Star. — London, England, 1826-03-25 00:00:00

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CS_ - - • . . - _ . .______ _ _ .. . LITERATURE. - S. •.: .BY AUCTION.. . lowirlervir • re. •-_ . • - ' - SALES BY- . r` 1. --- •• 7. • ' - o o= THE FOLDOWINO•IMPORTANT WORKS HAVE . 4 • • . • I L _ nding thei defeats* vitstot Be BEES RECENTLY PUBLISHED: , - -4•11 0 -- . .......a5....- r - • ' 4 . . s 1. frIlE UNIVERSAL CHRONOLOGIST and CORNWALL NWA LL. PERM ILIA L A MOWING* ilia t a ItIII2IIITIMO 4 o m lo t .7 1 :14 for the aMiCe of A. H'ISTORICAI; REGISTER, from the Creation to the ELIGIBLE CHURCH PRICFERMENT; to the I s tECTORY of OA; - C 9•.: . . • • 111 ,1 1 s. F lr , - *...... alter' r oll a opintlretthe e :r atl ine:W i rt:: Owe of the Year see.S. by HENRY BOYLE. Illustrated by The Capital ADVOWSON and RECTORY of ST. COLUMB C°B " °t. Wilts ' • , i so Engraved Mart, price tet 16s. The first part of this work is .4s. ( T o f: w ßE irwick flO . L H ii eme, lliy 4tippila . , 41,4111:1$1, ' : tvirro; ‘ • . - in . 1111317 7 ..nt A hn t st ' r r orthw a l i i e c p e tipt r tibik... dt s i , -a Translation, with additions, from the French of M. Sc. Martyn's MAJOR. " • " * Mr. R 0612, : -4. .1. IClironelogical and _Geographical Elenseats,-which have attained TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, t . 9. ' touch a reputation in France , as to have been adopted in the Public By Mr . ROBINS, . , At Gorraway's Coffee.houess,- kilo - '. , '.- fka ' 4 , 4 .--- ' 1 . 4if the • Coot t to iinnitutinns and Semina'ries of that Kinedom. They are divested (Of Warwick Hesse; Rigent-etreet), *ri , arch deftadant to the biliOn of the dryness of mete Chrooological data, asid.rsecated in a style On Tinnemay, the 131% of Apra, I et . eglipii . s ! . ..‘ . • . which combines, with the. accuracy of Chronology, the spirit of At Garrawars Coffee hous e 'Cheops-alley, Contisill, 4 left. the practice upon t i t. .„ History. The • second.part contains, the most comprehensive Chet). ' 'pHs ADvowsuN, and Asir . ' •• : • . . , • Conn, npon a Habeas -On Tnuaamtv, 4th May, HMO, at Twelve &Clock, 9 ik , 9 ' Inological account 'extant; of the nernerous and important ~es.l. TN. to the RECTORY of' torpot A mount to Statute sth Gerd!. connected with the French Revelation. rrHE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON AND REC• betwoot flosindon, Crickiade, Womson,.aapaa,: . - .9 L • " 4 • Pais for this W4°' • "0""' 6. Theta. 1444 " -•IR Gs I et conteiript, f.n. want' bf 2. A NF;W UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHY, Chronologically ji. TORY of ST. COLUMB MAJOR, in the county of is 641 Ullsillq er Wile, with I rwl"m" -..... arranged, and the subjects classed according to their several pew- • m ow D a h l :. c a jb m , r od Yard ; ft / mai Wes, 9- likot. an onset% w rit d attachment be returned by suits and distinctions. By the Rey. J. PLATT. This work Islamics CORN WALL; building!, Garden, he. pbasastly ettli. ,l ll llo II • Vaiiik the Sherif, Obi at iolsOpit, tbe plaintiff sha3. Wit Viol's], Imperial, and Historical Characters, u well as Venous of LAND TAX REDEEMED:• ' alleretteded by •. • liberty to pass_ by the lediste process of colftenapt, Eminence io every Art and Selmer. Volumes I. to V. price Comprising a good Parsonage Howe, road' Heus i egli alieee t . TWENTY-FOUR = i lk; ' VW, at . • Illbr a Serjeant at Arms ; flit no ,e'S ls. The rem-lining and are la great [outwardness. Garden, Pleasure Gteuads, and Of Glebe, an 4 „ . - t elealle f•iikillifkallit Arms shall be made, unless the S. The NEW LONDON MEDICAL and SURGICAL THIRTY ACRES • DICTIONARY, including Anatomy , Chemistry, Botany, Ma- THMITY swag digiqui \;. ~ . u p . 110 - affidavit al t h e With, Of tetra Medics, Midwifery, Pharmacy, Phial Ike-with the cal- Of Glebe Land nirrs the same. The Parish over Nearly adjoiniaag, with the- Great NIL ..,...., t -- v• been) beeches of Philosophy and Natural ; a o aaaa ,, upwards of Tweive nel Auto Of be Arable • •as mar., egg . . cunt . 0 .,. . real ..t . Woe la Mae Weep dowi 4h.stupoess Zalroliesh • . 