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for no relief of the ling, otherwise he would issue his writ ot
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Judge BEST—II Dr. -Battine was entitled to relief, he would
have his writ of privilege, but not having* it, he is not entitled
to relief. The fact is this—persons are only entitled to pri-
vilege who serve the King personally. If we saw an affidavit
from Dr. Battine, saying his services were required near the
should not refuse to releage him. Although Dr.
Battine has been employed in the service many years, he has
only been employed once—on the extraordinary service of eat-
ing a Coronation dinner.—Application refused.

COURT OF CHANCERY, JAN. 31.
LORD FRANCIS GODOLPHIN V. LORD COLCHESTER, SAND
Slit RICHARD RICHARDS, THE CHIEF DARON OF.THE
COURT OF EXCHEthTER..
This cause came before the Court a considerable time back.
The suit was instituted in order to obtain the opinion of the
Court upon the construction to be put upon a marriage settle-
ment drawn up and agreed to at the time of the marriage of the
plaintiff, Lord Francis Godolphin, to I‘,iiss Eden.
The Loan CHANCELLOR now delivered his judgment. He
said he proceeded to the decision of the cause with some hesita-
tion, knowing that the opinion of either of the defendants was,
probably, better than his own; but as the cause had been
brought before the Court, he had of course grappled with it-in
'the best manner he was able. It appeared that at the time the
mariage settlement between Lord Francis Godolphin and Miss
Eden was made, the former was entitled to 20,0001., which was
secured by Mortgage on the estate of his brother, the Duke of
Leeds. By the marriage settlement, that sum was appointed
to be vested in Lord Colchester and Sir- Richard Richards, as
trustees, and-it was to accumulate until it amounted to the net
sum of 50,0001. The trusts to which the Money 'was to he ap-
plied were the payment of 5001. to Lady Godolphin, upon the
death of his Lordship, and a jointure of 1,5001.: 20;0001. were
also to be given to the younger children of his Lordship and his
Lady ; but if there should be only one younger chip, it was
to receive only 10,0001. If the accumulation should acerne'dur-
ing the lifetime of Lord F. Godolphin, it was intended that his
I Lordship should receive the intereSt. The original 20,0001.
had accumulated to a sum much larger than 50,0001.-; and
Lord Godolphin, who was living, claimed all the surplus over
the latter sum. The trustees, however, scrupled to pay the
money to his Lordship, who, under those circumstances, ap-
plied for the interposition of the Court. .He (the Lord Chan-
eellor) was of opinion that the trustees, after setting apart
50,0001. (taking care that it was-sterling money), ought to place
the remaining funds at the disposition of Lord F. Godolphin ;
the intention of!the trusts would then be fulfilled. He had
placed upon paper his reasons for coming to that conclusion, •
for the purpose of laying it before. the Chief Baron of the Ex-
chequer ; but what he had stated was the substance of his judg-
ment.

CIRCUITS.
The Judges met yesterday morning in the Exchequer Cham-
ber, and chose their respective circuits for . the ensuing' AsSizes
as follow:
NolirOtH.--=Lord Chief Justice Abbott and the Chief Baron.
Mini.AND—l.ord Chief Justice Dallas and Mr. Justice Best.
HOME.----Mr, Baron Graham and Mr. Baron Wood.
NORTHERN-_N3 r. Justice. Bayley and Mr. Justice Holroyd.
NV nsTEn.N-111r. Justice Park and Justice Burrough.
Oxr. on D-11 r. Baron Garro w and Mr. Justice Richardson.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
The BRITISH INsTiTtPrrolz, No. 3, and " An Emor.rsir.
MAN and a FREEMAN Of CORK," in answer to .the Rev
Sir Ilancoulur .LEES, Bart. to-morrow. ,

ERRATUM in Yesterday's. Su-N.—First Leader, L. 15, for
" 90,000 francs, or X 3,750,000," read " 90,000,000 francs,
or af3,750,000."

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1822.