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, •• E BY AUCTION. O! SOMERSET AND SUSSEX. TO BR SOLD, Decree of t►e High C 414111 of Chancery. learn and Haroaaro, with the approbation , utortatas Esq. one of the Misters of the said Court, Sale room of the High Court of Chancery, • son.tsuildings, Chancery-lane, London). the 31at day of January, 1323, at One o'Cloek Afternoon—ln TWO LOTS, and Improvable ESTATES in the of SOMERSET and SUSSRX. who', crphal l ERSRT, consisting of the MANOR or re - NORTH STOK It, with the Rents, Royal ,ppertenances thereto belonging ; also the Reversion e. Garden, and Union, held by Lease for determieable en Lives, with the reserved-Rent the same. A right of Fishery in the Avon, klessuagea, with a Farm and Lands, chiefly rich Pasture. Cottages and Gardens. The whale situate on the Avoo, in the Parish of North Stoke, and wL_ cepted Tr' COSTA IN I / 4 0 TOSITtI AND EIGHTY THREE ACRES- AND NTY.SEVEN PERCHES, t-TWO BEAST LICAZIII ea NOta# WWII *OWL • SUSSRX,l•lll‘wing of a capital Mansion Hawke, .11{ - HOVER, isitit the Garde* Offices. Pleasere Fish-ponds •hereto beklagiog, Inmate in the Parish County of Sesse‘ about two miles from Craw from the Turnpike road, leading from Landon or reputed MANOR of TILGATE, ex- Two Thousand Acres, abounding with Black with four several Farms called Tapia Farm, Parnate Farm, and Highwoods: Farm, and Plantation. of Oak and Flr. The whole CONTaiwlo IRTERN HUNDRED ACRES, Or thereabeinha Water Corn Ilill, and Eight Cottages and reserved Rent of One Hundred and &sty-eight , iswittg our of a blessuage, Farm, and Lands, of _Tilgate, and held by Lease fur the residue of Thousand Years. be viewed by leave of the Tenants. The _ application to James Holbrook, at North Sussex &tate upon application to Richard Gar. the Estate. .s, and Conditions of Sale may be had (gratis) Chambers, in Soaulsampron-buildings, Chan of Air, William Gunner, Solicitor, Bishop's hir: l lFMiant Henry Allen, Solicitor s Chi: ,of Messrs. Taylor and Roscoe Solicitors, ' faridori- at the York Mouse andithite Hut Inns, Bath Imißrietral; de Libraries, Brighton • George Inn, Premises; and of Mr. Geary, Lod Surveyor, TRAVELS pibliebeeL by Lomita' and Co. One Vol. ovo. ELS IN"- NORWAY, SWEDEN, DEN -- MARL &c. WILLIAM RAH WILSON, Esi. F.S.A. la Eg ,tie Holy Lead, Totkey, Greece, 4als, Ac. Ac. work, illustrated with beautiful Engravings, tbe Country. sad Nodose! Airs set to Marie, me published, contains interesting hilotlastkao Traveller, sod general Reader. Borden Claret 'as. per &sou . 44e. 14.. Barsae . . Is.. 211. Burgundy and Hermitage Ma, superior to many sold by Lomas at high price s the name of the Wine. 'XMAS ABBOTTS, 10. Skinner-street, Iffnow.hill. London. IS, RHEUMATISMS, PALSIES. a& are prevented It m breaking, and tormenting Itching instantly removed by WHIT& 'SSENCk: of MUSTARD, universally esteemed for -v Efficacy in Rbeematisms, Palsies Gouty Alec- Complaints of the Stoma; ; but where this certain unknown, or neglected, and the Chilblains have WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY CEItATE will I very speedily Beal them. This Cerate is equally I ill-cordicluard Sores, Sore Legs, Scorbutic Brup. Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles, Breakings-out as Bars, and Eyelids, Sure and Inflamed Ryes, Sere • Scorbutic Humours. The ESSENCE of MUS the most active, penetrating, and efficacious 4, curing the severest Sprains and Bruises in time usually taken by any other Liniment ot t also heals Cuts, Punctures from Sharp Instils- Thorns, Splinters, &s with incredible facility, with preventing inflammation and festering. and is various accidents of animals—in abort, it is a such uncommon excellence and utility, that no own comfort should ever be without it. „ and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary,ls, Greek. London. The Esssssce and Pills at 41. Sd. each; A jd. and ts. nil." They are alms sold at ths, Com bed of every Medicine Vender in the United has the name et li. Johnston printed cm the • r!! tt •NUMB43II M suriswissivvws • SALE COUNTIES C p u issant to a De lu be Cause of HATOI • of WILUA Wi (At the Public Sale i Southampton.l • kla THURSDAY, the In the ifilWO Valuable eit Counties of The Cone In SO NI I q m i ttu i MANOR of N , and Appurtenant p, fee of a Cottage, Ni ne ty-nine Years, det its• a. r ya* in respect of th s od two Messuages, wi ▪ *Sees other Cuttaj . 