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THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS -11- SIONERS of his MAJESTY'S N.D'l", do hereby give ' ;',der, That on THURSDAY, the 22d instant, at One o'Clork, -hey will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing io Contract for supplying his Majesty's several Dock-Yards, -cith ASH GOODS, consisting of "Capstan Bars, Handspikes, Helves, Hoops, tee. .Patterns of the Articles, and a Form of the Tender may be . seen at this Office. No Tender will received after One o'Clock on the Day of T rea ty, nor any noticed, unless the Party or an Agent for him attends. E ve ry Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy pthirel, and signed by two responsible Persons,*en- zas ing to become bound With the Person tendering in the sum ' of £5OO, fur the doe performance of the Contract. A- NIA4RIED and BENEFicEDCLEAGYAXA furmerly Tutor to a Nobleman of the highest flank ? and subsequently ieceiving a few PT it ILB tot ibis house; (a sassild . • rate distante from London), has now o V44 1 .41cY-F-Le"l l 4 to be add r e sse d to Illy . A. B. Hr. Hayes% BooksoulTo i t Hso riettMstreatrO London. • • 57i lei TIN e tit tea' lee! _ ' '.• This day was pubßalled, /rice eel :/. ALETTER to the Right Ho nouro bl t the F o rt Ai' CHICHESTER, on the PRACTICARIL/TY et RENDERING tfiose PROPERTIES - a AIR tellels:eolatil to CALORIC applicable to INEW and IMPORTANTIRJR. POSES. Printed fur W. Baynes and Son, e 3, Paternoster.4W/4 Ina few days will he published, AI EMOIRS of WILLIAM lIAYLEY, 111. Friend and Biographer of Cowper. WRITTEN BY lIIV.SELV. . . STATE OF THE MARRI4GE LAWS. -- - ---•— ---••--- - And containing a traria , / of liettits and Anecdotes of. the must ennurot 31ctt of his tinie, Extracts front his Private Cor respondence, ate. etc. * Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit -street; and Simpkin ar.J Jlarshdl, Stationers'-liall-court. (Printed by order of the House of . LOrds.) By the Lords Committees appointed a Select Committee to take into consideration the state of the laws relative to Marriage, end whether Any and what amendment may be ueceseary to be made to the same, arid to report to the lionae; t and to whim were ,telferred saveraf petitions of pertain and betties claiming peculiar jurisdictions; and also of Unitarian ROYAL SEA-I3ATHING INFIRMARY. PATRON, THE XING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. PRESIDENT, Bight Nonourable the Earl of LIVERPOOL, K.G. VICE PRESIDENTS, Wet Noble Marq. of NORTH- Wicu.sat Pinup HoNrwoon, SIC now Esq. M.P. Right Finn. Earl of DARNLEY. JO!lNAsui.tvNirwaar,Esq.llr.r. Bight lior. Lord Baxces. Sir WILLIAM DLIZARD. Right lion. JAORU 31aroa. SAxoEL Tuonwrox, Esq. 80. Mr. Baron GARROw. FRANCIS CORD, Esq. Sir B. KmATCHZPLI., Bt. M.P. JAMES TADDY, Esq. 'fir WILLIAM GRAM', Bart. THOMAS W ; ARR tiCI. Sir ROUST WIGRAII, Bart. 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In Chapter V. of this Work , are given k:xtram if Letters, and Teselotoniah from several most respectable KAMM Chirac tent, is favour of the use of eke Cowuase, and in apprabstiou of the Author's Practice ; among wham are, Dr. giancreft, D. Dc Valangin, Dr. Lettsom, Dr. Sims, Dr. Squire, pr. Thorn. ton Dr. Underwood, Dr. Woodville ' &c. &d. . For the thwacter of this work, sesi Monthly Mlrter, page 41,', Jan. 1003; Eclectic Review, me 540, May, Univertal .Magazine, page 447, May, 1805; Monthly Review, wigirtlib i June, 1805; also Kairoptau iendother lieviewe r ••• The Preparations of Cewbage may be procured at No. 5, Wellingtrni-st.ver, Strand, near OaterloO-Iskitte:-..totmtry ni orders i.nediately exetuted. - ..11,1. - tors ; aliclatoo of Other persons, relative to Me lama marriage. Ordered to report.