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-~, _... -~ ~- z BT. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. The WINTER COURSES of LECTURES will coin -71 rftenec on Oct o b er I st. 'HEORY and PRACTIC7 of PHYSIC, by Dr. MACLEOD and Dr. SEYMOUR. sl'l M lt r and PRACTICE o f SURGER Y , b y Mr. C/ESAR MAT-Ellal RY AIEDICA. by r SEYMOUR and Dr. MACLEOD. MIDWIFE and DISEA D SE ' S of WOMEN and CHILDREN, b 7 E TIERT IRE P.ll S. 'CAL JURISPRUDENCE, by Dr. HOPE, 1 0 ,It B. MA CLINICCLEOD.Y, 17 ,' Dr. DICKSON. AL L ECTURES I ti MEDICINE, by Dr. SEYMOUR and Dr. CIANICAL LF.CTUBESonSUR P ARY.be Sir BENJAMIN RRODIE, Mr. C. RAWKINS, and 14' BABINGTON. A Library, Museum, 'Heibarium, and Oabetions of Materia Medica ar e provided Pot. the use of the rstvaents. TRACTS _ tOR VEGETABES FOR HIS MAJESTY'A SHIPS AT DEPTFORD AND WOOLWICH.. DEPARTMENT OF THE compvibiltrt FOR VICTUALLING AND ThANSPORT SER. TAI • VICES, soIIERsIST-PLACE, Svvr. 1835. COMMISSIONERS for EXECUTING the OFFICE of LORD HIGH ADMIRAL of the u ,D KINGDOM of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, ner.ereby g i ve not i ce, that on Tneasnav, the`.l2th of November 1. it, at One o'cloek, th ey w ill b e rea d y to treat with s u ch Persons 4 Ray be Wining to Contract for supplying his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Deptford and Woolwich with VEGETABLES. T ll 3 Cont rac t to b e for Three Years, commencing on the Ist of 1536, geThe Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the said Office. Tender will be received after One o'clock, on the day of h• n ea t.9, nor any n o ti ce d un l ess the party attends, or an Agent for n. duly authorized in writin tvery Tender must be deliv g. ered at the above Office, and be ' --ce ulPanied by a L etter addressed to the Secretary if the Ad —444 7, at Somerset-place, and signed by a responsible person of ng to b ecome b ound with the person tendering, in the sum for the due performance of each of the Contracts. ADMIRALTY. SOMERSET-PLACE, SErr. 26. 1835. -11.A.LF AND RETIRED-PAY TO NAVAL OFFICERS OF THE ROYAT..IIIARINES. 'INT°TIC'E IS HEP:EBY GIVEN, That on the recei• S omerset-Platte in the WAciES DEPARTMENT, at the Admi tliativtY °lfi c't, of the Affidavit or Certificate of Iden tity Bill from each :Meer by His Majesty's Orders in Council, materl for: the amour of the half-pay or retired-pay due will be stir cut in this 'Department, which will be payable by the Tr a- tf His Mr.jesty's Navy, on the following days, viz.— On the 10th and 12th of October, to Masters, Surgeons, an 4 Pursers and their Attorneys. " n the 13th, 14th, and 15th of October, to Lieutenants at ss. and urder, and their Att orne y s . On the. 16th ' and 17th of October, to Lieutenants at 7s, and 6a. a day, and Chaplains, and their Attorneys. °P. the 19th, 0 0th and 21st of October, to Admirals, Lieute nant Generals, Major Generals, Colonels, Lieutenant Colo nels, Majors, Captains, Comma n d ers , an d R et i re d Com o m inaners, antheir Attorneys. reat convenience having been experienced by the claims of e ers, who have not chosen to receive their half-pay or retired „Ps()ti the days fixed for their Rank, being brought forword on the „ appointed for the payment of half-pay and retired-pay to "171.ieers of different Ranks, notice is hereby given that no such " fi ,lus can in future be attended to on the days not appointed for 'ulcers of th e se Ranks ; but for the accommodation of such °fficers, and also for the convenience ci those who may not have tr ~.,,nstnitted their Affidavits or Certificates su ffi ciently early to ad mit o f Payment on the above-mentioned days, a Recall will take a ce on the 23d and 25th October. g-re:;:aeirpivayhmichentth.e half-pay and retired-pay will be payable on the' first and third Wednesday in every Month, excepting during the 11_,k2..fficers resie:ing in or near London, and wishing to receive their A d f yor retired-pay in person, are requested to deliver their Somerset ' it s 0 ? Certificates into the Wages Office, at the Admiralty, raft„, ty.ouse or transmit them to the Secretary of the Atimi etnq wurnediately on the expiration of each quarter; and those At, l _V:ltg agents, are also requested to furnish their agents with h i ._ 'l'4-its and Certificates with the same dispatch, for unless w ent Vat are delivered into this Office early, delr.y in the payment kilt unavoidably ensue. As it sometimes happens that Officers s7 l ,ply, personally, for their " . r n , Pay, or Retired Pay, without h' . ving previously sent in their 2 1 davits or Certificates, as requ'a'-ed by the usual Advertisement, bi d elay or inconve-ience to which they might be subject by this ;;sight it is in the"powe': of the Officers themselves to prevent, 4P.1 adherence to tke xisting Regulations. ?ender the auth'Jrity of the Statutes relating to the pay of the thieLY---habitesides e above-mentioned modes—Officers may receive 4 ".„tay or retired pay in any of the following ways, viz. 3 " 13Y drawing a Bill for the amount, in which case they are to :give notice thereof by letter to the Secretary of the Ad r-etralty marked in the corner " Half Pay or Retired Pay Accountant General," and thereupon the proper form of a Fill of Exchange will be sent to them. `v • By a Remittance Bill, or Permanent Remittance Bill, Payable to them at or in the neighbourhood of their resi dence, by the Collector of Customs or Excise. 3 d. By Extract, or Permanent Remittance Bill, at a Dock- Iu where there is an Establishment of Pay Clerks. tileither of which cases, they must give like notice to the Secre of the Adrnirality, marked in the same manner, and a Remit to theßill or Extract, w ill th ereupon b e made out and transmitted nem, slat. all cases, the Officer signifying his desire of payment, is to -*Cc th e f oo t o f hi s l e tt er , hi s Ch r i st i an an d Surnames, his . and a full description of his residence. 11 ` i '.-.Bills of Exchange drawn under or by virtue of the Act x reo. IV., cap. 20, are not liable to the Stamp Duty. „e person r es idi ng ou t of iris Majesty's Dominions are entitled privil eges of the Act.. LONDON ana BRIGHTON RAILWAY.— );;;" Three ne w I; :aes h av i ng been surveyed during the present k , and the Public and the Inhabitants of Brighton being deeply I.:vested that the line best adapted should be selected with as little her loss el. time as ossible— by e • Dire:tors of the London and Croydon Railway, incorporated 46, of Parli amen t d ur i ng t h e S ess i on j ust terminate d , t h inki t th . e ..at for the i n f orma ti on o f th e public, that the result of 0, 0 7, v et's recently ma d e o f t wo a dditi ona l Lines (one by way of on en and the other by the Southampton Railway) do not affect, Il e on th e contrary, have cosfirmed in the strongest manner the e t.. l .olntions vet ' e d at the General Meeting of Shareholders in th e 2,ldor i rh -.ai l .way on the 16th of July last, namely— snaethe - fine of Count r y s urveyed by M r . Gibb s , f rom L on d on b or r by the Greenwi c h an d C ro yd on R a il wa y s , an d th ence b y for Horsham, and Shoreham, is greatly superior to any other - 'epose of a R a il wa y from London to Brighton. fe et; , ett en er to afford the necessary means for forming a more per the i tt dgment, the Directors deem it best to lay befare the publi c 8 e i and f a ] l %lowin g Table of the comparative levels, and of inclinations Y thi s stat el on the three lines. ment it will be observed that the line of country i 1 eYed Mr. by Gibbs, is much superior to the other two, not only plap - e quantity of level, but in the more gradual inclination of the th e excepting only the shorter portions, in which (according to Letrneurrent public testimony of the most able Engineers) it has decided to concentrate the rise in order to obtain the greater ion of levels. h at C , r • Gibb's Line . tLevel,Ft Ft. -r • II • WI it/ 1002... 