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London, England, 1822-02-01 00:00:00

NAVAL 1.% FLLLIGENCE.

'Peunscourn, SAL 31.--Wind W.S.W.—Remain at the
Motherbank the following vessels :—WiUiam Bryan, Columbus,
Ocean, and F.clipse, for Jamaica ; Regret, for Batavia ; Sisters,
for Barbadoes ; and New Albion, for Trieste.
Drum, Jat4:3l.—Wind W. by S.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Ceres, Munao,.from Jamaica. Arrived and remain,
the Pilgrim, SMITH, from Amsterdam forGreenook; and Nancy,
MARTIN, from Dundee for Portsmouth. Came down front the
River and remain, the Faith, WILSON, for Madkira and St. Vin-
cent's. Sailed for the River, the Lovely Anne from the South
Seas; and Oporto Packet, from Pernambuco.
HARWICH, JAN. 31.—Arrived the Jane packet, with a Mail
front Gottenburgh. Saikd the Leicester packet, with a Mail
fur Cuxhaven.

A Ia:NDEEN, JAL 42.8.—0 n the !Sib inst. the Mary, M Car-
denstown, was driVen on shore amongst the rocks at Fraser-
burgh, and all on board perished, as well as the crew of the pilot
boat who went to her aesistance ; and a boat belonging to the
Preventive Service, with four men and an Officer, h3ving pot
off, also was swamped, and the Officer was only saved by
swimming.

CusrosT-I louse, JAN. 3l.—Ships Entered Inwards:—The
Thomas, Flora, and Geotgr and Ann, from Lisbon ; Royal
Eagle, and Fly, front St. Michael's; Preceptor, and London,
from Charente ; George, from Bourdeaux ; Ann, and Prosper-
ous, from Waterford; Sylvia, from Seville; Starlieg, Irons
Rio .lanei►o; and Old Maid, from Jamaica. Entered Out-
wards : Pllzabeth, for Demerara ; Christiana, for Van Divman's
Land ; Nelson, for the Cape of Good Hope; and Britannia, for
Ilamburgb. Cleared Outwards : The Betsey, for Gt anada ;
Travis, for the Cape of Good Hope; and Elizabeth, for Cut k.

L. 4 W INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF CHANCERY, JANUARY 31.

LORD F. GODOLPHIN AND OTHERS D. LORD COLCHES•
TRR, 10R R. RICHARDS, AND OTHERS.

The LORD CIIANCELLOIL—This is a suit brought
for the purpose of taking the opinion of this Court as
to the construction of the marriage settlement of
Lord F. Godolphin and Miss Eden, to satisfy the
minds of the trustees of the settlement, Lord Colches-
ter and the Chief Baron of the Exchequer. It appears
from the settlemem, that, at the time of the marriage,
Lord F. Godolphin was entitled to £20,000, secured
by a mortgage on the estate of his brother, the Duke
of Leeds. By the marriage settlement, this sum was
vested in trustees (Lord Colchester, the Chief Ba-
ron, &c.), to accumulate until it amounted to the nett
sum of £50,000, to pay, at the death of Lord Francis,
£5OO to his Lady, and a jointureofElsoo per annum
dui ing her life ; and also to pay to his younger chil-
dren at the time of his death D 20,000, if there should
be more than one ; and if wily one £lO,OOO ; and if
the £20,000 should accumulate to £50,000 during
the life-time of Lord Francis, then that he should he
entitled to the interest of it : it had accumulated to a
much larger sum than £30,000, and Lord Franck,
who is living, applied to the trustees to set apart the
£50,000 for the uses of the trust, and to pay over to
him the residue. The trustees doubted whether they
were authurised to do so, and applied to this Omit
for its directions. lam clearly of opinion that they
would be warranted in setting apart the £50,000,
taking care that it is sterling money ; and when they
have done so, the intentions of the trust will be an-
swered, then of course the surplus will belong to Lord
Francis, and they can have no controul over it, and of
course it must be handed over to him.
COURT OF KING'S BRNCII, JANUARY 31.

On the motion of the SuLici Ton-GEN ERA 1., Wil^

Liam Lewis was brought up for judgment. This de-
fendai:t had suffered judgment to go by default,
upon an indictment charging him with obstructing
the Revenue officers in the discharge of their duty.—
Judgment deferred till to-morrow.
Arthur Forster and James Forger were brought up
to receive the judgment of the Court for obstructing
and assaulting an Excise officer, who seized, in the
discharge of his duty, a large quantity of smuggled
spirits, in their possession. These defendants likewise
suffered judgment by default.
From. the affidavits in aggravation, it appeared
that this offence had been attended with considerable
violence ; the officers had made the capture, and
conveyed the contraband goods to what they consi-
dered a place of security. During the evening, how-
ever, a large mob assembled, headed by the defend-
ants, who, after a violent contest, in which some'
shots were fired, succeeded in effecting a rescue. The
transaction occurred at Newcastle.
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL made a few remarks
upon the enormity of the offence.
Judgment—" Four months imprisonment in Cold-
bath-fields, and find security for good behaviour,
themselves in £lOO and two securities in 5.:20 each."