—That the Committee, since their former Report, have applied themselves to con sider the details of provisions which, in-their opinion, it may be expedient to recommend to the House for the future regulation of marriages. The Committee, sensible of the inconveniences that were experienced, and the dissatisfaction that was generally expressed at the number and novelty of forms and oaths that were introduced into the Act of last year—the . $ Gco. IV. c. 75. for the purpose of protecting the rights of parents in the., disposal of their children (being minors) in marriage, have deemed it expedient to propose to recur to loans of a much simpler nature, in which the Public had been instructed by the practice of 70 years, and to which they were yet further reconciled by their conformity to the still more ancient usages of the country. They there recommend to the House to dismiss all such forms as were introduced in last year's Bill that were complained of, as dilatory, vexatious, and ex pensive; and particularly those that required a va riety of oaths to betaken by a variety of persons, as necessary preliminaries to the solemnization of mar riage; together with the penal sanctions by which they were enforced. The general reset kof their con sideration of this part of the subject has Ven, that in doe opinion of the Committee it would Fseeiriedient tcefacilitate the access to marriage by the adoption of more easy and convenient forms of proceeding. The Committee think it proper further torecom mend an adherence generally to the arrangement of clauses in the Mt of the 26th of Get'. If. c. 33. deem ing it commodio• s in point of order, sufficiently com prehensive in point of matter,' and being that which long usage had rendered familiar in construction to' those whose business it was and would be to apply it. • With respect to bans, they do not consider any ati terations necessary, but have been induced, by theisia creased and increasing number of Churches and Cha pels, to recommend it as a proper provision, to cm: power the Bishops, with consent of the patrons and incumbents of the mother churches, to authorise the publication of bans, and solemnization of marriage; either after bans or by license, in such new Churches or Chapels where it may be deemed convenient, in order to, prevent the necessity which has more than once occurred, of invoking the interfesenee of the Le gislature to legalise marriages which had been erro neously solemnized in sacred edifices not possessing such privilege: and they recommend it as necessa7y to provide proper f e orms for notifying and'recording, in an authentic and public manner, the communica tion of the privilege. With respect to the grant of licenses, which cer tainly in their origin were dispensations fronkbans, and were then intended exclusively for the use of persons, as the canon expresses it, "Clara ac illustris car diiionit (persons of noble and illustrious quality)—the usage of two centuries has extended them to the convenience of other chmes of society. The Committee, there fore, recommend to the House, that they be suffered to remain upon their present footing, with no altera tion, but the omission of the bond required to be taken from the person applying for the license, which adds greatly to the expense, and little or nothing to the se curity, hardly any instance being known in which such bond has been actually put an force. With re spect to both bans and license, the Committee pro poses, that if not acted upon within three months, it should be necessary to renew the bans or licenses, previous to the solemnization of marriage. The Com mittee likewise think it prudent to recommend, that provision be made against the improvident"grant of ' licenses, where caveats shall hare been entered ill' the offices out of which they are to issue. , la the penal