The Sun.
London, England, 1831-01-21 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(T01'

. FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, JAN. S.E. strong
Netherlands Majesty's brig of war Echo has
cruize in the Channel.
PoitTsmourti, JAN. 20.—Wind
Warwick, Gibson, front, Rio Janeiro.
STA Nne ATE CREEK, JAN. 20.—Arrived
merce, Tocque, from Beniearlo.
PLYMOUTH, JAN. 19.—Wind
Coquette, Molloy, from Terceira ; Solace,
Denia ; Eliza, Edwards, from St. Michael's;
Jolly, from St. Andero.

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bARTMOUTII, JAN. 19.—Arrived the Shelol
berton, front Gallipoli.
SCILLY, JAN. 16.—Arrived the Laurel,
Bombay; Reaper, Rhind, from Quebec ; and
bins, from Tarragona.
FALMOUTH, JAN. 19.—Wind S.—Arrived 6
Wilson, from Zante ; Evander, Bathie, froal
and Arrow, Ilarris, from Malaga.
BaisTor., JAN. 20.—Arrived the Unity; I°
Renard, Guinan!, from Bordeaux.
HOLYHEAD, JAN. 19.—Arrived the Jadi'l
Bengal.

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LIVERPOOL, JAN. 19.--Arrived the Creche),
from Richebucto. The Elizabeth sailed from 13;
Bth of September, for London, and is reporte,
put into the Mauritius the 16th of October leal
DUBLIN, JAN. 19.—Arrived the Boykett,
from Bordeaux.
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Buenos Ayres to Amsterdam, the 30th of Not,
lat. 16. S. long. 30. W. ; Heyworth, from 11)
to Trieste, the 7th ult., in lat. 39. long. 11.;
Hastie, from Liverpool to Halifax, the 13th 'ill'
45. long. 48.

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LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS

COURT OF CHANCERY.
CONDUCT OF Tine RIGISTRA7I.I.

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Tile LORD CHANCELLOR, on entering the
I beg that the Registrars will not put eases int 9,
for judgment without my directions. I find tbely
put into the paper this morning for judgment, fly
mad, no order to such effect. I said Saturday at'
The consequence of this is, that I
se parties
here, no doubt inconveniently as well as unueceo
cause I am not prepared to dispose of those cast"
PAGE P. BROOlfe
This case stood next in the paper to the juJilt/t
exceptions, and they baring been passed ore,
Broom was called on by the Registrar.
Mr. PIIPYS was ready to oppose the exeeptioto;
The LORD CHANCELLOR....WEIip will you go
Mr. Pxrrs—lt is for the other side to go on, r.be
The LORD CHANCELLOR—But there is no
here.—(A pause.)—l must strike it out las Ail
Mr. PEPYS—If your Lordship deals with it
rust take the order, overruling the exceptions. ;
The LORD CHANCELLOR—The other aide 01,
heard. I cannot bit all day doing nothing. It io
on me.

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Mr. PEPTS--It is probable that the two
having been put at the head of the paper that b
livered out, may have induced gentlemen to thin
would not be called on so soon as it has been.
The LORD CM•NCIILLOR—..Oh, so it may ; tl
take the next case.

The following case was just mentioned wbet
the exceptant's counsel entered the Court, and fr
sion in Page v. Brown was gone into.

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DAY AND MARTIN'S BLACKING.

DAY AND MARTIN V. BILLING'S IN./I/Neel
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL, at the sitting Of 1?01
this morning, applied fur an injunction to resits 4i
fondant Billing, a printer in Bermondsey, frothhy
counterfeit or colourable labels, in imitation of t'w
by the plaintiffs on their blacking-bottles. 113,1;
affidavits set out the labels of the plaintiffs, 101'd
into a long detail of the excellent qualities of the i
manufactured by the plaintiffs, and also the labe.ol
by the defendant, the only difference in whicbo
the plaintiff's labels stated the blacking to be o°i
by Day and Martin, while those of the defento,is
the blacking to be equal to Day and Martin-
"equal to" being written in such small letters n.
to be unperceived by the casual observer.
11$1
The VICE-CHANCELLOR, after the
banded to his Honour, observed that there was 'pp;
distinction, but, prima facie, he could entertain
that people would take one for the other. 1,10,
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL Said that such lauev
which had been printed by the defendant wool
half the lawyers in the kingdom.
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The VICE-CHANCELLOR--Aye, and all the 0-tie(
Take your injunction, Mr. Solicitor..—lnjunction

