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. . Per Cent -. : , * ; , 5 ,-; : sc ? s ..- lye' ' t %.,.1 P : . Z 7" . ! A" % " . ~ - ;; , ,„Le-, 1- . 1 , f ~... • 4 ' d iee s " . ... • $ .1 . , Tcr *. ''. 454•404 11;..,0,:...-.00 di - . • • , for 44 0----A6---)ta ....,,........ ..,. . . . _ , _.. ... IRDAY, APRIL 11, 1818. _ . . ...177 - 4-17... , •,.. Aril 10, .. NAVA. • ENCE. • . -..-.4.- ss. , . . , of April, 1817, PENZANCE. APRIL & I 1' RS of flu Arrived the Diamond, Itiawcarr, from Bristol, &•M. t , . -. . tufts firpinfingo hound to Jersey, having been driven 170 miles to file per- ihatacitul f.. „. . , , Pechequer Bitsorith the Interest westward of Scilly by the late easterly winds, with KET, thie • ft ' .:. , qffi cc in the Beanie o f Branner, sails split, and much damaged ; Achilles, Moss, from LT . on Tuesday, the rata day of April Ostend, having lost a man overboard, and received i 34 ' - • • 4 . (S u ndays and Holidays ercepted), damage. PALMOIITIL APRIL 8. including : y, the sad instant, filial Ten o'Clock- \ . grand in morning till one in the Afternoon, for the rare , si , . Wind S W. strong gales and thick werher.--Ar- rived the Countess of Chichester packet, with a Mail, rece "M iht same; gad ' fi r the g reat° di ' s" ' the pe rt e the from Lisbon in 16 days ; Lady Arabella packet, with said Bills one desired to place the Bills in Lists (which are to be o6' ditto. in 14 days ; Duke of Marlborough packet, r. Ti ---.---- Ispußsß 9 09. PRICE SEVEN-PENrE• PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. NEW MUSICAL FUND. Established April 16, 1786, for the Relief of Decteed [CLAN S, their WIDOWS, and ORPHAs the Patronage of his Royal Highness the Pante Rummy, a.. 1 their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of boas, Cmaisosens, Couismos, and G usuesesse. fiN T HURSDAY, April 1 8 , 1818, will be per- V farmed, nt the MSG's THEATRE , HAYMARIC" A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONC YO•CAL =nd IMSTRUMEMXAL MUSIC, For the BIM* of this Inetitution. Tit C.chestra will be Meted on the Stage, Qo dae suns grand seals u last year. Leader of the Band, Mr. F. t Conductor, Sr Groans Ilatehlk! Frindpsl Perfotnitne—Medame /11111,1111744 Liss SA L %OM, Miss SIVAIINS, Mn i Colas, Miss e an d L as Dssionnuts Ds Lao ; Signor Genoa., &yew Signor • Aisseceitrri, and Mr. demote In the course of the Conceit will be performed a Comm) on the French Horn, by the celebrated Signor Puna, and a Con certo on the Forte-Piano, by Miss Somerset), (a Pupil of Mr. li.ollman), being ha first public performance. Further parirdars will be announce d in due dole. The Choruses will be assisted by the Gentlemen Choristers of the Andent Concert, &c. and the Young Gentle men of his Majesty's Clairei Itm al, St. Paul's Cathedral, Westmins Lbbey, and the celebrated Female Chorus Singers front Lan- HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 30. Counsel...were further heard resp-eting the Scuts Appeal of " The Geyer:ors of Ileriot's liuspit.J v. ltosa"—Final heals. g postponed. Mr. Aar.trraaa, froM. the London Flour Company, presert..d the Acottrt of the Receipts and Diibursements thereof for ti e Last year ; which was laid upon the table. Lord CAWIH)R presented a Petition from the Tanners end Leather Manufacturers of the County and Borough of Carma - then,raying the repeal of the additional Dudes on Leather. Earl EORTINCT.7I I . presented Petitions from the 'town of Plymouth, and another piece, in the County of Devon, to the same eXtet..—Thew documenu were respectively ordered to be FALMOUTIL APRIL 8. S W. strong gales and thick werher.