5 3 5 C.: In 1188_ 4 4 33 6 in 10.8... 5 2 al: in 114...46 3 I in 107...49 4 3rl in 2138... 2 6 (CI 111...47 8 in 1289... 4 9 tikitle Directors further give notice that the Surveys and Esti °f Mr. Gibbs' line, with several recent improvements not a et; "' , ed i n t h e above gradients are prepared, and that plans and f!atitltt ' e s vrill be deposited in the usual maliner previously to an appli to Parliament in the ensuing Session. • By order of the Directors, N. it. S. YOUNG, Secretary. th e ' 3 . A Prospectus is preps containing full particulars ;. in of Zan time applications k r Shares of 20/. each (upon a deltasC foli„,"" ,00 0/. ) with a depe,sit of 1/. per Share may be ma 1 ,%5, viz. : Wil l ° t he 13ankerss ....lessrs. Jones, Lloyd, and Co; to the Solicitor, °Ringto Burchell, Esq., No. 24, Red Lion-sqnare, Holborn Secr etary to the Provisional Committee, consisting of the fel- Genemiten_ Mr. Stephenson's Line. M. Ft. pr. M . 15 ...1 in 110 L.. 4 9 550...11 7 33 330...16 Mr. Palmer's Line, M. C. Ft. pr. Al. 37 0...1 in 330...16 0 2 11...1 in 100...52 10 J. F. MAUBERT, JOHN INIOXON, Esquires. No. FRANCIS RICARDO, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street. -31:„ ° „NSIECTII, AIALLAN and SONS, Surgecn ) GREAT RUSSELL-STREET, BLOOMS ancI It No. 9, HALF MOON-STREET, PICCA -11N,64,. Prr, rietors ofthe MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM FOR Cp RF DECAYED TEETH, without Heat or Pressure, and 41 , , ODIBLE ARTIFICIAL TEETH, FIXED WITH 'V, I RES OR OTHER LIGATURES, grateful for the thei r ` ll ° e xtensive patron ag e w hi c h ha s s o em i n ently distinguished tr , t, Di e r oft'ssion a l exert i ons s i nce t h e i r arr i va l i n t h e BritishM teiiili, respe c tf u ll y announce to the i r Fr i ends an d t h e Public in call vethral i t i l . l e a e t i, th b e r l te a d tileontinue to . restorf DECAYED,,P Paris. The th ' e MINERAL SUC' 'EJ.INEUM, so univer ,°Nis rati eecunme nded by the Faculty of London and a °f rilling Teth is performed in a few second r s, without .43,""Itvit pain heat e or pressure. They also FASTEN LOOSE in a , manner singularly efficacious, and SUPPLY or PARTIAL SETS of TEETH formed of the above vip—"nODIBLE MINERAL, or of Natural Substances,without Ar t i - e o r othe r Ligatures—guaranteed to answer every purpose for The ti l ating and :Masticating.. tesult of tile M -e'ta lty are respectfully invited to witness the successful mineral SUccedaneum. 32 . Charges as in Paris. GREAT RUSSELL-STREET, BLOOMSBURY, and 9 , HALF MOON-STREET, PICCADILLY. It VOUS DE BILITY, &c.—ME DICAL 'tonit o ET HICS. —The following works will serve as guides and ki z i s r 8 to all who may feel interested in their perusal :-1. The stlf °f Life presents an extended view of the causes and effects of tjqhuse, i ntemperance, and libertinism, as tending to produce p elf t i n t Y and nervous irritation. 2. The Syphilist recommends a lit-14; the serious notice of the man of pleasure when suffering . kt 1,4„., the c onstitutional effects of syphilis, &c. 3. Hygeiana is hie "sed to the reserved and sensitive female, who may possess in te it . wG rli a confid ent i a l adviser under the most delicate circumstan lleev.e° where the hopes of maternity nave been long delayed. * e n :_ttrnonials: " These books can be safely recommended, as t ew ,_'? the moral truths they contain as for the extensive . an j suc- Nful result of the author's experience."—London Morning our tand We agree with the editor of the London Morning Journal, dit:eornmend Mr. Goss's publications for general . pertial.' tre rote Weekly Paper. " The precepts contained in this work . _ersting and useful."—Edinburgh Paper. " This p , ubl h ic f a-_ pr Ni wt . ille it neithes spares the aged voluptuary, nor the youthful aPer offers to both the most important advantages "—Glasgow %tittle female This work ( Hygeiana) is properly called an . analysis of complaints . it is written in a very peculiar style of 1'44 e4 t c i ,"niti "-"—DublinMorningJournal. " These works have 4141\1,e—routwenty editions • they combine utility and simplicity, recommendis them accorhinn-lv."—Dublin Weekly Journal. "ite r a :!. °7 ° may be had of Sherwood and Co., Paternoster-row : 96 Tr , ‘2, G rafton -street Dublin ; 12, Calton-street, Edinburgh ; M essrs fn gatei Glasgow ; and all booksellers. Price ss. each , Goss and Co.may be consulted every day, at their house ; kid in the remotest. parts of the country can be treated I nitt a „ sl.4ll .Yi on (L-scribing mnutely the case, and enclosing a re art o " f e t e , for advice and Medicine, which can be forwarded to any 4 13 e • ' lf ' world. No difficulty can occur, as the medicines will it Cik ile . 'Y Packed, and carefully protested from observation. aster -place, Stranil, London. No. 13,430, 47 .ONDON AND CROYDON RAILWAY, .4 In Continuation of the t Ineceperatet A.`e Pai ~ i m Eth d Alay last. 40,009. Yn 70i Shares, of £2O each. , The Dirieotrt hereby give notice, that they ati fiedy to H6eWe applittittions (by letter, post paid) froth Otrttit Who may be desirous Of subscribing for such Siwatt4 (It illy) as the present Shareholders may not take enter t'he option reserved to them for a period., Arettatiens will be received up to, and *Mil* the. nth of Ottober next, immediately after which I'ey will be appropriated. By order of the Directors, R; S. YOUNG-, Bkiiitaty. London and Croydon Railway Office 12, Angel -court, ThrogmortetvAtteet, September VI, 1835. T HE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. WAS PUBLISHED Tills DAY. MR. CAMPBELL'S LETTERS FROM THE SOUTH, T HE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOit. OCTOBE R Will comprise, amel% numerous other Papers by the most Distin iiitlikl Writers of the Day, LETTERS FROM THE SOUTH, . 13y THOS. CAMPBELL, Esti. Author of " The PleasOret hope." Being the result of his kW Travels to Algiers, and other Parts. These Letters will be Inillarly continued in the NEW MONTHLY MA GA Z INE till completed. Published by Henry Colburn, 13, Great Marlborough-street. O'CONNELL IN THE NORTH ! Now Publishing, Price Sixpence, on India Paper, Threepence plain (engraved on steel), A. PORTRAIT of DANIEL O'CONNELL, Esq., M.P. " The likeness is good, and the engraving excellent.". Register. '—Dublin Also, - O'CONNELL'S LETTER to the DUKE of WELLING TON, and SIX MISSIONARY SPEECHES in the NORTH. Prince One Penny each. London Wakelin, 1, Shoe-lane, Fleet-street; and all Booksellers in town and country. COMPLETE FOR SIX SHILLINGS, On th• Ist of October, elegantly bound in moracco cloth, and illus trated with a Portrait of the Author and Vignette, (the three volumes in one, originally published at 255. 6d.), _ CAPTAIN MARRYATT'S NAVAL NOVEL OF 30, STRAND. UNIVERSAL CELEBRITY. t•-) A letter from Constantinople was sent By post, and directed " To Warren" alone, Yet so universally,' even there was known The Mart, that the order immediately went To 30, the Strand—demonstrating that Fame Had spread o'er the civiliz'd world Warren's name, And given to the Jet a celebrity sure, While Fashion, Discernment, and Taste shall endure.- This Easy-shining and Brilliant Blacking, prepared by ROBERT WARREN, 30, Strand, London; and Sold in every Town in the Kingdom. Liquid, in Bottles, and Paste Blacking in Pots, at 6d.