The Sun.
London, England, 1805-01-31 00:00:00

try RiToßr.

Yestee4iy-being the Anniversary of the Martyr-
dom of King CH Atu, es, no business was transaiteti
in the Supreme Courts ni Judicature, wjth rite
ception of the Corrytnn Pleas, tc here Mr. Justic
CHAMI3te attended 16- receive' the ,jUstititation of
BA. Nothing material eccurret!; a kw, how,
ever;appearxi to git!e bail, wlu.) wa!i!acely aiiiniss6j
from prison under the. Insolvent An, and Whose
whole property was vested in his 'Assignees, t be-
ing an uncertificated Banitjupt, In bia endeavours
to justify, he was wholly Unsuccessful; he was pay-
ing ofF a debt of forty guineas, at the rate ofhalf.a_
guinea a.week, .and the debts• One from his,estare
were, to a large extent, Unsatisfied. In order
recommend himscl(by his connections, he intro.
ducetl his brother, Mr. David Moss, to the notice
of the Court,. whose real *sae
.was - Moses, and
who had gone under this fiaitipto appellation' fur
many years. It has been found of late a very se.
rious inconvenience to the CoUrtS, that' such im-
proper persons have been brought uy tojustify bait.

COURT Of KIN C's BENCH, JAN. 'is.
The following cases' were omitted. yesterday.

BAINARD AND COLLINS•

Mr. BARROW moved fur an Amclunent against
these persons. They Ind been served with the tistial
compulsory processes to appear in a cause, in whielt
damages to the extent of xl5Ol. had been given ;
ihe Plaintiff went for a consideralge- sum in addition.
to this. The Jdry condescended to wait two hours,.
but Barnard and Collins, whose evidence was Sf)
portant, never appeared. it WAS after-wards disco.
vered, that the Defendant bad contrived to take
these WitnesAs avt ay with him. In this case, the
disobedience to the Salverna ad Test; icandirm, it
would bc perfetaly rcittilar that the 6.Jurt situtda
grant the, Attachment f r which heapplied.
Lord ELI. itittot,c.ll.--Lt, shculd not the
Attorney he included DI the Ruler";

• 'Mr. BARROVir.'-" h doeß not EOCEr 14 was k.
iive, or any ways instrumeival, ru this cuntrivance
to prevent the purroses oljustiee."
Rule to, thew cause granted.
THE KING ro. BARIUM.

.The Dciendmlt is it Sh-riff's anti was in
contempt fir non.coalpii,lnce v.ith the Maud:►ic of
the Court..

Mr. Ettsmiiii imploted-the commssion of tl,eit
Lordship towards this offender. Rule was made
absolute, hut'he had since paid the debt rvild coin
of the adion. The Lcatned Counsel did not Mean to
assert, that this wa's_ a stiffwient reason to prevent
the Court from proceedirl criminally with the De..
fendant ; he did not wish, Quarry account, or on any
occasion, to coMpromise the Penal" justice of tha
Country, but on this unf:,rtunate man riependes
the suppott of a:large fami'y ; understood,
Mr. GAP.ROVV's Client did not ish to push tttt
miner further.
•

141 r, Gmkaow enneurreti on hehnlf of hist ;
he said, this Sheriff', Officer arrested the I)•fen(iiirkt,
anldia not rake the atil.bond; r;fterwattls ehlte
%vat sham Buil; ;matt way (10'461 that the Ulcer
might answer for his condtiet. Fre should he pet-
feat), satisfied with whatever clameilcy the Court
shautd be dispnied to rxercise.

LJtti EL Lt, r.ott ",t/ Let it sttLlCk

TILOMAS ScULLEIte

This WWI an application by Mr. A NDItell??, riff 2
writ of Habeas Corpus, to bring up the body of
this person, who was itnpre,oed under circumstances
which ought to excuie taimt7 tram the service. It
will be' recolletted, the matter Was, a few d1:0
iinee, submitted to the Court, under incompet.
affidavits. This deficiency was now liurrlicd ; it
would be seen, that he was taken up withbut the,
smallest pretence ; 'he said, on oath, he wars WM,
ling to serve, that he, never consented to go on
board His Majesty's Ship, and that he never was at
sea.—Rule to thew Cause granted.