--Ar the Countess of Chichester packet, with a Mail, . Lisbon in 16 days ; Lady Arabella packet, with ditto, in 14 days ; Duke of Marlborough packet, ditto, ditto, in 11 days. Also arrived the John and Thomas, ROBERTSON, from Cette, for London, short of provisions. The Duke of Kent packet arrived at Lisbon the day before the Countess of Chichester sailed, and is hourly expected. said Bills one desired to place tairuri at this Vic e),eisteissg them lit the order f their rapeliw, dates, nick as are for the =me amount being wanseriadly arrest i psk wad specifying the principal Sums, and hawed due therfoos,eemposla from, but eserding the days en which they are reopertively ekied i fe the mid Stith day of April inclusive, token the isdereet sill ante e+ Radar said Bearers, should they be acting at the /ands of HAIN aim names are inserted in the Bills, are pre 4 M matmstog sue* Holden: mood the /haters are ease rs Z3l eggs required to eatterse each Bill rah their usual Signatures, and to tsrilr their names and residence at the bottom V the List s and they are moreouer requited to attend the Exchequer-Bill Wee fee Pay ment, and to receive the new Bills, and give the Receipt. for de same. If any of the Holders of the aforesaid Bills Mould be derma of receiving Payment of the Principal and Interest previews es the said 28th day of April, they may be accommodated, on censpestiag the Interest to the Day on which they wish to be paid, aid fearing the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto. Such Persons as may be desirous of having new Etekoquer Basis whole or in part of Payment of Principal, upon marking new and mentioning the amount at Me bottom of their Lists, delivendset or before Wednesday, the 22d instant, may be accommodated ttilh new Bills, payable to or Order, carrying an In terest of Two Pence by the Day, on every One Hundred Pounds, which said new Bills will bear date the said 28th day of April, and will be delierred together with the Interest due in respect o f the Bills so desired to be exchanged, on Wednesday, the 29th day of April, and the f &wing days. The Exchequer Bills to be issued in Exchange and made payable to or Order, as abovamsentiered, may be either trans ferred by endorsement, or will be paid to the Bearer V . the Blank shall not befitted ~p. N. B. Alt Exchequer Bills dated prior to April, 1817, have been advertised to be paid off, emit the Interest thereon has ceased. bad on the table. The Marquis of DOWNSIIIRE, after noticing that the do cuments ordered upon Lis motion on a former evening, were net yet produced, moved that the said Papers be produced font , with; which was ordered accowitngiy. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 9. 1 / 2 1Yind W.S.W.—The Johan Phillip, &Am, from St.Marerk for Rotterdam, with wine and salt, was taken into the River within this port, last night, by the Custom-house boat, having been riding near the Rocks in a gale, during the former part of the day. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL to. Wind S. E.—Sailed his Majesty's ship GRECIAN on a cruize. .shire. The Instrumental Band will be selected from the Opera, the Concert of Ancient Music, and the 'Members of this Society. Tickets for the Pit and Boxesand for the Gallery Ss. The Boors will be opened at Seven, and the Concert commence at Eight &Clock precisely. Subscriptions are received, and Tickets delivered, at Messrs. Bamnsersley and Co. Bankers, No. 76, Pall-Mall; at the Se cretary's, Mr. 3. King, Little Chapel-street, Soho • the Trea- Idr. Smart, No. 52, P oland - street; at the ()Pere, Office; at all the principal Muslc.shops. 5.13. If any Subscriber should not receive his Tickets in tea', he it requested to write to the Secretary, and they will be iel,3.diately forwarded. Book& of the Performance, with a Lst of the Subscribers, r.y be bad at the Opera-House, price Is. only. DEAL. APRIL io. Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the River the Echo, RowNsoN, from the South Seas ; and Nep tune, ROSEBURGH, from the Mediterranean. Came down from the River the Oswin, KAY, for Calcutta ; Lively, MITCHELL, foe New Providence; Venus, K cows, for the Cape of Good IIope; Phylesea, POST DATE, for Oporto ; Wilson, WILSON, for Miramichi ; Dawn, MATHRWS, for ditto; Elizabeth, CASLSN, for Montreal; and William, RIDLEY, for Quebec ; and remain with the outward-bound as before. Put back the Pacific, Sims, for Demerara. rtIURSDAY last the Drawing of the Lottery V finally dosed, when J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT, with their r.....cteristic good Fortune, sold and distributed, in 89 Shares, tte :tliowing Capitals : Ne. 15,760 - - 130,000 Entitled also to £5OO, MARGATE, APRIL to. Came into our Roads the brig Knight, of Kerry, EVANS Master, leaky, and with loss of anchor, cable,. and fore-yard. Also the ship Solon , STODDARD, o f and for New York, with loss of anchor and cable.