2, in g s of the river I la is IVO HUMMED 1 a TWEN A n d SEVEN T If.l .Cl 3 • ad The Estate In SAES he W ard TILG ATE eft founds. and Eith-pa d Worth, in the Cour • b y , and one mile from Le n firigloos. Also the MANOR he wi ng ever about Tea I , *ad other Game, with ibidell Bower Yarns, • *mai Woods and FOU RT the • Tuiether also with a 1 .1 S.rdees, and a reserve Patois per Aisinn, is. i6i ! within the Manor of :I a Term of One Thous: ore. The Premises may I las d i e Somerset Estate upon lA it lois ; and the Sussex est, the Bailiff upon th het Printed Particulars, t *Me said Master's Cl • ett4loo, London; of bia Tatham, Hants; of I ants lie. Loo4oll ; • bole, Leiden ; at th ads Bash Ina. Balm " Crawley; on the Prez wed tee, Brehm% Hunk rot e • also I;1•- This day was pablial FritAvELs 14. N a W By WILLIAI hdy dates el Trivets rat. This doss Owed w ▪ dr Constkstions at tb it*• we for the trot Ilse I bribe. Pelitidan, Trait VRENCII WIN A: Parade Boniest ChaMbertin Pak Owns Oa CAPE WINES, • , Mkt Cage Pale light Meer Sauterne and B Red Burgundy as The above are supra fasten/ may be the • THOM I CHILBLAINS, • eIHILBLAiNS a rt NJ their tormenting BEAD'S ESSENCI incur:ordinary Effie is , tam, and Complaints manly has beta unkr • manly broke, Vf H one the pain, and vet iK glorious for all ill-cc j hues. Blotches, Pimp' • the Flee, Now Ears, a • lieu* and other Scot LOW is perhaps t needy in the world, his than half the rim • • Ishrocation ; it also • lens, Nails , Thorns, , outman or pain, pi equally useful in the domestic remedy of set tastily saisible to its Prepared only, and Greet, Soho, Loads es lie Crave at Is. l id. A I*',ai.4l may be ha ea rr The Genuine Lamp. o ti • FROM THE A D M Ifite-Idmiral Sir ate the following r *turd the Russia! Savarin Hubour. kb , Al 4-14 men !sine( fotteute.,l4 men • 4 telrl--1 Meer, • kftttly (including he • Moulder Newsky- Cessantine—i man • Offici tlene—k Oflicers, 3 /Pr e 4 " - -None killer Ie Total—! Odicers, inertly. (S On board the Az Hi , Royal Highn - sppuiut the Rte. lard, and the Het. I Celletei Weird, to ' • leg • Member, sett C. °rent, of Cork-1 1 of Sonority in tt moody tailed Lon *if Borough of klaidite City of Dublin , i Way Allatiloo • 6 " &aliment of 4 obiwon, K.C.k •• General Sir DA* • Port George, vie • IE LONDON GAZETTE, Dzc.ll , HIRALTY OFFICE., Dec. 11. • Sit Et ward Codrington has transmitted to this , return of the number of the killed and wounded Russian squadron, in the action with the Turkish fleet tbour, on the 20th of October, 1827—. SNIPS or TUE LINZ. killed ; 6 Officers, 61 men, wounded severely. ' killed; 8 Officers, £9 men, wounded severely. , le men, killed ; 2 Officers, 16 men, wounded (including the Captain). ty—.s men kilted ; 7 DWI wounded severely. FRIGATE& man wounded severely. Officer, I men, killed; 4 men wounded severely. , 3 omen, wounded severely. e killed or wounded. • Officers, 57 men, killed; 16 Metre, 111 men, wounded (Signed) COUNT L. DE HEIDEN. , Asa, 12th (24tb) Oct. 1827. HANOVSR, Nov. 20. Highness the Duke of Cambridge has been pleased to Henry Harvey, A.M. late of Christ Church, 02- Edward Coleridge, A.Bl. late Fellow of Exeter be Dutnestic Cba plaius to his Royal Highness. CROWN OFFICE, Dec. H. •turned to serve in this Present Parliament. ...The Hon. Jobn Boyle, of Marston, in the county the roontof the Right Hoe. Richard flare, eons. Lord Viscount F.nnismare, deceased. Hick, Esq. of lilistlass‘equare, in the 'n, in the town of the Has. George Mask Artier' Winn, deceased. WA!! OFFICE. Doc. 10. pact--.Lteut.-Geseral Mr Frederick Phitirte B. to be Coionel, vise Geaotaa Wm. tlicen"l' OA RUMS , 'rid Baird. nut. i.e G.C.B. to be Governor Poi( Gtorge, vise G a m eta l Rem, docatecedi Lieut...Gener ... , ... • • _. si a., -.,.. '' ' • ~., . ... •-. ..P.' . .' • --- . 7. ---- ,.. 7 111F- .• ' ;•,,,, .. - • "rig ..lIPI''K• - tarn . ;•...' . 'nf.