Star. — London, England, 1819-06-23 00:00:00

LASS _ .an, Esq... And SIXTY DIREC'TORS. listraging Director—ii. T. ar,aa.u. Baanstorr, P.sq. F.A.S. RECEIPTS arc now in course a delivery for the Renewal of Policies falling due at Midsummer. The distinguis!ied pi inciple of this Mee is, that it combines the Security of a Company possessing a large permanent Capital with the hlinor advantage of sharing profits, u is Union Sock bar.. The capital of the Arsociakion is now. Half a Million Sterling. ILturns of from 25 to FO per Cent. have been in variably paid to all who have continued insured seven years, and to the aiuoui , t of £22,000 within the late five years. Not a single trigstion with any claimant has arisen time the first establish ir.,;at of thc .I.seaciation in 1807. NATIONAL — UNION LIFE ASSOCIATION, 88, Bridge-street, Blackftiars. Panic as. Bic Gr. the D. ofMarl! orougli Lord PAsiingtem, M.P. liarquess of Salisbury, K.C. Lotd Viscount Ceinborne Earl Fortescue The Lord Ilishorief Carlisle the Earl of Carnarvon Sir Robe. Wilson, Knt. TRUE prat. Fir Edwin B. Sandys, Bart. The Rev. It. H. S. }Tele M I Col. Richard Ellison, .P. Robert H. Ledge, Esq. Mauro Its. Sir E B. Sandy', Bart. Pittennrxr, Col. Richard Ellison, M.P. Vic:a-rapt:me. !Ghn Coggan, Esq. Thz Rev. IL H. S. Bele • ' '.7lfiam Copeland, Psq. John Naylor, Esq. Abraham P. Driver,. lisq. Samuel Nt Esq. Robert Edmonds, Esq. John Todd, Esq. Robert H. Gedge, Esq. &c. Ste. &c. Scaozos—Charles Aldis, Esq. Nelson-square. The advantage to 'the Insured in this An0C1221013 is as fol lows, viz.—The Premiunts are nearly ten per tent. lower than la ether (peer; -the funds, and all the accumulations Abetted, tither from Interest or otherwise, will become the property of ;Ile insured ; and front the care and pretaudon ripen to the ad risAClD of Members, the economy in ilk management 4 the :Mira of the Society, and the general eUgibllky of the (which is similar to tit.: London Equitable. but with ble improvements), no doubt can be enwismippil this ration will benefit thz insured mote than has ever yet done. • . .. it is I. its profits holders,! been a for the plan in N. B. cial plan, appointed COVE' FIE: SEV, SIIA, NOT' On FIUDA . *s posed of by COVENTRY CANAL, Three Shares, dividing £44 per Share per Annum; Leeds and lAverpool Canal, Ten Shares, dividing fin per Share; Severn and Wye Railway, Thirty Shares, dividing at the rate of Xit 4s. per Annum ; Ports mouth and Arundel Canal, Ten Shares; Huddersfield Canal, Twenty Shares; City Gas Lights, Seven Shares, dividing , 8 10 per Cent. and Si : Grand Surrey Loan Notes of £lOO each, bowing interest at £5 per Cent. regularly paid. Particulars at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham; Hatehett's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at the Mart; And at the Office of Mr. Scott, New Bridge-street. " MORtIMIR-HOURR, NEAR READING, Desirable Reddenee ' with Oakes, Gnteiblieues Drapery, , Pleassre-Grounds, shrubbery, walled Grades, Coseh-ljouse, StLbles, and Funs Buildings, and upwards of . SIXTY THREE ACRES of Meadow and Arable Land. By Mr. ROBINS, At Earraway's Coteo-bouse, Rxehange-Alley, Cornhlll, on Wisolwasx, 15th July, 1819, at Twelve o:Clock, MORTIMER-HOUSE, standing - Lawn, with obliged orn per day 440404 pi _ ' . per PauperisinArad gteoy . ire creased,'and if this measure was no t resOrted"to,Vii manufacture itself.wmild soon be totally ruinech the Earl of L&UDERDALE