— Came into harbour the brig William, BEER, from Waterford for London, with provisions , with loss of anchor and cable, and her windlass damaged. £2OO 200 200 3,198 - £l,OOO No. 2,433 13,720 1100 1,606 9,147 - 400 10,958 7,091 - 310 Ard it it worthy of remark, t both the first and last Prizes r* THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS ever drawn, were Sold it weir Agents and at their old Offices, • N 0.37, I 38, lIATHAILIET 11, HOL•ORN 141, OIFORD.STILEZT Ilene T,ckets and Shares for the most attractive New Lottery of 14,000 Tickets are new on Sale. SCILLY, APRIL 7. The George, DAvies, from Liverpool for Ant werp, ran foul of a brig and carried away her bul warks, and is now repaired again and ready for sea: the brig sunk, but the crew were saved by a boat fiom Mount's Bay. The wind is S.W. and what ves sels are here will sail next tide ; about seventy sail of coasters sailed yesterday. The Catharine, DAvisms, from Newport for Falmouth, struck on a rock in St. Mary's Pool—she received much damage, and must repair. STROMNESS, MARCH si. The fleet for Davis's Straights sailed from hence yesterday, with the wind at South. Ti.k day was pnbUshod, In sto. Dedicated, by permission, to the Prince Regent, ANEW TRANSLATION of the BIBLE fr om the ORIGMAL Hsonew only,which has not been attempted :670 years. By J. MILLAIWY, Anther of the History of all Religions. Part I. price 16a. Royal Paper, 245. To be completed in about Ten Parts. sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pattir• toStet4OW ; and Budd and Catkin , Booksellers to hi s Royal iµgiiness the Prime Regent, MIDDLESEX, Between HARROW and EALING, on the Road to UXBRIDGE, seven miles from Lnndon. Capital FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, equal to FREEHOLD, upwards of FOUR HUNDRED AND ETC ifTE EN ACRES, the principal part rich Meadow, tbn remainder Arable Laad; Eligible Cottage Residence, Farm- Houses, and Buildings ; part bounded by the River Brent, and near the Grand Junction CanaL Land-Tax Redeemed. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-House, Exchange Alley, Cornhill, 011 Turscav, the 48th of April, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots, 91HE VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD and 1. part COPYHOLD ESTATES, held under the Bishop of London, and equal'to Freehold; comprising Piishanger, Dray ton Green, and Brent 'Firms ; containing upwards of FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES Of fine old Meadow and Arable Lands, in an excellent state of cultivation, with an eligible pleasant Cottage Residence, Offices, Coach-house, Stables, 'Farmhouses, Barns, Stables, and all conve nient Out-buildings, in possession of E. W. Morse, Esq. Mr. Haw kins, and Mr. Maycock, for the remainder of old Leases,which expire at Michaelmas next. The present estimated value up wards of ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED POUNDS per Annum ; Situate in the parish of Ealing, on the North side of the Uxbridge Road, at Drayton Green, and adjoining the Lands of his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent, and }Unwell Park, a short distance film Hat row ; a most desirable property for the investment of money, or Residences : many parts of the land commanding fine luxuriant views of the country, and within seven miles of London. May be viewed by applying to the Tenants, or at the Bell and the Old Hats, on the road, where Particulars may be had ; at the White Hart, and Red Lion, Southall ; White Horse, Uxbridge; the Castle, Salt Hill, Brentford, and Richmond; . the Talbot, and King's Arms, Acton ; of Messrs. Lowes and . Cowburn, Temple; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Golden.equare, where a Plan may be seen. This day was published, price ss. 6d. in boards, With a View of War.vick-liouse, EXTRACTS, or Beauties selected from One Hun , dred and Twelve SER . 