•• • , - --• •. ' • • • • - • . .. 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William Guard t o be Governor of itinsak; vice i 'Ni l ... ~ itswtheatamesssOlfithioade,rdaeunlrebevynneolnas,—.oao:aitmeuosnuis)tta.newe When the S r w at e e ll o e f d i til b t4 24 ; • LAW INTELLIGENCE. Davtel Baird ; ',Bator-Geri. Paul Anderson tete Limpet.. '• . of Gravesend and Tilbury Fort, vice Lieut..Q e e w e a l Guard. -,.• •'• . - • —or-- , . -COURT OF CHANCERY, Dec. 11. t t h h e nti c , o e m tler mi : s a io n n d er e s spe fro ns il i.re a coe pa e r r t el ot se . s t a - • . OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Dec. 10.. •_ , :• - . • - FTIRRIVAL AND ROOLILS. i The undermentioned Fitst Lienenants, or the Royal Artillery; i e LQ aD CHANC E LLOR gave . judgment in this ease . CommerciaLroad to the :jeer Thames. - Now tie wbulif . . 1 whose commissions are dated previous to the year 11111 k bare sc. it o p ini on was quite clear that the injunction coul d.. ask, what had a person residing in the nbrthern part Of , ccpuri the unattacbed taut of Clapsain upon half-pay, vbs.... no4be allowed to subsist; but what was to be done with di . . To be Captains unattached-Fast Lieut. John Corson Burton;the stilts, at Hackney, to do with a sewer erected itt, ; First unit:Jame, Day; pint Deer. %a l m a:4 , in g „ ‘ First dinstnoney remaining in Court ? The plaintiff insisted the southern part of it, at Wapping, or thereabouts ?-- Lieut. James Smith Law; First-Lieut. Charles Manners; First that the money should remain where it was until the But. supposing that his client lied not got a good de. Lieut. Arthur Carter; First Lieut. Eenelm Cbandier Wulff; cossse was finally determined. This, however, could fence against the rate a. an inhabitant of - Hackney gee First Lieut. John Pascoe. ' - net be permitted by the Court, because it would be Royal Regiment of Artilkry-To be First •Lieutesteeene-Secoon . neea . 'llY,.he . would s k ew them that he had a good defence Lieut. A.htoo Ashton Shutdeworth,wice Burton; Second Lieut. Intender the dissolutinn of the injunction wholly useless. against it individually. The plaintiff received go benefit . 1, Geotge Bingham, vice Day; Sensed ,Lieur. TbeMas Uvedak le defendant wished to have the money out of this ftorn any sewer in the district. - Ile lived in Cburch. P i ' walker, vice Elate; Second Lieut. John )(Award. Dupuis, eicenagiurt, and this, too, did not seem consistent with the street, I I ackney, on a sloping ground, which, to tbebaek Law ; Second Lieut. John Low, vice Manners; .Second Veen. -;,..5.,„ of th e C a m! • because, until the matter bad been of his house, ro,e higher than his house, and which, in t. • John Matson, .ice Carter; Second Lieut. John H. Cockburn, s'''' - '"• ' ' ** tried it law, it was not clear that the money ought to front of it, inclined gently 'to the brook, of which he had' vice Wulff; iecund Lieut. Henry Smith Coombe, vice Pascoe. heft re spoken. He had a cells ool' in the from and in ts . tipaid,'tii, be fs . Ir.. Bonies. The only proper coarse,. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE , Dec. it. The undermentioned First Lieutensuts of the Royal Artillery, tnicief . ssarappeareo to him to be to dissolve the bootie. t s h n e y r d e r a a r i o n f u his ti h i o s u i s lo e, u w se h ii ic a h s ha . 1 no fe c e o t m ab itt av u:k o lota leve w l it o ki 7 whose connalistions are dated previous to the year ISIS, hale taC• ailar o lltailia leave the patties to proceed at law. The s l cepted the unattached rink of Captain - upon half-pay, vie,- 1.'1140 should succeed in the action might apply to the highest tide ever known in the river Thames j and 9: Tote Captains, unattached-First Lieut. Rotten Ackland sneer 47 e ti.irioneer paid out to him, and pa execarpon' Resat .feet above the oreatestbeight of flood entet,knowoio the: First Lieut: Reynrildi patinae-: Pint I.ltia. Andreae Mari - ' ' Ac i tiliato sataktit , rittitucot. Riewir4 Lochtiow, . .1 e e amour* which might be recovarimi. 0,.. i benefit from the *wets of the &strict...LW thesozioam)", • brook. He tberefote stood in no need 'Mid' Royal Regiinent of ArtiLery.