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.. . ~_,,._ 4 •Ik 6 : 4 1, . . . f(QS ftk ,/ - .4 1) •11 ' 4 . JNi... . 1 3:4%301;7 43Ht l e . ______ , • ~.-, , i . -•:. . fT 1 ,~; , ~"71;11*' • $ ; Alit" T • NumßE -600. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1814. li 3 RICE SIXPENCE-HALF NT. INOMV?: t.E, MAYOR. A COMMON COUNCIL, holden in the Egyptian Half, at the MANSION HOUSE, nn WRIMESDAY, the sth day of October, 1814. The Court this day took into comi- t i leekirte the Report of the Committee appointed ro consider the Petition of the !nimbi -ants of this City, complaining of the great ouniber of common Prostitutes Infesting the public street., which was presented unto this Court on the 19th day of May last, and then read and ordered to be printed; and the same was now again read. Re4 , lVtd Unanimously—That this Court, being deeply jute. re,ted in the preservation of public morals, and in the welfare of the youth of this City, is much impressed with the Report of the Committee appointed by this Court to consider the Petition of upheards of 2000 Inhabitant Householders, complaining of the greet number of Prostitutes which frequ•nt the public streets; by which it appears, that the evil referred to in the said Pcition exists in a degree, and to an extent, so great as loudly to call upon this Court so use the utmost possible means to remove it, and to prevent its pernicious influence. Resolved Unanimously—That ' agreeably to the Report of the said Committee, this Court (loth most respectfully and earnestly solicit the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, to issue a Proclamation, warning all persons offending in the particulars specified in the said Petition, and expressing his determination strictly to enforce the laws against such person. Resolved Unanimouslye-That this Court /loth earnestly re commend to the Court of Aldermen to co operate with the Chief Magistrate in effecting the object sought by the Petitioners; and as the Marshals, ilefarsbal-rnen, and • Constables, are more Im mediately under the authority of that Court, that those Officers be celled upon to exert themselves in their several offices to pro mote this end. Resolved Unanimously—That this Court cloth also recommeed to the Aldermen, Deputies, and Common Council oldie several Wards of this City, that they be particular in the selection of Pa troles, Watchmen, and Night Officers, (upon whose conduct so much depends) and that they present only such persons to be Li censed as Vicuaders as they have reason to believe are of sober life and conversation, the Court apprehending that this eel has much increased by the great number of low and disreputable Public houses and Liquor-shops permitted in this City. Resolved Unanimously—That this Court cannot but regret, that, notwithstanding the Governors of Bridewell Hospital, in the Answer given by them to the application of the Committee appointed by this Court, admit the existence and extent of the till in question, and the desirableness of some adequate remedy being suggested, that they do not appear to meet the enquiries of the Committee with the cordiality that might have been hoped for ; although, as it appears to this Court, that to suppress so great an evil is one o: the grand objecu of Its foundation and mu nificent endowment. L.IW BOOKS. This day was yuhlithed, BylAr. Clarke and Sous. Law lioof;-ell,rf, Portugal...met, uib. coM's Inn, and sold by C. P. ft rc!ier, Dame-rtrtes, royal moo. price it3t.iti A. DIGESTEI) INDEX to the NISI PRIUS REPORTS, with Not and Reference. By JAMS' M.INNING, of Lincoln's Inn. The present Volume is foun '.ed upon an .Ibedgesrient of do Reports of Peake, Es•daasse, and Carlfpbell; etigmalif war taken on the plan of Comyn's Digest. This day wit published, In Royal Octavo, price 6s. Vol. I. Part I. (to be continued), REPOR'T'Sof CASES argued and determined in the COURT of EXCHEQUE:t, Easter and Trinity Terms, 54 Geo. 111. and the Sittings after. By GEORGE PRICE, Ns+ Of the Middle Temple, Barrirer at