The Sun.
London, England, 1828-11-06 00:00:00

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LAW INTELLIOENCE.—(I2I* 1414
COURT OF CIikkNCURT. 600
This being the first day of Tenn, the /60,0
Masters in Chancery, King's Counsel, &e. bra
with the Lord Chancellor at Lincoln's Inn W'r'usli
Lordship's house in George-street, Ilanitre,,r44lo
being under repair. Their Lordehips sz'pft
proceeded in procession to Weetriair.ster
their respective Courts. ba
The Loan CHANcHL.LOR took him seat Jae,
past one n'e!ock, accompanied by the Master
o
Fire-('hancellor, and Master WinglOw.

seArit r. FV.A
Mr. lIOP-7`ifti was instructed to apply r--1 tf
junction in this case. The application l'ts'll.sP
rondo during-, the vacation, without notice to to 1.
Pendant, the Co'Jt thinking notice Ought 11.4,
given, refused them the application. Noticet
now been regularly served, but the defetld°loo,
not appear. The facts of the case were °'0,11.,'
these. The plaintiff was the owner of a shiPV
the liarre,f, which, in 1826, went from L°floit,'
New South Wales, and was to touch at 44,
ports. The plaintiff had formerly heed "-oft4
habit of accompanying the ship himself, lgt„'!,
the present occasion, in consequence of
he had appointed the defendant, velio
related to him, as the supercargo. LTre,p4,
ship arriving nt Plymouth, the passengers 851;At''
their diatisfartion at the conduct of Mrth(tO
A letter was then sent to the defendant ato
plaintiff, requesting him to return, but t:":/it,'
refused to do. The ship reached her dOtil'o?
in safety. The defendant had received largeh t"of money on account of freight, and with
had bought goods. Upon, the ship arrivir'geejtl
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in London, in August last, the defendant pr°c,f'
to sell part of the goods, and refused to account
the plaintiff for the proceeds thereof.
state of things the Learned Counsel asked the 'r
for an injunction to restrain the defendant h.-,
,„
tr
eeiving the purchase-money for the goods
paid for, and also to restrain him from se'
goods that were unsold.
His Lordship granted t., injunction.

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT.
As is usual on the first day of Term, his n,
did not take his seat on the Bauch nutil 811
o'clock.

COURT OF KING'S BENCII. fo/
i! tt/AIINAL INFOUATION.—LORD blaANCpos.lll

itIN.

At the sitting of the Court, the Souctlos;47
smite'. rose to move for a criminal infor°iC4
against the proprietor and publisher of tl'e,o4
newspaper, for a libel on Lord Viscount Stng3Y
inserted in that Journal of the 7th of Augolor,l
His Lordship (said the Learned Solicitor-o°lol
was lately appointed to a diplomatic missioacti
this Court to the Court of Prazils. On the
sfiuril:o:mnirktoshtfehoeti:aiiB:,4poelia.sld,piotpsfor:itrrn:t.:m9hg.eemili:orLtd:onthe n
these di Editor otermsf
direct the admirers of Lord Strangford to an "'„,v,
morning,
which Public
will
(It may be necessary here to state that the fft-
of the SUN is in the habit of making extract'
the leading articles of the Morning Papers, It>
he inserts under the head of " The Sipirlt9)
Public Journals," and the article from the 77/
whieh he directs attention is to be found in that Y.l{gtil
the SUN.) " For such a character (says theul,;
we would not accept the embassy to the !R tr.''
which means that the Editor of the Sus 14,011,
accept the embassy on which Lord Strang{ O,V
about to proceed—a very safe threat, no doatA
we consider the party by whom it is held out•of
libel goes on to say—" To the friendtr
berty and liberal principles it must be cong"1,0"
that the reviler of Mr. Canning's Daemon( .
hardly be believed on his oath, certainly not 'OO
honour, at the Old Bailey." It then pets ,ip•
make some observations on a poem of his LordPlit
hut I shall not trouble tho court upon this IS' r
the article, being of opinion that it is very prolo/34,
open to every niAn to make his re 1,
upon the writings of another. I ivous,,,
the last man to interfere with the free exer(47.4
this right of criticistn, agreeing as Ido with d
Iv
eminent and enlightened individual, that ti-0
was over written down except by himself. ,ic
alluding to the poem, and to other of his
writings, the libel proceeds thus :—" It rifis
hint which enabled his Lordship to write cif
very characteristic piece at the English OP€l:',/
titled, He lies like Truth." I should hope, tril.r,
(continued the Solicitor-General), you
Sider that such unmannerly language as this 101
to be endured, and ought not to be writteP °
parson, much less of a Peer of the realm.
0`•
Lord 'IIO4TERMIX--Ilave you an affidavit
ing the truth of all this ? A
The SOLICITOR-GUNBRAL—Yes, my KO
have an affidavit of Lord Strangford, stating, ""or
mast positive terms, that no part of his co°
public or private, justified such observations.
Lord TENTERDEN—Tako a rule

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
This being the first day of Term, the Judge:,
cording to custom, breakfasted with the Lord
CULI.OR• at Lincoln's Inn, after which they pro():
at one o'clock, to Westminster Hall.
The Judges sat in &two, but nothing of 1.19 e
ante took place in this Court, prior to our 0"
press.

