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, •": 4 f • • • 1 ! •. . • • • • • . • • „„, t . ot:.• . 1 , rin• • 4. . • • _ , ' • jogot 01 166 A 1 I • 1 444, ?' 111 11) , • * - • • , , WSDNittSDAY, ,PEI3IUAIey, 1;, 1815. N 8722. PRICE SIXPENCE-4A.LIOPENTIT, liiENFRE ROYAL, IMURY-LANE. TomoRROW EVENING, Feb, 16, their Ma jnue UervantlACßETHs wilipirform the Tragedy id N. Macbeth; Mr. KEAN. Afra whi V ch A the clew LLEYO superb F PantDIAMO.NDS. omime called THE CO It N LAX S. Tills day was published, in moo. price 31. • A N ESSAY on the APPLICAI lON of CAPT. TAL, to LANDS, with Observations, t•hewine, the !m -issive), of any great Restrletian of the Importation of Cori', and that the Bounty of i6s did not lower the pike of ft. By a FELLOW of UNIVERSI FY COLLEGE, Oxford. Printed for Thomas Underwood, 32, Fleet-street. MACH, MAYOR. ACOMMON COUNCIL holden in the Chamber of the Guildhall of the City of London, on l'hursday, the Jth day of Fein uary, 1815, Resolved, That this Court dials agree to petition both Homes of Por!lantern, for the repeal of the Act for the Relief of 111$01- ventri, limn In England. And the draft of the Petition being prepared, was read and agreed to in these words "To the Right Hun. the Lords Spiritual and Te:nporal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, to Parliament assembled, • " The Humble Petition of the I.oao MA volt, Mart:nen. and Commons of the Cuy of London, in Common Cuut.ctl as. " Sucwern, " That an Act was passed In the &Id year of the reign of his present Majesty,intituleil, " An Act for the Relief of-Insolvent Debtors hi England," and another Act was passed in the last Session of Parliament, to explain and amend the said Act. " That your Petitiunen, a.arstud a! t.e tendency 1 the sail Acts, did, while the Jame was littler consideration, the 11., Pourable House of Commons, declare their objections thereto, mad revisit the R'eprinenrativer for this they tit Parliament to oppose the passing of the same into a law. " 1 hat since the passing of the sad Acts. fir apprehens ons of your Petitioners have been fully ieatizeJ, and they have seen a done thereby opened to r•se nt Ist extensive trains, hir'tly injuri ous to national morals—destructive ut those halms of industry— of that good faith and mutual confidence for which this country has been so long distinguished. and which has been one great close of its commercial pre-eminence. " That under the said Acts. however deceptively persons may have centrac:ed debts, however extravagantly or profli,ta!ely they may have dissipated the property so obtained, they are rte. verthele,s enabled, after three months im;ol.onntent, its. gain their Itherati tttt , upon assigning their elf.cts for th !benefit of their creditors; or even should they make It appear, the whole is ex pended. " 'I hat so long as they clause to et:infinite living on the.properry of their creditors, their creditors have no means whatever to compel them to make such assignment ; and it very seldom "c • curs th At any applica_lon is made for that purpose by the debtors, while there is any property remaining. " That togive th;s option to Debtors, and no means whatever to Creditors, to compel them to assign their effects, appear. foundd on the most manifest injustice, and must be attended with vinous cimsequenc..s. •". That experience has shewn, that to oppose the liberation of Debtors tends only to further loss and aggravation; for, however glaring their misconduct, very few instances occur where they do not Snail)! succeed, :Ind there is too much reason to appre hend, that in a very considerable number of cases the greatest fraud and perjury is resorted to, in order to deprive Creditors of their just claims. " 'liar to found expectations upon property, which the Debtor may sabsequently acquire, appears entirely fallacious, scarcely an incance having occurred where such property has become available, and equally difficult is detection in cases of con cealment. - - - 601.9 EN LOT PERT • • THREE PP Y. RS OF THI R THOUSAND POUNDS! ALso, Ficx 01 1,000 GulwitA, each, which will be KUD IN GOLD, Without deduction, as soon as drawn, ZDISH returns his grateful thenks to the Piibl;e • throtvhout the kingdom fur their tUultiguisheil ta , rours, ao.I having contracted with Goveriini•Nit for iLe ensuing Lottery, lie feels pleastir.