The Sun.
London, England, 1816-08-03 00:00:00

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ICihrSaCtiAEL (AltenßitilltE). JULY 26....4604
the. 215 a tilt. there •Vega thunder very.early ; nut
hetw'een note and tin o'clock A. M. the peals were
very linul and near, and the lightning frequent,
until torrents of very large hailstones and rain.
fell. TheiVhole,,day was sultry.; it began now
to clear up, and the atmosphere to bear a plea..
tont aspect. h kept dry tilt near three o'clock
r. let, *hen the sky lowered, and-darkness aver-
spread the face of heaven :the thunder-bolts were
then So loud and near), that all in church thought
.the roof was ten:-,-the'peals'ilt thunder coming
at first front theliast.,' and going mond to lite
‘Vest, directly over our heath; the thick darkness
that fell In aWful gloArti opening onretnittedly to
the_vivit4 flashes of lightning. Nothing could be
more. sublime, grand, or terrible!
Immetliately.after this tremendous storm was
.over it became fair,r the sky serene, and the put
shone forth with meridian strengh and splendour.
At the . same titne a tiingolar phenomenon was
observed at Lochgilphead : it being ebb-tide, the
water all of a sudden rose some feet high, rolling
forward in a body, and recoiling in a circular di.
reetion, whirling round several times the boats
Which lay in its course, and advancing-and rem
treating in this manner for some time.

QUIIIMSBERRY CAUSIL—The fund in Court, in
the Queensberry Cause is said to be as follows
r..t,isaga76 8 5 Three per Cent. Consols.
299,097 5 It Three per Cent. Reduced A 1113111644.

1..1,431,g73 14 4 f Three per Cents.
The F.14r1 of Wernyes atm the March teualtte

claitot stmouot tU
The claims of the Daceleuelt nrQtteuhsberry
lin*nts .....

Total Sterling 1..414,0U 8 0
It is proposed to set aside 160,214 2s. 7d.
3 per cent. Consed,,. part-of the above 1,138,9701.
Bs. sd. 3 per cent. Annuities, to answer the claims
of Lord. WateiSS•and his tenant.; and G11,)261.
171. 7d. 3 per cent. Annuities, further part of the
said 1,138,9761. Bs. rid. 3 pot. cent. Annuities, to
answer the claims of the said Buccleucts or Queens».
berry tenants ; and to let loose the remainder of
the hind is part ['apnea: of the legacies.

LAW INTELLIGENCL.

0:31.7RT OF CHANCERY, At a. t.

%VINDSOIt IIANK.

CoOMBE iN TIIE MATTER OF BROWN AND COOMBE.
The LoRD •CIIANCELLoR, on coining into Court,
said, that he. bud read all the papers relative to the
Alb°, e ease, Which was that of Mr. James Coomb,
b:Ailtruin, lately a banker -in lVindsor, in part-
ocrloitip witty Mr. tirOWtri'vlin had been 'cOmMit-
ted to Newgate by n warrant of the Commis-
sioners of Bankruptcy, dated 2d of July,
..for not
answering to their satisfaction the interrogatories
pot to him on his examination. His Lordship said,
lie had,forthe better guidance ofhisjthlgment,look•
ed into various precedents, particularly that of
:Noland ; and the result of his consideration was,
.that as nt the second examination of Mr. Coombe
no inention appeared to be made of that insuffi-
ciency which had been stated as attending the
first; it did not appetv to'hirn that there remained
sufficient •grounid fur 'continuing that.Gentlettian
in custody.: Ile spoke, however, with caution,
and,if the Cason had permitted,_ lit~ would gladly
: hare .fortilied. or Corrected his Opinion by those
of his Learned Brethren, then ithSeot on their
official duties. lle•lhotight, however, under thC
circuhtstaticei of the case, that be way wary -sic&
on the affidavit of the second examination bving
produeed, to order Mr. Coombe' for the present
to he discharged. And it .Was ordered accord-
ingly. •
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,coNsLiTony coy aT, DQCTUktB' coMMONis, Auq. 2.

ADULTERY.

HARVEY V. HARVEY.