-To . be First Li e o tama e ts -= o lt, . re, 4IMICOaItE of eistesis his „,„__• •• s - .., ... . 1 ".... !Ifeilviql MS. .. '''.. .-- ' ' m etl ll....i l .oti O ss U timo g ner h h t a llit itoefb l e . w in: m.44u Jed * tbiLlll!tiliehi - •' I i - liwns George` Maridand, Wet- gieet.'leerred ',AWL *it c* . VW •iskin - bi li rkeentieii, is ch; i'l'iac recovered Italk 4 iintann Pow ; Second I•4°°a:Jsh° Hilt , 4 4 1 / 1 61 16 k r'44 ; brwealt ' lt legal tixlit tl •to rss • - -, h c chided c d r e a n d t t e , e • R m a d n a e d d d t i t ( b h h eayt tiltho i u s g r n_ cl h t i s . . &plod Lieut. Doe C. lieu 'AM Litdatield. . • . / .4 a Capstan John turkon Iliirton; from tinattathrd haltotsi, td be • -Y- LaRIkeIiAIICELLOR asked i 1 .111 r. Bogdan) would the•.... Second Capron, vice Lemptiern, incited on botany. - . . content that the money should be paid out of Court as • I.: . . soon a. the action at law should be determined. collector, who had detained his' goods for thatvate, was • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. guilty of trespass, and the plaintiff would therefore be, • f , Mr.. StrODEN did not like to make any' , concet. Philip Morill Griffith, Birmingham, jeweller.. entitled to a verdict. The t . respaiswas ,, admitted by.the defendaitt. . sires. His client had been unwillingly, and, as. he • I • ' BANK R UPTS. thought, yopecessarily, brought tnereopd he wished to _• • ( John Atkinson, Osford.streer,oilman, to surrender, Decembei Et, T he taTTORNEYGRICERAL, in addressing the Sory Nor , the ti.efendant, said that he stood before them as the ren: • I 23. and January 22. at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners 01 stand on his legal rights. ilasikrupts, Basinglaallooreet. Amnia', 11r. 1e illoushby, Cjif. The LfiRD CHANCELLOR sad shire could be no Ins- presentative of the Commissioners of Seems for thealis.. . i ford's Ito. lice or right in his taking our execution while the money tract of the Tower Hamlets. By the law of the testi Adam Charlton, Walthanistow. Essex, eatrion,ater, December 111. was in C..urt. lie had no obpetion to having the money . sta,. and January 2x, at-eleven. at the Court of Comisiissioro l is.# ; 4 mr. ir Qung, c h , d ,,,,.. pan] tO thexionishee in the Lord Mayor's Court.' respecting sewers, the . inhabitant* of, any district. Who: 1 Bankrupts, its•inzhall.street. Accuracy, . e / 1 I row, 41ansion Il•nie. ' Mr. Sootten applied for costs. conceived that it required sewers to drain the lands in It * , might apply to the Crown . tor a commission, to erect . 4 John Smith, sen. 'Borg*. r in th e • Marsh. ' Lincolnshire grocer sod . Mt. IlicKnesrxrut thought he was not entitled to them. The Crown was empowered to grant such a • i drape, January 3,4, std at el e ven, ht the Whlte Matt Inn, costs, as the money had been .paid into Court by the commission, and the persons named in it ware gifted S ? ilsby. Anomie., MeWrs. Urnkenbary and CO. Spitaby, or • .'. .- ' Messrs. Dax and Co. -Bedford-row. gatosthee without the order of the Court. . with certa i n powers, the 234 of Henry VllL • chap.6., 1.. • The LORD CHANCELLOR directed the injunction to I ; •' ' -Witham Aspinall, Wigan Lancashire, dealer and Chapman , Dec. 14. 22, at the White Lion Inn. Elalifas, and January Mt; al stand dissolved, with costs. - Those persons who became commissioners for thediso. I • i . eleven, at the Sessions House. Wakefield. Amanita% Air. Met, were bound to take care that the whole of it was ' . I , . Tile RING OF SPAIN AND lIIILLRTT. properly . drained.. They were authollsed to empanel it. Edmund Walker, Exchequer Office, and Lincoln's Inmfiekls ; -• i e Mr. WRIATLEY said that in this cause, when it was permanent Jury of the district to examine it murnteles Ale-. Impwood, Wigan • or Mr. Swathed, Halifax. and to present what nuisances might belonged-4 it. 1 John Baso t han,late of BuCklnghAnt, Suciate g bansehire, innkeeper, last under discussion. a point of law bad been passed, : onasnary tr, at four, 3, and Si,e at ch wen, at the bell lan, Now- over without .argoment. .. He produced the shOrt.hand Jury was also to be empinnelled to try whaVpropeity, thampron. Atrornies, Mr. T.