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DOVER, OCTOIIIII 26. —nor— Among the late arrivils at, and departures from. PAyo's York Yotrl. are— The thin. H. Stnyirwd, t 3 Fannonlay, Cm. Wares( Hesse ibirondadt and suite, Sir Attlnr sa.t lady Chichester, Cul. Fit sClarence, Lady, ant mite, Miss Fitz Clarence, Munrienr Dr 13 Matte and family, Rubinson. Esq. litrradatle, Esq Mrs. Grosvenor, Miss Wilbraham, the g',ll. Mr. C o ventry. Mr. and Mrs. C moss, Mrs. Wilmot, Dr. Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. Will, Mr. and Mrs. Harris, Mr. and Mrs Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, Mr G' a lias aint and family, Miss Dimsdale , Wi lson Macklin, Esq. Charlton, ----- Habitation!, lilardiinnesa of Ihmushire, Mr. sad Mrs. Grows. Mr. sail Miss M iil.llrinti, Mr. and Mrs. Hod, Mr. sad Mrs. Rithinsain, Lnrd and Lady Rendieshain and suitc,Sir Thomas Hammond, Mr and 31is. Talbot and Captala Wallitee and family, Dr. soil Sirs. Foster, Fealtase, Esq. and son, the (Adzes Hill and suite, f l .lllnookr. 6.q. Capt. M3rllllTara, ti.-11. sod Mrs. Mahon, .lied Mrs. Les, Sir. Smith and Suns, ---- Barry, F.:q Einlork, E q C. RiJ!rv, Esq. Mr. Atkinson, Lady the itlisses Reinhold sail suite, -- Hanley, Esq. --- M u osatt„ Esti Captain Bildrrston. Sir. and Mr. Hubbard, Ficv. Mr. sail RIM.; -- Russ er, CO. Ale4tr, the Esrl of Whitwurth, the Dochesa lhirset. Mr and Slit k s Callum, Mr. (14p110111. Mrs. Dow;t3‘ SMI, It; R..lttail, Esq. ler, and Mrs. John Cravare.l, the lima Mr. Bligh, Charles Prosstuou. F..q. Mr and Mrs. Lionel Cisildmutd. Mr. Reid Mrs. Carrie, Lord Tslloraorr, Esq. David irlasklians Esq. Mr Earasrd ,- M r . Woolf, Mr. and Mrs. (Juicy, s al Mr. Ilaillie and tessily. NAVAL INTELLIGEIVCE. voitoassowese, ociOnsit 46. Arrived Camden, Billinghum , ; and Edward, Lowrey, from the ()own•; James and Aun, Wilkinson, (runt Riga; Thomas' ft..it Harp tesuiwort, from Guernsey ; and Mersey, Flint, from the '`owns; the latter with Gifting damage, basing been run foul ul last night by a calliot. Sailed the St ..lohmones, Reberg, for Cadiz ; Earl St. Via re,ll, &unroll, far Holland; Importer liansport, for Sept. ford; Caroline, Randal, for St. Michael's ; and Hope, Edwards, foe Seville. Pi MOUTH. OCTOBIR 25. • Arrived the Economy. Denglas, from St. Petersboorgli; VAuard, Den,lerson, from Memel; and Aomori'', Harris, :m Cork. with kW , of mast and bulwarks. Ssile.l the Downing, for Trieste ; Eagle, Pratt, for S : 1 - 11 A 1.1 . 1111 e ; Patience, Best, sod Ellaa and Jane, Jenkins, for St. NlieliAel's. FALMOUTII I , OCTOBER 4 24. Waited the Dolphin, rVilliame. for Bottedeaux. Reasatu in the Roads the Spartan, Lee, and Pigmy. steios.ixorro‘, ocrottrit 26. On 'Friday last the Elizabeth, Tawden, of this port, from Sun.l.•rland. mad► au much Water, that the crew were üblig leave her, sod she 1111 l nediately went down. DEAL, OCTOBER 26. Ai rived the Orient, Gallia, from the Mediterranean. Caine down from the River, and anileil with the rest of the eutwaril-hound, the Cheerful. Beveridge, for Ito Princvss Charlotte, from Tobago, is put under qua. rant me. mEETEras OP cREDITOOS AT OUILDUALL To MORROW. M. H. Vratking, York-street, tailiir 'elmhews, Frith-street, stationer .. 1 It At a public meeting held at the Guildhall, Nor wich, oil Friday, the Mayor in the Chair, it was, on motion of the Il.m. EDW. lIARBoRD, union measly resolved to establish a society fur the sup pre4sion of inendicity in that city. The Hoe. F. S. NORTH DotIGLAS.—The nu timely death of the H( n. F. S. Notre Douot..as chfinands more than common notice. liolefatigaWe in his attention to public business. lie brought to the consideration or o very subject a clear, vigorous, and active understanding. a copious fund of infor- Suction. the spirit anti the tact of a Snail of business. Ile hod devoted, at an early age, all his faculties to public life, and in the opinion of the most jndi emus among his contemporaries, he would have vb.. tained the highest distinctions of Parliament and of the Stare. As 'classical and a general scholar, greatly accomplished in Itogunoes and in letters. few were Ins superiors; but it is for his friends alone to speak sv,tti justice of hi, social merits. inheriting with the name, the humour of Lord NORTH, the- /ha r.cterio ic humour of his family, winch Hpprified to he rather the effusion of playful spirits and of social e•.ioy mew. than the effort of wit, and bring free from spleen or vanity, was incapable of inflicting pain; he eatlivessed every society by his presence. A cheerful sled agreeable companion, a warm and generous ft.entl, a kind and affectionate eon; nothing remain e.l to make his private character more violable, but • t;4l most endearing relation of all, which. with every prospect of happiness, he had undertaken only a few months before his lamented demob. On Saturday se'nuight, as Mr. THOMAS LYRE, eldest son of the late Mr. H. Lisa, of Sin...well, in V:e parish of Renticomb, Gloucestershire. was walk ing in 'he fields with a young companion. he odor *unlit -1y pushed the butt end of a gun he haii in his hand through a hedge, holding the muzzle, when the piece went off, and the vitiate contents lodged in his groin, which caused immediate death! The deceased was a youth of most amiable dispe iu his loth year; and a numerous circle of friends sympathize with his afflicted mother in la-. omitting the untimely end of a promising young man. Norwich Market on Saturday was better attended lb last week. and the best IVheat and Bailey were collier snore in demand, but very little altera tion took place in the prices.