Law. London: Printed fur W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn. Of whom may be had, ,Forrest's Reports in the Court of Exchequer, 41 Geo. 111. royal Iro. 6t. LI ITI.F. TENuRES. This day was pnbl oh al, By W. Chile and Sons, Law Deqkse'lers, Portugal. street, Lint coin's Inn ; and sold by C. P. Archer. Dame-street, Dublin, in a focket vvolume, price 81. In hoards, or unfire . paeer, I ts. T , I.EI ON's TENURES i n Engll,ll, printed from the Second Eldon of the Commentar;e3 of Zr' Ed ward Coke. Considering the Universal Estimation in which Littleton's Work Is held, and that it generally is the first Work put into the Student's hands, It is very singular that no correct ednn,n without the Commentary, has yet been published until the present. CRIMINAL LAW. This day was published, In Two Vols. Svo. price XI. 4s. boards, A TREATISE on CRIMINAL PLEADING, LL with Precedents of Indictments, Special Pleas, Ste adapted to Praake.—By THOMAS STAMP, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. Barrister at I4w. LAW OF LIEN. This day was published, by W. Clarke and Sons, Law B. ionrtugal.strset, Lincoln's Inn ; and sold by C. V. Archer, Dame -street, Dublin, is Ivo. price lr.. boards • TREATISE of the LAW re htive to the e RIGHT of MEN, and STOPPAGE in 'FRANSITII. By RICHARD ‘VHI FAKER, E*4. Of whom may be bad, the Second Edi: lon . greatly enlargid o la 4to. price Itl. 104. in hoards a MONTEFIORE's COMMERCIAL PR ECEDEN TS. Loudon : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, in a large !Ivo. vol. price 18s. in beards, a Treatise on the Law of Slander, Libel, Scandalum Magnatum, and False Rumours, with a De scription of the Practice and Pleadings. This day was published, in two. price 91. 6d. in boards, AN HISTORICAL 'TREATISE of an ACTION or SUIT at LAW, and of the VOCEEDINGS used in the Courts of 'King's Bench and Common Pleas. from the origi nal Process to Judgment. Py R. BOUTE. The Fifth Edition, with considerable Additions, by W. BALLANTINE, Esq. of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Son% and J. Butterworth and Son. Of whom may be had, in royal. two. New Editions of Impey's Practice in the King's Bench and Common Pleas, with considerable Additions. LAW OP SEWERS. This day was published, by W. Clarke and Sons, Law Bcckgellerv, Portugal-street, lAncoln's Inn ; and sold by C. P. Archer, Dante street, Dublin, in royal Otto. price 15s. bsar.l4, THE READING upon the STATUTE of* SEWERS: with several Judgments an I Resolutions of the Judges. By ROBERT CALL IS, Esq. Third Edition, ev, rec-tii and enlarged, with the MS. Notre of the brie Mr. Serjeant H 11, Mr. Justice Buler said (in 2 Term Reports, 305) ow ( - Miles Reading is one of the Feet performances oa s)tat subject, winch has alwa)s been admitted as good atchority. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY. NOTICE is hereby given, That a GENERAL COURT of PROPRIETORS of TEN or more SHARES each, will be held at the Lo NOON TAVERN, Bishopsgate-street, on Friday, the 7th day of Oetober next, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, pursuant to the Deed of Settlement. By Order, Sept. 20, 1814. WM. BEETHAM, Secretary. RANKERS' LICENCES. This day was published, By W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-7nn, In a pocket size, price Is. 6d. THE GAME LAWS; being a comprehensive and fam , liar Treatise upon that subject; comprising all the Stamtes and Resolutions of the Courts relating to Deer, Hares, Rabbit*, Pheasants, Partridges, Grouse, Snipes, Fiah, and other objects of sport ; together with the Qual.fications by Estate and Certificate for killing Game; the Aopoitument and Authority of a Gamekeeper; the mode of recovering Penalties under ti.e Game laws; the Law concerning Trespass its the pursuit of Game; and the General Law relaing to Dogs. New Edition, corrected and enlarged, including the mw Acts. BOOTH ON REAI . AC TIJNS. This day W 24 pie; shed, By W. Clarke and Son, ' Lao! Eanl.