lamented - the dis tress of those individualt, but contended against.the principle of the Bill,,as highly injurious. I,t went to substitute a dear artiete for a cheap one, and It the lame time to throw out of employment 5,000 persons who were employed hi the cheap article, without any certainty that the sale of the dear article could be forced so as to ensure the employment of these per sons in its manufacturet The Earl of DENBIGH maintained that if the: Bill was passed, the 3,000 persons employed id tile* spurious article, wh6 would be thrown out of Om. ploy, would he much more advantageously employed in the regular manufacture. l'ae Earl GROSVENOR opposed the Bill, on the ground of its interference with the principle of free Lt.:Jour. _ The Earl of WESTMORLANti contended" that if this Bill were not passed, the manufacture in . gait+•' tion must be inevitablprulned; • • of - gossL- ..,ne• or —...days b.. their Lordships newing the heating of evidence on i the Barnstaple .. lection Bill to-morrow forenoon, for the sake of ex ition, instead of be iiing Appealt that pe ie day i ihd it would appear that a proposition had been, made, or a wish expressed for extending the Order, with respect to the particdlar Bill . . beyond the day' already fixed. • • I The LORD CHANCELLOIL in the couifta of his observations' on these subjects, urged to their Lord ships consideration, the number and itnportince of the Appeals, Which being beard,, ' lay over' for judg: anent, and it was usual 'ditliCestary to allow some days for the consickia . x,4orindgment. He in-' stanced the vastimir .. ''iflett respect tothe pro -I petty. which it iiiit ved, e the great Queensberry cause, and which, it some of their Lordships should deliver their opinions on Ihe'same scale on which he should deem it necessary to address them, the con• siderition of their Lordships judgment thereon, may occupy theist several dai , s. There were other inv , portant eases to be decided, though of less compara tive importance. He would delhis 'Utmost, to the last stretch of his physkil powers, in compliance .with the orders of their Lordships in these respect% and the Holise would reChilect that (in refeiencelo the judicial business), he had frequently - to - lit from ten o'clock in the twining • until k lite liddr-in the night. The Session was now very fir advanced, and it - ''-.: of their. liirdshilie judicial v consideration. The usual • v .e went Fishery; and Pilchard Act% in which certain Refabitions were 'agreetho e !the Repdrte of which were ordered : to he received, to-nsci.ew. . r .on, the motion of Mr. Ii..BOUBNP., the Yie pnrtoftheParish Veitrlee Bill was agreed to, and the Bill ord....red to be read a third time to-rtinfrotr. • Mr. W. WY NNS bbialned leave to bring is a Bill to:lndem nify persons giving evidence of .Bribery and Corrupiiun at Elec.. tiara, before either House of Parliament, or Before the Com-, mitten of she two Houses. The Pembroke Beek Market 1:411 went through a Committee, the Report of which wet ordered to bereceived to-morrow. - The Weight of Bread Bill was read a second time, and cons: milled fit Friday. . The Report of the Assessed Taxes Composition Bitilvas taken tote turthlL Consideration, and After a abort discussion agreed to. The Bill vTae ordered to be reacts third time to-Morrow. BRAVOS IN TILE COLLECTION OF TUE REVENUE. Sir W: 'DE CRESPIGNY wished to call the at tention 'of the House for a few - moments so a