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COURT OF KING'S BENCI4I
At the sitting of the Court, this morning, P„d
TERBIN pronounced judgment in the following
DOE DEM. OF THE BISHOP OE ItOCIJESTEK

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This was an action tried before tiaeiorci
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and the question to be decided was, whether or r'p
granted by a predecessor of the present 13i,1;°F.1
year 1794, to some part of the family of Lora iol
was or was not a valid lease. The verdict Wos
of the plaintiff, which verdict the Court
affirmed.
Dilil OF BILIDQEVIATER'S CA NAL.THE VS"'

FORD AND OTHERS.
The defendants in this case, several in
been convicted of a nuisance in having made
tions on the beaks of the Duke of BridgewoY
and thereby causing an obstruction to the
Against this conviction they appealed to this CAotit'
the hearing of which a great number of lee,' rio
were raised, and the Court took time to consiue
ment.
Lord TENTERDEN, this morning-, after g 0,,, f
detail of the objections, said the Court were I'o°4
that the conviction was good, for no ordinary:d,
water could be impeded by one party to the joi,g,
other, judgment must therefore be for the Croy'

DOI, DEII.
cooll:
This was an action, the question in which ',lf
the construction of a will.—Verdict for the"
The Court affirmed the verdict. The new trill rrei
then proceeded with. Nothing of interest °cc°
BAIL COURT.
, 03°'
Mr. Justice PATTISON was occupied all tht
hearing justifications of bail.

ELECTION of the CITYCIiA3II3OI
(THIS DAY).

This being the day appointed by the Lord 'i‘lll9
election of a fit and proper person to 511 the ofic-tife!
berlain to the City, a Common Hall wail c°,
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that purpose, in Guildhall. The hour appoiT-10,
commencement of business was one o'clock) "due
fore that hour there was a most numerous at di°
livery, in consequence of the very great interest
the election. The friends of both candiclol,el
last two days, as well as this morning, bglicse,
active in " beating up" for supporters to t'800.:
whose cause they espoused, and a stronger `-,0301'
pected than has occurred fur any city office I°r ocr
past. Alderman Waithroan relies with coni",llotY
number of votes he shall receive from the rrsoe
lower classes of the Livery : while, on the -

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Sir James Shaw has the support of the °I..- 'r
110
ia look
their influence. The election will continue I°. gi
11.0442f5rmit,
in the event of no resignation. 4 lo,usbr d
There was a numerous attendance of tee Ikide 'oft.P"itiCin ,
Common Council in Guildhall this mornioft; oP';', "4terlo,
The Lord Mayor, accompanied by the var'° te,gjit. SIN
the Corporation, entered the Hall shortly before A.l • -g')
and soon afterwards proceeded to the busting'', j• Ptist
Waithman and Sir J. Shaw were loudly chegr:ol",i'
The 11.11 having been opened, the ItEcoal'orr, braceof Lb of tl
cli
the Hall on the important duty the Livery fr',s
Sir C. PRICE, in a speech of some 1040'110 , -tbs.
Sir James Shaw as a fit and proper person t°:(01 2)VI
Mr. Deputy Room secondecithenominAt'— vir,,.k°
Mr. Deputy BLACKETT proposed Mr.
Alder° I,l', had
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1,01 with
man in a short speech. ipso . itts 4
Sir CHARLES WILLIAMS seconded the to° i) '4,lef •
e , dtlg
Mr. C. PEARSON was left speaking. ovi# : it upon
ai
It is expected the show hands will:10
0,101 !to41:(e irt,:t(lty..
Alderman Waithman. same or ti
It is not perhaps generally kin/wrijAit'afoi Liii\:V• e can
,Ibor la.
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important trust devolves —upon the Cho"' eot
don, as banker to the corporation. The P:Yver4ll, 14:
last year were upwards of one million. lid/ o'
accounts arise from Parliamentary trusts, iv leyesPipil
from time to time confided to the 101 sap ,
corporation, and require the most clear
r
rangement. 110 '3co°
We have good reason to believe t. owly. tto'
tion of the duty on advertisements serl°,ly,
plated by Government; an impost of °Advert'
3s. 6d., is proposed to be charged on earl'
Essex Stu/441(1.