- in Announcing the following ' chew!, which not folly possesses thy atiraciive and imprecudentad worelty of I hree Thirty Thousand Pound Prizes, but as a gra eftsl tribute of tea Speer in the Public, he has tie& urraoltemtlos that thr Five . Pliz-s it One ((((( rand Guineas each, shalt be paid fn Gold as soul, as drown within!, any deduction whether they are sold In I icke-s or Shares, at e ither o f hi s (Mires, N". 4. Cuictill ILL, or 9, CuAltiNG Cross, or at any fetter °f ice to the Kingdom. IE ME. s amr d a y, the Tragedy of Rowe* and J a n et . .Ih e publ; are .respectfully Informed, that a new Musical Paneisrriu•ar&al. 116 Is day was Oublishid, In 2 vols. Ono. price Al 6s. boarJs. ADIGEST of the LAW of PARTNERSHIP. with a Collection of the Cases decided in the Courts of Law and Equity upon that subject. By BASIL MONTAGU, Esq of Gray'. Inn, Barrisrer at Law. London : Printed for J. Butterworth . and Son, Fleet-street ; ana*J. Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin. THEATRE .1/OY4Ip . C9VENT-GARDEN. , rO-MORROW OWING, will be performed, %bp ar TH.E STAANGER. m Stranger, Mr. YoW44; Mn. flatter, Mhs O'NEILL. To iredetewM he chied, • HIT OR MISS. Dick cypher, Mr. MATHEWS. Saturday, the Play of The Stringers Mn. Miler, by Mb, YNeitt. Ps izes of .Ceno o' are 41160,0r0 10,000 ......... no,t n/0 I,OV 5,250 5:10 ...... 3,000 304 ........ 2,400 204 1,0,50 100 1,510 30 ......... 1,180 13 ......... 45,0..0 15,0154 rickets. J 150,000 First-di•awn XlO,OlO will receive 420,000 more I ste.mi..irawn tit) 000 will receive 420,000 mitre! Third-drawn 410,000 will receive 420,000 morn! Making 'l'hree.Prizes or 430,000 each. Flrat Day sth Blank w , ll receive 1,000 Guineas in G o ld! 15th Blank will receive 1,001 Guinea.; in Gold 10th Blank will receive 1,000 Guineas in Gold! Second Day `2otb Blank will receive ',eon Guineas in Gul , l! suth Blank will receive i Jew Guinea. in Gold! Begin% Drawing stl, Tickets and Sha-es are now on Sale by fIESH, the ContrActlr, At 4, COR NMI IL. or 9, CIIALIXO-Citosi, who Sold The Two Last 430,000 Prizes, and Fifteen i'ri*s In the last I.,;:tery. 6 . .. .. ...... N. ofFir.:: OF 0 RDNPICX, ere,64.:"S:' IST S. ri E PRINCIPAL•OFFICIIR; Hit Mit, JESTre ORDNANCE do herthi lhat Proposals will be received at their Wks i n p a u.m ail : et or before FRIIMY, the 1711' ins!ant, from such Persoiicas : taw be willhig to un.lertake the Supply of ENGLISH TIMBER .11 PLANK for service of this Departatent at, Waltham Abbey, o r a periegi of Three irt ars, deterntinable afteethe expiration of Erst year, upon notice of three 'months, at the option of This day. win publialted, to four Vols. 12mo. price Ei. 4s. in boards, THE RECLUSE OF NORWAY.—By Miss ANNA MARIA PORT ER. : Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rae', Orme, and &Own, Pater. Poster-row; and at the British Gailery, 54, New Bond.oreet. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, 1. The Hungarian Brothers, in s tat. 12mo. the 'hied Ml lion, price 166. 6d.boands. 2. 1./on Sebastian, or the House of Braganca. A Historical Romance, in 4 vuls: 12mo. price Li. la. boards. 2. Ballad Romances, &c. in I tmo. price Ts. boards. 