The Sun.
London, England, 1827-12-03 00:00:00

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

Commissioners, Bitanghalal-street.
LONDON DIARY.--Tossnay, Dec. 4.—At the Court of
Coles, W., Mincing-lane... 9 Oriniani, C., Blackheath 12
Davies, W. Southampton 12 Hillier, C., Salisbury
Great Trinity 3
Voren, R. Frith street 'l2 Jackson and Shaw, Kin 's
Litman W., Lambeth .... . . 10 Lynn ....... g 9
Finch, 11., Egli= ............ 9 Morice, ................. •
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Frost, J., H01b0rn............ 1 lane lO

COUNTRY DIARY.-WEDNESDAY, Due. 5.
Came, W., Penzance.—Union, Penzance —
Chnstopher,
w., Kidderminster—swan Stourport ll
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Eyre, E. Sheffield—Commercial inn, Sheffield l2
Graham,' J., Liverpool—Angel, Liverpool
Hawke, W., spilsby—George,Spilsby ll
Morrefield, W., Kidderntrister—Swan, Stourport 4 Vaughan, J., Yazor—New inn, Hereford —

INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO RE DISCHARGED,
Petitions to be heard at Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields,
Dec. 5, at Nine o'clock,
Ashdown, J., Angletey Owen, W., Anglesey
Bowtell, J., St. Giles's Penman, T., Shadwell
Broakman, 8., Vauxhall Revell, G., Rotherhithe •
Chapman, J., Newark Shersby, S., Greenwich
Clark, J. Spa-fields Still, W. Lewisham
Dixon, W., Charles-mews Thorley, Northampton
Horwood, W., Chatham Tolfrey, F., Brussels
Mailer, W., Bradtbrd

COUNTRY.—At the Court-house, at Chester, December 6,
at Tea o'clock.
s Battigan 8., Hanley Bratt, T., Bulworth
Bates, Cf., Macclesfield Broster, G., Bollington
Bebbington, vi,T., Chorley Buxton, M., Macclesfield
Boayer, J., Prestbury Challoner, G., Croxton

DEPARTURE OF LORD WELLESLEY.—
Aware of the great interest that exists upon this important
subject, and the anxious desire which so many thousands
must naturally feel to give .Lord WELLESLEY safe and ho-
nourable conduct to the water side, we stop the Press , to
announce that that event is likely to take place on Tuesday
next. The oaths which the Lords Justices are to sUb-
scribe are actually engrossed, and were lodged this afternoon
with the Clerks of the Council. At the rising of the
Court of Chancery this day, his Lordship stated to the
Bar that he had just received a communication from the
LoKn LIEUTENANT, requesting his attendance on an early
day next week; and he wished to know on what day it
would be most convenient to them. It was finally fiXed
for Tuesday, on which day we suppose the Lords Justi,, F
will be sworn in. Their Lordships are to be, his Grace
the PADIATX, the CrialrenLott, and the CuMSr Jlsb'rlcE.
—.Dublin Evening Mail,

SCHISM BETWEEN the LORD CHANCEL'
LOR and the MASTER of the ROLLS.

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Our readers are aware that a schism lies ta'ree,
place between the Lord Chancellor and the Ale° ;
of the Rolls, on the subject of the appointment
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his Honour's Secretary, which, as it
affects the interest of the suitors of the Court, 15;
matter in the settlement of which the pablic coa.lol,
but feel a lively interest. A petition was presetele
to his Honour upwards of a fortnight since, in
tba
cause of Hayes and another v. Bagnell, praying
Receiver might be appointed, under the gortglife
Act. This petition was signed by Mr. Fretlerioj J
Shaw, the newly appointed SecretarY,
fisted in the regular way by the master lit
the Rolls. Upon . the petition being brclug
rider
to the Registrar, that Officer, acting Led
the direction of the Lord Chancellor, re'rn.o•
to make an order upon it, unless it bore tbe '1;,„70
ture of his Lordship's Secretary. Applies,t,iltbot
made, to. Mr. Long, but that gentleman eta led
he would not sips any petition which NO r;ed by
the Master of .the Rolls, and which was 4,-,d by
Mr. Shaw, he not being an officer reengato- Site
the Court. A petition was subsequently pingt
to his Lordship on behalf of the suitor, por hi'
" his Lordship would make such an order at
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wisdom should seem best to promote just,c7,
enable the petitioner to proceed in his cause. "
petition was also presented to hie Lordship 04
materi!i,
Mr. Shaw, praying that he may be allowed tojil
as Secretary to his Honour the Master of the 10
and be permitted to receive the usual fees upd
signing of petitions.
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It was understood that the matters contai
both petitions would be discussed yesterday, and it
cordingly the Court of Chancery was crowde
excess. At half-past eleven o'clock the Cbeace
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took his seat on B
then rosé and said, that h@ bad t'
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petitions of very great importance to bring
madtteer
consideration of the Court, one in the
Hayes v. Bagnell, and another from gr. Frel,
Shaw, and he begged that his Lordship w"ld
day for hearing (he matters contained in they'
The CHANCELLOR—Name your own day'
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Mr. _ S
AURIN—Then, my Lord, we will .-
turday.
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The CHANCELLOR—MIA 'rendergast, take it 0/
--" at the sitting of the Court' on Saturday'
Freeman's Journal.