The Sun.
London, England, 1827-08-01 00:00:00

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couRT OF CHANCERY.
WILMS V. MORI.

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT.
BEAUVOIR V. RHODES.

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LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.)

Mr. SHADWELL applied ex parte on bill and affi-
davit filed for an injtinction to restrain the defendant
from selling or causing to be sold certain airs which
he had published. The airs were—Der Alpen
Jagger, and Der Landstrum von Tyrol, composed bY
Leidel after having, arrived in this country, and Die
Gamsen, Dus Schuzenbier, 'and Lauterbick, com-
posed by Rainer, before he arrived here. The
Rainers having come here to sing these airs,
they employed Mr. 'Willis to get them scored ;
Mr, Willis got that done, and purchased the
copyright as it were in the music from Leidel and
Rainer, which was assigned over to him. The de-
fendant had since pirated the music, and hence the
application to this Court.
Mr. HALLS was with Mr. SHADIVELL, and the
Court granted the injunction, ordering notice to be
given immediately.

Mr. lICALD moved that an order. made by the late
Lord Chancellor in this cause, might be discharged.
The order was to the effect, that the plaintiff might
be at liberty to withdraw his replication, and
amend his bill generally, or that he might be at
liberty, so for to amend it as to the first three spe-
cific documents in issue, for the purpose of having
them produced and read at the re-hearing. This
order bad, it appeared, been consented to on the part
of the plaintiff, under the impression that Lord
Eldon was to have decided all matters in
dispute between the parties, more in the
character of an arbitrator than of a Judge pre-
siding in a Court of Equity. His Lordship, how-
ever, did not decide, and the consequence is, that
some of the parties seem now inclined to nndo much
that had been consented to when Lord Eldon pro-
mised to take the matter into his own hands.
Mr. PEPYS and Mr. CISYNG followed on the same
side.

The VICE-CHANCELLOR refused the application
with costs.

Mr. HEALD hoped his Honour would not consi-
der that costs ought to be given where there
were such good grounds for the Application.
Ths VICE-CHANCELLOR.—I think that where
&party fails in making out his case to the satisfac-
tion of the Court, he ought to indemnify the oppo-
site party for bringing him here at considerable ex-
pense. I think that if this rule were strictly
adhered to, it would tend to discharge many useless
motions, and save much valuable time. Ido not
apply the observation to the present motion, and I
most certainly will deal in the same manner with
Mr. Horne, in the event of his failing.
Mr. HORNE for the plaintiff, then moved, that the
cause of Beauvoir v. Rhodes, which had been set
down for hearing before the Lord Chancellor, by the
defendant, might he struck out of his Lordship's
paper, and that the defendants pay the costs of the
application.

The VICE-CHANCELLOR, after some discussion,
between Counsel, refused the motion.
Mr. HEALD—It is now my turn to get the costs.
—(A laugh.)
The VICE-CHANCELLOR—Certainly.
Mr. HORNE was proceeding to submit another
motion on the same cause, when our Reporter left
the Court.

FASHIONABLE AND MISCELLANEOUS.

WINDSOR, JULY 31.—Yesterday the. Queen
of WURTEMEERG, accompanied by her Royal Sisters,
Princess kunusra and the Duchess of Gtouczorsa, left
Frogmore Lodge at half-past twelve o'clock, in a double-
bo4ied phaeton, drawn by four of his Majesty's ponies,
and driven by two postilions in the Royal livery, escorted
by the King's Forester, in green, and two outriders also in
the Royal livery. On leaving Frogmore Lodge they pro-
ceeded by the private drive and the new plantations to the
Royal Lodge, it being the first time her MAJESTY visited
there. On their arrival they were met at the entrance
door by Sir ANDREW 13AarrAan, who conducted the illus-
trious party to the saloon, where they were received by his
MAJESTY with the utmost cordiality. After partaking of
an elegant collation her MAJESTY, attended by the KING,
inspected the Royal Lodge, the conservatory, and the plea-
sure grounds adjoining, with which she was highly de-
lighted, and particularly pleased in viewing the number of
pheasants and partridges, quite tame, on the lawn under
the windows of the Lodge, where they daily resort for their
regular !nod. After -passing nearly three hours with his
MAJESTY, the Royal party took leave and returned to
Frogmore Lodge.

The Duke of SUSSEX gave a grand dinner
yesterday at his apartments in the KING'S Palace at Ken-
sington, to the Duchess of KENT, the Prince of LEININ-
GEN, the Princess FEODORE, and a select party of nobility
and gentry.