-12d., aad 18d. each. i 7 Be particular to inquire for Warren's, 30, Strand : Ali others are counterfeit. THE WOOLLEN TRADE. (From the Leeds Mercury of Saturday.) LEEDS.—There has not been so much business done at the Cloth Halls this week, arising principally from the short sup ply of goods, occasioned by the state of the weather, which has prevented the manufacturers getting their goods dry for the market. There has, however, been a fair quantity of goods sold, considering the low state of the stocks on hand. There still continues a good steady business doing in warehouses. BRADFORD.—The piece market is in a flourishing state, and tqe transactions are fully equal to recent accounts. Middle qualities of almost every description are most in demand, and find a ready sale without any decisive improvement in prices. The yarn market continues much the same as at the date of our last report. There is a good demand for the article, but spinners cannot obtain what they stand very much in need of, an advance in prices. The short wool trade has been very ac tive this week, particularly in foreign. In English long wool very little business has been doing, and low wool may be quoted a shade lower. We believe farmers remain firm. YORK.—Thursday being the Quarterly meeting of the So ciety of Friends, a wool market was held as usual ; very few buyers were present, and not more than 120 sheets of wool, including every description shown. Only little business done, prices the same as last week. LIVERPOOL COTTON-MARKET, SEPTEMBER 26. Our Cotton Market does not improve ; we have had rather more business doing, and in the early part of the week prices were fir mer ; but we cannot now even confirm this favourable symptom. Speculators have taken 1,500 American, and exporters 1,500 Ame rican and 200 Surat. The imports are—United States 4,938 ; Brazils 2,731 ; Egypt 1,317 ; Westlndies 1,805; East Indies 7,504; total 17,935 bap. The sales amount to 19,646 bags, namely— d. d. d. d. 200 Sea Islands .... 21 to 30 I 710 Maranhams,&.c 11,1 to 14. 10 Stained ditto 14 161' 2,890 Alabaman 8,780 Orleans 7l —l4 780 Surats 380 Bahiu Paras ...... 0 0 50 Carthagenas 60 Bengals 51 West India 9i —10 i 4,580 Uplands Bi— 12* 700 Pernams, &c l2* 15* Madras 0 0 - Barbacloes 80 Demeraras 124 14% 270 Egyptians l5 17 Peruvians 50 Laguayras 1 1 0 Bahamas We have had a very dull and hel 1,500 bales have been sold at the for export), nearly the whole An 11%d., and a few at 12d. itEVolbt hiLt, FIFTH AND SIXTH WILLIAM IV. AN ACS it ttin RRGUI,ATTOIki mUNIetPAL COittioitAtiOrts aL/tD AND WALES.—SEPT. 9, 1835. hIMAL a ALL AO % titAkftn§; Ariß ttAltias 'nor/. §igti*t Wi Tit 'Mfg Att Whffei c6rpBfate nl §iindtk times have been constituted within the cities, towns, and boroughs of England and Wales, to the intent that the same might for ever be and remain well and quietly governed ; and it is expedient that the charters by which the said bodies cor porate are constituted should be altered in the manner here inafter mentioned. Be it therefore enacted by the King's most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and con sent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, • in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, that so much of all laws, statutes, and usages, and so much of all royal and other charters, grants, and letters patent now in force relating to the several boroughs named in the schedules (A) and (B) to this Act annexed, or to the inhabitants thereof, or to the several bodies or re puted bodies corporate named in the said schedules, or any of them, as are inconsistent with or contrary to the provi sions of this Act, shall be, and the same are hereby re pealed and annulled. RESERVATION OP ALL RIGHTS OF PROPERTY AND RPNE• FILIAL itXOIPTIONS TO FREEMEN, THEIR WIVES AND ttiLtbktri. . . . 2. And whereas In divers titles, to*fls, and btifthigitS; the common lands and public stock of such cities, Wine, Mid boroughs, and the rents and profits thereof, have been held and applied AA' the particUlaf benefit Of the citizens, free men, and burgesses of the said cities, towdl, and bOftitighs respectively, or certain of them, or of the widower or kin dred of them, or of certain of them, and have not been ap plied to public purposes t be it therefore enacted, that every person who no* is er hereafter May lid an inhabitant of any borough, and also ever) , person who has been admitted or who . might hereafter have been admitted a freeman or bur gess of any borough if this Act had net been passed, or who now is or hereafter rho , lie the wife of viiidoW or son or daughter of 6hy freeman burgess, or who may have espoused or may hereafter espouse the daughter or widow of any freeman or burgess, or Who has been or may hereafter be bound an apprentice, shall have and enjoys and he entitled to acquire and enjoy, the same share and benefit of the lath, tenements, and hereditaments; and tit the rents and profits thereof, and of the &Amnon lands and public ttoe of or borough or body corporate, and of any lands, tenements, and hereditaments, and any sum or sums of money, chattels, securities for money, or other personal estate, of which any person or any body corporate may be seised or possessed ih whole or in part for any charitable uses or trusts, as fully and effectually, and for such time and in such manner, as he or she, by any statute, charter, bye-law, or custom In force at the time of passing this Act might or could have had, ac quired, or enjoyed in case this Act had not been passed: Provided always, that the total amount to be divided amon g st d' the persons whose rights are herein roservein this beh alf shall not exceed the surplus which shall remain after pay ment of the interest of all lawful debts chargeable upon the real or personal estate out of which the sums so to be divi ded have arisen, together with the salaries of municipal ofll - and all other lawful expenses which, on the sth day of June, were defrayed out of or chargeable upon the same : Provided also,_that nothing hereinbefore contained shall be construed to apply to any claim, right, or title of any bur= gesses or freemen, or of any person, to any discharge or ex emption from any tolls or dues levied wholly or in part by or to the use or benefit of any borough or body corporate ; and that, after the passing of this Act no person shall have or be entitled to claim thenceforward any discharge or exemp tion from any tolls or dues lawfully levied in whole or in part by or to the use of any body corporate, except as here inafter is excepted : Provided nevertheless, that every per son who, on the sth day of June in this present year, was an inhabitant, or was entitled to be admitted a freeman and burgess of any borough, or who on the said sth day of June was the wife or widow, son or daughter of any freeman or burgess of any borough, or who on the said sth day of June was bound an apprentice, shall be entitled to have or acquire and enjoy the same discharge or exemption from any tolls or dues lawfully levied in whole or in part by or to the use of any borough or body corporate as fully and for such time and in such sort as he or she, by any statute, charter, bye law, or custom in force on the said sth day of June, might or would have had, acquired, and enjoyed the same if this Act had not been passed, and no further or otherwise : Provided also, that where, by any statute, charter, bye law, or custom in force within any borough at the time of passing this Act, any person whose rights in this behalf are herein reserved would have