The Sun.
London, England, 1826-01-21 00:00:00

LAW INTLLLIGENCE.

80

WESTMINSTER SES ONS Tun DA

This morning these Sessions were held by' id,
journment, before G. MAIIIIIOTI Ksq., and a foll•
Bench of Magistrates.
Assatn.r.—Fraticer, the wife of Wm. Stone, was indicted
for committing a violent . assault upon the person of Mrs. E.
Price, on the 11th of November last, It appeared by the
evidence, that the parties were both neighbours t that,
.itt,
they lived near to each other on the day named in the,
m.. dictment, it was alleged that after using high words,
blows ensued, and notwithstanding the parties were ,very
respectable in appearance, it was distinctly proved, that
a knife was used as a weapon, and the unseemly phrase
of " your eyes, have your h—dy life," escaped
the lips of the fair combatant. Several witnesses who saw the
affray were examined? and their testiniony was 'so contradictory
that the Chairman lett it to the Jury to say our which side truth
preponderated.
The Jury returned a verdict of !trot
ErrrCTS Or 110ilSE RACING, WM. Knight was indicted
for having furiously rodeo!) ttie 23d of Nov. last, in the King's
Road, against a chaise, in winch Wm, Robinson was riding,
and by a concussion thereby occasioned the said Robinson to
be thrown out and disabled.
Mr. ALLEY. stated the case for the prosecution, and called
Wm. Robinson who deposed, that on the evening in. question he was returning towards town at a slow pace, when he met
the defendant and another on horseback riding a races the de-
fendant came in contact with his gig, in consequence of which
he was thrown out, and the wheel ran over his leg, by which
and other contusions he was unable to pursue his business foe
twelve days.
Two of the Bow street Patrole confirmed the previous teeth rnony. The prosecutor, in his examination by Mr. Prencler.
gait, admitted that the defendant had offered to compromise.
The Jury, without waiting for any remark from the Court,
returned a verdict of guilty,
The CuainaLts told the defendant his conduet had been
highly reprehensible--accidents were daily occurring, in cense.
quence of persons riding furiously ; snit the Court m
when a case was clearly established, mark it as one which
called for exemplary punishment. The sentence of the Court
was, that he pay a line of 101. t;) the King.

NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN
sUBSCRIPTION ROOM, Jaw. lg.

Papers received this morning ;—New Yori,
Dec. 24 ; Baltimore, Dec. 22; Boston, Dec. 22; Philadelphia,
Dec. 22 ; Quebec, Dee. 13 ; Montreal, Dac. 14 ; Rkhmond,
Dec. 2A ; Norfolk, Dec. /9.