—There was the usual good sitritly of Scots and homebred lean Stock. tO. Vettler with some fat cattle. *Vida continue to sell at !ugh prices. as well as lambs and *ethers, with which the pens were plentifully supplied. IMPORTANT INFORNATION.--FrOui calculation by the College of Inlyaleirros. no lefts than 40.1100 Ale aninia!!y in Great Britain of Cooromplims, and at toast London. The late Wm, Tarnbull, Esq. • very toe( woos Stirgenit, ascertained that every 40th person was snouted. These complaints one truly alarming. to every Sm.:vides! who Uses the Isto:t. exertion. It is etas incredible the number that sutler from • carom Disease, by hying Improperly treated. It was Hume COCUIarrISUCeII minced DT. CUOIPER to select eminent Physicigns suit &Irvin's, of et least 30 scan experience. to form a Medical Board; rind wee the establishment upwards of 30.000 Patients have brew cured—many of thee after Hospitals had failed.— Pi'..sius. Conran avol CO, are consulted at Woodstock. street, Onfordsareet, and at Charlotte House, Great Char. /otte-street. opposite the Res. Re' lead Bill's. daily, terell light till Eight.--Metbsnies have wince ratio every Even ing. treys Sin till Eight, and on Sunday Morons's wail teCleek.—••• Ruptures of 30 years otandiricr tradi ea:!y cared, without cosinenivut—Tlivre ars private doors at each Masc. and private ISOM fur roandes.—N.B. The abided would do well to read Messrs Coors* and Cu.'s imsettwas an two prevailing Dioramas, published at Use - 1161111ing, Mr. Vanes, It, U/addriars.rast Thy OH die gem inifel se peen Practitioners. THE AO,MINISTRATION OF JUSTICE days assigned foe the *ash's at each place; what lime at York, and ao on ?—Elie last 'stunner at York the commis. UPON THE NORTHERN ClRO. l ll'. I lion day was ow Ow Srtnritey, and at Denham the Slooday -.arm.— . fortnight after ; toy that means a compl , to fortnight of The Select Committee appointed to amender whether ant, working was allowed ; it is snout silt slays tome , r thus and what steps may be neeeesary no be taken, In give to formerly. the Counties of Westmorland, Cumberland, Northam- i la it the same time in the spring as it is in autninnt--No, berlanot, and Durham, and Town and County of Neweas. ' it is rattle , ',Wilmot io apt itoz: it lite Consist thee pleases I tle.•pon-Tyne, the same ailwasitagee of Assizes twice isi w ill take the summer first At Doi loin, I think I may say eac hy ear , year, as are now loosened by all the other Comities ih n t the average number of coml. la loon about forty tu fit England and Wales, and to report their observations 45, sometimi• more mitt etimea lees ; la*t year there iliereopon to the How.. ; and to whom the Petition or were shout fitly f i ve ; but Inv motions is, 11,41 noon an see. the Mayor, Shiciffe, Citizens, and COMIIIMOSIty of the r age. from l'ot ty to fort y.fiee. Th. to, as to the time, accord ed)? of Norwich; soil also the Heinen* of the Calendars ing to the last assiz a, which I think will be the time in of the Prisoners, and of the Lists of Causes tried at the future, the commis, i l l y mac lia a Monday, soul lite Asses for the Counties before meotioned, were referred; stay there was till the S;doirday following. At Newcastle. —Have, IslirruAnt 1 0 the Order of t h e House, considered t h e o i ti oher of esoara, melei• i those of the ellailly of thy same accordingly ; "ad have agreed to the following Nerthondorland as sell the man, I should think are, P. EPORT : I upon an O ,-, from thirty to 'billy-live. fuse last Your Committee, on ref , ering to the different Papers laid summer, • whole week. the, iv, from Saturday to Saturday, before them by order of the House, find, that for several was taken for Near:4ole rectory. it Islay :Wear odd Ii years past, persona charged in the forte Northern Comities I the Committee. without further 4 , 1E1,1.'11510n, that more time with offences, out ordinarily falling under the jurisdici should be taken fur Newcastle 111411 for Durham ; but the of the General Quarter Sessions, have continued in prison i causes +hien tire tried at Ni.l.CilSili• arc of none ianpin tenet previous to their trial fur ' , evens eight, and Moe months, and than those which ate tried at Durham, and therefore more in many inidauces fur a hosier period of time ; and they time is taken for the trying of a lest ounilwe of causes at the ta ...... I butt direct the immediate attention of the House to one place than at the oilier I t h ick , , at Carlisle the moodie r r is so great a failure is the administration of criminal joaliee. shunt fifty, a lthough a ..... e) 4 s have t o . ~ tn- The return of causes of the respective counties, with the tarty on some ocens . , when 'lu(e wes e a great number exeepti .... Of that or Westmorland, mark • large and pro. of enclosures; the ISSSilte Si that Ware stow take an entire gr .e increase of civil business. In the Marshal'. Pare" week, from SAturolay so Saturday. lam taking the corn et Csolasie, for the year 1614, nu less than SO records were m i t .' days f the lasi ciocuit, which I think will be delivered,of which kur only appear to have been withdrawn; I guntinued. The call ws at 1 eh anotroint to about eight in the year 1815, 61 causes