The Sun. — London, England, 1819-11-08 00:00:00

2 - t•ir Coi f ,( t, /44/ OS I l!t 4 $ k‘ fir,,-ti . •- „ *.N . , \ .`; ,-, t! f ; , , 0 ~ . : '-. . ".' cS- : ' ''.' i• • ' *.. 1 • •_, • • •••• 't• - •`' hrt, / , ... . • • • -, / , ...7t. , _. c • -• _. . , ~ • . - ..... -•*:'&, ' X-; •:7 "Z . ' -- --8, - ....... .••; . .., . ~....„ bit. } r- sr-1 i., , ..' ..,,._ —, lli . ,(j. ''-- ) t (.. : .-t .Vi. 7 ...''' .#, -. f •,.- ,• - .... . ~ 14.4„.....:1 ir • * , z,, . r ;.} • - : ;:,'h•-: tlt 3.4••• • ~ . -::----;-)S,)ff'4 I'.:--1 ; •' '•"•• -4 --,? 1-!'z--h.• 014, - ..s- - i,:_, ... V. ,.. . ~.p . .., ,7. 1,0 .,, .- ~.. ;-.. i - % ....-- ..,!-..-: ..- -,,,,-- kliAl 4Ji 71 -----\ ‘t .y; 0 .OIP AN. • i 1 In• rain- 11an . Esq• €4 l / 1P ,-7 , :i : :' .- ,-..:: .1 ,,, ,: - k eAeir--; -- .._ NOVEMBER 8 1819. : NTTMDFR P4P0.1 A rlieZ, man llow- it: n t in been Either. boat went was weuk 110 Si been very ► „ntl lock, iy it4 tie i the boll► and fire' bio nv IC Judi. ,ne t ► "der. habi t the inioa e fire wds :sso• cc 0 k lie e ile' e qrt Irts" w ith glert 16 4 C Ir ts . t)i)tl (I n° l i illel' ave ‘1 Ile °I firC i‘ 's A nti Flog loifiti i ..,''' ot h of ._...-, U s ' W e !, re ,t e reC t !!, fcctl. per °%l 1 ,:ot , I,ol' in the P° --• kiCTU, IL L I. OFFJGE', - .September 3,1 3 Iv. HIT, myiriss lON E for vlc r U. 4 LL ING Hi.s .111,1JE'STY' tidrY heiefq Sire Notice, that 1114 'nesdai%, the 4th oiVanuaryine.rt, they . 21 . 7 in 'be ready to l'eo eivel'enders ix .wtitintr"(s•eated'n-p),. sad treat With ‘tach t e r 4 ons as will 7274710 e to SUyPty (01iseparatf I:o4.troots) * l l such quantities of SEA PROVISIONS and PRF.S BEEF" , Z i4 m4,l Le re4'ni7:;'d, for the use of his 'Ship/ vial . I:'‘ e 4 sets'ert ftineli( a ;Ind Mfl', PrO; , idenCe,,duringtne space Troelve Months certain, ,iyoin the 4th day of Maick'next, "441'1'1,14er until six :110.u.t1s' uv,rrtirt sfirllt tie ei rn fi,r the . ler mination of the contracts; thcct,nditions of u7hich ' , not/ be 1 5'.'b at the S r c i :e arils , 2 VO" reia. , / will I,e' a i l k ta7l7 Tender in which. the Thai .40 4'not I,c inserted i ' A : lig/li, or that, Agi t , d'eli4rerl' 'to 'the Boa'rd'ic.fOre, One_ . o'Cloeh:on thK 'ta "" . tl 4th f it • carless. the Per Tripluau )2, 1 "T: 11 '0'2a - the:, the carne" Person on his behalf,. whenealled lor - :—A'or will any Tender for t he Veit Pr ,, visions.Contiac! that contains extraeogant pricer 1 7'°?1 scmie an , / Prices tnretlt 4 Wtrior to lice real 14 : ( 4 iepon ether.,, Ge ~ ,i i.vicie?ere as j,roiierto be admitted.. 4 7rieltTfnder mit,/ a'..o Le accompanied hrl a Letter signed : ren . .avin;-, , to beconte,honnd With. tend(ri . ng, tire Penal Sant Ki ;0 0 01.for the ~ KP perfo rmanc e of the Contract for Sea,ProVidlilia, itnet of the Fresh Berl Con/7.0ct.. .Nll. WEST'S EXI - 111i1110 . N. .., • • . r. 1.1 • __ , iiE (41Z 1L o'l' I'ICTITII6 DEATH ,on the I n , - PltilE E P if-pilts, (:11111S(1' ItE:TEC - 1 th . "' 4. „i; SB , I lON, AUL a,,,,i. gAII.NA. RAS 1.3 . 