The Sun.
London, England, 1810-05-12 00:00:00

DE MANNEVILLE V. DE MANNUILI.E.

IThis petition, from the subject of it having been
so often' discussed in tht,'Court, and the Court of
King's Bench, excited. considerable curiosity on-
Tuesday' and Thursday last. •
It appears from the statement of the. Courtsels,
that Mr. DeMannei, ille, who is a native. of France,
did in •the year law, marry Miss, Crompton, of
Bolton-le-moor, in 'Lancashire, by whom he has
' One daughter; .to obtain the custody-of whom
.wa the object of tile present, Pet ttion ; and that short-.
ly atter the birth of this child, differences arose be-
tween Mr. and Mrs. De M. occasioned by the alleged
improper conduct of Mrs. CromPton,. Mrs. De M.'s
Mother:which produced a separkeion between Mr.
and Mrs. Dc M.. upon which a conned arose 'be-
. t weep the fat'tie's, which should have the 'custody
of Miss Caroline De Manneville. The matter was
formerly argued in the . Court of King's Bench ;
where it was determined that the custody of the
child of right belong, dto the lather. An applic.e.
tion was afterwaids. made to the Lord Chancellor,
by petition, stating that Mr. De M. being a Cathot
lic and a nativc of kr,.tw.., u 'Country in open hos-
tility with this, the mother apprehended it was his
intention to remove the child there, and have it
educated in the Roman Catholic persuasion, and his
Lordship was pleased to order that an injunction
should issue to prevent Mr. De M. removing the.
child; tinder a penalty of 10,0001. Upon this, Mr.
and Mrs. De Manneville came to an agreement,
wherein was stipulated, " That the Infant
should be placed under- her mother's- care till
she was five ,years and a half, old, after which
she was to be educated, under the Alireelion of
the father, in such a situation that both the father
and mother might, have an equal access to her:"
After this, Mrs. De Meagan) applied to this Court.,
'to compel Mr. De. M. (the father) to give further
security that he -would not attempt to remove. the
child from this kingdoM, 'alai he was forced to enter
into a reconnoisance to a-very large, amount. •
Mr: Dc M. went then abroad, open private
tconcerns theie; and 'during his absence, Mrs.
• M. epplied again to thesscourt, to have the guardian-
ship. of Miss De Manneville transfeFred to one Mr.
Elm. Ilaworth;, au a(tornev at a,vilage near.Bol-
' tun, in: eonjunetion. with herself, which was ordered
accordingly. '
Mr-Dc them returned to this country, and

being deprived of seeing' his only child comfortably,
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id.id, ,onthe 3d of April last, apply, by petition,
titi,o,n,
tiSH Sold TWENTY cAPITAL 111.1ZES, in
o his Lordship, for the glut tat-Ishii, cif his au,,h
the-rwolast Lotteries, in Shares, at 4, Combill, and
SI Charing-cross. . ter, upon the ground that he was her legal guardian,
LAST Lo'rTF.y, LATE LOTTERY, , 1 and. bat he was expressly intitled to such guardian-
" .. Valentine's Day, . Drawn, I. ship ‘• too,- under the agreement which bad been
14th February, Aso, zoth October,..SoO.
I Prize of - - k 2.c,,z00 2 ;'II/CS of . - k 20,000 -
made a Rule, of this Court ; and prayed that Miss
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1,000 :.agreement, in some lespedtable family, .or at- a
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- _ 2 --. 5-.° - - - ..
t=_ Capitals. 8 Capitals. • , ' tively have access,to: her.
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This Petition .was supported by Mr. RICHARDS
TICKETS and SHARES for HY... NEW LOTTERY,
'thich begins and ends on the Bthof JUNE, ale now selling and Mr. BELL, who argued that Mr. Haworth was
as above.—The Scheme abounds with!the usual number of an, improper person. to be the guardian of such a
'oney Prizes, besides which the Contractor gives ,child, and contended that Mr. De M. was the only
'by EXTRA PRIZES OF 400 WHOLE
'TK,
legal guardian; and that although so unfair an ad-
'''y Which a Single Ticket may gain upwards oo„000l and
'4 Sixteenth 6,000 Guineas.—Shemes to be had, with parti- vantage had been taken'of Mr. De M. yet his Pe-
cylars, atit , Coinhill, or g, Charing:cross, London. ' tition and affidavits breathed the greatest nuiciera.,
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ii,:\ \ SCOMB and Co. with their usual great tion..
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,Success, Sold
Sir S. ROMILLY, Mr. FOUBLANQUE, and ethers,
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n Last Lottery in 78 Shares, In the preceding Lottery, contended that Mr. De M. could not be a proper
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. 3,714 ~ . .to ...Q,OOO No. z,618 . .- . ‘''''''' , person to have-the custody of an English-born sub ea
4,654. '. • 5,000 • 383 • • • 1,000
,1 ot. e9l.•each . 2,500 3of soot. each . itsoo- as he was a Catholic, and had lately resided under a
.teing Shares of almost every Capital therein; and in Last government the most inveterate enemy of this
Ictar only Six Lf zo,osol. and Capitals to the amount of
country.
'4l .
150,0001. only,
the first 3o °col. the fast 250001. and
-1Y 40.6001. Prize ever shard; and in previous Years to an Mr. RicHkaps, in reply, lamented that so simple
,41tnountbeyond all precedent ; are now selling Titckcts and a question had taken so much of the time:of the
hares in type NEW wrtis RN', to be drawn Bth lUN E, Court and that so many improper cons ructions had
inhich there are pour Grand 'Prizes of ;co Tikets each,
which may produce to d Ticket too,aool. and to a Sixteenth been put on the. affidavits, and maintained that- the
. upwards of Ccitol.'
right of Custody of his child was one_of which•*no
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the and Co. again guard the Public against father in England could be deprived.
44e deception set forth of their Finn and Claims of the Sale
.c4f the First and LaSt of Extra Grand Prizes so given 4 the His Lordship not being satisfied whether Mr. De
f 4 cT is, every Sixteenth was Sold, and the fortunate Ad- M.'s intention was or was not to renounce France,
vehturets each'received ts47l. tos.-3d. lit their ,
- and permanently henceforth to reside in England,
()LI) and ONLY Offices in London; viz.
t 0.37, CORNHIL!,; I No. it, •HOLBORN'; direaed Mr: De M..to declare before Monday next,
°-.3',, iIAYMARK.F.T; I and No. 269, STRAND.
Tt • - what his intention was in that respeet, when it is
Its Will never falsely assert they div.dad a Capital which.
expeaed that his Lordship vial give judgment
has not absolutely SHARED and SOLD to the Public as•
.uovt, thercUpoll.
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