The Sun.
London, England, 1809-01-26 00:00:00

LATF REPORT.

COURT OF KING'S fiENCii, J.
lIINCKLY V. THE REV. SIR. CROFT.

Mr, WLOE.EY moved for a rule to sbew cause why.
a writ of Certiorari should not issue to remove a trial
in the cause from the Sessions at Beverly, for the:
East_Riding of Yorkshire, to the Assizes at York.
The circumstances, as stated by Mr. WIGLEY, were
these: The affidavits alledged, that the parties re,
sided in the same neighbourhood ; the Plaintiff was
a, Gentleman possessing 5401. a year, and the De,
fenciant was a Clergyman. On the.3d of Norm.;
ber the Plaintiff went out for the purpose of having a
days shooting. •In the course of his amusement, her.
was accosted by the Defendant, who tpld .hi-rn ho
had no right to shoot on that land,• as he was the
Lord of the Manor; and it he did not depart imme,:
diately,. be would shoot him. .The Plaintiff quietly
went of the ground, and was going towards his
carriag6, when the Defendant followed him, le.:-
ve.nedhis:piece at him, threatening to shoot him,
and called him " a rascal and a scoundrel." Oh the
25th of the same month he went to the Magistrite;
of Beverley, to lodge his complaint: On hilt en-
trance into the room, he found tbe Defendant there;
and the Magistrates for some time objected to take
the plaintiff's information. At length they took
cross-informations. It was also alledged, that the
Magistrates called the Plaintiff's .proceeding. "
Newmarket trick."- The Learned Counsel contended
he was entitled to the rule, as the Mfagistrates or.
prejudiced, and therefore the cause ought not to h«
tried before them.—Rule granted.
Mr. DAUNCEY rneved, that the name of Mr.
Charles Carpenter might be struck off the Roil of
Attorneys of that Court, as he had been appointed
a Justice of Pklce for the County of CornWall..-A
granted.

cowti QF c()MMON PLP.AS, lax.
ristipoYE y. scoTT V;4llCitt '
This was an grip brought by the Plaintiff, to re'
covet-a compensation or his services, and" money
1:)id
,st4t and expended by him, in his attendance
upart a young Gentleiiiiin of the' name of Anneslap,
the sett pf Mi-s. Spit. Waring,' forineily Mis 9
Hughes. Mrs. Scott Waring, the wife of the Plaiibr
tiff;was partial to the military discipline of the Get"
man School, and anxious "that her son should enter
into the Austrian set*. Fur-ihis purpose'lle'TMi
sept to, Vienna, Uncle( the Care of the Plaintiff, 34'
his travelling tutor, who. had been recommended to
Mrs. ScottO Waring by Mr: Tegar, ApothecarY,
Pall-Mall; Plaintiff, on his return to England;
after having fulfilled his mission, made a deloand
el.:1001. 44. Bd. which was resisted by' Majoi Sce4
Waringohe huslaand of the Lady, an the groP4
that' he Vas not privy to the 'agreement with itt!
Plajintig. It haying appeared, however, that he 01
been ptesent at ,severgi conversations on tbe subjeot.
and that the aceeinent was made in his presence,
this point was over-ruled. It was .tkien contended'
that the charges were exorbitant ; 'but- this point also
not having been made out in evidence, the 4rjr.
brought in a verdikt' for the .pluintiff of x 81
the balance due on the Zool,. 75. Eld. :Ater dedt Ong
let uutm,italu.ally received opi'*-count. ' • ' "

A cow, the property of Mr, Gump, of Lewes";
produced in 45 weeks (that is, from the N'th
April to the 27th of Febrwtry), cream for 450 lbs.or
butter, and 3687 quarts of skim-milk. After. de4
dusting the expencp of the animas maintenanN.
during the above pprio,d, the clear profit nk thq Prot
duce, 'pit., and. nooure, Was, 301.

. •.
Cettoetta's Ittavisr..—An inquisitiAn Watt tAice.!
on Tuesday at the BerkeleyAr i
ma, John-street, perir,4
ley-square; before A. gat.t., L'sq. CorOner for West:
mingter, on the body of a 'Niro Street, butler to Porcl
Windham, Esq. of Grosvenor-place, who died' P3'7.
(lardy on Saturday evening.- 'The deceased wad' it
company with Rop3e fr'rendii at the: Insiuse' where ibis
inquest was held, and his head-suddenly droprw!
and he died in an instant.....decicienta/ Death. '
Another inquisition wits taken the same day OW, it
Sumner, a dashing woman of the town, Who Call
mitred suicide on Monday night, whilst she
supposed to be dressing for a bail, at her apartMent!
in Mary bone-road. The deceased was proved to Fall
been in a bewildered state two days provioni to tree
death, in consequence cat' some disappointmeutbs,
Which involved her in embarrassments; She 00
(mind' dead by her bed-side, having Cut her ilaot,
with a pen-knife.—lpsanity. •
At the quarter Sessions, held yesterday seinnightf
at Doncaster, Miss Melborn was charged with
ing anonymous letters to different persons in Sli'
field, in order to extort motley. Owing to 80[0
informality in the indietment at Rotherhani Sessteega
She was discharged.'