Star.
London, England, 1826-06-03 00:00:00

EX PASTE LATOUCH E.

Mr. HILL applied again to the Court is behalf of Mr.
Latouche, a prisoner within the walls of the King's
Bench prison. The Learned Counsel called the attention
of the Court to a former application, when Mr.Latouche
complained that Mr. Jones, the Marshal, having re-
ceived a sum of money to allow him the Rules, had
since detained him a close prisoner, contrary to the sug-
gestion of the Court, that be ought to be again admitted
to the Rules.

Mr. JUSTICI BATLLY observed, that the Court had no
power to compel the Marshal to give the Rules to any
person. AU we can do is, to allow you a rule to shew
cause why the Marshal should not refund part of the
money taken from Mr. Latouche for the Rules.
Mr. Mu. finally consented to take the rule in the form suggested
by the Learned Judge.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, June!.
The Judges of this Court were occupied the whole of the day In
the Exchequer Chamber,on an argument in a special demurrer.
Mr. Justice GAZELLE sat for a short time to take common motions.
CONSISTOIa COURT, Just 2.
The Court was occupied for nearly an hour in listen.
ing to some objections taken in a defamation cause,
where the return of certificate of the penance performed
by a patty appeared to have been defectively nude.
There was not the slightest degree of interest 1-4. import-
ance attaching to the argument of Counsel on the mat-
ter; and the case stands over.

SUCH V. JLIGII.
In this cause, the Proctor for Mrs. Bligh applied to
the Court, praying it to dismiss his party from all fur-,
titer ob:ervAnce of the suit, no libel having yet been
brought in.
Toe Proctor for Mr. Bligh submitted to the Court
that the delay of bsinging on the libel was entirely at-
tributable to Mrs. Bligh ; who, for two years, on the
Continent and elsewhere, had succeeded in frustrating
the personal service of the citator of this Court.
Sir CoxISTOUIRR Itosunson directed the libel to be brutish in, if
possible, on the next Court diiy.

The wheats in this neighbourhood wear (with very
little exception) the most promising appear.ince. The
late rains have been most beneficial to barley, and oche►
Lent crops, as well as to tl►e giass.—Wotcester Journal.

PUBLIC SALES -MAY 30.

MR. 110 G G ART.

A Leasehold House, Premises, and double fronted Skop, No. 45,
Cbeapsitle, held under the Goldsmith's Company, for ten years
from Lady Day next, at a yearly ground rent of 531. T/s. 6d. and a
piece of ground in the rear. let for the whole term at 101 10s. per
annum ; bowie and shop fixtures to be taken at a •aluation—knocked
down at 1,*.;001._

Five Pieces of Grazing Marsh Land, containing 50 acres, near
the Barge public-house, West Ham, Essex, let to Lady Day, 1827,
at 1621. 10s. held under the Dean and Chapter of Westminater for
21 years from 1820, renewable every seven years, according to
custmn, at 41. a year-2,3001.
A Leasehold liesidence, situate upon the summit of Stamford
hill,with coach house, stabling and buildings, lawn, pleasure grounds,
gardens, and paddock, in all about six acres, held for 51 years, from
Michaelmas 1825, at an annual rent of 135/. and a septennial pay-
ment of 5001. to commence in 1828, fixtures, &c. to be taken at a
valuation--.. 17701. _ _

A Freehold and ropyhold Estate, comprising Streatham Park,
Surrey, with a Residence and numerous attached and detached
offices, pleasure grounds, gardens, farm yard, &c. in all nearly 90
acres,l9x. 1 a. 25r. of which are freehold, and the remainder copy-
hold, annual quit rent 51. 12s. 4d. one heriot, and a tine certain of
5/. 10s. fixtures to be taken at a ♦aluation-10,9501.
A Leasehold Residence, No. 21, Bedford-row, with four detached
counting houses, held for thirteen years and a hAlf at 1601. per ann.
a loft let at 101. a year, fixtures to be taken at a v.duatior.-1001.