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LAW INTfiLLIGENCE.--(Tyll DAY)

COURT OF CHANCERY.
CONST V. HARMS.
His LORDSHIP gave judgment in this case to-dat4,l
stated that several petitions had been presented to the
among which was one for the payment back to Mr.)
bertsen, of 10,000/., which had been ordered to bet/
into Court by Lord Eldon, and another praying theti
Master night be ordered to review his report. lii
month of March, 1822, an agreement had been en)
into between Mr. Harris and Messrs. Kimble, Willett'
Forbes, with respect to the management of the thdA,
Mr. Harris was the owner of seven-twelfth shares, Bfrty,
Willett's shares, together with Harris's, made seven-eir,4
of the whole theatre. It was proposed and agilee4
the theatre should be conveyed to Mr. Harris as trel
and he was to let the theatre to Messrs. Willett an4A:
they being to pay 10,600/. a-year, and also the ground-;,
and taxes ; the rent was to be applied to the liquidationof
tain debts to which the theatre was liable, and the 000
was to be divided among the shareholders. ' MeSsrs.
and Co. took possession of the theatre, and continued tobo
down to the period when the application was under;
when the receiver was appointed; Mr. Const was theor
of the remaining one-eighth. Messrs. Willett and Co. ';
pointed Mr. Robertson the treasurer; Mr. Conat was
tisfied with the accounts, and filed a bill against 'Messrs. IP
ris, Kenible, and Forbes for an account; an application " ,
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made to Lord Eldon for a receiver, and Mr. Robertiod was to'
at liberty to propose himself, who was ultimately apPei fltr
the receiver. Upon the application' of Mt. Robern,
Lord Edon directed that the current expences should
paid out of the nightly receipts, and that a meetiag
the proprietors should' take place for the purpose
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giving directions respecting the application of the receit ,
Upon that meeting taking place, at which Mr. Harris w.
not present, it appeared that Robertson had not applieb
money as directed by the Court, but to the disc:l3'll4lo
preceding debts. When Mr. Censt came again be Lord Eldon, he ordered' the 10,0001. to be paid into G•4l'0,
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though this was a less sum than the application embral
Looking atoll the circumstances, the Court now thoei,i'd
the Master had adjudged rightly in making the Win),
responsible hit. all his receipts, subtequent to ,
appointment, and alloWing him only for the disch
of the claims that arose also after his aPpointment
that Lord Edon bad done right, 'as far as he went, j,
ordering t,:e worry into Court. 'Consequently his Le%
ship confirmed b0".17, appending a diretticin, that
balance of the sumlnit sought to be broUght in shot
not be paid, but without costs. .

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S' COURT.
His HONOUR sat to•day ate Lincoln's and
motions, none of which possessed any getieratinserest.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
There was nothing of any public interest in this Co,II:
this morning, the cases which were tried relating chiefly
matters of account between the parties.

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ADMIRALTY COURT. ni.
Sir CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON was engaged 'during
morning in disposing of some Salvage questions of
public interest.

WESTERN LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC

INSTITUTION.

The Half-yearly Meeting of the Members of this Lott
tion was held at the Institution, Leicester-square, last iiir"
at eight o'clock.
HENRY DRUNIMMOND, Esq. took the Chair. 11,14
Meeting was very numerously attended ; and, after 1)
minutes of the last Half-yearly Meeting were read,
Mr. StarsoN, the Secretary, read the Report, fr,ll.
which it appeared that the Institution was in every repro'
in a very flourishing condition. No point whatever atu
for discussion upon the Report, but, whether theCoraroitt4
had acted properly in making an advance of thit'',
pquads per annum of the Secretary's salary. °DI
.t two considered that the state of the funds would 10.1
authorise this advance, but all without exception agl
that Mr. Snelson highly merited the increased salary. .
the end, the motion that the Report containing the 113;
creased salary be received and printed, was carried svitll4#
a dissenting voice.
The thanks of the Meeting were then voted to 11):
Auditors who had audited the accounts, to the Comtnitt',
for their very zealous exertions, to the Chairman, and ,
Meeting then broke up.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

• TATTERSALL'S, JUNE 2.

The attendance was but scanty, and the business dull to'
day. Very litt!e has yet been done in the " back settle
meet.." The only bettink,w;:s on a Gold Cup at Ascot'
which will be run for on Thursday next. Some fies 4
bete were made at the following odds =
r.