•Yelites,'lfikk.coort, Temple; er %elites.% notes, to explain thiseircumstance to the Court. was or might be benefited by the expenses incurtkd in 4 ' - • W. A. 'Testes, Nortbanoptow The LORD CllANCßl:Lciatitids that RS this was so, he John Christian Hose, High Holborn, chemist sod druggist , De-c. When that Jury snide its presentment. the. would hear-one Counselors' epth side to argue the point, 11 d :1 1 h : i t T e l the patties whose F.-Item it f and to bisC 18, January 1 , and '..t2, at ten, at the Cott of Contrimaioneni of Bankrupts, Basingball-street. Ammer', •klessre. Selby and Co. which lie bettered - had been lately decided in two cases . Interested were to be made public; and the levegewoo; 11 1 St. John-street toad. by the Master of the Rolls.- - Friday next he thought t Mesita Ringsr, Aylsham, I.T or foifi, a beieni.ornobe i rp r o, b e e em b er to each of these parties individually, and to a n OP ' d'be a convenient thannts ' tri tion of them collectively. the right to traverse y e pre,„--. se, 87, at Eve, end January 88. at dew at neetleinnak motet, "" )(11 Norwich. Anoraks, Messrs. Lftbeee and (4. Howe-street, The rest of the Sitting's,* taken 'SP with an appeal sentment and to empannel a new Jury, in order that. Strand ; or Mr. James Winter. Norioch. '• cause. rate, in who objected to it might be exempted from Ain , - ., . •• . . • John Darwin and, Francis Frith ; • Chapeltown, Sheffield, Ames ' COURT OF K I NG'S s IIIINCH; W . BOSKIXOTSS, DlCl34lllft 11. founders, December ti, January I. and 22. at eleven at te e case they neither were benefited nor wetelikel . /.. Tontine Inn. Sheffield. Att (woks, Mr. Robert Rodgers, Siselfield ; . Before LisetTenswiamiatad Special Juries. - to be benefited brit. If no one traversed that preient-, l . or Mr. Thomas Rodgers, Destorishire..qoule. Tile grew it. NILSON.. ment, the commissioners had a right to . suppose that. . .Richard Allanson, King s ton - upon - Hull, printer, December 19,20, This was an indictment for perjury. alleged to have it was acquiesced in; 'and then their duty, liar dray 1 f . and January int; at eleven, at the Cros. Keys, Kingwon-updn- . . been committed by the defendant on the trial cfa cause had no choice, was to make a fair assessment-4 Han. Atomisers. Mirsers. England and Co. Heti; Of WWI. of .. Smith v. Peach, December , som u ch i n t h e poun d on a ll dv " tried on the 16th of Rower owl Co. Gray's Innis place , Holborn.l William Collins, Birlingbam, Worcestershire, wheelwright, Dec.' 1826. The defendant pleaded " not guilty." in it. They were not bound • to . consider. how. inueli . ". 1 SS. scam. Vii: and January 21 , at eleven, at the Crown Inn, M•. GUINRY on behalf of the prosecutor, said that it bene fi t each individual received froth the. sewer- Worcester. Attornie., Nieman. Harvey and Co. Lincoln's Inn- ' • • .. was not his intention to offer:any evidence against the age, and to apportion the rate accOrdintsk • for that , fields; or Mr. Wdton Woodward, Pershore.' - e John Turner. Cockerbant, Laocasibire, corn.dealer, December il. !slender*, and therefore the Jury must acquit him. would be impracticiblez but they were hound to 'make • : - I is, „„,i J anuary in, at eleven, at the Kola's Arms Ina. Lan- - A verdict of acquittal was accordingly recorded.— an equal'rate upon all persons who either were, or weter, i t caster. Attorney, Mr. Joint Howie, LIONNOIft, ' T - e orosectition motile out 'ot the same circumstances as likely to be, benefited by it at all. He cOrsld, pot ems 1 I force that point too strongly upon their otters ion • toe. