The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-08 00:00:00

Ilt-E ST AITSMAN . _ ........-. . .. . Warehouse.keeper 14; the itamp' Office. " . Cortstable 'tit the Castle of Limerick. ' • iriScotNail the Ace of l a ord.Justice General, oppfkira t. 111,1 , 1; ilef Ville a perfect sinecure. The dity of thie . OfEeee was to .presidein the Court-of Justiciery. File a long 4sutiod• thin high office has been' hestoweil on iii , rstittli• whir have not been brought up to the profession of she Nis s an( the 'lluti'es• of . ie have in consequence been suspended. . Your. Cutnusittee think it necessary, on this sub feet, to call the attention -of 'the. House to an Arti. Ole of the I.J.nitet, . w'herein it is. nacted, , • ..., "rnat the Court of .Justiriory do akin, after the Milan, and ' n o a itlotanding thrreof, remain in rill time mining wiiiiia 5r4111.414:1 as it i s lion• coo‘tituted, stibjevt, ueverthe• lesi, to so d a re g ulation, for the better uttunolstratio.r of jus tire ;101401 be mad . . tor toe Portia:am-of Great Britain, and a iihian preitit:tee•of other ri g lit, of josticiar)." ~ • Your C.onolif tee have next proceeded to 'consi der tnnae Offices, white have revenue extremely disproportionate to employment ; or the duties of which are principally perfornseA by Deputy ; two classes, which are 444.1 intimately blended together, that your Committee have judged it useless, if not inytracticable,au keep theta perfectly distinct. Upon this subject, they think it necessary first to advert to those Offices, the duties of which are important, though requiring little personal at. tendaece; but which, from their nature or respon. sibility, can only be discharged 1,1 persons of high official sit tiatiott. With respect to these of f ices, pier Committee sewn the expediency of annexing them to other offices of high rank and responsibility, by which means a sating of their whole emoluments may be derived to the public. • Amon,; the most•important of f ices of this des. cription are those of the Auditor of the Exchequer, and Clerk of the Pelts. It is staled to be male tial that th e se offices should be preserved as essen. tial cheeks olt the ispoe of public money ; but it appears to your Committee that such Offices might with groat plow - 41y be annexed to those of Pre. sident of the Council and Privy Seal for the time being, or to any other offict. of high responsibility which is nut connected sitli the Treasury or Ex chewier. The office of Master of the Mint it found in the list in the Supplementary Rewire, which_ your Committee have adopted as the poised of their Re port. But your Committee conceive that neither this office, nor that of one of the jeint Paymasters, which is also incinded in the same list, comes un.; der that description of " tincture .effices," or offices executed by deputy, which, is intended to be referred to their c o nsideration. 'They, are not offices held,.eiiher ,by patent or custom, for life . ; nor giset v the re!sarif of public service. The question of their. exiskettee in th'eir P.resent, or in any other slate, as well asAat s .ot the. amount Of their emolument,..w odd theitife're he: to be deCided on other : , grounds . Miii. principles., then these upon . which your Committee have .thought thquatelvis Callea upon toOffcr any recommeteletiOn:,. Itanay,.however; he ript to. observe, thet the division of the office of Paymaster of the 'Forces does not appear to grew Out of any thing in the Constitution of that