010 , _ *41040.1'- , 41•••.+40. if ell* ' wri. • " which have hennaing's bow &pseud is .separilicamill . . ti • '. taisitsrefiete works. By J. S. FOOSYTII;SnIrgeOn • price 15% in beards. • - I D 0 NUS I . 0 , enti the Glebe. - the def.lident was to be found, at the time ocfrosin Published by Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternosteeethei. - .! : Pia . ANNUAL . . :Procluellg. upon an estimate, nearly it the writ ; end that he verily believes thatthe deksdatit , The peesent Incumbent is about Fifty.five Years of Age, SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS PER . ANNUM. Just published, pie St as . an Ce ti l an una d b Major is agoud Market Town, in a very genteel, The present Incumbent about Sixty-four Years of Age. ' Was then to lie found in the county, irro which the 1. A NEW HISTORY of LONDON , compiled from writ did actually issue: Atli that he verily berteeetedhe the Sea. health y nei g hbo ur h oo d , and a b out ' Four Miles from Particulars may be bad a t Office of the Cambridge Chronlcle, diligence had b•en erect, for service of the processOiy floe best Authorities, and illustrated by Engravings eel Cambridge • the Offices of the Oxford Journal and' Herald; Wood, executed by the most eminent Artists, and illustrative of , The lATIF is highly valuable, and was, for a great number of and Alr. Adams, - Oxford ; of William Crowdy, Esq. Solicitor , the o ffi cer employed for that purpose. . . the Manners, Customs and the State of the Arts in the British ' Higbworth, Wilts ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, N 0.170, Metropolis, from the first settlement of the [lonians to the present Years , the Property of a sakieulan- Regent-street. . . 7. That if the attachment be returned Cepi turps: 0 ......;,...1 'lll.. tsys•rle . will Is. mindwsnols, nointaA snA sw il l has nvllbHalsPiti A .seln..lsos e 5.... S.. . -.2 -. ... .7 • s • Ns • . • i -•• ..ft . * 1 s. . . .1 ; ; 1 _ ~, i t i• 1 f' • . t 1 . ' 4 1 . i . . ,, . i t it ~1 i i i 1 i l ' 1 : 11 I . • 11 1 . , 1 1 ; \ , l i l'; ' . 1 ' " I • i 1 . , 1 • 1 1 1 P 1 period. The work will be elegantly printed, and wiU be published in Weekly Ik:umbers (Price 1141.) mail completed, in One handsome Octavo Volume. Particular may be had at the New London Inn, Exeter; the °Sees of the Oxford - Journal and Herald, and f Mr. Adams, Oxford; the Office of the Cambridge Chronicle, Cambridge • of Mews. Adlingtou aid Gregory, Solicitors , lied ° fortrw ; Mr. Handy, Solicitor, Truro; Library at Cheltenham; at arraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, N 0.170, Repot-An:rt. Cepi and the defendant be in prison, in the custody of the Sheriff, it shall no longer be necessary for the plaintig to remove him by Hakes to the bir of the Cron ;'btit the plaintiff may, trona the reru it of the arachmenk. obtain an order of the Cour, to be personally serried upon the defendant, that the bill shall be taken Pro COJI• fesso against him, unless he she' I ai.wer, within three weeks from the time of service of that rider; and if the defendant do not put in his answer a-crirdingty, then, upon motion of course by the plaintiff. supported by an affidavit of person,' service of the former order, aria a certificate that no answer is filed, the order fnr taking the bill Pro confesso shall be made. This History will combine Sin amorials supplied by Stowe and Duzdale, and the older Antiquarians, with the Researches of Strott, Stokely, Gale, Crites, Grose, Maitland, Pennant, and other eminent Antiquarians; besides the produce of recent Inves tigations of the Public Records. On the 51st of this month will be published, Part 3, Vol.!!. of 2. The DRAMA ; or, THEATRICAL POCKET MAGA ZINE. Publtshed every Month, embellitbed with a highly 'finished Portrait, price is. Vol. I. price 6s. 6d. Now publishing in Nos. price sd. and Parts is. 3. THE ENGLISH NIGHTS' ENTERTAINMENTS, Parts I. to V, are now ready for delivery, neatly stitched in en emblematic IVrapper. Also, just published, Patt 11. price is. 4. - NAVAL BATTLES; being a series