1 ONS delivered from the Pulpit sn the Bernie of the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE, by A ugers of the Church Establishment, and of the various Reli gious Denominations throughout the British Empire. B; the EDITOR of " The Biographical Memoir of her loyal Highness ;" to which this Selection is respectfully offered ss an appropriate Supplement. Also, ust published, touch enlarged, the Fourth Edition, of fie Biographical .Memoir, with original Anecdotes, and correct ing tome that have hitherto been offered to public notice; the whole collected from sources of the first authority, price les. 6d. of ,- ,atind with the Extracts, 19s. 6d. Soid by J. Booth ; Hatchard ; Egerton; Longman and Co. weir Agents in the Country. - - • • WEXFORD, APRIL 6. During the severe stm m on Friday, the brig Shil lelak, Captain CROSBY, bound from London to Bel fast, with a valuable cargo, consistin of wines, rum, teas, sugar, bale goods, &c. was wre cked on the Bar. HARWICH, APRIL 10. The brig Maria, of North Shields, was totally lost on the Shipwash Sand ; the crew has arrived safe at this port.—One of our fishing vessels is lost belong ing to Mr. JOHN BIRCH, with his son, and five others, men and boys, all of whom perished. Mr. BIRCH has left a wife and five children. lie took 601. with him to pay at Gravesend. GRAVESEND, APRIL io. • Ttis day were published, in t large vole. tlvo. price 11.165. bds. VXPERIMENTAL RESEARCHES concerning the PHILOSOPHY of PERMANENT coLouns ; w.c the best Means of producing them by DYING, CALICO Paurr vc, he..—By EDWARD TiANCROFT, M.D. F.R.S. rioted for T. Cadell and W. D a vies, &rand. - N.B. This Work, in its enlarg:d state, includes every *frig licensed by the Author worthy of being preserved, which was Z3vained in the vo!ume published by him in the year 1794 ; to. Irtha. with many very important additions concerning the dif fe.ent subjects comprehended therein, and the various New At , t;;.es warted to render the Work complete, according to the iseaor's original Plao. Arrived the Earl Belfast, Aberdeen, f. o-n Belfast ; Nassau, Otte., from Ostend ; Cheerly, Richardson, and George Daysh, Arbon, from Charante ; Charles Hamilton, Donal. ;son, from Lisbon ; Betsey, Evans, from Dublin ; Eliza and A.in, Barn well, from Wexford; Pyrenees,Welsh, from Africa; Margaret, Kidd, from Lisbon; Hannah, Edwards, from New Brunswick; William I. Williams, from Ostend ; Resolutian, Burlesten, from Hamburgh ; Anne, Drybrough, from tknirdeanx ; Tagus, Em bleton, from Hamburgh ; Harmony, Barrett, from Demerara; Alexander, Cummings, from Berbice ; Charantc Robertson, from Charante ; Earl of Morley, Cragie, from Bengal ; Fogle, Black, from Charente • Barbara and Anne, Huitwick, from Lisbon; Endeavour, B o yd, from Belfast; acr d Friends, White, from Waterford.--Sailed the Rochester, Outran, fur Madras, Madeira, &c. ; Wellington Anderson, for St. John's, New Brunswick ; Salamanca, Ra ' it, for Naples ard Palermo ; the Harriet, Horswell, for Newfoundland • Electra, Todd, for Phi ladelphia ; Roberts, Pyle, for Prince ialward's !;land ; Sirene, Preager, for Calais; Vittoria, Berry, for Elsineur and Riga ; and the Ann, Scott, for Amsterdam. r.ot or Ared nd tied t it- Printed for T. Caddil and W. Davies, Strand. bt a as in irg g i le r , c y ,441cd l : 9 1 RY O • S• mut- This day was published, price ls. THE CONDUCT of the CLEILUY in SUPPORT INGA. the BIBLE SOCIETY VINDICATED from the CHARGES BROUGHT AGAINST THEM by the Rev. R:CHARD LLOYD, Ina Letter to that Gentleman. By the Rev. EDWARD COOPER, Rector of Harnstall Ridware, and of Yon% in the County of Staffard ; and late Fellow of AU Souls College, Oxford. - . Of whom may also be had, by the same Author, 1. Letters Addressed to a Serious and Humble Inquirer after Divine Truth. Second Edition, in 12mo. price ss. in boards. IYI The Two Letters on Antinomianism, and the Three Let ters on the Bible Society, ir eluded in the above, are also pub lished as separate Tracts, price threepence each. 2. Practical and Familiar Sermons, designed for Parochial and Domenic Instruction, a New Edition, in 4 vole. 12mo. price 11. in boards. I. Sermons, chiefly designed to elucillte some of the leading Doctrines of the Gospel. Fifth Edition, Bvo. price 10i. boards. 