The National Register. — London, England, 1816-07-22 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS IN THE COI7NTHY. Aug. to, W. Mo re, of Little Stn eaton,irt4,antl E. Moore, of Ripon, York, flax-dressers, at North Alkrton. Aug. Iti, J. Beswick. of Leeenshulnie, Lancaster, altitster. at Marche. Aug. 15, It. Whittington, of Neath, Glamorgan, liquor-seller, at Ilrist. Aug. 12, J. Foster, of New Talton, York, innkeeper, at New Mahon . Aug. 14, C.. 1. Elkins and Co. of Liverpool, hat-manufic. at Liverpool CERTIFICATES, Aug. 10.—T. Young, of Seymour-place. cow keeper—T. Morley. of ilittoxrer. Sta l rd. joiner —W. Jackson, o' Clement's-lane, and of Grange Walk, Bermondsey, merchant-1F of Deal and Itainsgate, linen-draper—.l. Masterman, of I-Lubin-garden, music-seller—J. Adams. Tooley-street, ship-broker —T. Stunt, of Sheerness, baker—J. Elliot. of Hayes, Middlesex, mai:stet—J. Taylor, sen. of Old-street. paste-boar! inanuf4ettirer—R. I)owr.s, of Mansfield, Nottingbum. innkeeper—W. Nelmes, of Croft, 'Hereford, farmer—J. llattbury, ui Shorediwh, distiller—R. Cook and li. Sutton, of Barton-upon-11 umber, Lincoln, corn-factors. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Booth and S. Walker, of \lam•hester, grocers. R. Ansdell and Co. of Anderton, lie.ter, white-salt m T. Plant and Co. of East ReU'ord, Now, cotton-spinners. J. Cole and Co. of Nottingham and Kettering, Northampton, worsted spinners. J. %i Nair, jun. and R. Gray, of Glasgow. W. Whitehead and Co. of Khaw-liol, York, and Manchester, wool- pen-manufacturers. 3. Skinner and S. Spurr, of Crediton, Devon, maltsters. J. Garden and W. Stratton. of Piccadilly, army accoutrement-makers. ID. Ireland and J. Edgar, of Newcastle-upon-Tync, painters. M. Hawes and D. Ilidalesdale, of Newport-market, butchers. H. Iltunniond and Co. of Iligh-I folhorn, glass.morchants. M. Goodall and It. Allniond. of Abingdon, Herks, grocers. W. Dail and Co. of Kingston-upon-1101, merchants. H. Philpots, juu. and J. l'idduck, jun. of Stourport, Worcester, wool len-drapers. J. Hill and N. Edwards, of Leopard's -court, Baldwin 's-gardens, mat tras-makers. AV. Itobinson and W. Perkin, jun. of Pttoacter, Stafford, timber-mer. W. Garrett and C. D. Nichols, of Langley-street, Long-acre. L. A. Ilutrell and W. Ileiland, of Jeffreys-square, St. Mary-Axe, merchants. S. and R. Boardman. of 1 iverpool, merchants. A. White and It. Gibson, in the Uhl City Chambers, Bishopsgate- street, inbunince.hrokers. P. t'arbutt, sen. and Co. of Manchester, calieo.printers. B. IVhitrow and Co. of Jewry-strevt, stationers. J. Worhall, t4en. and Co. of Ceorge.court, and 31arehtnont-atrect, Brunswick-square, potatoe-dealers. IS. Itichanhant and I'. 11:0-sn. of Grafton-street, Soho, clwesemongers. S Slocock and IV. Ratter, of Newbury, Berke:. barg.:-Inxt , ters. W. Baker and W. Citarlwood. of 11u3ingliall4treet, factor& Front the LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, July 16 Iritrhatl, JON 16, 1616. The Prince Regent has been plettat'd to recommend to the Dean. kr. of Lundatr to elect the Rev. Herbert Marsh, DM. and l.ady ret's Prof. of Divinity st Cambridge, Bishop of the said See.] Crown. Oilier, Jody Ili, 11416. New Mr stitua to /I2rve in I'ARLIAAti:NT. County of Nottinghant—Lord W. 11. Cavendish Bcntinck, in the toms of Lord Vis. Newark(now Earl 31anvers.) BANKtir rrs. S. WALK r.ll, late of \ afk:lane, July 20. 27. Aug. 47. at Gnildhxll. Att. Gaines. Carol ine.o -yet. Bedford-ay re. J. Jou aAo N , of W hit d..5,.y. iyikesiiire. tanner. Aug. 7. 8, 27, at Wlattle.ey. Atts. tiantlyA and Co. Crane-mart, Fleet-street. J. and J. AMPINALL, of Liverp,kil. I..iiikers, Aug. 7. 8. n, at Liver pool. Atts. Avison and Co. Liverpool. J. count:. of Leicester. hosier. 