The Sun.
London, England, 1834-05-26 00:00:00

BAIL COURT.-(THIS DAY.)

(Before Mr. Justice PATTISON and a Common Jury.)
nu}for v. POLHILL, ESQ. AND ANOTHER.
this was an action brought by the plaintiff, who was a
tttik 'or or robe maker at Cambridge, to recover 251/. 6s. 6d.,
:Nmount of principal and interest due upon a bond for
'_,L, executed by the defendants, Frederick Polhill, Esq.
itl'at the Rev. John Osmond Deakin, of Hertford, in
a'3ar of the plaintiff.
th'lr• PLATT for the plaintiff called Mr. Lindo, clerk to
Cagent of the plaintiff's attorney, who proved the exe-
tien of the bond.
bokr. MOODY for the defendant, Mr. Deakin, said the
1" was dated in Nov. 1631, and Mr. Deakin was dis-
Arged by the Insolvent Debtors' Act on the 2d of May,
br!,_2, inserting in his schedule a debt of 2051. due to the
','t_tiff for goods, and giving notice to the plaintiff of his
tihTitien to take the benefit of the act. He submitted
tbs"', according to the act, the defendant must be dis-
'arged.
r. PLATT contended that the bond debt now claimed
:"i'd not be taken to mean the debt in the schedule for
P0(13,. ," besides the amount was different, and the plaintiff
Litt Bishop) was described in the bond as a robe maker,
''''l,„lo the schedule as a tailor.
"'is LORDSHIP directed a verdict for the plaintiff as
ialgainst both defendants, giving Mr. Moody permission, if
toe Could find any cases in point, on which he could move,
enter a nonsuit as against Deakin to do so.

eouRT OF EXCHEQUER.-(THIS DAY.)

(Sittings in Banco, before Barons PARSE,

ALDERSON

and GURNEY. )
TIPPETS U. HEAL.
This was a trial which took place before Mr. Baron
2.7lghan, when a verdict was found for the plaintiff for
Ai • Os. A rule to set aside that verdict was obtained by
41r. Sergeant Ludlow on
Kali former day, which was this
°,,,11,ing opposed by Mr. ey.
1625' ne, plaintiff was a solicitor in town, and had in
„ taken the son of defendant to board and lodge
him. At the end of that year there was an
d s°unt admitted by the defendant, when the balance
,tie by him was stated to be 371. That sum was
f„-rhl admitted, in a balance-sheet (in 1829), under a
I„tainission of bankruptcy, which was afterwards set aside.
illere was a payment of 101. to the plaintiff in 1830, made
Y a clerk named A'Becketstated that he merely
of the money on account of defendant, and knew nothing
the account upon which it was so paid, or whether it
,
Airn pament. Nothing of that kind was stated to
truPo u the occasion.
di„`r• KELLY contended that the verdict ought not to be
urhed.— Rule absolute.

SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE-THIS DAY.

(FROM LLOYD'S.)
rhat, MAY 24 AND 25.—Wind E. to E.N.E.—Ar-
h:_ed from the river and sailed for Hanover, the Velocity,
6,7,71e11; and the Hector, Morgan, for Jamaica ; James
f ''ikshank, Young, for St. Vincent's ; Ewretta, Gilmore,
Trinidad ; Jane Lockhart,.. Coltard, for Dominica ;
Hebord, for New York ; and the Wallace,
41:Oster, from Antwerp, for Havannah. The Caesar,
from Demerara for London, arrived yesterday
-id sailed to-day for the river.
A_PORTSMOUTH, MAY 24 AND 25.—Wind E.N.E.—
,7rived his Majesty's steamer, Phonic, from the East-
-21(1, and proceeded to Plymouth; and the Herald
-17azoer from London, and sailed for Plymouth, Cork, and
mverpoo.
PLlrmourir, MAT 23 AND 24.—Wind E.—Arrived the
Dun Dougan, Newman, from Cape Coast Castle.
'PALMOUTH, MAY 23.--AVind E. to E.N.E. mode-
'ate ; 24, E. fresh gales and squally.—Arrived the Liver-
,Alool stern, er, Hepburn, from Dublin, and sailed for Lon-
lay 23, sailed his Majesty's ship Tyne, Lord
Irigestrie, for the Mediterranean, with despatches. His
Aiesty's ship Reindeer, for Plymouth ; and Jane Ingram,
i.lttlevvort, from Ancona.
PENZANCE, MAY 24.—Arrived the Plymouth, Abbott,
1)14 Youghal, larboard bilged, stove, and leaky, having
-`"lek a sunken rock, bound to London.
ST CREEK, MAY 25.—Arrived the Atalanta,
• DGATE
4111 ard, from Smyrna.
'ot ten
RAMSGATE, MAY 25.—Arrived the Sally, Laing, from
burg.
t,MAELGATE, MAY, 25.—Arrived the Augusta Matilda,
Dantzic, leaky, bound to Jersey.
tro
m MAY 25.—Arrived the Jane Ayre, Ayre, REHA
41 Dantzie.
,b,' `Y oatvartc MAY 25.—Arrived off port—the Assi-
°,,s, Smith, Memel, after being on shore.
fro",,IILERNSEY, MAY 23.—Arrived the William, Lanfesty,
hoirinarannah ; and Wilhelmina, Eskman, from 5t0ck-
.6,134,"1.0L, MAY 25.—Arrived the Isabella, Clark, from
Talea ; and Charles, Pines, from Nevis.
I.:IVERPOOL, MAY 24.—Arrived the Hope, Hardy, from
011ie°. Off port the Feejee, Bewley, from Batavia ;
.„ v alerna, Murray, from Charleston.
4 ‘iitEENOCK, MAY 23.—Arrived the Harmony, Finlay,
°lttc, Antigua • and Romulus, Callender, from Charleston.
SHEERNESS, MAY 25.—rrived his Majesty's ship Ra-
-gh, from Portsmouth.