been liable in case this Act had not been passed to pay any fine, fee, or sum of money to any body corporate, or to any member, officer, or ser vant of any body corporate, in consideration of his freedom, or of his or her title to such rights as are herein reserved, no such person shall be entitled to have or claim any share or benefit in respect of the rights herein reserved as afore said until he or she shall have paid the full amount of such fine, fee, or sum of money to the treasurer of such borough, appointed under the provisions of this Act, on account of the borough fund hereinafter mentioned : Pro vided also, that nothing in this Act contained shall be construed to entitle any person to any share or benefit of the rights herein reserved who shall not have first fulfilled every condition which, if this Act had not passed, would have been a condition precedent to his or her being enti tled to the benefit of such rights, so far as the same is ca pable of being fulfilled according to the provisions of this Act, or to strengthen, confirm, or affect any claim, right, or title of any burgesses or freemen of any borough or body corporate, or of any person, to the benefit of any such rights as are hereinbefore reserved, but the same in every case may be brought in question, impeached, and set aside in like manner as if this Act had not been passed. !avy Cotton market to-day : about prices of yesterday (200 of them merican descriptions, from Bd. to Comparative View of the Imports and Exports of Cotton into and from the whole Kingdom, from the Ist of January to the 19th inst., and of the Imports and Exports for the same period last year : American South American 1111 li t , lan _ 4,,,,,„,„, 7 71..4 i. t:- ‘ • -- s , _if , - - —.... ..,., . ic . ... , -, %, , I ...",;• ;(i.kkA:1i,,,,.,!: ) '' - ' 0/41 i ~, •Ar.- -0 . ---- ( i Lt r,) l-:' :4; 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And be it enacted, L'36l. after the passing of this Act the metes and bounds of the seVal /16rptIghs named in the first section of the said schedules (A) and 619 for the purposes (dila§ Act, shall be the same as the lirtlffs thereof respectively settled and deteribed in an Act passed in the Stitund and third year of the reign of hit present Ma jesty, intituled it An Act to settle and describe the di visions of counties and the links of cities and boroughs in England and Wales, so far as respecfg the election of Mem bers to serve in Parliament ;" and the metes titid bounds of the several boroughs named in the second section of the said schedules for the purposes of this Act, shall be and re main as the same are now taken to be, until such time as Parliament shall otherwise direct :—Provided, neverthe less, that notwithstanding anything herein contained no parish or place, or part of any parish or place, which is de tached from the main part of such borough, or county of a city, or toWn corporate, shall after the passing of this Act be included veithiti any such borough or, county; and sub ject to this provislOti, the metes and and bounds of every such borough and county shall include the whole of the li berties of such borough or county, by land and by water, as the sortie now are or are taken to be. EVERY PLACk iNtillettkil 'WITHIN THE BOUNDS OF A BO ROUGH TO BE PAtif Of S I# 00110U011.---PARTS CUT OFF FROM THE BOROUGH l i t) neI,ABSD TART OF AtliolgiNG COUNTY. 8. And be it enacted, that every place and precbiet shall be included within the metes and bounds of any loo' rough as herein-before provided, dliti none other, shall be hart Of etteh borough, and in those boroughs which are counties of &it-helves shall be part of Such county and of none other ; and in every own which the metes and bounds of any borough or county under the provisions of this Act Shull not inelude any place or precinct which before the pass ing of this Act itus part of such borough or county, siteh place or precinct shall tilefieeforward be taken to be part of the county wherein such plaCd o pieeinct is situated, or with which it has the longest common boutalr : Pro vided, nevertheless, that if any such place or precinct shalt have been liable before die passing of this Act to contri bute to any rate made for the purpose of satisfying any litiVrtil debt to which the rate . -payers of such borough or county were liablosto contribute before, the passing' of this Act ; and in case any &Terence shall arise concerning the pro ptlitioii Of such debt as ought therefore to be p aid and contri buted in regpett Of, such place or precinct, it shall be lawful for the senior justice of oggite for the county of which such place or precinct shall thenceforWilfd be taken to be part, on his clretlit, on the applit±aticin of the council Of' such borough, or of the chairman Of a pttltlic mating of the fatevayers of such place or precinct, to appeint by writing under his hand a barrister not having any interest hi the qtiastion to arbitrate between the parties, and by his award nuder his hand and seal to assets the proportion, if any, of such debt as ought therefore to be paid end contributed in respect of such place or precinct ; and such arbitrates' shall also assess the costs of the arbitration, and shall direct by whom, and ilk what proportion, and put of what fund, the same shall be paid ; and such rate as aforesaid shall continue to be levied by warrant of the council of such borough, and paid by such place or precinct, as if this Act had not passed, until such proportion shall have been fully paid and satisfied to the treasurer of the borough, and do longer : Provided nevertheless, that every county gaol, house of correction, or lunatic asylum, mutt of justice, or judge's lodgings, which at the time of the passing of this Act is taken to be for any purpose within any county, shall mill, for all such purposes, be taken to be within such county, anything herein contained to the contrary notwithstanding. OCCUPIERS OP 11070 ES AND SHOPS RATED FOR THREE YEARS TO THE RELIEF THE POOR, ENTITLED TO BE BURGESSES, IF RESIDENT HOUSEHOLDERS WITHIN SEVEN HILEs.--ALltiSs AND PERSONS WHO HAVE RECEIVED PAROCHIAL RELIEF Ndf TO BE ENROLLED. 9. And be it enacted, that every tta4e person of full age who, on the last day of August in any year, Shill have occu pied any house, warehouse, counting-house, or shop s within any borough during that year and the whole of each of the two preceding years, and also during the time of such occu pation, shall have been an inhabitant householder within the said borough, or within seven miles of the said borough, thrill, if duly enrolled in that year, according to the provisions hereinafter contained, be a burgess of such borough, and member of the body corporate of the mayor, aldermen, and burgesses of such borough : Provided always, that no such person shall be so enrolled in any year, unless he shall Piave been rated in respect of such premises so occupied by him within the borough to all rates made for the relief of the poor of the parish wherein such premises are situated during the time of his occupation as aforesaid, and un less he shall have paid on or before the last day of August as aforesaid all such rates, including therein all borough rates, if any, directed to be paid under the provisions of this Act, as shall have become payable by hint lit respect of the said premises, except such as shall become payable within six calendar months next before the said last day of August. Provided also, that the premises in respect of the occupation of which any person shall have been so rated need not be the