of the moat splendid Achievements effected by thy outlawed Courage and Skill of the British Tar. HANDSOME OAK AND - ZEDRA-WOOD GOTHIC FURNITURE, Noble Brilliant PLATE CHIMNEY and PIER GLASSES, MIRRORS, Mahogany-winget BOOKCASR. Eight-light LUSTRES,' PI ANO-FMITE a PARISIAN . CLOCK, Handsomely PLATED ARTICLES, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. HENRY L. COOPER, (LATE JOSIPH comma AND 1010, At the Rooms, No. 135, Oxford -street, On WanNesnav, March t 9, 1828, and Following Day, at Twelve o'Clock, THE FURNITURE comprises capital 1141tomony Fourpon, Tent, and other Bedsteads, with Chintz Cotton Furnitures.prime Seasoned Feather Beds and Beddings, Chests of Drawers, Dressing and Walhing, Stands, and every Chamber re quisite; Sets of elegant Gothic and other Drawing-room Tables, in Rosewood, Zebra, Oak, and Yew Tree; Sets of Patent Maho. only Dining Tables; Card, Pembroke, and LOO ditto ; handsome Mahogany-winged Library Bookcase, an Oak Gothic ditto ; Ma hogany Pedestal Sideboard and Sarcophagus Celleret, Sets of Na ' lowan, Parlour Chairs, seats in haircloth and leath er; Solid and Stained Rosewood Drawing-room ditto ; Noble Brilliant Plate Chimney and Pier Glasses, in massive Gilt Frames, of large dimen sions; Convex Mirrors, Setae Chintz Cotton and Morten Window Curtains, Rosewood Ch ffoneers and Pier Tables, Work and Back., gamma Tables, Music Stands and Canterbury% Brussels and Kid derminster Carpets, Hearth Rugs, Fluor Cloth, acc. a handsome Parisian Fourteen-day Clock, a pair of Alabaster Vases, a RIO Chased rated Tea and Coffee Service, China and Glass, a few pieces of Chintz Cotton, an Eight-light Grecian Lustre, a Square Piano-forte, and various Effects. To be viewed on Monday and ?waft preceding the Sale. Mx talogues had at the Rooms ; and of Mr. H. L. Cooper, Auctioneer, acc. 93, Ushopsgate-street Within. ESSEX, Between KELVEDON and COLCHESTER. ELIGIBLE FOR INVESTMENT. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR FARM, Good FARM-HOUSE and BUILDINGS, and upwards of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-THREE ACRES Of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, • (Of Warwick -House, Resent.street), At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Citange.a.lley, Cornhilf, On THuaso►r, the 27th April, 1826, at Twelve o'Cloek, A VERY Compact and Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE--BADCOCKS, This work will be collected frem tke most Authentic Sources, and no efforts will be wanting to make it the most complete His tory of Naval Heroism ever submitted to the Public. The Em bellishments will be of the finest order, and will present some of the first Specbdent of Wood Engraving. Printed uniform with the Seaman's Recorder. Published by J. Gifford and Co. 54, Paternoster-row. Situate in the Parish of EASTHORP, NEW HARP MUSIC LABAR RE'S Selection of Favourite Airs, from the' populiz Opera La dame lllan*. Price 3s. Ditto Variations to Kathleen O' Moore. 3s. 6d. 1 Horn's Arrangement for the Harp of Kalkbaaases celebrated Piano Forte Coneetar.te. Price ds. Peteival's Divertimento on the pqmilar Mr Cherry 1E6 NI I Price Se. Dkto Duet, lot Harp and Plano AM vo,tl Flues, gad Vedleits, •oellisAcconipaniment. Price Ss. • • Ditto Rondo, for the I larp , on 44 Le padt it=:%* llochsa's Introductlona and Vadat:kW ft a 1116n11111111114 and Brilliant Coda. Pate 3s. Douchtz's Fantabia on " 0 dolor Ccraceeta." Pries Se. dd. Chipp's introduction and ROOllO on liecteclavoluite Ale"Cluary )ripe." Price 3s. • Published by J. Willis and Co. Royal Musical Repository, as, St. James's-street, where may be toted& gdeadid variety of Harps, Piano Fortes, and every description of Musical Instruments, by the mat eminent makers, at the lowest manufacturers' pekes. 