• 'this teas a suit for a tlivoree at the histante of
tleorge Ftederick liarvey, Esq. a Captain it,t the
.Arnty,, against the Honourable, by courtrsy called
LOY, lionora Elizabeth Hester Harvey, Iris wife,
on the ground ofalultery.
It appeared that Lady Harvey was a daughter
pf the Earl of Cavan, and on the Ist of. April,
1809, being then the widow of Capt. Woodgitte,
was married to Captain Harvey. They, limed
to-
gctlier front that time' at vations places, as Capt.
lati:ey's unfessional ditties rendered expe-
dient, and had, one datighter.
,Ifte adultery
was charged 'to .have taken place with•ru Lieu-
tenant Usher. The origin o,f Lady Harvey's
acquaintance with hint did not appear.; but 'it
was provi:d that in May, 1815, Lady i.L,"ey,
with two serVantsi left her residence at Ilastings,
and arrived at the house of. Mrs. :Forsyth; at pm!.
Kensington, nniter .way to Chef-
:rollout. Captain liarvey followed, with his
daughter ;' anti it was theuarranged that,be-3hhuld
set off front thence on the 2d of June, and proceed
to Cheltenliam.to procure lodgings for them ; that
Lady littrvey, with her daughter tintl,tbeservants,
shottld•on :the saute day proceed tti the house of
her sister;, ,Lady Ditticonihe,,at Brick4hill,.Bucks,
tenti4ll (bare Utitii he and then 'proceed to
.CheittlAittn. C:iptatv;Harvey, in 1)101in:owe of
NOS eitangement, set off on the 2d;.blit., Lady
.Ilar vey, of, going. to het sittav's'nn
the next day, tinder pretence of. hnsineha went
trr London.
,and Met. Lieutenant Vs.tier
bad, taken in Kirby-street,. 'Litton-gar-
den :beyretended to have beep privately married,
and they passed- thun:glit. theretogt,t;,er, ,Lady
illarvity art trot at Cliehrphant tin the 80 of June,
.uud continued 1,, live with her:husband until tip.
"22d, when site,,eloped ;,erid it appeared C..tt sitvl
ftont that time treqUe.nt meetings with
;Usher At his longingtiovhere they continued to
•-:,9l,tioss for 111414 and`wife. She afterwards returned
to Mrs. Forsyth'S,:anil the I.stesetir suitllvas font.,
-Xneneetl„. An actiOn was .aitcr wadi hrouultt
:against, tient Usher, who .intfered ;judgment to
go by default ; mot upon the :oxecitt6tt °tit wilt.
" of Inquiry; 1000 t. dantagilinkirtre: riwarektil tignkwiti
• •
No-derence.Y.tas offerett the only
_questiou
arose. Ilion the'evidence ifildueed-of titrsti'•
;fat* %Vas, whethersiytifeently proyed ad:
any, the geuilek'att, with tviroin LattyilarVerfeobabited
at the lodAin.gi:itilittttiti;Oralifiril was not Captain
thriterter hughbncl After fottie little iliberaaSiOa
W't,t.:4,%:',liTT expressed himself satisfied that
oint-was made oat, red the proof therefore be...,
-big-cotiipiefelie pronounced for Site divorce.
1"" A titrthiq question fret; thfit. raised as to the
payment of cost, Catitain 'Harvey'tfCounsel con-
tending against In pity the expences
on both sides, 9117 the ground of his income being
vcry'corisideftablit less titan the• fortune separately
Secured tatally :Harvey. This fact being 1 esta.
Wished In
SCIOTT, upon the atttt urity of a case
or two cam., was of opinion that Oita was Wit a
case in which the wife was entitled to costs
u must the husband. Costs according refused.

Notwithstanding the long-continued wet wea-
ther, the Wheats and Corn in general give promise
of a plentiful, anti, at present, uninjured crop, in
most parts of this county as well as the adjOining
one; but the &flied Barleys are vevy inferlor to
those sown broad-cast. The Clover anti 'lay
crops are vety greatly injured throughout both
counties, and those eat previous to the past week
remain on the ground. In many fields the
second crop of Closer will be nearly ready for the
scythe betore the first (generally looking %ery
black) is carried off.—(Nortvieli Paperd
About five o'clock yesterday-afternoon a wag.
gon passing by Bedford.street, Strand, laden with
bags of charcoal, at the top of which were several
black men, attracted the notice of numeroits spec.
tatots ; a person Stepried tip to the {'nice-horse,
took hold of him by *lit; briLlie, and stopped their
progress, dematidiog the di iver to unload the eons
tents. 'Several .empty'ecmycyabces were passing
by, which were ikttt, its .requisition, and when the
sacks were sifted, agreeable to order, there was
found concealed in 'several of them a considerable
quantity of scents and othai. Freud) pet fuTes;
The horses Mid "waigKon were immediately scizen
Iv'sevvrai other Custoth.house Offieers.
CIA/ LD.Dao I.Pt tio.:—.l.3ctit Ceti nineand ten o'Cloek
..•
on Wednesday evening, s fine male infant, appa-
iently about six weci:,s old, teas tiv°lllle4 inthe
nB,-;s8 eof Messrs. Peacock and ThanisOn's house,
gi
Chancerv•luae. It is now ui the work•hoose.
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