were entered ; and the two enc • Si tem sod he the lone is fount S ism day (the commission resSive years averaged not less than 50. At Durham, in the i day) till Wedoesslay ; the bugs s. is generally dime its one year 1814, they amounted to 51; and in 1817, to 51. North- I day, or a day sod a ha d ir. A il t Lit some sometimes lakes the cominisi hut atin umbrrland (including the jurisdiction of the t own and day last year was tin Wenesav; a goody of Newcastle-oopon.Tyste) furnished, in 1916, 42 night to pi thiooeli the business three, and 00 , ..... limes it causes; Co: five of these tames special juries had been exceeds that Issue; the number of causes oho or is very snitch summoned, three of them were made "'mimeos, and Confer- I Opt same as at You k, that is, from one houtleed and seventy Totally weal over for twelve months; in the following year I is two hundred. 32 actions were entered, one only of which was withdrawn. Can you state at all, from von recollection, what has As the returns themselves are in their nature WO salami- been the iner,a4e of ...mats during the time poi have been nuns for publication, a short but accurate abstract is given wpm. the Chinn, At thigh tin, Neseastle, Carlisle, and Ap ia the Appendix .1s pleby ?-11 fiend:, when I first went the circuit, thine were at Such being the actual slate of business is these three ' Durham from thirty to thirty five; they have !welt peewees letililliiirs, without a well grounded prospect of diminution, ; sleety i n creasing; at Newcastle, though on one oreaSitin I your Cumroittee cannot form to themselves airy satisfactory I r e collect there was a . 'Ty small rills y, hilt ohms I first went reason why the trial of civil causes shou ld he thus deferred ; that circuit, I think the average was about tweidy. At Car. within three districts, and the cost of bolding only one I lisle, the first few %ears Iwo cat there, the average WAS about Assize in the year continued, subjecting the suitors to se- ! 30 or 35• At Appleby, there is little or no alteration. 1 nous inconvenience, aud in some cans to ruinous expense. 1 base now mentioned Ike slimmer circuit. In the spring The practice of bringing actions in other counties, now often circuit, couch the /W numbe r of days is occupied at Vora I ISP! resorted to, whet(' they are transitory, compels the attend- and Ism-aster; in the arrangement of last *moonier there emcee witnesses carried from a considerable distance, kept I was a oley more taken at York then iti the spring; but at the cost of the respective parties, and probably at last do- I though this time is taken at York, it very often happens missed without a hearing. 1 that there are remanets. It is clear, hum the evidence beard before your Committee I Dies the witness speak to the entry of causes, or closes as to sloe prettrure of civil hnsiness at York, that it is now actually trued?—Of entered causes. wills diffiCillty guise through, though • greater Humber of I What propornim of th ose came., are tried? — That IMI day, is allotted in the summer, than was usual in preceding . hardly say ; in my ale erromged and seoliei, and others are rats; and that of late two Judges have presided in the ! refer,. d ; indeed it would he very difficult to ascertain due Spring Circuit ;it wilt be found, stoat at the close of the last i fart, . van through the medium of the off-if-re who takes the Commission at that place, six Special and three Common I verdicts ; many of them bring verdicts taken by consent, Jury cairn's were made reminirtc, yet the Court was occupied mid others taken upon a refentiee; fil that you can seldom ti ii, twelve, or fourteen Moos during Me day. get the smasher of 1.31111P4 *hid' are teary tried. At Lancaster, to • most heavy calendar, are added is Awe ii happen at York end Lancaster,llWillf to the short general, net less than 18n causes, involving in them, as nosy nes. of the time, that malty causes ate referred natisral!y be imagined from the site soil population of die I I am or opinion it is so; but Lancaster, being the last place Palatinate, questions of the highest iniportance, as well as I see go ter, it dons not. commercial as on other points. , Does it totems at Newcastle or Carlisle'-1 think it hap- Lookiug, therefore. to all the circumstances which accom- ! prim at Newcastle, or else they are made rein:metro and pasty this view of the subject, sad considering it just, that • , tri Y 'o, us, r till :mother year • bust the last year we took ;other those comities should mit 1w deprived of those advanta g es i m o rime lie at ~ ,, , a, c aa if • . Ile ; •hich„ c (41, will, I thotik, which are possessed by al! the c.iontiee within the Coiled • iii ...lor ' d lie suf fi cient for die causes there; hot before Empire, your Committee hag leave to recommend, that ! that rind, it very often happened that CAUSCS stood over sisich meitaisres should be tattoo a. would divide the prebend i sill mist , sues) i ...in, Northern Ci, co it into two sepias'. Circnits, the one compel.- Dui you think a (realer proportion of those causes are re bending the counties of Westenorlatid, Laiwastes. and Cum. I (erred, iI, in wools! be if there were sufficient time given to berland; sod the other isteloiliog those of Yook, Norilliou try thi In ?