The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-06 00:00:00

pqiiiP NEWS.

Dr..„A.L, JULY W. N. W.—Sailed the New
Albion, :.iacller, fer riotterdain. Carne down from the River
the Nelson, ',Mira and Ptestnn Baldry, for Quebec ;
for Leghorn ;Nearch-,is, rdathwin, for Jamaica
SeholiAl, Evans, for Rid Janeiro; and Asia, Johnson, for
Oreh,:e. Arrived n.nd sailed fir the RiVer the Thalia,' Pedlar,
fcorn Bombay; Britannia; Oldis, fro
,L '
eghorn • and In-
dustrious, Pettigrew, froth Cardiff': Pum
t. back the Nearehus.

ULY W.—Arri*cd •hi Ra-
Heron from St. Helena; sailed Bth rtlat;'at which'
tqac. t.ll.f2ra 7.,7m--2 not. any 1-ndiamn lying there.
of Berwick, was wrecked nzar:Lockhorn
savecl.

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held on boas.cd. LIS l'illajesty's ship Queen
et Portsmouth, on Saturday. and IVlond.ay last, for
nth , f Lieutenant Thomas liastingsjate of his Majesty's
on a charge of Navin; made use of unbecouling
ig3 in an addrt,ss to the crew of the Icarus in December
off Buenos Ayres, preferned against him by Mr.
Cr: late master of that sloop, when the Court
wa3 op.nion that the charge was not proved, and Lieutenant
irastings was fully =quitted.; and the Court was also of opi-
nion, that the charge wee UnfoUnded, malicious, and vexatious.
—After the r.zcqiuttal had beeh read, the President, the lion.
Sir Charles Paget, K.C.G. in. retiruing to Lieutenant fiastings
sword, addressed him to the following effect:—" Lieu_
tenant Hastings,—l have the most sincere pleasure in returning
you you: sword, and I em surd I speak the unanimous senti-
ments of every Member of this Court, that as you have formerly
wort. it, so you will continue to wear it with increasing botioUr
tc r.u.rself and credit to the service.

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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KINC7S- BENCH, Jur,•i v.
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CLAIK OP ?..,..17ILEGE FROM A PERSON CLAIZ4INO TO EE

TNE plzr.NcEss bF CUMBERLAND,

Mr. SCiatt,ETT., on tile part of
.a Lady well knotir7l to tux
World by the can of Olivia Wilmot Si.,..eres, had to move the
a ttiatterpf much delidacy and impartance. Mrs. Sr.trres
r.their Lordships Would learn) had been arrested in a civil ac-
tion ; and she now clajmed, upon the ground of privilege, to
hai-i 2i pro:eedirtgs stayed, and an exoneratur entemd. On the
bail Load.

• .
Mr. Justica BAYr. E the party tuoving gor in custody,
Ir. Scarlett ?

Mr.'
ScART,. uT.T.--She is not„ my Lora ; she is out upon bail.
Ti!e Learned. Counsel proceeded to state, that Mrs. Serres claim-
ed to be legitirriate daughter of his late Royal Highness the
Pulu.‘. of Cumberland, the brother of the late King; and that
had been submitted to him (Mr. Scarlett) in proof
of the accuracy of her statement. On the plea df her near re-
latiOne-ii to the late. Sovereign, and to the present reigning
fathily; tare appliclnt claimed exemption from arrest in at civil
cases.

Mr. Justice BAYLE7.—This motion should haVe been made
before special bail put in. It has been held, that in all cr,ses of
privilege—t.:.in cases of attorncys and others.—thy parties claim-
ing must ccue before bail is perfected. That point was"fully
s:ttled in the case of Norton v. Danvers.

Mr. ScAmLzTT said, that it didno—tappear either upon the
ttEdavit or upon hia•brief, that any thing more had been done
than to give bail.tä the Sheriff.

Mr. XiiStice flavtE Y.—lt appears, Mr. &arlett; by the en-
Jorsttrnent. upon your brief, that this is an application to enter
exoneratur upon the bail bond.
Mr. SCARLETT said that the fact did not appear Ups:l Lis
Mr. Justice BEST.—Your affidavit ought to state the fact
one way or 4.;c. cetzer, Mr. Scarlett.
Mr. Justic2 BAYLrY.—lnquiry had better be made as to the
,

Mr. SCARLE T T was bound to state, in explanation, that hiS
brief, and the documents of proof to which he had- alluded, had
b,2en put into his hands some days back ; he had cbrisidertd
them so important as to require verification by affidavit ; but
sucn process necessarily took time ; and if, in the interim, his
client had been called upon to file special ball, it was in him
parson ally that the delay had originated.
Mr. POLLOCK (on the same side) said that the papers had
cntiinly been in the hands of Mr. Scarlett before the time at,
for putting in bail above.
•Mr. Justice BAYLty.—That is of no consequence, Mr.
Pollock : we are is inquire what is the stage of proceeding a:.
ily.e time when the motion is made.

Mr. Po Lt. 0 CK. --Then certainly, my Lord, bail above has
been put in.