'And adjoining the Turnpike Road from Kelvedun to Colchester, COMPILISING THE MANOR OF BADCOCKS, With an excellent Roomy Farm House and Offices, Garden. Or., chard. Farm Yard, DAM% Stables, and all necessary Agricultural Buildings, formerly Moate4 round ; Sundry enclosures e( rids Meadow. Pasture, and Arable Land, all lying Compact, dividedby dui** Quick H e dges , and Stieama of Water flowing through the Lands. The whole containing upwards of TWO OUNDRED AND FIFTY-THREE ACRES, Whereof about TWO ACRES are COPYHOLD, In a high • W. H. WHITELEY. Rosomosnatsr, Ctsaisxwir.r. TOOTH-,ACHE AND EAR-ACHE. "DERRY'S ESSENCE has received the sanction and .1. support of the most distinguished Personages in the Kingdom, together with the united testimony of the first Physicians in Eu rope, sad numetunts favourable comments in highly respectable hitolicilJeuenate, where it hat been declared to be the " best thing ever discovered for the Tooth-ache and Ear-ache." It in stentatteously relieves the most excaveiating pain, preserves the Teeth sound Ind firm, prevents further decay, effectually" cures the Scurvy in the Gums, fastens louse Teeth, and renders them firm and serviceable to the latest period, and effectually prevents the Tooth-Ache. Sold in Bunks at ls. 14d. and 2s. 9d. by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Clicapside, corner o! St. Paul's • and Si, gimballle street, Dublin; Savory and C o . 156, N ew Bond-street, and 290, Regent-street; and by the principal Medicine Venders dime:oat tin- United Kingdom. Of whom may be bad, MORRIS'S BRUNSWICK CORN PLA ISTER, an excellent Remedy for Eradicating Curs% Bunions, &c. W lie careful to ask for PERIM'S Eames (or the Tooth Ache. es. :.s. Ist hut " Domes et placenssizer."—Hog. Thy house, and (in tire cup of life, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. HAPPINESS 44 the gay to-morrow of the mine. is insured by marriage; K the strictest tie of perpetual Pelbei ship." is a gift from Heaven, cementing pleasure with reason, by winch, says Johnson, " we approach in some degree of associate% with celestial intelligence." Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, k becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the free dom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon. it. To the teglect of such attention, are attributable many of those hapless instanc es which, while they excite the commiseration of the be aolder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. lqinemissa butyl*, will effensiraize the body—a residence in the tropics will relax the tdestie fibre—but more espedilly does the premsture infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the m ural dignity into a state of inanition, front whence the agonized offerer more that doubts the chance pf relieL To all tech then, we address ourselves, airing hope, energy, muscula=lbs felicity; nor will o u r a d vances A pp ear que.sdpnable sa as they are by the multiplied proofs of 20 years' Amman' experience. The easy cats of married life are sometimes disturbed by the sospension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial write& Misr the female habit is often constitutionally tweak—yet it can he etreligthened, and deficient energy improved into functional power. In every ease of syphilitic int rubioa, as well as his every Maid= of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure apiedk • mg with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling from the fold= so presumptuously taken up. we , :moral pt4ples with less hesitation ; an d con fi dent in War 91", Woo:able integrity as Member s of th e C o ll ege of Sagas/lee I. of either Sex (especially those .e to our house, white daily at tensultation ; and letters from the • • sae .‘ . -must contain a remittande tee . „. forwarded tv auy part of the 6OSS and Co. M.R.e. s u rg e ons, ..IFI, Ileuverlosstreet, Fleet-otteet, (kevettlaawki Edition), 1. The /Eels of la b% --; the above Diseases. 