—I think there still would he a great number re. lorland, and Durham. No ohji ction could arise under this entichwn „, liar. leered ; Intl I thotk. more are referred than there would be, arratigement, as to the attembiner of an for with the proposed alteration, there would still remain to , if a In "^" r terthth of lime was 41°1 " to try them. i Lbws not the witooes• thioik that the standing over of each of these divisions as moth, if not • larger exitut of I MISS , is a great injury to the parties?—lt always is an in business, than is generally transacted opus every other Cir. snit in England. I jury, both its conseritseine of stir increase of expenee, and I from the delay in tin decision; butt I think that many uf To carry this plan into its foil execortion, and to give it I the canw• which tilts,' over, are those which are the least that weight mid authority which interests of such moment i incoonrcoursot to the parties interested; we generally can dernaud, your Committee are of opinion. that the doilies which belong ttt it should wily be intrusted to establishes' find ~ less daYe Iwt . "" the et"' a ' 4 ? ' Il.l'ie.v which causes me the m o st important to be tried, nod which, wills the Judges of the land: whether the present limited monlier ef least inconeenience, may stand ewer till the following wi thal highly respected body will remit OM N an addition of sties; idat t isidsisslsledly the standAst over of Cause, is labou r, most be left to the f ur ther deliberation of the Noun; ! that head of a mination not (Allison, as 'r o ar Comm l Committee op- always an 11"unarIlletlee; the 10nt1 . ,, t rattles are gener rnally si bete,' so .1.11111 over; it is °hymns, if three days be prchendeol, within the preciseLouis of' their instructions*, 1 foie the coil of tow assiz,,, it is found there are forty causes IJ they did not proceed to any regular course of inquiry whirls i that it is much better, by s elect i n g the abort one s , might embrace it, but in looking to the state of the new trials I to try' and leave fi ve or six remanets, w 'rote the Court of King's Bench, as connected wills the i I" try t he "! "1 thill)•fiae. el not escape their observatim„ tils". by " 0 " the thug noes, e. ' to le-I" "lir". or thinly-five. Northern Counties, it co „ l l l'lirre is another thing to he mentioned, neon the subject of Thal those who saw adoriuister she jaggier of the euumiry time taken upon the cocisit ; it generally happen that the have difficulties iospoartl upon IM m, whirls, with all thew I Criminal business en en pi. a a l ess ! notion of time than zeal and activity, they are in name instances unable to sue. . ' I the Civil, except that at Lionster it has sometimes ex• mount. "card ; die consequence of which is, that the Ju d g e Your Committee, in adverting t o the substance of the Pe • i i who tries the criminals is at liberty to take tome ration front Slit oily of orwich, which was Wen. dto I Mein of the Civil causes ; tbere however °foe is a greet diffi. by order of the House . ai r tallest moon 10 01Pwrve, that the • rutty in geiliag Clafirl Stilt over so the other lodge. inconvenience there sustained from the delay of the trial of I poisoners, appears to have Intro so p es t, th a t i t wou ld b e I belies?, if it were not Ilie that smistauce, it would he Ili , . cessary to take several days more at York; the now circuits. highly expedient, for the sake of public justice, that SOME slaver exists is a certain decree at Dsorliain, at Nein:title, remedy should he applied to the evil; and that if it is the and at Cathode ; at Appleby there is hut little to do; at plrasure of the House to recommend it way they shall think b rat. an Racnrn , a ,j a n In the present number of , . Lancaster the lime it not su material, the Judge *lan tries the Civil uses has ing roily to stop a little longer, there. Judges, such additional Judges might fror most usefully and I ca fuse, if the criminal Judge dors not take them, it is nut or bear ficially employ din the ream elite COUSIS in Weedmins. I That Cons, quener ; they are generally the shortest causes ter Hall, and in the regular trilmosals of the country.; by I nitwit go before the other Judge in that way, and the junior this means an opprrionity would be •fforilerl of supply. ! runnel usually go with them. lug the defect so fondly complained of situ the Norfolk and Midland Circuits, viz. of having truly owe Judge on she • Are you aware, with • view to the admi n i stration of tied i ustice, whether there are tiny evils existing, which require Spring Circuit to preside on s he Civil and Criminal Trials. j she extensive of the spring circuit In the foie IlUilliern 18th April, 11 1 1 8 . - I counties?—ln reply, our would say it flowers a sort of pr/ian facie grievance upon the inhabitants of the four tiOrtherie Catilliira, that they have nut the game facility of trying rayon as is afforded in other comities; but practi cally speaking, I do not think that the inconvenience is so very peat as al first sight appears; thereare • great many causes which may be Irbil out of the county where they arise, awl are frequently tried at York and Laucaster in the spring ; at Uneasier, in the spring, some Caller, are bronght from the counties of Cumberland and %Yesintorland ; I should say there is a greater proportim. of these foreign eallisen, if I may be allowed so to call them, tried at Lau rance than at Yolk ; I think there are more rattail Nought foam those counties, Cumberland and Westutorland,to Lan caster, than from Dunham