same premises or in the same parish, but may be different premises in the same parish, or in different parishes. Provided also, that no person being an alien shall be so enrolled in any year, and that no person shall be so enrolled in any year, who within twelve calendar months next before the said last day of. August, shall have received parochial relief or other alms, or any pension or charitable allowance from any fund intrusted to the charitable trustees of such borough hereinafter mentioned. Provided that in every case provided in this Act the distance of seven miles shall be computed by the nearest public road or way by land or water. MEDICAL ASSISTANCE OR INSTRUCTION IN ENDOWED SCHOOLS NOT TO BE A CAUSE OF DISQUALIFICATION. _______ 10. And be it enacted, that no medical or surgical as sistance given by the charitable trustees of any borough shall be taken to be such charitable allowances as shall dis qualify any person from being enrolled a burgess as afore said ; nor shall any person be so disqualified by reason that any child of such person shall have been admitted and taught within any public or endowed school. OCCUPIERS MAY CLAIM TO BE RATED. 11. And be it enacted, that in every borough it shall be lawful for any person occupying any house, warehouse, counting-house, or shop to claim to be rated to the relief of the poor in respect of such premises, whether the landlord shall or shall not be liable to be rated to the relief of the poor in respect thereof ; and upon such occupier so claim ing, and actually paying or tendering the full amount of the last-made rate then payable in respect of such pre mises, the overseers of the parish in which such premises are situate are hereby required to put the name of such occupier upon the rate for the time being ; and in case such overseer shall neglect or refuse so to do, such occu pier shall nevertheless, for the purposes of this Act, be deemed to have been rated to the relief of the poor in re spect of such premises, from the period at which the rate shall have been made, in respect of which he sholl have so claimed to be rated as aforesaid : Provided always, that where, by virtue of any Act of Parliament the landlord shall be liable to the payment of the rate for the relief of the poor, in respect of any .premises occupied by his te nant, nothing herein contained shall be deemed to vary or discharge the liability of such landlord ; but in case the tenant who shall have been rated for such premises, in consequence of h.ny such claim as aforesaid shall make default in the payment of the poor-rate payable in re spect thoreof, such landlord shall be and remain liable for the payment thereof in the same manner as if he alone had been rated in respect of the premises so occupied by his tenant. IN CASE OF TITLES BY DESCENT, &C., 110 W THE OCCUPA. TION IS TO BE RECKONED. 12. And be it enacted, that where any house, ware house, couniing-house, or shop in any borough shall come to any person by descent, marriage, marriage settlement, devise, or promotion to any benefice or office, such person shall be entitled to reckon the occupancy and rating, in re spect of the occupancy thereof by the person from or by whom such house, warehouse, counting-house, or shop shall have so come to him, as his own occupancy and rating con jointly with the time during which he shall have since occupied and been rated for the same, and shall be entitled to be enrolled a burgess in respect of such sue cessive occupancy and rating, provided he shall be other wise qualified as herein provided. Pnici 7D. a certain of hath prevailed, and certain bye-laws have been made, that no person, not being free of a city, town, or borough, or of certain guilds, mysteries, or trading com panies within the same, or some or one of them, shall keep an;' Shop or place for putting to show or sale any or cer tain war's or merchandise by way of retail or otherwise, or use any or certain trades, occupations, mysteries, or handi crafts fo"r hire, ;Tait), or sale within the same ; be it en acted, that, notwithstt:. riding any such custom or bye-law, every person in any bOrongt; may keep any shop for the saidlawful wares and meftl,F•A: s discs by wholesale or re tail, and use bstrFy lawful trade,oecupartoo, mystery, and handi craft, for hire, gato, sale, or otherwise, within any borough. 5 OVERSEERS TO MAKE LIST§ Or ALL PERSON' ENTITLED TO PYROESSES IN THEIR REgFECTIVE PAR:SHES. 15. And he it enacted, that on the firth day of g.?ptcm ber in every year the overseers of the poor of every parish wholly or in part within any borough, shall make out an alphabetical list, to be called "the Burgess List," according to the Form No, 1,, in the schedule (D) to this Act an nexed, of all persons who shall be entitled to be enrolled in the burgess-roll of that year, according to the provisions of this Act, in respect of property within such parish, and the overseers shall sign such burgess lists, and shall deliver the same to the town-clerk of the borough on the said fifth day of September in every year, and shall keep a true copy of such lists, to be perused by any person, without payment of any fee, at all reasonable hours between the fifth and fifteenth days of September in every year ; and the town-clerk shall forthwith cause copies to be printed of all overseers' lists delivered to him, and shall deliver a copy of all such lists to any person requiring the same, on payment of a reasonable price for each copy, and shall cause a copy of all such lists to be fixed on or near the outer door of the town-hall, or in some public and conspicuous situation within the borough, an every day during the week next preceding the fifteenth day of September in every year. AS TO BOROUGHS IN WHICH THERE IS NO TOWN-CLERK.--- AS TO PRECINCTS, &C., WHERE THERE ARE NO OVERSEERS. M. Provided always, and be it enacted, that in any bo rough where there shall be no town-clerk, or in which the town-clerk shall be dead or incapable of acting, all matters by this Act required to be done by and with regard to the town-clerk shall be done by and with regard to the person executing duties in such borough similar to those of town clerk, and if there be no such person, or if such person shall be dead or incapable of acting, then by and with re gard to such fit person as the mayor of such borough shall appoint in that behalf : Provided always, that every pre cinct or place, whether extra-parochial or otherwise, which shall have no overseers, shall, for the purpose of making out such lists as aforesaid, be deemed within the parish ad joining thereto, such parish being wholly or in part situate within the same borough as such precinct or place, and if such precinct or place shall adjoin two or more parishes so situate as aforesaid, it shall be deemed to be within the least populous of such parishes according to the last census for the time being ; and the overseers of the poor of every such parisb inzTrt in the list for their parish the names of all persons who umiak; have been entitled to be inserted in the lists for such precinct or rdace, if such precinct or place had had overseers or been rated to the maintenance of the poor. PERSONS OMITTED FROM THE OVERSEERS ' LISTS TO GIVE NOTICE TO THE TOWN-CLERL-NOTICES AS TO ?ER'. SONS NOT ENTITLED TO BE RETAINED IN THE LISTS.