The Sun.
London, England, 1821-02-13 00:00:00

LAW PROMDINGS.

.COLTRT OP (211.t:,:eiltY, FEB. 12.
TH/RESI.
ELLISTON V. JONES AND O' lEits.

Mr. AGAR stated, 01 his Learned Friend,
Mr. Hart, obtained aniijunction on Saturday to
restrain the defendants rem performinT a Drama
at the Coburg Theatruicivr the title of Thercsa ;
or, The laid q 1 Genelv, hick the plaintiff
charged was the same tan4lation of the drama
that he was performin,,, f3rury-Lane Theatre;
under the title of Titv>.a; or, Tise Oiphan qf
Geneva, which wa,..1 • ' ::ase,as'the two trans-
lations were >t' `s!:'l, ;I'o had
riot filed any L._!..!„ ;i;

lon.

Mr. ;r was affidavit, he
)ad 'certainly d the Court; and the in-
,
junction went for nothing.
Mr. AGAR said, the- fraud on the Court had
been very injurious to the defendants, as the in-
junction was sec ,d ..:them on Saturday, by
which they were preveiatd from playing the
piece that night,land it .Vas a benefit to the
plaintiff, as he performed Drama on Saturday
at Drum-lane Theatre.
Mr. HART said,.he desired a gentleman 'whom
be saw in Court. on Saturda:, he believed Mr.
Elliston, not to serve the hiuuction until this.
day, and if he served it 01 Saturday he did
wrong:
'The LORD -CHANCELLOR— re there is, no -affi-
davit the injunction must be iissolved with costs,
for this Lady at the.Coburgrheatre must not be
disturbed if she is-another person.—lnjunction
dissolved with costs.
LIBLINt'S LACE.
'ITALL•I). Totick:.n oTirmts.
Mr. HART moved for ;n injunction to restrain
the defendants from usiig a machine similar to
111'6' plaintiff's, for the ?repariog of thread to
:flake face. The plaintiff had obtained a patent
for his machine, which' he used in -preparing
thread for Urling's lace, which had been brought
to such perfettion that her late Majesty, who
was a good judge of la‘ce, appointed the Messrs.
Urling to supply her with that article. The
plaintiff had, long suspected that the defendants
were using a machine similar to his, but. was not
able to ascertain the fat until a few days back,
when he saw it at work. Under those circum-
stances, he had no douLt but his Lordship would
grant the injunction.
The LOUD CiuscELLoß.--,--Tape the injunc-
tion.

gumulmmin, -
FROM SATURDAY'S GAZETTE.

DI VI DkINDS.
March 20, S. Potter, Milk-street, merchant—March 2G, F.
W, Schnr fling, Fenclinrch:st reef; merchant—March 7, J. and
T. Lax, and W. Moore, Liverpool, soap btiilers—March 3,
B. J Tennent and W. Garnett, Liverpool, merchants—March
7, H. B. Dennis, Manchester, and G. Rye, Mgan,.drapers—
March 3, J. Spiers, Birmingham, linen draper—March 7, J.
Williams Birmingham, japanoer—March 3, J. Bat, St.
John, tl'apping, common .brcwcr—March 3, T. Hayley.
Long-acre. fringe manutacturerNlarch 8, W. Deacon,
Parker's-row, Bermondsey, b4er—March 3, M. Gaze, Mit-
cham, brewer—March, it. Perkins, Lymington, grocer—
March 3, J. Tupman, Great Russell street, Bloomsbury,
watchmaker—March 20, N. J. Winch, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, merchant —Nlarch Itt, W—Winbolt and W. Lnkin, St.
Paul's Church-yard, stationers—March'3',..4 Ogle, New City
Chambers, insurance broker—Feb. 27, A, liendy,.Gower-
street, Bedford-square, builder—March 2, J. Hooper, Tooley-
street, chymist—March 3, W. Lushin4ton, jun„. Mark-
lane, merchant—March 5, T. Hampton, 'Manchester, mer-
chant—March 3, J. Bentley and J., Beck, watch
makers—Match 3, H. Few, Willclose-sqqare, tea dealer--
March 1.2, C, Bei ry, Cavershain, Oxfordshire, saddler—Feb.
-20, .1. Carr, Savannah, North America, and D. It. *retie'',
flunky, Yon kshire, merchants.