and Northumberland, to York; it is also very cum to early uisoy of the canes from the Northern Circuit to Loudon ; and this practice is 11111 con. fined merely to the foot northern counties, hut also from York mad Lancaster. Den asp incunvesience arise to the parties in the removal of' the causes to York or Uneasier, and also to Louitou ? Surat incosvenience arises from the removal of causes to littek and Lancaster; where the Anises are held twice in the year, the principal inconveuiewee is, that of more expense. Du you include thine also which are retuned to Londou —That is the parties own choice; it is more particularly from Lancashire that we bare these causes tried in Leedom; it proceeds, I apprehend, from a wish rash. r to have a Guildhall trial that: a county trial; and another reason is, Ineasase they think they can g. • sorwelimea their jodgunots 004)114r; but still, at Ilse same time, there is one further its. euswenierce which attaches t i die four Northern Counties having their causes tried at Yolk and Lancaster in the Y 4 lartoe, ?stitch is the great length of time the parties have to stay at York and Lancaster, because they are obliged to wait the time as the parties belonging to those comities; one of the great Meinsveniencies 'miler which we I.llilltlf on the Northers. Circuit, is the great length of lime we are obliged to be at York and lonessler. ales the witness then snisperse, that there would be any inconvenience for the time to be extrndeil!—l think them would. be peat practical inutivenienees arise in extending the lime at York, roof from a politer length of time being eworprd at Lancaster, more particularly in the spriaig,on sc aliest of net beiug Male to gel back to tows in time fur Term ; and I son also of *piloting, that much ieseensiesce would hollow stash an extensive el time al I hose places, MINCTEs of EVIDENCE TANYA SCUMS 111 C lIVLCCT CONNITTICE ON TOR •ONS !IMMOLATION N JCITICP. UPON INC NONTOCIIN CAA CUIT. I.wite, 4 die Morrill, 1814. MICHAEL ANUE4O TAYLOR; EN. in the Chair. Joseph Little&le. Esq. collet in, and examined. You area barrister, the Committee wnder►tasd, slid are in the habit of going the Northern circuit ?.--1 am. How long have you been in the habit of gulag that cir cuit I—Between nineteen mid twenty years. Has the business increased, or not, since you went that cir cuit ?—Very considerably increased, and more particularly in the two large counties uf York and Lancaster. Tbe Committee will theist you to state, as well as your memory serves, the-time that it takes to perform that buss. sem i and what is the quantity of business to do?—When 1 Lot west the 11111MrDel circuit It used to last about fiva . wrecks from the time of the opening the commissiois at York to the time of fiuishing at Lancaster ; it continued its that state for some years, and afterwards it was found necessary to take a longer time fo► Yolk WWI Carlisle, of course it lengthened the circuit ; there was also in that time a further increase of business at Lancaster, which was the list place us: the circuit ; to that the Committee may nnderstand that the time of our now nantinuiug that cinema is between 7 and 8 weeks in thesumnser circuit ; last slimmer, es well as I remem ber, it was between sewn/ mad sight seeks; is the spans. when 1 first used to go. dine was only one j•dge almond that circuit, sod the business took up very nearly as notch time then as it dors maw with two judger; at present, the spring circuit takes up 'Wow less slims a mouth. and sometimes • day or two inert. Dun the witness recollect what is the average of the number of cusses at 1)V1411,1, NeWCAIIIIIN York, sod Car lisle ?-ILYpso the average, I should say, at York the spring sad summer tisanes were much the same, from 170 to 400, sometimes enceeding 1410, but nut often. At each of the assizes'—Yes; 1 Ibisk 1 sever remember more than 200 but nitre; at Took, die last year, then were more than 800, slid • few years ago 1 recollect that them were more flint 200, but sometimes A is as low as 160, but in general, the average as from 170 to 200. When the willow speaks to Ibe aum►er of nose*, t►e Committee will thank has also to speak to the amber of front the increase of expense ottnoinned to the suitors by Ilse wrens .ry attendance of the &Mimics and witnesset, for if they have So slay two weeks instead of 1111 e, it ISPC ..... ily would wike a very great Ilifierence in She costs of the causes; mod. inconvenience world also he felt by jiirymen and witrieoirs !wing kept loons iLeur homes and 1/CCUIYIIe4/ 41 1 foe co tong a tune, alien they have eddy a public rimy to discharKr, rod have ion particular interest in the C 11111141; if these treat entreaties could rut be divided, in some instances Unloosen wasnlJ mach ralnrr phy the fine than to tlwre at all; leo+ isemorenience in fell by tonne witnesat - a than by the ifirVefll`ll, beCOUIC witnesses ate piing home front time to time. Is there the slate want of time al Newcastle, at Carlisle, and al thick, Recording to the arrangrinent made the last summer circuit, one could not say there was any want of lime al one of these pl ices; the Ilene was ex. tro.leit at Newcastle and at Durham ; at Carlisle I.p hive a week, which we generally find sufficient, from the cairn. • of the time at Durham awl Newcastle, I think there i 4 time comszli allowed. Whilst 'peaking. epos the subject of time, I woold observe, that I thumb at York there are more frequently causes left awned that, at the other plates. Does thAt happen more in the sluing than the Rotuma. — No ; I think it is pretty much the same. The Co 11111 l ittee request yunr ()Pinion whrtherr, with reap, el to the Cavil administration of justice in those pails, any gseat WOO: advantage would be Ignitod by extending the eirewt to the Northern counties ?