2"; Sp 0 , ither party. F ar th e r itarticulars, together with the terms and conditions of .he Contract, may he known upon application to the respective Ofßeers of the Ordnance at Waltham Abbey, and also at the erects 1 . 4 Office in Pail-mall, aforesaid, any day between the boars of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be .4.liverei sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals for English 'rim ! er , ;" but no proposal can be admitted after the said 17th ~ < tant, at twelve o'clock as neon of the same day, nei:her will ,ny Tender he noticed unless the Party makingit, or an agent .A his Waif, :dial) attend. Br Order of the Board. . R. H. CREW, Sete This day was published, In Sim. the Third Edition, with 15 Plates, price 14s. boards, of AN INTRODU CTION to the STUDY of PHY SIOLOGICAL and SYSTEMATICAL. BOTANY. By JAMES EDWARD SMITH, M.D. F.R.B. &c. &c. &c. President of the Linnscan Society. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme i and Brown, Pater. toiler - row; and White, Cochrane, and Ce.Fieet-street. 4 "„• A few Copies . are coloured by desire, price CI. Bs. hoards. Tbeplan of this work is to render the Science of Bo:anical Arrangement as well as the general structure and anatomy of Plants accessible.and in every point eligible for young Persons of either sex who may be desirous of making this elegant and useful science a part of their education or amusement. FOR SA . I. - E, A FREEHOLD ESTATE,. TITHE.FREE, containing about Four Hundred Arms of Arable, Mea• dow. Pasture, and Wood Land, braut fully situated on a dry Soil, abounding in Came, with Right of Sporting over some hundred Acres atijoiniag, also well stocked with Game ; &scant from Lore. don, towards the south west, only twenty the Fsta•e is let to a most respoocable ron ant for the term of 21 years. A small track of Land, charmingly situated, is reserved fot building on, if required. For further Particulars, apply to Mr. Santer, Solicitor, 49, Chancery-lane, I.ondon. tLiy wac published, in 3 vols. Byo. pries £1 as. boards, GENER ; or a Selection of Letters on Life Manners. By the Rev. JOHN MUCKURSY, - of West Calder. The Fourth gclition. EDINBURGH ANNUAL REGIiTER. This day was published, in 2 Vols. tom. price Y4s. hoards, THE EDINBURGH ANNUAL REGISTER for 111111.-.Con - rztyrs.--History of Europe—Chronicle of Public Occurrences, with Appendixes of Gazettes and State Papers—Review of the Arguments on the Corn Laws—Memoir of the Lite and Writings of the Rev. James Graham, Author of die" Sabbath," vice.—Account of the Campaigns of Montrose, translated from the Gaelic-Journal of a Voyage through the Scottish Wands—Original Poetry—Dints, Matrianes, and Deaths...Promotions—List of New Publications, and index. Published by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Onne, and Brown, Lon don ; and John Eallantyne and Co. Edinburgh. • Coloplete Sets,in Ten Volumes, price £s. 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I • Ordered—That Me said Petition he fairly triti,cribed; and signed by the To xi* Clerk, and that the sheriff-, a t.ndeJ by the Remembrancer; du wait upon %ooze Lard in L' a rliament, questing liiin to present the sante to the Right Honoerabie the House of I.ords. A like Petition was agreed to, and ordered to be fairly Iran scribed by the "neon Cierk, and presented to the FE i nourable the House of Commons, by the Sheriffs, attended by the Re membrancer. WOOD.II-101LPE Al . - - N- A GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH LA GU AGE ; to rebid is added, a sages of Classiest Exam. plo of the Structure of &minces, and three. important Systems m :he ut • By the Rev. I. SUTCLIFFF.. Author of " Nntes and Reflections on the Old and New Testa r...,nts."—Trandator of the 7th and Sth .vula. of " Satuin's Sermom." Prim. for T. CAM' and W. 