The Sun.
London, England, 1822-08-20 00:00:00

THE ARMY.-

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, At•a. 19.

PRACTICE OF THE COURT.

Mr. HART, as soon as the LonD CrtaziCELLon'took his
seat this morning, requested his Lordship to hear a motion, al-
though he was aware that his Lordship, about a fortnight ago,
had announced his intention to hear nothing hut bankrupt pe-
titions until the Court rose for the hOlydays. -
.The LORD CHANCELLOR said, he had to objection to
hear this or any other motion, but his attention had been so
much harassed during the last ten months, that he feared he
should not be able to do justice to those cases if he should hear
them. .He had continued to sit'farther into the long vacation
than any of his predecessors ; but it • d) ,he
suitors not to apply his:attention to th
he knew that he .could not duly perfo
sent lie had not sufficient strength to
sides, he had an affectionate regard,:
of the -Gentlemen at the bar, and he
was at the bar; .hinaself, he had no
death for the want of a holyday.
Mr. HART did not press his naotioi

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DENSIIA-111 V. ,STRETT.
Ourreaders NV thacaahorc time back two young men;
named Hbratio and Reec6,' were.conimitted to the Fleet
Prison, for a contempt of Court, in the case of Miss Drusilla
Street: the'former by haVing carried ofr a ward of the Court,
and the latter by having lent him assistance-in the enterprize.
One day last week, i fr. 41,1tiT asked his Lordship to appoint
a day for hearing two petitions in this case—the first from Mrs.
.Street, the mother of the ward, -praying: that she might have
access to her daughter, which had been prohibited by an order
•of the Court'r,:the second:from the brother of Horatiii, pray-
ing to be released from confinement, on the-ground that it had
• produced and iv:ai:iirOduciiii the most fatal conseinendcs on
his constitution : this. perition_wastacked by an affidavit-from
-a medical geillkinam • The Lout; CrtakcELLon. named to-
day for the hearing of the pptitiantii and, by the desire of the
Counsel-on both sides, the case was argued in his Lordship's
private
.roorn, The result we understand to: be This—that the.
petition of MrS. Street was and the prayer of that of
the brother,'of Horatio grante4.qon condition -that the peri,
tioner was to have no comnrunication whatever with Miss Dru-
silla Street- - - •

MORRISON V. MOREMAN.
In answer to an application by a Gentleman-at the Bar, his
Lordship stated, that he -Niuld give- judgment in this case
'which relates to the ship 'William Frederick) to-morrow.

GRENADIER GUARDS.—The 2d Battalion of
this fine body of men passed the Stm-011ice this
mornii:g, and proceeded over Waterloo Bridge,
on their way to the Tower of London, to which
they are renioved•from the King's Mews.

NconthiueEd 11;oltinETIEL
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- ROYAL -STAFF CORPS.
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lkstEss.---Coat,--scarlet ; PinISSIAri 'Collar, three inches
and a quarter deep; at each end a large regimental button and
silver loop embroidered on blue cloth, scat inches long, and
three wide, leaving a .bhke edge ; blue sloth lappels, buttoned
back by
onine.regimentalbuttons, and long twist holts; occupy.
Outward ede to- front scans of
ke to two inches and a-half at bot-
dis..ind eyes r blue staff cuff and
bone inch and a half deep on the
utton, three twist holes end large
skirt -with four- twist holes, and
each; two large buttons and four
k; white kerseymere tv.rnbacks;
Jrnaments . skirts, all the holes at regvlar
diltances: Epaulette,"-Strap, -silver embroidery -upon blue
'cloth, two inches wide, and: our across the broad part-of strap ;
two rows of bright silver twisted bunions three inches long,
Field officers wear a pair of epaulettes distinguished- according
to directions.. Adjutant wears.an epaulette on right shoulder,
and strap similar to that .of .epaulette on the left. Chacos—
black beaver bell Shape.; felt crown; about seven inches and
an halfdeep, killicles'uik glazed top, eleven inches in diameter ;
a silver band two inches wide round the top, a five eighth wide
ditto round the bottem ; centre ornament consists of a large
silver, star, with a small giltsolid 'double G. R. surrounded by a
gartet—" Royal Staff Corps," with laurel and surmounted by
a crown ; plated scales and lions' head; a plated lion's head
at top, encircled with a gilt garter, containing " Waterloo" at
top,—" Peninsula" at bottom ; Ida& patent peak. Phu-Tie—
red and white hair, welve inches long, with a gilt socket and
plated ball. Breeches--white kerseymere with fOur regimental
buttons at each knee, and plated buckles. Stockings—white
silk. Shoes—with plated buckles. Pantaloons—with Hessian
boots. Sabre-,the same as. prescribed for the Officers of In-
fantry. Scabbard—black leather, with gilt mountings. Knot
--crimson and gold lace strap, with bullion. tassel. Belt--white
silk, with plated mountings. Cravat—black silk. Gloves—
white leather. Shoes—with silver buckles.
DitEss.,-Coat, Epaulettes, Chacos, Plume, Sword, Scab-
bard, Knot, Cravat, GloVes, as Full Dress.—Pantaloons—
either plain white kerseymere with Hessian boots, or blue
trowsers with one and three-quarters silver lace up earls out-
Ward seam, and ancle boots. Spurs—plated or steel. Belt--
black patent leather, one inch ride, with plated lion's head,
snake hook and. rings, by which' hang two slings of similar
width with swivels for rings of scabbard and three three-quar-
ters inch tache slings, with loops and buckles for rings of cache.
_T.aclie.„-black patent leather pocket, nine inches deep, seven
inches and a half wide at top, nine at bottom ; face 12 inches
deep, 13 inches wide at top, 11 at bottom ; perfectly, plain, with
3 plated rings at top, for tache slings. Sash—crimson silk
with fringe, to go twice round and tie.
UNDRE”.—Coat—as dress, only lappet's are. worn. buttoned
over. All the other articles of dresS - and -appointments,. the
same as dress. Great Goat--blue cloth ; single-breasted, quite
plain ; regimental button, and standing collar. Forage
plain blue cloth, with black leather peak. Cloak—blue, lined
with scarlet.

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the dispatch of business, if arm-hole, terminating-in a ltne
orm and really at pre- tons, closing ,in front with hoof
emele him to deso-' De 4 AVlOPlateldev.ed 1..
for *a kves &VS veathirtiv ,
) Inge, bilitons on ei
short twist holes, on the back
embroidered ornaments do the