office; and that, in point of , fact, the whole duty of. that office, now *utile 1111 very considerable,. may be said to be peifornied Molusively 4 One of the joint Paymasters. . The office of Maati:e of the Miut is *undoubtedly 1 in office requiring little or . no attendance, .tlitiugh pee of ocroional resp,:msibility ;-,-. but the present Natiter i ef the :Riot discharges the duties of Piesi dent of the Board of Trade, a situation td or) WOO. o, 'win and requiring constant ittendaticiaind ap plication. . , The duties iif the Office . of Vice.Presidittit of the same Board are in like manner discharged by the Treasurer of the Navy ; and, generally, the e lective situations at this Board, and °Altera of a ei.. Miler description, to which no salary or emoln.. ment is attached, have been filled by persons bold. iug other high official situations, puck as those. above mentioned ; the emolutuents of iihieh would . otherwise appear disproportionate to their actual. employment. This observation applies equally to. the whole, business of the Privy Council, which is transeeted• by Members, who, with the single exception of the Lord President himself, arc not entitled to' any salary or emoloment fur their attendance .at• that Board. For the duties still performed by the chief J us. iiCe in Eyre, South of Trent, your Committee re. fir to the evidence of Mr. Hanson, now,, sand for . a long time past, Secretary to that Chief Justice. The duties appear to your Committee to be of a merely formal -nature, which, so far as. the eonti nued performance of them is (*cilia' to the pre. aervatou of any Of the rights olthe Crown, might, in the inioo of :, our Committee, without incun. wen* , be transferred to some other e ffi cient of. `face, )ch as that of Surveyor of the Woods and. Forests. . . The Government of the Isle of WiAt . appears. not to be of a military nature. 4. part qt the functions of the Governor, are tiMiler to those or ;the 'Lords' Lieutenant, of LlOtinties, tutti like them might be discharged without eatelweent; the other functions appear to be performed hr deputy ; but with respect to .this O ffi ce, pier ConueittershaVe` not yet been able to obtain stiffiCientlidetaad ie.: formation. . .. Your Committee have. next proceeded to - eta. IlliliO s so far . as their times and Means .4f, itifornia . . am would permit, the more quinerous saint or, 01*re, which, being perforttie,d f Mir* or pyl9-. . . cipally by deputy, appear to literp tu. come more immediately within the purVieW .uf the third !'els!.t ' 'lotion. .. . .. - .. Of this descriptinit yeitr•C4lniniltsl,llinrato no . • -• Ake the following offices ; In the Court of Exchequer--..Clad[ of tbu Ripe, - Comptroller of the Pipe, (Aerie ~.cif .-FetchtlfillPr Miss Clerk of Foreign Estruatsi Giimptfolier..a.. Fir., Fruits, the. Chirograpliers„ForoignAfWe seer, Kin g' s Remembrance', together with wl#ichi Ii ' , • h . il tha.olEzu of Register of Deals In Middle, • Mix, Marshal of the g4Chicuei, 'Survejoi pf • I OreenW at. . • . • ' ' 1 4.114 Si tjho HkioCPu.rt f. o 4dasitalti ot • Re' , • ~ fur , t . s r4 j zftite . l!tgli'etiurt of II ppe its . lOUS{ fai HO (lan of Delegales. t—Throe Comotioslos. -LI ~ . ers, Receiver General, Matter in Chancey, Two tClerke. • The duties of 'the four Tellers of the niche-, iquer ire performed Slt-igether by their deputies land as to their responsibility for the custody of public money, your Committee observe, th.it the same amount of security. which is required from the Tellers is usually given to thuin by their depii. ties ; from which your Committee are led to infer, that,, both with' respect to their duties, and to„ . 