Star.
London, England, 1829-08-11 00:00:00

gantlet' of the. alternation in prosperity. Numbers of
hurts had been broken, and ruin had spread far and
ewe producing miseries that were not to hs equalled in,
Ns history of mankind.. In war, the servants of Go-
vernment, with a depreciated currency, had fined Wa-
nes, which now were nearly trehled,.and the poor man's
means were taken away to nourish the cormorants. The
taxes had consumed all the profit on capital, and was
now feeding on the capital itself. When it would stop
seemed impossible to foresee—whether in producing re-
form, or in the prostration of the energies of the country,
GOD only knew. It had been said England could not
again become a barren desert; but such thing; bad beam,
and unless a thorough reform took place, the obserration
of Bonaparte would be verified, that. " Englishmen were
every where, but England no where."
The CHAIRMAN, RAW ft handsome and well merited
panegyric, gave " The health of the Rev. G. Berry."
The Rev. G. BERRT, in a very appropriate and excellent
speech of some length,' which our limits forbid us to
enter into, returned thanks, and, without entering into a
detail of a Reform in Parliament, which he considered
not allied to his ministerial capacity, gave his sentiments.
OR the subject. The CHAIRMAN next gave " The Li-
berty of the Press." Mr. M. H. BAKKER offered a few
observations in reply, and proposed " The Trial by Jury."
The CHAIRMAN then gave " Mr. O'Connell and the
Reformers of Ireland."--" The London University."—
" Prosperity to all Institutions that have for their object
the improvement of mankind." In giving this last toast,
the Chairman again urge/ the necessity of forming a
doh to protect the local interests of the town, wed ani-
madverted very strongly on the taxing of pensioners...
T. B. PAGET, Esq. after some clever allusions to the
change in the principles of parties., gnu " Swan to
the proposed of the Marquis of Blandford for
political reform," to which the Chairman requested to
couple " Lord Winchilsea, and success to his efforts for
Reformation in the Cborch."—Sevonal.other toasts. were
given, and the Chairman quitted the. mom about eleven
o'clock. The whole of the arrangements were of the
first order.

LAW IN7IELLIGENCZ.
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coURT.OF CHANCIIRY. Avevev.l9.

plow e. waits.
The Loan amens.," stated, that this was an appeal from a
dedeion of Lord Oilfired, as Master of the Rolls. The question
depended an the ometructio• of the win of a George Green, who
died in the year 1•28. The testator gave to his son, provided he
married a women with a fortune of 1,0001. the sum of 5,0001 t.
be settledon his wife for her life, and tiles to ggoo over to their
children. The son married, but net a lady posmNfbg 1,0001. ; he
died, and left three daughters surviving. The question was, he-
ther than three yeses Who were entitled to the 5,0004 Wt by
their grandfather. It was argued at the bar** their father teak
quasi interest is the property ; but the Court wee of aphides
that he only took a life interest la it, and that there wasnottfring in
the bequest to sonstinste an estate is tail to the chNdreo. The
seat consideraties seas, whether there was not a meekest Wen-
ties en the face of the will, that the children should take an in-
terest ? His Lordship certainly conketersd that the testator did
mean to give an interest to she children ; and he had looked, but
he regretted to ray is yak, for teems in the. WM to corroborate
this cooseture, and form a lossifeet lamed= to sack AIM
Codes sore dromastowes she Court fek bound to mina the:
jonlgoteot of the Maser or the RAW. It was a heed mu so the
Tenn ladiphbut under * term of the will they could pot take the
property-AU coots a the.priceedings.wem secs asom of the NW,
1111. 114•TTIO. OP wars ASO OMNINIIINIAL OP sea.

7110 VIN, • SOLICIII•14
The Bout rron-Gossaat appeared we behalf of Mr. Freud, to
apply for his discharge. Mr. Freud was caked before the. Foots
teen& List of Coomississen, and asked whether he bad a certain
deed with hint ? Weald No. DM beset Mew that that list masa
set going to mist gals wadi after the vacation ? Me bad heard
us on the day predate*. He was bawd to produce die deed;
would he presee it forthwith ? He draped. The Oonsatit-
dopers then conunkted bin. a Newpto fly looking into the
warrant it appeased dot the poisoner had Mon oarneaktrd for tot
satisfactorily aenverlag; whores% if he ought taboo bete tow
witted at it aught to have hem fee not predoglog dostis
Mr. Ross regarded this as as objectless merely in poiet at fent.
sod capable of being moiled by the Court, soder the 3Pth section
of the late Act of Parliament; and that the substantial joestion
for decision was, whether for the justice of the one,ibis.Rekdtor
was not to be coupelled to ;wedge* the deed?
The COURT wail dearly of video that Mr. Proud ought to be
ditchasged, and ordered the discharge asoordinglys