-- LISTS OF CLAIMANTS, AND OF PERSONS OBJECTED TO, TO BE PUBLISHED, &C. 17. And be it enacted, that every person whose name shall have been omitted in any burgess-list, and who shall claim to have his name inserted therein, shall, on or before the 15th day of September in every year, give notice thereof to the town-clerk in writing, according to the Form No, 2, in the said schedule (D), or to the like effect ; and every person whose name shall have been inserted in any burgess list for any borough may object to any other person as not being entitled to have his name retained in the burgess list for the same borough, and every person so objecting shall, on or before the. 15th day of September in every year, give to the town-clerk of such borough, and also give to the person objected to, or leave at the pre. mises for which he shall appear to be rated in the burgess list, notice thereof in writing according to the Form No. 3, in the said schedule (D), or to the like effect, and every town-clerk shall include the names of all persons so claiming to be inserted on the burgess list in a list according to the Form No. 8, in the said schedule (D), and shall include the names of all persons so objected to as not entitled to be re tained on the burgess list in a list according to the Form No. b, in the said schedule (D), and shall cause copies of such several lists to be fixed on or near the outer door of the town-hall, or in some public and conspicuous situa tion within such borough during the eight days next pre ceding the first day of October in every year ; and the town-clerk shall likewise keep a copy of the names of all perems so claiming as aforesaid , and also a copy of the names of all persons so objecte d to as aforesaid, to be pe rused by any person, without payment ( ;f any fee, at all rea sonable hours, during the eight days, Sunda.; excepted, next preceding the first day of October in every yew'', and shall deliver a copy of each of such lists to any person reti:liring the same, on payment of a sum not exceeding one shiln:ig for each copy. MAYOR AND ASSESSORS TO REVISE LISTS, AND, UPON pUE PROOF, TO . INSERT AND EXPUNGE NAMES. 18. Anci be it enacted, that the mayor and the two as sessors hereinafter mentioned, to be chosen every year by the burgesses of every *rough, shall hold an open Court within such borough, for the purpose of revising the said burgess lists at some time between the Ist day of October inclusive, and the 15th day of October in clusive in the year 1836, and every succeeding year, having first given three clear days' notice of the holding of such Court, to be fixed on or near the outer door of the town-hall, or in some public and conspicuous situation within the borough ; and the town-clerk of every' such borough shall, at the opening of the Court, produce the said lists, and a copy of the lists of the persons claiming and of the persons objected to, ao made out as aforesaid ; and the overseers, vestry clerks, and collectors of poor rates of every parish wholly or in part within every such borough shall attend the Court, and shall answer upon oath all such questions as the Court may put to them, or any of them, touching any matter necessary for revising the burgess lists ; and the mayor shall insert in such lists the name of every person who shall be proved, to the satisfaction of the Court, to he intitled to be inserted therein, according to the provisions of this Act, and shall retain on the said list the names of all persons to whom no objection shall have been duly made, and shall also retain on the said lists the name of every person who shall have been objected to by any person, unless the party so objecting shall appear by himself or by some one on his behalf in support of such objection ; and where the name of any person inserted in any one of the said lists shall have been duly objected to, and the person objecting shall appear by himself or by some one on his be half in support of such objection, the Court shall require proof of the qualification of the person so objected to ; and in case the qualification of such person shall not be proved to the satisfaction of the Court, the Mayor shall expunge the name of every such person from the said lists, and he shall also expunge from the said lists the name of every person who shall be proved to the Court to be dead, and shall correct any mistake, or supply any omission which shall be proved to the Court to have been made in any of the said lists in respect of the name or place of abode of any peron who shall be included in any such list, or in respect of the loyal description of his property : Provided always, that no per son's name shall be inserted by the mayor in any such list. or shall be expunged therefrom, except in the case of death, unless notice shall have been given as is hereinbefore re quired in each of the said cases. POWER TO MAYOR, &C., OF ADJOURNING, OF ADMINISTER ING OATHS, &C.-MAYOR SHALL SIGN THE LISTS IN OPEN COURT. _ case of leis absence front the kingdom o the next judge in the Commission of Assize for the summer circuit in this; year for every county, shall, before the last day of Sep tember in this year, appoint so many barrister.s as the said judge shall deem necessary to revise the lists of burgesses of every borough in or adjoining to such county ; and the town and county of the town of Kingston-upon-Hull shill for this purpose be considered as next adjoining to the county of York, and the town of Berwick-upon-Tw.. ed, and town and county of the town of Newcastle-upo Tyne, as next adjoining to the county of Northumberland, and the city and county of the city of Bristol as next ad joining to the county of Somerset ; and the said judge 6 h a :l have power to appoint one or more barristers to re vise t hs l lists for the same borough, and the same barrister to revise 11'9 lists of more than one borough ; and the bar rister so appoint: l to any borough shall for that purposo, daring this year, be in the 1 71 ace and stead of the mayor and assessors of such borough, dud shall revise the lists of burgesses in this year, in the man."er herein-before enacted, concerning the mayor and assessors in every succeeding year; and if it shall be made to appear' to the said judge that for any cause such lists cannot be revi sed within - the period directed by this Act, it shall be iowful for such judge, and he is hereby required to appoint cne or more barristers to act in the place of or in addition to those originally appointed ; and every such barrister so subse quently appointee shall have the same power as if origin ally appointed ; ana every barrister appointed to re vise any lists under this Act shall be paid at the rate of five guineas for every day that he shall be so employed, over and above his travelling and other expenses ; and every such barrister, after the terminating of his last sitting, shall lay, or cause to be laid before the lords Commissioners of his Majesty's treasury for the time being, a statement of the number of days during which he shall have been so em ployed in each borough, and an account e the travelling and other expenses incurred by him in respect. of such em ployment ; and the said Lords Commissioners :'ball make an order for the amount to be paid to such barrister out of the Consolidated Fund : Provided nevertheless, that as soon as a council shall be chosen in any borough under the provisions of this Act, the said Lords Commissioners shall make an order on the council of such borough for the amount of daily salary hereinfrdore enacted to be paid to such bar rister during the time that he shall have been employed in revising the lists of such borough ; and the council of such borough shall forthwith cause the same to be repaid to the said Lords Commissioners out of the borough fund of such borough ; and the same, if not paid, shall be deemed to be a debt due to his Majesty, and recoverable as such. AFFIRMATION MAY BE SUBSTITUTED FOE OATH. 21. And be it enacted, that every person authorised by law to make an affirmation instead of taking an oath, shall make such affirmation in every case in which by this Act an oath is required to be taken ; and if any person taking any oath required by this Act, or making any affirmation instead of taking such oath, shall wilfully swear or affirm falsely, such person shall be deemed guilty of perjury, and shall be punished accordingly. REVISED BOROUGH LISTS TO BE KEPT BY THE TOWN CLERK, AND COPIED INTO BOOKS, WITH THE NAMES NUMBERED. -SUCH BOOK TO BE THE ROLL OF BURGESSES ENTITr.ED TO VOTE.