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London, England, 1814-03-08 00:00:00

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counT ,OF CITANCEItr, MARCu

mEDiciNEs.—SITILEY V. gArill.L.

Ilk seas an :application on 'behalf of the plain-
tiff, for an' order to vary the award of the at hi-
trators, to MlOlit the Metiers in dilference be-
tween the parties in thiN case had been referred;
so far as to decree upon the terms•of the•testator,
the late Dr. Sir Sibley.'s will, in regard to the
payment of his debts, -which amounted to a sum
of 1250/. which Mr LEACII, for,the plaintiff; the
surviving brother of. She deceased, contended
ought to hive been charged wholly and exclu-
sively uliiin the testator's general assets, arising
'from the paterv.--right and prMits of the ntedicnes
called Sohn: Tincture, and Lunar Powders, with-
out subjecting the moiety of such invention, he-
queathed to the plaintiff, to any part of such
debts. • •

Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY opposed the motion, and
the LORD (;,Cl-.:LLOR, on reading the will, re-
fused the motion, and confirmed the award.

POLICE.

MANSION- HOUSE —Yesterday two Polish Jew's,
of the !lames of Samuel ald Joubtidztz, were charg-
ed ,by Moses Piukas, another .Polish Jew; On
suspicion "with having stolen from him two
watches and a quantity of pearls. The complain-
ant's suspicions'having' been roused from hearing
that Samuel, the prisoner, had been offering to
dispose of a watch subsegnently to the" robbery,
he caused him and the other, his associate, to be
taken into custody ; and up6n the"person ofsSa-
tnnel was found a quantity or pearls, the .property
of the cernplainatt. His Lordship grapted a war-
rant to search the lodgings of the prisoners,
whom he ordered to be brought up this day.
GUILDHALL.—TWO young men, of the names
of Brags and 'Pithy, were -,...itTged by John Game,
owner of an hackney-coach, ',4'vith having taken
it out of his yard, and driven it about the selects,
on Sunday last.- It appealing. that there ,was no
intention of robbery on the part of the prisoners,
the Alderman (Sir W. Leighton) sent them to
Bride ell for a month,

John Hobart, of Honey-lane-market, charged
the Keeper, of a Tavern, in .A.,litgate, with hav-
ing detained,- for a day, 28 pOundS. of saus4ges,
sent to him from Essex. The case bejng clearly
made out, the Magistrate fined the Irri:keepeF 10s.
Thomas Horne was brought to the bar by Sa-
muel Chapel, who stated; 'that understanding the
prisoner had been disordered in his mind, and see-
ing
,birn on Sunday ei,ening in the street, in a
State of great inebriation, lie had taken him to the
watch-house, that he might be protected trom in-
jury. The prisoner accounted for his intoxica-
tion, frOm having drank two bottles of wine, and
Was discharged, with an admonition to be more
moderate in his liquoi,-aud more regular in his
conduct..

UNTON-ITAT.L.—Jarn6i BlCthe and Peter ,Turniill,
were- clia.rgea with stealing three saddles and two
bridles:the prOperty of B. French, Esq. of Gam
berwell. appeared, that on the morning of the
Bth of February, the. officers stopped the pri-
soners at an early hour, on the Kent-road, with
the saddles, and the account which they gave of
themseves not proving satisfactory, they took
them to Union-Hall, and they were committed
for re-examination. In the course of their in-
quiries, the' officers' learned that the coach-house
of Mr. French had been broken open on the night
of the 7th ; and on- the saddles being shewn to
Mr. French, he identified them as heing his pro-
perty. Mr. French's coach-house had been brokers
open about a fortnight before, at which time the
carriage-glasseS and a servant's !ix-coat were taken
away. The prisoners were committed for re-ex-
amination.

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