The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-30 00:00:00

STATESMAN.

LAW lATELLIGENCE.

COURT 1W (MA S V. /rty t• 9.
DAS lc T. 1111. TWILL UT: 11 111.S)ROt Gil.

Fir A. i'lcicut7st olio!, that Er !.ad motion tostsb•
mit to 1111% ellisr. on the past of 1)ok• of Mart•
; awl if his Lordship alma fuise any doe6l
as 11" t../ propriety of glasitithi 0,11 was "Ili isslPrtioll
to ask his L01(111.4.'6 judgment on the motion for the
aprinitifffirsit of s frCP:Ver.
ThP 1.(.1LD CIIANCELLuR thst when he
lost hoard of .his rati•p, it was understood that ti.a.
Fifties *Pr., to &timid him in his pulsate room in the
Nous,. of Lor,fa.

Sir A. I'IGGoTT said, it was tint his intention In
peer% the M.lion SI pte►ent, hi• nols mtked permission
that it sorted ►tand noes till next Seal, in order, if
pns•ihle, to use bosh it end the ether motion, as it
ea, pr..hable that an arrangement world be entered
into bet Seen the punier. and that perhaps in Ike
roars; of this eery day, which +mild make it unne-
cessary to trooble the (nod with either of the mw-
lions. It was only fur the rake of caution, in este
she eainecteti.m of a Ovate arrangement should not
he tea'is•tl, sisal he wished Ibis motion to stand for
W.drre•dsy nest.
His Loedship signified his salient.
Lean •uraaou D 1.010

The Arrommt.T hegaerl to call the etten• I
lion of his I...sdslip to a motion connected with this
clime, whit hit was of considerable imports's/lb to !
h.ar before the last Seal day pr.cerling the long 'sea-
lion. The motion was for 11.• appointment of a re.
cever, or e•tber to determine who was to bare the!
management of the estate, it b. log at present managed
by Iwo woes. The estate in qweillltio wan the pro-
perty of Lord Monson, ao infant.
Mr. linnet said, the property was et present coite
safe, and the neer.sity for the tontine was ant so
argent es to preterit the induldence of a %hurt delay.
The around on which be claimed this isdehseere was.
the absence of two Gentlemen (Crouse', we believe)
ow professienal duty in the reunify.
It ass ultimately agreed, that the motion should
stand over for eigl.t 6;9.
In the course of the proceedings Wiley. Mr.,
HMCO, oho has of late made SO appeiliaMefe
both in the Court of Chaucer; and it. the Costa ill
King's Booth, stood op to address the Lord Ch•ne '
cellor, with the ties of ioduciog the Count to beer
a P..litinn of his oat of i 9 tats, on acCOVel of the al-
leged hardship of his Calf.
Ilia Lordship interrupted him with con.iderall'e
warmth, throwing down from the Bench at the {afar
tints a bundle of papers, which. we believe, Mr.
Brute had sent to him. 11. reproved hi.. in terms
of great severity, ler presymsing to attempt In to.
bent. a Jellgo by privets cnmmnnkNioas There
sees among these papers, suit his Lordship, a letter
to the Viee•Chserrellor, touched in sorb terms, that
he meat isay his Honest hid acted with ter; great
moderation in net coo witting Mr. Bruce to prison.

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M•. Brocoiliorisioned any ihd"ortro
Ow fluff/meat either of Li{ Lordship or of rho Fire.
Chancelli.r. lle irp.poomicti ihot his rein loss is.
.suable. if this Petitios eau out beard before a par.
ileolmr

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The Loan Cimactri oa said, that Mr. Disco
shrotil 'revive the tame j..to.a as soy other subject
In the kingdom, anti he shield take rare berme the
Court was done with him, that others should bate
justice from Mr. Brute.
Mr. Were, in alluding to those by show he thought
himself injured, rail. d them conspirators, on whirls
hi. I.e.rdshp pottered him to attend to his tang. age,
and to know that sera a term was not to be lased In
that Cart.
Mr. tir ere.— Ms Lord, five bills have been found

Prins, 16 rf It POI.
LOUD CH stn.Lon —Ay. t•ery possibly ; Fills are
easily found. Bur yn. might ta lotto, Sir, that se-
e... Oohs are no !Anil's. 114 Lordship the. ordered
Mr Brae. it gig, so farther itstestaptioo to the be.
mess of the Coin.

VICE CHANCELLOR'S COURT. Jci►
LYNNE r TIM [ANL Of DARIILIT.

M. Bamsta said, that this case had siteady been
befor► the Coati, but still thy present application was
P eeeeee ry. The Plaintiff was ROCInt of the Parish
of Strom!, in the n►ighbourhood of the city of Ro-
shiver, and as each claimed a right to rot down
',timeworn' in an mate held by the Noble Defendant.
on a lease from the Dean and Chattier of Rochester.
eitegill that swish "firewood was liable to tithes.—
'I his the Noble Def►ndant objet led to, and brneght
the case before tise Court, when, after mesh ergo-
ow, it wee melted by the Court ►o send the fol-
lowing issue to law tried, via. Whether the Plaintiff
had any right, and what right, to this copsewood as
tithe ? There was a motion last Seal for petting off
the trial of this ins., which motion by agreement
was postponed till the present orea•ioo. fie under.
stood that the other side had abandon's' their oppn.
'Won to the trial going on, mod he, therefore, hoped
that their Glow attplkaties world be dismissed with
Costs.

Mr. Ilet.t.reeretted that be had aot been instreeted I
by his Chest bow to act, and, the, ohne, he could not
oppose the applicatioe of his Learned Friend (Mr.
Barber) for costs.
The Vice CUASCILLOR remembered the e 4, very
well, and amid, the point to be bird by the J•ry
I was of rather some importance. Ile granted the
motion.

The trial rows on In.morrow (Wortley the litst
inst.), at the Kept Ass's...

FAIR.

Trgterthy, the investigstion of the nerves and
crimes pert traced at th. above.nemed fair, was re.
stoned at llow•street Office, before Sir NATI, 41411-1.
Cov ANT and -- BALK Elm., N. oh.n such dia.
ter 4114 and filtsbolicsl seen.% were disclosed as would
defy the rower of de.cription. A yowl( mon now
attended the noire, who had been grossly onal.trested,'
in order to identify anise of the miscreants still In
cuttody ; bet the villains had blindfolded him at the
time, end bill.offilelll to denote their persona w.,.
vain. Another' Gentleman 411 there, who, after
Woe posh 41 into rr divh, was stripped Ohio hut anvil
hoots', robbed of hiv'motch and money, sod left moot
deplerabl). lc &cotter case the robbefa.kad Dot pa.
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