—1 think there would not. except for the convenience of the trial of eject ment. ; alien I say not, I brae in my mind the probalit!ity of its incteasiog luigaliuw, which I think would be a very great rail ; and I think the intonvi Menet as to ejectmenta might he remedied be a regulatMo, which might he suede by Act of Psi iiament tie oilwrir Ise, fiat tl, use ejectment , which awild come to trial in the Spring might he tried at York yr at Lancaster. Wonlit nut that he an i . of expenrie to the parties in bringing w , tnesses?—Certainly it would in some degree m ere..e the expense; hut, in fact, I think there are more ejrrtinetits trued in the slimmer than iu the spring, heciuse the u.u.il time• of the entry of tenants are Candlrma. and Mny•day, and if the tenants do nut quit then, the Loullords could not get their (awes tried in the spring, but they might in them... Tj in reasoning upon it, therefore, I slintild say, mere ej•ctntetts would be brought to trial iu rnlmmrr thin in the spring; but that is only my opinion that it would he so. Ido not think the trial of rjecinients take up notch time in any place. By the ejectment• I have been speaking uf, I mean only those which are for the pur pose of milting the landlord into possession of the estate; it certainly might be desirable fur these ortionv to be tried in the spring, if possible; the other description of ejectment. do not generally pram What is the proportion that the causes of ejectment bear to other causes?—They do not ►ear any great proportion to the whole number of causes; the causes of ejectment be tween landlord. and tenants, take up but a way short lime ; these anises mielit be easily tried at York or at Lancaster, a. in general there does nos tailgate the eitenitance of Many wituesses; the expense would not therefore be considerable John Itichard.on, Esquire, tray Eros:ire& You hare heard the statement of 51r. Loth dale; will you have the goodness to state to the Committee, whether you concur *ith hip in that statement, or, if tint, any potato in which you differ ?—1 have been a member of the Northern circuit tint (rite fifteen years; the IMaine-Ii has considerably iiicreacil in the two large comities of York •nd Lancaster within that time, and in some degree in the four North er,. counties, but nut to any very great extent, in my 4.1113t114111 I agree with my fiieed Mr. Lialrdale, in thinking the average at Yuck and Lasicaler to be from MS to 2041 causes; and I do tint think there is any considerable differ_ rare between the number its the spring and in the summer. Al Durham, I should say, there were from shirty-five to forty, and at Newcastle from 30 to 35 ; at Carlisle about fifty, and at Appkby from eight to Icu. 1 would observe, that the description of causes at York is, I think, heavier than at Laiscaster; both at Durham end at Lasicuster there is a large number of easn•a of an insigeificant descrip tion, there being local courts at both those places, which afford facilities of bringing to trial causes of nu great magnitude or importance to the parties. With respect to the time, it is very much as my friend Mr. Littleda le has de scribed. When I first attended the circuit, the ensnare cir cuit extended to five weeks; it now rather exceeds seven. In the spring, the average is sow • swath. If the Committee ask my opinion, whether any benefit would result to the four northern ealisitiell from holding easier* there twice in the year (confining it to the civil eilmiiiistsation of justice), I should say. that I am not •ware that any very material benefit will result from ii; I think the spirit of litigation would be increased. and that the quantity of tasters *wild therefore be grater. lYith respect to ejectment+, it is sometimes se inconvenience that those causes cannot hr tried in the spring, as by law the venue must be laid where the Sheriff is, to give possession; that, however, might he rectified by the legislature. The description of ejectment. on which the in cuttvenience is felt, halm those between tenant and landlord, where the number of witnesses usually is not considerable, it would nut greatly increase the expense to try Them at York and Lancaster. Does the witness think, that, generally speaking, tran sitory actions are or are tint inconvenient to tier partirs?— Transitory actions, arising in the Northern comma, which are brought to trial in Lancaster or at Yoik. of course are attended with inconvenience to the ortii a, by the increase of the expense of cars ying down witnesses, and detaining them at the assize town a longer time than they otherwise would have occasion to do. I am not prepared to say, that have considered the general question, whether transitory ac t should be made local by the legislatnre ; that would be •n innovation of the law, on which I am trot prepared to give t o i o pinion. With respect to rjectments, the suggestion was to give authority to being to trial rjecknents which arise in the Northers, commies ■t York and !Amasser in the spring, and still to anthorise the Sheriff of the proper county to give pussession tinder a writ of execution. Then the Committee are to understand from the witness, that there are certain inconveniences arising from the Northern counties having assize:, only once in the year, but he thinks that great part errata inconvenience may be remedied by making certain actions, which are not slow transitory, trensitoiy, and in consequence permitting them to lee tried at York or Lancaster !