27, Aug. 2 7, at Leicester. Atts. Leigh and Co. New Bridge-street. .11_71,Y 27. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. D. BAGLEY, 0(8,414, StaTurashire. imn-Enabutr. BANKIW PTS. it is awe ti Plti rtly (Rif 14S, tete JIJ• the rir rts- ea- At ,er, up- het )nr the re te tiog 4.11 ‘l.) LIId unt Ind up. a lic lay !IC. Frwn SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE, AIN 20. _ . (This Ge.zette contains orders ter a Court Mourning for the late taileeTi u:'Portugi,d, to cow o.ence on Thursday tke •.titii inst. to change on the I , t of August. and to end on the 4th.—The Prince Regent's IA 'mission for the btd (or Prince of IVales's Volunteers) to add to heir colours and appointments tLe word " Niagara."--I. W. Murray, Esq. has been appointed a Judge in the Court of Sessioo in &viand, in roam of Lord Meadowhank; D. Douglas, Esq. one of the Lords of Cie J Court; J. Connell, Esq. Judge Admiral ; J. C. Dunlop, Esq. Sheriff Depute of Renfrew:Olin: ; A. Ma:amochic, Esq. Advocate for Scotland; J. Wedderburn, Esq. Solicitor-General fur Scotland; and A. Cl..phane, Esq. Sheri.l'Depute of Pechlmliire.i J. THOstsos, late of Braid-street-buildings, merchant, July 23, Aug. 5, 51. at GitiblhaP. Atta. Nov and Co. Mincing-lane. G. Tx YLOlllalld G.J.S stAN,Of Pencil itreli.,!rcet. sail-cloth merchants, July 50, Aug. 6, 31, at Guildhall. Arts. Swain and Co. Old Jewry. J. SHUTT, of Paternoster-row, tea•dealer. .Ittly 23. 30, Aug. 31, at Guildhall Atm. Pownall and Co. Cupthall-court, Timigmorton-st. J. WILSON, of Manchester, warehouseman, Aug. 5,6, 31, at Man chester. Aug. Willis and Co. Warnfonl-court J. I..awsct, of S:ittlield, nwreer. July 2t, 27, Aug. 31, at Sheffield. Att. Mr. Taylor, John.strect, Bedford-row. L. TERAY, of Ilastings, inn:monger, July 50, Aug. IL 31. at Guild hall. Mt. Mr. Wil-on, 11 , :vonshire-street, Ilishopsgue-street. G. DAwsisr. of Red Cross-square, Crippkgutc, merchant, July 23, Aug. 3, 51. at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Allingliam. St. John's-square. J. ARmst NG. Of lb i le-street, Aldemianhitry, dealer, July 23, Aug. 3, 31, at Att-. Chapman and Ca. I .ittle St. Thos. Apostk. W. Tort:tt, of Crediton. Devon. saddler, July 30. Aug. I, 31, at Ex eter. Ans. Andros and Co. I% * arnforti-court. T. Moss, law of Illagultbrd-street, Manchester.srpiare, linen-draper, July 23. Aug. 3, 31, at Guildhall. Arts. Weloter and Cu. Queen. street, Cheapside. E. MEEsOst, late of Alglermanbury, July 27. 30, Aug. 51, at Guild hall. Att. Slade and Co. Gray's-inn.tattiare. T. NORTH, of S'ieflield. merchant, July 26, 17, Aug. 31, at Sheffield. Mt. Mr. Wilson, Grey:lb.-street, Ilattomgarden. J. CRADOCK E, of Downiag-street, picture-dealer, July 50, Aug. 6, 31, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Rigby, Golden-square. J. ESCEDI ER, of Mee:stilly, wine-merchant, July '23, Aug. 3. 51, at Atm Dawson and ('a. Saville-place, New Burlington at. J. Wn.ts , late of Keynaliam, Somerset, victualler, Aug. I, 5. 31, at Bath. Att. M r. Young, Charlotte-row, Mansion-house. 1. STOTT, of Salford, I.aneasliire. butcher, Aug. 2,3, 31, at Man( !tes ter. Atts. Clarke and Co. Chancery-Lulu. J. Datayst rid:, of Liverpool, awn-merchant, Aug. 2,5, 51, at Li verpool Atta. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane. R. Iloours. of Stratford-upon-Avon, money-serivener, July 51, Aug. 1, 31, at Stratforti-upon-A von. A to. Adlington & Co. Beltbrd-row. IV. KAY, of Ilarnard-CaAle, Barham, woollen-draper, July 2;, Aug. 10. 