Nret YORK, Drc. 19.—Arrived the ship Enterise,
friim Canton 130 days; the ship Julia, Brume. .fromPemainbucco 34 days; the London packet, poiciree; from
Batavia 103 days • sloop of war Bolivar, front Porto Cabello,
to repair ; the brig X,loarner, Ricketson, from f4.GuAyra
days ;420th, the ship' Leine, Shepard, from Monti Video 42
days; 24th, the ship Alercede, Bunsen, from Cadiz 36 days.
llosT OH, Doc. 22.—ArriVed the Nautilus, Window, liar
Canton, 146 days ; spoke 20th November, in hit. 144. N.lo#.
26. 45. W., the bark Thetis, from London to Rio Janeiro.
ALVARADO, Nov. 14.--Arrived the Jason, Entlieot, Nis
Marseilles, in 77 clays.
tvE It Po OL, JAw.l9,—Wind N. W. —Arrived the Pemba*.
Hathaway, from Now York ; Baltic, Bunkey; George Clin-
ton, Rawson, and Chariot, Pratt 4 from Savannah; Bengal,
front Calcutta ; Countess Dalhousie, Wright; from Valor
raino, nailed SepteMber in company with his 3fajettes
ship Tartar for England ; left, the Jane, Quick. at Valparaiso;
artha, Smart, for Buenos Ayres, sailed 26th October; the
Emma, sailed 26th Oct. for Liverpool; Hoinillos, Lane, from
Ilarannalt, sailed 10th Oct. Sylvantis, Jenkins, And 141,
front Charleston Jones, from Neiefoitndltuicf; t o
Jane, flohoes, from Liverpotil, at New O '
livine 211th . xsTev. ;
Alexander, IlOgg, Venni, Black, at,
Neptune Sat;4 AL/0-
bile ; Meteor, Howland, to New York, 24th ; Eleanor,
Cheilds, at New Orleans; the Egyptian, !album, cleared at
New York for Liverpool, 22d Oct. The packet Amethyst,
Bonney, sailed for Boston 29d Jar). t flitkvon, Wooster, for
Philetlelphia, 24th Jan. t Colossus ,Marshall, for Philadelphia,
29th Jan..; and Belvidere, for Baltimore, 2frth JAR. Philtieli•
gens per. l'imthea, Fred. W. Paine, Esq. and John Datb. Esq.
of Boston ; Alexander, Bellonsi, of
Cowir.s, JAN. 20.—Arrived the America, Like; American
Brig, frmu lloston for Antwerp ; Brinks, Baker, Otittib
Brig, from Smyrna for Amsterdam, Wind W.
t nook, DEc. 12.—The thip Canadian, the Canada ship.
building Companies'vessel is at isle aux '4londrits4 as reported
early last week, she has last an anchor. and pars of coblei4 bot
ban received ,eta damage, anti was prevented. from ,going to Lex '
we arc informed, by die sailors rining to work the Ship; rhe
will winter. ax, 'lsle aux .Condres, when, there very, goO
Barbour and Where vesicle dare bO)re safely wintered.

[FROM loLOYD'S.I
DEAL, JAN. N.W.—Arrived and remain, ilia
Hudson, Chaplin, from Ncw York ; Elenor, Weir, iron, the
Cape; Albion, Clark, from Oporto ; and Helen, Yt ()man,
.
from Smyrna. Passed through the Thstnett, Ilaviside, for
India; it was the Lord Lowther, oil not the George *
Fourth that sailed yesterday for China.
PrinTsitoirrit, JAL 20.--,(;aim:--Arrived his liliest,y a
11
ship Liffey, from the Emit Indies, and Hercules,' Vaughtko,
fromßatavia., Passed by the Company." ship" Lord .14tyittier.
Steward; for St. Helena, Binnhay and ..Chins ; Anti, the'ller..
wickshire Shepherd fur Bengal and (Aida. Sailed
. suet!,. Aildrew Ft, tor London.
pr..l7,"totyrtt, Jaw; 19.•,-Wind ..the
Countess of Morley, .--, from St. John's, N. 11: ;
Grover; from St, 11licliael'K 4 Potosi, Jernp, loan'.Loridriaihr
South America ; and 31mury, Masters, from ditto tOr .1410.
leaky,
FALXVLITIT, JAbt. 19.--Wind N.N.W.—Arrived' .the
Swallow l'ae.ltet, front New York ; tailed Doe. 10th, mid' fhtiirk
lialiftot, Dee. 21; March, Rolilitson, fr,,,to St. Aliettafro ; Loid
It4motith, Trouttsell, from St. John's, N. '3,, rthavoct,,,Whiit.
ford, from London. Sailed the Wanderer, Wayksal,` fir
Niersa Leone; Isabella, Irmo; tinion, ditto,; Somer.
set, Baker; Bolus Nicolas; and enttr rriands, lloherttft all
for London.
ikIVEIi POOL, JAW, 19,-4W' tnd N:W.--Arrived the Caul.
toss Dalhousie, Wright, front Valparaitto, sailed the. 29th at'
september comp,lay with his Majesty's ship Tartan,. left
the June; Quill. Yallatraho the 9th oh., iti lat. a. N.
long. 19. W. spoke the Layton transport for the Imle of France,
with the 9thlt Regiment on board, all well; Martha. Smart,
from Buenos Ayres ; Lyne, from Ilovannah, sailed
the 10th tilt. Retithea, Hathaway, from New' York, milled the
20th ult. ; Baltic, liaLke.r, C,h4riot, and Gino. Clinton,
Rawson, front Savannah. Off the Part the Berl :.1, !il`Leoti,
limn Bengal; ttylvanktki Al:trey, from Charlesion