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" 4 by Sir Job at er • the Nob' , 1 1 14- , Nyni 14 1 °I Mee 3*. as Ron ta compose ' , lklle4 by 'Mnlo wake' BIRCH, MAYOR. ACOMMON COUNCIL, holden in the Chamtrr of the l:oddball of the City of London, on Tuesday, the lith day of February, 1815, It UGLY eD, That this Ci,urt hs long witnessed the very de• fictive state and operation of the Bankrupt Laws, whet' hi the salutary objects intended are greatly impeded, and often wholly defeated ; and therefore it be refo:rred to a Special Conon.tiee, to take the satue into their consideration, and to report their opir Mon whether any, and what, measures showld be adopted in re flect ilwreof. WOOD PATENT STONE CASING AND INI.AID I'AVEMEN r. TIDE above are undertaken by C. CARTER, Plasterer, No. I, Dean-street, Soho. The Casing consists of BATH S TONE cut into Plates . and attached to the building by means of Parker and Co.'s Cement alone; it forms a front equal to solid Stone le beauty and solidity, and superior to it in being impenetrable by damp or frost, and Is executed at less than half the expense of common Stone Ashlar. 'THE MAIL PAVEMENT is of a new species, beautiful in appearance, supe rior in elegance to the Roman tessalated pavement. durable in quality, and well suited for all Soots i and other works that admit of a display of taste, in form, and sl..coration. Parker and Cu.'. Cement from llank;kle is also sold as above. SPORTING MAGAZINE, FORTY -I :SOUR VOLUMES. Trit PUBLIC in GENERA', And those pati. cagily of the SPOR I;ING WORLD, are respectfully in farmed, that only a FLW COMPLETR Sill RIIMAIN ON NANO. 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TO BE SOLD BY PUBI.IC RAUP, Within the Royal Exchange Coffa.alsouse, Edinburgh, on Wed. nesday, the 29tIt day of March next, at i'we o'Clock In the Afternoon • - 1 11-1 E LANDS of CROOKSTON, in the parish of Inveresk, and county of Mil-Lo•hian; situated within seven and a half miles of Edinburgh, and one mile and a quarter of the town of Mwselburgh, in the eerwre of a rich and beautiful country. This desirable property which h dds of his Grace the Duke of Buccleugh, for payment of a trill.eig feu-duty, consists of 70 Scots, or ns Enaltsh Acres, Arable, of the very best qua. Illy, and to all enclosed and sub divided; a Dwelling b.iuse was built Oil the property within these few years, which. together with the cakes, might be rendered comfortable at a smalt ex pense, far the residence of a Proptietor. Ihe situa ion it de. liglrful, commanding , extensive jtl.l picturesque views of the Fir& of Forth and adjoining country for many miles. The great advantages which this property possesses irons its vicinity to ,ke metropolis, genteel neighbourhood, capital markets, and its easy access to coal and manure of every descrrption, render it a most desirable purchase for a villa and farm. 'Mr Lands are all at present in grass, and being out of leas t are open to the immediate occupation of a purchaser. A ~Plan and Measurentent the Lands are in the bands of Thomas Scotland, W.S. Edinburgh, to whom those wishing for further information may apply A Platt and Measurement of the Lands may also be seen by applying to Mr. Reward, 17, Gulden-stivare, where further pars ticulart may sobs be had. HORNCHURCH, ESSP X. