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all civilized nations shall mutually pledge them-
selves to each other for the suppression of that
execrable traffic ; and to this end, let it be de-
clared that all ships and vessels engaged in it
after the mouth of May, 1820, under whatever
flag they may sail, with their Co M tnanders, Of-
ficers, and crews, shall be regarded and treated as

pirates. .
Thus will Africa be effectually rescued from her
miseries, and Europe tram her crimes. Thus
may the righteous Governor of the World be pro-
pitiated, and the bless►ngs of his favouring P►ovi-
deuce crown the work which your wisdom and
maguanimity has raised.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

couwr OF CHANCERY, Nor. ,9.

OPERA-HOUSE.—WATERS V. TAYLOR.
Mr. HART requested that his Lordship would
be kind enough to allow this case to stand over
for a few days.
The LORD CHANCELLOR.—I Mll3t first learn on
what grounds this case is to be postponed.
Mr. HART said that he was Jolly [it epared to
have gone on with the case this' day, but that in
consequence of the severe indisposition of his
Majesty's Solicitor-General he could not go on
with it.
The Loan CHANCELLOR.—As this is very

plainly a case of necessity, it must of course stand
over, for I believe nothing but indilposit ion would
have prevented the Solicitor-General froth being
here. I shall hear it the first thing again ona
future day,

TEMPEST V. ORD.
Mr. lIART.---My Lord, I have to mode, that
your Lordship, before you proceed to the ordi-
nary business of the day, would be kind enough
to allow.a motion in this case to he transferred to
your Lordship's paper from that of the Vice-
Chancellor. Your Lordship having heard the
principal parts of the case, it is proper, as we
conceive, that the other parts should be heard be-
fore your Lordship. The motion we intend to
make, is merely relative to what the difference' is
between Mowbray and Co. who were formerly
bankers on the estate, and who, when they acted,
did so from the best of motives.
The LORD CHANCELLOR said, he wished to
know :the nature of the transaction, because it
was to him, as it were, a common transaction,
quite unknown. He was told, that several hills
had been taken up at the instance of Lady Tem-
pest ; and if this was the Case,•lie could not pos-
sibly interfere.
Mr. HART said, that be could not object to the
order, of, his Lordship, prrivided such order was
issued Without exception to the claims which
might hereafter be made.

count Or KING'S BENCH, Nov. 9.

WICKS, qui. tam V. GORDON.

Mr. CHITTY applied fur a-Rule to spew cause
why there should not•be an arrest of judgment, or
a nonsuiT; in this case. It was an fiction to re-
cover 5001. penalty under the Stock Jobbing Act.
.The declaration stated, that the parties made an
illegal bargain or transfer of stock On the 22d of
February, without saying it was settling day.
The evidence at the trial .proved that the transfer
was on-settling day, and Mr. Chitty contended
that the-variance between the count in the decla-
ration anti the evidence was fatal, and that the
action could not be maintained. The COurt held
that they could not grant a Rule to arrest judg-
ment, but they allowed Mr. Chitty to take a
Rule to show cause why a non3uit should not be
entered..

FROM SATURDAY'S GAZETTE.

DIVIDENDS.

N0v.28, 'l'. Holmes, J. Harris, and J. D. English, Long-
acre, coach-makers—Nov. 28, W. Price, Nlinories, tea-
dealer—Dec. i, Bell and J. Snowden, Leeds, linen-drapers
—Dec. 12, .1. Snug-gs, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, mer-
cer—Nov. 80, S. R. Wilmot, Bristol, brewer—Dec. 8, R. W.
Tabor, James-street, -Golden-square, plumber—Dee. 1, B.
Allen, Leicester, fancy-trimtning-manufacturer—Dec. s, D.
Banks, Storehouse, Devonshire, ship-littilder--Dec. 1. K.
Sanderson, Ocklam on the %Voids, l'orkshire,,farmer—Nov.
28, J. Aldred, Chertsev, grocer—Dec. 1, J. Colliny,,Gospqt,
grocer—Dec. 1, J. Astell, Leicester, butcher—Dec.' 8, I.
Bragg, Great Queen-street, Long-acre, jewelletl's7or,
Borsley,-Hanway-street. Oxford-street, s lioemaker—NoV.-
J. Dowdali, Dartmouth-street, Westminster, carpenter—
Dec. 19, S. Jones,' St. Paul's Church-yard, silk-niattufactuev
—Nov. 2R, T. Lane, Godalming, butcher—Dec. 5, R. Malt-
by, Mortimer-street, money-scrivener—Nov. 24, -M. Fur-
hinge, ,I.Joyd's Coffee-house, merchant—Nov. 24, J. Evans,
Tottenham-court-road, Buell-draper—Dec. 1, G. Grishrook
Sloane-terrace, Chelsea, linen-draper—Nov. SO, C. T. Baker
Marlborough, Wiltshire, linen-draper.
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CERTIFICATES—Nov. 28.
W. Bath, Vslier, victualler—W. Brown, College-hill, mer-
chant—S.. Wilkins, Russell-street, Bermondsey, fell-monger
—J. Cross, Commercial-road, tailor—G. Williams, Lilypot-
lane, straw4iat-madufacturer—T. Hargroves, Fore-street,
hat-manufacturer—lt. Lightfoot. Carlisle, iron-merclu►nt--
11. Leach and J. Ambrose, Bristol, linen-merchants,--S. Ab-
bott, New-court, St. Swithas-lane, merchant—J. 0. Head,
Liverpool, merchant.
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In R garden at Osbaldick, near York, belonging
to Mrs. Gossip,
_are several double violets at pre-
sent in gill bloom.

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SUICIDE.L-The following melancholy event
took•place at \Vest Heudred, near \Vantage, on
the'evening of the 30th tilt :—Mr. Edward Co-
ventry, aged 20, son of Mr. Coventry, farmer of
that place, having bad, some dispute with his pa--
rents, retired into the sitting-room, and lucking
the door, took 'a short double-barrelled gun, and
applying the muzzle to his temple, discharged
the ,contents into his bead, and instantly expired.
On Sunday evening, before the 'setting of the
watch, as Mr. Cracow•, ot Charlotte-street, Port-
land-place, was walking with a lady on the west-
ern side ot Fitzroy-square, he was surrounded' by
a gang of four or five ruffians, who knocked him
down, and stole his watch and hat, and the lady's
white swans-down tippet, with which they got
clear off. A man is in custody on suspicion.
Saturday, a boy three years of age, and his
sister still younger, were entrusted by their pa-
rents, persons of great respectability residing in
Canonbury-lane, Islington, to the care of a female
servant, for the. purpose of giving them an airing
in a small hand chaise. The youngest child. was
found at a late hour in the evening alone, under
the Asylum-wall, Lambeth. The servant
has
absconded ; and the boy has not since bee-
hearAof.