The Duchess of KENT, accompanied by the
Princesses VICTORIA and FEODORE, and the Prince of
lAttnirroxN, arrived at her apartments in the KiNo's
Palace at Kensington, on Saturday evening, from Cum-
berland Lodge in Windsor-park, where the Royal Duchess
had been staying for some days en a visit to his MAJESTY.
Mr. CANNING, left the Royal Lodge, Wind-
sor-park, about four o'clock on Monday afternoon, and
arrived at the Duke of DEVONSHIRE'S seat at Chiswick
about six o'clock to dinner. Mr. CANNING left Chiswick
about eight o'clock yesterday morning, and proceeded 'to his
residence in Downing-street. Viscount DUDLEY and Mr.
ilattatas had interviews with Mr. CANNING yesterday.
Air. CANNING left his residence in Downing-street about
two o'clock in the afternoon, and returned to Chiswick.

Lord FARNBOROUGH and Mr. HENRIES
had a long interview with Viscount GODRRICH yesterday.
The Right Hon. CHAS. GRANT, Vice-President of the
Board of Trade, transacted business with Viscount Gone-
RICH at the Colonial-office.

Count ST. MARTIN d'AIGLIE, tllo Sardinian
►Minister, transacted business yesterday with VitiCount
DUDLEY at the Foreign-office.

Mr. PEEL arrived in town yesterday, from
the seat of hie brother, Mr. J. PEEL, at Richmond. The
Right Hon. Gentleman entertained a select party to dinner
yesterday, at his residence in Privy-gardens.
Pri9ce LIEVEN entertained a distinguished
party
of Foreigners to dinner on
'Monday, at Ashburnham
House, Dover-street.

Lord MELBOURNE entertained the Earl and
Countess COWPER and a select pal ty to dinner yesterday,
at his house, Whitehall.
Viscountess KEITH gave an elegant anti
supper on Monday night, at her mansion in Piccadilly ;
and. notwithstmding the lateness of the season, it was at-
tended by nearly two hundred of the Haut Tun.

- DOVER, JULY 31.—Arrived from Calais the
Britam* tateam-packet, with his Excellency the Right
Hon. W. N. Htt.r., his MAJESTY'S Minister Plenipoten-
tiary at the'CoOrt of Naples. His Excellency proceeded
immediately towards London.

The King's Riding-house, in Carlton Palace
Gardens, has been fitted up, and divided into secure and
dry apartments; for the purpose of containing the entire
Collection of his Majesty's Armoury, anti his choice and
valuable furniture, pictures, and other articles of vertu,
until the rooms,in Buckingham. Palace are ready to receive
them. It is estimated that property, amounting to up-
Wards of one million sterling, is at this time deposited in
the King's Riding-house.

The Army Agent to whom we alluded yes-
terdaY, as having failed to a large amount, was Mr. Win-
don
°‘Craig!s-court, Charing Cross. His name appeared
.1a 114
ri Wight's Gazette.
sen. is about to appear at Vaux-
hall Gardens, in a popular Hariequidade.

750 125,400

FISH-MARKET, BILLINGSGATE.

Since our last, the arrivals of fish (chiefly of Salmon)
.have been considerable, and the market this morning was
plentifully stocked. Lobsters were scarce, but the prices
were much lower.—The following were the prices:—

Prime Turbot, each ...
12s. 041. to 14s. Od.
Finest Salmon, per lb 1 0 1 2
Ditto Grilse 0 5"/ 0 9
Salmon Trout 0 0 0 8

Fine Whitings, per 15 0 0 5 0
Ditto large, per :
Live Eels, per 51b.
Live Flounders, per civartern
Brighton Soles, per three pairs 2 0 3, 0
Finest Lobsters, per score 4O 0 0 0
Inferior ditto
Finest Crabs
Finest Cray-fish IS 0 20 0
Shrimps, per gallon 2 0 3 0
New Cod Sounds, per barrel 0 0 6 0
Dutch Pickled Herrings 6 8 8-0
Pickled Salmon (Newcastle), per kit 0 0 30 0

COTTON WOOL,
LIST OF IMPORTS AND EXF

ATS.

IMPORTED. EXPORTED.
Same pe. 'Previous.
This riod last ly this
year. year. year.
Bags, &c. Bags, &c. Bags, &c. Bags, &e.
Liverpool 514325 310,188 853. 13,606
London 44,888 49,921 s 2,720 24;700
Glasgow 41,019 , 16,218 90
Total exported in 1827 .... 41,951.