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. • ere detailed in our paper of yesterday, in the case of - P.. Thomas Giller and John Shepherd, Nlancbearer, coachmakera, are •• 'Me L'i t- g- v. Co serf. " , - it was the particular point upon which the dectsiop , this `case must mainly depend. Suppose the level ; ! to insolvent circumstance., and are unable to meet their engage- .7•lllll RING O . MAYOR AND CORPORATION OF LONDON. meats with their creelitots- Filed Dec. 10. • Hackney to be benefited by the sewers of the distiletis ' 1 n hich arises out of the struggle be- Frederick Archer, B.ldock, Hertfordshire, innkeeper, it in insol 'lbis mendanna, then he said that the portion of rate which ii ought:to' '• v e nt circumstance., and is unable to meet his engagements with it/teen Mr. Wilde and Mr. Winchester for the vacant Alderman's gown, stood for trial to-day. The Court pay was no be reoulated by ally imaginarY distil '! • ' i tos es edirors--Filed Dec. 11. Henry Dyen, Oements-lane, merchant, is •1n insolvent circuits- • c. many lion as to the comparative degree of benefit wnich - it I ~ I was in consequence crowded at an early hour by stances, and is unable to meet his engagements with kin credia ceived ; it must pay an eclital:itiund-rate * .on the:.nitolit ' tore-Voce Dec. IL • f the civic functionaries; among other persons pre.ent benefit received by the district. The first •- obinction''' • were Alderman Brown and Venables, Mr. Newman, drc. . . DIVIDENISS to be ntade in BASINGH ALL-STREET. Dew IS, Phillip Gates, fitraitground, near Peterborinigh Hun- By an arrangement made between the &Limos and which be bad to make •to the 'ciiee - Of tii'lLeat,q, Friend was for the decision of liisLis, rdshiP, a - nd. ori - : • tingdonshire, tanner, at ten. Jan. 22, John Carruthers, Bristol, 'ATTORNEY GENERAL, it was agreed that this case, the jury. He said that wherever eh I • •It •-• grocer, at twelve. jam 8, WiliOn Simons, Fobbing, &ass, battle- which in all probability will occupy the- ourt for two I . dans:6lll;ldd not be tried at the present sittings for Mid- remedy for an aggrieved • individuaf7. e r l a rher -R 7117, 9 5kk' f master, at tertian. Jan. 8, John Franck Honour's, Hertrugoseire, corn-factor , at one. Jan. 1, Robert Albion Cos, Georg ! ' WesiOn, • Parliament or by a custnni which tad - grotto up Under w ott .,„, at tan . Olesex,„nut at the next 'knits for London. They prayed James Farber, sod George Cox, Little Wolin; . Dec, at, John Yeoman, Holmes -street, Carionsermai.risd, oilman, the , assent of the tows to this arrangement. an La of Par4ament, the individal•wes In and so take l at twelve. Dm. U. JOhtt Hill, paternoster to w, prim e r, at cram. ..., nrd Titt4TIBBIER said, dui ifit would be an aecco; that seated • .. sog s.--- 1 not to.seek an reMedy s liy ACT' iRII. t Dec. le, Frederica Joaep i t c ßtannet, Sri Maef.at.l-1111, •hip a m nia. ~...z de e sen, t e , th'e 'patties, he would not object to it. in a C ou rt &fa ru s h ee . Now it that were not the case,nline .l i . moaner broker, as ten. 14, Richard Basil Strusnell, Thread. r l''' , . .. • .. needleorreet, boot-maker, at ten. Jan. 8, Byrd Beverley, Barge• •••' -"" • . intitirr D. CROSIER. . a dreadful situation was that of the Commissior.era nf [ yard, Buckkrabory,and of Upper Mont ague-street, Rusaell.mpists; Mr. ettonatos opened the pleadings. This was an Sewers? 'The Act.of Parliament gave . the individual. merchant. at ten. Jan. 1, John Hulse, Worcester-street, South- e. 41011 et t r espass ' fer.enterino the plaintiff's house and aggrieved by their rate the liberty of ponter s lnge . he me g . wad, Surrey, victualler, at one. Jan. 1. Edward Innis, Yet. '_,. .- c• twist; And lltitasaing. bin goods. The defendant pleaded sentment of one jury and of appeilitto.to aunt rAA grocer, mouth, Norfolk, at ten. Dec. is, Tolima' Jackson wad 1 Robert Shaw, King is Lynn, Norfolk, corn merchams, at nine Jan. - 'pod guilty," and than afiVteri s tljuitifitntinn. under the if, besides thatonode of resisting .ihrir:t.te.Wer nit!. . ,a, G et risold Erdman Frederick Schwieser snit John tsuchanans authosity of the commission o? Sewers.. On these points likewise . obe liable . lot NIP . action iilt trespass, • 5 . Modifurd-court, Fenchurch.street, merchants, at eleven. • - • ._..._ was joined. . - they. went to .collect, who, wmild.kir'ii onsarisopocrpf, , issue DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. •' • The SoticiT.in GENERAL stated the plaintiff's case sewers ? In the.ease -of ,o,ull/orten sr. Prin." which,,,fie. Jan. to, Josiah Sherwin, Thomai I lordhey, and Igoe Sherwin, VI the Jury.' This was an action issoughn by The plain- admitted had never erne