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London, England, 1826-12-22 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENC.

SIYAIS, AFFRAY., ARO Pralines, RITORZ THI Loan•Cusscazna,
easenscs TO HILARY Taus, 1927.
The Loan CHARCILLOP. will bit in Lincoln's Inn Hall, on the
loth. mil. 12th, and 13th days of January, 115:17, to hear the Lu-
natic and ll..nkrupt Petit►on..

, J Inu:try 15, F►rst Seal—Tuesday, Appeal.— Nerot
again.t ii.Artiami. Wednesday and Thursday. Remaining Motions
and Peziti....s.

Friday, January It Second Seal—Saturday and Monday, Re-
stubby Motions and Petitions.
• &ALS. PLIAS, DIMURANDS, FICIPTIONS, FUITIIIIII ,s
.ann Fitirrrow,s, across IND VSCA•CDANCEI.LOII, rativious to
1-11LAAT TARN, Imo.
Monday, January IS, First Seal—Tuesday. Wednesday, and
Thursday. Pleas, Demurrer., Exceptions, and Farther Directions.
Friday, January in, Second Seal—Saturday. Petitions.
VICE-CH ANC ELLOR'S COURT, Dacxatias 21.
WLS.LISLEV AND au DUMDUM
Mr. HART appl eti tpkiLijohour de Vice Chancellor,
' on behalf of Mr. f ylner We Pole Wellesley, praying
by affiilivit, that he vs'outitbletatedin issue :an I:lignc.
• ti in,"re.straining Emma L: ng. orothy Long, and the,r
Solicitor, Julius Hutchinson, from destroying or inher-
e Aftiseibtiking away with any of the documents, accounts,
I'7lkftt*rs, and writings, sowed in the bill. The affidavit
`1 Matti that Mr. Wellesley had repeatedly applied for
•r -tfkrielfrapers which he became entitled to by the death
of his wife, bbt *as refused; and he
.understood Mr.
Hdtchins.o intended to, or said he would, destroy all
such documents as he thought proper.
The VICE CSANCELLOR said, he would not grant an
injunction; as, upon reading the affidavit, it appeared
defective, inasmuch as Mr. Wellesley only swore to
hearsay, and not as to his own knowledge.
The injunction was refused.
IDILJOSICS V. /MADAM aorta Wit?! AND ovnass.
Mr. SHADWELL, on a former day, obtained from the
LORD CHANCELLOR an injunction on the behalf of Dr.
Jones against Mr. Abraham John Valpy, as the Editor
of an English translation of &Amoebas tesicon, and
• Robt. Baldwin, Chas. Cr adock, and Wm. Joy, as the pub-
lishers, to restrain them from selling or disposing of any
. more copies of it. The injunction had brew obtained on
the ground that this Lexicon contained 6,000 passages
which were pirated from the Tyro's Greek and Anglisk
• Lexicon of Dr. Jones."
The ArToRNET-GENERAL now moved that this in-

junction be dissolved. He described this injunction as
a surprise on the circumspection and sagacity of the
Lord Chancellor, than whom, however, he was ready
to admit, a more circumspect and sagacious Judge
never sat on the Bench. This injunction had only been
obtained in the beginning of this month, though Yalpy's
work had been published for upwards of eleven month&
It this fact had been known to the Chancellor, this
nerdlrss and unexplained delay, be was sure the injunc-
tiors would never have been granted. He described
the affidavit of Dr. Jimes, on which it had been made,
" as a most loose and improper affidavit," although he
did not mean thereby to inculpate the moral integrity
and sagacity of Dr. J nes.
Injunction dissolved with costs.

The Duke of YORK is at present so much enga ed
business immediately appertainineto his oat* as r-
fa-Chief, in a uence of the present situation of affairs in Por-
tugal. that be has obliged to postpone his visit to the Duke of
Ritusno to the middle of January.
Monsieur FALCK (the Ambassador from the Nfther-
. lanai), the Portuguese Minister the Colombian Minister, and the
Hanoverian Minister, transacted business yesterday at the a&s of
the Secretary of State fur Foreign Affairs.
The Earl of LIVRRPOOL was so much better yest r.
day as to be able to come to town from his seat at Coombe W ,
is, transact official business at Isis residence at Whitehall. 1
luble Earl returned to Coombe Wood in the afternoon. •
Earl BArstuasT left town yesterday morning, for
Brighton.
Mr. Wineov-Hoavow left town yesterday for the
nolidays.
Earl HA R ROWIIY transacted business yesterday at the
For tip Office.
Dispatches were received at the Foreign Office yes-
. tansy from Lord Gassy/tux, our Ambassador at Paris.
Tile answer to the inquiries at the house of the LORD
Cnapcsitea yesterday morning, was, 0 his Lordship has passed a
realms night, and is nut so well as he was yesterday."
Wednesday, the Ambassador for South America,
ensbarlied on board the Fines under the usual salute, and was to
mail the neat day tor South America.
The mail coach from London to Portsmouth has
been for three nights entirely loaded with specie for our
troop,,Stc. in Portugal ; no passengers were taken,
Though the King of Prussia subscribed I ,2001. to.
waists the Greek fund, yet he will net allow his agents
or ainbassadurs to give his su'ojects passports for Chace.,

DOVES, Neuman 21,

Yesterday morning, the Prince of MA/MAURO
(CHARLRS LUCIRN BONAPARTE), arrived at the Ship
Hotel, and. in the afternoon embarked, with his suite,
onboard his Majesty's Packet Ec Line; Captain Suss.,
Loom, for Ostend. He is a fine young man, about five
feet 7 or 8 inches, rather stout, strongly resembles his
late uncle in feature and in make generally. He is of
most prepossessing manners.