Star. — London, England, 1831-03-28 00:00:00

" Royal Family, Nobility, Ladies, and Gentlemen, .L are respectfully informed, that PRINCE', celebrated RUSSIA WI, is proved the only article that will prevent the HAIR falling tf cr turning grey, and if begun to change, by using it often, will, in a short time, restore it to its natural colour, and Is the best article for !Tessin, preserving, promoting, curling, and making the Hair look 'wan tiful, at ss. per Bottle, or aßottle containing five small, 20s. CAUTION.—There arc several Hair-dressers who sell counterfeit Russia Oil, which is trash, and to deceive have the vlllany to put the Proprietor's name, Prince, on the cover and bottle ; therefore the Proprietor begs L a dies an d ' Gentlemen to be particular, when pur :Srsing the Russia Oil themselves, or sending their servant for it, to 'lave it of the Proprietor, Mr. Prince, 9, Poland -street, Oxford -street, n , of the principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders. Merchants and Captains, who have orders for Russia Oil, will be ?articular and guard against impostors who go about with base coun :erfeits and say it is the Genuine. Several Merchants and Captains. who have been deceived, and have sent it to the East and West In dies, have been blamed for sending Counterfeit, and have had it re turned, as abroad they are very particular to have a Genuine article. The Public in general ought to be acquainted that there is a man of :he name of Asher, who was a servant some time ago to Mr. Prince, who employed him to do the labouring part (as the principal ingredi ,:nt is kept a secret by the Proprietor, who always mixed it himself.) This same man has the audacity to make a trash which he calls Russia Oil, and the insolence to copy the bill and wrapper, and to put his former master's name on the cover and seal. The Proprietor is sorry to say, there are several Hair-dressers and others, although knowing :t is not the genuine, have the meanness to buy this trash, as they get it for a mere trifle, and impose on the Public by telling them it is the Genuine. This same fellow, some time ago, travelled, and tried to .mpose his Counterfeits on Coeniry Hair-dressers and Shopkeepers ; 1 hut in Brighton, if they bad caught him, he would have bad a good lucking, as he took in several who thought it was the Genuine, as the wr.pper was made exactly like Mr. Prince's. He bad even the vil tatty ta call on Mr. John Good, Hair-dresser, Brighten, and said he was a traveller from Mr. Prince, and was now returning to London, with ',cane Russia Oil on hand ; instead of which, if Mr. Good pur :hi,-1 it, he would allow him los. per cent. extra discount, on which Good bought it. Some of his cutomers having bought some rt brought it back, and said they did not think it Ge 7t:ine, on which Mr. Good, suspecting something wrong, wrote tt , Mr. Prince. the proprietor, London ; on the receipt of which, Mr. Prince went immediately to Brighton; and Mr. Good and others, who had been deceived in a similar manner, went to John Bates, Esq. the magistrate of Ihighton, and asked his advice. When the magistrate heard the case. he said he could have three months in the tread-mill, —as it was a fraud—for taking money under fate pretences, and g , sn ted a warrant for Ws apprehension; but the rogue tretting scent of it, ran away trom Brighton to London ; and the magistrate signing the war. rant recommended it to J. E. Conant, Esq. the magistrate of lllarlbo r^ogh-titreet, London, who sent officers to apprehend him, yet the rogue managed to keep himself from being taken ; but as the warrant is st;11 open against him, if he does not leave of his roguery he can still ate eunished. To convince Hair-dressers and others it is a fact, the warrant may be seen at Mr. Prince's. Also Hair-dressers, or any one else selling counterfeit Russia oil, under any pretence whatever, with the name Prince on the seal and wrapper, are liable to be punished, a ill a dance on the treadmill for the fraud. The proprietor also ac iluaints gentlemen who are in the habit of going to the hotels in Covent tiarden, and its vicinity, that there is a hair-dresser under t he piazza who selis counterfeit, and has taken in several purchasers, by telling them it is Genuine. Several gentlemen who have bought this trashilinve come to the propretor to know if it was the Genuine, as they found it dal not answer the purpose, anti learning it was counterfeit they said they would never again employ him, and would acqu tint the proprie.or of Cie hotel of his roguery. No doubt there are some Hair-dressers who think Mr. Prince, tire Proprietor, is too severe with them ; but if they conscientiously con sider the thousands Mr. Prince has spent in advertising it, they must actually consider it next to robbery to endeavour to dtprive Mr. Prince ol the sale of it by selling Counterfeit; and besides, Mr. P. al lows a very liberal discount for selling again. To satisfy the Public in general that Mr. Prince's Russia Oil is the original and only Genuine, the fol'owing Gentlemen, who are the litrit Perfumers and Medicine Venders in the Kingdoni, sold it above twenty years :—Smyth and Nephew, 117, New Bond street; Hendrie and Son, Titchborne street; Bayley and Blew, Cock spur-street ; Sanger, 150, Oxford -street; Newbury and Son, St Paul's; Dicey and Sutton. Bow Church-yard; Barclay and Son. Farringdon. street ; Butler and Son. Cheapside ; Shaw and Edwards, St. Nur, ; Prout, ZIG, Strand ; Rigge and Son, 65, Cheapside; Johnston, 61, Cornhill ; Bolton and i.utt, Royal change; and of all other prin cipal Perfumers and Medicine Venders in the Kingdom. 