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LOVE.-47. LORD BYRON,

Yes! Love- indeed, is light frontHeswen,
A spark of that immortal fare
With angels she'd—by
To list front earth our low stosire! •
Devotion wafts the mind above,%
But Haavaat itself &seen& in Zortlf • •
A feeling flout the Godhead caught,
To wean front self each sordid thought,
A ray of litst who fornid the whole,
A glory circling round the soul!

LAZY INTELLIGENCE.
•ImmErIMMIN.••
COURT OF CHANCERY, NOVEMBER 4.

:y LORD RINNAIRD V. LADY SALTOUN.
This was a motion made by Mr. HART on behalf
of the Noble Plaintiff, for an order to dissolve an in-
junction obtained by the Noble Defendant, against
certain proceedings at law, for recovery of a sum of
ten thousand five hundred pounds, the purthase-money
of the house, No. 52. Lower Grosvenor-street, subject
only ro one hundred pounds rent per annum, two
thousand one hundred of which sum she paid as a
deposit. Fier Ladyship took legal exception to the
tide, as the title of the original lessor, the Earl Gros-
xenon was not to be shewn to the purchaser, the un-
expired term of forty-seven years lease being the in-
Wrest assured to her for sale : whereas it turned out
that only a residue of seven or eight years of the.pre-
sent eluting lease existed, with a contract for a far-
ther thirty-nine years leaie, to make up the intended
term of demise.
It was farther objected by Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY
arid Mr. Routine, on behalf of the Defendant, that
there wata rent charge of one thousand pounds a
yeaf existing against the estates of Earl Grosvenor in
this city, which might be levied from the very house
in question at any time ; and lastly, that the De-
fendant was not bound to accept of a title partly in
possession and partly in reversion as one title.
Mr. RICHARDS stated, that the estates of Earl Gros-
venor in this city, were above thirty thousand pounds
' per annum, and that a release of the rent-charge
would be procured, for.her Ladyship—so that no ha-
zard existed in the bargain.
The Lotus CHANCELLOR stated, that the objection,
as to taking a title partly in possession and partly in
reversion, was valid, and must be obviated.; and
granted 'liberty to amend the bill and title, on pay.
meat of the money, as Cotmsel shauld advise.
Final judgment postponed.
. The suit between the Noble parties was commenced
in consequence of an action for the deposit, brought
by bet Ladyship against Mr. Phillips, the auctioneer,
who sold under printed particulars.
CORPORATION OF CINCO GREMIOS MEIORES. •
MORO V. RIVIOKS.
In this extraordinary ease Sir S: Rostteee, fol-
lowed on the same side by Mr. HART and Mr. Roy-1
esee, moved for an Order to stop all further pro.'
ceedings in the present suit, which was instituted by
the Agent of de re Directors, residing in Great Britain,
being part of the Great Spanish Mercantile Company,
of the Above-named, residing principally and esta-
blished at Madrid, consisting of near three hundred
Members, from whom there are Deputies or pelt.-
Cates,. called Directors, being Members of the same
orporation, resident in every commercial country
in the known world, with power to appoint Agents
and Consignees, ice. in the respective coup ries where
they reside.
The Corporation at large, now returned to Madrid,
and being free from French domination, desired to
stay proceedings in this case, which had been insti-
tuted against the Consignee by these Directors, in
this country, to obtain a transfer to them of the pro-
duce of a valuable cargo of fine Spanish wool, ship-
ped from Spain, previous to the seizure of Madrid by
the French.
The Consignee opposed the former application to
that effect, on the ground that the Corporation were,'
at moat time, in the state of alien enemies, or resi.
dent in a country under the absolute power of the
common enemy, and, in that capacity, disqualified
from carrying on any action or suit in this country,
en which objection the application was then re-
fused ; but now, under the concurrence of the prin-
cipals, and on an affidavit stating such concurrence
and desire, it was prayed that the suit should wholly
cease. The motion not being opposed,
• The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, that sufficient

grounds were not laid for granting this application,
as costs and other demands may, tor any thing now
appearing to the contrary, be due to the Defendant,
as Agent and Consignee ; while the Plaintiff, like-
wise, as one of the Directors of the Corporation,
might have separate claims. On these grounds the
"motion was refused.
OLD BAILEY.

Thursday 13 prisoners were tried, five of whom
were convicted of felony, viz.—J. Felix, for stealing
six wooden pails, the property of E. Minton ;
Pored, for stealing eight handkerchiefs, the property
of C. Chapman ; A. Bowman, for stealing four yards
of cloth, the property of J. Maberley ; I'. Searle, for
stealing pods, the property of Messrs. Hebben and
Co. ; P. Wagstaff, for stealing a remnant of canvas,
the property of the same parties.
Three were convicted of misdemeanors, viz. W.
Draper, for stealing a quantity of tench and perch,
the property of the Duke of Northumberland ; J.
Milner, for attempting to break into a certain shop
J. Levi, f.,r uttering certain counterfeit pagodas.
Five were acquitted—Jane Clark, Ann Downs, M.
Jones, and W. and S. Dalgleish.
Yesterday, Janet Cleugh, was indicted for stealing a
case of cutlery, consisting chiefly of razors, value
41, the property of William Barry, a hardware mer-
ehar.t, on Tower-hill.
It appeared that, a witchnitn, a native of Lanca-
shire, whose name was Easier& Moon, while he was
stationed on Tower-hill, observed a man lurking
.about the dark sides of thistreets as if intent upon
s•= me secret design, upon which he resolved to,Wetch-
him. Accordingly be extinguished his 'fillip, re-
;rained quiet in his box, and pretended to ',re esker).
The person who was.lurking among the houses pre-
sently passed thams, and as ke went past, be, pur-
posely, rubbed his arcs along it to' see if the watch-
man was really asleep ; Moon kept hinsielf quiet, and
the man then walked on at a quick pace towards the
prosecutor's shop, followed by the vizilant watch-