1AX1V1N(.1 p'.",`4KNIT' ES, the BRAZEN SEItIiEIN:T, the (Atilt:l - 4 ' - '9O.N . “f our S-lilt - It/1r; wiltl 'Caber PICTUItES and i . i.,!'rt'ti ES, a.re. nw.fiX/111.11'llitiG, under:the ilninedite 1;7, 6 " 1 ) , i;e of his 4 , ti : al Highness the Prince. Revent, 4t ' 4 '-''), PA:.IIALL, near Galion-house, every Ly from y en till Four. .Ey Order., . C11,1.111.ES SMART, Sec. LoyrEar. • • 1 1 7 :91IORROt i tV, tit Ete‘ t•= , !Clock . be Dr, hw ut 0 Jir l itins,_ and in .the FIII.ST F T- fVE, MfNITTES, N I . ,9 o the EIG ES LlT.,l'lt.Z—ef ; KNi•Y Ttit-w -1414)P rint.t he di c: - ..ed; Arid I.IX at T.WENTN (I. awn )-MORRO kV. • r,, Y a Jew tickets are now. uasuld, bit as long as any they ii)ny he o!itaine. J. and .1. St • ;•••;WRIG— '• sole tont / itCtUr , Corrili,i . l; I 11,, ifolhorn ; • 3:•;,. 31,,v,oarket ; 141, Oxford Street. • 1, 0. e1e they Saki, iu Shares, in the Last Lottery, 37:0, ' 4 " of 63,0001. T., EVEN O'C CK, TO MORROW 7,1. j \IfY,NING, (LORD MAYOR'S D. the 1,01 . - Y alitliNS. • . UNITED ccuFnue CONTAINS 11'1,,„•„, - TWEN IT THOUSAND POUNDS ! titav,all 1 r olitained by Fires io.ono but to a • t gut least. F,Wit Prizes of 24,0001., N , TWO I'! . ..IZES decided cell hive 20,000 i. each, the MST' EWE MINUFES, I - • 'Y 'Tlit/USA'ND POTINWS! and Consuls.), )14 .1 ;: h ' s Lottery- is drawn in Classe,; . _ and BISH's OFFICES 4 teen n ost .fortunate all 211 (-lass Lotteries, in selling k li e t e :20,000 Prizes; for example No. 97 Cli'ss A 20,0001. • 27 Class B 20,0(01. 21;13 Class A .20,0001. 2618 Class B 20,(1001. . , 2,637 Class A . 20,0001. • ' 2657 Class B X 0 ,000 1 ., ‘. 3734 Class A 20,0001. • t t , • :3781 Class B 20,0001.. 14 se were in Lo leries like the present, decided- in 11 ; C;asses, m.(l all Shared and Sold hy-BISH. r () :Tices have alio [wen for .many years r emar k a bl e .••,esa;, of Caaitals, as lir sold The r .R• 1, The 50,000 Prize TIie.FIV":T • ,t0;1200 Consols • • The LAST,..• •• • . 40)000.MoneY 30,000 Prizes. -. TIO ' 4 p r opmtionate number of _20,00C1. and other Capitals, • too tiIIUICI tlitlS fur. insertion. Si and AIiAI3F.S. are selling at his Offi ces , 4 , "iLL, atid,9,Cu .RlNG7cp.Qss.. • . '** totter )e , - • bins Tn-morrow Pilorning , Air IN" , • BRITISH MANUFACTURE. , it NF, W • iNVEN IED NOR WI CH s - - ,, ,!• - •,-.lk , E is particularly re,commentled to Ladies for irer4',',''lC ar.,l Eve iin,.; .I,);eses, as it, never creases; is eX -31'0,?... ,latit. lght, durah!e, softwarm, thong!) vet y exe .1 41 'e it't....itric e , is consi.dered by Ladies of distinction to I 'l th e i. ', others that pat cry,. been produced, to be tt , i.rd , _:nly 4 ttritn ln veritor, A. tiH EARS,' who has also now on Sale, )11 4 1 . 5 5° 0 0 yards rich figured Poptin's,'Ss. tad. per yard, usual *ell 1 . t fine ijointrasines in all colours, ; warranted to wear' . ilo',.; 1 % 11 1 .Is. to , 2s. g*f. per yard, tbe latter worth :is. 60. i, ,Ntre — i '',,'" Duca dr-Napit s, Mani uas; Le vantines, ~'- ' t, : ! 5 , ,..:i 1 1i5; Cantioi T,tiletas, while and'coloured Satins, rich "ce. 8 c ; Alvets, Cike,a, , ,j4ns, Lustres, .Tismie.Scarfs, Gauzes, . ~, A ,.•- 1: \ 0 abatement made. or pakterprcut. . ' , ),d it ' hAhS, Bedford House, No. 11, Henrietta-street, A Nil i g4r dtn. ne," %i •111-1 extensive Assortment of Mourning of a particular 'ar 4 - . . ...„.. Arniu nevet to •turn brown. • "- .1)1/; ----- - ---- -- Ni , , . • . , • : . . • •4 and COPPER PLATES, .with IMPRESSIONS. --- To B 1 SOLD BY A LT:, 11(LN, At By Mr. SO'll-! ttZ o K: eur arid' more' Exterisiv, Premi4es. No. 3, ' WEL ,15i0......0N-ST:;EF,T, Strand the 1 Ith cr lsl9, :too Styr. following Da s 'Sunday 41 l'weirek'ClOck 2 IL A lilt L i‘ . 