clause, respecting ,Clergy men elle. brating matriages in any way violating the forint:l2o 'dispensable required by law (the se-enactment at which the Committee recoMmenit), 'the Committee are of opinion that a provi3ion shearldbe inserted sub jecting to similar penalties persons falsely pretending to be in Holy Orders of the Church of England, and solemnizing marriages in that character, a. practice Which has too frequently occurred, and never with dut producing mucl private uneasiness, as well as public inconveuiente. The Committee are strongly impressed with a sense of theuecessity of maintaining the rights ofra rental confsoul. over. the marriages of minors. It-ap pears to them that to withdraw all the legal sanctions of those-parental iights, would be to withdraw - tht *rots:colon that is indispensably due to the miners gbgeisaglays, as well. as to aim' °gate just anciTecogr.ized principles of the aecient,lales plow ofouQtry, . , IBy the . 1 1 ).ct ahove-ineiltionissi, those rights 4.y1 Cei•ed an additional *entity, l l ' in enactment, rthr I. the- otarfed parental 'eckliiitt, 51tooldlhoptotailli soil and voids • bat it oppeatitir abkconOthittigle, too be;the sesse-elNdi*lnest in Wier discWARISs- 01 4 0: 4 0 41.04- uf. Pitiliase co. 10- . ..• s we- . • 1 "7 1F4.4 7 7 .7 7 . 7 •77 e 5 91 PPV4 . 1 P,444 oP4il ;Perreak led lei Dirt " s. sPiaPaie.l44br P 1414.1 to mai ip it -f anti itliet, • 9ra l'actuoalai'd Plinth oft *Wale fiefftia44 41Wfrisit atill$1144111e• ic4 l tfl 9. 111 ' t 'e PF 4 Vidrli444 l 4PPClia4 whit. WNW lAN** k (004‘Fc..§*9 44 =itr , tot.- ;Wig rights. • At* 0 94 1 -.lriallattl)e.-staoile4l ;Woo allo. it* PIR 'OW ialt!olilectiwi ot.inettr mFoeafo*-W 4 ar t , Pas Ola gar*, Of 13 44440 wawa.) per be. prOticv4inurclet PIP* tho grit c tlqiolls« flac. l alWateolla- RPM., CP.aidelaltlithati P!fins to°Y..wArAst t4F-Pliatisitalf-41 2 9 1 114.--ii•lfttds k u rflf,- *04 2 ccOrrOctiffAcif Oa. VIA a tbair AGM, `“E4-1°Jalll• • •-•ssu d• - • • itUllV l .Vpimuitt f ee do'..oqtairish . :tarsti than heel. ins that Ilse task of ,ctsqeibis; tmiatt i4g,,tpe j l Niglitz of parents with the psopey,.liberty, thiliiratt * (natter which so muc.le.conc.erns thehappiness *I brit, is by much the greatest difficulty which shoy bsee t4os.ziUottn im porta nt ter their s coo t. sideratioo of "he athale ..:4ipon. the foregoing coasidesatioss for %ha eleventh clause Urthe above-mentioned Act, which itnisoNed st !total nullity on all merriAges-contracted without the proper consents; they propose to substitute a void ability ; the suit for avoiding the marriage to be ie stituted •by proper parties within twelve calendar months after the solemnization ; and they suggest that, this provision should be followed by clauses which may appear proper to regulate some of the consequences that may probably take place in me nages contracted under such an enactment. The Committee trust they suggest a substantial additional security against the clandestine marriages of minors, effected for purposes merely mercenary, by proposing that the party guilty of any false oath, or any other fraud, procuring 'the solemnization of marriage, should forfeit all property accruing to him or her from the mar r i age; an d t h at the Court of Chancery should exercise the same equitable juiistlit• tion over it as it is in the habit of doing over the pro perty of its own immediate wards marrying int viola' tion of its. authority.. Th... Committee recommend that the' other elitist" of the 26th Geo. IL with some variations; should lie itte corporated hinny Bill to be introchiceddit tbis itibject: The Committee think it not proper eattfttily to omit; that theiF attention has been called •to many others topics connected with the general subject of niar• rine, and that they have been labOrlotislfernploted in