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD AND LEASE4OLD FARMS, A CAPITAL WINDMILL, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Order of the Proprietor, By MA'FHEW and SON, At the White Hart Inn, Romford, in Two lots, on Wroans. DAY, February 22, lei 1. at Three o'Clock precisely, CPI I'AL FREEHOLI) and LEASEE-IOLD ' FARMS of Rich, Productive Land, a Windmill, with comfortable respectable DWELLING, &c. at Hornchurch, in Essex. • Lot 1. A truly eligible Freehold Estate, known by the name ,of I.EB GARDENS, most delightfully situated at as easy dis tance from the pleasant Village of Hornchurch, surroundA with good Roads, only three miles from the capital Market of Rom fonl and fifteen from London, to and from whence Post and Coaches pass daily, (with immediate Possession); containing 114 A. OR. 6P. of excellent Arable and Pasture Land, of the finest staple, In a rich state of cultivation, lying in a Ring Fence, bounded with good fences and fine young thriving Timbers. The genteel Brick-bulk Dwelling House (which is fit for the imme diate reception of a respectable Family) contains a pleasant Dining and Mornjtig Rooms, (1 5 ft. by it ft. 6, and 10 ft. high, walescoted•all round, Marble Chimney Pieces, Cornices, &c.) 4 large bony airy Bed-rooms, with Dressing.r.toni, and convenient Closets; two Servants ' Chambers, with convenience of a back staircase; small Study ; a capital large bony Kitchen, Pantry, Servants' Hall, Scullery, Brewhouse, and Laundry; Shoe, Po. iatoe i Coal, and Hen.houses; two Kitch e n an d l arge P leasure i ' trdens, part walled in tastefully set out, br oa d gravel walks, weg cropped and stocked with choice young Fruit Trees; paved Fore Court hi front of House, leading to a charming walk, shaded will—A - double tow of lofty Limes; a large Fish Pond, well stocked with Fish. At a comfortable distance from the Dwelling Home is situated the well•arranged Agricultural Build ings ; consisthig of two large Barns, two Cart Horse and stalled Nag Horse Stables, Coach and Chaise-house with Lofts and Granary over, Cow-house for 15 Cows, two Calf Pens, Char house, Piggery. warm Stock and Farm Yard. The whole ktin very excellent repair, forming a most delightful Re •idence for a respectable Family seeking retirement combined with busineis. N. B. Possession of the Dwelling House, Garden, Stable, and . Coaeh.house may be had on completing the Purchase; and the Land in July next, ou taking the Crops by valuation, at the ep• tionof the Purchaser. • Lot 2, is the Lease of 25A. 2R. 24P. of capital Arable and Pasture Land, In a good state of cultivation,*-situate In the Vd. cage of tiornchurch, on which Is a capital Windmill, carrying two pair of excellent French stogies, with Alter going gears, &e. complete; attached to which is a comfortable Dwelling House, Granary, Stable, Cart Shed, Piggeries,.Hen.bouse, and nunierousGutebulldinge; Seven Years nt the Cease were unex. 1 ,1 1% 4 at Msgisaelmas Day last, at the low rent of Li® per annum. The Mill, Dwelling Mouse, and Eigiu Acres of Pas. sure I.and, is in the occupation of Mr. .1. Mason, Tenant at Will, at a low rent of 4,6.) per annum. The Arabia Land is in band, of which Possession may be had by taking the Crops by Valuation in the month of July next. May b 4 viewed bi applying on the Preiodsaa Particulars with Conditions may be had 14 days previuos to use Sale at use Sar,Aken's Head; Chelmsford ; Eagle, Ingatestone; George, Berativond; Ceases, Ongar; Crown, Billericay; Angel, B. lord; NM deaf, Atigste: Nil. UOMinwer: of Mr. &der, of tke l Atterney at Law, nwns Romford, where the My ina z ile sew ; and Aitetio and Appraisers, Goinfor4, . This day was published, in Bvo. price Ss. in boards, A. SUMMARY of the LAW of PENAL CON VICTIONS. By JOHN NARES, of the Inner Temple, Esq. Barrister at Law, and one of the Magistrates of the Public °Mee, Bow -street. Landau Printed fir J. Butterworth and Son, Fleet-street; and J. Cooke, Ormond-qqay, CORPORATION OF THE SONS OF THE CI.EROY. 9HE ELECTION of POOR CLERGYMEN, with good characters and large fam lies, to partake of Dr. Taylour and Mr. Myddleton ' s and Mrs. AnWellll . 3 Benefactions the present year, will take place in May next. Blank Petition' may be had at the Corporation House, No. 2, Bloornsbury-place, London, any day Z3usulays excepted) between the hours of ten and three o'clock.