The Sun.
London, England, 1828-07-28 00:00:00

ATKINSON, Ezc. r. FRANK.

In this case an injunction was granted to restrain the
defendant from proceeding in an action of ejectment at the
next Durham Assizes, as mortgagee of certain premises,
upon the plaintiffs' undertaking to pay him, on or before
Saturday next, 14,0001. this being the amount of his two
mortgages, together with such interest as may be due
thereon, and also the costs both at law and in this Court.
The plaintiffs also undertsok to dismiss the bill at their
own costs.

Mr. Ro:sr. and Mr. STEW ART appeared in support of the
application, and Mr. BEAMES for the defendant.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.
Thomas Loathes Blight was brought up to be heard on his
petition to be discharged under the Aer, and was unop-
posed; but upon examining his schedule, the Commis-
sioners observed that the furniture of his house, to the
extent of 19/. 17s. was stated as his own, while the re-
mainder was put down as the property of his father, as also
were the fixtures of the house. Same articles were enu-
merated as being the property of his father, and the Com-
missioners desired to be informed how it was that those ar-
ticles had become his father's property. The insolvent at
once admitted that the articles enumerated were his own
and not his father'e, but said that the fixtures and other
furniture of the house did belong to his father, who gave
him the house to live in, furnished as it was, free of rent,
upon his being unsuccessful in the public line of business.
The COMNIISRIONEK said, that the insolvent bad cer-
tainly answered with great fairness, but his answers falsi'
fled his schedule, as those articles which he admitted to
he his own were there put down as the property of his
father. 'Phis case clearly showed the facility with whicb
people will sign any paper prepared by their attorneys
although they are afterwards to swear to their content"'
being true, and that- without the smallest examination
upon their parts.
The CoarmrssioNErt then ordered the schedule to- be
amended before the insolvent should be discharged.

THE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMAR,
By J. V. DOUVILLE,
PROFESSOR or THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.
No. I. Soho-square ; and 2, Lawrence-lane, Cheapside, Lou'
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
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The Duke of CUMBERLAND left town about
half-past nine o'clock on Saturday morning, on a visit f
his MAJESTY, at the Royal Lodge, Windsor Park.
Prince LEOPOLD dined with the Duchess a'
KENT on Saturday, at her residence in the King's Palace
Kensington. Their Royal Highnesses honoured the pet
fortnances at the Italian Opera House with their present'
in the evening.
The Duchess of KENT and the Princess Vic'
TORIA attended Divine Service yesterday in the privao
chapel attached to her apartments in the King's Palace'
Kensington. The whole of her Royal Highness's house
held also attended the service, which was performed by till
Royal Duchess's Chaplain.
The Annual Conference of the Wesieyo,
Methodist Ministers is now being held in the new Chapt
in the City-road—a measure of great importance is to his
proposed at the present Assembly; that of the appointmeo ,
of three Bishops—this, and the recent division of the t''''
ciety at Leeds, will form the principal business of the Se'
sion.—John Bull.
It may be remembered that a Bill very Ye'
centlY passed to. enable the (late) Archbishop of CANTO'
musty to increase the reversions to valuable offices of eon'/
13 or 14,0001. a year, ef. Registrars in the Prerogati°
sstijeila.:Eu,dit
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Court. Some curiosity has been expressed to kilo°
whether the power so granted was used, for matters toed
" closely run."
REVIEW OF THE 87TH ROYAL IRISH Fe:
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oented a most animated and interesting scene. Gener!
sir J. Dow., the venerable Commander, reviewed and 06;
dressed the above Regiment, previous to their einharkatic
(to-morrow) for Ireland. The Regiment has lately itr'
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covered with the mobility. The Regiment having ei,
through the customary evolutions, with the nicest recce
Sion, the veteran Commandant proceeded to address thet,„
The Officers were drawn up in a circle round him. Ifter
non-commissioned Officers and privates forming the 0.1,14
ring. The scene was interesting in the extreme. 101
green banners floating over the head of the gallant Gen a,
exhibited the trophies—Monte Video, Talavera, Barli,
Tarissa, Vittoria, Nivellc, Orthes, Toulouse, Penin!°...e,
and Ava. The silver Imperial Eagle, taken, we belie—,o
at Barrosa, on the baton of the drum-major, at his ho r;,
head, combined with the military exhortations Of the ,
neral, to the sun-burnt veterans, to continue in their fr
nourable course, and the youthful recruits to lotion' t f
example, produced an impression which few who saw ei
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frem the regiment, and the assemblage departed with°
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