The Sun.
London, England, 1806-08-02 00:00:00

LAW REPORT.

COURT OF,CELANCERY, AvG. r.
. This day the _.ORD CHANCELLOR held his -last
Seal after Term.'

GALLERINI V. CORRI.

The SOLICITOR-GENERAL moved foran
restraining the Defendant from selling any Copies, or
'any of the Copper--plates, of the. Music of a certain
-Opera called ." The Travellers," composed by the
Defendant. The affidaVit =which the application
was fOunded, stated, that the Plaintiff had advanced
to the Defendant certain sums of Money, to enable
"him to make good payments due by him to Mr.
graham. These advances; he Made in consequence
of a stipulation by the Defendant, that he should .
reimbursed from- the sale.of the'Music of The Tra-
vellers ; and, as a security for the faithful perform-
ance of.thiS agreement, that 110. Copies of the Opera
should be sold without having the Plaintiff's initials
...marked upon them. In this, however, tlienefenct-
ant.had failed, and the Plaintiff had (rood reason to
believe that, be:44es selling Copies of the Music with-
out the Plaintiff's initials, the Defendant was on the
point even of disposing of the COpper-plates, them-
selves. The Plaintiff had received some, payments
from the Defendant, but there was still due ,tohim
upwards of 3601. Till this sum should be paid,
it becaMe necessary for him' to apply for the present
.Initmetion.7--gran.ted.

CORONER'S INQUEST.An Inquisition was taken
Yesterday at the Feathers, Pimlico, befOre A..GELL,
Esq. Coroner for Westminster, on the body of Sa-
muel )larnes, wlio met his death by falling into
main sewer at the back of South. Moulton-street,
during the storm,. yesterday- se'ranight.---The de-
ceased, who was a private 'in the 3d Regiment of
Guards, was employed, with many other men, on
that day, to clear away a part of the brick work
of the main Sewer, *hid.) had falleg in, and im-
peded the progress of the current of water, in a yard
between South Moulton and Davies Streets, Oxford-
street. From 7 the •qUantita, •of water which inun-
dated the lower parts of the houses in that neigh-
bourhood, it was thought expedient by the foreman
of Mr. Rowles, Coutiador for cleansing and keeping
the sewers in' repair, to call the men off their work,
until the waters had abated, as their situation was
dangerous. The deceased returned to the yard to
f-tch a jacket belonging to one of the men, who
had drank too freely during his work ; and while he
was in .the aft of reaching for it with a stick across
the breach in the mower, .the ground on which he
. stood gave' way, and he was precipitated into the
torrent of water, which was very strong, and about
'six feet in depth. Several persons went down the
main sev.er, as soon as the waters had sufficiently
gone *oft; as far as Mr. Elliot's brewhouse, from
whence to.the Thatnes 'the sewer lies open. The
body was found on Thursday morning by two .of
Mr. Elliot's workmen,=---Verdita—Accidental Death.

An affeaing scene followed the Inquest; The
wife of the deceased, a -young Wonian of very in-.
teresting appearance, with two children, and herself
again pregnant, taowed the corpse of her husband
to the grave, in front of the company to which her
husband belonged. -The- distressed situation of the
affliaed woman excited universal syMpathy.

Died on Tuesday last, at Marble-flill, thi seat
of the Counte'si of BATH, Mrs. CODRIINGT9N, of
Albemarle-street.

• If any one man has •ever been more successful
than another, it is Dr. Solomon, who.has brought.
his cordial Balm of- Gilead to such- perfe6tion thAt it
never fails removing the worst and. most crabbed
disorder of the nerres. It always exhilirates and.
cheers the-spirits, braces and invigorates the whole
frame: Such a Aledicinej for its healing, balsatnic,
friendly, and sanative, qualifies upon the debilitated
constitution, dese,rves the wondrouS encouragement
it meets with froM all ranks who have been 'fortu-,
•unte-enoughto have recourse to it. It is peculiarly
efficacious in all inward •Wastings, loss of appetite,
indigestion, depre:sibn of sphits,- trembling or shak-
ing. of the hands:'•or limbs, obstinate coughs;short-
ness of breath, consumptive habits, &c.. &c. At
this season of theyear,•Dr. Solomon'SMedicines, are
,highly useful to the Valetudinarian;. but caution is
necessary to guard-against counterfeits, by observing
the•words; "-Sainl. -Soloman,
.Liverpool; !, engraved
otf-the'stamp aftixed-th each Bottle, without which.
it.cannot be.genuine: Said at I Os. 6d. or four in
brie 335. Bootie (which 'saves gs.), by Mathti,ws and
Leigh,•No; 18, Strand, and by the principal- Medi-'
clue Waders in thellnit6d Kingdom. Dr, Solomon,
when consulted; 'expeets his usual fee of Half-a-
Sach letter shoUld, for safety, be thus ilia
rested, " Money letter, Dr.Soloinon, Gilead-House,
near Liverpool."

1-1 A It RIS, of No. 4,•Martit!t-courf,'Llow-str6et ,• and Pahlished by WILLIAM 4.RM_CIR Sekt?ps, of
CEi No. 11f2, ; Strand - wLere tidivertisJments Orders for the Paper, Letters tbr the Ediot;

itself, and that C:4.lrt has the power to relieve
sale-of the ship, if jestice requires it ; and therefore
so, far from saying ibAt tied jlirisdiaion of the Admi-
killty is ousted, &ere ;re strcingcreasons for its con-
tinuance, and it must exist In many cases to give the'
party the benefit aan adjudication. In the present
case the party appeared upon, the record to be out of
possession ;. that he claimed—that 'an adjudication
was made, but tile Plakltiff did not slew that the
claimant was paid," or'that he had any other reined
procure payment. The-Magistrates would
.give
no execution, and therefore there was no remedy
but in the Cotirt of Admiralty.
In this opinion Mr. -Justice DAY, Mr. Jiastie*
DALY, and Mr. Justice OsnonNE, concurred: ; and
Judgment was given for the Defendant,_

SPORTING .INTELLIGENCE.