4. Two Sermons, preached at Wolverhampton, preparatory to the Establishment of a Bible Institution, Bvo. price 2s. This day was published, Two Vols. 121 no. price 104. lid. in boards, a New Edition, being the Eleventh, of 15IRACTICAL PIETY ; or, The Influence of the Religion of the Heart on the Conduct of the Life. By HANNAH Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may also be had, by the same Author, - - . 1• Christian Morals. In 2 vols. Sixth Edition, pricy Ita. bds. Calebs in Search of a Wife. In .1 vols. Fifteenth Edition, price Hs. in boards. 3 Strictures on the Modern System of Amide Education. In 21011• Eleventh Edition, price 12a. in boards. 4 . Thoughts on the Importance of the Manners of the Great G• ratt+l Society; and an Estimate of the Religion of the :unionable World, price 6s. in boards. ▪ & Hints towards For nir.g the Character of a Young Princess. a 2 vas Fourth Edition, price 12s. in boards. C. Sacred Dramas. the kin Edition, with Additions, price !!.ts boards, or elegantly printed in a pocket volume, with a ztnrut of Mrs. ,Hole, price 2s. Gd. in boards. 7 - • &art on the Character and Practical Writings of St. Paul. gat , t i ldition, price lb. in boards. platly printed in one vol. price es. in boards. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO COUNTERACT the many attempts that are daily made to impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS COM POSIT lON instead of the GENUINE BLACK! NG prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new Label, in which their signature and address, 97, HIGH-HOLBORN, Is so conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition, The Real Japan BLACKING, made and sold wholesale by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High-Holborn, and retailed by the principal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Ironmongers, Perfu mers, Boot-Makers, &c. in the United Kingdom, in Bottles at 611. Is. and Is. 6d. each. THE ARMY. The 4th Dragoon Guards are under immediate orders to embark for England ; and it is said that the Ist Dragoon Guards and Ist Royal Dragoons, are destined for service in Ireland—the 4th (or the Queen's Own) Dragoons remain in Ireland for another year.--In consequence of a requisition from the 'Mayor and Magistrates of Galway, for an augmentation of the military force, Lieutenant Du n and the detach ment of the 12th Foot, for some time stationed at Ballinacloe, marched to Galway a day or two before the Assizes.—For fifty years Galway has not been without the head-quarters of a battalion until lately, and at present the duty is performed by a Field 0111- cer's detachment of the 96th.—. Ennis Chronirk. FOR ALL DISORDERS ORIGINATING FROM I MPU RITY of BLOOD or OBSTRUCTED PERSPIRATION. SOLOMON'S ANTI-IMPETIGINES is the most 1 powerful aherative and purifier of the blood and the' juices, without the least confinement or restraint in diet; its ope ration is gradual and imperceptible, though certain and infallible ; in short, It is the long-sought-for substitute for that fashionable mineral Mercury. In the most inveterate stages of Scurvy, Scor butic Eruptions, Scrofula or King's Evil, Leprosy, Rheumatism, or liheumatic Gout, as well asall disorders which originate from an impure or Imperfect state of the blood, the Anti-Impetigines is the only r -m—Wy that can be looked up . to with a certainty of A man, charged with murder, has been committed success. to Dumlyarton Jail. The following are said to be Sold by Leigh, Strand ; Bacon, 150, Oxford-street ; Sutt on