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.ENGLISH MINING ASSOCIATION.
AT a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of this
ASSOCIATION, belt) this day, it was unanimously re-
solved that a further Call of ONE POUND TEN SHILLINGS
PER SHARE be made. The Directors, therefore, to pursuance
of that Resolution, hereby require the Proprietors to pay the said
call of One Pound Ten Shi:lings per Share on or before the 50th
day of August next, to Messrs. MARTIN' STONZ, and &Mat
Bankers, Lombard street.

By Order of the Director'.
J. MOURDILLON. Secretary.
Austinfriars, July 28, 1826.

SOCIETY for the DISCHARGE and RELIEF of PERSONS
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IMPRISONEI) for SMALL DEBTS.
, - • . Craven-street, Strand, August 2, 1326.
IIIENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST REPORT,
JI-, VIZ. •ig 1. • d.
Trustees of Bishop Andrew?, Charity, Porty•Hrst Be'.
nefaction . . . . . . 160 0 0
Executors of Miss Jones £2O, deducting Legacy Duty 18 0 0
Morton John Davison, Esq. • . A. 5 0 0
Sir Edward Bellingham, Bart. per Ihmtnersley . 5 0 0
Mrs. Edward Drew, per ditto • • - . 20 0
Lady Williams Wynn, per aitto • . . A. 50 0
Rev. Geo. Waddington, per-Cooks and. Co. • . 22 0
Fades Summers Wadditigion, per ditto • : 50 0
John and Mrs. Trevely.in. per (Hit% . . A. Sit 0
Sir Thomas Gooch, per Moores . . A. 33 0
Mrs. Sorteis . . A. 1 0 0
John Mangles Esq. . • • . . A. 1. 1 0
AL F. S. Letter D . • . • . 50 0
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Considered the Cases of - 59 Petitioners
Approved - - - 57
Rejected - -__
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Considered Inadmissible 12.
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Secretary, No. 7, Craven-street, Strand, where the Books may.'
be seen by thaw who ate inclined to supp-ort this Charity, and
where the Society meet on the first Wednesday in October need.

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LAW REPORT.

COURT OF CHANCERY, Amen S.
MAVIMAN AND 11711111$ V. TWO.
Mr. Holum proceeded with his argument in opposi-
tion to the motion for an injunction to restrain Mr. Tegg
is the publication of the London Encyclopedia, and
contended that the plaintiff had not made out an mkt
sire right to the copyright of the Encydopadia Metro-
poliiana. It was quite ridiculous for the plaintiffs to call
theirs an original work, as it was quite impossible any-
thing like a dictionary or encyclopedia could be origi-
nal in a country where such works were published every
half dozen years. The London Encyclopedia via a
work published on a plan different from the Fassysio-
"Alia Meropolitana, as the former was to be finished
in four volumes, each containing alphabetically, a tree-
the on science, history, biography, and lexicography,
whereas the first article in the pllintiffs book was a
treatise on Mechavics, which occupied the space from
page 1, to 101. He suppose,' it was the same to those
men of genius who sat down to write for the pl sin. IC'
book, whether the work began with the letter M, or
the letter A.

The Loan Coassettu.oa said, putting the letter M before A re-
minded him of a case respecting the piracy of a cookery book where
the second course had been put down before the &V.
Mr. HORNE, in continuation, argued, that the books
from which the illustrations bad been taken by the
plaintiff were all open for his client to consult as any
one else; and perhaps the illustrations given in those
books were the only clefinitibns that could he c rrectly
given. With respect to the loss, and money expended
on the work,the plaintiffs stated they had laid out
35.0001. which sum, divided among twenty-two per-
sons, would not an ant to 2,,(X101. each. His clientrllr.
Tegg, had expended about 5,0001. in. the production of
the London Encyclopedia, which was all he possessed,
and it his Lordship, by granting the injuection, stop-
ped the publication, Mr. Tegg would be ruined.
Mr. sa•awru., Alr. Cam^ and Mr. Swam:, were. Ward on
the sawe side.
The Souerrol Gzstam. haying replied, the Loan Comma:Lion
said he would give his judgment on Monday morning.
The cases of " Eyre e. Everett," "•Coost a filuris,". and " De
Beauvoir is. fitiookm,:: were also appointed for judgment an Mon-
day atpralps,
• VICR.CH ANCELLOWS COURT, Amore S.
ax 7PARTE BERNOULLI IN 'PHI MATTER Or BRENCHLET,

several were discha►ged. But none of the cues pre-
sented any circumstances of interest, beyond whAt we
have aLeady noticed, when they were formerly before
the Court. Having concluded an unusually heavy
session, the Court, at its rising, adjourned to the 11 'h
of September.