ASCOT GOLD CUP. ' 44'
11 to 8 agst Mr. Stonchearer's Souvenir -4"
4i to 1 agst Lord G. lb Cavendish's Rapid Rhone'
5 to 1 agst Mr. Wyndham's Chateau Margaux
8 to 1 agst Sir R. K. Dick's Bobadilla
10 to 1 agst Lord Verulam's Brocard ,t''
ICO to 12 agst I. D. Radcliffe's Mortgage
100 to 12 agst Defiance.

place
VAUXHALL GA RDENS.—This amusing
of Summer resort opened last night for the Season, With,:
respectable, but far from a crowded assemblage. 111—.
was the usual variety of vocal and instrumental roo6`",
among the singers, Mr. CHARLES, from the Tile
Royal, Dublin, was highly successful in his songs. ed
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novelty of Mr. litronEs's Hydraulic exhibition e%''
much delight and admiration. There was also a iniglice
representation of what was called " A View of the Ocean.'o'
which, considering its limits, was 'well done. CWS
Latuto gratified the audience by his extraordinary Per
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formances. The fire-works were truly beautiful.
JAMES FERHMAN, charged
with uttering
forged acceptance to a bill of exchange for 5001. r th,l
whOie trial at the Old. Bailey we gave, in part, yesterua?'
was, at a late hour of the day, declared " Not Guilty." ,
OLD BALLEY,-:NEW CouRT.--THis 1)A
—Before Mr. Serjeant AaantN.---A few trials have Sake-
place this morning, but none of any.particular interest.
A child has been exhibited' at-Salisbury, tr.
ing the present week, with two. faces, four eyes; I".°
mouths, two noses, and two chins, all in perfect nature.":-:
It was born at Taunton, Dec: 23, 1827..-..Seuthaffptoi
Courier.

BIRTHS.
On the 2d instant, the lady of Louislocos, E.q., Fiuc'
bury-square, of a daughter.
On the 30th ult„ in Mount.atreet, Grosvenor-9(1054'
the lady of M. Blood, Esq.,
MARRIED.
of a daughter.
OR the 2d inst., at All. Souls' Church, Marylebaue,
the Rev. Dr. Holland, Precentor of Chichester,
Stewart, Esq. of Bath, Major in the Hon. E. I. tA"I-;
parry's Service, to Mrs. I. Reid, of Kingawood Log.'
Englefield Green.
On Thursday, the 29th ult., at Clifton, by the Ref. of
Bridges, Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Williams, K.C.13" of
Burwood-house, Surrey, to Mary Anne, eldest daughterr.r-,
the late Robert Harvey Mallory, Esq., of Woodeote,
w i ekshi re.
On the 31st ult., at Twickenham, . Robert Willa') m.
'Anson, Esq., to Emma, daughter of the late Thomas AP"
Esq., Comptroller of His Majesty's Customs.
On the 31st ult., at the Church of St. Andrew,l4l„9l,
castle-upon-Tyne, by the Rev. Henry Deer Griffith, It'PA.:
Robert A. Purvis, Esq., solicitor, to Anne, second clatter
of the late Thomas Rutherford, Esq., of that town. • ILI
the performance of the marriage ceremonx, liie t,
couple set off to spend the honey mum in the nei.libou
b
1100 of 41,"n4°11.

DIED. -,1?- • e
in the South of France, on the I Ith of May last, aelt,
Ratcliffe, Esq. of the Island of Jamaica, brother to Air-
Henry Chambers, late of Stratford-place.
On the 29th ult., aged la, John Frederick, youoi
sir of Wm. Walcskt ,Thomson, Gent., of Chapel;strec!.
eptOgville.e
On the 31st ult., in the-Infirmary of the Fleet,!'her
he had been a close,prisoner ten years arid a .half for coli'
tempt of the Court of Chancery ~Mr. John Amos4l9,r'el.ll
of Wye, in Kent, fanner, 82.
941 aact n Aew days, illness, Richttr4
Esq., of Walthainstow, aged 37.
On the 90th ult., aged 11. months, the infant son of
Samuel Cohen, jun., Esq., of Park-place, North Brisk
On the 30th ult., Augusta, wife of Mr. Thome? }Aid
ing, of Tottenham, •
On the 31st 114., at Branch-hill, Harnpsteld, ,ffe-
derisck r6teptensoni:Eiqt- . •
'• •I'n heetiOth year, -deeply regretted by her family,
Escudier, widow of the late Mr. John Escudier, of the
teney Hotel, Albemarle-street.
On the 25th ult., in Powis-place, Mrs. Susannah Steel*
aged 87.
On the 27th ult., at his house in Woolwich, aged
John Long, Esq

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