1 l'F'UTt'Ea C()IILFAC. •/, II( ) • 12 4 °4 it-li e ‘-'N of PRINTS, tin; Piop,rty of Par. L: 4 p, ktxtr,„ts ut 'consisting tiritis!e ar.s. a ort - ign ut - cveoy class and '.l)e , teription,- u.os: or which wil l t i 111eto useful t or the purvose of illustration,a"uil sev e r al ;-a Numerous As.embingr of Thew rica: iog which are Origiit.l Diawitigs of t in,st cell of ti,, (iarricl; School,by Dodd, ‘f d Warik , Fine 'As to & ph, v . ' • a , :;1 , '• f• (with )mpi c:::4ions) tej~hfharatt, vs during the of . the ,tars, 01 Plates • lo the of Eng - 1 ' "lus and Worthies, Exct-1- , , D 444 •-•-• r 444 ( e i, r v : le wed Three Da ! s precedin g th e iv e is. till.) had at tire }lace of Sal. sic, and Cats- This Day were published, • , In•oni large Volume Octavo, price 11. Is, in boards, C : OMMENTARIES on • the LAWS of ENG LAND, in the order, .and comprising the whole sub stance. of the Couitnentarics of Sir WlWarn Illackstim e . London : Printed for Joseph Butterworth . arid Son, Fleet-street; and J. Cooke, Ormond Quay', Dublin. This Day was published, in 2 cos. royal Octavo, price 21. 6d. in b oar d s , DiGEs T , the BANKRUPT. LAWS, with Precedents and Orders of the Chancellors in Ihstihruptcy. By BASIL MONTAGUE, Of Gray's Inn, Esq: Barrister at Law, 'and one , Of the Coni r. of Bankrupts. Lon. on : Printed for .Toseph Butterworth, and Son, 43, Flect•btreet ; and J. Cooke, Ormond-quay, Dublin, Of wh , om may be had, In two Volomys, floral Octavo, Price )1. (Is. in boards, A D.igtst of the Law of Partnership; with a Collection of the Casts decided its the Coorts of Law and Equity - upon that, sOLlect. By Basil Montague, Esq. of Gray's lutt, Barrister at Law. This Day were piiblished, • In Octavo, price !.2s. (id. Part It., of • EPOUTS of Art:ned a,nd Dete r . • miucd in the ECCL!•;SIAS'IICAL COURTS at Doc tors' Commons and in the Hitai Court Delv4ates. BY JOSV.PH LL.D. •AilVneate - iu I)octorS' Coa,mons, - &c. &C. &c. ; Containing Case's from Term I slO, to Hillary Term 1812. inclusive; with Inilkes to complete the first 1 7 '011461e5. 7l'lle;selleports will be published regulprly. • --, London : Printed tTir .lo4epl; Butterworth and Son, '43, Fleet-street; and:J. Cooke, Oiwood-quay, TO T. TAYLOR, Earl. No. 9, New Bridge-street; Loodon. HomouitEn.Siß BEG leave to inform you, that-eer since the It year 1790, I had been afflicted with the Imes Venereal, which, from its obstinately resisting e v er y course o f otedicitV priscribed by the.moSt eminent of the faculty-here, and nn derg - oinr , severalseverecour.es of salivation, and twice dis-' charged from the Uospital with,little relief, would-appear to be of the most ihreterate nature. In tie splint; of .last year my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence—Mid a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and lay legs were broke out in a frightful manner; mysight was dreadfully painful, and had been in a state of ulceratlon for the last - Seven years; my left had also two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured," and gave Me such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest ; io this lamentable state, I was recommended by. Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, • which I began Ur do on the 2tith o. May; in the course of a fortnight I began to receive benefit -in littl e more than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed— soon after, the sores on toy legs healed also ; leaving, how-, ever e .considerablediscolouration in the skin,,and pin i a the bone of•the left, which, by the blcsEing of God, ari,l a little longer perSuverance in your invaluable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaiiiing its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going- off.—l thus became, by . your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from all toy former complaints—h ave recovere d toy' former spirits a.nd streogth, and am become jolly and fat, in which state having continued many months, to the astonishment of all who knew e, I am at a loss in whatterfns to express my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this My case as public as possible, as I shall on every'occa sion ; in so doing'you will greatly oblige, • Sir, your gratefail, obedient, very numb e servant, • ALEX. MURNIER Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Woriosses tone above Cure:— John Thompson, No. 3, New Poultry Market, Edinburgh - John Al‘tittosh, Old Ai sem bly Close, Eiliaburgh. , Ptepared and sold by !le-sole Proprie+or, THOMAS TAY :L.OIIi Meniber' of the licyal College of Surgeons, at his ' , house, No. ti; New Bridge-street, London'; whete, after as constant residence of more than 40 years, in a practice parti• eularly directed to the' cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to tlie Parts of Generation, with that inviolabl e secrecy which mcii of his' profession should alwAya ybserve such cases, 'lt flatters himself the advice and assistailee he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, viii heestccrocc4liv a diScerming . Public, as an adeat. tage seldom Attainable, ana'void of all ambiglity. Also sold, by his appointment,teir the convenience of those living 'at a distance, at the Toyshop, Nu. ;Oi, Oxford -street. Mr.- Disborough'S, :NO. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxter' South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mi. Callwel Ota ,lie ; And 0; uue per on in every considerable to in Great. Britain and !Fel:lll,4in. boxes If only 2s. yd. each, stmaPed, and sealed- Ir y Intl and plain directions, whereby persons, of ritlie r sex glaycure tatunseices witk-ealc, speed, and safety, SnvENPhter; COURT OF ALDERMEN. Front The Moruirtg - Chronicle.) The Right quo. the Loan MAYOR held his lad Court of Aldermen M the Guildhall on Saturday. No business beyond that of the ortli.iary roniine appeartt:. on the summons, nor was any thing of peculiarinterest or impor.tanee-,eitpeeted in he brought forward, it Ite,ipg, generally understood to be merely his Lordship's farewell Court,-. , The Lonb MAYOR took the thair 4 little before one . Some. MO diftopl.ty at first -Oc curred in 'baling a`..COnri,,but itt,.a rery short rt. rind the attendance was mare ,tbaninAtally. nu• merons, The ,Nembet - s prestripH.: were, Sir Wtn. .cortis..Sir. 13,ielkird Cain Glvtio; Sir John Earners Sir IVilliani Leighton, Sir Ch.tles Flower; Sir Clanditis Stephen Minter, Mr. Alderman Scho iey,..Sir Domville, Mr. Alderman Birch, Mr. Alder man Wood, Sir Mathew Bloxbam, Alderman .I . l,agnav, Mr. Alderman Bridges, Mr. Alderman Cox, My. Alderman Thorp, and Mr. Alderman and S'.leriff Rothwell. Mr. 