unikr, the view of 'the:oo4r- • w spaw n , Staffordshire, engravers,at froe,aithe elar og eo w don st . r b y ao s d a h l i o s p ,, lIL .Mr.ll:ikent, a 7espectable corn factor,,,residing, in Lord Ellenboropih bad beldi ,that where. a ~,44 11 3.0 . . Liverpool, Lancashire . Jan. 8, Th omas Cl ar k e , e . , . , , t i m b er me r c b a nt,at twelve, /64 tee Olsen or Mr. Holden; entichur, Church-street, Hackney, for the porpose of trying his been returned as bible :to a rate b 1 the preseorsrianc o seas ..i sse , 1 ; 0rd-street, Livsrpitti.. Jau...s, litiW!td flans, liability to is rate m ide upon his property by the Corn , a jury. and bad not . traversed ihet .. piesenteseen t. an , ' Newark.upon.Tr. ni, Nottingham s hire. corntaetor, at ten, at the missisaters of Sewers for the disr,rifitstf . the Tower Ham - had afterwards brough(reo. amen s ,, pf tiesparl e :g a iinen - . , • Hotel Inn, Neaffrixiipon.lreile. Jot .1, Wiliam Scott and Joseph - • •• . .. • .rt ~. . lets. . Toe plaintiff contended tnat he was not liable to the rate collector . Issej t ikiog.hositoqds, end: - iron newt jun. Wakefield, Yorkshire, merchants , at twelve , at the , . 4 . Sew• ' _A.t ou r, Wakefield. Jan. s, Simnel larch, .arsocher f e, t h e rate, because he.'dii•ed . - no adianiage• fa:4m the them till the rate was paid, ihe action woul4.not,lie. Lancarlike; entree, at ii itt e,st the White Lion bin, 'mime Ditch, 'ewers ia the districn• and •betadie hi firouldnuffer no As he could not presume bow ; Jartsis X.orslttiip would AKindlieweit Jan. 8, Shadrach eS ride, Kingoon-upon-flull, riser, disa Wantage frr.m the waist oh over agree with him art. tire, cibigOtioa...a4Asim' 444 ju,e, ; x h A yit, at n e kveu , at the Kingston . Hotel, Kingston-upoii•null. - • which the commission of sewers for the Tower Ham. taken • to the plaintiff's rigla.ofwesion, he would now sys, L en Samuel flirt, Br a dford, Wiltshtre, clothier, at twelve, at from the earliest call their attention so what Ise'lind' to. atateitneitidicao d lee le anti Bulhheastilatb, Sumemtshire. Jan, 4, W. Pollard, lets had jurisdiction had .been diwisled, it Manchester, Lancashire, weir, at ekren, at White's Hotel, Man. t•eses down. to INN preseut,•iftto via, different levels, lion of the proecedingirphf the - - Cooldisseottesw His. (1 1. cheater. wilicla had each.lur ie. rill their own to precept nuisances Learned Friend the 3olieitor Getierld .114 d -ices. into - CURTI F I CAT E.S. -Jam. I .sewer strutted to make two points in -this•cese, but in - , pant An d to assess rate.. There w as ' the Wapping' William Thomas Power and Samuel Jackaori, Birmingham, „,. • „ r . „ . .. Th omas ' 'eye', tree apttalfieUr sew, r level. thetimeliouse sewer of fact there was only one prim in it, arid that•weloiois ' Warwickshire, and of Congleton, Cheshire, sillimen. . Prichard, Fag's Clay, Kent, s u r g eon aud apothecary. Jacob low-.k al l • Hackney and I.4.svn•sewerlevel,..the blightin. the parish of Hackney liable .an the stweratetell'.o( • d Cohen, Chelmsford, Hafts. cabinet ot-ker. George Drew Keogh, eale'lane sewer level, and the Tower lane ',Wet heath the Tower Hamlets districts? He wain : however,. . , Cornbill, commission agent. John Bradley, Leeds York .hire, •.• the Hackney sewerage was confined to ;single prepared to meet his 'Learned 'Friend . neion. both his s linendraper. Jubn Lewis Abbot, Bristol , saddler. , .I,uniss. fuller,. I '', O 4 Jobs) Fuller, and Julin Fletcher, Radcliffe, nca e, La . 1 , 4 , pn ,,, i•40 , 4 4 eitook, which emptied i.sell into the titer tea k s:4d ter points, and to sheer; first, that the parish at Hackney . I dealer.. William Line and Thoosas Sadsii• Liver's:Poi; Lancashire, Wood a-o outlet isitonthe Thames. There WM ho other was liable- to the - riles of. the. whole ciatrict, and merchants. Joseph Charlesworth. Curacy-pre, lial.law, Yorkshire. sewer iii the whole parish of H.tekniY,itrachlt ISO drilins .next, that the plaintiff had isn right upon ixtdieislool merchant. John Taylor, Manchester, timber merchant. of the parishc tutritinicated with it, and's° -With ,the grounds to be exempted from it. The talking °T ape. . . • PA !ITN (IRS 11 IPS DISSOLVED. Lea and Thames. The expence of, a few poundWevery rate levels'in tills 'case was mere. moonthirma Hinsy • y.ar cleared that brook, which was private property, part of the ;Ethic% objected to paythe tatmentteievitolo p , Robert Poston and Fredericla Woulnough, Liverpool, watch.nial. makers. Francis Skelton and J. B. Bailey, New Shoreham, Sussex, and had depth and stream enough , to turn two mills, i t ought toapplyto the Crown o:i a separatesoloMiuslon. , rrl brick makers and cement ni.ouiactarcro. John Sworder and T. Lambert, Warr, Hertfordshire , barge - owners'. Thomas Jones,. which were placed upon it. Down to the year 1770 Formeily, the diffeteuntatts of the districtitaris ate ~ Wm. Junes, and Edward Jones, lAwynuo, mar Wrexham, iroo- ro s eate had been made do tfie parish of Hackney by'tbe, juries: but in consequence- if rhea:awe high °lit ,whom be hadwireadyquoted.tosidenioing that ire ,' and though a Jury of Hackney ' founders. Richard Dessistiiau , Geo. Alston, IL. D. Alston , Gen. commissiotsers of sewers, to Sch r e a vi a z a . ts. o. J Cam aine p s b; , l . l. un a i nd K. J ig . h A t . ana lid•• „.bgn Ybittcr li ße ird li , se ue , Hdiasn.elyiiwrask: l ies sons had been since empannelled to assess the inhabit• in the progress of the cautnnwhilffig:d al me reitilAtied. -•• • • m arl Jones, and Charles H. ants for a sewer i n the south part of it, the rate which that that practice had ceased. .-Tgstl.o Jones . . ding to the- lavronskotthe . • " 1- sb Chan ire 'd bea br, '7a U' un r t L ea, 4 Sonse larsh r a setab Dav i ie re s ,beer and porter dealers (as far Jary had called upon them to pay was incalculably to . ace actor ' as regards the said Charles tl.chandivr). John G • Thomas ;mall, when computed with the rate which had recently Gibbs, as, to the course they wwW to..plitineOitiht • Bate, William Rolm. and Edward Roberts , Newark and Manehes.• been impoSerupAn theist For ihndast fifty years, from told Th cl , i , pi , , the year 17?' down to the present year 1427,a .greater district, them that where the.wnerchtE4ifd•etty- pot the whole district was liable to tl ., rare.....4iliet.. Joseph Greco and William Proctor, ay masters.toidenbemeirye,rsatosandp.cor.anldealern . JOilts ornton and ts o e m- Thornton , Lancaster , Lancashire. cabinet-masers. Willianr Hoot- rate than three shillings in the pound had never been 'Aloitine was now disputed by the pad Iltildeokeley. 1 1 t , ita t osed tip the inhabitants of the parish of Hackney , which said, t'thatas ir was not 'commit beneirtedlepthin bersky, John Holub4lde? (deceased), and James Bradley. Keeley . he Salop, maltsterw Samoa' Cannon, John Crnsley Lockwood. amid • whilst doling the same time a - Much headier rate had seirerage-ws that -- pan o else - 'strict. w ic . . aslant* 4' Lewin Lockwood , Great Horton, Yorkshire. Wm. Gillibrand . 11 .• .s 7 44 •• - I and Simon Hilton , Bultran-le-8 ours, Lancashire . I patent-pipe piano. been emposeu on"th e ' m ore dime population in thel'hames,..it. ought-not .to - par the. Woe fOtoptittious ' f ac turers. op ik • m i n Whitehead and William Fibisebead, Dub.. War eeutbtrn- Oita' Of the Toner'Hatuletudistrict. of rate. Now the.patish of Hackney was foemerlyibll - i Ise cross, Saildiewurtia, Yorkshire, and of •Manchester, Lancadaire, In the Tear INS,• the inhabitants of Hackney found of Milt %hes, and. he believed he rOightoarseert,:Witkoest merchants. Thom, A sto r, and George Paw" . .. i lin " in g bant ' that. i nstea d of being rated as they had been by a.J.ury /eat of contradiction, 'Obltt altknarenna Wht• arrak` it Warwickshire, blank tray sod wait/ea:takers. Thomas Wathani,, of H a radils.lani. Patter Newton, Leeds, and •William Tathcaloa, of their own, in a separate rate, and for a separite,!s. now was owing to the gerseraiseweragtetokkbillideSi • • ! fa r cr, a ri micrtiw, Yorkshire, sunset:se:chants and *bra. 4 . . peaditor! t. they wer e sated lo! the joint espend4ofc of i 'ail lli t if ttrat „SEWCIIigI:K• Ei eft . '41.14441t4 1111.1116." i •••" ._ . 1 ' . " ' •• 1 "t'vt.'l•C4 at...- 1.4" 1',."t4. 7' , 1 ..4'.•.4 t' •;.-••••"41. I e• ' • • * .4) : • . .