The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-08-17 00:00:00

LAW iNrml. LIC E ATE.

COURT OF CHANCERY,

The Lady who attended in Court yesterday, for
the purpose of having 40001. Stock transferred
froth her own name into that 14 her hirtband, brit
the (nether proceeding in which, at that time, the
Lord Chancellor prevented, in consequence of ob.
serving that the Solicitor was prompting the Lady
in the answers she should give, again appebied in
Court to-day, for the purpose of baving the trans-
action completed.
The Lord Chancellor called her ap to the
.place
where his Secretary sits, and having explained to
ber the reason why he pre her the trouble of again
attending to.day, stated that it wai his duty to in.
form her, that the property of the Stuck in tines.
tion was at present entirely at her owo dispOsal.—
Be, therefore, cautioned her to reflect wtll befoie
she gave her sanction to the prevail transfer, Whith
she must know was irtevocable. rf she Afield at
any future period repent of it, and apple to his
Lordship, he could nut interfere so as to akord her
the smallest relief. She must make up her mind,
therefore, while it was in bet power.
The Lady expressed her entire coneviefrence in the
transfer, which accordingly receivisil tiles/motion ut.
the Court.
LIAM Ll rf OF MkittNEl7.4 APiiiitIPRIATTSG
THEIR ()WI POSEB TUE ratrimat v. OF
BkNKRVers.

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In the course of some proceedings ill a Babkrapt
Petition, .
The Lunn CHANCIILOR took occasion, 'Without
any reference to that particular case, to warn As. I
Signees and others tone.erited in the-ndministratiim
of the property of Bankrupts, that, as the law
sow stood, Assignees employing the funds of Batik.
vupt estatet entrusted to their care, for their own
Imposes, or in any respect to their own private ad.
antage, were char gewble with interest on all sums
so misapplied by them, at the rate of 'Picea!' pet
Cent. lie wiThed this to be generally known ; and
also, that is hen any instance of the kind_ was
brottaltr under the cognizance of the Court, be
should feel himself bound to give to the law its full
effect. 4
la-PA 11TE *Witty:AN, JM TUE MATT-ER oV ti c:c It Err+ t
This wa. an application in the Bankruptcy .oft
Robert Kenuett, a Tharatter of some notoriety':
the Petition embraced en Insineuse variety of mat.•
ter, and wetvt to attest different parties, Fonts of"
whom were only interested in a single traitsitclion 1
out of the vast multitude detailed in this Petition.
After hearing Mr. limit at great letigth, in sup.;
port of the Petition,
The Leas Ctiavrecr.on declared it to be hist
opinion, that it was so multifarious in its sta.l
tore, that. it could not possibly be entertained blab i
present shape, as against the persons with roperil
to whom, in one solitary transaction of some mag-
nitude, relief was sought. Had rt his f been sought,
in such a case, by Bill, it must imintsliatoly here'
been- dismissed, on account of its multifarioes .iia..l
titre. His Lordship was bound to pursue a similar
line of proceeding in a Petition where 1/• lOtis, of We
matter was inapplicable to the charge made ugaiiist!
the individual party, and he of course, moat, in de.
fending himself, ,Ise exposed ,to nine ,times more ez.
pence that[ he oii,,t regularly to incur. His Lord-
ship, therefore, must, as to this party, disaii,s the I
Petition with costs, without prejudice to ao amend-
ed petition on that specific point.
The Petition, kowtow, it up agreed should he
over, geuerally. . 1
. . .
. A paragraph some time since wowed iii Time
Public Lccigee,, which iloputed •diisiitteetiou to tile,
allyitt Cunt s all Be,ginaeut. On application at the,
Alice of that paper, fur
,tlis author of .such art as- t
persitor, the f.dit or AscriDui,l Kt,te 0 My.,,iCaosrev.)?4,,
of Plymouth. ,A,t a misetitig.pf !bp 04core or [beteorpt, the Officer cononauding hiving been re.,
quested, in their name, to seek from )I.o.4;rot.ltritsal
an esplanatieu ou the subject, received the isallf*-
lug answer : . . .
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" Ply,meuth.Disch, Aug, .7, .1 04 ~
4i Set.—Totir letter of the .3lvt ult. did. not "reifett int till
Ntittortlisy .4eitoroonn, owing In an *Um ha She itiiiirtois.i.Jla
ausoer I havp4uoitate, that I sew suatt a yawns 14, oe,aup
efimmunication wit/lever to the Public trd,rer. well. re-
valet* the artici. .on Mention. Hut do not thtiFelie 1 r ntt It went
to fur m In attribute dilate: tiara or want of loyalky .0) your
!sgiinent. 1 heat tl. .etr; ill petros as tIA6 .plate Mate ,(tv tot
indeed I treated 31•!: a Fall-ohnod, add cmsradicted in all time
papers with which 1 coreespotiti) that One of •the Cdenstaff
rsgiments vas to IICIMISe trap ote.vientily .0f :Littutott, in ego.
segivenee of :ante of the men having vim.* their 01,thWill
riettece too freely iclistive tot* F. Burdett * justified/ diSpltte.
This was-heard :1,1 :ameba .persons bete, bald. ilk elute-tee
persona Who urigioated Jit ouold tor implusibic,, nor can I leant
that ever the piteagrap appeated iujirint ; celtaiii 1 um, how-
e'er. that 1 Conwadi ter( It, and wises, soled dl tity heart, [-
(field fitivl out the erreoetalmitvigii.iikill It. irsiiii wish ssi
thing stated publicly on this head, wistiseter vairicif Itr any
other Gentleman in the regiinent may he pleased to draw ill),
shall be tweeted is ern piarftbereii aoikei issue With* it‘s
w ith which; I ciirre,pnud, gratis ; hut 1 know nothing of thei
Public Lager ; in Cwt. 1 scares I[ll4'W thare Wit!, :"1101 it palter
taesistenec Yoe may, .Sir, rest ;mitred, i!Lit in no ildn of
the kinchiru.stre.she tioestMalt hlitithisoorct worsted that ht.
this place, and by mot pore 00;4, Ws',
4' Tottre Nery respect fulli, '
•• hI. J. CLAYTON' :i
" Toth! oEscer commanding [total CorawaH Regiment. t