1 A CARD. STRICTURES CURED BY AN INTERNAL MEDICINE. ENOU'S URETIIRIC POWDERS are an effectual al.lt Remedy for Stricture and all Diseases connected with the Urinary Qti Ins, Liver Complaints, and general Debility of System. Prepared enly at 15, Wakefield -street ; L'huswicl-squa►e. Sold in Packets B. 23. each, or Five Packets in one for M. and may be had of Messrs. Barclay, Farringdon-street, and Mr. Dicker, 235, Strand. Ste " Practical Observations on Stricture and other Diseases of the Urethra," describing an effectual mode of cure by an Internal 51edi. zinc. and proving the application of Instruments unnecessary and ge. octal's , productive of Injury ; also, on the Origin, Symptoms, and Treatment of Stricture in the Rectum, by WILLIAM RENOLT,M.R.C. Surgeons, London, published by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row, Price 3s. Gd. THE BILIOUS PILLS, prepared by F. NEWBERY and SONS, are the discovery of a Physician of the first eminence 7.t the present time. In an extensive practice for some years be has (ntrloyed them in the most obstinate Bilious Cases with unvarying access. They operate principally as a deobstruent and purgative; thc) promote a proper action of the liver fa the secretion of bile, or T crrect it when in a vitiated state. Obstructions of the stomach and h:w , 1.1 are gradually removed; and by giving tone to the biliary daft. ars! strength to the system, they afford relief to those who suffer from tvtiti, attacks, sick bead-ache, giddiness, indigestion, and gouty The Bilious Pills have the name " F. Newbery" engraved in the Government Stamp on each Box, and are sold at No. 45, St. Paul's Church Yard; and by J. Sanger, 150, Oxford -street, London; W. l'qg, Dame-street, Dublin ; and all Venders in the Country, •!ce APPROVED MEDICINES, SOLD DT Messrs. BU'I'LER, Chemists, It their respective Establishments—CHEAPSlDE, Corner of St. Paul's, London ; Sackville-street, Dublin ; and Princes-stteet, Edinburgh ; and may be had of the most respectable Dealers in I ,tent Aletlicines in the Kingdom. 11! TU . :RI', VEGETABLE TOOTH POWDER.— ..4/ This Dentifrice (composed of Vegetables, without the admix. it.r e t.f iny Mineral, or pernicious ingredient whatever) has so long been Zt:neral use, and an appencdtge to the fashionable toilet, that is unniicessary to offer any further recommendation in favour of it. in boxes, at Cs. 9d. DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PlLLS—are an excellent Al. nutter in Chit:ink i'larases of the Stomach and Bowels, and are applicable to Bilious and Dispeptic Affections, Gout, &e. They are mild I, their operation, and require no restraint or confinement tit: ing the use of them. In Boxes, at 4s. 6d. and 245. HICK MAN'S PILLS FOR GRAVEL, STONE, &c.—)his MAitine has been long approved for the relief of affections of the liArtys end Bladdet, which are attended with the formation of led, Calculus, and those pains of the Back and Loins which sc. -nr.,1 1 these affection; and are found to succeed when most re. caplet-- of the kind have altogether faded. In boxes, at ss. 9d. and 11s. BUTLER'S CAJEPUT OPODELDOC2Used with much s..tceet , in cases of Rheumatism, Sprains, Bruises, &e. Also an ex- Ilt et application for Chilblains, by allaying the irritation. In Bot. at is. II& and 2s. 9d. T )11'1. RS' STOMACHIC ESSENCE.—Probably the safest and t riot Saduti re and Axiispasmodic ever presented to Public notice, moat t ffeetual in Net voos Palpitations, DiflieulLy of Breathing, and Hysteric Affections. In Bottles at 2s. 9d. 4s. 6d. and I is. BUTLER'S COMPOUND ESSENCE OF CUBEBS.--This Preparatiun is recommended for :hose affections arising from diseases id the Kidneys, Bladder, &e. and that class of diseases generally hi xhich the use of the Cubebs has been found so serviceable. In Bot tles, at 4s. 6d. Bs. 6d. and 205. FOT II Eli G I IL'S TONIC PlLLS—Applicable to the Female t't.rsiltution, and recommended as a safe and effectual remedy fir •rc , chening the system; also for producing regularity of action In ti-,e functions which are impaired by Debility, &c. In Boxes, at I id. and 2s. 9d. SUTLER'S PECTORAL ELlXlR—strongly recommended in Colds, Habitual Coughs, Asthmatic Affections, &c. In Bottles, at ts. ltd. oral 23. 9d. TOWER TONIC PlLLS—These Stomachic Aperient Pills, have for many years received the most decisive marks of public sp. ' previa. They are expressly designed to restore the tone and energy of the Digestive Organs ' and to remov e a n d correct I n di gest i on , a b a d tr.d defective Appetite, Depression of Spirits, Drowsiness, &e. In Boxes, 2s. 9d. 4s. 6d. and Ds. 1 MARSHALL'S UNIVERSAL CERATE, an excellent remedy tut broken Chilblains, Scalds, Burns, Wounds, and Ulcers of every denomination, especially sore and ulcerated Legs. In Boxes, Is. lid. :cad 2s. 9,i, N.B. The above Preparations, when genuine,will have the Name and Address of Me . Busti' attached to them. Particular attention is this caution is requested. IVbt N°. 