subject which came home to the feelings of every man. Lconsequence of a Petition which had been put into, his hands by a Gentleman of the name of Wilkes, from the Parish of Westerham, complaining of Mutsu' in the - Collection of the Revenue at Seven-Oaks, he had been induced-to look into the subject, when be had seen that such a system of fraud and peculation was established as justified him in calling On thatHersait to look -into it, that the poor people there might nee be oppressed—that the revenue might not be robbed ( -and-that swindlers in -Mika- -should nbrfattenoatlbsi plunder of thb cotmtrye Hue hurl *ROI in the- Sessions moved ibr papertchs.the subject,..t= Vetch - a voluminous return.had'been made, tlsat it he came necessary to make a selection from them, and, this selection,. with-some additions from the-opposite side of the House,-had been-seat to a-Committee....* detailed amount of the proceedings which .bad take place had been obtained fromihe Board of Tame, and this, though-not furnished by the party bringing forward the - accusation, but by the-accused, was suf., fieientfor his purpose. Rom this paper he read sOtne extracts to stew that ' through the fonnivance of a person' under. the Commissioners, it had been con trived in elamstarserls parish that assessments should be returned to the Treasury - below those giveir to the Tax-gatherer. This had opened a door to abuses of various kinds, which, he maintained, now called for the strictest investigation on' the part of that House. Great delinquency and defaulters -had been proved on the part-of two persons,. -whom - he mentioned ; Mt, Austin he-could netvegard at the respectable character he had been described to-be„. and did not see that he was 'entitled to the reward be had re ceived, He wished to be inforrped whether any rem assessment was to take place in the parish of Wester ham ? The case he regarded as oue of great hard ship, and he hoped it would meet with every. consi deration on the part of iklinisters. A man of the name- of Bankes, a Solicitor, had had theverfrontery„ to say that the Petition which he bad presented to. that House some time back was a false Petition. He regretted that he had not brought that persOn to the Bar of the House.' Such an assertion, it appeared to hien, was that which ought to be punished,. when it Could be proved that it was • wholly void of foiinda thm. -He then noticed the hardships experienced from surcharges, and concluded by musing for a -Report of the Receiver-General for Bromley, Black heath, and Dartford, for a Rettira of the net Sum or Sums paid. into the Exchequer, on account of the Property Tax, for dupe years,,lB.l4l, -- - also Accounts c - paid t the • Districts him, -1: iIuAA it appeared.to. innecessary It would be remembered L _ MArtin), he on a late occasion iernarlked that a witness ',rat not 15OUnd to answer. questions which htight criminate himself, had)ieenabrtrptly interritptect, anti put tiosir” 16y thk HonOurable Gentleman; . nsvhb flatly declated that witnc!ssas before them were already4ndernnifitdi Mr. WYNN contended that this Bill was not in. • consistent with, the practice of the /rouse and tM priVileges of Parliament. • , The )3ill was then ordered td fie red& d setotui time to morro*. EXCHA PROStCUtiMiat Mr. D. W. HARNEY ,hoped thillansE would in; dulge him with s their attention Ovhile hi endeavoured to put therm in 1-Ois'ession"sofilie eiretimstaneet itafe4 . in a Petition which - he' was about to present. The Petition was from a person of the name of Bryant; the Captain of a vessel called the Margaret, trading from Surinam td the yOrt bf tandem. Under a sta tute of the . 