The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-07 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

There was no trial of i►»portancc in the Court
of King's Bench on Saturday.

COURT OF CHANCERY, MARDH 5.

WILLIAM AGAR, Esct. V. THE DIRECTORS or Tilt

REGENCY CANAL COMPANY.

BacuA-Rns, .on the 26th of January, mowed
before his• Honour the Vice-Chancellor, for Ati
'injunction, to restrain the defendants from cut-
ting the Regency Canal through the stables, rick-
yard, garden, and planted 'walks of the plaintiff,
at E[eu Lodge, in the county of Middlesex.—
The motion was granted on the 10th of February:
Mr. HART moved before the Lord .Chancelioc
to dissolve the. injunction, on the ground that
the plaintiff had fixed•the line which the Canal
was to take, which. was the line they were pur-

suing.
. .
The LORD ,CIL/WOELLOR then observe,l, he
would read the affidavits;" and give his opinieLl
on aim-tire day.
The LoRD.CITANCELLOR" this day prononnml
jugdment. He observed, flat the second, tenth,
and eleventh Sections- of the Act tit. Parliament
declared, that the -•tlefertdoo'4ad a -right to cat
the Canal .through:_libl: ts•tate ; the
twellth•Sbctioii eirr.4sect„Oev had:l4or,, wit hoc 1(
the-consent of .the'tilaintiic,„ Hip, construction Of
the Act, after having given-'it .e,very considera-•
Lion, was, that the Legislatine never intemle.d
that the'twelfth Section .should do a•vay with the
effect of the other three Sections which gave the;
authority ; he would. theretoie dissolve the in-
junction panted by his Honour. the Vice:Chait-
cellor, and direct a special. injunction, that the
defendants should lie restrained from cutting the
Canal.through the plaintiff's estate, excqt it was-
cut according to the fine marked out iu the map
annexed to the Act of Parliament.

THE MARKETS.

Market was wen snp I -

CORN-EXCHAaII tic n
plied this morning with' Whew
was brisk at an advance of 3s.
There was also a good supply
fully supported the prices of th
2s. dearer. In Peas and Beane
remains the same.

from Essex and Kent; the t,a
per quarter from last Montley.
of Oats from Bosttn which
!at day. Barley is 3s. and
s there is no alteration. F

English Wheat Sgs. 765. 7gs.
Fine ditto -86 s. —s. —s.
Foreign do - ;7s. 665.
Rye.

Tick Beans - - - 395. 445.
Old Tick Beans -
Small Tick Beans 44.. 47..
Feed Oats - - Ss. 2;s's„
Fine ditto - - - 32±.
Poland ditto - -19 z. :ius.
Fine ditto - - N2s.:3•'.s.
Potat.oe ditto - - Sc-.. 7
Rape tiered 411. —l. fwe
Fine Flour - -
Seconds - Cf•s.

Aarlev - - - 375. 43,.
Fine ditto - - - 465. 48$.
Nialt - - - -67 m. 7Gs.

Fine ditto - - —I.

WhitePease (boil.) 565. 665.
Fine ditto - - - 725. —5.
Grey Pease - - 395:. 475.

SMITHFIELD, MARCH 7.—This day's Market was tolerably
well supplied with prime Beasts, and the show of C.lttre
other respects was considerable; Mutton and Veal- wine
cheaper; Beef was dearer; Pork supports last price: a nlihe
trade iu gen4ral was pretty good. 'Die sales in the Hae-ma,
ket 'were somewhat lively; Hay and .Clover obtained last
prices; Straw has fallen in price.—We antiex-a*,correct
meat of the prices and numbers:—

To sink the °flat, per ston.p.f. 81h. .
Beef, ss. 6d. to Gs. Bd, Pvtittldri-vtis: 6d. to Bs. 4d. VeAl,
6s.Bd. to Ss. Od. Pork, 74. Oct. to Bs. lid
Beasts, s-2100. Sheep, 10,900. Calves, 130. Pias, :40Q.
EIAY-NI ARK F:l% ,
Hay, 31. Os. to 41. 15s. Straw, 11. lOs. to 11.1:.,:s. C; )vcr,
41. 10,. to 01. 10s.

Last week Mr. BRAY, a London horse-skalr,;
was robbed at Oundle fair of a (haft for 30-01. an 'l
notes of the Batik of England to the anto‘nnt of
upwards of 400/, more. He took the precaution,
when lie went to bed at the Swan fon, of purlio,4
his breeches under his pillow, but in- the nigi:t
some person entered his room, and succeeded
getting ut his uloney without disturbing Niue,