'Sheriff Parkins was 'not in the seat usually appropriated. tor.the•Sheriff, not dial we observe him in atten dance at all. The reading of the -Minutes of the Last Court having been gane through ; a letter received by the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor,- from INIr. Alder= man Waithman, dated from Winehmore•bill,, the Alderman's country residence, Nov. 5, was read in nearly the following words • MY Loan AND GeNTLEMEN; • Being prevented by severe indisposition from being present at the Court of Aldermen. to be held to,morrow ; and. as cer tain proceedings, in which I and others pace been personally concerned, have been entered upon at recent Courts without any prevjous notice, should it be intended to restune any•suclt proceedings to-morrow, I beg to submit to your Lordship and the Court, the justice, fairness, and • propri e ty o f p os t po ni ng: the consid e rat io n o f the.. sane e, until I may be sudici.!ntly re- Covered to attend in inv place in Wee Court.. I have the honour to be, My Lord rind Gentlemen, To the Rt. Hon. the Lord Mayor Your obedient servant, and Coma of Aldermen.. It. WAITIIMAN. Mr. Aldermin WcioD moved, that the letter then read. be entered on the minuies, - A short - conversation ensued, in which it was• urged that the letter was a private communica tion to the Lord Mayor, and not of that impOrt v .ance to r e q u i re being inserted on the minutes. .The Town Clerk also suggested, that it was not usual to enter on the minutes every commutvica .tion made by the Lord Mayor to the Conti of letters received :by hiM. On searching the J,ttr .ltals, entry of . similar corntnunicAtions was' found, .where the same were 'addressed to the Court ; and it appearing ilaT the I. rter in question was addressed, not only to the Lord Miyor, bui r() the Court of Aldermen Also, it was h'el4 to be a regular communication to the Court, and the Worthy Alderman's motion for entering the sante on the minutes, was agreed to. PROSECUTION OF MR.. ALDERMAN WAITEIMAN, SHERIFF PARKINS, AND 0 rIiERS, Fon ovslii,y4 , TlNG 'THE ELECTION,OF A LORD MAYOR ON MICHAELMAS DAY. Sir WILLIAM CURTIS preseitted a Report froth :the Committee of Privileges, to whom it was re ferred at the last Ctiurt to inquire into the cir cumstances which took placein the Guildhall, on Michaelmas Day, at the Election of a Lord Mayor for the year ensiling; to take such legal advice, as they might deemuecessary, and to report wbe her any, and what proceedings; should be had _ . thereon. The Report was then read by the Clerk .; it was of some length, and stated gen i eraq, .that the Committee had ex a mi ne d evidence as to the trans. actkos which occutrLd in the Guildhall on Mi chaelmas Day ; that statements_ of the circum stanees of the case had been submitted for the opinion of several learned Geoiletnen thereon, all of whom agreed opinion, from the circum stances submitted to their consideratian, that the occurrences which then took place were improper and illegal ; awl that proceedings at law might he insthuted against - all the parties implicated therein. Tie Committee. therefore recommended to the Court to file criminal'inforMationi ag,ainst Mr. Alderman Waithman, Mr. Sheriff Parkins, Mr, Wurcombe, Mr. Bninsteall, Mr. Thcimpson*, Mr. Fearon, Mr. Stevens, and Mr. How', for the tuning, and for obstructing the Election of a Lunt Mayor. This Report was signed by the Lord Mayor,' Sir AVilfiatn Curtis, Sir William Leighton, Sir Claudius Stephen . Hunter, and Mr. Alderrnaa