26th Gebrgristhe' Third, commonly called ;the Manifest Act; tile Captaitt is bound, before he leaves any foreign pori, to haVe 'a manifest or eta* mint Of the contents Of the ship made cat. With Suchi document Captain Bryant sailed frOm Stith nam i d the year 1814, and arriired in the port of Lord don id litigdyi last jeai. He itnthediatelt tram initted what rs• cilkCihn ship report Iwhiell is rig (piked by law) tothetartmiscioners of t the Custom containing a Atattamtast cof the ship's cargo: Amon g othes..tbinge laegartirA retard of 145 bag; of coff This document was, Ihrwarded td the Excise, Wfici then' sent, as' is customary; some ot-thCir officeti called searcher* to cotrip'aie the manifest with the cargo, and if thes '3ll6ttici"befoatfddi variance; td place a legal fiat On" the vessel till at sativfatOrre#4. planation • should be li ven, Pa examinieg the .cOfel, Lilts of the frlargirit it was found, that instead Of 145 bigs,of coffee returnee, there were. bat 140 'oil board, In 'the ACt theVe l cbifa clad which stated; (ISt if any' pieta Whatever Wel wanting of those contained in'the Report; a penalty of 2001. was incurred, by the Captain, but 'with this proviso, that IT the lteport 4id not agree with thd 'Manifest, or if could be made mit to the' s.itisfat.; ton of the CornmisSioners bf The enitoths ' that the manifest was incbcrect by mistake , tltifit i the - 'penhiet should not be ineurted. Captain Bryant being kg': norar.s of the cause . .Of this mistake, applied t 6 his [. Male, who Infoimed him, that when the ship silid from Surinam, which 4 did in great haste to saVe her convoy, the 145" hags " of cot tiad bekb erirPtied into 140 bass, 'to save . 3 twai ; e: . iferratiinifited stltement -to the Conimis,roners of:the castiiihk; praying them to rectiq the mistake in the iteport:. , .. They,. satisfied with his explaaatibn, complied with his request; and, traribititted it, to the Commisitoneh ' of Excise,' who' aVo''kppe',ii.icl . satisfied with the'te4 plamrtion, foi•lhey retracted the legal fiat had fixed upon the vessel. Afterthts, Captain Bryzist had . certainly a right tti conclude; that the cc*- quencee,of this, mistiko were at an end, and front Atlgnsf 1 - Bt4'co 62guit,18'16', 'two years; he halno idea of fay fart Fier Procgdings—yet, thatAiie, when from thenatureoTCaptaiti Pryaries occupation, for ought the Solicitor ,of the Bicise kiwis.; all the evidence which explained the Mistake, : might have ceased to exis t. Heieciived the first intjmpiou of a proceedin g against him, nol by letter:, tot by a process in the CourevettehilcitliC'''Tlfil"&iiiintiy a ebtri`se'. stott4teiliY,Lth l . ashamed tak' • rrtions the ire the er _ but it.*is Lem L _ _ „ . • . -.. ' ' . . .. • .•.• . = . -...... , . - . . . - - 1 •4 4 a&Its . v•'-• .1, 4 * - •.".'• • :"'.• ' .'• ''' - -,'. • • .... -.'. ~ --- ~,,, • I. ~ . . . • --'" . f ' • Wi ' .=, -...,7• 4 005 0 00 ), .. -. r , ‘ .o' i • ... Hi ,i'l *l.' : , . • " 00 , 4004'' ..-‘'; .1.4 • 2- , ;: . . - •. . . . .• 7 , , - ':11,1v-'ett 3.o'•••♦ • . (1 .( t) t.'. 