13,743. _ .., dro MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 28, 1831. and appoint under his or their hand or hands (subject to die appro bation of the Lord High Chancellor of Ireland) any number of bar risters, not exceeding Eight, of a standing at the bar not less than years, to revise the lists first made, under this act. and decide, in manner hereinafter provided, upon all objections made thereto. And be it enacted, that each barrister an appointed shall act in and for such county city or borough, or counties cities and boroughs, as shall in his appointment he specified, and shall give notice in some newspaper or newspapers published or circulated within his district, of his intention to make a ci rcuit of such district for the purpose of de ; Oiling upon the lists first made under this act, relating to places within I the same respectively, and of the several times and places at which lie will hold sittings for that purpose ; and each barrister shall accordingly hold such sittings at such times and places. And be it enacted, that such bertha.= shall hear and inquire into and decide upon all objections, whether of omission or insertion, made to the lists of voters hereby directed to be made next after the passing of this act, and shall expunge (met each such list purporting to ba a list of persons by this act qualified, the name of every *son Om shall not have owned or held, in the case of a county, for Thirty days, and in the case of a city or borough, for Sir calendar months, at the least before the first day of the sitting at which such list shall be considered, lands or tenement, or a dwelling. house suilident under this act to qualify him to vote, or who shall be in anywise incapacitated from voting at the election of members to serve in Parliament, and shall insert therein the name of every person who shall prove that he has owned or held any house, houses, 1. oils and tenements of the value and for the length of time necessary under this act to entitle him to vote at any such election, and who shall not be by law disqualified from so voting ; and such barrister shall in like man ner expunge from each list purporting to be a list of persons now quali. tied to vote, and whose right in that respect is hereby saved, the name of every person appearing not to be so qualified or entitled, or to be le gally disqualified, and insert therein the name of every person omitted therefrom who shall appear to be so entitled, and not to be disqualified by any law from voting at elections. And be it enacted, that no person's name shall be so expunged, unless notice of the objection intended to be made against such person shall have been given to such person, or left at his residence within such County City or borough, One clear week before the first day appointed for the sitting of the said barrister ; nor shall any person's name be so inserted without week's clear notice before such day, to be given to the person or persons by whom the list shall have been originally framed, and also to be affixed upon the doors of the principal churches, chapels, and other places of divine worship, within the county city or borough to which the lists shall relate. And be it enacted, that the barrister appointed under this act to re. vise such lists, shall have power to administer to any person professing the Roman Catholic religion the oath now required to be taken by such persons in order to entitle them to vote at elections ; and It shall not be lawful for such barrister to insert or retain in any such list the name of any person profesAng the Roman Catholic religion, unless such person shall have taken such oath before him. And be it enacted that each such banister shall, at his sitting under this act, have power to administer an oath to, and examine any person, touching any objection made to any list by him to be decided upon ; and that any person wilfully swearing falsely on any such examination, shall be deemed to be guilty of wilful and corrupt perjury. And be It enacted, that such sittings shall not be attended by any counsel, solicitor or attorney, on behalf of any party ; and that the banister shall at such sitting tinnily determine upon all claims, questions or objections relating to such lists respectively, and shall in open court write the initial letters of his name opposite each name by him inserted or expunged, and also sign his name to each cor rected list. And be it enacted, that such lists, when so corrected and signed, shall be tacked together, so as that those belonging to each county, city and borough may form one list for such county, city, or borough respectively; and such entire list, so signed by such barrister, shall, in case of a county, be transmitted by him to the Clerk of the Peace for the proper county, and in case of a city or borough, to the proper re turning officer, who shall keep the same during his office, and shall, upon the expiration thereof, hand the same to his successor; and each clerk of the peace and returning officer shall cause copies of such re. spective lists to be printed at the expense of such county, city, or bo. rough, and a copy of such printed lists shall be delivered to any person applying for the