and Co. B ow -Church-yard ; Butler, Cheapa:d4 ; `loft, Ex- the particulars of the case :—That on Friday the change, and Ward, Holborn. Price i is. per bottle, or four in deceased, called B O RROWMAN, having approached one family bottle for 535. by which one 11s. bottle is saved, with the soot in the moor of Dumbarton where some the words " S.unL Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on th e stamp , . without which none are genuine. - men were engaged in smuggling they at first gave Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, the usual com- him whisky, which he dratik in large quantities. pliment of a one pound note to be inclosed, addressed, " 'stoney They then stripped him naked; and, having rubbed Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead-house, near Liverpool. Paid his body with whisky, they set fire to his skin ; and double postage." tortured him in the manner of the American Indians. where may be had, The Celebrated AISTSSOEM7 Lorton, an ef fectual cure for Eruptions on the Face and Skin, particularly He survived it only 24 hours. Two men, who are pimples, 1311tehes,Tetters, Riagworms, Tan, Sunburns, Freckles, not yet apprehended, are said to be implicated. 'the Shines, Prickly Heat, Redne,,s of the Nose, Neck, Arms, &c. deceased has left a wife and six children. It is re , Scorbutic and Cutaneous eruptions of every description, being the . po .„ . , _ea that he becam e obnoxious to the smugglers, most valuable acquisit:on and appendage to th e toilet ever ofered , as t h ey to the Nobility and Gentry in toe United Kingdom. I suspected him al being a spy. CURRENCY. The EARL of LAUDERDALE stated his opi nion, that the recent occurrence of circumstances of sufficient public notoriety, contributed to render tie. sabjrcetespecting which he bad given notice of a motion for Tuesday next, of gseater importance thnn ever. Were it only what had elicited respecting the renewal of the Bank Restriction, that would greatly enhance the importance of the subject; but there were other circumstances which carried such Mt air of innovation, as rendered it an imperative duty co their Lordships to attend to the consideration of is ; circumstances which, in his mind, would go nearly to a complete subversion of the general system I f Banking in the country. The motion which he meant to submit to the House, would afford an opportunity of discussing the propositions he should endeavour to make out, not only respecting the paper, but the 'metallic currency ; and never, he must repeat, was .t more important or necessary that an inquiry should be instituted. For the convenience, however, of some Noble Lords, he would postpone his intende d: motion from Tuesday until Thursday next; and he noa simply gave notice, that on Thursday next he would move for the appointment of a Committee to take into consideration the state of the Currency of this Country. The Noble Earl then moved that the Lorsls be summoned for Thursday next, which was ordered accordingly. FEES TAKEN IN COURTS OF JU•.:TICE. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE, pursuant to his notice, tose for the purpose of moving,- that there should be laid before the House an Account of :i.e. Fees taken in the Courts of Justice in England, Scot land, and Ireland. Independently of any other rea son, he thought it was peculiarly proper their Lord ships should have these statements before them.— They constituted the first Court of Justice in of dignity in the Realm, and th e last Court aJus tice in resort. It was peculiarly proper, therethrs, they should be informed as to every thing iiiiporta.,t which related to the administration of Justice iu ti.e inferior Courts. The prodtiction of the documents which he was about to move for, and which had already been communicated to another quarter, ikad led to the discovery of various circumstances, so im portant and so extraordinary, that he felt it impos sible not to offer some observations in introducing it to their Lordships notice. it vas first a matter of great