The Sun.
London, England, 1814-11-11 00:00:00

V. lICCKLIt.

Arr. CAMFBELL, moved for a mile to show cause
why the.defendant in this case, who .had been ar-
rested,,should _not be.discharged. out of custody.
He made this Anotion upon-the: ground.- of Mr.'
Becker being the Consul of the Duke of Hol-
stein in this-country, and therefore exempt from
arrests.

Mr. Justice always,. understood
that a Consul was a species of commercial agent,
and not a diplomatic character.'!

Mr: CAMPBELL—" Mr. Becker
.is, here in a di-
plomatic capacity, as the representative of the So-
vereign Prince of Holstein. There was a motion
nature submitted to the Court some
terms back by Mr. Adolphus ; but no 'opposition
being made, the case is not reported."
- Mr. Justice BAYLEY—" Take a rule."'

WALTF.R.V. ATTY.

Mr. Sedeant COPLEY moved for a new trial of
this .action„of tresspass on the last Midland Circuit,
iti •which .the verdict had been found for the de=
iceiiiidant, upon a justification of entry to take a
„way-going crop, under a • custom stated inime-
"noprially, that tenants from the 25th of March_
the 25th of March in every year should be
:entitled to such way-going. crop. Such custom is
bet& to be good Aftet. th.e expiration of a tenant's
term; in the casc,%of Wigglesworthy. l)allison, I
Doug, 201,3 •birt,the witnesses at, the prestnt trial
could. not stab whethertheFustom in this case ap-
plied' to old .or new Lady-day. One witness,
howtver, did state one.cape in which such way-
,goni .erop—had• been. taken by a tenant from
7•lv4t lII,J.a:ntOWY to new:, Lady-clay.f'L but the
Learned. jurfa'E Trt A:N=O told the- Jury that
iminenioriiilly,..thc. pre,
lApinitica wm,qt,_tt it applied to , the, old style. •
"1;,4 lull, nevertheless,: fond of the cu:stouii food
no;:svitbstancling in Ins ease,
Stifjeiort. imy.,contended, the custom
'being ti:l7cd.l-ilirnieirlitrilally could not, Sinre_ the
alteration.of the style, apply to the 25th of. Mired:lY
as it was stated to do.

The Court could not refuse the rule, but the
plaintiff would certainly amend his declaration
in the event of new trial.

POJOCII I'ITELLTGENCE.

HATTON-GARDEN.

John Barnes,,the man charged at this-Office
.on
• Monday last with stealing a shoulder .of mutton,
from a baker's shop in Marchmont-street, was
yesterday brought. up and discharged. James
Pughe, .14,;51. of Gfeat Coram-street, Brunswick-
scitiare,-10S received from the. Sitting MagiSrrnte
5/. note,transMitted: by...The:Twopenny Post to
this Office, and alSo 'a
1/. note left by a Oentle-
plan for the• use of Barnes, and Mr. Pughe has
lindly undertaken to seethe same applied towards
the support of Barnes's wife and five children,
and also any other donations that a generous pub-
lic may think fit to bestow.
Ann Bishop, a laundress, was yesterday ex'atnin-
'ed -on á' charge of pawning shirts, sheets, table-
&c. the property. of Mr. ii;owAtzn 11±.0i ALL,
of .Love-lane, Aldernianburv; which she had to
wash. The duplicates "Oi, the pawned articles,
which wcreproduceil hy the ditrerent-pawnbrokers,
amounted
,to two pounds ten shillings. The Charge
being roved, She:was.endereiF to, pay double_the
autount,e4 4.hafthey:were.pawned for,..and twenty
elm flings fine ; • not being able to .:do. this, she was
'sentenced to two itilprisonment,