Star.
London, England, 1824-02-07 00:00:00

COURT OF CHAS ChRY.-THIS DAY.

QUEENSBERRY CAUSE.
The Lou CHAPCILLOII,this morning, on the subject of the
ciseesuberry cause, said " I have inquired in the House of Lords,
low king the Queensberry cause will take; they told me seven or
eint days. The Duke of Queensberry died 14 years ago, sur-
rounded by debts of all sorts. The ease has been here all that time,
and during a great part of it in the Courts of Scotland, and in the
Housed Lords. The executors say that they cannot pay anybody,
anti) all those debts are settled • during all that time no complaint
far delay is made against the Courts in Scotland, or against the
Bowe of Lords, bet the poor Court of Chancery taint bear it all."
COVERT-GARDEN THEATRE.
oust 1/". MIMS.
• The Lon Cnsiseenr.os on taking his seat this day, proceeded in
dying judgment in the above cause. Alluding to the appointment
of a Manager, his Lordship observed that the deed of 1812 did not
provide for that, and hence a question would arise of some difficulty.
Mr. Lawn said, there was an agreement subsequently made, by
which Mr. Harris was appointed.
Mr. Hawn—l never heard of that until now.

The Losa Cortweattoa.—Well. let that rest for the present. It
was not enough for the proprietors of the seven-eighths to say that
tinder the deed of 1822, they would meet when they liked, and Mr.
Coon might come if be pleased. With respect to the discharge of
Mr. Brandon, there was no doubt its his Lordship's mind, that
without consulting the whole of the proprietors that could not
have been duly done. With respect to the appointment of Mr.
Robertson, his successor, Mr. Conn certainly ought to have had
notice. To rebut the charge of Mr. Coast, it must be shewn that
be bad acquiesced in the proceedings, but that was nut done ; and
his Lordship would now recommend to Mr. Robertson to consider
how far he was duly appointed, and also whether he could act in any
way under the deed of 1822, contrary to the provisions of that of
1812. His Lordship strongly recommended to the parties to
settle the matter out of Court; and, alluding to the sum of
£l5OO paid to Mr. Harris, observed that he could not conceive
that Mr. Robertson would be safe in so doing. His Lordship con-
cluded, by saying, " If Covent-garden Theatre will come into Lin-
s Inn-hall, there are many who now hear me will sincerely re-
-1 it. If they sviil not appoint a Treasurer, I must do so ; and
recommend them to call a meeting for that purpose, at which
whole will have a voice, and let me know the result by Mon-
d7.y se onight. If they do not agree, the Court will be under the
et:essay of doing as I have stated."

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.
THE LIBERAL.
Notice having been served on Mr. Hunt that Judgment would
he this day moved for, at the instance of the Constitutional Asso.
vatton, that Gentleman accordingly appeared in Court.
Mr. Anut.ruus moved for Judgment.
lhe COURT said, there was other business before it, and
ADOLPHUS submitted that Monday might be named.
i:be COURT intimated that that day was also full.
Air. AsoLtd us sat down, and Judgment stands postponed sinc

The tall of HARROWBY entertained Viscount and
~.otntess GRANVILL; and a distinguished party, to dinner on
laursday, at his house, in Grosvenor-square.
"J"ae Marquis of LANSDOWN bad a dinner party yes-
tilLy at Lansdown House, Berkeley-square; among whom were
Lord atd Lady KING.
Lie Right Honourable the SPEAKER of the House of
Ccomons gives a grand Parliamentary Dinner this day, and ano-
dic: to-moriow, at his tone, Palace-yard.
Setretary CANNING will have a grand dinner
-Fto-ziorroW, at Gloucester Lodge.
C. ELLts, Esq. ftl.P. will give a grand dinner this
azy to a distinguished party, at his house in Audley-square.
The Earl of ROCKSAVAGE has arrived in town, from
tetT.

The Earl and Countess of AEINODON and family have
l':-7,41 at their house in Dover-street.
The Earl and Countess of ST. GERMANS and family,
'fie.new4;er Countess of Sr. GIeaSIAINS, and Lard &tor, have
e:r:ved in St. James's-spare, from Cornwall.
Gowen has arrived in town, from Richmond.
Lord BYnoN and the Himont able LEICESTER STAN-
!"._were recently at Zante, on a visit to Sir FaEntatez Stowe.,
Cqvernov. These intrepid patriots and trivellers were then
14v-4anguine In their lopes for the ultimate sucevas of the cause vi
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