CERTIFICATES, MARCH 3.
C. lbiilll►onse, Sleaford, Lincolnshire, stationer—C.
Chapman, Fincli-lane, stock braker-4. Warwick, St. Al-
ban's, draper—W. H. Merriman, New Bond-street, masirr
mariner—J. %Veinier and G. M. tipson, Tower•street,
Colekin, Coventry, grocer-11. ,I%laas, Prot•ost-
street, City, road, merchant.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
T. and T.:F. Cozens, Canterirury, carpenteri--,W. Taylor
and F. Dibh, Staines, bricklayers—F. Searaneke and J. B.
Steward, St. Alban's, column's hrtwers—T. Pitts, W. S.
Blanchard, and T. Collison, Beverley, linen drapers—F.
.111lian and J. Pearse, Flushing, Cornwall, coopers—P.'l'. it's.'
St.Alban's, machine makers—C. and V. Tamer,
Horton Kim hy and Sutton at Hone, Kuit, farmers—E. Altar
and R.Moree,Wigan, red liquor makers—W.Horner, J. tiat
and A.Wakefield,N.Shields, drapers.-=ti; and T.A.Cartwright,
Boston, shipchandlers—W. Elgle and 'l'. Overend, Whitby,
slate merchants—B. Bailey and A. C. Gonllett, Merton, Sur-
rey, calico printers,--D, E, Stevens and W. H, French, rope
makers—A, Mailenzie and D. M'Crniumen, Leah—E. assit
H. Bolton, Bethnal-green roacl—R. 11, Beaomont,H. War-
ren, and W, F. Gratushaw, Gravesend-T, Bull and G. Smith
—D. and W. S. Skinner, Fore.street, clreeseinongers—P. and
H. Jacobs, Artillery-passage, Bishops:gate-street, cut-glass
Manufact and J.Nlca rs,Whit eche pct. road,h else Es-
-41. Johnson and I', Glover, St. Helen's, Lancashire, .tallow
chandlers—C. Mutt and .1, Thomas, Fore-street, Limehouse,
rope dealers—L. Lloyd, W. Williams, and G. h. Swainsoss,
Liverpool, general brokers—T. Bensley,. W. Pinnock, and S.
Maunder, Strand, .bookselless—R. Crompton, J. I'ollitt, and
H, Tomlinion„ Manchester, fustia•s" mannfacturers— D. 11.
Day and E Ilulkes, Rochester—T. and J. Ildg,i4r, J. Lynn,
and W. Guild, Glasgow--M. aDd S. Whitridge, Bolton,
dealers in 'cotton goods —C. and T. Fleet' street, ta-
vern keepers—E..E. Ansell, and T. Dix,Toulinin's::bitililings,
Great Suffolk-stieet,- 'Borough, brace makers—M. Robinson
and J Corba, Biriningham, cal riers—Cl, Junes and It. Spen-
cer, Vernon-place, Illimmsburtsqwere, tailurs—J. Eccles
and .1. Hutchinson, Liverpool, rope makers—and .1. S. Jones,
Gutter-lane, 'accusers—T. Powdleh and 'l', Stubbs, Lad-lane,
warehousemen.

ULAR TTACIIMENT.—A parrot, in the
possession of Miss S. Combez, of the Anchor
Hotel, at Chichester-, has formed an intimacy with
a cat." Poll, when fed, will open her cage door,
and
,admit her friend puss to partake of her meai,
after which one•will repose, herself at the bottom
and the other on the perch. No endeavours
were ever used to accomplish this eitraordinary
agreement, it being purely of theirrown formation.
The Swan cutter, Lieut. T. D. STEwanT, has
carried into Leith ;the Midas cutter, three days
from; Flnshing, on her first voyage, 1,:100 five-
gallon casks of ;Nueva and brandy, tea, and to-
taceo, and 21 men, of whom one was killed and
two wounded. The prize is valued at I.Op(X.V.