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The above needs no comment ; but tat ants* *OW
have incautiously or. ratilieiously Assisted
iug a report so infamous arid atAtirt4 • **State Ail
observe, that few corps of 'Militia, have herb tub fihs
tunate as the Royal t3(nlittill, in Opportbnitief ktfl
proving their steadiness anti' luyatty. • it lit only At-
cussary to remind such c4luntoiaturatif the Setikii."!
of this fine body of wen it the riots of Bristol; dirtU
the mutiny of the Nolte; to bring frl.thfir
lion the extraordinary torch 4 w Melt the regimeril
performed, wheti selitted to quell the rtlstoriraneiC
of Manchester ; and finally, to rine-ark Mitt (rub'
ing the late cortimotions) it Wes satilitgst the *Hi'
which were called du to iireterire the teetb
metropolis, aad amongst the teat that qukted it. Tel
ifsert the official testimonies of appootietinti *Milt
the Royal Cornwall regiment .has rtetived fur
conduct on ail tlit:se @ceasing's, wue4d fit fully (60
touch of the columns of this paper.
• The reriment, cut fins SOD, toaret•ti 1140% Or} el",
cvt too of vi n:au left sick co the rood) 30 codes moat OW.
There never was such an opportiiwily irifoviled till
adventurers so I.ottcrica, is by the present Schtint.
Any person may purchase a single ifikteelith, nr;
other Share as usual, or he may obtain tenth oae
. five 'Pickets of the same Number, by which Inc*
en..y gain Five Prises 61 20,0001. each ! This caitiff:
n ,t have been dune in any futmer Lottery".

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