3l,at 11 udderstield. Att. r. Battye, Chancery-lane. W. DAez ES. of Argool, Monmouthshire. dealer, July 29, 30, Aug. 31, at Bristol. Att. Mr. King, Serjeants-inn. DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL. - - Nov. It, P. Ridsclale, of Leeds, and W. Hamilton, of Finsbury-place, Finsbury-square, merchants. Aug. VS, R. Oswin, of Upper Norton -street, Fitzroy-square, insurance broker. July 50, W. Reeve, of Clapham. Surrey, coach-master. Aug. 6, T. Ling ford, of Cranbotim-street. Leicester-square, mercer. Aug. 10, H. Christian and Co. of Colbge-hill. merchants. Aug. 10, A. M. Sandeman, of l.othhury, Seotch-factor. July '7, J. Ellis, of Swinton-street, Gray's-inn-lanc, scavenger. Aug. 10, J. W. 11. Payne, of Warwick-square, printer. THI NATIONAL RLGISTER W. FLETCHER, of Goat-mills, Cumberland, flat-dresser, July 30, 31, Aug. 27. at Co:lormoutli. Au. Mr. Clennell, Staple-ina. J. ANT flax, or Southampton, butcher, Aug. M. 9, 27, at Southamp ton. AM. Willis and Co. Warnford.court, Throgmorton-strect. J. CooicE, of Couture, Durham, banker, July 25, Aug. 6, 27, at Sun derland. Att.. Swain and Co. Fredcriek's-place, Old Jewry. T. K. YATEs, P. Ktr.eucB. and J. Yam , . of Manchester, calico printers, July 4), Aug. 3, 27, at Manchester. Att. Mr. Ellis, Chan cery -lane. B. Curt:, of Liverpool, joiner, Aug. 2,3, 27, at Liverpool. Atts. Illackstock and Co. Temple. W. FfeatrcE. of Newtown, Montgomeryshire, lincn-draper, July 29, 30, 27, at Shresvtibury. Atts. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane. J. Jac :etas and J. HAIM sap, of Woo Ibritl e, in,rchants, July 29, 30, Aug. ./7, at Woodbridge. A tt . 31i. Nelson. Barnard';-inn. D. Waite) and S. tistmt. o: Liverpool. atirtlitmware-dealer;, Aug. 5, 6. 27, at Liverpool. Au.. Griffith and Co. Liverpool. L. Ilamst:sr, of Liverpool, broker, Aug. 7,8, 27, at Liverpool. Att. Mr. Blakelock, Serjeant's-inn. P. tend W. Pi nueott, late of the Stock Etcchangr CofTee-house, tavern- L'epers, July 20, r, Aug. 27, at Guildhall. Acts. Allison and Co. revenian's.court. S. Ca r r:: r.. of Daventry. Northampton, carpenter, July 20, 27, Aug. 21. at GaildilalL Att. Mr. Langloh, Gray's-inn-s S. ltOot s;aot4, Srulcoate, , . Yorkshire, sliip- chan ter, July 20, 23, Aug. 27, at Kingston-upon-Hull. Att. Mr. Ellis. Chancery-lane. BUAUMoNT, late of Cmwle, Lincolnshire, woollen-draper, Aug. 18, 15,17, at Thorne, Yorkshire. Atts. Exley and Co. Furnival's-inn. T. B. JOIISISON, of Livereool, printer, Aug. 5,6, 27, at Liverpool. Atts. Lowem anti Co. Temple. J. CART It, of West Pennant, Somerset, jobber, July 29, 30, Aug. at Shepton Mallet. Atts. Bleaselale and Co. New-inn. K. Ti nate kr. of Woodfonlonills. Northampton, paper-manufactuvr. July 19, 20, Aug. /7, at Kettering. Att. Mr. Besant, Furniral's-inu. DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL. Aug. 13, P. Forbes, of Greenwich. druggist. Aug. 13, T. Collins, of Wisn..y, blanketunamtfactur.v. Aug- 6„1. Ansley, of Star-court. Bread-sueet. merchant Aug. 6, J. Ward. jun. of Bermndsey. flour-factor. Aug. 6, A. 11:sehamp., of Illa'aed's- lace. Clerken well, engine -turner. July 27..1. Ilialop and J. Sadler, of Bow-lane,warehousemen. Aug. 6. R. POUS, late otToleman-street. meres:mt. Aug. 6, .1. and T. Kesteven, of York-st. Covent-garden, men's-mercers. Aug 6, IL %%Fitts. of Chat's:on-place. merchant. Aug. 6, E. and H. Hodson, at . Cross-gran, Hatton-garden, printers Aug. 6, J. Corby, of amigo). Hertfordshire, carpenter. Aug. 10. J. Taylor, of Worship -street, card-maker. Aug. 13, T. T. de Roche, J. Perrin, and 11. L. J. S. R. Rocas, of Lima. atroet, merchants. DIVIDE.NDS IN THE COUNTRY. Aug. 12, W. F. Seou, L. Sieladion, anal G. Smith, of Leeds, ban•.ceq, ut I.ords. Aug. 9, J. Saint, paste of Lymington. iron-founder, at Lyntington. Aug. 6, It. Fox, of Coningby, Lincolnshire, draper, at Roston. Aug. 9, A. Illingworth, of Stockport, cotton-ntan. at Ilcaton-Norris. CI RT I F I C.ITES, A uo. 6.