Court Of Chancery, Tuesda...
LIAfl REPr!!ar 'trst. ae a;i.r :sermrr- EBEFLS V. DXEILLX. I'.Mr. H{A1RT applied for leive to alter the: ttle of a cause whici lind becn'erroneou.clysect dowa in ~thepaper. Hisclientvwas coi. eern'ed for two theatrical cases, ~haniiif adl of Ebers and another, had written down .Cnpst* v. Harris,;the latter caSe running.morc in his hlead, froih his 'having beenSlO? moeatvt oncnd ni hithero. . actively cocernedin it The LonD CirANctbxO.& gave glvertby to correct the entry in the list. With respect to'AThe list jiseil, he felt himself comcdled to deviate from his own order concernilng it for a time; on account:of the absance of the ViceChancellor;'/ He regretted to say, that the state of HIis lIononrK health was sttcb as rendered it very unlikely that he would :appear in Court again'for the season. Ils Lordship proposed to adoptJsome other mode fo. carrying on the businesg dur. ing Elis Honour's indisposition.- -Prhblv be might prevail upon the Master oF the Rolls to sit in the:Yice.Court during the day. RYE SMARBOUIA. the COURT was occupied the gteater part of the day with an argument, conducted by counsel from bioth bars, for and againstthe verdict which had been pronounced upon the nuisance, arising from the great dike which at present prevents the due flux and renini of the sea, totheputblieannoyance dnainjury.-Further hearing to. cOMtATb OF CtIANROlt TU ESDAV.'JULy 13.