considering them, particularly the eases of Roman Catholic marriages, and those of other Dissenters, especially Unitarians, 'whiehlitter ?rave been broug ht under lireir considerati6n "in 'nu ritlertrod Petitions ref. fetred to therm by the House; but after inquiry and discussion, they have thought it more advisable, upon the whole, not to recommend that specific provision respecting them should be in c l u d e d i n the prop os e ßill ; the eases of the various d enom i n iii ens of Dis censers being extremely diversified :in circum stances, and appeasing to requite; a diiersity of pros visions, much more proper to be stittrtecl by coin. monications tilthelir own The Committee 'hai,rtherefoti,- Upon the trhOls. thought that a more satisfaciotyslistiharge Of theirdoti would be found to consist in suggesting regulatiddi for the domestic marriages Of English subjects,accorcP ing to the rites and ceremonies of the National- Church: _ THE NEW Dit.L. The Bill introduced into dui:Hesse of Lords, by• the Archbishop of CANTERBORN founded on the Re. port of their Lordships' Committee nn the State of the Marriage Laws generally; entitled 4 ! An Act foe amending tholiates suspecting 'the solemnization of Marriages in ttglased." . . The follosi4z are it, Irdingprovinuns : — It . .enacti .the.p4blieatoans of bans , as at . present practised.. Alsc . , _anthinting such, pablication's io (41t. Pe ls t * ., t !f th ibßttle ik:With cites pt of the Pa w trOnana lEcuaaheut..! • _ . $ 9 l l Fe " thf 4ai es , Pa44acer 4gretar_ of parties - a ye goasx.so . Miss/ger oven alaaa,hefoto publication Cr( hasty.., • . . 141inistzti piatu,sheiabifot, merry Mg- mino rs w k out camera Of poreux% ar.c,Ainless they have uoticu of dissent ; if dissent publicly declared, publication of bans void. Re-publication of bane necessary, if suer. riage not solemnized within three mouths. Licenses to be granted to marry in the .church, key of such parish only, wherein .one of Elio part/watt sided fir fifteen days before; and where eaves! en, tered, no issue till matter examined by Judge, and oath to be Liken before the Surrogate, before license is granted. Bond not to be required befell*. ranting license. Consent of parents, aut. if pasties.aidor age.. Persons ••olemnizing marriage .in aelys•othalplesce than a amide or chapel, or without - b,m*.orlicTese, or under pre..er.te of being in holy orders; shall be transported. Piosecution to• be commweal within three years, Nlarri?ge . tObe !cis!". w4 t sp t i e n'ti F il : ftillylnatry in any 'other pi ice tkataeiliptcp a itt l i of without band or s • rih•_',.) t: Voidatirity for iv of . consent o(fetlattrpi AtFret.4 . suit commenced withirt.'iwte ape s. . ff ' husband for the, .oforsaißte i s 'Otente of wife and chilefren. (firing Ae.coaertiers ti ß . contlnueafter die avoidance Apal when.. niarriage ibleninize4 bett!Ega Ra4its. AVAder age, contrarytp,this ACt...by false.qattrerkealtd, she 'guiltt . palty to fbrfeit 41. prcips-tyleetatingth ae marts e - l • frAitiSA , s ir: . le . o‘t • Irtbet of the alpat residence .ot. tae,ll4lrtleitAat ' WIWI to the va 46' of a illArfkaafr r alleAhar •aftesr - - _ . he bans•Or py iicense. . - ;. t t) fie.f..k r 6s . •NO 'slut 4g w Ail s o io ptv , ‘4 c ippit d. ta l i , f•i' . * * i s A sinimr , , 44 . 5. ; !r44•lbiii..itorli4pitrogimelerno .rte Viteret* . '.:;,., . , . - . 12 '.' • ," or i I r ' e kt tgo fe lea ....„.. qsons SPIT . 1411 .111 . • rik .-).• nt, lig ! j E. i leY, _'sgf . Alpqa i cy:A9ww . fikslivit; ru) or 0 4 dOWFQP•! I g s ing,IFFA w,RNMelip:'.,,i ter r..4, 6 ,0•0 . e-lien 149.;;rj • . ui - y: Ti li a Pt a rpgs 1° / 0 9 6 uPnAR°0 1 Rfff-, , : .7.-. , !im ...i . ~ t ,-1 _. i °' )":"• •'-ghls day were pnblislied, fti S liti OO: TOs.• • ' . 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