The Sun.
London, England, 1828-11-12 00:00:00

This case has been twice tried. At the first trial
a verdict was given for the full amount of the .Plain-
tiff's claim; and at the second for ten shillinksonlV.
The plaintiff is a hosier and draper, residing', -at
.Richmond, and the action was brought to recover -the
amount of certain goods sold and delivered. to' the
defendant's wife without her husband's consent.
Mr. Sergeant WILDE moved for a ride to show
cause why the last verdict should not be set aside
and a nonsuit entered; or why a certificate under
the statute of; Elizabeth should not be given to de-
prive the plaintiff of costs. The Learned Sergeant
did not ground his motion upon any facts -produced
in evidence, but he submitted that, in point of taw,
the plaintiff had no 'case whatever, frotirthe -evi-
dence, calling 'for the decision of a jury.- It was a
'question whether a nonsuit could be afterwards'en-
tered when no objection had been reserved at the
.Fiore of trial. In the trial on this cause tho objec-
tions had not been • reserved,. but there were prece-
dents •to -show that the plaintiff might have been
nonsuitedi then, and that he may be now. The
evidence in-theease had established no agency direct
or implied, ',on'the7part" of Mrs. Eapinasse. It was
proved that'shc-was fairly supplied with necessaries
by her husband; and it was not proved that these
juryruraschhade,3 • hlle'erseurinposseanyd,*gaiyveanutahorris(eidictbyfoird mi
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the purpose of Making the defendant pay the costs.
He (Mr. ,Sergeant' Wilde). objected to any such
verdict, and' submitted,' that if a nonsuit were not
entered, 'a certificate should- be given that the de-
fendant raight-be'relieved from payment of them.
The LORD CUM, JUSTICE said, that he had
pressed it upon 'the Jury trying this cause to find
for the defendant, :and certainly the verdict NIES a
most outrageous:oue. such a verdict were re-
turned a dozen of times, he should feel hound t,,
persevere in setting it aside in justice to the law ef
i.he land. In mercy to all parties, and to save fur-
titer litigation, -he would great a certificate under I he
statute of-Elizabeth.

ARCHES COURT, Nov. 11.
firAarrierott V. lIAMERTON.
This case,, part of which we gave in our paper of
yesterday, is not yet concluded. It is to he heard
again next Court day. -

It is not generally knowu that I\lisc Puri, Lips
is tle pupil of Mr. Youxe.

Mr. LuNN s . intelligent Drama, entitled
" Amor Patrice, " is, we understand, on the eve of appear-
anoe at one of the great t-heatres Three of the chief cha-
racters were originally written for Messrs. Your;o,
Cooaaa, and Miss JAR 3TA 14, who, if report errs not, will
attempt thini.

The late Mr. CANNING, during the time he
was Under-Secretary of State to Lord GIIENVILLP, i.
said to have written- a Comedy in five acts, upon the pb
of the School for Scandal and the Rivals. The original
manuscript has long been in the possei;sion of a uubl‘t
family, nearly allied by marriage to Mr. CANNING. •

- • A letter from Parrs, dated Nov. 7, says that
the Rev. Air. COLTON, about whose mysterious disar-
pearati.ce so much Was said a few puns since, is tit) ill that
he ie not expected to live.

There was last week the largest influx of to►-
bot ever known, upwards of h,OOO being brought to maiket
in One day ; and w nitwit were they a drng, that the pti:•¢
tell neatly two-thirds.

A serious accident occurred at New Mulford
4,u Monday evening last. Some children were arrmstin
theinaelvee with a key-gun, when ono of them held Ou:
instrument near the face of another, while a third fire,',

off. The.eonsequenee was that the boy againk whose
the key was pointed had one of his eyes blown out, and he
was otLerwise gio tomtit injured about the head that it is
doubtful Whetlief his life can be preserved.

