Star.
London, England, 1829-11-16 00:00:00

COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Noy. 14.

MCLANE £$D ANOTNIN C. MUTUAL nrsosinvy tuttonasca COMPANY.
Mr. RICCARDO applied for a Commission in this use to examine
witnesses at Rio Janeiro. The action was brought against the In-
surance Company to recover 44400. the amount of *nougat* upon
the brig George. which sailed from Liverpool Inc the River Piste,
in the month of June. togs, to proceed from thence to Buenos Ay-
res. U that port should not be blockaded. The port was blockaded,
and the George, in attempting to enter, was taken and condemned.
On this ground the insurers contend that they' were not liable. It
was prayed that the Commission might issue without paying the
amount of the insur►nce into Court.

Dlr. &soca argued se wow length opiate eke Comodedou belies
Rased, without the illoory befits paid into Court.
The Lost, Cuter Beans asked Mr. Richerds if be would moo

sent to pay interest from the date the Plaintiff would mosine
Judgment, le ca.e of his succeeding in his action.
Mr. Ractimues consented to this, and the Commission wee di.
reeled to issue.
Air. Baron Ganeow still continues unable to auend the Court.
PREROGATIVE COURT; Now. 14:
NICOOLL 11. MORS.
in this case the Ewe's ADTOO•11 appeared to lad Inerthe
Court an obligation with a view to set will granted to the
Defendant. on the ground that such will was obtained by the said
Mary Danes, she having obtained an midi% cuotroul over the de-
s:curd, Robo:rt Spink, thereby depriving the rightful person, Mr.
Easter Spink Newsom.
Dr. POILLMORL, on the part of Mary Danes, read two letters ,
written by the deceased, proving the affection entertained by .the
deceased to Mary Danes, and contended that the Court shield not
allow the allegation to be received after so long a time had elapsed
since the letters of administration were granted.
Dr. DOOOOP followed on the same side, and stated that the cos•
tents of this allegation should have been %traduced beftre.
Sir Joint Nscnot., after a few obeervations, decided to suspend
the proceedings in the cause, in Order that the pliegatten might be
considered. and that if the C.:tenths,* Wake proper, to admit it.—
The Court afterwards adjourned.

FIRE AT SLOUGH, NEAR WINDSOR.

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From the Second Editionof the Windsor Express. •
Notwithstanding the lateness of the hoar we have
stopped the press while we took poet to Sicalsk, to Wicettakt the
extent of a lire reported to base broken out Mem at the White
Hart Inn. kept by Mr. Loft
It appears it originatedlo 4sietatAittg.' at about eight o'clock en
Friday evening. The tames best *oddest, teens the left wing
with amazing fury. The alarm was given. and in a eery few
moments numbers wrre ea thethespee to rendre einistaam. The
Ant objects of attention were the hoses. the number of *bleb in
danger was upwards of SO. The bakers were sou. sad the missals
were driven off the promisee, witenat, sock was the esisifusion. they
were allowed to taie their newel ways up or doWn the teed or
over 'the neightiouting Gelds. The hill number Met cannot be
ascertained t but three at least an "known to base sugared. The
lire was wen gradually td involve them, and from the meows* '
• the lames commenced the work of their destruction. used they A
au& subdued by the neigh% densest,' their 4689etate phlegm sad
piercing shrieks afforded terrific evidence of the torrents they
endured.
'like martins made by het hawed* prewar were meet judicious
and gealseweeth . In a Mort time the inn was emptied of all
iambs,' • • . the 'nods. &c. being received' by kind neigh
boom essiiiis• from: the. horse and foot barratke speedily
arrived, add were followed bt the parish cosine of oar lowa •
which woad bamboos present earlier but fur its breaking see
in Econ. The dames 'at last made their way from the stables to
the roof of the kin ;• their further 'royals here, however,
was arrested by Volumes of water being pumps' up to this
of the premises. •In a short time • the Whele•ol the
portion of the stabling wee a mass of burning ruins. . The flames
were new gradually proceeding along the tine of building tii the
right, When it' was suggested to cut off the etdatniinicatien:" 'AB .
kande were blunedlately In tectulidtion—they awed the kilobyte,
tbretr down Melinda; sod loving removed the combekible rub-
bish, all the appedbenaleni before so justlY entertained were at an
end. Of the exertions made we cannot speak too highly ; there
were double Mira longlloisi farmed. end hundreds of handiest•
tin passingoolnirds hundred. of 'wateribuckets: .Weare
rpg to learn that Mr. Lod is insured. The stages to and from
Loudon ate of mama obliged to continue their .jeuroey without
changing horses. Numberless sets at hat new have been consumed.
.t., . )

. . .
• Notices lave been• given la. the customary forms .that
upplicatinns will be made in the approaching &slim of Parlawristas
for leave totting ip &Us for the formation uf.• new liwagerfleed.
• market..' at or Mar the site of the place now known as Hanger-
,ford-market, 'behind the litribd. 'and bear to charing-crelos;
• fur the budding alitidgit heroes the Thithei; opposite to hllll.ll
bank-rune West/Muter. and Lambeth. just above the ralmea
FAGG tV 0" AT G 11*T St 110()LIK Rawirend
• Mina. Wits* of Sr:
.Irahnund Hall, in` a note appended to a
funeral femurs which be lately preached ea the occasion of Ole •
*death -tit die lin 'Rim.
,S. Ciotinuts; of LoodOd; saylf.lol
L'imethet"Wei ideated at Winclinter School. ilndOr' Dr. hark
Wanon. and *Mile, Now Canoga, Olflud; M4snior Fellow,:
'ttea. At Winchester. Isis tender apirit. like Cowper's. sugar is-
covered the opprission under which he mitered front the unsay.
of the ekl.r buys, if he had not to date front it much of his subse-
quent 111 health." .
* StiVix Alt PTON , Nov. 14:---The Stureyer-Generala,
Nits* andothei outer, skit from Letidett'ac ad* MOST
Into the late integgling tramactioo. hawse length- medelhele re.
port to the Hoard lfull particulars or *OM, and its result. will be
made public very shortly. A due hasinen obtained so the
owner at tbilAililerri, but we min* sty* poilthefilnulharsitiat•
•a4j 'ea this sled the Witte!' insisied prilSe4.4 he briplidlesd
dds'iranbitcdoiu iVeussdetwasid'that Me -ien..talked-of pier.
for the embarkation and Undies et Peseta** to this ton le vow
Goody settled to be Intik. ever the breakwater; but 'aided imill•••
-.leiiblj Tidbit hiiedie Ode. It *HI not be built In so earessien
a manner as wasitirnstrifln oeifeingisitem• •.11. ‘t
'SstiltdaratiiiisSis um 4 atpmetirea heal =An hdiy 00
Was. %Vann. a omelet. In the PreAteatiary. wbsi kadbeill
sen-
tenced. to lbro yeiremdentsbent there. ter stealing nosh. 4t sr'
peared that lie deceased bad beep in the inhaler Of ths priest:
ever Wile the heletlifobaillittl'bild tie I intended tdititli every
• ''wine::' His'tilistrifdre-cOntelititetrnial 'a codgliZsilid owe
' • t,andHl6llll oF Which he aids 11140415
teased themselves ?Mealy satishtdmith the' treatment she
sed bad received. and remised their verdict—Died by the
Vleitatlea of new