The Sun.
London, England, 1821-11-02 00:00:00

nONKII,T V. ALI)r.RSON.

This was an action tbr money had trod received. The ques-
tion arose Upon a seizure by the Sherid: The plaintiff, Doakin4
being joint tenant in a farm with his son, execution issued
al:ainst the sup, and the Sheriff, therefore, levied. upou and sold
the joint property.
The question was as to the proprietyaf the forni in which the
present action had,been hrought "
Mr. LIT T pAL E, for the plaintiff,.went over the various
forms of pleading, and contended that 'any form of action but
that " forinoney had and teceiV6d" would"be objectionable.
!Mr. Sergeant HuLLocK was about to address the bench on
the part of the defendant, when
The CouitT asked to what form of action the plaintiff ought
to have resorted ?

Mr. Sergeant Hutto-L:lr said that it would be sufficient for
him, he apprehended, to deny the. competency of the course
taken, without pointing out what would have been the proper
course. To that strait, however, he was not driven ; for he. should
contend, that for so much as the. father was indebted, upon ac'
count, to the son, for so much the Sheriff might levy upon the
share of the father in the joint property. •
The CQURT took the limn of the action to be a question of
some nicety, and deferred its decision to a future day..

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Nov. 1.
The adjourned sittings after Trinity-term commenced
before Lord Chief Justice DALLAS and tt common jury. '

• . HAM:I-SON V. }I•! EC
This. was an action of assault, originating hr a quarrel be-..
tween the parties, both colliers in neighbotanig Coal mines, ill
Staffordshire. It appeared that on the loth of N; arch last tile'
plaintiff...was working in a coal-pit, the prOperty Of whi,..11
a matter of dispute between the respective employers of t 3
parties., -when the defendant came up to him and. told king „.
desist and leave that; but the plaintiff hesitating to ObeY. 11'-
mandate, Beech collared him, a struggle ensued, and, serZ
an iron crow bar which was standing near. thetlefitodant-,titruc;'
the plaintiff with it on the heal and cut him severely, by 'Ala°
he Was rendered uniule to work for two or three days. To ev:
,cover compensation for this injury the present action st',
brought. •
. .
Mr. Sergeant VAUGHAN conducted the plaintrs case, a'
•M r. Sergeant PELL that of the defendant.--Verdict for tb'
plaintiff—Damages, 101. •

111RTHS.-
At Camberwell Green, on the Ist inst. Mrs. James- Waisi''
of a thughter.
Yeste,,Lay morning, in Mlllbank-row, Westminiter,
of Edward Parrett, Esq., of a son.
On the Ist ult., Mrs. Dakin, of Stockwell, of a son.

MARRIED.
On Thursday morning, at Marylebone Church, Mr. R.l're!'
ham, son of Mr. Welham, of Dennington-hall,.SuflOik, to 1,1.-°-
Smyth, daughter of the late Captain Smyth.
On the 22d ult., at the Ambassador's Chapel, Paris, the
Baron de Gavedele-Gearing, to Rim, widow of Georkre
ing. Esq., son of the late and uncle of the present Sir Ear'}'Dermg, Baronet, of Surrenden-Dering, Kent.

DIED.
At Belfast, on Thursday, the. 18th nit., Brevet "Mayor
drew PAlison, of the late 11th Royal Nr.teran Battalion, 39,f
formerly of the 29th Regiment of Foot. He was interred
the Regiment in garrison, (the 31st,) with military honours' °
the 24th. •
At i%larkethill, . aged l&4 years, Mr. Matthew Maepari
who retained the use of his factildes till the latest period 9i
Sunday se'nnight, aged 14, the wife of Mr. W. Leovolti,,°,,,f
Ilalesworth, Suffolk. She was on a visit to her son at 13•=!ccl'. •
and had spent the forenoon to better health than of late "e3l'.'6;
but, after eating a good dinner, and whilst seated on a sofa, uflo
a Magazine in her hand, she-suddenly exclaimed that she cOft•
not see, and that she was dying, and expired in about an
after. J.

EAST INDIA 13IRT113;, MARRIAGES, AND DIL.-1.1-
8031.8AY BIRTHS. 4
At Neemutch on the Bth Feb. the Lady of Lieut-0:"W"
John Ludlow, of a On. . cl.
At Ilengullo„ on the IStli Feb., • the Lady of Cart '
Doveton, Bengal N. I. of a son.
BENGAL BTRTtIS.
At Agra, on the 3d March, 1821; the Lady of Lient.,l°)l
Forbes Paton, Garrison Engineer and Executive Officer, °'
son. . tor
On the 15th March, at Chrowringhee, the Lady of Liztl.c
Colonel Nadia', of a daughter. • • 31'
At the Presidency, on the 18th. March, the Lady of -•
3lacnabb, Esq. of the Bengal Civil Service, of a daughter. lei,
At Serampore, on the t2,3d'Altirch, the Lady of 11. J.
lorup, Es+ of a daughter.
On the 21st March, Nirs. *Tames Baddiley, of a daughter' ne,
At sea, let. 4. 17. N. and lonr. 19. 57. W. on. the 20th Of Lief
tober, the Lady of Nlr. E. C. li.arrison, Assistant Surgeor'9
a son.
BENGAL Mtnit'AG2S. Of
At Patna, on Monday, the 12th 'Alan*, at the 1-lousetiie
Mrs. Marker (late a Supt. of Lady Ilas6,'g's School). 11Y it,
Rev. Mr. E. Brodie, Cha.plain, :31r. Gray, Bau fe
sistant of the CustoM House, to MiSi .lessy, second daughtc"
Lieut.-Colonel Francis, of the Lionel:table Company's 41.1 - t
Service. •
On the 17th March, at St. JoIll:•s Cathedral, by the Rey,
Person, Mr. Patrick Boyle, to Airs. Annalyellii Smyth.
On the same day, at St. John's Cathedral, hy the Ite'''"
Parson, Mr. Richard Wiseliam, to Miss F.oaina ItodriKtto.-
nrsoAL
On the 17th March, .fir. N:achew William Morlcs, figeti
51 years.
Bth Captain Alexa

At Kornegalle, on :le _;) etritary, ;ay.
Mcßcan, of 11. M. 62.1 Cqleti Regiment.
On the forenoon of the lath March, at his house in
ringhce Lieut.-Colonel Archibald Campbell, of tae '2601,:j6
meat N. I. after a short but extremely severe illness, whceitie
bore with that placidity of temper, and resignation to the D.,Lcel,
will, which characterized hint through life ;.---gifted e'sgi4
lent natural abilities, and always conspicuous by an active ter
intelligent discharge of the duties of his profession, °,i0.10;
was at an early period of his service in selected for:erie'
Lions of high trust and responsibility, and having
throughout a long and distinguished career of public L'e'coill'
strictest integrity and the most unblemished Tionout."l., o're'
bmcd as these superior qualities were in, this instance wit/
markable warmth of hearth. and a disposition so uniforrosi"betr
mane, considerate, and kind, that it gas felt by all with., it rti
he had any intercourse, it may be safely asserted, t-1,34
fallen to the lot of very few to live so generally respect'
beloved, or to die so deeply. znii.sincerel reqretted. qt .e/
On the Lath March, near Diamond lifar'.;aur, the ir'-.11;00P
of Capt. Charles Beach, commanding the Lady Nell • ,
g d 6 months and 19 days.
On the 13th March, Mrs. Eleanor Lemondine. ra3 of.
Phillip Lemondine, of the C. ilarine„ 34.) Yea
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