Cox. The. Rpport having been read, Sir Wm. Cult , TIS rose. lie regretted exceedingly the highly improper and illegal proceedings which .had taken place in Common-hail on the occasion alluded to, and the necessity which existed for the interfe rence of that Court, which he considered as im periously called for under. the circumvaUCCS, in order to hold out an example to others, by the prosecroion and. punishment of the actors and ahettots of those tumultuous ,and improper pro ceedings, and thereby present a renNition of anch disgraceful scenes in future. IleLmeuted. to. hint ,among the number of those wiin were accusett the name of a Member of that Court : be rdecltir ell he entertained no feeling of' animosity against the Worthy Alderman, nor against any of the parties implicated, inamy of whom he personally kne , v, awl believed to he Wghly respectable ;'but he felt lie had a public duty to perform, and it was fro m a sense of lila( daty alone that he nose called tipon that Court.to interpose their authority, to pro.ect their own rights ;-!ndprivil!-ges, and to en sure the, peace and regularity of the public pio ceedings of -the citizens at large. The Worthy . Baronet cooeltofed by moving, ''rhst - this Court dortpprove of the Report of the Committee, and that the same be referred back to them, to carry the same into execution, by pioceeding against PniLICATIONS. , - This Day was Published.lh - - Thiodecimn, Price 4s. in board;, the Sixth Edition of GENKR 'AL CATALO;TIJE' of . LA IV 800 s,, correctett tolle present Time. By jOSEPfI BUT I'EttIVORTI-1 and SON, ' • 43, Fii•et;'street: London ; Printed for Joseph Butterworth and Son; and J. Coolie, Ormond-quay.; CRIMINAL .LAW. This I)ay was Published, lavr,e royall3vci, prke'3l)33..id hdar4s, TREATlsg.u.ctiim and ARSDEMEA- Ili NOW.: Be: WILEDim aLt*Aut ,ittssELti, • Of Lincoln's Ittn. Esq. Barrister at Law. In:this:Work Principits rif the Cominon Law, the Star otes. and the deeideil ,Cases relating to every otferste whiff li may be mtiade the stri:ject i f pir;secution by indictment; except on 4 the crime of High Treason. It contains the sub malice of the Law on Crimes and Misdemeammrs, contained in the Weeks_ of Hale, Hawkins, 'Foster, Blackstone, East; and Leach ; the important Statutes accurately transcribed; and; itraiblition to the•cases:supplied lA' the printed Reports, a considerable Rt9ber, of important 1l S , Cases. And it is inteilded tiff give ample information to fhe enquirer concern ing the CI itninat,Codc of, the Counteyi tathe.Magistrate who may he called upon to carry it into ,execitt ion, and to the Pro teSsional PeisonskWho•may'be employed in the prosecution Or defence of a party indicted.. London : Peintell for Joseph Btilterworth 'And Sun, 43, Fleet-street; .and J. Cooke, Ormond-quay, Dublin. KING'S BENCH TERM RP , PORTS. • . This' Day were published, In royal Octavo, price 9s. 6d. sewed, Volume Part IV. of ENNUI'S of . .CASES ARGUED and DE. TERMINED in. the COURT of KING'S BENCH, in Trinity Term, 59th Geo. 111. 