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London, England, 1805-11-09 00:00:00

Lill' LLICENCE.

HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY, DOCTORS' COMMONS

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Yefterday the Right Hon. Sir W. SCOTT proceed-
ed to the adjudication of the following (hip cafes :
Bons Amigos, De Lima mader.—This veirel,
un-
der Portuguefe colours, with a cargo of cheefe, and
other dry goods, on a voyage to Oporto, was captor:
ed by his Majedy's (hip of war Speedwell. W. Ro-
bertfon, EN. Commander, and brought to Port/.
mouth. —Ship and cargo restored.
•Patilina Maria, Margon mader.—This veal, un-
der Pr u(lian colours, laden with a cargo of linen, gin,
and other merchandize, on a voyage from Embden
to Charlellon, 14'25 captured by the- private (hip of
war Dia )a, Robert White 0 mmander, and hronght
to Weymouth.—Ship, cargo, and private adventures
reamed.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH. NOVEMBER S.
LANE V. SIR ROGER Nunsaers.
The SOLICITOR GINRIAL mated for a Rule !ri
thew canfe why the former judgmerr, had her •
and fettled by a Rule of not he
tered up according to the fags of the care. s
in that Rule, intlead of being entered up g .
as it had been for the Plaintiff, by which ii.r
dant had loft the benefit he otherwife thault have L.,:
of giving that verdict in evidence by way of ai.l wer
to another anion upon tae fame cafe, at ;he brit of
another Plaintiff—for, upon many t f the counts, the
former verdia oughtollave been entered up fur the
Defendant, as had beefalsfettled by the parties, and
reduced to the form of rattle of Court. Applica-
tion had been made in vain to Mr.. Hughes, the at.
torney on the other tide, to affent to this.—Rule to
thew caufe granted.
10111111 9. RAWLINS.
Mr. PARK moved for a Kale to thew cattle why
there fhould apt be a new trial The caufe was tried
before Mr. Janice Ceasing, at the latt Affizes for
the county of Northumberland. The aboie par-
ties were merely nominal, for the real conten was
between the Duke of Nnithumberland and Mr.
Grey, each of whom has very large elates in the
North of England, •and the quettion is, ,4 whether
the noble Duke' has a right to dig for coal on the'
elate of Mr. Grey, in the Manor of Teinmouth, of,
which his Grace is the Lord, by virtue of Letters :
Patent granted to his =Aar in the gth year oti
the reign of Charles 11. ?" and that quedion tun*
upon anotheri-44 Whether the pratnifes in Teatime
are copyhold, held at the will of the Lord ? or are,
what is called in the North, Cuftomary Freehold ?"
After hearing a great deal of Ilatement of the,
eafe, and much learning had been difplayed at the,
her, the Court, with Come hefitation, granted a,
role to thew caufe ; inclining much to cite opinion •
that the verdict was right, and that the holding wee
teethe will of the Lord, in which theie had been a.
very long acquiefcence.
tocawo•-a V. WIGGIU.
Mr. Mites obtained a rule calling on Mr. Lock.
wood to fnew caufe why he thould not allow to Mr.
Thomas Wiggins an infpe4tiou of certain deeds .
which Mr. Lockwood becamepoffeffed of as the ad-
tee of Mr. Wiggins.
PIiiLPOT V. corm.
Mr. jeers. moved for a new trial, on the ground
of the milioadna of the Jury. It was as aaion.
tried at the lall Affizes it Britlol, before Mr, juffice
Ls Beane. The complaint was) that the Mien-.
dint had telaffraded the Plaintiff in the ate of a pomp
room. The amount of the loft fultained was may
41. whereas the Jury gave Sol
The Court thought, that although the verdia
might be wrong, yet to grant the Defendant a new
trial, would be giving him no boon, fince the ex-
pence would be more than the difference here con-
tended for, and the event of another trial quite IMP
certain.—Rule refufed. •
ARCIIDIACON V. OWII.
This was a quetlion on a right of filhery. The
Defendant was the agent of Lord Rochford, and
the quefiion was, whether the Noble Lord bad the
exclufive right to the fithery contended for or not ?
Mr. Serjeant Saws/ moved for a new trial on
three grounds: That evidence was received which
ought not to be admitted ; that the Learned Judge
mifdireited the jury; and that the verdia was again&
the weight of evidence.
After a very elaborate flatement of the cafe, the
Court granted a rule to Phew wife.
ULTR URI V. NOR EWOOD.
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hfr. P-* Corte moved fora rule to thew enure why
the inquifition in this cafe, had under a Deputy Un-
der Sheriff at Derby should not be (et afide, and a
teeth inquifition taken, on the ground of exceffive da-
mages. It was an anion of trefpafs for breaking and
entering the Plaintiff's clofe ; the Defendant had
pleaded the grant of Sir John Zonch to dig for coals
&c.but it was held that the Defendant was a tref-
paffer, and therefore he was advifed to (offer judg-
ment by default. The whole of the purchafe money
of the Plaintiff's caste, which confined of leveret
acres, was 4501. The trefpafs complained ot was
only upon two rorais of that effete, and the Jury
gave the Plaintiff damages to the amount of Soot
but the Deputy Under Sheriff told the. Jury, they
might confider not only the argual damages proved,
but alfo, " what the Plaintiff had (offered in his
peace of mind."
Lord Ewa/Boeotian..." For breeking his night's
reft as well as his dole, take a rule to fhew caufe.
°SOROS MICSARL DANTI.

Sir Manaffeh Lopez, of Grofvenor-ferare,%M. P.
for New Romney, ethasited articles of the peace
againft George Michael Dante, an Attorney of this
Court, which difclofed the Following eireumflanees
- Mr. Benjamin Ferrara, nephew to the exhibitor,
bad been concerned in various money tronfollions
with Mr. Dana, which had involved that perfonin
fotne difficulty. Aware of the relationfhip which ex.
Hied between Sir Manaffell and Mr. Ferrara, be ap-
plied to the former for pecuniary Alliance. Fie dated
that thett were feveral bills of exchange out again*
him, and without that Gentleman's aid he ih•nild be
unable to difcharge them. Sir Manaifeh enquired is
what amount there hills extended ? Mr. I).intz re-
replied that he fbould require more than 10, iir
Manaffeb immediately offered him 1601. which Mt.
Dantz refilled to take, adding that he would not ac•
cept lefs than 2001. Sir tsfatiaffeh direaly gave him
what he required, and Mr. Dantz left him. Me nex;
day he was waited upon by the mother of Mr.Danta,
whu required of him 601. in addition to what her
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