The Sun.
London, England, 1837-06-15 00:00:00

SHEINS V. CREASE.

His Honour the VICE-CHANCELLOR was occupied the whole
morning with the further arguments in this part-heard case.
The object of the application was for the purpose of obtaining
an injunction to restrain the defendant from receiving the tolls
of certain tin mines in Cornwall, and for a receiver of those
mines. At the conclusion of the arguments, his Honour gave
judgment, dismissing the application without costs.

EXCHEQUER COURT.-(THIS DAY.)

HAY V. SIR A. NIgI.EAN AND FORTY.

This action was brought for the purpose of recovering-da-
mages for assault and false imprisonment.
Mr. PLATT and Mr. THOMAS appeared for the plaintiff, Mr.
THESSIGER for the defendant Forty, and Mr. ERLE for Sir A.
M'Lean.

From the statement of the plaintiff's Counsel it appeared
that the plaintiff had been lady's-maid to Lady NliLean for
some time. In January last the family were residing in th-
Albion Hotel, Hastings. On the 31st of January the plaintiff
was about to leave the service, and on proceeding up stairs
to ber bed-room she found her door locked, and the defen-
dant Forty, gibe was the landlord, said he would not
open it to allow her to take any of her things away,
until she had paid his demand of 41. odd, which he
claimed for her board, she having been in service on
board wages. She denied her responsibility, and insisted
upon her right to her property; upon which a constable was
sent for, who took her into custody, and conveyed her to the
office of the Magistrate's clerk. An investigation there took
place, when it was found that she owed no more than 21. 2s.
For that wrongous imprisonment she now sought to recover
such damages as a Jury would give her.
The constable was the first witness called, and he most dis-
tinctly swore that the plaintiff never was in custody before.
He was sent for to the Albion, and told to take charge of the
plaintiff in order to prevent her breaking open the bed-room
door. She was very violent, and was swearing when Sir A.
*Lean came in and said she was always =king a noise in
his family, and called upon the constable to take her away.
He told her she must go down stairs ; upon which she bor-
rowed a bonnet and shawl, and said she would go and get
justice. The constable thinking she was going to make a
charge, said he would go and see what was to be the end of
it, and he followed her to the Magistrates' clerk's office ; but
neither there nor at any other time was she in his custody.
The defendant's Counsel addressed the Jury, who inter-
rupted tha Learned Judge in his summing up, and returned a
verdict for the defendants.

In the course of the cause, Mr. PLATT having an adverse
witness to deal with, was pressing a question very hard, which
his Lordship thought was not evidence. Upon the Learned
Gentleman putting it in another set of words, though the
same in substance, the LORD CIIIEF BARON very warmly said,
" You must make a mistake. You must take me for a Com-
mittee-man of the House of Commons."

LLOYD'S SIIIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, JUNE 14 —Wind S. S. W.—Arrived, the Welling-
ton, from South Seas; the Red Rover, from Sydney; the
St. Lawrence, from Batavia; the Tropic, from Calcutta; the
Capricorn, from Ceylon ; the General Brook, from Rio ; the
Protector, from Demerara ; the Ruckers, from Grenada ; the
Duke of Wellington, from Africa; the Giovanni, from Venice;
the Argus, from Trieste; the Juno, from Alicante; the Arch-
angel, from Reggio.
CREEK, JUNE 14.—Arrived, the Guiseppe, from Constanti-
nople; the Favourite, from Alicante.
DOVER, JUNE 14.—Arrived off, the Planter, from Canton;
the Boreas, from Java.

PORT4,MOUTII, JUNE 14.—Arrived, the Royalist, from Gib-
raltar; the Admiral Moor, from St. Vincent.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 14.—Wind S. S. W.—No arrivals.

COWES, JUNE I4.—Arrived, the George Codrington, from
Matanzas; the Maria, from New York; the Estafette, from
Charleston.

POOLE, JUNE 14.—Arrived, the Triumvirate, from Cadiz.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 13.—Wind S.W.—Arrived, the Mag.
net (packet), from the West Indies, sailed from St. Thomas
on the 19th ult.

BRISTOL, JUNE 11.—Arrived the Wansbeck, from Odessa ;
and Vespucio, from Messina.
LIVERRFOOL, JUNE 13.—Wind variable and light.—Arrived
the Birmingham, from New Orleans; Sydney, from ditto;
Canton, from Mobile ; Gardner, from New York ; Redbreast,
from Constantinople; Plym, from Trebizond; African packet,
from Licata ; Bristol, from Alexandria ; and Rebecca, from
Marsielles. Off port, the Grace, from Antigua ; and Thomas
lialiburton, from Africa.

HASTINGS, JUNE 14.—Arrived off, the Britannia, Bombay.

The Greyhound, Drogher, was wrecked on the 2d ult. at
St. Lucie, and it was feared the cargo, 23 hhds. and 5 pun-
cheons, would be lost.
The Dolphin, from Rotterdam to Havannah, was lost on
the Beri Island the 28th April—crew saved.
The Edward, from Swansea to Falmouth, was run foul of
on the 7th instant, by the Happy Return, of Falmouth, near
Longships, and sunk—crew saved.
The Lavinia, from Cardiff, arrived at Ardmore Bay, part
of th© cargo thrown over, and with loss of rudder, bound to
Naples.