Arrived off the Lizard the /lector, Eldredson, from Bar-
ba:loos.
The Jane, 'gills, front St. Michatrs to Lortdov; yam run
down at sea the ltstli instant, by the Speke transport; crew
saved.
The Ranger, Lang, from Newcastle to London, was on
shore near Wells yesterday, and feared would be wrecked.
Arrived off Plymouth, the Tees, from Rio Jsneiru,.
There arV ki:Vtral heineword bound vessels at SW)y, mind
btuuld. t

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two o'clock, the rernairie of thiS Meat
favourite performer wire coeveyed to._ the gray; lArteßfo,infirohar
church-yard, attended by a nutnemos Peunotpototeain tat
theatrical and city friends--the former, indood, coniiireheltd-,
ed the :whole of the collie tiratoo.tique in Liutdittioit.et4ed
by Mr. Abbott, Mr. Caleroft, anti Air. Phillimittilibtir
limns, anti Mr. Talbot, as c)u,r frournert4 Ileiratott,tl
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witheri tits).etole,e, oinfehiaign:4l44:7tiwthe-orittitttf
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of Leinster, as Grunt' At..ater of Alaeone, thy. iligititirito,
joined in the rumen:4l.m( Om"' ""flint P*.:, 46430

COURT OF CHANCERY.---(Tuts DA.v.)
The LORD CHANcELLoa resumed his sitting•
this day at Lincoln's-Inn•Hall, -hut we regret to
state, that so indisposed was he that he' was
unable to sit in open Court. At a few minutes
after eleven o'clock, Mr. Hand Caine into Cpu'rt,
and informed the bar of this fact ; at the innte`
time informing them, that his Lordship.ie-Pfd
see them in his private room, whither t!ie Coun.
sel and Solicitors repaired. His Lordsiiiplre.:
quently evinced the pain under whiCki .4:Was
suffering during the morning.. There are no
thethan Cla9secaoufse'l% aotrudl $; petitions,
t 4S:t odr,e3twb7 'fob:
hearing.

TIIr, LONDON JOU RN ALS.
DAILY

Extracts from the Morning Papers, Jan. 21, 1826.

[THE TIKESij
It is understood that after much consideration
the Lords of the Treasury, have made their deci-
sion upon the case of the Deccan prize-money.—
Vpon the principle established at an early hear.
iog by the Board of Treasury, the right to any
species of booty was to hinge, as nearly as it
(veld be made out in practice, to the army which
nrad lade the rapture ; meaning by
," capture,"
4..
it seems to be recognized on all hands, " do.
" minion" over the prize—not of necessity its
manual seizure and actual possession. Those who
teak the trouble of reading an elaborate .and de-
tailed exposition of this, epee in The Times of
last Thursday, may recollect that there have
;seen three parties litigant •: Ist. The India Com-
pany, who are concerned in the question " what
shall be deemed booty and be surrendered to
" the troops," and whose prima facie interest it is
"' that booty" should embrace as little as possible
of the fiuitkot conquest, that they might have to
refund as tittle as possible of the-treasure scraped
Asp by their civil functionaries engaged in follow-
ing the March of the army. 2. The Army of the
Deccan, commanded by Sir T. Mislop, who claim
the Whole in right .of having actually captured
the Places where the asserted booty had been
foOpd. 3. The Grand Army, under the Marquis
of Hastings, claiming as against the exclusive
right of the Army of the Deccan, on the
ground that by their concurrent operations the
victorious results had been effected. The trustees
—the Duke of. Wellington and Mr. Arbuthnot'
—transmitted a report in June last to the Tree.
:sory, stating as their opinion that no such
•booty as was the subject of certain distinct claims
had been taken by the Deccan army while that
army reneiined a distinct body, in four places
specified, by the conquest of which the represen-
tatives of the Deccan army alleged that they
,had-established their right as captors, under the
early warrant of the Treasury ; but his Grace
and the Right Honourable Gentleman (pru-
dently, as it appears) desired the determination
of their Lordships upon the question between
the several parties, so fares respected the amount
and appropriation of booty claimed at the places
mentioned (Nonni), Nagpoor, Mabidpoor, and
Nassuck), limiting in their own judgment the
rights of the Deccan army to the sum of 150,0001.
which had been actually taken by it in the course
of its separate operations.—The Lords of the
'Treasury have confirmed this view of the case.
They have declared the exclusive right of the
Deccan army to be confined to the above SUM of
1.0,0001., and that the whole of the Indian
.arthy was entitled to share in the further sum of
EOO,OOO/., with interest, acknowledged a 4 booty
!),y the Company : but' with the question be.
tween the army generally, and the Company,
involving the question of " what is booty," the
-Treasury Board does Hot seem to have meddled.
The Whole army, therefore, may still, we sup.
pose, prosecute as against the Company, the
;potion whether the total of booty shall be
limited to the sums adjudicated of 950,0001., or
shall extend to an alleged sum of seven millions
sterling. •