2nd, HYSIUMILS; _ the Female Sex. May be bad at 174, Pbet•etreet ; 4, Catherine -street, Strand ; and. Piper, 90. Paternoster-row ; and Chapple, Porter, 79, Graften•street, Dublin; Glasgow; 9, Calton street. Edinburgh ;, Price 6t. state of Culdeation. Dimension of hit. Charles Marsham,Tenant at Will, at a key Rent . May be viewed, by spplfing to the Tenant, of whom Particulars ' may be had ; also at tkn Cops, •and White Him ' Colchester ; Angel, Esivedoo ; Blue Poets Witham • Rose and Crown, Sud bury • Saracen's Head, sad /Lek Rep, Chelmsford ; White Hart, Romiord ; of Mr. Sawyer, Solicitor, Staple Inn, Holborn; at Garrawajs ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street; of whom Tickets for wievriog may be had, and where a Ma of the Estate may be seen. A Saving of Eighty per Cent. for Ready Money. THE Cheapest and only Manufactory in London for WHITELEY'S PATENT SELF-ACTING KITCHEN , RANGE, Warranted to Roast, Steam, Boil, Bake, and Stew, all at the same time, with One Open Fire, and made suitable for either large or small Families. Stoves of the best design anti Workmanship.—The universal approval, and the very great de. mand for this Range. has caused numerous imitations ; and several unprincipled Dealers, under the deception of Comp.mies, impose nn the Public a Range under the same title, but without .W. H. WIIIITILIT'S Name and Address cast on the Boiler Side; those' who have been so imposed on, may have their Kitchen Range al; tend or exchanged, so as to answer the purpose intended, by applying at Wntretsv's blasuractoity as above ; if by. letter, will be promptly attended to. Baths fitted up so simple, that they may be heated in forty minutes, without's Steam . Boiler ; also Baths altered to this principle at a small expense, and sent to any part of the Kingdom. Also, an Improved Steam Boiler, to be seen in use, superior to every other for raising steam ; kis lapted for all the purposes of Heating, Drying, Boiling, &c. such as Dressing Food for Cattle, Washing, Brewing, or for Dyers' Pans, Paper-makers Vats, Ste. Old Raugea taken in exchange, and any person having one of Whiteley's Ranges to dispose of, may have a liberal price given, or exchanged for other Goods, by applying as above.— Every kind of Furnishing Ironmongery, Fenders Fire Irons;. Kitchen Furniture, ei th er in Copper, Tin, Iron, or Brass; Sandie Jacks, Hot Plates , Hanging, Iron Railing, and Smith's Work in all its branches. Experienced Workmen sent to ariy part of the Kingdom. AU kinds of Copper, Tin, or Iron Articles made to Order. rr Gentleman wauting Models for trying Ezperiments, may have them made, and assisted in their arrangements. . sahti • ZA k n l n t i l a :e tri allife) at : i t t :l given for personal molter • immediately seuntrered; these tbs Isci Medicine, Vida OS be 'enterer Jason& • o= 2 No. 11, 1 • pug. 1*.:111,t pablisbed (Bevente • a ‘.annkat Commentary ma di • skresseil exclusively to the • Pritecs•strtet, Soho; 174, Pb ♦ %. , tvued, Gilbert, antl.Fliteri 0 P, LonJoo; Ps • n, 155, Troniate, Gia 444 V:1 Llvok.ellers. rtiee OW • • )lIPC W HITTON, M I DDLEBBX. Valuable FREEHOLD and Part COPYHOLD ESTATE; Substantial and commodious FAMILT MANSION, With excellent attached and detached Offices, Coach Houses, and Stables ; Extensive PLEASURE-GROUNDS, with FINE SHEET of WATER; GARDENS ; Farm Cottage and Farm Yard, wick Buildings ; Cottage, . • AND ♦BOUT One Hundred and Seventy Acres of rich Meadow and Arabic Land. TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent•street), At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornkill, . On FIUDAY, May 12, 1826, at Twelve o'clock, IN THREE LOTS. A VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD and part COPYIIOLD ESTATE, Land Tax Recleaned, excepting about Seven Acres, comprising a spacious and substantial Erick and Stone FAMILY MANSION, planned with suits of handsome mid commodious Apartments, adapted for the accommodation of A FAMILY OF DISTINCTION; Situate at WHITTON, In the Parishes of TWICKENHAM and ISLEWORTH, In the county of MIDDLESEX. no MANSION Is seated on a Lawn, inclosed from the Road, with. Au, extensive Canine Drive, sppromited by a light of -Signs • to a 'tat P4tranes HA leading to swigs of bandit)* Mt the Gstmadjr/W a Testi. Inds with a grand p • Slates.. W tbirUffei - ftry Which contains a INUlard-tomn, asmarola gluten airy 20441210- ben, and ocher asareanleaoes; as ma* amp of Densestic Olken and anitable acaamandadas