satisfaction to observe, that in the Address which accompanied the Reports, there was no asic gation that the least culpability or misconduct con. be attributed to any of the eminent persons who p sided in the respective Courts of Justice. At u. same time that there was no imputation whatever cast upon those eminent and valuable persons,it was to he considered that they could not, from the weight of forensic or judicial business pressing so heassiy upon them, possibly turn a sufficient degree of .at tention to all the details of the lowest interests of the suitors in their Courts. In consequence of the inves tigations which have been made, it was found that the interests of the suitors, in a particular part of tl.e United Kingdom, had suffered to an extent hardly to be conceived, from the illegal and unjust eaten-- tions of the Officers holding certain situations is those Courts. Of these he would beg leave to state two or three instances, and which would be found to call for their Lordships' more particular attention when the Reports should be presented. There was no class of persons, he observed, placed in a more helpless or defenceless situation than many of those individuals who were placed under the necessity:or pursuing their claims in Courts of Justice, and from the Reports their Lordships would see how little means they possessed of defending themselves arains unjust or illegal extol ions. It would be seen these documents, hardly any alteration had her: made in the system of Courts of Justice, that wa not at the same time rendered the means, by an in. crease of fees, of raising the expenses of obtaiiiint justice, by the imposition of additional, unjust, a•.,, illegal fees. A case would be found, where, iu cos sequence of the employment of a Six-Clerk thste.. of a Solicitor, several hundred attendances Vet, charged where one was not actually given. Anotln branch of the abuse, and proceeding to a deplorai., extent, was to be found in those Offices which wer executed by deputy, and in the cases of fees what i were not intended to be made a matter of legal t.O sriand. it would be found, that in some instzlici ' there were Officers who were not content with ceiving the whole of their established fees, but In. appointed a Deputy who was to be paid by the Cft tion of new fees, out of which the principal Ofiict exacted a portion ; that, in some cases, the Deputi, themselves appointed Clerks, who were to be rear. nerated by a farther creation of new fees, and out I which the Deputies expected a profit, which sort-. proceedings constituted a three-fold degree of eta, lion. Another instance was that of the Cops-is Writers, in some of the Courts, increasing their 4., meads. Another ground for inquiry would be frs nished by what related to that species of .taxasis applicable to proceedings in Courts of Law, wisic took a course of operation very diffeieut (rem ss'a. the Legislature had contemplated at the perica enactrnept. Ihc slstetn of the Lssatios of ;NU, 1 • $ • • ) ' I , l' i a ~ 1 41 , I t 1 i . , , i . i I: , , ~ ?, , t r 1 \.. : . , 1 k 4 I I 1 .• i t.t il• i t . t 1 , / . t 1 1 i I i ( I i 4 , • I 1 lii i • i •:' ; . v 11 I , 1 ; ~. , - 1 . 1 . i .• 1 I'' 4 , I 1 I . i , 1, • , i r R 1 t / ) i . : • ~ 1 If * i • . ~• r i' .. • . . 1 .., • t . r i 1 Y 4 t il • • 1 e • 1 q S- • • It 4 0 .e , ~ 7 t , r- t 0 1.1 , i • i! • 1 , ri• • a:: to ' 4% • 1 ' 1.,e _ ol III: I Lie * . D.J. iv: • i 1 1 •rri l / I ra • i ' iIL ri lr. - 1 ali.• i I DI.- r 1 o p tie 1 Lt r Ili ~ 1.,• i \ I .t. I. I i -; ,1 c• • , 1 • 1 I- A It Lt ft - IC4 I 1 lb% . 1 . 9 WA 4 4 • •4•4 1 S r' • i cac- Iv: ;a .-. 6 o -. .k..1 t sf• I 10.1 •• I 1 I TO LET, THE SUN TAVERN, at CHATHAM , with the Tap, Stables, ficc. now in the occupation of Mr. Graciaor Massa. Possession may be had at Midsummer next. The situation of this Inn is very desirable. The house is large, and in every respect commodious, and has long had a steady and very considerable run of trade. Enquiries to be made at the Office of Mr. Best's Brewery, Chatham.