-NO STAMP DUTY PAYABLE ON ENROLMENT. 22. And be it enacted, that the burgess lists so revised, and signed as last aforesaid, shall be delivered by the mayor to the town clerk of such borough, who shall keep the same, and shall cause the said burgess lists to be fairly and truly copied into one general alphabetical list in a book to be by him provided for that purpose, with every name therein numbered, beginning the numbers from the first rime, and continuing them in a regular series to the last name, and shall cause such books to be completed on or before the twenty-second day of October in every year, and shall de liver such books, together with the lists, at the expiration of his office, to the person succeeding him in such office ; and every such book in which the said burgess lists shall have been copied shall be the burgess-roll of the burgesses of such borough entitled to vote, after the passing of this Act, 5n the choice of the councillors, assessors, and auditors of such borough as hereinafter mentioned, at any election which may take place in such borough between the Ist day of Novenier inclusive in the year wherein such burgess-roll shall have bent made, and the first day of November in the succeeding year ; provided that no stamp duty shall be pay able in respect of ti':%e admission, registry, or enrolment of any burgess, according L 'e the provisions of this Act. COPIES OP THE BURGESS ROLL TO BE PRINTED FOR SALE. 23. And be it enacted, tha." the town-clerk of every bo rough shall cause to be written o.v printed copies of the bur gess roll in every year, and shall de liver such copies to all persons applying for the same, on paym ent of a reasonable price for each copy ; and the monies 'islng from the sale thereof, and of the overseers' lists, and of '.be lists of claims and objections as aforesaid, shall be paid ocer to the trea surer of such borough, and shall be applied by in aid of the borough fund hereinafter mentioned. EXPENSES OF OVERSEERS HOW TO BE DEFRA .7ED• 24. And be it enacixd, that the said council of ecery bo rough shall take an acco:int of the reasonable expenses in curred by the overseers of :he poor in Parrying into artti t. the several provisions of this.'pct so far as relates to the said lists, and shall order the treasur& of the said borough to pay the same out of the borough fund .ot the said borough. MAYOR, ALDERMEN, AND COUNCILLORS TO BE CHOSEN IN EVERY BOROUGH, WHO TOGETHER SHALL CONSTI- TUTE THE COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH. 25. And be it enacted, That in every borough shall be elected, at the time and in the manner here inafter men tioned, one fit person, who shail be and be called " the Mayor" of such borough ; and a certain number of fit persons, who shall be and be called " Aldermen" of such borough ; and a certain number of other fit persons, who shall be and be called " the Councillors" of such borough , and such mayor, aldermen, and councillors for the time being shall be and be called " the Council" of such bo ,:mgh ; and the number of persons so to be elected council lor, o f such borough shall be the number of persons in that behalf m,:ntioned in conjunction with the name of such bo rough in thel;hedules (A) and (B) to the Act annexed ; and the number of p e rsons so to be elected aldermen shall be one third of the number of persons so to he elected councillors ; and on the ninth day of November in the present year the councillors first to be ,?lected under the provis:ons of this Act, and on the ninth day of November in the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty-eight, and in every third succeeding year, the council for the time being of every borough, shall elect &col the councillors, or from the persons qupilified to be councillors, the aldermen of such borough , or so many as shall be neede:-I to supply the places of those who shalt then go out of office a icording to the provisions hereinafter.con tained ; and that von the 9th day of November in the yeer one thousand eight hums red and thirty-eight, and in every third succeeding year, one half of the number appointed as aforesaid to be the whole ritituber of the aldermen of every borough shall go out of office and the councillors imme diately after the first election of ahiormen shall appoint who shall be the aldermen who shall gor out of office in the year 1838, and thereafter those who shall go out of office shall always be those who have been aldermt:o for the longest time without re-election : Provided always,. .that any alder men so going out of office may be forthwith re-,llected, if then qualified as herein provided ; Provided also, ti:o.t the alder men so going out of office shall not be entitled L 9 vote in the 2tion of a new alderman. MAYOR AND ALDERMEN TO CONTINUE TO BE ME31: 13 " 8 OF • THE COUNCIL DURING THEIR OFFICE S . 26. And be it enacted, that the mayor and aldermen shall during their respective offices, continue to be members- of the council of the borough, notwithstanding anything here inafter contained as to councillors going out of office at the end of three years. FUTURE VACANCIES IN THE OFFH t i. OF ALDERMAN : HUM, TO PE FILLED UP. 27. And be it enacted, that whenever any extraordinary vacancy shall take place in the office of alderman of any borough, the council of such borough shall, within ten days after such vacancy shall occur, on a day to be fixed by the mayor for such purpose, elect some other fit person' to fill such vacancy, either from the councillors or from the per song qualified to be councillors ; and in case any councillor sha l t! be elected to fill the office of alderman, then the va cancy v ,kich will thereby be occasioned in the council shall be filled up at the time and in the manner hereinafter di rected ; and every person so elected an alderman to fil 1 an extraordinary va cancy shall hoM such office until the time when the person ill the room of whom he was chosen would regularly have gone out of office, and he shall then go out of office, but may be re-elected if then qualified as herein provided. WHO ARE NOT QUALIFIED TO BE CHOSEN MAYOR OP COUN 19. And be it • enacted, that every mayor bolding any Court under this Act for the revision of the said lists shall have power to adjourn the same from time to time, so that no such adjourned Court shall be held after the 15th day of October in any year, and shall have power to require any overseer, or person having the custody of any book con taining any rate made for the relief of the poor during that or any preceding year, in any parish wholly or in part within the borough, to produce the same and allow the same to be inspected at any Court to be held for the revision of the burgess lists, and shall have power to administer an oath to the town-clerk and to the overseers, and to all persons claiming to be inserted in or making objection to the omis sion or insertion of any name in any of the said lists, and to all persons objected to in any of such lists, and to all per sons claiming to have any mistake in any of such lists cor rected, and to all witnesses who may be tendered or exa-' mined on either side ; and the mayor and assessors shall, upon the hearing in open Court, determine upon the va lidity of such claims and objections, and the mayor shall, in open court, write his initials against the names respectively struck out or inserted, and against any part of the said lists in which any mistakes shall have been corrected, and shall sign his name to every page of the several lists so settled. BARRISTERS TO BE APPOINTED TO REVISE LISTS IN THE FIRST YEAR. 20. And be it enacted, that the senior judge, or in CILLOR. 