fir tint Ikraatbeld, Laun dry, Wasb•baraara ata. a pawl Yard, with Paalag Ga Oa es "Pegg -rail; .1 &aging. fw aloe 1 1 1 0 /4 6 4 INVe Id* Leib acid Ramis over; Brearbanard,larpataft i tiga se Aim; mad Cbeinobiass. A Fruiter?, with limand Orsii.immtei, Stand with les% Pamduay, leisurgits, and Melon Grouted ; htfsl pitman Qraands, wish eswomive Lawn, ornamented by cations ; a las Wet of flow* Water, Islands, aramir Timber Tram, a Temps mad Alma Gravelled Walks though ;he Gram and by to CANAL A oommolioes F4llll COTTAGE, with Fore-Comet ad Googoa, Fads-Yard, with ail saisisite Buildinp, a capital wand go t d ien Garda., clothed with th e c h o i cest F ru i t Trees la high pergludop, aad wed stocked atoll cropped ; a neat Cottage sad Gar dm sad rite Bitadow Lob, ceittaisting about NINETY ACRES. Also in Two Lots. BIGHTT ACRES of Arable Link and Ground lying coodguotts. Thr Road from Itemslow to and Ithensond pawn &mash the Znate the Neigh hosorbood highly respectable, a fine hanky situatim, and gulf tee milts from the Metropolis. To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars may be bad on the premises; Rad Limo, flosurdow ; With* Hart, Windsor; Castle, and Windmill, ; Sur and Garter Castle, and Talbot Rich mond; of James Western, Esq. solicitor, Janses-street, Bedford-row; at Garraway's ; and of Ik. Rea S bra 170, ae g ent-stree k; of Thant Tiokets for .visornsi 0111/1119(baliond woe s Pisa a the . &tate may be seed. "A'•: • t THE CHANCERY COMMISSION REPORT. KITRACT PROM TILE REPORT MADE TO HIS MAJESTY BY THE COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED TO INQUIRS INTO TUE PRACTICE OP CHANCERY. (Ordered to be printed by the House of Commons.) PROPOSITIONS. 1. That every plaintiff, whether in a town or country Cause, shallsat all times be at liberty, without order, to sue forth a subpoena to answer, returilifili on a oaj certain, either in term time, or in vacation. 2. That the form of every writ of subpoena, to -ap pear and answer, be so altered, as to express, to the party to be served, the duty which is required from bias, in obedience to the writ, and the- c lorsequenee of his disobedience: and that, in like manner, the form' of all other writs of subpoena, which are to be served open the party, he altered for the same purpose. 3. That a writ of subpar:la, to appear and answer, be sued out for oath defendant ; aad that the costs of an math writs, be costs in the cause. 4. That a defendant shall, after appearance, be al lowed without order, eight weeks time, to plead, an swer, or demur, to the plaintiff's bill, in a town cause, and ten weeks in a country cause: but, whether in town or country cause, if - the defendant do not plead, answer, or demur to the plaintiff's bill, within eight days alter appearance, the plaintiff shall be entitled as of course, upon motion, to the common injunction, for :my of the defendant's proceedings at law; and that, whether in a town or country cause, the defendant Shel not t♦c permitted to demur alone, after the capitation of fifteen days, from the day of appearance. S. That, when a defendant is taken into custody of the Sheriff, upon an attachment, for not appearing to 8. That if the attachment be bailed by the Sheriff, and the 'defendant be, by the subsequent process, com mitted to the prison of the Fleet, for want of his answer, it shall nut be n-cessary for the plaintiff to proceed by the Habeas, the Alias habeas, the Ilaries habrasiand the Alias plunks habeas, in order to take the bill Pre ago fesse ; but, that the order for taking the bill. Pro coOna shall be made, on the return nf she second or - Au= habeas; there being, in all eases, fifteen drys at. lean between the return of the first Habeas, and the return of the second or Alias habeas. .9. Tnat iq ell sates, whether the defendant's answer be filed in terni.tinse or vacation, the rlaintiff shall be allowed twa _months to file exceptions to such answer; but if tempi:me be not fi led within the two nionihsoh answer shell thenceforth be deemed sufficient, and the phdattiEaltall hive no order to file exceptions, Isaac prolaNa. , , . 