same, on payment of the sum of Sixpence. And be it enacted, that the lists so transmitted to and lodged with the clerk of the peace and returning officer respectively, shall be the lists of electors to vote at elections of knights, citizens and burgesses for the respective counties,' cities and boroughs for which the same shall have been made at any election to be held within Twelve months next after the First Day of December in each year; that the persons whose names shall be therein contained, and no others, shall be deemed to be duly registered within this Act; and that no person shall be allowed to vote at any such election whose name shall not appear in such lists. And be it enacted, that no inquiry whatever shall be permitted to be made at any election, as to the right of voting of any person thereat, save only whether his qualification for voting has expired, and whether the person claiming to vote be the same person whose nameappears in the list deposited with the clerk of the peace or returning officer, and whether such claimant has previously voted at the same election, all which in. quirks the returning officer, sheriff, or his deputy, shall (if required on behalf of any candidate) make from each voter at the time of tendering his vote, and not a ft er, upon the affidavit or a ffi rmation of such voter, to be sn ide in the form in the schedule to this act annexed; and that any person wilfully swearing or affirming falsely in such affidavit or affirmation shall be deemed to be guilty of wilful and corrupt perjury r provided always, that the oath against bribery, which may now by law be administered to any person tendering his vote at any election, may be administered to such person at the desire of any candidate, in like manner as the same might lawfully be administered before the pas sing of this act. And be it enacted, that upon petition to the House of Commons, complaining of an undue election of any knight, citizen, or burgess, any petitioner shall be at liberty to question the correctness of the lists settled by such barrister, and to prove that any nun or names was or were improperly retained, inserted, expunged, or omitted therein or therefrom, at the reFistration next preceding the return complained of; and the committee to whom the merits of such petition may be referred may inquire into the objection so made to much list, and alter the poll taken at such election according to the truth of the case, and direct the return to be amended accordingly. And be it enacted, that no barrister nominated or appointed under this act shall be eligible for twelve months next after the time of his appointment to serve in Parliament for any county, city, town or bo , rough within the district in which he shall have acted ; and each such barrister shall be paid a sum not exceeding each day of his sitting. And be it enacted, with respect to any list made under this act for any year after the present, that the assistant barrister at his civil bill court in each county, and in each city town or borough locally situate within or adjoining to such county, and in the county of Dublin, the chairman of quarter sessions„.ehall have and exercise all rights, duties, powers and authorities for the revision of such lists, and shall be subject to such and the like liabilities, dine , dons, rules and regulations with respect thereto u are herein before provided with respect to banisters nominated and appointed by the lord lieutenant or other chief governor or governors of Ireland. And be it enacted, that in case of a county election, the clerk of the peace, or in case of any other election the pper returning officer, shall three days at the least before the day fi xed - for such election, cause to be made for the use of each booth employed at such de ction, a true copy of the list of voters deposited with him, and shall under his hand certify every such copy to be true and correct; and in case any clerk of the peace or re•urni: g officer shall neglect to provide or certify any %itch copy, or knowingly certify as true and correct any untrue or incurrtct eqpy or document pqrporting to be a copy of any such list, the person so offending shall for such offence forfeit the sum of to be recovered by an information in any of his Majesty' , superior tours of record, in the name of his Majesty's Attorney-00).rd. and to be ',rid to the use of his Majesty. And be enacted, that at all centesied elections for a member or members to serve in parliament for any city or borough, the poll shall commence on the day of nomination or on the day next ' following (not being Sunday;) and that the number of hours during which the poll shall continue open, shall on the first day be seven and on the second day eight, and, that the poll shall on no account be kept open later titan of the clock in the afternoon of the second day. And be it further eitacted, that the final stater of the poll at such election shall be declared net later than two of the clock in the after. noon of the third day, not including Sunday, after the opening of the poll ; and the returning officer shall return the members to serve in Parliament by virtue of such election immediately after the final state of the pull shall be declared. A BILL TO AMEND THE REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE IN IRELAND. Note.