-1. P. Butler, of Bilston, Staffordshire, grocer—lt. German, of Plymouth-dock, mercer—ll. 'l'ermor, of East Woodhay, Southampton, ftnner—G. Barnard, of Wantage, Berks, brewer—J. Cooper, late of Attleburgh, Norfolk, miller—J. Walker, late of Alfrick, Worctsters:iire, timber-merchant—E. W. Gray, of _ _ Alton, Southampton, banker—a. Mandan, of Bedford-street, Covens gazden, silk-mereer—T. Cooke, late of Bury St. Edmund's, IlISSO1.VE1). 11. J. and A. Northeote, of Lime-street, insurance-brokers. It. 1.. Dudley and Co. of %Vhitegate. Cheshire. salt-manufacturers A. Smith anti M. Itacster, of Castle -court, Dirchin-lane. brukeni. 11. If edley and W. MIISCI. of tilitltlergate, Yorkshire, merchants. W. LArkins and W. J. 1C Lae, at' Cliswoll-street, ironiuongers. OLD BAILEY. On Monday, .I'. Rnberts was arraigned tisr snalieioncle stab. bing the servant of Lord Hirers, as lie s as lea% ing Hsdc Palk a few weeks since: the particulars of the affair we gave at the tissue. 'the prisoner, when put to the bar, behaved in so in coherent a manner, that a Jury Nas to try if he was in his sound mind. After examining a number of wit nesses, they returned a verdict to the effect that he v.as ise,ane, and he was in consequence ordered to be detained Wednesday,James Ilay,a butcher's watchman with a wooden leg, was indicted capitally fur committioz a rape on Elizabeth Pike, a child under ten years of age, on the 4th ulJanuary last. Mr. Alley stated the case, and said, that the prosecutors were the officers of St. Bride's parish. The child and her father her mother being dead) lodged in the prisoner's house, in Black Horse-al:ey, Fleet street ; and the father was a labourer, who goes mit to work in the morning at six o'clock, and Gene• rally returns late at night. On the lilt of January the prisoner desired her to go down to the cellar to feed the dogs--he fol lowed her, and there accomplished his purpose. It !night be necessary to mention to the Jur•, that the prisoner had been examined at Guildhall Police Office ; and that the Magistrate who presided admitted him to go at large on giving bail as a misdemeanor (conceiving it to be only an assault with an at tempt to commit a rape), and he had surrendered hiutselfthis morning to take his trial fur that offenee; lint the parish, after investigating the business, had indicted him capitally. The unfortunate child, in consequence of his crime, was at that mo ment one of the most miserable inhabitants of Bartholomew's Hospital. It was not necessary for him to say nue word more; except that it would be admitted, this child had been allowed to go of errands for a woman who kept a brothel in the same court; and that she did not communicate what had occurred, until she was net able to walk from di'ease. The child was examined, and confirmed Mr. Alley's state ment. John Pike, the father, proved that the child was not ten years of age till the 2-Jel of,litimary last. Mr. Justice Park strongly reprobated the conduct of the father in allowing his child to have any communication a ith a bnithel. Several witnesses belonging to the faculty were called ; but it was inertly us to their prufessiosial judgment It 4 qlrgTolls. Abraham t:ressw•eiy the street•keeper of S:. Bride's, deposed, that lie took the prisoner into custody on the Pith of done; he hail been in search of him fur some time, had been at his house at almost all hours of the day, and late at night; at last found him watching some butchers' stalls. The prisoner, in his defence, asserted his innocence. Mr. Arabi'', Counsel for the prisoner, called Mr. Paine, Cicnk to Guildhall Police o...tgee, to prove that there was a con iv:idle:ion in the child's es idence, between