10..Tbat W the aefesdnat nrt submit to answer thn,deedoltions, the plaintiff shall refer the answer for ittoorstkocy, at the expiraion- of eight dam-after 'the - Tacnptioas are delivered, but not hefare onleir in in junction causes.; and thatif the.plaintilido not, within six days after the expiration.of the-eight days, refer the answer for insufficiency. the - exceptions shall he cond. dered as .abandoned by the plaintiff, and the answer shall thenceforth be.deemed sufficient... • 1. That if the defendant wheats, to MAW flegriali "Aka a reference, then the defendant shall, without order, be allowed, he town cause, one montb's time, and id a country cause, six weeks' time to answer the exceptions. 12. That if the plaintiff do not, within a fortnight after a defendant's second or third answer to exceptions is filed, refer the same for insufficiency, on the old ex• ceptions, such answer shaH Iheaceforth bt deemed suffic ien,. B. That if the -plaintiff do refer the defendant's se coed or third answer, to exceptions for insofficienty, on the old exceptions, than the patticular exception, or ex ceptions, to which he r quires a further answer, shsil be stated in the order. • 14. That, if upon a second reference of esceptimrs, the defendant shall submit to answer, without waiting . for the report, the defendant shill, without order, be allowed, unless he be already US contempt, in a town cause, three weeks' time to answer, and in a country cause five weeks' time, and no more. I. That if the answer of the defendant be certified insufficient, upon any reference of esceptioni, then the Master shall, in his certificate, fix the time within which the defendant shall file his further answer ;*and the Master's judgment, in that respect, shall be final. 16. That, upon a third answer certified to be insuf ficient, the defendant shall be examined upon interroga tories, to the points reported insufficient; and shall' stand committed, until such defendant htth perfectly answered those interrogatories; and shall pay not only 4/. cost< as heretofore, but also such further costs as the Court shall think fit to award. 17. That it shall not he necessary for the plaintiff, ' the case of exceptions, to serve a sob-puma •fste the-de. findant to make a better answer : and that the time - allowed for the defendant to ans‘ser the exceptions; 'shall run from the date of the Master's report of insuffi , ciency, which shall be dated on the day on which It is signed ; or where the defendant subynits to awn er tf-V exceptions, without • report from the Master, thee the time shall tun from the date of the subm'ssion.- 18. That in all cases at reference of answers for insufficiency. the ' exceptions shall be conddered as abandoned, and the answer deemed sufficient, at the end of a fortnight after the time of relrrebcr, un— less the plaintiff shall, within the fortnight, obtain the Mame,. .0- part ; or unless the Master shall think at to make his report at a future time,•certifying thereby that such further time was nec4 as •y. 19. That to cases where there is only one defendant to a , u , t. there, after the answer of the defendant is to be deemed suflicica, whether it be in term time or in vacation, the plaintiff, if he nicais to proceed by amending this bill, shall file such sr/tended bill within six "weeks; and, if he require an answer, shall serve his subpixisa fo answer within one week after filing his amended Bill. 20. That, ki cases where there are two or more &C . el:Wants. there. the plaintiff shall be at liberty to fik an amended bill, witiOn Ina weeks after the last answer is to he deemed sufficient. ' 41. That, in all cases of subpoenas to answer amended bills, the service *ball be urou the Clerk in court. 22. I'hat, ef.er the answers of all the defendants are to be deemed' sufficient, whether it be in term time or in vacation, the he mean to proceel by s.:tung down the cause to be beard on- b 11 and answer, shall set down the sante with the Registrar before • darbli cfore thy :41111111-