—The worth printed in /folios are proposed to be inserted in the Whereas it is expedient to diminish the expenses of elections in Ire land, and to extend the elective franchise to many of his Majesty's sub jects therein, who have not heretofore enjoyed the same, and to increase the number of representatives for certain cities and boroughs in that part of the united kingdom ; be it therefore enacted, by the King's moat excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parlia ment assembled, and by the authority of the same, that in addition to the freeholders now by law entitled to vote at elections of knights of the shire, eve', male person of full age, and not subject to any legal inca pacity, holding any lands or tenements within any county in Ireland by lease for any term of years not less titan heady-one years from the com mencement thereof , whereon a rent of not less than My pounds ma n ual I y shall have been bona fide reserved, shall, after due registration under this act, have a right to vote at the election of knights of *he shire to serve for such county in any future parliament. And be It further enacted, that nothing in this act contained shall take away or in any manner affect the right of voting for knights of the shire at present enjoyed by, or which may hereafter accrue to any per son by virtue of any law now in force, except so far as berth pro. sided. _ _ And be it enacted, that after the end of this present Parliament, every person owning or holding lands or tenements situate within any city town or borough in Ireland, returning a Member or Members to serve in Parliament, and which lands or tenements, if situated in a county at large would under any law now In force or under this act entitle the owner or holder thereof to vote at an election for such county, or who is now in any other right not affected by this act, en titled to vote at an election for such city town or borough, shall, upon being duly registered under this act, be entitled, under the restrictions hereinafter contained, to vote at any election for a Member or Members to serve in Parliament for such city town or borough respectively Provided always, That no person shall be allowed to vote at any elec tion for a Member or Members to serve in any future Parliament for any city town or borough, for or in respect of any freehold estate in lands or tenements other than is now by law necessary to entitle any person to vote at a County election, save u hereinafter provided. And be it enacted, That no person shall vote at any election for any Member to serve in any future Parliament for any County, by virtue of any right hereby conferred in respect of the ownership or possession of any lands or tenements, unless he shall have been seised or possessed thereof for the space of Thirty days at the least before the Registration in pursuance of this act made last before the election at which he shall claim to vote. And be it enacted, that a Committee of his Majesty's most honour able Privy Council, to be named by the Lord Lieutenant or other chief Governor or Governors of Ireland, under his or their hand or hands, shall have power to inquire into and determine the limits and bounda ries of every city, tow,), and borough in Ireland, having the right of sending a Member or Members to Parliament, and to annex to or In. corporate with any such city, town, or borough, not containing more than two hundred houses of the value required by this act to qualify the owners or occupiers thereof to vote at the election of any Member or Members for such city, town, or borough, any parish, barony, or half barony, locally situate within the limits so determined, andahall within three months next after the passing of this act lay before the Lord Lieu tenant or other Chief Governor or Governors of Ireland in Council a report of such determination ; and it shall thereupon be lawful for suck Lord Lieutenant or other Chief Governor or Governors to issue a pro clamation making known Rush determination and report, from the date of which proclamation each such city and borough respectively shall, for the purposes of elections only, be and remain bounded and limited and annexed and incorporated respectively according to such determina tion ; and such report shall be forthwith laid before both Houses of Parliament. And he it enacted, that at all elettiogs of a Blemlber or Members to terve In any future Parliament for any city, town, or borough in Ireland, every male person of full age, duly registered under this act, and not auiject to any legal incapacity, shall be entitled to vote, who shall have held and occupied for rte calendar months nest preceding the representation hereinafter directed, any dwelling-house within such city, town, or borough, bona fide subject to the yearly rent of ten pounds, or which, if bona tide let to a solvent tenant, would produce the yearly rent of ten pounds, or who shall have held for such period as aforesaid any lands or tenements within such city, town, or borough, by lease for any term not less than :teen/go-one years from the commencement thereof, whereon a yearly rent of more than fifty pounds shall have been bona fide reserved. And be it enacted, that