The Sun.
London, England, 1827-11-17 00:00:00

ARGYLE INSTITUTION.

Mr. MONTAGUE was also instructed to state, that a pe-
tition in the Argyle Institution, which had been mentioned
to the Court, was to have been in the paper to-day, but by
some accident it had not made its appearance.
His LORDSHIP had no objection to its being put at the
bottom of to-day's paper ; but
Mr. MONTAGU said the parties would not be ready to go
on with it to-day.
His LORDSHIP desired the petition to be in next Satur-
day's paper.

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT.
His HONOUR, on taking his seat this morning, enquired
whetker any gentleman present was concerned in a cause
in which Gill was the plaintiff.
Mr. KNIGHT in the first believed that he held a brief
in that cause, but upon inquiring it turned out to be a
mistake on his part.
The ti icx-CHANcELLow said his object in asking the
question was this, he had received a letter from the de-
fendant, written at Wellington, iu Somersetshire, and
making the most improper accusations against the
plaintiff. His Honour condemned, in the strongest
possible terms, the course pursued by the defendant, and
thought his best mode of dealing with the letter would be
to hand it over to the solicitor for the plaintiff, and let him
deal with it as he might think proper.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.
Sittings in Banco.
ALLISON V. RAINIER.
This was an action to recover 23/. 16s. 7d., the amount
of an attorney's bill. The defendant was assignee to a
bankrupt, and the costs were incurred in a suit brought by
him in that character, against a debtor to the estate of the
bankrupt.
Mr. F. Por,Locx obtained a rule on a former day to
show cause why the verdict, taken for the plaintiff, should
not be set aside, and a nonsuit entered, on the ground that
the plaintiff had neglected to apprise the defendant that in
suing a debtor of a bankrupt's estate beyond means process
without the consent of the other creditors, he was pro-
, ceeding entirely at his own cost and risk, as the costs could
not be recovered out of the bankrupt's estate.
Mr. Serjeant JoNEs now appeared to show cause against
the rule, and contended, that whatever the law might be
with respect to an assignee's suing at his own private
risk, that was a. question which could not be tried at Nisi
Prins, and that therefore the verdict ought not to be dis•
turbed.
Mr. POLLOCK rose to reply, but it was intimated that
the Court was already satisfied.
Lord Tia.vreaninr said, that when an attorney was em-
ployed professionally by an assignee, he was bound to per-
form his duty faithfully and honourably, and to instruct his
client, that if he proceeded to sue any debtor of the estate
without the consent of the other creditors, he was
proceed-
ing at his own risk.
Mr. Justice BAYLEY and Mr. justice HOLROYD con-
curred in opinion with the LORD CHIEF JUSTICE, and the
rule was made absolute.
The Court rose at one o'clock—their Lordships having
proceeded to the Exchequer Chambers, to hear arguments
on points reserved in criminal cases on the recent Circuits.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE----(TI NY)

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, Nov. 16.—Wind S.W.—Remain, 11
Perlin, Lofgreen, from Hamburgh, for Lima;
Vibelia, Corbett, from Jamaica; and the Lat°'
Wilson, from Demerara.

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FALMOUTH, NOY. 15.—Wind W.S.
the Henry Davidson, Barclay, from London
Jamaica.

The Frederick and Betsey, Harrison, Was ui.:;)0
on the rocks near the Spanish battery, Sn'eo
during a heavy gale on Wednesday, and it
feared would be wrecked.
The Thomas, Fox, from Limerick, was on 613°11;
near the Whitestable, yesterday, but expected t°
got off.
wanigw•

