The Sun.
London, England, 1827-05-12 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 1 . —Wind Majesty's
ship Victory was yesterday warped alongside the dock-
yard, for the purpose of being taken into dock ; and his
Majesty's ship Revenge has been paid off to-day. The
Romney, now at Spithead, will sail in a few days for Cork
and Quebec'

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, MAY 11.-Wind N.E.—Arrived the Percy,
Sayers, from St. Vincent's ; Agne4, Martin, from St. Do-
mingo ; and Marquis Camden, Don, from China. Arrived
from London, the Ark, Ackhurst, for Sierra Leone ; Caro-
line, Atkinson, for St. Übes ; and Fanny, Peacock, for the
Brazils ; the Grecian, Allen, for Calcutta, and the Syra,
for the South Seas, are just passing.
POILTS3rOUTII.-Wind W.N.W. to N.W.—Sailed the
Cadmus, Marshall, for Iliiramichi.
FALMOUTH, MAT 10.—Wind variable.—Arrived the
Cambrian, Robertson, front New York. the Eliza-
beth, Henderson, for Rio.

GRAVESEND, MAY o.—Arrived, the George the
Fourth steamer, from Gibraltar.

ELsrNolta, MAY I.—The Brothers, Mearns, of Mon.
trose, bound to Riga, has put into harbour to repair.

LivEaroon, MAv 10.—The Hercules and the Lucien,
which were on shore in the Savannah River, got off, and
proceeded for this port on the 3d inst.
BOULOGNZ, MAY 9.—The Hope, from Hamburgh to
Newfoundland, was got off yesterday, and brought into
this harbour : her damage cannot at present be ascertained.
About 100 casks of flour are damaged.
NORTH Sumns, MAY 10.—The Mary Anne, Watson,
of and from Yarmouth, upset en Tynemouth Bar last night,
and was towed into this harbour by a eteam-packet this
morning.

The Conde de Palma Mello sailed from Maranham on the
14th March, for Lisbon ; she struck the same night,
knocked off her rudder, and had three feet water in her
hold, and was abandoned by the crew ; she was carried
back into port on the 20th, and was discharging.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF CHANCERY.
HILL V. REARDON.

Mr. FONBLANQUE bad a very short, but pressing,
motion to make, which he hoped the Court would hear.
There was a motion about to be made before the Vice-
Chancellor, calculated to counteract the object of the one
the learned Counsel wished now to make, and which,
from feelings of delicacy, the parties did not like to make
in the other Court, on account of the present
Vice-Chancellor having been employed as Counsel in
the cause for the parties interested in opposing it. The
drift of the motion was, that a sum of money that had
been paid into Court to the credit of two causes, might he
transferred into one of them—the one that still remained
before the Court ; the other having been dismissed by the
late Lord Chancellor. The money had been paid into
Court pending the two causes.

His LORDSHIP.—There is a particular day appointed for
motions. To-day is for the hearing of appeals.
Mr. FONBLANQUE had always understood that the
Court had been in the habit of hearing motions of an ur-
gent nature on any day.
His Loßnsilic—But the ground of this motion must
have existed before Wednesday last, and though I was here
then, there was nobody prepared to make a motion.

Mr. FONBLANQUE considered himself, strictly speaking,
entitled, according to the practice, to make a motion on any
day in term time, though he did not wish to pn As any
thing against the inclination of the Court, provided he
did not sacrifice the interest of hia client. if the Court
would therefore intimate that the pending motion on the
other side should not be made until his motion could be
suffered to be made here, he cared not to what day his
Lordship might postpone it.

His LoßDsmr—Who is on the other side?
Mr. WRAY appeared for the Crown.
Mr. FONBLANQUE observed that the money would be
equally secure, after the transfer to what it was now.

His Lonnsitir.—Let the whole remain suspended till
the next motion day, which will be Wednesday. If we
lay down a rule for the proceedings of the Court, it is in-
convenient to depart from that rule. 1 was here on Wed-
nesday to hear motions, and no person was here to make
them. Let the other motion be suspended as well as
this one.