Star.
London, England, 1824-11-22 00:00:00

FROM SATURDAY' NIGHTS GAZETTE.
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BANKRUPTCY;ENLABGRD.
Ottlda Martindale, jun. Gate-street, Lincoln's Innfields, money-
'crier, from November 23- to January 11, at eleven, at the
Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street.
BANKRUPTS.
Charles Styring, jun. Sheffield, shovel-manufacturer, to surrender
December 1,2, and January 1, at twelve, vt the Angel Inn,
Sheffield. Artornies, Messrs. !Ilion and Preston, Coleman-sweet;
elt Mr. Brookfield, Sheffield.
George Stimson (commonly called George Dixon), Brighton, ear-
. pester, December 4, at eight, 6, and January 1, at ten, at the
New Inn, Brighton. Anomie*, Mr. 11. FaithfuU, Brighton;
or Mr. C. Faithfull, Birchin-lane.
William Greening, Hampstead, carpenter, November 27, at eleven,
December 11, and January 1, at twelve, at the Court of Com-
missioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies,- Messrs.
Saunders and Bailey, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square.
William Hyatt, Dorset street, Manchester-square, upholsterer,
November 27, December 4, and January. 1, at eleven, at the
Cdart Of Commissioners of Bankrupts Lin,: Basing Inn--6e et
all-street.
,At-
Amides, Messrs. Haney an,d_Wilson, coln's Is.
WiSfans Bandon, Wood-street, Cheapside, ribbon-manufacturer,
November 27, December 11, and Janstary 1, at twelve, at the
Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingball-street. Attor-
ales, Messrs. Sheppard and Co. Cloak-lane.
John Henry Browne, Claplsam_, linen-draper. November 30, De-
cember 4,..at eleven...and. Jenuary 1, at ten, at the Court of
Commissioners n(Banktrupts, Basiugholl-elseeZ Attorney, Mr.
Josee, Shie-lane. •
Robert Buticotnbe, late df Wellittreee,:. MNisianin New Taw's,
coal and potatoe-dealer, Noventher Ms as eleven, December 7,
' and January I, at ten, it the Court el Caniskissiimerstsf Bank-
rept., Basinghall-street. Attotnies, Meters Bitten and Tay..
ler, Cloak-lane.
Robert Banks, Paddlogionastreet, tailor, November 23, Decem-
ber 4, and January 1, at ten, as site Courtp_f Vonsmissinjsers of
Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Miiiri?ey• Purl,, §orrer
street, Strand.
.inthony Billy late of Mare-eireet• ;:11 4E14,- carpenter, Novem-
ber 27, December 7, a*Jsnuary 1 at twelve, 'et the Court et
Commissionersof Ilanits, Basinghtiaill'eet.Attornies, Messrs.
Ashley and Geosintan, Toketthonee tied.
Nicholas May, Albion-terrace, Stepney, builder, November 17,
a; eleven, Deeeenher 7, and lantsary lc Of ten, at the Court of
Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr.
Hutchison, Gown-court, Threadneedle-street.
DIATIDZI4Difto be made in BASINGIIALLsTatExr.
Dec- 11, T. Toulon, Warrington, Laameldre cotton-spinners
- eieniki Amu .57, .G. StWww, lath of litIdgo:rool,. Lanshith s
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V ICRC BANCELLOR'S. COURT, NOVEMBER 20.
DOpIIT AND PLANCIII tl. LOWNDN.S.
Mr. AGA* moved for an injunction to restrain the
defendant, Lowndes, from publishing and selling a play
written by Wm. Rowley, with the title of *piny which
he, the plaintiff, Mr. Pkanche, hal altered and adapted
for representation from Rowley's Comedy, called ANitv,
Wonder; or, a Woman never Vest. The fact was, that
the defendant had printed the old play(ifith thetitie of
the plaintiffs, namely, A Woman never rat ; *rat II
data of Carakilt. Under this title, Mr. Planchet Pladtlto-
duced Rowley's Comedy, with great alterations.and a 4„.
ditions, at Covent-garden Theatre, where it li.ad met
with the most decided success. He had also disposed
of the copyright to Mr. Dolby for a considerable surd
Of money, and Lswndes, therefore, was not madly- in-
juring the property of his (Mr. Agar's) client,, blot also
committing fraud upon the public, by palming upon
them the old play, with the new title, as the one now
acting at Covent-garden Theatre.
*Vies-Cisaweinana.—Has the defendant copied antriatt tiethe
'OW SIT? • ••• • •
Mr. Acsa.—No part, except the title and dransatii
The application was to prevent the defe s gat fflridrpuhli alr.
Plasehotitle.
Vrca-CHANCELLOR.—Had you not better apply upon
the most extended ground----the fraud 'iltpon the public ?
The better way would be to amend the bill, and to ap-
ply on Monday for an injunction to restrain the defendant
Item publishing the old play with the new title.
,Mw AGAR assented to this suggestion, and the case stands over
du Monday next.
COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NOV. 10: •-•

DOE, ON THE DEMISE or ALLAMBRIDOK V. BARRETT.
Mr. BAniTow moved for a rule, calling upon sib*
lessot of the plaintiff to pay the costs which clinch*.
fendant had incurred in consequence of the plaintiff,
having giVen notice of trial for the last Assizes at Doi.
cliester, and failed to briug the cause on to trial:
was an ejectment brought to try the right of poslt kin'
in certain copyhold property in Dorsetshire. Titelkiesnit
of the plaintiff contended that she hmilol atieta44,l
property of the defendant's ancestor, while tiseAst,mdpAn
contended that she had only advanced ber money ipwt
itortgage, n daitohraet
thshgenhathde amount
longsi nceor rte
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