Star.
London, England, 1820-06-03 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE L
This being the first day of Trinity Term, the Judges took
their seats with the usual formalities. Bail justified before Mr.
Justice HOLZOTIF some time previous to the arrival of the other
Judges. The usual return of the state of the convicts ha the
Penitentiary, ?diSheik, was read.
ORD= OF COM%
The Loan CHUM Justice observed, that, as there were Mail
peremptories which stood over, and as many motions for new
trials stood over, it would be convenient to take the perempto-
ries and motions on alternate days. The Court would, there-
fore, begin on Monday.
Mr. Scotterrr asked at what hour in the day the Court would
-take the motions as knowledge on that subject would be advin-
tageous to the suitors, who attended from day to day in expeeta-
don of their business coming on?
The Loan Cum Jusuca replied, that the Court would take
motions at one o'clock.

tx 12 CLEMENT.
Mr. PLATT said, he was instructed to move, in the matter of
Mr. Clement, the Publisher, for a writ of certiorari, calling upon
the Judges who sat in the late Commis ion at the Oki Baityy,
or Mr. Shelton, their Clerk, to return the orders made for the
appearance of Mr. Clement, and the fine he was adjudged to
pay, in consequence of his violation of a prohibition, in publish-
ing prematurely the State Trials; The Learned Counsel .was
desirous of removing the said orders into the Court of Kirig's
Bench, in order'to set aside the fine.
Came Juno:K.—Does the order for paying• the fine remain,
or has the fine been entreated into the Court of Exchequer?
Mr. Incur.—if the order does not Itmain,"nty Lord, my
application will fall to the ground.
CHIEF JUSTICL—Yes, • Mr. Platt, but before we grant the
writ, we must know whether the order remains there, or who-
.
ther it is gone?
Mr. Justice BATuer.—lt cannot produce Myth- delay to
inquire.
CHIEF Juste=.—You can be Wormed by to-morrow.
Mr. PLAT: then said, he understood the prder Kill retained
in the Court of the Old Briley. •
, Curer Josrier..—You must have an Affidavit tile, face _

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Mr. PLAIT asked if the Court would aUuw him, to,meption
the matter again after his Lordship bad gone through the Oar ?
The Clime Jurracz said, if tittle was time the Cuiikeiiteuld
•
hear him.
At four o'clock, as the Court was rising, Mr. Ptirr again
introduced the subject. He said he had found that, a -starch
was made yesterday, and that the ordervemained in the Curt.
He had an affidavit of the fact.
Ctanv Jos:seg.—Take a Rule to shew cause.
Mr. PLerr.—Will the Court allow•the Rule OW the certiorari
to be absolute?
Cuter JUSTICL—In a case of this kind, you can-only have a
Rule to shew cause.
Mr. PLATT.—Your.Lordships will, perhaps, AIM us to stay
proceedings ad interims ?
Cara, JusiwiL—We have really gone as far Amnia. go.

Much uncertainty exists on the subject of the Fled& Treaty;
some accounts from America stating that the explanations of the
Spanish Minister, General Vives,_were wholly-unsatisfactory,
and that he would set out from Washington on his return home
n a few days ; and others, that the Pennons,' had actually pre-
sented the Treaty to Congress fully ratified.
Cart tat.t Exerrunt.—Final close of the Poll—Wednesdayl
Mr. Julies - - 468 Sic Philip Musgrave 382
Majority for Mr. James - 86. -
ASCOT-HEATH RACES, Fauktr, (Lase Das).
Sweepstakes of 30gs. each, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Set Sb. and
fillies, est. ‘2.lb.
Duke of York's chesnut tiny, by Aladdin .'
Mr. Rush's bay colt, by Medley - . . • .
2 to I agst the winner.
The Woking's= (Handicap) Stakes of Sgs. eseb.
Mr. Ramsbottom's bay horse, by Walton, 5-yrs-old, Bat. gib. I
Duke of York's Soots, Bst. lib. -
A Plate of £5O. for all ages.--.-Heats, the Old Mb:
Mr. Ramsbottom's Sbreekkoru, 4-yrs-old, sat. 91b. g g g
Lord Warwick's Wouvermans, 5-yrs-old, 9st. 31b. 1 it s
Mr. Forth's Admiral, 4-yrs-old, Bst. 91b. - - 5 sdr
Mr. Stevens's Charming Molly - - - - 4 4dr
Mr. Jenklas's Cracker;-3-yre.old, 7st. 41b.•
,5
Won easy.-7 to 4 apt Admiral-8 to I apt Wouverlittati:
after the heat, even on Wouverpsans--after the weed her,
*sad i•te 1 on Vareekhorn.

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