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" en, at o n TIWRSDA Y, the 26th of - AUGUST next, at One The Royal Assent was even ,by coinralsainn to the Grand a preCedent ffit The — tandtici• of the 'House on future The evil complainr , d of . hid :•risen . fom a do Neste •I a t, t h e y will be ready to treat with such perdOlitt as May Junction Canal Dill, the llarsuple Election Witnesies Bin, the oecations„ .. " :9-4 . assessmen the ving been signed by • thli pirpcs OffiCtri 4 . willing to Contract for supplying his bfairsty's'w;verel Dock- , Court of Session Dill, the Wager of Battle Bill, and the Na- • • Lord ROLtik‘eonresSed himself perfectly satisfied instead of th ictuolniseenient, which el?ne oughc. ir i s with I.lQ o OilEll 1,1;ATIIII. ' • ruralization Dill. With wha ad 'diked b the ter Le‘rji d Iked to have received thr4r • signature li WAS desirable . t h been ry s "tatterns of the Hides. and a Form of the Vender may The•Cominissiotters were, the Lotus Cuutcatoa, the filar- it this Office_ I 'Ni' of WuctintrA. and.the Earl of 3n-tyre-tag:tr. ott the Woolsack : and the•drder for the proceedings that this should 'he explained, to guar4 against th& s„T o der will be received after One (Ninth on the day of The Rarl of ,I Li RDWICKE prgiented a Petition frMt. earn- t9;Ntudticw, wi th respect to the Batnstaple Election p oss ibili ty o f the rt'currence of ttich Id abut& rvvv, nor any noticed, unlm the perty,'or an agent, attend, . bridge, for the Relief of Agricultdre. •'. - ' • 'UM, was understood to remain. f The Motion was then 2•+•i end tts. .Every Tender m , .st be accompanied by a fitter addressed to . A Gentleman from the Conttnissioners of Woods and Forests • The '..3tths Saving Banks BM 'went' through a Committee and „. :: Navy Board, and signed by Twn reeponsilde Persows i n. e preteuted their third Report. _-• • , • was repdted, and the o th er Bills upon the tali* were rare- • lONIAN ISL ANDI; .to be , ore• bound with the person' tendering, kt the sum . • Mr. Denman and others brought up from t11i• t...ornator.s the C•• rw . . , S ir ;lag - . • ksae, for the due performance of the Contract. American 'l'rede Dill. the Foreign Enlistment IIY, and the Salt ' '" The Rai of SHA ..'' 4 VitY.Oiatt:4: that bk. Nebl4Ffiend that the Ottarnaa 'Porte had acre to the Treat Duties Bill. - , • TO-MORROW. The Cotton Factories' BM wail rind a' third time and•passed„f th a s e r . 4 2a 4 a Li ith ""Pi.'° . . t " Se r rpw . , stat 4 ' l4 titte in " n t i l of 1815, respecting the lonian islands: He wishe ,C 50,000 STERLING MONEY. after sOitte obs:Tvationif in opposition to it front riae,Fari- m ar iipmen` r-r ; s jill ' vi . r .._ --- A re dioarwaa. ; 14611 . 'reading " th 4 to knovr if any infottnatla r dn thtaitifiect ivnuld b . X:;0,000 S'FERLING MONEY. Vest* who thought it tended to convey-an Urust tinpunition ~ , .. . - - given to the Honse? . . oNE THOUSAND GUINEAS IN GAT,D. etiesahe nusufacturers, and stru not cak-cl for by the evidence ' - Aottsv tir erniMONt. - __ , Ltird CASTLESItst ci 11. repi;ed,.tlidt piperi cOne. ONE TIIOUSAND.OVINEAU IN GOLD.. , , .. . 'i respecting the actual state of tbe Factories. ..._the SPYARP.RiIras . ' Om' *lone' dto die Room of *eft. "" u red with ' this Treaty would shortly be laid od are. &e. &e. • ittAl4lE-WO/fir XXITYnna. .' ' Sir return ai 'leafed diet IfieSieitto Isere luta in the attain of • _ Only 7950 llckets.—Tobe all Drawn in,doe pay, . The Duke of RUTLAtits on mbring the sea*. - 1 IVEBB, Stock-Broker, 9, Cot 11 arid 17: I Ti Lords, where the /loyal Apor mila..._ nt lutd ( ti v eca or w ei hi ve c a h t , pubbeins private , • by Camal4 the Lo Nia rds) n . til\all • let ..ilaiiiiietas .A 4 tug - mous. x, L..,tmei, rennads Us friends that in the start readi ng °f th e Friirnci drk .11 !. 