28. 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Geo. on , Ne vingt l uare, Stoke vr. j at ; , er . 0 0 110 3 /' 131): 1 Y of round Graves? anc-st reel , f net .wis, Esq.' ° 00 ear , MI oar c d _lOl9 wingtow a' , ,William rout- 9 he son ot It hi s regi bolt Drag. ° Llcl9 >clisedgetni!aitol'' s W il ‘ r th, Thou la A Wilson, an . a:A-15.g ivrintert of - late ti niece to tb „ o f Ur. fle wetso, ag ed 19 A-1 t Nom, d-creseen 'earn). ' c;f -ouNG , u ntY - the a , in I I'llb. 1115. NO FREEDOM TO BE ACQUIRED BY GIFT OR PURCHASE. 3. Provided always, and be it enacted, that from and after the passing of this Act no person shall be elected, made, or admitted a burgess or freeman of any borough by gift or purchase. RRSERVATION OF THE PARLIAMENTARY FRANCHISE TO FREEMEN. 4. And whereas the right of voting in the election of Members to serve in Parliament was, by an Act passed in the second year of the reign of his present Majesty, intituled " An Act to amend the Representation of the People of England and Wales," preserved to all persons who then were, or thereafter might become, freemen or butlgesses of any city or borough, subject to the conditions and provi sions in that Act contained ; be it therefore enacted, that every person who, if this Act had not been passed, would have enjoyed, as a burgess or a freeman, or might here after have acquired, in respect of birth or servitude, as a burgess or freeman, the right of voting in the election of a Member or Members to serve in Parliament for any city or borough, shall be entitled to enjoy or acquire such right of voting, as fully as if this Act had not been passed ; and the town-clerk of every city or borough re turning a Member or Members to Parliament, shall at all times hereafter do and perform all things appertaining to the due registration of the freemen or burgesses of such city or borough, according. to the provisions of the said Act. FREEMEN'S ROLL TO BE MADE OUT AND KEPT BY THE TOWN-CLERK. 5. And be it enacted, that the town-clerk of every bo rough shall, on or before the first day of December next, make out a list, to be called " The Freemen's Roll," of all persons who, at the time of the passing of this Act, shall have been admitted as burgesses or freemen of such bo rough ; and that whenever any person shall hereafter be come entitled to be admitted a burgess or freeman for the purposes aforesaid of such borough in respect of birth, ser vitude, or marriage, and shall claim to be admitted accor dingly, the mayor of such borough shall examine into such claim, and upon such claim being established, every such person shall thereupon be admitted and enrolled by the town-clerk of such borough upon the freemen's roll ; and the town-clerk shall keep a true copy of such roll, to be perused by any person, without payment of any fee, at all reasonable times ; and shall deliver a copy thereof to any person requiring the same, on payment oF a reasonable price for such copy. CORPORATIONS TO BE STYLED MAYOR, ALDERMEN, AND BURGESSES. 6. And be it enacted, that after the first election of coun cillors under this Act in any borough, the body or reputed body corporate named in the said schedules in connection with such borough shall take and bear the name of the mayor, aldermen, and burgesses of such borough, and by that name shall have perpetual succession, and shall be capable in law, by the Council hereinafter mentioned of such borough, to do and suffer all acts which now lawfully they and their suc cessors respectively may do and suffer by any name or ti tle of incorporation ; and the Mayor of each of the said boroughs shall be capable in law to do and suffer all acts which the chief officer of ' such borough may now lawfully NO NEW BURGESSES TO BE ADMITTED, WHO ARE NOT QUALIFIED UNDER THIS ACT. 13. And be it enacted, that after the passing of this Act no person shall be enrolled a burgess of any borough for the purpose of enjoying the rights conferred for the first time by this Act, in respect of any title other than by oc cupancy and payment of rates within such borough, accord ing to the meaning and provisions of this Act. EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS OF TRADING ABOLISHED. 14. A.9/1 whereas in divers cities, towns, and boroughF! FRANK MILDMA Y. " The Author of Peter Simple' and Jacob Faithful' stands alone among the writers of his century in the power of presenting life as it is."—Spectator. *.* Those persons who wish to be supplied with the above Work on the day of Publication, are requested to give their imme diate Orders, to prevent disappointment. Published for Henry Colburn, by R. Bentley. Supplied by every Bookseller throughout the Kingdom. ice Four Shillings, FOREIGN REVIEW; .TERLY JOURNAL, No. 11. 'ANTE. 7. The Fudges i■ England— Lydia Tomkins. 8. Burnes's Travels in Bok hara—Central Asia I. Francs. 'lO. Corporation Reform—Evi dence in the House of Lords. 11. Postscript to Article HI. :adilly ; Galignani, Paris ; and all In a few days, pri , THE BRITISH and or, EUROPEAN QUAR' CONT 1. Russia, Persia, and India— Designs of Russia. 2. Education of the Aristocracy —Public Schools. 3. Prussian Commercial League. 4. Origin and Advantages of Scientific Associations. 3. Free Town of Cracow.—lnde pendence of Poland. 6. Quin's Voyage down the Da nube—Treaty of Unkiar Skolessi. James Ridgway and Sons, Pica' Booksellers. Into the Kingdom this year. Bags. 671,659 112,931 West Indies, Demerara, &c. East Indies Egypt, &e. Total of all descriptions Same period last year. Bags. American 677,231 South American West Indies, Demerara, &e. East Indies Egypt, &c. Increase of Imports as compared with tame period last year ... Exports in 1835. American, 31,391 ; Brazil, 6,726 ; East India, 36,443 West India, 65 ; other kinds, 30. Total in 1835 Same period last year .. 73,693 Estimated Stocks. On the 18th of September, 1834 ... 225,800 Same time, 1835 We are happy to find, from the Waterford Chro nicle, that the odious decision of the Tory Committee, which virtually disfranchised the independent freeholders of Carlow, has not broken their spirit or relaxed their efforts for a‘future contest. The French money expended in this country is but as a shilling in the pound, compared with the British money laid out in France. CONDUIT STREET, SEPTettnra 12. POPULAR NEW NOVELS. 1. THE PACHA OF MANY TALES. Captain Marryat, 2. THE WIFE. The Hon. Mrs. Norton. 3. MY NEIGHBOURHOOD. Author of Collegians. A. HARRY CALVERLEY. Author of Cecil Hyde. 5. ANNE GREY, Mits Lister. 6. THE TWO FRIENDS. Countess of Blessington. 7. THE MAYOR OF WINDGAP. Banim. Saunders and Otley, Conduit-street, Iluttuttr-square. Illustrated by 128 Vignettes, from designs by Stothard and Turner. 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