The Sun.
London, England, 1819-04-07 00:00:00

YNASTON V. THE EAST INDIA COMPANY.

The LORD CHANCELLOR ,this morning gave
final judgment in this case. He entered at
some length into the particulars of the case,
and recited the circumstances which have al-
ready been before the puh!ic. There did nor exist
a doubt but that, by the statute of Henry VIII.,
2s. 9d. in the pound was allowed to the Rectors
on houses in the metropolis. The prespr
tiff, was a lay impropriltor, and demanded the
usual sum given by the Act, of 2s, 9d. in the
pound, upon the rent of •cer ain ware.
houses belonging. to the East India Company,--.

The ques►ion was, whether the plaintiff had a right
to send certain surveyors into these l►remises to
ascertain ;heir value. '1 he Vice-Chancellor had

decided that he had this right ; and ~his opiwoo
was, that the order thus given ought to be con-
firmed.' He thought that it would be bat itt,tice,
to the plaintiff to allow him to ascertain the
value of the premises. He knew that these
surveyors thus employed aright ultimately be
called upon to give their evidence in a Court of
Justice; but that circumstance, he thought, would
not alter the case was hut justice to allow she
xamination of the warehouses. There were many
cases analogous to the present ; and the result of
his consideration of this question wa:t the confir-
mation of the order given
shy the Vice-Chau.e

ROYAL BIRTHS.

A CCOUCH EN! I.:lvrs OF THE DUCHESS OF CLARENCE
AND THE DUCHESS OF CANIBR,IDGE.

The following official acconnts of the Accouche-
VlentS of 'the Duchesses of CAMBRIDGE and CLA.
vascE, at Hanover, appeared in the Gazette
.of

last night :

rnrcipt Office, Aprtl 6, 1 Rl9.

-1 tract of a Dispatch from the Bight Hononrahle George
Henry nose, his Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Mi-
nister Plenipotentiary at the Court of Berlin, to Viscount
Castlereagh, K. G. dated Hanover, March 2C, 1819.-.-Ite-
ceived April 6.

Her Royal Highness the Duchess or Cambridge
was safely drlivt red of a male child, at ten mi-
nutes past two o'clock this morning, at Cam-
hi.idge-hoose, iu this situ. His Royal Highness
tie Doke of Cl,trcnce, the Eatl or Mayo, and
zflyscli, atteuded iii r 11.,Til Highness's confine-
ment, soul have signtd a foinial dtclatation to the
alio% e effect.

her lioyal Highness and her child have passed
the night quite well. Ile- lAppears to be hemhby

sod ell growl).

Extract Of a Dispatch front the Bight Hortonrable George
Henry Ruse, his Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Mi-
niQicr Plenipotentiary at the Court of Berlin, to Viscount
Castlereagh, K. 0. dated Hanover, March 27, ISl9.—Re-
'eti‘eil April G.

1! is my duty to apprize your Lordship, that
her Royal Highness the Duchess of Clarence was
delivrred of a female child this morning, at ten
thinfites past seven o'clock ; that the child was
born alive, and was baptized at nine o'clock this
morning, according to the rites of the Church of
Ergland, by the names of Charlotte-Augusta-
Louisa ; and that it expired at one o'clock this
afternoon, at the FUrstcnhol, the residence of
his loyal 1-Fghness the Duke of Clarence, in this
city, where it was born.

His Boyal Highness the Duke of Cambridge,
the Earl of Mayo, and myself, attended her
Royal Highness's confinement, and have signed a
formal declaration to the above effect.