The Sun.
London, England, 1833-07-25 00:00:00

COURT OF COMMON CO UNCIL.

(THIS DAY.)

A very full court met today in consequence of the dedi
for Common Sergeant having been appointed to take plac.
seemed to have caused considerable excitement in the Loll
many more strangers were present than the place &Doty.
them would hold.
The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR took the Chair et
o'clock, when the minutes of the last Court were read
confirmed.

On the motion of Alderman BaowN, it was ordered
the Court proceed immediately to the election of a Corn!
Sergeant, the ballot to close at a quarter past thtee 0V
giving two hours for it.

Alderman BROWN nominated Mr. Mirehouse as a candl4
which was seconded by Mr. Dixon.
Alderman HARMER proposed Mr. Hill, which was se°
by Alderman Venables.

Messrs. Capes and Wood were appointed scrutineers ...-
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part of Mr. Mirehouse, and Messrs. Stevens and Weston
that of Mr. Hill.

The Court then proceeded to vote according to the sell
of the wards, and was proceeding when we went to press.

COURT OF CHANCERY.-(THIS DA'

IN RE BRUCE.
Mr. Bruce applied in person at the sitting of the COO
an order to prevent the Accountant-General pay sl4
12,0001. over to Lord Portmore, or his agents. under the
Chancellor's decree, until Counsel could be heard Upon OF
peal against that decree.
The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, that he had no
power to grant the application in the way in which it was :
to him, than he had a right to go and take so much mond
of Lord Portmore's pocket.

VICE•CHANCERY COURT—(THIS Dd

DAVID RALPII GOUT V. PRODSUAM AND PARKINSON.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL, on behalf of the defend°,
applied upon motion on the coming on of the answer for
absolute dissolution of the injunction, restraining then'
sending watches to Constantinople and Smyrna, marked;
the word Pesendede, and the name of the plaintiff in Turn
characters. The bill, which was filed on the 4th of April'
the plaintiff, a watchmaker, residing in Bunhilfr
stated, that he had carried on that business „ill'
1821, and chiefly manufactured watches for the Turkish
rag;
that in the watches manufactured by him was his name,
the word Pesendede, in Turkish characters, which had ~
imitated by the defendants, and thereby caused great DIP"
him. Upon application being made some time since.,
Honour granted the injunction, which it was the object °I
present motion to dissolve.

The ATTORNEY-GENERAL stated, that the defendants,
are the celebrated chronometer makers of 'CO
alley, were only anxious not to be deprived of using
word Pesendede, and had no desire whatever tesEopy the "
of the plaintiff, being convinced their own was ettlite
to give their watches celebrity in the Turkish market.
Turkish characters had been copied by the defendants, will
in the least supposing that they represented the name 4
plaintiff, or of any party whatever. The Learned Counol
conclusion, contended that, as the act complained of vrti
fectly innocent, and looking also at the conduct of the pit,'
who, having written to the defendants, and got all the fam
Lion he wanted, instituted the present proceedings, he If°
entitled to a dissolution of the injunction.
Mr. SPENCE followed on the same side.
Mr. KNIGHT, with whom was Mr. KOE, for the 10$101
contended that the circumstances of the case had not,.
altered since the application for the injunction—that
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evident, from the conduct of Messrs. Parkinson and Fro
that they were anxious to sell their goods under any
their own—and that no person, having a desire to do
was fair, would have adopted the course pursued by theo'
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL having replied,
His HONOUR immediately gave judgment, refusing l
plication, with costs; being clearly of opinion that, O
the defendants, the plaintiff had the right exclusive)), "M
the word Pesendede.

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE—(THIS-
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FROM CLOYD'S,
DEAL, JULY 24.—Wind W.N. W., moderate.—Sat"
Duke of Bedford, for Bengal. The rest of the outward
remain.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 24.—Wind W. N.W.—.Arrige4
Wimble, from London, for Bengal ; Henry, Bunney, from
don, for New South Wales; Samuel Robertson, Grisifo°"
sailed for New York. His Majesty's ship North Star DO,
into harbour from Spithead for the purpose of being paid
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FALMOUTH, JULY W.—Wind W. to N.N.W., fresh r-
squally.

SHEERNESS, JULY 24.—Arrived the Liberty, Fatter/1;
Archangel ; ant Adolf Frederick, from BiorneberB, i.
having been assisted off the Maplin Sand bound to Lonti
TOPSHAM, JULY 23.—Arrived the Ord, Ord, from Min
JERSEY, JULY 22. Arrived the Warrior, Lelyral"
Rio Janeiro.

Dimwit, JULY 23.—Arrived the Clara, Knowles,
Jamaica.