every person now entitled to vote at the elec tion of a member or members to serve in parliament for any city, town, or borough in Ireland shall, after such registration as is by this set di rected, and so long only as he shall continue to reside within such city, town, or borough, have and enjoy such right of voting as fully and In like manner as if this act had not passed. And be it enacted, that the city of Limerick, the city of Waterford, the borough of &Mist, the county of the town of Galway, and the uni versity of Dublin, shall each respectively return one member to serve in each future parliament, in addition to the member which each of the said places is now by law entitled to return. And be it enacted, that the churchwardens of each parish wholly or partly situate within, or by virtue of this act to be wholly or in put annexed to, any city town or borough returning a member or members to serve in Parliament, shall on or before the _ . next, and on or before the in each subsequent year, make out an alphabetical list of every male per son who shall for sLe calendar months previous thereto have resided within such city town or borough, or any district thereunto annexed under this act, and held and occupied a dwelling-house therein, bona fide subject to the yearly rent of ten pounds, or which if bona fide let to a solvent tenant 'mold produce the yearly rent of ten pounds, and in respect of which house all rents rates and taxes shall have been paid up to the time of making such list; as also of every male person of full age, and not legally incapacitated to vote, and holding any lands or tenements within such city town or borough, or such annexed district, for a term and at a rent sufficient under the provisions of this act to qualify leaseholders for terms of years , o vote at county clectims ; and also another list of every male person having or claiming a right to vote at elections for a member or members to serve in Parliament for such city or borough by virtue of any right existing in such person at the passing of this act, and hereby saved ; and shall cause both such lists to be affixed to the doors of the principal churches, chapels, and other places of divine worship within such city or borough, and the annexed district, if any, on the three successive Sundays next after the making of such lists ; and such lists, 1 1 when completed, shall be transmitted by the several persons making the same to the returning officer of the city or borough, who shall therefrom make out one complete alphabetical list, to be by him kept until the arrival of the barrister appointed as hereinafter mentioned to revise the same, and to be then given by him to such banister. And be it enacted, that the churchwardens of each parish wholly or partly situate in any county, or such other two persons as shall be for that purpose named by the lord lieutenant, or other chief governor or governors of Ireland, shall, on or before the next after the passing of this Act, and also on or before the in every succeeding year, make out an alphabetical list of every person entitle to vote at elections of knights of the shire for such county, by reason of any lands or tenements Situate within such parish, and held by such person for a term of years, and at a yearly tent sufficient under this act to qualify leaseholders to vote at county elections; and also another alphabetical list, of every clergyman entitled so to vote as such, and of every person now by law qualified to vote thereat, and whose right in that respect is not hereby affected; and shall on or before the in each year cause such lists to be affixed to the doors of the principal churches, chapels and other pia. n of divine worship within such parish, or in same other conspicuous places therein, on the th-ce first Sundays in the month of September in each year, and shall on or before the twenty-fifth day of September in each year send such lists to the clerk of the peace of the county, to be by him retained until the arrival of the barrister appointed to revise such lists as hereinafter provided, and to be then handed by him to such banister ; and such barrister shall within one week after the same shall have been corrected and signed by him as Latin provided, re. deliver such lists to the clerk of the peace, to remain with hint until the same shall be required at an election. Provided always, and be it enacted, That every person now entitled, or hereafter establishing under the laws now In form a right, to vote at any county election, and who shall have du!y obtained a certi ficate of registry for that purpose, shall be entitled ' upon the produc tion of such certificate to the chutchwardens or other persons hereby authorised either in the first instance to make or afterwards to alter or correct any list of voters for sush county, to have hi, name inserted 111 such list. And be h enactA, that it r.ball be lawful for the Lord Lieute bant or other chief governor or governors. of Ireland to nominate PRICE 71). / / 41P o tymn.Azo7,o, 1788• And be it enacted, that if on the d.ty of election for any ccunty, nitre candidates shall be proposed than the number of vacancies to be filled up, and a poll shall be demanded, the polling shall at the hour of nine in the forenoon