1 tt . , en H i $ 413 ' Z l i lin' e sAge romthe 'Ards eequesnxl,-for thel:•diblPiria- Blyal , WYlll . laitiughs in aßill taindEnsuli'y trig ice o f Thi rteen Wou_hohe void, in Shares, TIIRXRPRIZIM, Alai it urns of vital important. to aitatiosirods and a: it. they might make befsire eithei Oi, a Copy of the Report the torrirdertheror liiqufring ness o. r o e di st i o i raes . /7,0,000; and wishes them to try at Ws t)ffices for the Two.' *try distressed class or par'smei liti *Qin the neigh- iino the Amor Children employed tereettarlosclorle& V,OOO PRIZ ES that are to bestrewn TO-MORROW. boorlsOod of I.4icester. By the intruduction of,a! i Ai m us, front t h r o wn a t : gi owit k s ype the Tower Ham. , Hodie, . Of Partliment, de before Committee s ; re s pett • • . 'COtiIITY FIRE OFFICE, • • spurious article into the manufacture,- "that is to-say, lets.. .presented Auct:unts of , all Sams of, Money paid'lnto Court mg Trifieries . t Eltizliofis,--T4'l3ill Navin g heed SOL"FlIallIPTON-STEITET, STRAND. • of stockin_gs cut from the Web and sewed to et clarinir the last ea years.,-ur:lered V) he printed. read a Rest dine' 'r - - -• -• . - The Insolvent Debtors' BM was read a third shoe Ina passed:As imir 4 . .7: •. ~ „••• ..., i • the fltUlVTirai. r.n.mn nnaerstona int witnesses at instead of being wove with salvages, the Men Oak* - Mr. M. A. TAYLOR moved tbat returns of the Sums paid: .. 62 ` : . ' n' ' . .. 8 .. d . 1 ., d The nuke of RIALAND, Bar 6f Other - mouse wer* alrea yin emn ne , an d ' p The Marquis of Eneamorram„ ployed, who could . fOrmerly earn 15s. - a week by 'Otto the various °aorta of Request in the vicinity a Laudon, l'ac narquis of licianca.urrop, working twelve hours a day , were now obliged to . ' within the last twenty yip, should S be bid before the House. th erefore, to pass a Bill like the present would be gni act (as it appyared.to him) of unnecessary legislation. Sir S. D. Ildoituarn .... , Dart. V Work from 13 to 16 hours per day for - the small- pit- • • The house went Into a Committoe on the Southern Whale would be remeinbered that he (Mi. MArtin), whet WIT,LT Alt Nava, Esq. cite. lance ot 7s. per ikeek! - Pauper : luta .. .lod gteatly . bt '. . . And SIXTY DIREC'FORS. - - t -• ' --- - - FishaY and Pilchard AMC i s which eel-fain Br Were It - ~ ~ The Earl of . ROSSLYN objectddio the prinetp - le of the Bill as unjust and'impolitic, and contended that it would produce in 'the first pl!ic-cgia positive evil, without any security that the protoised geed would be effected. The House clividid Ontali - .I rdf the *condi reaclin_gersttii .** "' pr ituisoyerios 12.—The Bill isnui riW a iere. :d my" • BARICepAPL* ;AV": '• • On the re-admission of 'stratiger, itverat Cher Lordships, particularly Lorcf ifiktis,•the Loii Cif" N-' CALLOR, the Marquis of LAirsnowNs, and the Esrrl' of LAVD,ERDALE, were engaged in rather an' irregn- lar conversation, which coritinued forlorn' time after; each Peer, espeCially the twoformer, serf repeatedly upon their feet. The topics were as above stated. An order had been made one or two,days since, for I understood that one of the Companies haelliellytetunated fits at .Zsoo,ooo, which is to be divided the Share. s, but which, upon the plai of Ws would have saving to the filtered, and 441q t: tow much it is interest of those with wake Life to adopt this preference to any, other.