The Sun.
London, England, 1840-06-13 00:00:00

CHANCERY COURT.-(THIS DA Y•)

TA'UOT C. THE EARL OF SHREWSHURT.
This case came before the Court upon the petitions of Mrs j
Craven Berkeley, praying that her son might he permitted to re
side with her for a month. The young gentleman is the son u f
the late Mr. George Talbot and Mrs. Craven Berkeley, ieh °
were separated. Mr. Talbot by his will appointed Mr. Doyle,
a Roman Catholic Priest, to be the guardian of his son, who i 9
the heir presumptive to the Earldom of Shrewsbury. Mr
Doyle placed him under the care of the Earl of Shrewsbury,
who, with the permission of the Court tookh m to Rome, and
returned to this country at the beginning of the present month.
Mrs. C. Berkeley upon hearing that her son had arrived in this
country wrote to Mr. Doyle, requesting him to allow her son to
come upon a visit to her iiir a month, and upon his refusing this
request she presented the present petition, praying the interfe-
rence of the Lord Chancellor.
Mr. Riciinuns and Mr. LOFTUS WIGRAM appeared in
support of the petition.
Sir C. WETHERELL, and Mr. YOUNG. who were Counsel
for the young gentleman, submitted that the prayer of the
petition should be granted.
Mr. WAKEFIELD and Mr. BAC:SHAW appeared for Mr.
Doyle, a guardian, denying that they had refused. Mts. C.
Berkeley access to her son, and s' ating that the only restriction
they requiredp in that access was the presence of the young gen-
tleman s tutor.

Mr. llictiAans having replied,
The Lott') CHANCELLOR postponed giving judgment, "1"
serving that the case was a very peculiar one, and that he
should certainly not (to anything without seeing Mr. Doyle, a"
he might also see Mrs. Berkeley, if she desired it. In wht.
ever he did, he should study the: interest, of the child, and till?'
alone. It was the duty of the Court to carry out, as far a 3
it
could, the wishes of the father.

SOUTH AMERICAN AND AUSTRA"

LIAN NEWS.

The following intelligence from South America and
Australia appears in a Second Edition of the Times.
Sydney Papers are not of a later date than those receireu
by ourselves on Wednesday, but they bring an item of nor
not contained in the Journals from which wa then ma".
extracts :

ARRIVAL FROM MEXICO.
FALMOUTH, JUNE 11, 10 O'CLOCK, P.M.—The Linnet
packet, Lieut. Forrester, has arrived this evening front Itlexief•
She sailed from Tampico on the 21st of April, Vera Cruz 01111,1
2d of May, and the Havannah on the 13th, having on
$380,000, on merchants' account.
'1 he Opossum packet, Lieut. Peer, also from Mexico, W
the mails of the preceding month, and having on board nearlYs
million dollars. She left the Havannah only one hour previous
to the Linnet, and may be momentarily expected.
The Linnet brings no news of interestk ti-',om the Republici
Previous to her sailing a report had reached Vera Cruz tha.
Campeachy had declared its indeper.dence, but enteutes of v°T.';
kind and another were so common that little notice ic",t3',,,ey
of such occurrence. Matters generally looked ratite e.--ri's
throughout the country, and it was thought that the 1:1%2
would root persevere again in their annoying incursions Kt'
freigtP.

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the frontier;.
ACCIDENT TO THE DUKE OF PORTLAND.—The Cl°T.
yacht, belonging to the Duke of Portland, which left this 103.:„
on the Bth inst. for Lisbon, put back early this morning in con
sequence of hi 3 Grace having met with an accident on Tub`
in h.s cabin, by a fall occasioned through the vessel ta.king
lurch in a sea. We are happy to learn it is not of any sect
moment, and that by a little rest and attention he will soon
convalescent. froN
The Reward, which arrived at Liverpool yesterday
Monte Video, has brought advices from Buenos AVrea ht
3d of April. No change had taken place in the inter7si
feor
tween the date of the previous accounts The negotiations
the adjustment of the differences between France and thn rr_
public of Buenos Avres were at a stand-still, the
awaiting, it was said, the arrival of instructions from -E!".°,,Pch
Some trifling skirmishes had taken place between filen- c-
and the Buenos Ayrians, but no affair of importance ha
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curred.
At Monte Video the exchange stood at 47. negotiate:.

NEWS FROM AUSTRALIA.
esterdal;
The William Carey, which arrived at Liverpool y
sailed from Sydney, New South Wales, on the 11th of Feb_runiamr.:
and has brought papers of the 10th. Their contents are ur on.,
portant. The James Pattison and the Beitcoolen,, from „,
don ; the Arkwriyht from Liverpool ; and the Jcza,cs•
from Greenock ; all with emigrants, had arrived ,at Sydr.eJ
The Nautilus, from Dublin, with convicts, had also .arrived