FASHIONABLE INTE-LLIGEIIO'

ARRIVALS.
The Earl of Blesinton, in St. James's-square, fror.l
nent ; the Earl and Countess of Sefton, in Arlington...etsw"A
their seat, Stoke Farm, Berk'; Mrs. and NIA Hoare,.
berland-street, from the Earl of Winchelso.a's; Captain
Ferbos, itr Wimpcie-street, from Paris ; the alarc-11,10
Hastings, at the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington arrjod:
streets ; Captain and Mrs. KnoN. and family, at the St. pio
Hotel, Alisernarle-street from Brighton ; General Cr°:e
Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, from Brighton;
Mr. Austen, at ditto, from Kent ; Colonel Holm. 5110';10,
ditto, from his seat in Surrey ; Major Coles and Mrs. C,L.
Marshal Thompson's Hotel, Cawendish.square ; Wm. P
beret, Esq. and Mrs. Amherst, at ditto ; S. Villiers Surtlidt
at ditto; Humphrey Senhouse, Esq. at ditto; J. Bale°:;‘,l.
at ditto ; Dr. V enables, at ditto • S. Gerard, Esq. Mrs.
Gerard, at ryant's Hotel late Warne's, Conduit-4r '
Canada ; the Rev. J. Newbold, at ditto.

ANS.
The Duke and Duchess C
ofH AthGol,E from Ttinbrioge
their seat in Scotland ; the Duke of Bedford, from bas 1•
9;!
St. James's-square, for Brighton ; Sir Walter
from the riurlington Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork-At',
Dublin ; Mr. and Mrs. Mather and family, from Fetitou*Z•oo7';
St. James's-street, from Brighton ; Captain and Mrs..ol
from Grosvenor-street, for Brighto ; Mr. mid Mrs. 111_,,„.
from Bryant's Hotel, for their seat, Hatfield ; E. Has
and Mrs. Haste, from Marshal Thompson's Hotel, C-3,„' ,1)1
square; George Johnston, lisq. and Mrs. Johnston, fro"-
Lord Louth, from ditto.
ARRIVALS AT THE YOAK HOTEL 8R1Gii.;,7,,
General Sir J. Lambert, Captain Reid, Mr. R. Weileil,s:
Wellesley and family, Mr. Leake, Mr and Mrs. Picke!",°.r)
Cloves, Mr. C. Watson, Captain and Mrs. Polley,
roily, Hon. Dudley Macdonald.
A RRI-VA LS Al' THE SEA HOUSE HOTEL, BAT
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Nichols, Mr. Nichols, Jun., Ir,• roo
Nichols, Mr. and Miss Watts, Mr. and Mrs. Pratt,
nolds, Mr. and Mrs. Kymer, Mr. Harris, Mr. Farrel:4,lo
Miss Brown, Mr. H. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey,
dray, Mr. Temple, Mr. and Mrs. Webb, Mr. Steppe Sri,
Marakall, Mr. Watson, Mr. Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. 5.14"
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs, Mr. Edwards, Mr.
Manning, tkc.

_
ARRIVALS AT BATH,
Lord Deerhurst, Lord Henry Thynue, Lord J. RteSellAso
and Rev. Mr. Wrotteslev, Rear-Admiral Sir E. and Lakl 00,
Sir C. and Lady Domville and family, General and IS,
Sablankoff, Captain Ellis, Capts. and Mrs. Career, )
and Mrs. Taylor and family, 1)r. Kearsley ; Rev, Mr,o° ;
Prince, Payne ; Rev. Messrs. Huntly, Hay-ne, payncres
and Mrs. Delano, Summers, Eyre, T. Cuff and farnilyA
Rochfort, Simmonds, Lee Anorny, T. P*
W. Bayly, Cornish, Forster, Davis, Earl ; Messrs. /Kg'
Mangles, Saddler, Thornton, Wise, Thomas, liamilt,.°„d,ni
man, Perriman, Powell, Bowles, Francis, Clare, Bin.r
lamy, Uright, Crawford, Osbaldiston, Glover, IlarrP,.„,
J
Neeld, Haynes, Atwood, Murray 'Wearing, Clark, 17,
Mistresses Stewart, Goulding, ones, Wroughton•
Bowles and family, Smart, Rochcliffe, Hirons, oTonnal.
cent; Misses Williamson, Eva,* Hawker, Thomlel
mill, Norris, two Browns, Hariaon, Short, Scott,' 1 .
O'Connor, as c. A

Mr. fign RIES returned to town yesterdayr
a tour. 11111
Upwards of 200 labourers have been for/
last two months employe4l in digging the foundatitoj
preparing the approaches to the Ducal Palace to be 4.
at Dunkeld next year. The building will not be
menced till the Spring.— Glasgow Chronicle. '
The first opera performed entirely in Iry
and Italian singers, on oar stage, Al's," llNnnt.,'s RJR
produced in 1711.