1 their respOusibility, these offices might be. safely reduced to the present emoluments of the deputies. Theoffice t,f-Cierk. of the Parliaments is per •formed almost wholly by deputy and is one of those which would come within the purview of the Third Resolution. On-thee subject of this office, however, .your• Committee think it necessary espc. cially to represent, that the Clerk of Parliament, though tippoititeJ by the .Crown, is a servant of theilouse of Lords. • • In the Milo, your Cninmittee have to notice the folk% big offices :—Warden, Comptroller, Sur. veyor of lleitings; and Clerk of the Irons. In the Privy-Seal Othco :—Tlie four principal Clerks. Foley Clerka in the Sigoef.Office. . In the Excise —The C oin Orel ler- Gen eral of Accounts, Inspector-Getteral of Inland Duties, Register to the Commissiouers of Excise. Your Committee having adverted, to ,the offices perfumed by deputy in the Colonies, think it ne. cest.ary to, observe, that •theie.emoluetents Arise from fees end . salai lee pail within the Colonies. Your Committee have further to observe, thai ea. withstanding an Aet.passed in the i s it . rl year of his present Majesty's reign, c. 75, the object of which was to -eta trce residence in the principals, many of these offices. 'continue to be executed wholly by deputy. That Act., contains a clause empowering the Governor* of Colonies. to *give such leave of 'abs;aoce as they shall tiee occasi.en to give.' But that power appears to have been exer cised to so great an extent, as to ffustrate what must, no doubt, have been the true intention of the Legislature. . • Your Committee have meitabled the following to. be of that :---Secretary and Clerk of ,Ittrolinetits in the Islam! of . .Jit Moira, Aegister of. Chancery in ditto, Receiver-General in ditto, Clerk of the . CrOwn'Courts in ditin, Naval Olker in einto, Secretary xed Clerk Of . the Courts in BarbadaiCs; Prothonotary of the Conrt - of Com. Mon Pleas in ditto,' PrOviisf Marshal in ditto t Na. Tar Officer of: Curilerra,! Secretary • of: Tobago, Naval Officer of •Detnerara. . . - • appearx tO.your ; Committee- that the:following - officee coine•Within the , purvinVit of the Thkrd %poi Oti oti, " as: being - whotly,'eriptinei pally:.diseliarged by deploy.- •l'hiti existence .of anrof itiele•anelerit . 'efficeS' appears to' be tutu ri 4 ll to . Scottand by, the Act of. Viii O n .; bet it l is.•also provittett in that Act, 'that they .`shall subject to suck legelitioni es . ttieT#ll,antent Of 'Great Britain ehall:iteitieftertiaititi—TheK.eeper Of libi Great Seal, the • Keeper of -the Priey- Seal, , the KeePer of the Signet, 'Lord 'Register, Director of the (;hurt of Chancery, Clark .W ditto, Reviver of Bishops' ROMs; Rentembrancer iu the -Court of "-Exelteltiei . . - • . . witeland, the followingefficati appear to your Comthittee ,to come within . the , purview of: the same .B.tiolution Rentembrancer of :Abe 'tug'.a Wench, Clerk of the Pipe, Clerk of Com. men. filets Office; 'Court of Exchequer, reptile. notary of Common Incas, Prothonotary of Befirb, Crown (Ace, King's' Bench, Tifezeces Office, and ,Keener ni:Declarntinsis, :i King's Bench, Teller of the Exchequer, Keeper of Privy Seal, Keeper of Itecords, Two Soint Muster Mashers General. Your Committee have opt . been able to extend _Oar inquiry to many other offices in the {Jailed' Kingdom, and the Colonies, -eneeterated in the Su eplement.to . the Third Re t port. ' With respect, however, to eome which ara turluded iu (hit Re. port, .and which have not been already adverted to, they think it necessary to submit thelollow.l ing observations. - 1 • The inconsiderable office of Cartakqe Majesty, is connected with the personxi servicel of .the Royal Family, and consequently does Dot fall under the cog nizance of your Committee. The of fi ce of Keeper of Records in the receipt of • the Exchequer, appears tube an efficient office of trust, and not overpaid by a salary of .4001. per . annwo. . • • . The 'places-of ()tee Keeper in the War Office, and of Register of Seizures I n the rt.( of Lond.on, are to be suppri•ssed after this decease Or asioa. tion of tire present officers. ..The Auditor bf Excise has beets 'tendered gill efficient o ffi ce. The O ffi ce o f Register to the' Commissioners of Soft Duties, has been alrently abolished; the Wary -atsw paid isle the taalatru-nfl a compensation. -• . The Receiver.of Stomp itppears to be a nett,. nary and relponsihte Am.,. sad _his .onoliaments t . , notelets Than adrqtretre. 1' he INA/1440es offitempsere effective Officer's.: .TheDistriburOve • for liticktagisamehire iandlent" nre'equally so with then 1 they have been .in. .serted iu the list ot-offiasis executed by deputy la; Consequence of , no indelgenee which is cosifiaed to' the prcieut . titgers.". • . • It appotte , h7 theevidauSnltheA -the Office Or A .4 , countant-General of the Pust.Officc is an efficient' nifiee; requiting periotiel aftendiecr, With respell.. and tbat.Slie ,evooluipeists of this office • will not tethrotiow. • •;iffitte- of Apo.: cliedery.4eneral 13411• utsdlr ttseesipitier at inn Of the Treaeury , ; auriliy.en.sigtattossitvoneludecli 'w h hint hie indent it is bellAtlvOltdertittion ebndi.' bottof receiving -au itennitv,ortAckii .11 yeaihr l Ede t an agreement viitieh . appears to liOur Com.' mitten to be.enviiiintfi..berieftiat to thiqubfic. frelanif, 141)411 frpee . s. pia. to lite.teeper of the.. late 'Parliarnent.House, apliettre • tu.*o .compensation for.att ; AGO %Weir 'llMppreespd. Theoffire of Join t SulicitOr if Ireland in Great Britain is also aboliiiied, as well as that' of Etta. • l ltikr"Of fleaillkMoney4.ailit . o; tiMiis ;of CIA* ,of.ibe Quit:Revs, : TpeaSurse . of .tlie Poit.officeii 'and • AcColinta n teitoserartif the N!eoaaree; lA, been made e ffi cient.-:The fees, *Miff umtelF file head of 'Master.Muter.Getiersl of I,Tch_t_ltd, are :stated to be "due, but suspended," are in fact abolished. Your Committee will.coneltide their Report by . bringing distinct!) , before the Moose the result of their examination into loth of the.afices, stated 'by the Committee on Public Expenditure to be sinecures or ofbces wholly -or chielly.eseented by depwty, as they hare since their appointment had time or opportunity to investigate, u WO, in their opinion, came within the purview Of the 2d and ;Id Resolutions referred to thein. After Parliament shall have, provided ,stich.other sufficient means for enabling 14.4 Majesty d.CY to recompense the faithful discharge of high 'att.! 1 effective civil o ffi ces, as to the wisdom of Patbil -1 meta shall seem fit, and your Committee are of opinion. • Ist.—That the following offices, 44 having re. venue without employment," might, at the expi ration of the existing interests, be abolished : Nos. io VAL Appendix (A.) • per Annum. 54—Chief Justice in tyre North of Trent £1,790 64.