MILFORD, JULY 22.—Arrived the Resolution, from
LIVERPOOL, JULY 22 —Arrived the William Strand,9
from New Orleans ; Annawan, Hudson, from Mobile
wood, Smith, from Newfoundland; Victoria, Valit
from Barbadoes ; and Consbrook, Bristow, from New orll
GREENOCK, JULY 22 —Arrived the Earl of Dalhousie,
from Montreal ; Glasgow, Gray, and John, Leslie, fro
bec ; Salus Wilson, Dalhousie, and Intrinsic, Sally"
Miramichi ; Ebenezer, Virwell, from Newfoundland;
Union, Russell, from Licata.
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BELFAST, JULY 22.—Arrived the Swan, Lamb, froth
rara ; Helen, Mearns, and William Herdman, Milford,'
Quebec; Sally, Byers, from Port Wallace; and M*
from Alicant.

DUBLIN, JULY 23.—Arrived the Loyal Briton, Water
Quebec.

DROGHEDA, JULY 2a—Arrived the Isabella, Most*
Quebec.

NEWRY, JULY =—Arrived the William Fell, Fa°
Princess Charlotte, Roche, from Quebec.
LEITH, JULY 22.—Arrived the Margaret Boak, Salln*
Bordeaux.

HULL, Jury 23.—Arrived the Alexander Savin, 10(°
from St. Petersburgh.

The Thomas King, Williamson, arrived in the Coed
22d instant, in thirty days from Demerara, and Ofitji
Wight yesterday morning. She exchanged signalsrs.o
Lord Melville packet on the 25th ult., about 70 miles °'
.1
of Barbadoes.

The John Stewart, Remington, arrived at Demerit
ult., from London and Madeira.

The following was posted at Lloyd's this morning :".10,1
" Admiralty, July"
kopri
" Sir,—l am commanded by my Lords Coralni'lt 01
the Admiralty, to send you herewith, for the informs
the Committee for managing the affairs at Lloyd's, a °lt')
letter from Rear-Admiral Parker, dated the 9th insto„,
that the lights at the entrance of the Tagus, and on tii,op
outcen tacnoyasnto,
thiacveetizorteobfeheanveixrighiybeittetblefeenrgsiovmene
bythenights r
Pest,(
Government. I am, Sir, &c. nO
(Signed) "JOHN BARS'
" John Bennett, Esq., Lloyd's."
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" Asia, in the Tagus, July 9,50
" Sir.—l feel it right to apprise you, for the info rd
the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, that the nal
the entrance of the Tagus, and on the adjacent coast, sso
been exhibited for some nights past, without any notice'
having yet been given by the Portuguese Government. sai
" Understanding, however, that Mr. Hoppre • intend Ifl
test against this measure, as dangerous to navigation, Daft'
addressed the Viscount Santarem on the subject-4 oTe
(Signed) W. PARKER, Rear''"
The Hon. G. Elliott, C. 8., &c. &c.

gii,l,

The Duke of CUMBERLAND is
series of grand dinner parties at Kew, to select fitvt
political friends. On Sunday Ids Royal Higho:pig
rained at dinner the Duke of NEWCASTLE, the 10-iaiile
Marchioness of LONDONDERRY, Lord and Lady
Eyta
WORTH, Lord FORESTER, Sir CHARLES Waviggps,/
STRANGE SIGHT.---A poor Irishman,
through a village near Chester, saw a croWcllsero
approaching, which made him inquire what was,
ter ? He was answered, " A man was 9.04,0
buried." " Oh," replied be, "I'll stop to see r'P'
carry them in our country."

BIRTH.
On the 20th ina., at Craven.bill, Bayswater, lua.

saxter, of a son.
MARRIED.
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On the 23d inst., at St. Mary's, Southampton, D.,
.itp
Breton, the Rev. George Morris, of the Polygon, 9°.-00
to Margaret Thorold, widow of the late Charles Wi";,.ids/
Esq., and third daughter of W. Moffat, Esq., late of 'o*- /
Bursiedon, Hants. Of/

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On the 23d inst., at Cheltenham, John, the only -° to '
William Clough, Esq., of Oxton-house, Yorkshirie'
youngest daughter of the late Admiral Cumberland'
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On the 20th inst., at St. George's, Hanover-squt.e.o,
Strangways, Royal Horse Artillery, to Sophia PI
daughter of the late Benjamin Harenc, Esq, (1"
place, Kent.
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On the 22d ins t., at St. Margaret's, Westininater: yli
Brewin, jun., Esq., of Tiverton, Devon, to Carohrin":
daughter of John Heathcoat, Esq., AS, p,, of Tivert°
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DIED.
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On the 21st inst., the Rev. John Gipps Bou.'' i,.
Fetcham.
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On the 22d inst., in Upper Brook.street, urr--.., 0, si
in his 63d year, Anthony Montonnier Hawkins, gmts 10
On the 21st inst., at Boston, Margaret, wife cif
Joseph Akers, of Doncaster.

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