[SIOIINMI POST.]
We received last night by Express French
Papers to the I9th instant, and the :toile of
Thursday. The latter now admits that Prince
Troubetzkoy, who commanded the Regiment of
Moscow on the 'Mil u.t., may have bad no other
motive for defending the cause of Constantine,
then his respect for the oath of fidelity which he
had taken to that Prince, " and his surprise at'
not being released from it by some authentic act
of Nicholas, who had himself taken the same
oath Such," it adds, " may have been the
si-
tuation of the soldiers, and even of some of the.
Of Such was the situation of both soldiers
end 'Officers, it ought to have said, for there is
no morn for doubt on the subject. But it wished
to support its ridiculous charge against constitu-
tional doctrines, and though it could not reject
aciuse which is too evident to be totally discard-
ed, It endeavoured to limit its operation in order
to bring in, not a positive assertion, for it felt. it
Could not posslhly go so far, but an intimation
" certain individuals might have wished to
profit by the generous conflict between the two
brothers to attempt upon the Russian nation those
experiments which had proved so fatal to
the rest of the world." We do not know
how a' Paper which has a character to sup.
port could make, such a barefaced attempt at
misrepresentation without a single grouud to
give it even probability. Had it said, like the
Courier Francais, that Prince Troubetzkoy, Ge-
neral Yerinoloff, and the other officers concerned
in whet is called a rebellion, 44 !Jematided of the
new ,Fimperor guarantees" before they would
take the oath themselves or allow their soldiers
te,take it, and on his refusal preferred resistance
to the violatiun of their consciences, a shadow
oflprohability would have been obtained. But
eiten then it would have, been only a shadow, for
the-guarantees dernandod were not, as it has been
siipposed,, constitutioeal conceWous, but mere
proofs that Constantine had really abdicated the
throne, or a copy of that solemn act which
debts proclaimed in his manifesto as the only au.
thority which, gave Idol the crown, and which,
however, he most unaccountably omitted to pub..
" Spew. us the offiyial docueene which, yott
acknowledge gives you the throne, and which
you say you do cominuniealP lot US, whilst you
withheld it, and you *half have .uur path of al-
legiance ; but till we see this announced but
unproduced documents we consider ourselves
boon,' to obey Constautine." This seems to
have been the language of Om .military. and
ow people, but the only answer was, a park
of artillery, and, ,an aides may, be , formed, of
the resolution with which the ‘i eactio,„” fought,
wimp it is stete,&that the sq_uartt :which they had
Armed Wfis -r •
tot brokeit,till after it had qOpportol
dischorges .P
of grape allot. rince 'I rote..
ketray) boing otao fort'utke and, inffuence,
acrd brother. to *Lei''. elivral 4"1.