—By oink! the Dtreetora, • 0. L. BOUTILLINR, Secretary. 3. The National Fire Institudan 11 apOtr the same brae& 111, and conducted at the above will be ted in every City and Town throughout the SALES BY AUCTION, ENTRY, LEEDS and LIVERPOOL, HUDfIERF , LL). PORTSMOUTH and. ARUNDEL CANAL, FERN and WYE RAILWAY, CITY GAS LIGHT ARES, and GRAND SURREY CANAL LOAN By Mr. scorr, • MAY, July 2, at Twelve, at the Mart, unless previously disyosed of by Private Contract, . ... iviciwtintß-nou SE, standing on a Lawn, with cw' ncess in the Court 'a Exeltiev - .- Tfil i- vbilarair i ren er d ecithe - siate of t heir judicial busi- Propery fax for three Shrubbery, t:c... __pleasantly . sitimed in the dry and Years; A all•••1815* L 816,. and IPT •-• t• ..iilly Vane of MORTISIER, 45 miles from London sit ness a mere consideration. The usual tiitie should, also Accounts of the Sums paid to lgv, f ort Proelding was a ebii?se'whi itty s.dilt , ffeirtit''Un- from Reading, and four from the Lordon and Bath Ro ad;' in justice mid' fairnOss, be allowed for the considers- the four Districts surveyed by hirnoutd to ' .e Clerks , don would be ashamed tb take without' a. petrtiout ' t):nprisittg a substantial Brick Edifice, in vood'repair, consist- tion of Judgments. An erroneous idea prevailed rad Serve in •enaplOyed -beside, 'Veldt : . ern of letter, informiX•t t lie individo4) of the reiteili el the i . •!3 of a handsome Entrance-Hall and fin esse, logy Mill- That the appointment of the Vice-Chancellor was a the number of Burcharges mades. - atitd tbeHattiiis.at. I Claim, ant no sthe".excltse Was to be plea but t lar ie ler e . r .li t t •ti m eei by 161 tr ilr Aw an inelze u rn ie r r t . 3iara , L a ib i r a ar rge y; great relief individually to the Chancellor himself. lowed 'as Poundage, with the Salaries and kniceu. drat the practice ivas general in asst department. In ilitchen, Bret:house, and ill requisite Offices ; five principal It was a mistaken idea, ftir instead of sitting - six dayt moots received by each Officer in•the last three years. Uses Nal this sta ture, it w a s oflin ripliedl6 anritin: Brd.chambers, and two smaller ones on the first floor, and four in the week is his own Cotirt, on the regular busi- Mr. LI/SHINGTQN said, thescape of the motion Plaintsetliaullc incr . , . 1. 4 1 ,abel OtOP , alning . 4tes a Peeks Rooms over. The Out-offiees consist of Coach-house, Stable, ness before it, he was constrained to sit for several of the Honourable Gentlemanr was -so much.larxer of-Illtillebleracter,wl4 liability violatiagthe Revenue Barns, and other Firm Ilnildirp, and upw.Lre of SIXTY THREE ACRES of Meadow pad Arable Land. Held oa hours for three days in the week in that House for than he had expected, that he was not prepared - to .. P r., a eit•hAtswer could be made. lEa to jelt 1 ' shis '' h ' ' • 1, , ,:et for 14 years from Michaelmao, 18174 th e hearing or causes, which, when the vast diffictilty giver Satisfaclion on every point. He complained that i Tile triliz, as te lle, e s ry,rea,so to believe frost "Fo be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had en the which frequently attended Scots curses, .and prep- 1 he had eteracted from the papers produced all elle / the *Wee. e nil sir l is So'li'ci t was a man Premises; of Mr. Webb, Castle-street, 'Reading; of whom ritorily informing himself what the Scots law was, iit' vesiont ti*y contained, and brought it to bear on his i aluilesceptiatabWil'ial-icte. Thi 4 e t.iiiiti titan- rickets inay be had, and at the Bear; Pelican, Newbury; • : _nor in which itilisectitiCeli ot this. it Auld 444' hist applicable to the particular case, certainly thrtreeati object without bringing with it that matter of a ena 'Nitite 144 Bath; at Oartieway's • and of Mr. Robins War- 1 %el.