-11..r5, Porn:eel street, Lincohes inn ; and sold by C. P. Archer; Paine-street, thiblin, in royal Bvo. price iGs boards, 91 -I ,HE NATURE and PRACTICE of UEAL I. AC rioNs in their Writs and Processes both original aid judicial. By GEORnE BOOTI4, laq. Secot:d Edition, cor. rerted, with Note of the late Mr. Serjel4.it id& " Without Nal* cArr.peterit kittrwies'..;? of the nalare Of rail actions, it i 4 not pteetrate for &arta be wt.!l grounded in the true • reason of tie Cori rsan LAW, so a' be able to give mend advice in all cases that 11141.1uppm. is echtlly telating to ties ul leads and hereditarneats.".—lntrodaction. STAMP-Orrice, LONDON, SEPT. 17, 1814. NOTICE IS HgliEBY GIVEN 6 That by the . STAMP ACT, 48 Geo. lU. a. 149, all Licences granted, to Bankers or others, to issue Promissory Notes, payable to the bearer on demand, and allowed tckbe re-tutted, will expire on the 10th of October next, and that they most bi renewed within tine month from that day, or penalties will be Interred. • 'That a s .parate Licence must be taken out for every lace where the Notes *halite issued. nnleit thetereone to k &owned Issued their Notes at several places befdre the !I'd July, 1808, and originally obtained one Licence for all such places; in which ease cognate/ wit be again included in one Licence. That every Licence must specify the names end places of abode of the persons to be licensed, and the name of the place or places where, and the name of the bank, Inn, or title, under which the Notes are to be issued; and Licsaces to persons in partnership must specify the names, and places of abode, of all the persons concerned in the pawnenntp, wised.= en ittlir mama* appear iq the Notes or net; and in default thereof the Licences will be void. With these particulars, a specimen of the Notes must also be left at this Office, by persons applying for such I.lcences. That a penalty of £lOO for every offence, is imposed' on the Issuing of Promissory Notes, of the description aforesaid, with. l out a Licence, or at any other place, or und.:r any other firm or ' tale, than Is specified in the Licence; and a penalty . of 250 for every offence, is imposed on the issaieklif Prumisscry Notes, of any descriptiuti, or Bills of Ex:hinge, Oat dolysiamp.4, an i on the re-issuing of Promissory Notes, met atfousei to be re-isio,d, as well as on the re looks of Notes, alloWed to !.e reissued, after the imr . .i.,:fix:elfor that purpose, vie. three years from the *date (11., rest. '1 hr C ,mmis.ioners of Stamps having had occasion to prose cute severtl Country Bankers, this Notice is given that all px. maw concerned owy 'n future conform to the law, and avoid.tha pwrahies for i.sh(ch y whit 40 .4-vl-r b? p•Atteau.t.: ; am! that persons aprlynie for Licencvs, may cone on.pareu *wi-h all .he requisite particulars t., ins-rted therein, without which the Licences cannot br fill d up, so as to pro.ect the parties against remade* By wile, of (he Cunanissioners, KAPPI.N, Secretary SA •r; t.ol'Tiiu 'of 6,00 u ALANK3—ALL 1•E DRAWN IN UNk. DAY 15th oe roliEß, 1614. SCHEME. _... ___......... . 1 et I_2o 4,00 . a IV" 0 S ' 1,000 S 503 12 100 $0 ... . 50 ••........ 1,000 100 ....••.... 20 ...... .. '.. Loco . 11,i60 ••••••••0 a 4,000 Prizes. 460,000 Ttcarrs and Serifs are Selling by RICI-IAtiIJiON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Contractor, fur :he I..irtery.at their Offices, the Corner of lank. bunelings, Corollal. and facing the King's Mews, Charing-Crols. Where they sal the following Capital Prizes in the Last Lot tery', %%Lich finished drawing 17th September : No 6,154 . . . BEIO,OOO No. 763 . i• - 5,900 No. 9,169 . dP . 0 1,000 • IN THIRTY-SIX SHARES. riIHE Change of Affdits on the Continent having JL caused a great demand for IRISH LINENS, bas consider ably enhanced their prlces. The Belfast Company inform the Public that they have a large steel en band, which they offer at the (lid Peres, full 90 per Cont. lower than any other esta bliehnieut ; and respectfully invite a candid comparison to prove the truth pf their assertion. A single piece sold at wholesale price, of warranted fabric, for durability, bleached on the grass, without chemical acid. No abatement seeds, aad the Money returned if a fault apprize. Cash for Irish Notes.