Last week, as early as seven o'clock, two
persoxs were disturbed in an attempt to steal a dead body
front Birch church-yard, near Coleltes::r. They were so
precipitate in their retreat, as to leave behind them a
smock frock, a handkerchief, and a shovel. The object
of the depredators was the body of Mr. -HELLEN, a re-
spectable farmer.
This inclement weather augments incalculably
•the sufferings endured by the unfortunate Spanish and Ita-
lian refugees, now living, or rather starving, ku this cent:-
Lol:fbniAtris"PspYeedpyasa.ts,,aiisltance is not rendered, meat be try. Some of tiliiie,ula:/ii,e6esidfeo,rmwinhgicitlbe.Leasomitumiotttiegehftort44.lislitirirt.
cenes
f.
ibiauvtienrgecaen:Aotlnygmtali,eiematiLrsuolifsiencsiipxt,iotni:3listherlefigni'latl:ttr.
,rvalhitnet
hese
tst
li-
terally starved to death. The benevolent ladies Who have
thus exposed themselves to the pain of witnessing suffer-.
ings of so afflicting a nature—the more so, from their
ability to afford any thing like relief—have, it is said, ad,
dressed a letterto the nuke of WE LIANGroN, simply &serif),
ing thefacts they had seen, and concluding with an ap.
peal to hiS humanity. The result 41 not known. We re-
gret that we are prohibited front mentioning the names of
otifierlradueieschwarlitoy,hafovrthey would
have
distinguished" blush to find it fungi,"
and from such a feeling respect cannot 1w withheld. The
Committee have now in hand a sum of about 50/. only,
th,,mselves in this work
to divide among 306 families or more, and no source prt.
scuts itself whence any thing can be obtained whets it is
gone.— Times.

THE LORD MAYORS INEXPRESF:IBLP.S.--
It is known to the public that, after the dinner at the
Mansion-house on Saturday, the Dom ammn_
fcr
banqueton
pitied by the LADY MaYontiss, went-to Guildhall,
theo n purposeulA r
seeingd
the gas lighted tm, and to view tllz-
other arrangements for the Liin his carriage a bag, containing
isa suit
of clothe and a pair of boots; but whilst the carriage was
standing at the of the Guildhall, notwitlistauding it
. slonda)
L',
was surroun4ed by police-officers, s'. clever thief con-
trived to extract the said bag from the carriage ; and, on
his Lordship 'a rettirn, bag, boots, and clothes, were not to
thathbef:a:li end it
ofe
not Lis n iiis to add,hourtdandiiirel'itlagle' icr'ogullYriaagvoe nevereb6to4fva“ 8 u
ifel yesterdaywho
luintnfaadorser:soaleidstlaalitl:itiaigarltleartitsi:itettetehin:ttytp
(I::eassifeims4v.ce.esull oa
infs
use
exLt
tslodus
Lordship's
own Nrvante.—Murning
.Paper.—Llt is said in wail-
tothffiiene‘g"t
offended at being overlooked ha the roll of invitations, and
therefore invited himself to see that his Lordship's things
were " all right."l

been a very brisk demand for Twist fur shipping. Yet,
SrATE OF TRADE.—There has this week
notwithstanding, there are, comparatively speaking, Et:,
stocks on the markets. Some buyers woubt willingly nuke
emitracts for the whole of the winter months, a period whoh
sales for the foreign markets are generally very stagnant :
it is
wen
would be adequate to the rise which, within these
few weeks, 'has won place in the raw material. Both
yarsi a s
are assured,
to 1. Id '
fnstfustianancl;printing cloths have been dull fur wive week,,
and are very lUn" in price. WV's hear that there has this
icemla, we are to , is
rather improving.—We are sorry to hear of two or titre e
heavy failartoi at Gimgow, in witioti some of cur towns -
peoples chiefly spinners, it is add, are heavily interest <, .
weekerinr
.been"
he dentatnl for priuttsl
wore inquiry for them, but nut on satisfactory
With respect to one of the houses, howeier, some ho 1 e
exists that* way be enabled to get through its dAcultise.
ppiganchater Paper. • • '-. '