—I think nu material inconvenience is tit present felt in the Civil administration of justice from bolding the essizerrotily wire isa the year in the four Northers counties ; in ejectment causes, between landlord and tenant, in which, if ■ny, the inconvenience is principally felt, I think that inconvenience might be in a considerable degree rectified by an Act of Parliament, authorising the trial of ejeetneents at York and Lancaster in the spring. I am of opinion, however, that ejectment. of that description are not very frapeut, because tenancies usually terminate at a period of the year which renders it impossible fur landlords to tiling them to trial before the summer assizes. Does the witness think that rosaiderahle inconvenience Is at times felt, by not having assizes fur the trill of the causes in the Spline ?—I presume • very considerable is. convenience is felt by individuals in certain cases. The Committee would be glad In know, from your rape riencr on the Northern Circuit, whether the kill of eject. meins, between tenants sod laudlurds, is she spline instead of the slimmer, would be a ve►y material convenience to the landlord ?—1 have already observed, that the termination Of the tenancies aat ply such, that it would resider it is. possible to bring the cause to trial before the summer. enec c o mmittee nod nil you are of opinion, that there are shout fifty raises ply iu Caelisk ; if there were Iwo Assizes held there instead of one, do you think Ileum censer world be pretty equally divided think there would be nearly se many causes as there arc at present. ilsen on meats to say, that you think that the spirit of litigation would increase the number of tames to double what they are at present !—Peritape nut quite to double; nor do 1 say that it would altogether arise from a spirit or If the min* were equally divided, •apposing there were fifty in a year, and if the liaises were held twice a year, els yon think that that would be attended with inouvesience to the parties; would it nut be • convenience le have them di viikd?—lt would certainly save slime expense to the parties. Has there not (irate years heat in the four Northern men. lies many rtmailets?—At Newcastle there have been of Ws years: there Itapyened to be some very heavy causes three or four pars sto, wkirii were made ressaseli; is Carlisle, of Isle yrars. once or twice; at Turk, frequently. Was is& the tocosiveriteace greater in the two fernier thaw in the latter, its consequence of the delay Iwiau looter '— Undoubtedly, because the trial was pualposed • year augirad of half a year. Have there been any arlrl:tiorist days arideet to ilia time usually allotted to Nesicas; le •od Carlisle? ilay• have been added. . . Since that tine , have there been any ffensalteis!..-On some occasions ; when additional time has hems taker. Nrwc■ul., the lime taken there has hern more than to cranny for the transaction of business; without lunkitta at no. cans,. p apas , I car scarcely answer the quest. 0000 , bet I rallin Mini not, but if any, eel inittly in a much Irss &Arcs; 1 think I mess say nut at all. - - - - James Park, Esquire, was exemieri. You have heard what has hero stated to she Committee; do yon generally concur therein '—l hove been only five miler ON the Needier's Circuit; and, as tit as its experience Ruts, I concur with my friend Mr. Richards,.o stair _ ment he has made of the number of cau.es; I 'Mak I Oar say, generally, I concne in the iipitrious hr ha• giivn ; aerre with him, that there is no material iiicouvraieswe aril. ! ins. as far as the civil administration of justice is r.ineern. ! eat, from the eircnvastance of tb.• assizes not being heW is , in the spring for the northern irmusities. I am not aria,e that I can add any thing to what baa been already Are the Committee to understand that you comer in the statement made by the last witness •pluelarail that no material public inconvenience ran arise, beam*. I ',lre. bend that • jertment• of that description very rarely weld be brought to trial at the tiering assizes. Thomas Coltstutt, Esq. was etant;itet._ . . The Committee uuderstasid you have •Itersiled the North ern circuit have been ten }ems un the Northerm e with iittiteh regard pretty gardioihe r=s with what average eof tke a c i a ll arl y ee r i e r: . l csuwsr M rtoßviLli-sartaftwie: i h t, as as sa f i t i t i r . a e sTo P rk tu n i fid th La at nt i a l s i ter nic are he e l i s s a nt a re r rlet t ; it is very difficult to say what is the average at iltoae plaern ' because, from the lime that I have gone the circuit to the prevent time, the average has been coustantly isscreasiiig; but I should say that the number of causes at these ts. places dues nut materially diffir from each lathes, nor does the spring circuit from the summer ill the number of causes, ‘Vith regard to what has been said 1 . 