Star.
London, England, 1830-01-25 00:00:00

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Saturday. 25 —Motions.
1400441• Jan. 15, and 211—Cavees.
Wednesday,!7—Pleas, Demurrers, Rseeptions, and Per.

Monda, Jan. SS—Melons.
J Friday, J. 119, and Monday, Feb. I—Goer.
Wednesday, Feb. s—Pkna, Deinorrers, Eseepdess, and Fir.

Thpndab Feb. 4—Modeae.
FridaY. Fs& a ; Saturday,. ; Monday. I ; and Tosiday, S—
emmes.
Wednesday, Feb. 10—Pleas, Demurrers, Zampdam, and Far.
Dirs.
Thursday. Feb. 11-80 art Causes aad Causes.
Friday, Feb. 11—Metleas.
Oa Saturday_ the Mb of January. and Tuesday the Sad at
February, the VlClCuencsu.os will sit in Limala's lan to bar
Bankrupt Peddens.

COURT OF CHANCRRY, JAIL SS.

This being the int day of Hilary Term. the asaal earns lee
were gorse through. and ids Lard/hip did not take his seat WO
one o'clock.

1161111 AS moans.
Mr. Duncan Campbell was brought up by writ of Habeas Coe-
pus to be diacksrged. In the cause of Gray and Otbers,v. Camp-
bell, a bin had been Med, the object of which was to compel the
payment at certain ooze, In the bands of Mr. Campbell, to
which the Oaken(calmed to be midtled. To this bin Mr. Camp-'I
bell had refused to pm in his answer, and. In eansequence, bad
been committed to the Fleet Prison for contempt.
Mr. Ermaamo now appeared as Counsel to, sane of the plain-
Mk who wens interested as trustee% and the lleameres-Gasiaii
far others of the plaintiffs. Those for wheat Mr. Ellierton
appealed opposed Mr. Campbell's discharge, while the clients of
the Solicitor-General eared no The firmer Learned
Gentkinan now moved that Mr. It be remanded for want
of answer.

Mr. Campbell appeared is person. assisted by Mr. Nigh, who
Ida a silent held sad opposed the motion. He stated his willing-
steeseketorcy the money to those parties who proved themselves to
be entitled ; but he submitted that the plaintiffs had cese-
epreala irregularities and improprieties in these proceediegs.
aid bed made statements in the bill which could not be supported
sine Leas CUMIC2II.OII intimated that if that were the cam Mt.
had adopted a very erroneous coarse. As the matter now
he was bound to answer.
Mr. Campbell stated that be hod numbed already throe years lo
CI and It was a greet hardship epee bim that he should be
:: Maned.
The 8 ma rros•Gesimat. stated that the *WS bad perfect re.
aims* Mr. Campbell's honour, and ho (the Solicitor-General)
was eatieled that Mr. Campbell intended to do what was right.
All thakwu now required was an answer to the MU.
Mr. Campbell repeated his objection to putting in an answer.
Tao eats would be the payment of the money to parties not justly
meted.
Tbe

suggested *at Mr. Campbell Amid
the wog btu the Court, and the patUes would tale
,11e. Campbell's word of tumour that be would peke an sumer
Maio a given time. 'lke partks would also undertake that the
amts of the contempt Mould um be maimed.
Ths Imam Casanewines adeked Ik. Campbell to accept this
liberal igen

Mr. Campbell refused to accede to the pompom% and indeed
upon his rights as a Bleb subject. He then adverted to the ob-
jections raised by the &glow to mused Ids personal appearance
in the came, and respired &oblong to he adduced et the Min of
the bill, asil of the test that se an.wor had been pet ie.
The Lou Communes stated that t►e certilleaut of theta:sr
was all that was requisite to be_ produced.
More some (ember diecossism, in which Mr. Camiphellimieed
that be was condemned without proof. the Mar et the iliamemis.
Haman was repeated. sod again reseed. •le. Oripbell was
then reaunded non be thought at to pet In a formal sewn so
the bal.

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This =Woe wee reamed, sot eeeeple4 tke rot glebe der.
VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COORT. Jas. I&
The Voce-Caapraseas est lady at Westinkseter Hal end db.

posed of • fret towdass, which were, as as vs nab ionise.;
either eaappeeed orb( notesot.
His Howe% is ate case refused, is Whereinn to his farmer. 6-1
termination, to entertain a nodes for the payment of a sum of,
LII iota Coon, becalm the mean of that pediunilog would be
more than the amount of the principal.
Mr. KiLiffeWhe appeared for the defendant. eampleined that
the plaisuirs sulkiest had refused to furnish his dieot with the
same of the Ceased who was to wake the motion. with a view. as
he suspected, ea take au order la coosegoesee of ino•oppearatece...-
He thought this panne njuired alteradoss, sad that k would be
foe the advantage of the &or sod the esswedeace et the Ca" if
the notice of all motions contdoed the same of the *edemas who
was Instructed to wake such a matins. He was sot disposed to
masks the wan of the Sadler la the proem we, but be thought
be was very ill advised in adapting a coarse which °odd he in-
ilesded foe so mbar potpie then to take in order by estgebo, sod
which had the ant of detaining hum as the appall* Canoed is
Coon doting the whole of the day, and at agrees ludderrokbes,
W welds the maim
The Vaa.Camenkaas was sot disposed to wale arty nimistio• I
sock as that alluded in by the Lensed Coassed, without eetnaking
she Lard Cloneellor oft thew • •Mt be creed wish him that
sods suudast as the pen sef the for was cakelated to produce,
end knoovesiewee; end be hayed for the mime of the prelusion.
do set nowt vety awe enturresee.