BLANDFORD RACES.

FIRST DAY.
Mr. Tate's Lismaitago, by Acara, .iged
Mr. Wilson's b. c. Wooton, 4 )I'S Old

SECOND DAY.
Mr. Biggs's ch. c. Bassino, 4- yrs old
Durulas's u. c. Capias, 4 yrs old

2 1
1 2 2

f
2 tit

Mr. Doricias's h. h. Capias, 4 pis old, by Overrom 2 I f
Sir H. Lippincott's g. h. Slate, t yrs old - s 2, dr

LEWES RACES.--Tmultson, , juLir

Lord G. 11. Cavendish's .b.c. by Nloorecck,.,Art ot'Matrort,
4 'in old, Bst. 81h. agst .IAI F. G. Osborne's Superstition. 3
yrs old, 7st...ralh. Two miles and a half, —five and to
to 4on Superstition. Won easi4 by Mourcout.:.
Howortit's Plantagenct,,Bsr..7lb. agst irir. Mellimes
Headley, 7st. talb. The laarritle, Zoogs. h. tt.—A geo:1
race. 30• to 21 on Plantagenet. Won in a capital style,. by
ab;n:t a length, by l3uckle, who rode Headley. Mr. Alellish
was a considerable gainer by this heat.

The First Year of a Sweepstakes of logs. each, for
.3-yr-old
Colts, Est. 31b. and Fillies, Bst. The last mile and a halt
of the Course.
Mr. Mellish's b. h. Headley - - - - i
Ld Darlington's b. c. Young Hamblepnian ' - - '2
Ld Egremont's b. c. brother to Cardinal Beaufort - 3
6 to 4 agst Hambletonian-2 to z agst Head4ey-5 to z agst
brother• to Cardinal.

His Majesty's Plate of toogs.. for 4,5, L yr oldS, and aged
horses. The best of three lour-mile heats.

H. R. M.Y. ofWales's b.c. Barbarossa, 4 yrs old, 10SL:4lb. i . C
Mr. Fermer's Hippdmenes, 4 yrs old, lost. 411). - 2 2
Mr. Mellish's b. h,. Norval, E yrs old, I;st - 3dr
2toi in favour of Barb4rossa against the field-3 to I agst
:Hippomenes—to-to I agst-Norval. Norval was drawn alter
the first heat. The first heat was won easily by Barbarassa;
but the latter was scmewharbetter contested.

Yesterday the following Watermen rowed for the-
Coat and Badge given under the. will of DOGGET,
the Comediaii, in commemoration of the happy ac—
cession of the Family of His present MAJESTY to
the Throne of Great Britain :
Thomas.o handler,
James Broughton,
john 1-earice,

Henry Pearson,
fohn 09odwin.,
Geotv Marlow,

-.A.bout :seven o'clock they started front the Swan,
London Bridge. Chandler took the lead, and kept
it till they came near Blackfriars Bridge, when
Pearson and Goodwin came alongside of him. A
very sharp contest then took place, when Goodwin
passed, and kept the lead by about twenty boats
length. They arrived at a quarter past tight at the
Old Swan, Chelsea. Goodwin first, Chandler se-
cond, and Pearson third. The first boat the coat
and badge, the second five guineas, and the third
three guineas. Owing to the unfavourable state of
the weather, there were but few pleasure or other
boats on the River. The spe&ators on the banks
were far. from being so numerous as upon siniiiar
occasions.:

UNION-HALL.--Depredations to a considerable
extent having lately taken' place in the orchards and
gardens about Kennington and Lambeth, a watch
was set, and yesterday rimming two. chimney-
sweepers .were found in the garden of Mr:Rundell,
near the Pilgrim, in Kenning-ton-lane, with their
soot bags well filled with apples and other fruit.
They were brought up before G 4 FOUR N IBA and T.
Fists, Esqrs. and committed for that offence. ; but
as they stand accused of one of .a snore serious na-
ture, they will have a re-examination.
A ruffian-like fellow.: having had a trifling diffin'-
ence with a .chee4uiong.er's porter, drew a knife
and cut-him across the throat in a Most dreadful
manner; fortunately it escaped the vital parts 4
offender was committed for the assault.

Wednesday afteinoon, as' some bricklayers' la-
bourers were repairing the top a 'hOnse, in South-
ampton-row; Bloomsbury, a hod of bricks fell feo:ri
the top, by which accident a man, standing below,
had his back and legs broken, and was taken to the
Hospital without hopes'of recovery.

SHIP NEIJS.

CRAVPSENI), JULY 3:.

Passed by—the Iris, Nicholson, from. St. Pctersz;hrgbz
Marian, Paterson, Woodfield', Moore, and Samniori Cetus.
Davis, from Hambro' ; Start; OldeOurgh, —,from Bltmen;
Emanuel, Spoir, and Ifarmony, Pe,:k;from Norway ; Yonog
Cerdelius, —, from Vare.ll ; Dike, (attar, Con-
way,. and Hibernia, Coughey, from Herlast.
Sailed-,the El4abetli„ ltutlic„: for Cork ; Vine, Hug s,
for Newry ; Mary,- Hunt, for Waterford-; Fame, Merredirh,
for Dublin ; Speculation; BrOdin, tor Cadiz ; Genius, Han-
son, and Vigileritia, Tl4.arie, for liarobro'.