The Sun.
London, England, 1811-11-20 00:00:00

Lon W . 7 4
S 1 btriught; Ail& Cobh the Cottrt ter-Used th.e,
applicalitr Tor:produalon, because the party apply-
ing was not a parry to the deed.
Lord - EI.t.ENBUitOUGII then asked if thete. as
any instance where the,,Kuty applying ,succeeded
in his application ; a stranger to I.l)ex:teed
Being:answered in the negative,_
The Court was of opinion that the Rule -1111161.
.be.discharged,, the applicant being tio party to the
agreement. . .
'Chief Justice MANsvr.Ln-obsi!rved, that here the
party was a creditorof the banking-houseiwhen the
,guarantee was given; and of course interested. -
Messrs, berjeants VALIIiIIAN and PELL contended,'
that the court had no jurisdiaion, as the party had
not any interest in -the transa6tion.; but Chief- Just ice
'MANSFIELD Oacol:a.ditrerent, opinion, beca,ve the
plaintiffs, in their declaratidn, stated or aver red that
the paper now ,called fur was necessary- to suppoi t
their claim (if they could support it). The guaran-
tee of it was to extend to all the creditors. Lathe ex-
tent of 30,0001. and the plaintiffs.being- creditors at
the time, were interested in it..Tirete was no, answer
to the atlidavid which charged Bowling! With giving
up the guarantee, therefore it must be taken to he as
in libi3ips, the defendant's-possession. Tie jurisdic-
tion which the Court had to compel. the prorine
,tion of the paper,--was one.extretudy convenient to
exercise. lii:Atany. cases at public bodies,' such as
Corporations of Copyirolders, the right of calling for
'books and papers was -never disputed. In the pre-
senr.case this paper. was not, of a public 6u:re, but
It was of such 3 nature as to call fort he interferen
of the Court. The decision of the Court of King's
Bend), had not!;ing to do with the present case,
cause there, the applkatiOn whs refused, on the
grotlnd of the party applying being a stranger to
the deed. Was it possible for any in to Say in
,this case, that the applicant was not ii,tvrestea in
this paper? therefore liis Lordship was. of opinion
that the part of 'the, rule which related lo the pro-
duaiiinnl the paper must be made absaluti.!, in or-
der toits being produced to., re stanpe.t.
In this opinion the other .Indges, Messrs. Ju,tices
HEATH and CHAMBEE C()DellliCd, and the Rule was
made absolute accordingly. . •
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COURT OF F,XcIaqUER, Nov. 19.

THE KING, V. COLLIER.

•This was a bill filed to ascertain whether the stun
'.of 7001. collected by Mr. Co4lier, late colleCtor of
,the parish Of St. Clement Dattes,. over and above the
gym assessed by the Commissioners, should be ad-
jodged as the property of the Parishioneri or of the
ICotornissioners, hr of the Creditors of the Collector,
.who became insolvent, it having been alleged that
the extra sem was usually 'levied as a fund towards
idefraving the expences incurred by fire and other
accidents in the Palish while it was contended by
Ml—Martin and Mr DatanCey, thk'no mate should
be.collitcred than was•as-essed, and that the surplus
shotild be restored to ihe'persohs who bad paid it.
'and that the Crown. should follow the hum. paid to
the ReceiverTGeneral by the Collector as duly paid.
The SOL ICITOtt•C; eNgItAL, on behalf of the Crown,
admitted thit ttau balance not paid to the ,Receiyer,
Citz.:.-ral Was all he could claim in this case.
The I,..carned Barons observed, that it was 'a
question demanding leg l Consideration, and post-
poned. their , ,

In the Conn of King's Bench, pnblin, on
,
tortloy last, the uronNEy-GF,NisnAL moved
~for
vouditional ordt,r ulattachment agaiti4t the laie,High
Sheriff or ihe couoty of Gal v. ay, for stiffering four
persons sentenced to the putuslunent of whipping and
imprisonment , under the \V hiteboy,Aaff, to,be enlarg-
ed from the jail of .G.ilway. It, appeared on 3tticlavii,
that lie called those persons to.him,On a certain day,
and without farther prefate,.coMmandedi hem to go.
hotly and lake care of ihem.setties ! They were,
however, brought back bj a friend of the Sheriff's .;
and tin injunction .was kid on the jailer not to say a
ord of the ti ansaajOn ; the affair, notwithstanding,
obtained publicity, and it led to the Sheriff's
.But he :(the' Attorney General) thought it
right to compel him to answer, for conduit so novel,
and so strange a derelielion of his duty.
A'he important. cause which. has been sometime'

depending between the Earl of CrItIVIONDE and the
Cgrpnratton of Corporation of Cork, respecting
prisage of .Wines in that partiCular port, chimed tly
the Corporation, was last week determined by a
Special Jury; in atrial at 13ar; Dublin, Which oc-
cupied twu days,, when. a yerdkl was given in, fivonr
of Lordship, by which he recovers 72,000.1. and
has thereby established his exclusive rightlO the
prisage in-that port. The E3rl of ORMONDE'S title

to the prisage in all the other ports in Ireland, had
previously
,been established, and was lately pur,
closed trorrt his I,,ordship by the Government for
i 6,n0t11. including the prisage of the port of aork;
Friday came on the Election of the Lord Ream.
of the University of Glasgow, when there was the
keenest contest ever remembered in that University.

Thecatididges proposed were, Lord ARCUIZALD
HpatL.rot4). and Lord Viscount MELVIALa, and
upwards -of
.800 Eletiora voted on theloccasion. On
the final close Mille poll, there appeared upon the
whole 'a majority of nearly ‘2200 in favour of Lord A.
itttiitt.7.6sr, Win) was declared cruly.eleeted..
The University ,of Marisahalc'ollege, Aberdeen,

have unanitnon;•3ly conferred the degreTe o 1 Do4or of
Divinity on the Reverend JOHN COWIHO-UN,
Leith.On ,
Mond l.,st carne on the Ale Lion ora Mem- •
ber to set ye in the_ present Parliament, for the Burghs
of ljortrose, Invernesi, Nairn, and Forres, when
CttAttz.as CIitANT, ES* Soo of the Representative of
Inverness4hire, unanimously. chosen,
Our Gavel innetit his bleu lately tinder tlre ii"eces-
sity of ordering the French dspi7ants and Midship•
men on 'parole in this country, into .:close confine-
ment, in consequence of the ,french Governinent
h ss iu, sent the English
..MnAshipmen on parolein
Jr,
inee, to 'prison,
and their not releasing tnem,
though remonstrated with by our Gov9roment.
'On Monday morning IV Bevan was .igeuted be-
fore the atb!Ori door, in the Old Bailey, fora bur-
gl4y,- in the hou,e of a widow in Kensington, on
the 24th of August last., The criminal ascended the
plattorni soon ofier.eight o'clock, and was launched
into eternity math scarcely a struggle. 'Tire tlo.
happy -sufferer, was about fifty .years of age,. and
appearance' was marked .with resignation. There
were but feW•spert:noti: •