-lin:et, Golden-squats , quite, of Whom ' Tickets f o p ai ew a s ras y additional weight of dal upon the Chancellor, which !eau natome which they presented:. He thin pro- i mencerlr.attiliilie infeiretedljni the facit•tilieklpa . to had. • ---• , the general routine of business lit his own Court *child &w‘e.tt to thew that if soma aliuses had taken place beik"s4 ! I i• Tatlifil.s, tO the 'burr s that in ',On . * rear • ~..14 , , . not require. He suggested these coirslderatione, riot sit liti &emits referred to, measures had•••bein :pert jeer i f. •rofutk '..t i the suit of the Attoe..i , lir Lou , at the King's Head Inn, in Derby. as Morfirev, die only with a view to a certain extent for the reflectiOo promptly had recourse:toe; winds istacie it iMpostilsiu ney:, .:Cleliera . :l4,l _ e/ . o"gx Cheqeer—(Heise, 7lear.) 1611 a day of August neat, and the folio try, if Dot dis- of their ;rordships ; but ' ' with reforetiee'laihe . a, l it* tillitiluil shoeld agaia . ...mem'. • The romaxks which . Sdarat by ow. We prii`dfc;r ler' expentesi posed of on the ifith, " CU • . . lion of fiutividuals, wh,o otheriiiiie May biles T. , vi 49 had bon made, - appearteito.ibitteist a_geeat.esua,tgelaidaer the re or b , .e tinfortnitate pntging A vALUAI3LE FREtHOLD ZSTATE, conk comolai - Of deli s. which hi — elide . itt l 'u l .tibtatial . entailed . for: He - had In led intisthe private cha- 1 laliA ware Ole . , -,„ , .O nt ' prosecutions. He knew 41 - tasting of the Manor of HORSLEY, and sundry Farnts; ,- - • - ':,,,,, . , 4 44 1.1 . . . i i tr .„. ..._, titoni be int"' fig* V% rA tec 04: 4. ,fk ..., ~,I=J R •w albs •by o.jtuittlylaas to tniffelt,4l Hoose IDs such a t 'mining upwards of •NINE ECNPRED ACRES, let to a f ar a ilme a• . , • • •,,... r , '''.. `Sr .0 , ....., % 1 „ei V. 4 " . '' . yi - - •.. . .' ":" - spbsl,,t ea qii i4pt, 4rtatittzoere were few sublecti Tenants at Will. 'Die Rotatels naive from the Tytlitta H a y wiliant. , ..-, ...i. -,,,', -..e,.. I"? 4. 01 0 • • , . LA Corn, and iltuate about siz miles from the town .of z ar i a X i m i lMlD g i 40 4 4.4 .401 14 . ..: j. t' , . tiiiii, t J' , • 4.4eieb' (lei th,d a• Z even , with' a, rto eicincealy, itiorliree r thi . of attrn- on the turnpike and mail-coa& 'Malcom Derby taCliesteflield: . 4„,,i„ . t h e i m ,,,„.„4,,,b,„‘W - d ti , wskeid bu s i si e ssm ado r ~ It ~• it ;*.* ' ' warded„to tiOn than lb Ifear; Aeitrl Capteh Dilalitiire•' For further particulars apply to bit. Curzon Derby! Mr, ,L,1,7"P, , • .,111.1 1 1;: it 1 . 1 . 1 . . • Petie46ll to Booed Of Elea --- ~ .4. .....,., . rintlitenau i, but. dui no feared a the . , Sas • accompa- itei•ert Harvey , wean, iserice„ am i.tairbAe • sad limo, ..“Farl if er.. 14. • -..,._ ~,». er. eet i a ' . _,__„. Sall, Strong, and %Waal, Lioecee'v loo; et aa th ' ePlateaffila *VS 'a WlTFlCCiegree sim fo %lard etly le iit bust:weft - Itellf„, ,' . ? •,• . .... .. .. -. .. ... :I*l b; thlealridavit at his }bate, ited his own, with ,‘• • *" ... • ' • T.3CV i 74), 1 J 1 ii. (?, t. I .• I