The Sun.
London, England, 1814-12-16 00:00:00

district,

NEw Vor,K, OCT. (New Jerse
.Election.)—
Repprt of its having resulted in favour of the Fe-
deral Candidates, is. contradicted.
OCTOBER 25,-7-Tbe result of the recent elec-
tions in 17,2 rm Mt, Pennsylvania, and, lielaware,
excites the best hopes in the friends of peace.--'
Ne'w Jersey, it is feared, has returned to " her
wallowing in the miire". of democracy. Connec-
ticut is always orthodox.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, DEC. 15

WILLIAMS V. GIANELLI

The Loßb CHANCELLOR gave judgment in this
Case, in which the plaiwiffs had obtained an in-.
itinction from the Vice-Chancellor,. restraining
the'adMinistratrix of Mr. Gianelli, sen. from sell-.
ing certain 'Bank Stock ,belonging to the testator,-
till Glanellij• jun. the son, and
.one of the defen-
dants, slictuld bring into Couh the amount of
certain aceeptancessg,ranted by hint to
,the plaints 's,
nilider the partnership firm, used by his father and.
him, in ;their trade of plaster of. Paris. and figure
manufacturers These bills hakbeea' granted_ by
Giatielli, jun. in cemsideration of certain furnishings
made
.to him individually, consisting Of 5501.
worth of wine, 5001. wortk of hosiery, &c. all of
which being again immediately_soid, in order. to
,put.money into Gianelli the younger's pucka,
produced. sums greatly under the estmtated value.
NoW, although his Lordship was far front laying
it down that nft person vas toThe entitled) to deal
xvith one partnee of a irw, and take acceptances
from him nuder_thepartuership firm; without con-
theother IThriner, yet this be might say, that
where a person.funnsUed to an i inlividualpartmer of a
firmsso/.worth of tvi ue,514/,worth ofhosierv,End so
on, he could not ue ignorant that sitch furnishings
went: not. nectswy, and could not, be required _in
husin,,,, of a piaistel of Paris manufactmer,
and, of course, "that they must„llerequit'ed for in-,
partnership parposci. dividual, and not for It
did not appear that the pl4intill:6 were. creditors of
the testat.:ir or his estate, even to the amount of a
single farthing; and even as ag:tinst. Glanew the
yo.onger, his Lord,hip donlited much if any claim
could lie at law on the part'of these plaintiffs, to
a grtater ,liqount .than the actual 'produce of. the
goods furhisl4ed by them when brought to a sale.

I\t'Oetoi.c
ditsolveddd with twists. ✓
batrAivi ,

Mr. 'Prehe, a Cienletnao fa'frrieily a Member
of ParWU-tilt, war, In•otlght into Court in custody
of a Stifeaok-at Arnth, untlei' an attathhient of
contetnpt in not antwering the Bill of his Credi-
-tors, he beinz long a prisoner under divers de-
tainers in the King's Bench Pris6n, whence it was
Wished by The. creditors to take him'by the Attach»
Aleut from hit friends and associates in St.
George's-fields to the contracted limits of the
Rules of the Fleet Prison. It was stated, how,
ever, that his answer was prepared anti engrossed,
requiring only to be sworn and filed.
Fle was allowed to remain in the custody of the
Serjeant at Anus till the rising of the Court, and
in the interim to swear and file. his answer,
Whichbaving performed and returned into Court;
he was prepared to address the Court ; but no op-
portunity occurring; judgment of course 'stands
suspended.