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should zot-pay
.over to slr. Hawiro(tho Learned Counsel's
client) 8001.; the amount of his interest m the Louisa.)
The Proctor for the other parties prayed that, the raohrttion
might stand over till the 24th of November, by which day the
money due-upon the insurances efrected on the Louisa would,
be recovered from the underwriters. The parties he aPPecCa
for were willing to give an undertaking- to pay the money on
the 24111.
Dr. LuSIIING TON suggested that the monition might issue,
but should not be enforced. '
The Co'l:fir directed the matter to stand over till the next

Court-day.
TEE PRINCE EUGENE AND CAROLINE.
The KING'S ADVOCATE described this as an application
for head.money. arising out of
,verygallant services... In 18079
Lieut. Little; then commanding 'his 'Majesty's -ship Hy.dra,
captured in the month_of August, and on the coast of Spam, e
fbreign vessel Called The 'Prince Eugene and Caroline. The
ship's original papers, numbered from I to 40, wete found."
board the corvette,, and were produced in the proceedings. It
appeared that she was driven by the chase which the Hydra kept
up on the Spanish coast, and was on the 27th of Dee. in the
same year, condemned at Gibraltar. At that time, however,
`by an omission of the agent, leo dame was ride for head-money
No depositions being kept in the registry of the Vice-Admira
ty Court at Gibraltar, the only documents now.exhibited were
the decree of conderrireetion, the vessel's muster,roll, tmdsome
other papers. By this muster-roll it • appeazed, that one or
the crew had been discharged iu the month of July preceding,
Application was now made as for the usual head.rnoney on all
the others on talent the corvette at the time of her capture.- .•
The CouRT decreed according to the prayer.
VESSEL—(NAME ISIIRNOWN.) •
The KING'S ADVOCATE called upon the Court to make
a deeree.cin the case -of a vessel; name unknown, which
had been destroyed under the following circumstances :-e•
Captain Spites Commanded his . Majesty's ship Thnicias
in the year 1311 ; that ship foeoping• part of the Chanel Fleet, under the command of Admiral Sir Roger Curtis.--
Being of Cherbourg on the coast of France,- the Thracian
observed a large enemy's lugger, making for that port close
along the land ; she opened a heavy-. tire, which
was rettreetettley the logger and by two batteries on shore e not-
Withstanding Which she succeed, d in driving the lugger upon
the rocks, whae she was immediately destroyed. Part of hez
crew were thoWned in attenTing to escape to the shore; isn't
the remainder got away. Prom information which Captain
Syn.:es obtained of the crew of a French, fishing smack that he
fell in with a dart Or two afterwerds, it appeared that the lugger
he had destroy e 4 moutited 18 guns ; and her presumed can'
element of nten.,:judgittg front bersize, was about 120 or 10
,men. In &fan:Geri:nat.-the Court had directed application 10
he made to the Nat,y-ofliee, to ascertain what number of men
they would allow to tt•YeWI of this, size and number of gontir
and the answer was 120.—Head-money granted on that number
LORD MAYOR'S COURT, Nov. 4.
BLISSET r. CIIAP3tAN, Garnishee of Smith.
This was a case tried under Circumstances .of the peculiar'
privileges of the City of London, permitting the Citizens to ate'
tack in the Mayorle Court any money of a defendant which
`might be in' the betide of a third pereon, who in suCti cases 1$
,called the Garnishee.
Mi. Levi stated; that the plaintiff had a considerable demand
upon Mr. Smith, and that the Garnishee had acknoiledged that
he had 1501. of that gentleman's money in his bundle
The Clerk to a' Solicitor deposed, that about threat monde;
ago he had a conversation with Mr. Chapman, who told low
•he had rents in his 'liana to the amount of 1501. due to Mr.
Smith. .
erosi-examined—Did hot know that Mr. Chapman received
those.rente upon premises which were the subject of a suit in
the Court of Chancery, but knew that a bill had been filed by"
-Mr. Smith, in which he claimed a moitrof some premisei, and
that the extent of his _claim was contested by Mr. Chapman.
Mr. RM.:LAND, for the Garnishee, contended that an attache'
toot in that Court could ,not hold in ,a ease where the estate,
Out of which the funds arose, was subject of dispute in the
Court of Chancery. ' He submitted that this 'RAs not ao ego-
tained and liquidated- a' debt as to juetifv an attachment, and
that the plaintiff shOuldnot pocket the 1601. to the prejudice of
the other claimants.' '
the
be to at effect
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must
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The RECORDERgiventh agreed. in the necessity for producing
deuce to prove that the 150/. was part ot. the estate
subject -of the stilt in Chancery, and that it was not attachee"
Verdict for the plaintiff, 1501.
whTiciliketbßeEoooourlll:
itxnusit tooka dut occasion
makingto otbheuerovaeinthisahtetshreepp
to creditors for money placed in his band, by their del•Prs who
the means Of preventing innumerable frauds even !Iwo 14,,
gave credit;, ana, in fset,,lind recovered millions ot P teen
where, under other circumatane,,s, pence could not MO
recovered. •

It is not a little singular, that on' the day 01:
which Thurtell it lid Bunt perpetrated the 107
der of the unfortunate Mr. WEARE, the Wm"' °'
.the former had been re-elected Mayor of l'(-)r-
-wich, and the borther of the latter (who, We un;
&rotund, possesses a very respectable characte,r''
made his first appearance as Macheath in Dublin'
on the evening of the same day.
wns y 5'
EXTENSIVE ROBBEltY.—lnformation
terday given at Marylebone Police Office 'o' 'I,
extensive robbery in the house of Mrs. KriolV,
16, ,Harley-street. It was stated in thedlof
formation that the property, mostly consistehicft
Mrs. KEIGHLY'S jewels, the value of `"4.;,/,
were estimated at upwards of 5001., and (1% e 0
ed of diamond rings, large diamond cross, iccisee,
set in diamonds, an enamelled diamond nee „„a
a valuable pearl necklace, pearl ear'rin°
other ornaments.

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On Sunday evening IastnIIIITI.IBI4BY of H. J. MG41'4°6..1'1
)9, Gower-street, Bedford:square, of a son; if c' lee'
On Friday last, at Chiielhurst, the LauY °
r.er, LL.D. of a son. WSk.4f,
HARRIED. , algae!, pJii`
On the 4th inst. William Pott, of Briel isill°
Mary, eldest daughter of Sir Charles Price/ u
Bart. ll+
• .4
' ' Of liv }4'
DIED. ,Att.l 'eat i',4t, lit°
A.wfully sudden, at Button, in the u" rrio f •e,c
Anna Maria Catherine, wife of George 11,,glior °pot"
master of the Derbyshire Militia. and u'Ajtrcet' ito‘'
John Turner, Esq. of Great Cumberlan' 011
cle•"90. of
square. VIII° .0 Id '
On the 30th ult., suddenlx, at his selt of 5yn.',.;11,44 CP
burghshire, Robert Elliot, lisq., forin,ero6,oll;)llv
On the Ist inst., in his 72d year, oir' Jo, F.,'
years a clerk in the banking-house of Sir

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