The Sun.
London, England, 1829-01-21 00:00:00

lIAMPAITON V. ITAMERTON.

L► this cause, which was a suit for a divorce, pro-
tooted by Major Hamerton against his wife, on the
ground of adultery alleged to have beam committed
by her with Mr. John Ensile,
Dr. LUSIIINGTON moved the Court to rescind the
conclusion come to on the hearing of the case, as au
additional allegation was prepared and ready to be
brought in.
The KING'S ADVOCAT2, on behalf of the wife,
opposed the motion on the ground that no notice
had been given.
The COURT considered the motion premature.
The allegation must be first given in, for it would
depend very much on the contents of the allegation
whether the Court would consent to rescind the
conclusion or not. There should also he an affidavit
stating that new facts had come to the knowledge
of the husband which he believed he should be able
to prove.
Dr. LUSIILNGTON said the affidavit should be pre-
pared by the next Court day.
The JuDGE said that, if there were sufficient
grounds shown,he would then rescind the :allegation ;
and if not he should feel it his duty to dismiss the
wife from the suit.

INSOLVENT NEBTOR'S COURT,• JAN. 20.

Thomas Poynter was opposed by Mr. D. Poi,
Loci:, on behalf of Mr. Worn'li, of Chester. The
opposing creditor, it appeared from the evidence,
was formerly in partnership with the insolvent, who,
on dissolving partnership, was indebted to Mr. Wor-
rail 100/., for which he gave him a promissory note,
payable by instalments; but not having paid any,
Mr. Worrall commenced proceedings against him,-
and he pleaded the general issue, and put the cre-
ditor to 501. unnecessary expenses. The insolvent,
after his render to prison, wrote a letter to Mr.
\Vora', inviting him to the prison, which he styled
as the best in the Empire (meaning the King's
Bench Prison); where there were Knights, Colonels,
Lieutenants, and Gentlemen of all sorts. There
was an election being carried on, the Borough of
Tentf_.rden having lost its Member, and he (Mr.
Worrali) woc;!4 hear able speeches from the hustings.
They (the prisoners) led an easy life of it, and had
tape shops, and in short every thing they wanted.
The epistle concluded thus :—" I am very happy,
1 shall never pay you, and I pr►y for your pro-
sperity."
Mr. Commissioner HARIIIS sentenced the insol-
vent to six calendar• months imprisonment.

A few days since, as some labourers were
digging nigh to a windmill, in the parish of Beedine, in
this county, they discovered a human skeleton with a sort
of dagga, or pointed knife, sticking between the fourth
and fifth ribs oldie i,rt The skeleton was quite per-
fect, and thought, by professional razn who saw it, to be
that of some unfortunate female who many years ago bra'
been murdered by some villain, who had escaped justice.
The bone?, and instrument were carefully taken up, and
are now in the posses.iion of a respectable farmer.—Susses
Advertiser.

On Monday last, at the fair of H„bertstown, 1 'without variation. - The frost having set in severely
lit is expected will advance the prices of Butter.
there wa: dreadful fightig n ; one man, named William Sa
The arrivals last week are 4,070 firkins Irish, and
vage, was killed on the spot, and another was so danger-
only wounded that his life is despaired of. An inquest 4,306 casks Foreign. Arrivals of Bacon 191 hales.
was held on Wednesday, by Charles Bennett, Esq. coroner, '
kl llom—There is no alteration in the Flop Market;
before whom several witnesses were examined, and
wasin ad order . the fine qualities continue to be inquired after, but
to satisfy the ends of offended justice, the inquestno transactions of any extent are reported.
j punted until Thursday, to enable the Magistrates to sum- ,
mon witnesses, and to identify the actors in this bloody '
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ToßAcco At a late meeting of the trade it was
affray,..,Uwerich Chronick.9per i
,I propo,-ed to advance the prices of Tobacco -.d. i

IMI'ORTRD. Ex rott riiti.
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Same pc- Previous-
This riod last ly this
year. year. ye.tr.
__.-- .--- ---_
flags, &c. Bags, &e.lßags, &e. Bags, &e.
Liverpool (4.133 14,494 I izirii3 138
Londtai .
Olasuow
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. 831
87
. .

&c. Bag's, &c. Bags, &c. Bags, &c.
16,133 14,491 I 2 3 133
137 30
631 87
....... 5'26.
- 4110.

Olasuow
Total exported in lEk
Same period 1918

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