p,
031. 5..

The Court will sit tomorrow at Cull

ANECDOTE OT GEORGE
years ago, his late Afintrrv, then Pr-
wax so exceedingly urgent to have 800/.
such a day, and in so unusual a manner,
man who furnished the supply had some i
for what purpose it was obtained. 01
informed that the moment the money a'
drew on a pair of boots, pulled off h:
coat, slipped on a plain morning frock,
and turning his hair to the crown of hi
slouched bat, and thus walked out.
raised still greater curiosity, and with e
gentleman discovered the object of the Pri,
visit. An officer of the army had just arr
rice with a wife and six children in au,
stances, that, to satisfy some clamorous
on the point of selling his commission
of his family. The Prince, by accidei
account of the case. To prevent a w
fering he procured the money, and,
might happen, carried it himself. Oa
scure lodging-house, in a court near Co
the lodger, lie was shown up to his rooms
the family in the utmost distress. Shoe
he not only presented the money, but tol
apply to Colonel Last, living in ---
some:account of himself in future; say
parted, without the family knowing to
obliged.

When his late MAJESTY wa
fountain to be constructed at his works ai
from the suggestion of his page, he sent lin
TON, the philosophical lecturer at the llo;
as a proper person to consult upon an tub
hydraulic jets, not understood nor made 13,
the interview, Mr. MILLINUTON WAS
grounds, uncovered, as also his MAJESTY
said the KING, " that you put on roe
Sire," was the reply, " " I cannot, in yoi
" Then," said the KING, "I cannot put 01
.of course, were instantly rept The
the conversation in an affable
to cause the professor, i ' go
on the improvements and Mu es of the
Kiwa terminated the consultation by 01
" warobliged to Mr. Mmunerrox for his
would be glad that he would render to C
requisite directions."—Front a Corresp
politeness is to acquiesce at once in the al
superior in all matters of etiquette. Lou
one of his courtiers to enter the royal cars
self. The Courtier bowed, and depree,
The KING next desired Lord STAIR, the
sailor, to enter : Lord STAIR instantly corm
exclaimed the KING, " you see a spec
politeness your politeness," turning to ti
founded on a wrong prineiple."]—rimes

BIRTHS.
On the sth inst. at the Rectory-house,
wife of the Rev. W. Stone, of a son.
On the 4th inst. at the Rectory, Will
the wife of the Rev. W. Browniow, of a I
MARRIED. _

On the 6th inst. at Berwondsey, J.
Pentonville, to Louisa, third daughter of
Hammond, of Rotherhithe.
On the 6th inst. at St. Margareed, N.
son of Rear-Admiral Sir 11. Hestlicote, to
ris, youngest daughter of it. B. Cooper, Earl
DIED.
On the 6th inst. in Welbeck-streeti Ge°'
Blair, Esq.
On the 4th inst. in Upper George-if
square, aged 84, Mrs. Anne Penn, reitcl
Penn, Esq., formerly Governor, and one
proprietors of the province of Penneylvani
On the 4th init. at Manchester, Wln•
is his 68th year.

PAINT= AND PUILDININD NY WEIRDO
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