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London, England, 1819-11-23 00:00:00

THE CONSTITUTIONAL .ASSOCIATION ;

following up, this basis, I would propose for
your adoption the following Resolutions
That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that .an
Association should be formed in this City for the
defence of the Constitution, and that such Asso-
dation. be now formed, under the style and title
of the

CONSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATION OF THE CITY OF
CANTERBURY AND ITS NEIGHBOURHOOD.

That this Association do consist of all persons
who may now be willing to come forward, and
such others who may be willing hereafter to unite
in support of the King and Constitution, as by law
established in Church and State.

That the object of this Association is to pre-
serve to the-King his prerogative, to the Nobility
their privileges, and the People their rights.
That it is the duty of every Member of this
Association, individually and collectively, to dis-
courage and discountenance every attempt to de-
prive tither s 1 the three Estates of those rights
which the Constitution has vested.in them.

That it is the duty of every Member of this
Association to aid and assist those that are in
authority in supporting a due administration of
the Laws., and in .bringing to punishment all those
who may violate them in any manner whatso-
ever.

That it..is the duty of every Member of this As-
sociation .to assist in bringing to punishment all
persons who may, by publication, or any other
means, revile and encourage a contempt of reli-
gion, to the subversion of the morals of the Peo-
ple, and the good order of Society.
These Hesolntiont were adopted, with general
acclamation, the first Meeting of the Associ-
ation was fixed for Saturday, Dec. 11.

LAW 1N 1 LLIAGENCE.

COTMT OF CHANCER.';','l`t.'ay.
T.Ulitifiß V. TiJR.t4F.B.,

Timis case,` relates to the regulation of
some property dnring the time wifen Sir Gregory
Page Terrier was under the protection of the
'Court as a Lunatic, was brought omm.to- day, by,
a petition of rime detention!, Captain B.E.tH.G. T.
Turner. pr,iyirig that R. port of the Master,
nii4ht be again remitted to him for re-coD•stleri-
clot,. In 1814, a cnmmision of lunacy was issued
'against SirG. P. Turner, and his. brother, Capt. •
'Turner,''was appointed the Committee, for re-
•gulating and managing the estates of the lunatic;
As'there Were various debts due on the property,
a valuation of it was made, ;*.mvlmich 'stated the
amount to' exceed seventeen thousand pounds.—
It was subsequently sold, and' the amount
of the sde was 7,5411.. 16s. An order had
been made by"-the Court subsequent to time remo-
val of the commission of lunacy in 1815, by
which it was referred to the Master to inquire
how the property had been deteriorated. Time
Master reported, that several articles belonging to
the innatic had been in the,nossession.of the Com-
mittee. The present application was, therefore,
for an order to have the report reviewed. Mr.
HART supported the Motion, Mr. HBALD and Mr.
PHILLTMORE opposed it.

The Lotto CHANCELLOR said, that the motion
was one of ininortance,•inasmuch as it concerned
the administration of the estatesof lunatics, while
they were tinder the immediate protection of the
Court. It was, therefore, necessary that' all in-
formation respecting the property, which had
been so much lessened, should be laid before the
Court. The Report was therefore to be sent
back to the Master for his review of it, and be
was to examine the defendant, the valuer of the
Property, and all other persons acquainted with
the transactions relative: thereto, by-interroga-
tories, prepared in the usual mannei, with liberty
to.state all special circumstances. The considera-
tion of costs to be reserved until after he had
made big report.

POLICE IN FELLIGENCE.

WORSHIP-STREET.,

EXTRAORDINA RY CASE.—Yesterday Mr. Jor-
da►►, his wite, Jane Parker,. their servant, and six
other persons, their lodgers, were brought before
Mr. SWABEY, the Magistrate, to answer the fol-
lowing charge :
John Browning deposed, that about one o'clock
yesterday .morning, as be was pasing through
Type-street, Moorfields, be heard a groaning, as
if from a person in great agony. He hesitated '
about proceeding to the spot, and got the patrole
to. accompany. him, when he found a man of the
name of M'Ginuis apparently in a dying state ; his
arms were tied behind him, his legs had also been
tied, but be bad burst the cords
.asunder, and his
mouth was stuffed full of paper ; upon further ex-
amination, it -was discovered he had had some
wounds..inflicted upon his body. The unfortunate
man was conveyed to the Hospital, when he told
Browning,- that owing to some difference between
him and Jordan (who keeps a lodging-house in
Grub-court,) which had been decided in a Court
of Law in hiS favour, an execution was.to be put
into their house this day; be was called out of his
bed last night, under the pretence of its being
settled ; when.. Churchill, lie observed, tied his
legs, and Weldon stabbed him. Murray called
himio the door ; Jane Parker crammed the paper
down his throat ; and Mrs. Jordan said it was of
no use,' unless they cut -his throat he bad been'
first of all -thrown into the cellar, but, at length, j

into the street, The.ceilar had since been- et"'
mined, but no blood was found ; it, howev-er,.
appeared to have been trampled upon rbere:--'
hi'Ginnis was found *how. 15 pirds.-feurn,,lW
house ;.he also stated, that Mc.-Jurdandid-not Wish.
him to be hurt.

Mr. HARMER attended for one of the prisonitt,
who WEIS admitted .to bail.

Clinrcbill, Weldon, and Miirray- slept in the-
first floor, and Salisbury, Baptist, and Parker 011
the second.

Four of the iMikers were discharged; and We'
landlord; iris wile, and servant, wereremanatif
till a future day, .when this most singular affair
will be further examined into.

Bow-STREET.—James Bryant, James f7artleyr•t
and Thomas Chambers, were brought up yeSter
day, on a charge.of having been: fonnel in the"
streets on Sunday night, armed with pistols.—.''
This circumstance was discovered in consequency
of Bryant's discharging his piitol. The onlY.
-explanation these persons •gave was, that thef''
1)8.1 been advised to go armed.--r-Ordered to by
tletained.

LONDON MARKETS.

PRICE OF, BREAD THIS WEEK..

The highest price of the best Wheaten Bread tbrougboat
the Metropolis, is stated by the principal Bakers to be Ilia
the Quartern Loaf.—Some Bakers sell the Quarteru Lod