1819. • By 'RICHARD V. I3ARNEWALL, Of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. Barrister at Law. And • ED c'ARD H. ALDERSON, •., Of the Innia-Temple, 'Esq. Barrister at Law. London : Printed . by A. Straban, Law Printer to he King's . Most. Excellent Majesq, ,fur Joseph' Binterworth and Son, 43, Fleet -street; and 4.. Cooke', Ormond-quay, Dublin. The aliowe Reports arc continuation of those pub ik 11011...4 1) y essrs.. :s1 aol e and Selw,i4the-completiotrof whose Reports, from Trinity Term, 56th Geo 111, to Trinity Term, 57th-Geo. i re -published shortly. • . . . ' This Day was publisliiil, - --- • In Octavo, price 12s. in boards, A PRACTICAL TREVIT4_, on , the SET. TLING of EVIDENCE her T 1: 1.-IL,- at NISI PitlIJS•; and oti the Preparint'T a iiii Arra,,,..,ine: :14 necessary Proofs. • . By :`i.XAC 'E' ':NAS:E. i . • • Of Gr..; . . Inii, Esq. bars - Ater at Law, London: Printed for Joseph Butterworth and. Son, 43, leet-street ; and J. Cooke, Ormond 'Quay, Dublin. This Day were published, • In royal Bvo, Price tis. Vol. 1. Part 11..0f EP(3RTS of CASES areord a n d flefermined the (TWAT of COMMON PLEAS and other - COut tsu •ByW. J. BRODERI P, Of Linc'oln'i and"). BINGHAM, of the Middle Temple, Esqrs. Barristers at Law. *,,* These kleports are in continuation of Mr. Taunton's, the remainder of who , e Reports wilt speedily be published. London : Printed 'for Jost ph Butterworth and Sun, 43, Fleet -street, and J. Cooke, Ormond-quay, Dublin. This Day was published, In Bco, price 10i..6ti. iii boards, "I"AY'ini 'MARINE EVIOENCE in the cOgirrs of LAW and EQUITY, in whi c h i s cons i dere d the:cOmpett•ncy of a Marine . Witnest,•the legal title to British Shipii, the Proof and Construction of a Ship's Policy , and the Etidence necessary to establish a variety / of nautical subjects. To which is added, a Glossary of Sea Terms which frequently occur in Marine Pleadings. By F. M. VAN 'FIEMIUTSEN, Esq. Baril§ter at Law. London : Printed by Jost:ph. Butterworth and Sou; 43, Fleet-street, and J. Cooke, Oinnind-quay, This Day were published, Rlli royal /Ivo. price Gs. Vol.!. P art I, of Epoic K s cAsEs ,arOed ßod rifled . ak' NISI PI:R7S, in lt.: C'OUR'T of COMMON PLEAS, by Lord Chief Justice Dallas, front the Sittings 'after Michael mas T,r 4 i, 18 t 8, to the Sdtiqgs after Easter Term, sth Geo; 111, 1819; and on the Oxford Circuit, Lent Assizes, 1818. — To which are aderd, Copious Notes upon the most important subjects of Comatercial Law, viz. Insurance, Shipping, Bank ruptcy, Bills of /Cxchange., &c. By NIEL VOW, of Lincoln's lun, Esq. Barrister at Law. 4 0.' These Reports are iit,Confletuatian of Mr. H o le's, an d "will be published - regularly. London: Printed for Joseph BOtterworth and Son, No. 43, Pleet•*treei; and J. Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin. This' Day was published, In 6 vols. royal octavo, price 51. 12s. in hoards. the Second Edition, 'with very considerable alterations and improve ments (dedicated by permission to the Right- Hon. the ALoid Chancellor), of DIGEST of, the LAWS .of ENGLAND RESPECTING REAL PROPERTY. By WH.LIANI CRUISE, Of Lincoln's, Inn, Esq. Barrister at Law. London: Printed for ' Joseph Butterworth and Son 43 Fleet-street ; and J. Co o k e , O rmon d- quay, Dublin. , , PUBLICATIONS. • . ThiS bay was publiShedi ' In Royal Octavo, price' 18s. in hoards; % TR EA T►Sj the I i niNCIPLBS" nit PRACTICE`-of 'the ACTION of EJECTMENT, and the Resulting Action fbr,- Nestle Profiil. The Second Edi tion, with considerable Additions. By JOIIN ADAMS,. of the Middle Tenilde, Esq. • Barrister at. Lary. London.: Printed for. Joseph, BiiitarwOrth and Son, 43, Fleet-street; and J:.