The Sun.
London, England, 1813-05-11 00:00:00

LAW SPORT.

cokrarr OF KING's 11,ENCH, Ma to.
Thomas Holloway appeared, and pleaded not
guilty, to an indicement, charging him with pub •
lisping a certain per, called "The Vere4street
Coterie;" with i►ctent to ,keftect upon and injure
the character dime James Stewart.

COURT OP COMMON PLEAS, Monva, MA? 1Q

V. PAUT!II:E CHAUVIGNE, nucHrss tog

It was:moved by Serjeant VAUGHAN, that the
special bail in this action, should be discharged,
and a common appearance re-entered, upon alii4
davit that the• defendant • war under coverture,
and thathe plaintiff knew it. ' • '
Mr. Serjeant PELL produced an Aida vitirom the
plaintiff„denying that, he knew 'of her covertiire.
Cases were cited, from which it
,anieared, that
this want of knowledge was not sufficient : but,
that a married woman was intitled to plead het
coverture unless site had falsely tepresented her-
self as a femme sole; and a common appearance Was
accordingly ordered to be entered. This is worthy
the attention of tradesmen in general. •

The VICE-CHANCELLOR So yesterday morning
in the, Coiat of Chancery. There were eight
causes set down in the list, but neither Counsel
nor Solicitor attended in any of thgrn. They were,
of course, all struck out, and the Court rose.

"y The Princcss Crtaat.orra did not visit the Pri-
ncess of IVALus on Sunday, as stated in a paper of
yesterday.
The Royal yachts, Charlotte art„ .S'orereign, are
ordered to he fitted for sea inunedattely, and to•
p occe4 to astend on the Duke Of CUMBERLAND.
A Professional Gentleman having been long in
the habit of using Artificial Teeth, had his mind
naturally turned to the various qualities of the (IV-
ferent kinds in use, in order to determine the pre-
ference. lie found that those made of the teeth
of the SeaJhorse are Very corruptible, and apt to
taint the breath.; human Teeth set in
.a frame are
little better and liable to loosen in. a short time.
The Mineral Paste Teeth are free from these des
feets, but their opacity and deadness render them
no deception they, are discernible. in every
wearer, and, besides, have a strong, tendency to
lose. their polish and become black. He con-
ceived, therefore; that if he could form a substance
pelhcid , suweptible of , various tinges, and of
intlicleat hardness to retain its colour and polish,
it woald be superior to them all. A knowledge of
chemistry has enabled him to succeed and bring it
to perfection, so that his Teeth are a perfect re-
presentatfon of, Natural Teetli with the advan-
tages of imbibing no moisture, and suffering, no
change from time. Mr. GEORGE SPENCE, Del;rist
to his Majesty, at N0.'17, Old Bond-street, being
convinced of their peculiar excellence, has kindly
taken them under, his patronage, and the ‘,speci-
mens which now may be seen at his holise, will,
the Inventor presumes, fully establish their great
superiority.

The Ilrgest Capital Prize ,sold in Cornbill 01V
the first' ilay's &awing of the present Lottery, v; r,.
No. 497, a prize c 509 i, was, sold in Stracs by
Wont gG itmi Co. No-. 1..0)11111;11, etttel No.
Cintringceto3s ; nod it is_ a flirt, CitWiiPt hot
excite a,-toni:diment, that a Gentleman, who witbi:!..
a .few months, hi-E1 partaken of t."'" Pl:Vt6.lli(
20001. ill t‘vo successive Lotterici,.l.n:
et.
at
PlOl
iirize ; tlliv Cientle►i►ci►i, toi 'the public Satin
permitted binisclt. to be reter red to.
tiVitiok,nti,,l-11'n',.re, need despair of getting one of the
Cutiitali C)t' ''()> ')O &C.' tti l►icii must be drawn
Tuesday, .~rtay,lZitli, if they purchase ► I~lAht~l~
all comparison, ai~ct the above faqtelowtslfit:ms an
it po
fought some despe-
tate rounds in a state of inebriety, 'in the parlour
of it Public-house, in. Bloomsbury, on Sawed:l)i.
The left arm of the itoner was broke ,by h 4, own
violence, notwithstanding which:he fought 'on,
and beat Ws adversary with only or's. Wand.