„ pry'
sworn the LORD CHANCELLOR
sworn into office 'before the Privy Council, having helt,is
viously sworn, as usual, before the LORD LtruTEo_'_,
his Excellency's closet. The mode of proceeding' 441',„ 110
LORD LIEUTENANT received the Great Seal fin”,
MASTER of the RoLts, and retained it, while the.
' ADOI
CHANCELLOR was takinc, ceL
the oaths, after which
his Excellency presented it to his Lordship.--
Journal.
11
.140
01
MARQUIS OF CLANRICARDE.--1' e
'
1,00;
Marquis arrived a few days since at Portuums flut
don, having resigned his situation as Under SecAd
State for the Foreign Department, which he 13as Cs!,
his lamented father-in-law, the Right Hon. OS°l7l by
eu
NING. His Lordship has •not been accomei avis
amiable and.accomplished lady, as the Marchioness tot
the return to England'of his Lordship from this co
where the Noble Marquis has come in the first innti
take a suitable residence ; his own splendid and 1311
mansion, the Castle of Portumna, having been $07::,00
since destroyed by an accidental fire.—Dublin I
Register.
Thethe Irish followingßr ANDAIa: GRentleinje, n were
PRATT i Jos this termt
1/
to": 00
JOHN LEWIS O'FARRELL, ROBERT UNIACRE 15:01,
MAURICE STUDDART, JOHN CONGREVE ALCOCI4
GREEN, PATRICK MATHIAS MURPHY, JAMES
EDWARD HAYES. The two last were sworn in the,
of King's Bench. The others in the Court of Ch

__Dublin Paper.
059',1
THE LATE MARQUIS OF HERT,c
The inscription on the monument of the late Lordi '
P:
Foal), executed by CHANTREY, is now introduceuise,
thus :—To the memory of her justly and deePlY 0011
Husband, FRANCIS INGRAM SEYMOUR
and Earl of HERTFORD, Earl of YARMOUTH, ii. 101,1)
BEAUCHAMP, Baron CONWAY, of Ragley and of gv:
Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, giv-Asl,
Lieutenant of the county of Warwick ; lsaatr;lf`tel
Ixca.Am, Marchioness of HERTFORD, has dedleeb,
Monument. He was born June, 1743 ; and died r
`822. ply

