Star.
London, England, 1814-05-03 00:00:00

IMP INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, APRIL 111 .
TIIYNNE V. ?ROMERO'S.

Mr.' MARRYAT .'f!d to srt aside this non-snit of
the Administrator of the late Dr. Thynne, which WAS
directed by Lord ELLENBOROOOII at the last. Middle-
sex Sittings, on the authority of the case of Hunt v.
Stephens, 3 Taunt. HS, in which it was held by the
(Court of Contmon Pleas, that if an administrator
• chews that he sues for a greater value than is cover-
ed by the ad valorem stamp of his letters of adminis-
tration, he thews his administration to be void, and
catty* recover, although he sues for a doubtful. claim
he must prove his administration, for that constitutes
his title to recover ; and it will not suffice to sue out
new letters of administration on a larger stamp after
be has obtained judgment. Mr. Marryat contended
that that case was ,distinguishable from the present,
inasmuch as that was trover upon a conversion, after
the decease of the intestate ; whereas, this was astitinft-
sit upon promises to the intestate. In that case, the
objection was answered by the plaintiff's Counsel, as-
Mr. Marryat should answer it now, viz. that since the
plaintiff styles himself administrator in the declaration,
if the defendant meant to have contested that fact, he
should have denied it by plea, and not have joined is-
sue without suggesting the invalidity of the adminis-
tration. In the case quoted, it was true, Mr. J. Law- 1
rence over-ruled this answer to the objection, by say-
ing that the plaintiff declared as administrator upon a
conversion in his own time, which made it necessary for
him to prove himself administrator, and the question.
was raised by the plea of not guilty in trover, which west
to the foundation of the plaintiMs title, and the want of
administration needed not therefore be speciallyplead-
ed ; but this reasoning sv•Juld not apply to the plea of
non.assumpsit to a declaration, every one of the counts
of which went upon promises to the intestate and not
to the administrator.

Lord ELLENBOROUCH'S impression was with Mr.l
MARRYAT'S distinction ; in this case the administration'
seemed to be an'admitted fact between the parties, by
their pleadings.—Rae granted

MAY 2. -

This day several insolvent debtors were discharg-
ed, amongst them was one named Sermon, whose cre-
ditor having been three times called, to spew cave
why he should not be discharged, and not appearing,
the dehtor was discharged, and was going out of
Coon, when an attorney's clerk, who had been stand-
ing by all the time, thrust into the hands of the deb-
tor his sixpences, and note of detention. This, hew.
ever, Sermon refused to receive, saying, the prosecu-
tor was too late, as he was already at liberty. The
attorney's clerk eontendod he was not at liberty, inas-
much as he had not left the Court, and that his six-
pences and note had been offered in good time. An
appeal was then made to the Judge on the subject.
Mr. Justice Ls SLANG decided that the prisoner
had been discharged ; the creditor being bound to
offer his sixpences before the third proclamation had
taken place. Upon this decision of the Learned Judge
the debtor, to the 'great discomfiture of the attorney's
clerk, walked off in triumph.

14BWGAIE AND LEADENHALL MARYWIS.
(By thy Carcass)
Beef; per at. 41 41 to fra tid I Veal - 5. 44 to 6s 4d
Mumma • 01 Cu 6s ()Work - 54 Id to 7. Od
Lamb Ts 4d to Its W.

I'RICES OE HAY AND SlitAW YESTERDAY.
IT. JANUSS. I WurracuArat..
*Hay 81 Si to 51 5a Ikl Hay - 41 4s to 51 8s
•traw 11 13* to 21 5s ()%1 i Strays - 16. to 21 Os
Cluver - 61 os to 71 7.

PRICE OF HOPS IN THH BOROUGH MARKEL'.
bILW SAGS. IN kW rJrittrs.
Kent 61 Gs to 91 Ss Kent 81 81 to 121 Os
Sussex GI Lt. to 81 a. 1 SUbaeX 71 ISe to IUI b.
Essex 81 Os to 91 5.1 Farnham 111 Or to £6l Ws

RAW 1111)k.S.
Best Heifers and Steen (per Ordinary Is tW to is 10d
&toile) Vs 61 to Ss Od Market Calf - - lis each.
Middlings, 2s Od to 24 4d Litsg.H•arur lfts Od to lift Od
Meanings, lid to ooS—Laub 'Atha, Ss Od to is S.t.

YRlet Of TALLOW.
St. James's Market 641 Cod Town Tallow 101 s 111
Clare Market Os Od Yellow Russia tOs Od
Whitechapel Market 5s led Whitt ditto Ous ud
per stone of 81b. -- Soap ditto 00s utt
11s 10d 1 Melting `tuff 9.:s Od
Average 5s Ild I Dine rough 62s Od
Yellow Spay 108s—Mottledo itus---Cavil; 1241—Palm uus.
Candles per dozen • k6s. Osi Moulds - t7s Ed

YitiCk Ok 1.t.i."1 hk.it IN LLADLNHALL. MARKET.
Butts 22d 25d Call bkina 36d 384
Ditto 211 271 I Ditto 39d 424
Merchants' Backs 224 SW Ditto 394 42d
Dressing Hides 24d 250 I
Small Seals iticl 4u4
Hoe Coach Rides 254 • itiLl Large ditto, per doz. 13os 190.
Crop Hides :or outs. fuel 224 "Fanned Hula( Hides sad 30d
Ditto 45 to 50 lbs 22id 23,1 d I Goat bkins . 114 3('

?NICE OF COALS—COAL MAiika I, MAY 2.
Ship at Market Sold Prices.
231 Newcastle - 19* . - 44. 01 to 54s Od
4 Sunderland - S . • 46s Od to 46s 6d
0 Scotch Coal - 0 - - 006 041.

IrilUti WAILIt Al 1.3)1411X101 bkllXili 10-MORLtu%
Mantles
Miami= 32 it titres after 2

BiRTHS.
Friday, In Condult-street, the Lady of Captain R. M. Fowkr,
Royal Navy, of a son.
On the silt instant, at her house in Piccadilly, the Lady of Sir
Francis Burdett, Bart. of a daughter.
Saturday, in Cadogan-place, Mrs. Hawker, -wife of General
Hawker, commanding in ttre Suffolk district, of a sen.