e:r.he Charlotte Sophie, Walthiesen, from Helsingfors to
drewwas wrecked on the Kentish Knock the 23d instant
saved.
t° The e Sally, Patterson, from Newcastle, struck a sunken
dn'lL at the entrance of Jersey harbour, and instantly went
'"---crew saved.

v""Xts ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE,
Prie LONDON, MAY 24.
Cal n‘,.(13
ehaft, Wichands,3lemel, Regent's Canal—Shark;
' w_ylie, St. Lucia, St. Katherine's Dock—Holman ;
Itid;- '4'4l Lushingto n, Sunghorne, St. Christopher's West
%."11)0eks--Gooch ,• Perseverance, Davis, North Bergen,
nwich—Budd • Symmetry, Dare, Bordeaux, London
Pa Hackett • John, Train, Faro, London Dock,
e,l; Marie' Fredericke, Radman, Memel, Regent's
11,741--Castendeck ; Mentor, Dumshay, Stettin, Lime-
-use—Sark.

ENTERED OUT roil. LOADING, MAY 24.
W.waterloo, Stranack, Dunkirk, 127 tons • Undaunted,
111er, Sydney, 299 ; Ferdinand, lloff, Rostock, 143 ;
botlliam, Sutton, Trieste and Venice, 284 ; Children,
urchier, Sydney, 254 ; Carl Fredericke Prins, Ham-
-110; Sceptre, Howes, Gibraltar, 134; Eliza, War-
ler, Quebec, 290 ; Belfast, Middleton, Calais 145
ona, Stranack, Rotterdam, 278; Commerce,Mason,
"6_arnburg, 113 ; Mary Andown, Micklejohn, Marseilles, 88;
Llitharine, Schuyt, Antwerp, 119 ; Atalanta,
610; Juno'
kirk, 38 ; London, Wimble, Calcutta,. 61A,
irtoke Jamaica, 219 ; Grecian, Smith, Mauritius, 212 ;
, Griffin, New York, 400.
k CLEARED OUT WITII CARGO, MAY 24.
ehra.N Repos, Versbrate, Brussels ; Assecurantore, Mare.
Trieste ; Lord Goderich, Dawliney, Grenada
4;ee,, Sheaden, Hamburg; Earl Clancarty, Williams,
tt
Ostend • La Bonne
k "Qua ; Vrouw Elizabeth, Louwe,
ere, Campion, °llr
Commerce,
Demerara ; Brothers, OLsyall, 'St. Peters-
Ech ; Henrietta, Hernaman, Hamburg ; ,
pus_ .
€ Mier, Calais; Andromache, Hunter,
Cingford, Latta, Hamburg • Belfast, Middleton, Calais,
Quebec; Lo.ra.
t;tlion, P. de Jonge, Ostend; Britannia, Ferris, Cape of
pod Hope ; Batavia, Dunlop, Rotterdam.
CLEARED OUT IN BALLAST, MAY 24.
kFalcon, Higston, South Whale Fishery ; Brightman,
tirtscini Antigua ; Henrietta, Ketelboter, Baltic ; Brothers,
met, Llanelly andpialta; Legartha, Eliasen, Norway ;
und, Grey, South Whale Fisher• Erb Gross,
NveKrnan, Baltic ; Backwell, Lodwick, Quebec ; Mint,
°co:l%yard, Quebec ; Lavinia, Walker, Archangel.

theeoNiderable curiosity has been excited in
ittit'itY by the appearance of a steam-carriage glid-
tlatiu't`ng amidst the other vehicles, and accommo-
iteeelltself to all stoppages and reduction of speed
requrn' to a thronged thoroughfare. No doubt it
ja the skill of the pilot, as it had occasion
*too °Nhill and in the Poultry to reduce its speed,
Ilar‘ios°rlletimes suddenly, and make way through very
ever :v
.8 paces ; it cleared every impediment,
down
how.-
Chea Wubout the slightest contact, and running
atop Pside, turned up St. Martin's-le-Grand, and
i
len.Ped" at the New Post-office to take up a pas-
sel?, Which it had also done in Cheapside. The
andlgopelled vehicle then ran up Aldersgate-street
leo "
11111 es an Ps well-road into the City-road, at the rate of
our.