of the day (not being Sunday) next but one after Qt, day of nomination, commence in the several pl aces to b e appointed by the justices for takingi polls as hereinafter provided ; aid the county court shall meet again at noon of the sixth day (not including Sunday) after the day of election. And be it enacted, that the justices of the peace for e..ch coot tt shall at a special sessions to be by them appointed at the rnetai or quarter sessions of the peace to . be holden next after the passiN. of Air act, and of whiciyen days ',minds wok" at the !cam to. s l; I given, consider of the expediency of appointing, and shall liae • power to appoint conveliient places, not exceeding fifteen in , for taking the poll at elections of members to serve in parliament Ito such county, which places shall be so fixed as that no person shall 1., obliged, for the purpose of voting, to travel more than fifteen mil,b fit isi the property in respect of which he shall claim to vote. Ard be it enacted, that the Justices of each county shall have a... thority, et the expiration of every two years from the first apponitii.. !; of such places for polling, to fix, if they shall so deem it expedieni, new or different places for such polling, not exceeding in number fifteen ; such mu appointments to be made at any session to be for that purpose appointed and notified in the manner herein provided shit respect to such fist appointment , sad a list or such polling places Atilt be lodged with the Clerk of the Peace; and the polling at each county election rewatctively shall take place according to the lists last so lodged. And be it enacted, that at every election of members to serve in par liament for any city, town, or borough, the returning officer shall pre• side at and superintend such election :t some cne place within such city town or borough ; and shall provide tor taking tile poll at such electio9 different booths for different parishes, districts. or divisions, in such number and at such plac es as to such fficer shall seem most conv e nient, of which number and places the most public notice shall be given, 5,5 that to greater number than Six hundred shall be allowed to pull at any one booth. And be it enacted, That after the present Parliament, all tombs for taking polls shall be provided by co.:tract with the candidates, or, if they cannot agree, such booths shall be prnsided by the Sheriffs or other Returning Officer, at the joint and equal expense of the several candidates; and the dais employed in taking the poll shall be paid one guinea by the day by each of the candidates. A:id be it enacted, Teat it' any person shall be proposed as a candi• date at any election without his consent, the person so proposing hut. shall he liable to defray his share of all such expenses, and all other expenses attending such election, in like manner as if he had been him ct f a candidate, and shall, with two sufficient sureties, give security by rcc.•goirance to his Majesty, to be taken before the Sheriff or whet fteiurnie n .• Meer, in such sum, not exceeding one hundred pound, as to such Sheriff or Returning Officer shall seem proper, conditioned for the payment of all such expenses. And be it enacted, that At each county election the numb,* hours during which the poll shall be kept open shall on the first tidy be Seven hours, and on the second day Eight hours ; and that no poll shall be kept open longer than F our o f the clock in the afternoon of Ow second day. And be it enacted, that each county election shall be holden st such of the places appointed by the justices under this act for [akin,; polls, as to the sheriffs shall seem fit, and shall be under the sit perintendence of such sheriff; and such sheriff shall cause booths to 1w erected or provided at the said several places of polling, in like manner as is hereinbefore directed with respect to each election for any city, tor. is or borough. And be it enacted, that at each county election the poll clerks shall at the close of each day's poll enclose and seal their several books, slid shall in open court deliver them to the shtriff or his deputy presidieg at such poll, who shall give a rzccipt for the seine ' • and the sheriff or his deputy shall on th e commencement of the poll on the second day deliver then: back, so enclosed and ecaled, to the person from whom he shall have received them ; and on the final close of the poll in each booth the sheriff or his deputy shall keep such poll books so enclosed and seared, and shall on the re-assembling of the County Court on the Sixth day, openly examine and cast up the numbet at votes as appearing in such books, and openly declare the state et the poll or polls, and make proclamation of the member or inenibers chosen. And be it enacted, 1 hat all laws, statutes, and wages, now in foie, respecting elections of Members to serve in Parliament for any county. city, town or borough in Ireland, shall, save so far as they are revp,e- Lively repealed or altered by this act, remain, and they are bcrei,y tic clared to be in full force. And be it enacted, That if any Sheriff, Returning Officer, Barrister, OT other person shall wilfully contravene or disobey any provisions of this act, he shall for each such oftence be liable to he sued for