- - -I.iove Clerk in Secretary of State's Office, i SOO Home Department 63—Collector and Transmitter of State Papers, i 600 • Foreign Department 145---Coostableorthe C.mstleof Limerick, Ireland 759 Not repotted by Committe of Public E. xpenditure. • Principal Housekeeper in the Excise Office 145 Warehouse-keeper, Stamp Office . 200 5et3,698 tdly. that the ftillowing offices Might continue 'at the expiration of the existing intere.ts to he tteanagett by the deputy, as at present, withoot any .addition to his salary and. emoluments ; 'but II that Crum the peculiar nature of the re.sponsildlity attathed to them; however limited' the actual duties to be performed, these offices wout , l, in the opi into' of the (:onvnittee, be thi'ist 'conveniently by some of those pettions who hold for the time being certain high official gauntlet's, leaving the annual atnnont now paid to the principiil at the disposal of Parliainent Nos. in Appendi i( A.) pate - Ana. 56. A ittlitor4d the Itidtequire •••• MAUD • • 69., Clock Pell* :3,1100 55. Chief Justice in Eyre South of Trent 1,9(t) - Illy. That the following &Bees would admit of being left, after the expiration of the existing- in. tercets, .altogether under the management of the deputy, without any *addition to his present sala ry or emoluments, the ,emoluments now re ceived by the principal being placed at the disposal of Parliament. An. Amount received. Nos. in Dep. Pi n. Ap. (A) . X 66. Consp4rolkr cif the Pipe, •Eteheepter 190 100 35. Chirographer's Court, Common Plead 1641 '.4.h1 29. clerk of the Exchequer of Pleas . 663 66•1 37. Kicit's Rememhranrer, Exrliequer ' 1400 991 45. Registrar.of the Iligh Court of Appeals 46. Do. or Delegates-44. Do. of ._ Ardroirrilty—one third of *profits pay . able to the *Priori pal - - --.- 12,548 61. clerk ‘sf the Parliaments, on arerage 79617 earl - - - - 3617 -613. Principal Clerk Sigoet °See - 160 Do. Do. , Do.. 110 Do. Do. Do. 110 DJ. 1)0. no. 110 71, Comptroller-General of Accounts Ex cise - - - - 503 71a Inspector-General - - ia 57. Teller of the Ey/chequer * - . 10• J„) 18. Do. Do. • - - 1000 76. Litt. 110. as limited after Life of 'present Possessor - 100) 2700 77. Do. Do. D.). ' 1000 2700 12d. Chief Rentetahraneer. Exchequer, Ire hind • • - - • - 507 3694 I'6o 260 YoU Y6t) 445 19-2 2700 WO) 41111. 'clerk al the Comma Pleas. Exchequer Do. - - - - lancer. 8253 113. Prothonotary (oturntm Pleas, Ireland, on an a.veraps of three years. -1908 139) 132. Prothonotary King's Beach, 'lreland, on an average nt three years-133. - Crown Officer, Do. Do.-134. Filo her Da. D..—nor-third of Total Fees for self au& Clerks - ---. IpAg MIL Keeper of the Privy Seal, Ireland 13D IVO Muster Master-Geueral, do. ancer. 40'.10 68,983 4thly.—That the following Offices would admit of being brought, at the-expiration of the existing interests, entirely under the management of the' Deputy as now constituted ;'but that the degree of responsibility, or ttoitble attending the discharge of the whole duties, would entitle the Deputy tot an increase of the salary' to be hereafter settled, which renders the amount of ultimate saving to the public uncertain : Now. is .Ap17...1. Clerk of the Pipe, Exchequer - 96. Toreiga Apptoer, Do. 39. Marshal 'Do. 42. Surveyor Green Watt, Do. is. in the .4 53a.Aliesuttion Office. Vottimisviouir Ditto Ditto Value per Annum. Dep. • Prin. no 720 160 150 94 52 11G 50 107 lift , 107 170 • "31 • 10 10r. 101 10 1118 Receiver-General Master in Chancery • Cirri; - Ditto - Warden of the Mint . C omptroller po - Surveyor Itteltiogs Da. ' ••• Priseipal Giese*, ?rimy seel • ' Do. • Do. De. Do. - 71a. Regiribee to •ecisootiodeoris bf Excise. self :led Clerk • - le: t i ertt . i te r" cieq Ffili sllrelami) 494. of the Pipe,q u r e elle!d) - A dd, oot reputed by pomosittee of Public .Xxprecliturr, • . • Re M g*.er of Weeds for Dimity of Middlesex - - 50 Under this bead way be dazed the • often; wholly or riskily executed 'by • • deputy io Scotland; of Sim some mot be retained' by the provisions of the Act of Union, although 'ojected' • • by the same Act to •be •regolased by • • rAtuto. What the, ultitoute sav ing w •be after yetii reguintiois as may be thought expedient, is uncer ip • • • 10 10. 1. Xer per or the Great Seal . • JOS.' KeOper of the Pricy Std . .-- • irja• -JOS. ii.typeref the Signet - 2/17 105. Lora Register - . 500 2olgy 107. Director of the Court-of Chao- • - •• cerY -• • • - - - 65 -.-- 1335 • clerk to ditto - ese-ftwurib brut e fees 679 .110.' Kis(' Remeorlartiadur •• • o.eCnivetut %baps' Yeats 176 . , 4711 • 19,955 'With relpeet to (Aces in the eolonits where, . DILIPOY. Face" 1 4e ! h o le los em°ll " oll e molu m en t s ,P a i in t to tAilm o rladipal, by- Atii ft eeat t a fixed annual 'mho wsift•Fßat leetrity for 'the setae, as Well u for the Maki execution of the Ace abroad; your Cos- • . 31 . L. 13 . $ YB7 143 48 • ~~ II , 'II itss 210 400 - ._.:. : 7 1 ti . S. . ..'~ * ,_* ~• .._ ------ . . 'mittec report, that the persons in Gi'B4t Britain • ;holding those offices, enjoy perfect sinecures; but that the income of them arising altogether from fees tangible in the Colonies, it dues pot appear t o your Committee that any sums would be placed at the disposal of, P li ~ ar._ament by regulating or a b o. fishing them; they afford to the Crown a very considerable patronage as at . present constituted; but do not seem easily capable of being ,brought within the reach of any economical arrangements in aid of the resources a. the Einpiie at home, This class of Officers is *cry numerous, but your Committee hove only had time ur opportunity t o -report upon the following, viz. • JAMAICA. ' , Nos. in Appendix (A) Value-per Amnon B.la. Set re!ary and Clerk oftbe Inrolinents. aE2500 $4. ReKi-ter in Chancery . - - 1052 84a. Receiver tieeteral - - - 2000 Mi. Cleric of the Crown - - ZUO Naval Officer - • 1500 87. 99. 92. 94. BARRADOES. , Secretary Clerk of the Cuurt - Provort - Naval Officer of Ouracoa - - secreco!,, ,he !shad of Tobago - , Naval Officer of Demurara - 716 500 400 400 2.0 -.-11,8111 ABSTRACT. - -3,64 R 80119 - • 0,983 81,580 eth • • 19,955 . .Bth - The sum' of 810601. being the amount of the savings wider the let,. 2d, and .3d heads of the foregoing Abstract, would therefore accrue to.thet public in proportion as the several Offices mime. vated.under•thuse heads 04glit fa4J in.. And this sum, together with, wkaterto: savings Alight accrue from iTelrlions mitler . t he 4th head, wOOl.l bu to be plircett runt! which ParWm:eh slralf hive Instituted in pursuance .sf the acsoliitiOn of the Mins:: "lirr enabling his majesty thily In recompense the faithful discharge of high 'and etfuetive civil offices." • Roth Jitaa, 1111 A)..• • Ist head 441 . : • . APPENi)IX -.03 List of Sinecure Offices, executed or Wally by Deputy, in littglatad,.Scotland, Ireland, and the Culuni.cs. 1. In the Courts taf Justice in.Emtlatut. (iro's Net • -CHANCERY. - Receipt. Receipt. • - Clerk of .inrel menus' is) Bank rapiey Coppola. (ed by the Lord Chatioellor) -r.t um+ W. burton. executed by ni4.,an LID Cie. It of Or Crown ( Pat entj—tarl of 11;:. 