what she had de pieed this day and when at the Other ; but it appeared they. corresponded. Ile accounted why the Leartuil Judge had not the dopositime4 taken at the Office, Lel. we him ; as they never were in the habit of doing so, when a prisoner was coin milted for a miArmeauor ; hut the custom should lie altered, if his Lordship thought it would he proper. Mr. Justice Park nh•ei veil, it a ss Hot for hint to give direc tions"; but it would he most desirable that it should be done. Ilannah Nicholl., an unfortunate eyprian, was called to prove Cost the °Gime n.ls committed by another per,on instead of the plrisoner. Wm. 'fhamas Heston. a compositor, deposed, that he heard the lad witness say, she would, cleat tie prisoner, ‘slictbel she 1•;: swore false or not ; that she did not care about taking a false oath, as it would not he the first, second, or third time she had taken a false oath. Ile told her the consequence of taking a false oath if she WM fmind out. She answered, she was d if she cared, to; ►he was determined to clear the prisoner at all events. Mr. Justice Park summed up the evidence with his usual perwicuity. The Jun• then retired for half an hour, and brought in a ver dict uf Guilty—Death. The prkouer is 33 years of age, and has a wife and three children. JUIIU4 Wellden wail indicted for marrying Jane Hemming ; his former wife, Ether, being alive at the time. J. Barlow, Deputy Clerk of St. 01le4, Cripplegate, produced a regliter of a marriage in 1793, between J. WeWen and Eqlier May. J. May, the prisonce.4 father-in-law, proved that he was pre sent when his daughter vias married to the prisoner: she is sti!l lisinz. Cross•es:unincd.—They had been separated 20 or 21 years; and witness had had no correspondence with her these 13 year, E. Price, Clerk of St. Dunstan's, Stepney, produced de marriage reaistrr between J. WelWen and Jaue ilelliiilillg o on the 27th of October, 1811. J. Wcllden was present when his brother, the prisoner, was married to both the women.—Guilty. 'l. Glover was indicted for stealing five knives and a silver spoon, the property of W.Ttiorit and J. J. Cuff. The prosecutors are proprietors of the Freemasons' Tavern, and the prisoner was employed there as an occasional waiter. On the .!tith of June they missed a silver spoon; the prisoner ts as suspected, and the nest day he was apprehended. Salmon, the officer,searclied the prisoner's lodgings, and found the arti cles named in the indictment.—Guilty. Thursday, John Fisher %%.1, found g - I.;ity of bigamy; and the case being a flagrant one, hr Will be sentenced to seven years transportation. In the emirse of the trial, one of the Jury asked, whether it were not liCeC , A3ry to prove the consumma tion of the marriage ?—'l he Common Serjeaut said, that the law did nut require it; the ceremony of marriage at the altar implied the consummation, and that had been held fur the last century to he sufficient. The Recorder that night passed sen tence of death on the following capital convicts; viz.— Abraham Mendoza, James Magrah, Thomas and John Clay land, alias Clayton, Richard Mintsey, James Hickey, Morice Ealey, John Copses . , and W. Lewis, for highway robberies ; Dennis Iteordaui. Junes Quin, 'Thom-is Gunnell, J. aid, mtfi Elizabeth Maltutfy, Mary Mitchell, Mary M'Manns, and Ca therine M‘Manns, alias Mulvy, for high treason (coining); John Hardy, Solomon llowermln, and John Harrison, fir horse sunning; James Huy, fur a rape upou au infant under ten years of age ; Edward Curling (a boy ), fur stealing to the anioialt of 105. in a dwelling-house; Margaret Welch, for privately steal ing in a shop ; John Atwood Eglertunn, fora detestable offend• ; Benjamin Blauden, for stealing