the sub' of onshutrised pounds, to be recovered by an action of debt or Ili formation in the name of his Majesty's Attorney General, or any oi person, in any of his Majesty's superior courts of record at Dubin, ; and the Jury may in any such action find a vittlict for such full of one.hundred pounds, or for any sum not less unto nen pound... they shall think just; and the defendant sgainst wh nu Stlell %et ,lic I shall be found, shall pay the amount .hereof, wit:t furl c.J.sis of suit. .0 the use of his Majes r, or of the person suing. And be it enacted, That nothing herein contained shall in ail wise prejudice or affect the right of any party grieved by any such misconduct of any sheriff; returning officer, barri,ter, or other persrrn, to recover in an action on the case for a false return, or such other ac- tion as such person may by law be then entitled to maintain. And be it enacted, that if any person included in any list rrqurrtit to be made under this Act, but who at th e time of any election str o ll Je in the enjoyment of a ny ce disqualifying him from voting th.retet, shall presume so to vote, whether includ:d in such list or not, Mi, it person shall he liable to all penalties, fortiiieres and provisions to which he would have been subject for such offence by any law in force at the time of committing the same ; and in ca.e of a petition to the House of Commons fur altering the return, or setting aside the electiiiii at which such person shall have voted. his vote shall be struck off by the committee, with such coats as to them shall stem meet to be paid by him to the petitioner. And he it enacted, that in addition to those persons now qualified and cnzltled to vote at the election of a member to serve in Puha. ment tor the University of Dublin, every person of full age, and not otherwise by law disqualified, who shall have obtained a scholar-hip in the said University, shall be entitled to vote at the electiim of a member or members to serve for the said University in any fintire Parliament • provided such n shall have contin ue d hi s n one upon the b o oks of the said Un i versity up to the time of such elec. don, or shall, in ease he sh a ll h ave rem ove d hi s name t h ere f rom. To - plate the same thereon within sir calendar months after the of this der. And be it enacted, that the words "city or borough," used in 1..:. act, shall be construed to include all places, whether corporute or otherwise,entitled to send a member or members to serve in parliament ; and that the words " returning officer" used in this act, shall he Cll4. strued to include every person by his office entitled to preside at dn. election of a member or members to serve in parliament, and to include several persons so entitled. And be it enacted, that no clergyman shall be p' rinitted to vote as such at any election for a member or members to serve in any future parliament, unless his name shall have been duly registered pursuant to the provisions of this Act. And be it declared and enacted, that every person entitled to Aro or more freehold estates or interests in any county in Ireland, the annual value whereof shall in the aggregate amount to ten pounds. according to the mode of valuing freeholds now by law prescribed for the qualification of elector', and who shall be in all other retreetr duly qualified, shall be entitled to vote at any election for members to sent. in any future parliament for such county, although no one of such freehold estates may be of such annual value of ten pounds, ac cording to such mode of valuation. SCHEDULE. Oath to be taken by voters, st polling, before returning officer, sheriff or his deputy, if required on behalf of any candidate. I, A, B. do swear [or, being a Quaker, do affirm] that I am the same [A. B.] whose name appears registered in the election list of thiN county for the year and that my qualification as such registered voter still continues, and that I have not before voted at this election. In the great struggle for Reform, the merit of the PRO VINCIAL PRESS has been great and exemplary. It has vied with that of the Metropolis, not only in sound principles, but in energy of composition and argument. Of 250 Provincial Papers, at least 230 have advocated the measure, and of the remaining 20, half have been neutral, while not more than 10 have been agents of some grovelling local interest. It affords us the highest gratification to hear of the pro gress and success of that desirable triumph of Mechanks-. STEAM CARRIA(.ES for ordinary roads. One is running several times a day between Cheltenham and Gloucester, with expedition, certainty, and economy Another is running from Whitechapel to Stratford. And a third is announced between Glasgow and Edinburgh. We may within the summer expect to travel by them on all the roads out of London. The Stage Masters, attached to their routine practice, will scoff at them, till other cepitals are directed to this new invention, and then, as in all such cases, they will complain of interference and injury. But as soon a,. the public can obtain these cheaper conveyances, and tra. I ten or twelve miles an hour, without having their fee:i..gti lacerated by the whip, the Coachmaaters may depend on it that their conveyances will be deserted.