—Orders per post correctly attended to by their Agents, BROOKS, Buitem; and O'Szar a, SO, Great Rus sell-street, Bloeoubary. BY HIS MAJESTY'S LETTERS PATENT. MILLARD'S IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH. • (Warranted fres from Mixture.) • Slade la the various Widths of 7-8 and 4-4 for fhirting, and 9-8, 6-4, and 6-4, for Sheeting. THIS Article , so desirable for its economy, and its great conduciveness to health, is manufactured on a mathe matical price pie (syant touts rarreable de la talk du lin). It so regulating the perspiration, having no &tx nor any thing of a cold nature %nixed with it, that the ill effects of sudden transitions from beat to cold, after exercise, is totally preverked, and readers it most desirable in every climate and season, and to every Ltd!- aide}]. It is sold, stamped with the Patentee's min% &c. at the LIST INDIA WAREHOUSES, No. 16, CHEAPSIDE,.and at no other House, in Pieces of 26 yards each Lad ppwards, at Vls. ; 2s. 6d.; Si;. Ss. 6d.; and 4s. ad per yeres, and nearly half the price of other Cloth. Each Plea is warran.od. The 5-4 Shutt ing., affording peculiar comfort in Winter, and In Foreign CU mates, are from 9.4 to 52 yards; and the 6-4 from 86 yards up. wards.—Orders (with rentittaThce) vitiation, Malteds se. 16, Cbeapide. Resolved Unanimously—Tbat this Court cloth nevertheless In dulge the reasonable expectation. that. should females of the class alluded to in the Petition of the Inhabitants of this City be com mitted In greater numbers than usual by the Magistrates, the Go vernors of the Royal Hospital of iiiridewell will feel it their falls pensible dury, net merely to receive these women into their charge, but will make such arrangements within their Institu tion as shall second the afforts and design of the Magistracy, that the persons so committed may be employed in useful occupations, preserved from vicious company, and, if possible, be reformed, end made good members of society, so that the number of the persons whose conduct is so justly complained of may be dimi nished, and such characters removed altogether from t►e public Street*. WOOD I'HORPE. CHANCERY PRACTICE. Tles day was published, by lA' Clarke and Sons, Law Booksel lers, Portuga!-street, Lincoln's Inn, and sold by C. P. Archer, Dmase-street, Uedalin, in 2 vols. livo. including the new Feet, price Et. is. in boards, rilHE' PRESENT PRACTICE and COSTS in she HIGH COURT of CHANCERY; with Prac•ical Directions And Remarks for the guidance of the Silietur in the Comltietteg of a Cause, from the Commencement to its Close : and also In Condocilrg Proceedings iu I imacy, and Matters order the Jurisdiction of Ow Coon. or of the Lord Chart.. For, In which the Practir , - of th.s I :•fart, and particularly befora •hr Masco-, Is fully ; con•aining a valii thle Collectt , n of useful.Piecetlehts, wi•i. the Addition of the. Modern Cases, and the bee Orders of Court relative to Fees. Ay S Sdieitor. Fourth Edition. vital•'erahly enlarged and imrrovetl, By R•r*lT ♦citayt.es, E'q. Of whom may be had, An F.p.tome of the Practice of the Coen of Chancery, with the New Fees. Sy S. Turner. Sea ed. ed. boards. --°--- IMPEY'S PLEADER. Thif day was published, in Royal seri pace Xt. in hoards, leered by permission to Lord Ellenborough), TH. MODERN PLEADE It ; trint:tio.ing the Beeeral Fermi 0 Commencing and Concluding D..clara dons in all Point:al and mixed Actf.ms, in superior and interior Courts, and by or against particular Persons, with Neves thereon. Also, a Collection of Choice and Useful Precedents for DLclara. tient, in the Action of Account and common Assumpsit, with those on Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes. To which -are added, the forms of the tndebitstus Counts In Debt, aid Precedents of /Jeclaratien in Debt upon Bills atad Notes.. Money Bonds, Bonds for Performance of