roods, value 40i. and upward•, in a dwelling-house; and Thomas Gulliver, fir house-breaking in the day time. Those for high tecason were ordered to be drawn to the place of execution upon a hurdle. Friday, James !meand aas found guilty of stealing from the person of James Butler, 601. iu notes, acd other proeurty. Tristram, atm! of 14 years of aLte, was indicted fitr having, on the 2 ttli of June, stolen from the person of Charies Hiltless, an infant, the property of Hugh Bathos, certain wear ing apparel. It appeared upon the evidence of the prosecutor, and Wm. She vil, a tang lad, companion and accomplice of the prisoner, that on the day mentioned in the indictment, in St. John's row, the prisonci saw Charles Ilutlass. lie decoyed the child down into a cellar, and told it to take off its clothes; but, neon the infant saying that it MUNI not, the prisoner answered, that he only wanted to look at them, and would return them ulterwat ds. Upon this the child was stripped, and it began to cry. The prisoner told r e fhevil to run away with the clothes, and he would follow. Shevil did as he was told ; but upon the child coming out of the cellar naked, some boys rau after hint, and be dropped the clothes. The prisoner was taken in Gulden-lane, and at the time confessed the crime, cried, and said he was sorry fur it.—Guilty. SATUILDAY. Thomas Davis and were indicted for stealing on the 2dofJune a quantity of linen, wearing apparel, and other aicales, tae proptity of John Disinan. The prosecutor, it appears, was a seafaring man, and the two pr:- goners were his shipmates. On the day stated in the indictment they were all travelling from lever to Canterbury, when the prosecutor was taken ill, and Davis tati:red to take charge of his property. The pro. seeutor consented and gave him five shillings for his trouble. The party went afterwards into a public-house in Canterbury, but the pro secutor rclused to drink; and, upon leaving the pious. , the prisoners outwalked him, and he lost sight of them. About eight days after his arrival in town, however, he met the prisoners in Spitaltields ; and, having inquired :Or his propoty, they replica!, that they lost it Ilion the road atter parting limn him. This story however was not believed, and they were given in charge; when, upon searching them, sEn:. O shirts belonging to the prosecutor, together with the haversack contained his property, were found in their posscirsion.—The prisoners were both found J. Phipps ana William Sherwood. two men ti colour, were con victed of stealing a gold watch. a silver watch, and a (iwintitv of wea7- ing apparel. the property of %% illiam South, mate of *West Indianuoi. on board of which Sherwood serval as u sailor. John !leery was convicted of stcaliUg a quantity of nimble boas the property of the lion. Mr. Noel, hunt house of Mr. liv:;3 y Phillip , . the auctioneer. After hearing a fees• other coxes, but no: of an interststing nature, By an Act of Parliammt passed at the close of the Session, the Receiver-General is authorised to receive the half-year's Property-tax now due, by two instalments, ex tending the last payment to the sth of January, 1817, provided the first moiety Le now pia. fly a similar Act the followig reduced rates of duty have been granted for two years on husbandry horses, in lieu of the present as sessment of 17s. 6d. each horse A iamb under £7O per 4110. Sc. each horse. Do. £7O and under £l9O 1)o. J. 109 and under A. 13a 7s. 6d. Do. kl mum' under 10.. Anti the ahoy.; persons arc allowed mcasionally to rile a husbandry horse without paying the riving-hone duty. A tenant quitting his Etna, a. or after Nlitiqutuncr, on appeal, be relieved front one moiety of the anuaal sessment.