Mr: JUST ICE BAYLEY.—Then certainly you come too
It 2. We cannot row inquire into the cause of delay, and
t.crc-is case uvon case to show that persons claiming privilege
come too late if thty come after special bail is put iii.
The Court then iin• the absence of the Lard Chief Justice)
::fused the rule.

spoaTING IN

TELLIGENTE,

STATE OF THE ODDS.-I
JULY 1

RETTING-RCKEU, :.1.1:i.1. 5.
,TAIi.ES.
I 5-tp 1 agst sister to,.Alra
5 to 1 agst sister to .Plaster
Henry.

2 to. 1
agst Coquette
3 to 1 agst Stuatford

DONCASTER

3 to 1 agst Gustavus
9 to-2 agst Jack Sp_tilzot
8 to 1 agst Ann abella
11 to 1 agst'Santibeck
18 to 1 agst Colwell ..

ST. LEGER.
18 to 1 agst Champaignt
20 to 1 agst Fortuna
20 to 1 agst Statesman..
25 to 1 agst My Lady
20 to 1 ast The Bax:on. •
1822.
20 to 1 gist Pawn.

12 to 1 ag3t Zlarcrlius

DERBY,

BIBL'Irx. RACES (CoNctuDED)—Wr_bxEsDAY,;TVLY 4.
The Welter St,:kes of 29 gs each, h. ft. for aay horse,-&r. car.:
wing 12st. Gentlemen riders. Two miles.
Capt. Berit,..lcy's b. h. Alfred, by Fitz Teazle, 5 yrs old 1
Mr: Prise',; b. rn. by (Iximaldi, 6 yrs old - , •
Mr. Dundas'S br. fr.•• Wisdom, aged - -
Sweepstaltei of fDg's each, h. ft..for three year olds. IS-e. le_
Mr. Pryse'qgz. f. by thiratddi . - •
Mr. Jones's Videntine
- - - -
• Handicap Plate of 401. rlcats. . . .
Wert.'3 br. h. Fitz Orville, aged, 10st. 51b. - 2. 1 3
.11r. Prpie'l b. rri. by Ciimaldi, 11 yrs old, Rst. 121 b 4 1 3
Mr. Thornhill's. Scarpa, 3 yrs old, fist. 121 b. 3• 2 2
Mr. Dur,,,,j,as'S Pelkezi, 5 yrs old, 9st. 91b. - - . 2. dr.

,HAMPTON RACES, Thu it SDAY. ri.—(Seconil Day.)
The Coburg :Rakes ofSgs. each,
Brown'zi-Wouverrnans
M. Rev: es Carbon
Mr. Scan: ‘r r9.,.Bang
..11r. Glow's SoUver.ir

1 1

Even on the winner.
• The Ladies Plme of (gs.
•
Mr. Field's Philip - . -
ockrey-s 'Slim - - -
L'ay's Atom - -
Buncombe's Sniolensko colt - -
Mr. Boyce's Sappho - - - -
Mr. Berkeley's Saddleback - -
Mr..Brdwn's Markman •
Slim the favourite, two to one against ;Le win:lo..
The course" was much thronged with beauty and
It was disputed that Philip's jockey, had crossed Marksrnan,
and. the Stewards so decided, and ax other-he:at .wag run between
.two,- and. won by Marksman beating Saddleback. . The, owner
of Philip. would not start him again. There ie much eirpute
respecting the decision of the Stewards,
IPSWICH RACES, WEDNTSDAY, Jun a.
The_ Gentlemen's Purse of bogs. for three vetir:olds,:7st'.
feu:, Est.. 111 h. five, 9st. 41b. six, 9it: gib. and.. aged, Sat.
10lb. Two rites and a quarter heats.
Mr. Jones's hr. c. by Sorcerer, 4 yrs old '
Lord. Rous's ch, c. Efoopoe,.by Quiz, 4 yrs old
The winner the favourite--won cleverl3-.
The Cm:Se this ciay was again throned with company,

1 1
2 dr
3 4
4 3
5 dr
7

1 1
2 2

NEW Arol-1.1.-Rcoats.--The Concert- Which
'took place lust night in these Rooms was.for the
benefit of-Itl.r: and Mrs..AsinN, whose 'respective
talents are too well known to require our eulo-
glum. Their /own powers, and those of two of
their daughters, were very successfully eX-ertee.
A duet on the tarp and piano-forte by the Misses
Asn Was one' of the most zidmired efforts cf the
evening. Mr. MogenEr.Lts Volunteered his ser-
vices, and again 'astonished the audience by his
excellence on the piano-forte. " Address to t!:e
Nightingale" gave scope to the vocal powers of
Miss H. Asinc, and to her father's skill in h:s
.paniments the flute. We have not room
to say more than that the Concert altogether was
a cha'rming treat, as may be readily ionee:ved,
cowidering that it was also stipported.by:BaA-
trA?l, EL'GRIZ, TORRI, CANStaRE.fis,
Mrs. SALMON, &c. Vic. in the vocal departrneLt ;
and BCC7II2A, POZZI, &c.
in. the intrulnental.