Covenants, Bail Bonds, Re ;skein Bonds, and upon Recognizance' of nail, with a variety of useful Notes and Observations *wren ; the several Cases deter. edamd in liege Actions, with the Evidence necessary to support each Declaration. The whale made easy and useful to Students, and to the Prat• risers in Town and Country; funti.hing the latter with the ne. (galaxy Instructions for their Avows By JOHN IMPEIfy Inger Temple. Ssicoad Edition, with great Additions. London 3 Printed for W. Clarks and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portuzal•etreet, Liacoln's Inn. MARRIAGE SETTLEMENTS. This day was published, by W. CLAILILL and SON 8, Law Book sellers, Portugal.street, Lincoln% Inn, In royal ilvo. . . Prim Xi. ea. boards, APRACTICACTREATtSE of the LAW of MARRIAGE and other FAMILY SE rTLEMINTS. fly EDMUND GIBSON A rHERLY, Esq. of Gray's Inn. By whom a Settlement may be made—what things maybe en-, tailed—of Agreements for Masriage Settlements—of carrying Marriage Articles into Isecution.-Pot settletnenta after Marriage —what will support Settlements sites Marriage—of Settlements upon Considerations, and without Considerations—of voluntary Settlements and Rentaindet..—,.and of which contain a Power of Revocation--of Settlements under a Power of Appointment—of Settlements by Persona to Trade, or who afterwards became Bankrupts—of a Settlement by the Husband or his Wife la Tail —of settling Property to a married Woman's separate Use—of settling Estates so as to enable a Fense Cotert to dispose of it—of the Settlement a married Woman is entitled to out of ber equitable Istate—of Settlements the Court of Chancery will compel a Per son to make who privately marries a Ward of Court—of Settle ments made upon the voluntary separation of Husband and Wife --of Sett: menu on a kept Mistress--of Covenants to lay out Money In the purchase and settling of Lands—Barring of Entails —Settlements in Pursuance of Wills—of Purchases in the Name of a Child.--of frigmd Conveyances, and fake Representations made to bring shoot Marriages—of Agreements in Dorogation of marriage Coeuact...et a Jelittafa s ilildvsetuus otbai fdatieras This •vzi published, in Octavo. price 71: 6d. boards, By W. Chrke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal-street, and C. P. Archer, Dame street, Dublin, THE LAW and PRACTICE of DISTRESSES, and REPLEVINS.--By the late Lord Chief Baron GIL BER I.—To which is added, an Appendix of Precedents, third Edition, wish considerable Additiors, and full practical directions from th.t. seizur.: of the digress to t be sale, and suing a replevin. By WM. HUNT, Barree.tr Law,•of Lincoln's inn. Of whom natty he Dad, In Octavo, price 61. A Swanamtl- s recarset PLICA DINO. in Ovo. price ss. I.•'s day was (11biiSheJ e By W. Clarke and !._ i jiaoksellers, Portugal-street, Lin eubs's Tim, and sold by C. P. Archer, Mane-street, Dublin, in two royal svo. vols. price 2. It's. boards, AN Abridgement of the LAW of NISI PRIUS. By WM. SEI.WYN. jm. Esq. Of Lincoln's Inn, 13.arrist,r , at.I.aw. ThTrd Edi don, with coniiderable Additions. The cases which have been tlecid•ed since the publication of. th e Second Edition, are inserted under the proper It-.ads. An Appe•olii, eontaming s ome-practical Forms, which may be use ful at the Sittings ant As.: , .zes, has been suhjohed. BU It it OW'S lI.E t'ol This day were published, in Five Volumes, Royal Octavo, Li. 15a, in boards, EPORTS of CASES argued and adjudged in I% the COURTS of xncrs BENCH, during the Lord MaliNti,l.l presided In that Court', frost M:chaelenas Term, .:111 Gera II 1 i i 6, to Easter Term, 12 Geo. 111. 1773, by Sir JAMES LitTlt/tOW ill!! Filth Edition, with the Adel•flon of Critical NOM% and ObSCrVlions. anal R eference. to other Report. and Authoriics from the MS% auto late Mr. serjeaut H.ll Ts this bdo.oti the indexes are conaolidired. London : Printed fir W. Ctarke and Sans, and J. Butterworth ; matt told by C. P. Archer, Dame-wreet, TI is day wa , published, By W. 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