THE BALLOON;
OR, TAKING POSSESSION OF A NEW TERRITORY:

•
A. CORONATION INCIDICNT.
48 IFIUR never in London has been in bur life!"
A Cambrian exclaimed, at South Mims who resides;—
When plodding his way, sans obstruction or strife,
His steps to the Park curiosity guides,
Prom whence he had learnt that a splendid balloon
Would mount, with a failed Zronaut, to the Moon !
The Welchman manauvred to gain a close stand,
And saw with amazement the vessel expand ;
Increasing In growth, by mysterious pursuits
Of skill'd Amateurs, each array'd in bright Boots;
Deriving, it seamed, supernatural aid,
From forms in the Jev's glossy lustre diaplay'd!—
" Cot pleas hue !" the Cambrian exclaimed in affright,
Sublimely u soar'd the gar orb to the sky,
Soon lost in Immensity's space to the eye!
When sped from the scene of ascension his flight,
Nor atopt 'till South Mims he regained in terrorem,
When Seating in air the balloon hover'd o'er him!
The Sronaut near Potter's field now descended,
And quickly by followers from Town was attended,
Array'd in the Jar of RENOWN, as beforeli
Whose Boole each a spectre apparently bore !
Cot pies. now the Monarch of Wales and the Moon,
And save the JeT sprites, that pussessico so soon
Enabled the intrepid trav'ller to take,
And safely a journey so perilous make,"
Cried Owen ap Morgan!—the curious oration
From all rals'd au uproar of mirthful applause ;
" The Jrr," they exclaim'd, " a fresh incident draws
The glee to enhance of this fam'd Coronation ;
,or richness of humour, nor ornament lacking,
Sustained in their ai:nith by WARRZIN'S Jar &Ammo."
This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by

BANKRUPT.
: The question hr this' case is one of considerable ins-
' portarice to the commercial world. It is she one of
interest to the bavAltasmuch as it has raised a doubt as
to the application of ,a 'principle some time ago laid
donn by the Lord Chancellor in bankruptcy cases,
which was lookinl *pan as -scubas at rest for ever a
question then falsest sea to the.eight of one partner to
prove a debt Make she commit 10 of another.ln order
to rendos thenttionsilats iasahts`feithrwing eases more
clearly understood. we will here state the nature of that
en which they are said to tarp. It wit* an application
made to the Loid Chancellor " Es parte Sbillito, in the
matter of Goodchild," to allow a party to prove a debt
under the commission of bankruptcy against some of
his own partners. The parties had been partners as
bankers, and also carried on business under another firm
as ironmongers. One of the partners advanced money
to the other to help on the ironmongery business; but
that failed, and the ironmongers becoming bankrupts,
the partner sought to prove his debt for the money so
advanced. The Lord Chancellor would not allow him to
prove—observing, that where one partner advanced
money to another to assista business in which the same
persons were also partners, he ought not to be allowed
to prove it as a debt. for they should both be viewed
as 's wheels of the same machine;" but supposing the
parties had been partners in different trades, and that
the debt had been incurred in dealings between one firm
and alleither, in the way of trade, then one partner
might be allowed to prove under the commission against
the other. This had been considered the law of the
court from that time to the present,
In the &yachter case now before the Court,
Mr. MONTAGU opposed the application made to al-
low one of the parties (who had been partners in the
Gravesend Bank) to prove a debt against the other.with
whom he had been engaged in another business, and he
rested his opposition on the decision made in the case of
" Shillito and Goodchile above cited, to which, he con-
tended, it was analogous.
The VICR-CHANCRLLOR observed, that he had consi-
dered the case of " to parte Shillito" with great atten-
tion, yet he was utterly at a loss to understand the
principle on which it was made.
Mr. MONTAGU said, that the Lord Chancellor had
not given his judgment in the case without the most
mature deliberation ; having, as he observed at the
time, diligently looked over the whole of the cases on
the subject.
The Vice CHANCRLLOR said, he had no doubt that
the most serious attention had been given on the subject
by his Lordship, still, however, he (the Vice Chancellor)
could not understand the principle of it, rend it was pro-
' bable he should continue ignorant of it to the hour of
his death; nevertheless, whatever might be his own
opinion, he must act upon that of his Lordship, which,
as there was no appeal from his decision in bankruptcy
cases, must of course be considered as the law of the
Court. If, therefore, be should be of opinion that the
present case was anologous to that of ss Shillito" he
would decide it according to the same principle.
The cue stands over for the present.

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INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, Amer 4.
The Court was occupied again to-day in disposing of
cases which had stood over from former days, for
the production of additional evidence as to the disposal
of property and other similar purposes. The case of
Richard Twort, according to whose schedule, to which
he was about to swear, an assignment of his property
had been executed the day before he went to prison,
whereas it turned out that he had executed it some days
subsequently, was further adjourned to have the assign.
ment cancelled and the property delivered up to the
Cotirt ; the Cisme Coxtutsstosiza observing that it was
my to the insolvent not to dismiss his petition, for
e abominable fraud which he had attempted to com-
mit upon his creditors.
Some other cases were also further adjourned ; one or
two insolvents were remanded for trifling periods ; and

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