'horst and lion. Alley liathurbt, and the survivor 1606 Cleric of the Dispeosatioas nod - l.testltltu (Patent)-11uttuaraide A piley Bathurst, for l,fe . 473 C:elks of the l',o6.nts (Lord Chaneellor)=-- V. IL W,lmot , • WO Clerk of the Custody of flints pod Lunatics c Pateto 1— Ed cv ard Lord Tiin Igo .• . 663 Ottke. fin .exceutiag she Laws cnocersing • • Bankrupts ( Paterst)— Edw. L.otd Thur. low - FAO Prothottorary (Paterit)..-Thos. Thudow , IVO Chuff (Mee ( Potent)—Walier Pye, io trust Or Anthony lint,er - • vs Cursitors- -(hord Chaorellor)—These are 21 is number, and art 01l executed by depe tv ; the fees are paid bi , the suitors. The emoluments of the several Connors are very differenj; they ,:roust altogether i 0 6464 , ifesnape: Clerk (Pt )of the seten. and co-heire,ses of the Latter Northiogton 4070 ills-genger of tae Great Seal, ex:tat-uteri part* .. ly by Deputy (Lord c;hatabellaitt)—G. Stah,f ail! - - 994 Sehisetitus O4ke (ditto)--IWm. Ofturfeey 825 Sealer (Patent)-Itcv. W. Lloyd . r .493 .—..,..... 90,185 Alt 'LIN 02 4551 99 • 4,16 NI iTt SAO KING'S BENCH. Clerk to the Nisi,Prius .(Castes Brevitua) J. W. Hamner Chief Clerk (listrumenContler Seal of Lord Chief Jestieei—wOoborn hkirkluun wad F. Le lILoc., for -their joint Lives nod Life 'of '4utifivor. in trust for such Person as Lard Elleaborotigh, his Ezecutocsaad Administrators shall appoint . 73111 Clerk of the licclarat lOUS 'frog' Chief Clerk)—R. Vomit . , Deputy in trust for W. Let Artiouir, M. P. -- 187 Three out.of Four l'ipstulfs to King% Beach Paso* , each 13() gross, 128 ditto Filaze, litiiptister, i.e. (Lord Chief Jas. Lice.)—Hon. S. Kenyon , - 4916 _Marshal to Chief .lu:tice, ( Lord- Chief .1 as- . „ tieo, during pleasui e) —1;• au 'La w - 990 is Seal Odice of King's Bench sod Cossonon Pieta (Leiter,. ratatlt .of Charles to , the Duke and his heirs for ever.)—Duhe of Gmftea . - - ' 411 Usher mad Ciles (Patent)—Wm. Green ► SO 0 0S 4174719 .P•fa • The folloWing'is an Account of the . Partial's:A' of the Expenoe incurred, since the common* men t of the present 'war, in building, and making ieditifications, Martell° tuliers, and the Porchtan of Lands connected 'With the dote. sttiil itiattek through'Ont the - Unite Kutch* to the bth•Jahititry, 1 . 809 • North lieftain • - • 1771:764 NortheelDietriet i. . S43tl I,)istriet ~„ • . 10,45 4pt ,f,a_wern o.l o trict ?Mama *Division • •• - • ' 3,f2A 1' 0 1 '• Medway Q ... •iv Woo • - A,* •• • 1415*6 1$ 1 Southern D istrict E " t) ift44) 1 rortsinpkith ' • ,?,$1 Pipooith lt .l%m °ft, it Serra.Olfitrict - • ~. -Vet i t c y it cZ se ld • •• •• • I lt 19 . a .► 7 • Jersey -.... - • • '4;• '7E1.104 1 1 o.'lattorw, 12 16 r 4011 . .Ilf .4111ewof •. - • '• a's: . I rei - • on - Sunday last, of a deagateo.4 . fie 4.14111 flitk4 Wlgine r t.:4. of :10,11tialetle, WigWb .• . tin hunday;fa,Crem ttitetti-sUeet.alni. Goorge Rickan- , of a datightir. ' •• • ' • • ".7. 4ht4hailStbialt,.at Denhaia•greee, the Ifea.lirs.•Brihigt, of Cardrogo, of a on, .; • • AttftlEp. . Yesterdity, at St. liritr i e,t's C Much . . IV . t l yitoster, Ped t ; •Coloael.WAaM,A9th , ot;;•to'Sftafiti tn s, a ssts -C. 1 40 1 04* ton& IWO Oistbeifsta of Ardt*P L 9Far Proghtditl. • . itso dat i lpi er 4 , 4 tilts..attr itmilo tt I f , the' Itlv. TWO •-•.- - PRICE. OE STOC KS YE,S . 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