1:9141111811 causes sot being tried in the four North,.a cousins% dosing the spring, I motor entirely in what has pained, because wills Tigard to important and heavy CASINOS of ejectment, winch w ee been already alluded to, the difference lietwesn for i.4g. menus at Easter and Michaelmas, I dir sod ensiceise, ui ail cos.., is very material; if the mots of 11w f states ate eousoir r. able, there is a remedy by the recovery of the uses. profit, whit+ the party is entitled to, from Ilse time his title arrears to the time of obtainiug judgment; theeefure, slit he hi.' by not receivisig the rent GAM the tenant, he Ins mitoses' to him in the shape of increased damages, whirl Ile 1tC , 1111% in the shape of mean profit. With respect to the ectioos brought against tenants by landlords, it is nut very pereviou from the circumstance of the holdoicv beingsprioe holdings, which is generally the case, av I inn iii'orated; it is misirey very material to get judgmesit. whrii i koalas-if iv plaintiff against a tenant, as sews as posvild.., kermess.. She tenant may run away; but, as I before oliverecd,sise i ne „ gov i m i u s is not very considerable, from the holdings being usualiy pining holdings; the landlord Hit-refine could nissir securer judgment, if Hetet were Assizes io the northern C.ltlitiltS, till after the slimmer Allllitfll. (7o Mr. yon of opinion that their .1 any thing peculiar to the fume Nirstheru counties, shit h tin ders it of less consequence to them in have Own. say .1 bou• neon tried twice a year, than every tither conoty its Eogland' —7 here is nothing different from any of the iahr r cosmic.; there is no reason why, theoretically "quaking, the same benefit should not he given to them as to others; but 11414 , 1 some great practical good did nine, that good would b. pm - chased by great disadvantage to many ; the Se. rill, r instance, as well as the jury, would have to lie detained s much longer time than at present. (To Mr. Coffmnis..)—Have you any thing farther to offer to the notice of the Committee—lt seems to nor, 11551 these could be no objection to the lengthening of Hilary vacatios, sitioriosiiix it was leogiltened so as to make the second trim fall later el do slot call it Eactrr Term, because there WOlll4 be an objection mode to that, because it has bees thought that Easter ought to continue • moveable feast according t./ the usual custom), but the term might be made indepeo. dent of the moveable feast; supposing, r.r isolative. the term was to begin on the 24th of April, the day arts r SI. George's day, the fie%t full day sit term *wild their lie the 27th of April, and the last day of term •ovald he she 2341 of May ; there then would be seventeen days vacation, which would make the first day of the third (tint the Huh of June, and the last slay the 29th ofJune; that would leave Hilary vacation long enungh for the judges to do any thing desirable in the Northern counties (without any ineunveui. ester, in point of law, that I am aware of); whether it wept thought proper to have a full circuit in the Northers coun ties, ur only a commission to toy prisuoess, the Jades@ would have sulfficieat time for either purpose MAKEKTS. CORN EXCHANGE, WEIINRIDAT, OCTOBER 27. We have had but few fresh arrivals since Monday, conse quently fine samples both in Wheat and Oats .0111 at M.n day's prices; fine Barley supports its price; Peas and Beaus continue at Monday's prices. _ COAL MA It K LT. Orman% 27. Skips at Market. Mips gold. More. 31 Newcastle 221 Sumterlaud 211.... 36. N.I. to 431. 9.1. 11 Stone Coal 1 Cinders PRICES OF TA LLOY Town Tallow 04... 0.1 —s Od Yellow Russia tioa 0.1 614 Od White ditto--; Od —• 04 Soap Od —s Ad Melting Staff 52s Od --a Od Ihttorough..l44 OJ —.4 ed ', SOAP, &v. per 11111 Yellow Soap.. ..... SCA Mottled Curd lOts Graves 44. 0. Good Dregs 9. Us PRICE OF ISTOC' Bank 5t0ck...... 4161 2171 217 3 per Ct. 66,1, .10 YESTERDAY. .per CL N. Au. 101 V Book L. Alm.. 17 7-lb 9.16 7.16 India Bond•.. 9 11 pr. Old Ann.. tki I Ex. Bills. V.. 3 i 3 di.. Lottery Tickets 19/. Is'. I Ounnum 45 dir. I Cons. for Ace.— 6713 0 66/1 3 per Ct. Cnos 667 671 67 661 31 per Cent 71- 7 , 4 p. r Cents 8 3 3 841 83t DEATHS. On Saturday. the 23.1 instant, at his heats at 1 . 11. 1,1 ;"1" lon, Jansen Flaws/ell Day, Esq. formerly of Taristotk street, aged 75. (►n t►e lailth instant. in the ;1111 year of his are, .14m , Vl'illiam Wall, Esq. i.t . Cooluissiiiek Castle, County %14 1 t, turd, I reknit. lAtelyr it the wev*lleed ace of 97, Owen Shone, of Ha foaluyew, parish of I.lsithedr, io the comity of C "t o Ile bail formerly beet, for tunny yearn a unsaid to Sir Julio Wynne, grandfather of She present Cued Newhoroush, ao.l afterwards became ■ rhopkeepee. He generally enjoyed ex cellest health, was a very athletic. sinner man, chin is Ito prime of life, ouch above the usual stature, sad temperate is his diet. Within half a year of his death, he could tr.ilk twelve ur thirteen mike a day with ease, but in the sprint of this year, his property be came quite exhausted, sad he was forced to hare **course to the parish stipend fora mmu tessoce. • - - . . HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BUUDGE• Heroin 49 after 9. I Eoeai.g 2* after O. LONDON t Printed nod Published al tie Office, No. Id% Strand ; where Advertiednienne are received, sad Leltrn (posi paW) oust be addressed—C. S3IITH, N e. It Cleuumes lan, Printer--7. 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