The Sun.
London, England, 1813-08-02 00:00:00

DAN K KUPTS.

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Charles GrepirdieSmort,Neweastle-upon-Tyneilinen-draper,
to surrender August 2;4'24, and •Leptetuher It, .at eleven,
ttt,the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Mr.
Hartley, Now Bridge-street, or Mr. roster, Newcastle-,
• '-upon-1. yne. • •
John Amery, late of Stainton, Yorkshire, seedsmati, August
13, 14, and September 11, at eleven, at. the White Hart
Tavern; Kingstuii-upon-Hull: Attornies, Mr. Ralph Ellis,
Chaneery-lanc, 'or Mr. .It. Gotland, Hull.
wallow Quince, Oahliamptun, Devonshire, dealer, August
4, 10, and September 11, at eleven,' at'thil City Tavern,
Exeter. Attornies, Messrs. Sweet aud Stokes, London, or
Mr. Semntic, Exeter. - .
Thomai Matthew, Warlingham, SUrrey, corn-ilealer, August
7, 17, and September 11, sit- ten, at Goildhall, Landon,
Attorney, Mr. Guy,
John Hayti, late of Ilataeld-street, Blackfriars; Surrey,
cooper, August 7, 14, and September 21, at ten, at Guild-
hall, London. •
John Milner, Sheffield, Yorkshire, fender-manufecturer,
August 17,, IF, and September 11 ,at twelve, at theTontine
Inn, Sheffield. ' Attorisie.-4, Mr. Iligg, southainpton-bulld-
ings, cnaneery-lane, or Mr. Rodgers, Sheffield.
ItnbertWortivy, Michaas-place, Bromptori, baker, August 3,
14, and September 11, at ten,, at Guildhall,- London. At-
torney, Mr. Dawes, Angelseourt, Thrognirton-street. "
James *erson, late of Brook-street, Holborn, carpet-ware-
houseman, August 10, 17, at one, and September 11, at
ten at Guildhall, Londorr.' Attorni4s, TiLssrs. baseless
Crosse,- St. Mild'rid's-court, Poultry,
William Barrow Arnold, lute of Lambeth-walk, Surrey,
paper-hanger, August 7, 10, and September 11, at eleven,
ut. Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Sweet, Syniond's-
lan, Chancery-lane.
Robert Itsihinson Day, late 'of Trinity-square, merchant,
August 10, 14, at our, and September 11,
,at ten, at Guild-
hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Pope, hluthford-court, Fen-
elia,:h4treet. •
Philip Short, Curriaby-strect, victualler, August 7417, and
pteniber 11, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attornies,
Mr. Ifughes, Clifford's-Inn.
Aildiew Richardson, York-street,. St. Marrila-hone,' and
l'loimas Weleli, Cleveland-street, builders, A.iigiist 7, 17, at
twrive, at 'Guildhall, jLoridon. Attorney,' Mr. William
Sauudere, Charlotte-steeet, Fitzroy-square.
[Dividends, &C. to-morrow.)

Dura„---A meeting took'plaee on Friday morn-
ing between Lieut. U. and Lieut. W. t,tvo °Cheers
of the second battalion of 'Bull's, stationed at
Reading ; after exchanging shots, the business,
was amicably adjusted by the interference of the
seconds. Lieut. W. had a narrow escape, by the
ball front his adversary's pistol grazing his back.
CONSEQUENCE OF A DUEL.---Tke last, trial at
tfic Hampshire Assizes, which coiialuded on Sa-
turday, was that of the yonng men who w, re con-
cerned in the duel at CarisbrOok, in the hie of
Wight, and which our readers will recollect took
placC on the 9th ult. between Lientenant Blundell
and Ensign Al4Guire, the, former of whom was
M.4Guire, with his second, James Gilchrist,
and Anthony Dillon and Daniel. O'Bryan, who
cre deellaCd aCCCbSaritb, surrendered themselves
).,,,t,2rtlay. They were all tour convicted of mar-
der, unit sentence of death was passed on them,
but tbov were respited till the diet ittst.

L. INTELLTGEItifet

cdbra. OF cHANCERY,, JULY 31.

• wILLIAms v..viatoN. . •
ause for an injunc-
tion to restrain the defendant, Mr.. Andrew
WI!--
sou, from printing orpublishing the Eton Greek
Grammar, .as newly. edited by the College,. with
amendments, and marginal notes,
His Lordship grantcd the injunction, as far
as respected. tire additions, notes, and emenda-
tions.

ELLIS V. LORD ERSKINE AND 'ANOTHER.
This was a motion for an order upon the receiver
in this case, commanding him to pay in to the Ac-
militant-General, to the credit of this cause, the
arrears of an annuity of 2001.. a-year, settled by the
late Al'chore Ellis, Esq. upon an illegitimate son,
who now labours under the affliction of 'mental
derangement, in which state Lord Erskine, the
trustee, placed him under the case of ,Docttir
.Minfroc.

The LORD CIfAN6ELLOR, observed,
that he had no power to commit Lord Erskine
for not complying with the order, but it turned
out that Lord ,Erskine had e>:ecutecl the necessisSr
power of attorney to pay in the money, but that
Mr. Gardner, the receiver, did not feel himself
lawfully authorized, under the peculiar circum-
stances of this case, to pay in the money without
the order and sanction of the Court, lest he might,
in fi possible event, be forced to pay the money
twice.

Tile LORD CHANCELLOR observed, that be was
glad to be informed of the real circumstances of
the unfort.imate annuitant, which had cleared up
this matter; and fully justified Mr. Gardner's
prudence and proper conduct in his resistance,•
since the proper practice here is to order the Ac-
conntant-General to receive the money in presence
of a Clef k in Court and the Solicitor, for evi-
dence of the fact, without which the money could
not be received with strict propriety. ,Themo-
don wac granted.