PROFESSORSHIP OF CIVIL LAW
fessor CHEAPE delivered on Tuesday his first 04: 7
(wl uacst oar yt t
eLecture,onri Principal
Civilip
al
,i naonudr
pUr :fie
0s
00V e rl:bobiso,l
PILLANs, and Wilson. Among the audience we grAii
Sir Wm. RAE, the SOLICITOR-GENE A a." A "
~ a ,it 04,y
number of gentlemen connected with the law • 1):.,,1 rA
not notice any of the patrons. There were' s'de 9:,,i
gentlemen present on this occasion, and. the lect-k
listened to throughout with an attention which rag„, or
for nearly an hour and a half by the very able an
-
sive discourse.—Edinburgh Courant.
.ratste 0
A deputation from the Doncaster .1".':/ 0;
Committee waited on the Hon. Wittraat Pfroere,kf
M.P. at Burghwallis, on the 16th instant. TheY 10141"
eeived in the most polite and affable manner gibe,br 9*l
Member, who entered fully into the nature o: ~e''s
clauses contained in the new Malt Act, an l''_ at v
support in obtaining an amelioration of the'pra" ette•
bOll,
ensuing meeting of Parliament.—Doncaster s-- tr
• a
It is said the Duchess de BERIII is AegVAt .
'
bestow her hand on an English subject, a verY ifircw''
presentative of an Irish Peerage.— Catedooio red
Mr. KEAN is to receive, during' theleetv
season, fifty pounds for each night's peiforto."
yearly income of a curate i—Mirror.. '. ,srai
The new Opera forthcoming at Colfe:tusiesl
4,/
Theatre is to be called The Seraglio. rar-CRAB
rdi
partment on this occasion is directed by P.' derr
master of his Majesty's private band, who, it is °-
has added some compositions of his own. )11
THE TURKISH ADMIRAL'S. FLAjtA,,,,%/1:i;
Tuesday afternoon Lord IsonsTnin, 5v_.4.b.,!", "'",.,•,., ilsO:
DRINQTON despatched with intelligerit 7
w`..9 t- tai,,,
miralty. His Lordship had
tory, passed through Canterbury ned from way h.'s ore
Admiral, and 516.,if
the crimson flag of the Turid'h
had the devices of the cresce
the late French war, arelbe I'll
oFnoluyn tsationp,pae ndd a
butm fellow-citizens harlerol4,
he London Torlahrool:i
teroerstingotrtoopbcyhd.salittaiirgiic.ieehnoitofirai:l‘:
6'
,:el 3,
iiro
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tunity of,
seeing thiisfneuirtvteyo.f._°°Tr
w h Li c
hAdTi
dE
nVo
tlvCauTl
up 0:
nii:
rush th'ieu.'ePexapnned,
skiiand lives
ng about the lives lost at the late battle ftvi' it'
it
e a srHat sqh
quarter
in
xi T,
and the expenditure it may lead to. The .it ,
it has disappointed METTERNICH, withy WllOlO tvie.there
discomfited its
peaasyyfoart :ctibietrnt hheastoTreexuaredekuatwel.: tsl.:
lesson
their
nw
battlelrish
k,
ttpehurresokeofsatuhilisaeEevgenEifodbloxienbA.ee_r:htptvhytovih,peonaiucuhshotbEalipriwt.ier;itoi__sjilpeatte.L7::_iifio_e:ti:t.heye.coci_teinst:96:3;:i
in every
will be very unpalatable to tyrants and '
rhe folly
rather. equivocal notification • appears in a l'oefril
Journal. We really much doubt whether the. orpg
is of that pleasing description as to induce /46 ty
to covet the reward .—" MANY PHILIYS, aged .:Erio
lived an honest and truly grateful servant with °7iir
and mistress for 30 years, her mistress had her ooty
a very handsome manner, as an example 10
olity 0
cants ! ! !"—Berkshire Chronicle. n•,
A DELUGE OF WHISKEY Last ~,p ,pf
a waggon, belonging to Mr. STTIN, of East :',OO
heavily laden with hogsheads of whiskey, was pst•Vior
Houndsditch, the bolt Which connects the front filfo
the carriage, suddenly broke, and a hogshead,fo,o . iii
io the fall. The eineoel3.
was completely staved
brought out all the hivingdrara fraternity in
.010 sr 1
in vessels of every description, ii rec:t
bourhood, who,
eagerly strove to catch tir„Salf
pot to a wash-tub,
quor. Many of them were ,
aiterwards r01""`
0' ~ri
street in a glorious state of intoxication. 0 d
M 111 e
GORANDIZING.—On onday l'istkg,":il '
sequence of a wager of half a guinea havitigjere
between two persons, that LYON, who we ".t, s `1146f
suffering under aberration of intellect, should , so ca
of mutton, weighing ten pounds and a qurtep'sblifitiVtl
rolls of bread in an hour ; the exhibition Nags ille,7till'Aes,
and took place in the yard of the Angel Inn, it% tr,,,,
Place. The fellow accomplished his task Nvit,lthefet
and afterwards took some bread and cheeses ".„" Pi
rently feeling any inconvenience from
• tv VI
Advertiser. i the aft
The ruins of the Roman AinP`l'. 1:ill or°
01 4
Nismes, which amply prove the architectarde hitf',,,
ancients, and the arcades, sixty in number, 0.`1:0 Z."
mented with columns of the Tuscan order, svfl, belvel',,sh
parison with any modern construction, both '°.,,;ploi '',
solidity. Some of the stone or composition nec,eooPe)
durable, that it presents scarcely a gig° °' l'llob°r-
Amphitheatre, it is calculated, would contaia, 1
sons, reckoning each place at 20 inches' 11l
, <4l
Evening Courant. 13A:. o'll
IMPROVEMENT AT BOTANY "JP A
ey ,Qt. 11.,
tread-mill at Sidney has lately been stOPPf 0 voits (0
" hands," or as we ought to say, for want '.' cite ce°,-a
morality of the " grinders" seems, from this 43;0,1001 ,
to have improved much of late. It require' •000 Joe
to " work the mill," and )esterday the aee°ll3,,gito, i f
linquents amounted only to twenty.--At'str re 1100
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 15._We lostbe 0,00
alteration in our Cotton market to-day ii, of Off"
been about 1,500 bags, and during the vie' ~00, .
to 6,000 bags. To-morrow about 10,000 0.111
ous descriptions, will be offered at auction.
3tioto, :
CORN MARKET.--The fine If! g Opor
the farmers are taking advantage of so to
I/61011
caused yesterday's market
rico,
digging potatoes,
supply. Still there was no improvement in 1)
Street,
trf
corn dedinetl.--Dublin Patriot. ,5
~
.--.
irs. ' i
A GoODLY NUMBER.—In urix.AO, g 0 fI
p oe
c
the 13th instant, the lady of Ricsaon ,iulre
of a'son, making the number of nineteen '
:
of whom are living.--Freeman's Journfl