(7ooke, Orniondinay, Dublin. Of whOin inaY.lie 114,1, In Royal Octavo, price 11. Is: in' hoards, the Fourth Edition; with eonsiditrable Additions, of The LaW of Landlord and Tenant, including Leases, As• signments, Tenants in Fee, - Tenants for Lifo, Tenan.ts fur Years, Tedarits et Will, Rent, Mortgages, Cop) h0h14,-L0(.4- 4:9, Fixturtss,,Not.ces to Quit, Distress, &e. Ste. To which i• add,d, A'ppendix of Precedents. By William Woodfal4 4 ,. theMiPle Temple, Esq. Barrister at Law. - • Wuodfall's Epitome of the Law of Landlord and Tenant, as. tid. tioaids. This Day was published, In Two Volum e s Duodecimo, price 11. Is. i n hda r d s , T HE PRACTICE of •the COURT of KING'S BENCH. in Personal ActionsEj nn, ectment. By JOHN FREDERICK ARCHBOLD, Esq. of Lincoln's-I Barthter at Law. London Printed for foi:seph Butterworth, and Son; 43, Peet-street, and J. Cool it, Ormond-quay, Dublin. This Day sYas published, In Royal Octavo, prke 15s. in boaid9; A EATISE on LEAS ES and TErtms for IX YEARS. By CHARLES FIARCOURT CHAMBERS, Esq. of Lincoln's-11)A, Barrister at LAW. London : Printed for Joseph Butterw o rth a n d S on) 43 ) Fleet - street ; and J. Cooke, Ortnond-quay, Dublin. This Day was pnblish e d, In lemo, pri ce G s . Id. iti boards, SUMMARY of the DUTIES of a .TUS. .111 TICE of the PEACE out of Sessions, with some Pre lirsiinary Observations. By HENRY JAMES PYE, Esq. The Third 'Edition, with considerable Additions. ty a Barrister at Law of the Inner Temple. London : Printed fur Joseph Butterworth and Son, 43, Fleet -street ; J. Hatcharp, Piccadilly; and 3; Cooke, Ormond quay, Dublin. • This Day was pnhlished, In Two Volumes Octavo, price 11. 3s. in hoards, t COLLECTION of. ;Ile S6•tral POINTS o f sEssioNs' LAW, Alphabetically Arranged ; contain ed in Born and Williams ott the Office of a Justice, Iliacli stone's Commentaries, East and Hawkins on Crown Law, Ad dington's Penal Statutes, and Const and Nolan on the Poor Laws; designed to assist Mazistrates to refer to these several Authorities; to supply the Clergy with professional Informa tion; and to enahle.Vestries to transact the Business of their respective Parishes. The Statutes continued to 57 Geo, Ili. 15(7, inclusive. • • By the Rev. SAMUEL CLAPHAM, M.:l, Rector of Gussage St. Micliaet ;• Vicar of Great Owelinrne anti of Christclinrcti ; and one of. his Mairsty's Justices-ol the Peace fur the County of Hants. London: Printed for J. Butterworth and Son, 43, Fleet. street; Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street; 'and J. Cooke, Or mond-quay, Dublin. ' . . • This Day.was published, Tu Eight Volumes, Octavo, price SI. in boards, c()LLEello, STA:curb-As, e.„,-,ecred with the Genital Administration of the Law; arranged according to the order of ti, ,objects, with Notes, By WILLIAM DAVID EVANS, Esq. Vice Chancellor of the County Paktino of Lancaster. London : Printed for J. Butter*orth and Son, Fleet-street; and J. Cooke, Ormond-quay, Dohlin. Of whom may be bad separate, price Ss. in. hoards, ' The STATUTES relating to the CLERGY, with Notes. This Day was published, • In Quarto; price 11. EA. iu boards; THE AT TOR NEY and AGENT'S NEW TATILE, of COSTS in the Court; of King!s Beech, Common Pleas, Exchequer of Pleas, &e. &c. &c. . By JOHN PALMER, Geut. Eighth Edition; with great Adniiions. London Printed. for J. Butterworth and Son, 43, Fleet street; amid .1. Coolie, Ormond quay, Dublin. • •