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;Air 0 ided• q '''' ) :: - ... -Ii :::,:'-'; uf /Pr .* ,e 1 - „, x\,\\V, \ ...I' • • • \`' 171 /1272 94 7 ) ‘.01.4 sZ, , - 0 • . i A r //qpi,, • . 7f -2A • .... , • I • 4.14 ki inst 11311 ken into pe tition •ough A WEDNESDAY. MAY 12,. 1819. i T PMB~R - 83'2 .] [PRICE SE.ITEIVPtIkTOF. I'OOR RA'Z'ES. This unjust system, he was sorry to say, was now becoming too "prevalent; it ptessed heavily on the small farmer, on the shopkeeper, and other persons io the parish, who contributed a larger proportionthan the more extensive occupier of land it was alike unjust in principle and practice, and a system more detrimental and:i-njorions to the interests of every class of the colinnunity could not be adopted.—Counsel for the appellant, Mr. Selwyn and Mr. Pollen; Attorney, Mr. Coles, Andover. Counsel for the respondents, Mr. Missing, sett. and Mr. Carter; AttOruey, Mr. I-Lidding, Salisbury. that 00 :o brig 7 ,ts fo al his .: 1 C 7. 1%,1L LING-OFFICE, Nay 11, 161 0 1 P E C° l43 /ISS/0 NERSfor VICTU4LLING 1 , , NrIVY do hereby give 4V O Hee, et °" ' T "' 74 a,n, the Bth of June next, they will be ready "eire T en d ers in writing (sealed up); and treat f ar t h e I T et'Pl g,f 9l separate Contraets) of all such Quantities of ~‘"S U BEEF' as may be demanded fbr the use of His Ma -1""(3's Ships and Vessels et • d' Galway, Belfast, Carrickfergus, Larne Harbour, andNewty, Ar twelve Calendar Months from the 20th tf that Month. 7'4C • Condition s of the Contracts may he seen at the Se cretary's office, at this Office; or ,by applying to the C 01,4 , 4 ""S of his. Majesty's Customs ai Galway and Belfast re- Peet ( 4 ,, / „ . V G 7 r e.Tarri Will be hire to any Tender is which the Price shall not b e inserter? in. Words at length, or that shall not 4 7 , , sd elivered to the Board' before One o'clock on the said the Bth of akes June next, nor unless the Person who the Tend er , or some Person on his behalf, attends, to der when called for. by g el! T en d er Mite also be accompanied by a Letter signed we'resPonsible Persons, engaging to brebme bound with the fo l r rt Y t enderin g , i n t h e pena l s um , of 5001. for the due per 'ince of each of the Contracts. PUBLICATIONS. NEW WORKS ON GARDENING, &c, rabllshed, by LONGMAN, HURST, REES, ORME, and . BROWN, LONDON. By The Hampshire Chronicle we perceive that an Appeal was heard and determined at the Qtarter Sessions for that County, on an objection to a paymentinaje out of a Poor Rare, which is, in its nature, so decisive of the despotic power exercise!! by some Parish Officers for their owts individual interest, in defiance of-all law, justice, or relative equality (which we hae ever_ understood to, be the basis of a good rate), that we cannot but ex preSs our surprize that so dangerOus a practice did not, as ae learn it was by no means, novel, 6itd its place in the catalogue of abuses enume rated among the Members who have thought the ignorance or knavery of persons entrusted with the dioPosal of these immense sums raised-fcr the relief of 1%.,e Pocr worthy of their anitodsersion ; and the Public are not a little beholden to the Reverend Appellant for his manly resistance of so flagrant an abuse, the obvious consequence',of which (as it, the present instance) would ;; )e, that a few farmers may reduce the price of labour to half or one-third of what it has always been the custom to pay ; and keep, as' OVERSEERS, a regular list of the same labourers as pensioners, and allow, OUT OF 4 THE RATE, to each as many shillings per week as will make up what they used and ought still to pay ; so that, whilst they - carry on their occupations at a reduced ex pence,•inhabitants, not farmers, pay ten times or perb 4 ps twenty times snore in proportion than they ought. We cannot do better to illustrate this position than by giving the account of the. Trial as published, the insertion of which we con sider as a matter of duty, that it may be known to the country at large. The Earl of CARNARVoN and a .full Bench of Magistrateswere present on the occasion. • 1. A -TREATISE nn the CULTURE and, VA NAGEi\IENT of FRUIT TREES,. in which a new Method of Pruning and Training is fully described. 'To which is added, a new and improved Edition of " Observa tions on the Diseases, Defects, and Injuries, in all Kinds of Fruit and Forest Trees : with an Account of a particular Method of Cure." Published by Order of Government, with References to Figures the - Fruit. By William Forsyth, F.A.S. and F.S.A. late Gardener to his Mfajesty, at Kensing ton and St. James's, &c theEitli : Edition,. corrected and im proved,, with plates. Price ,13s. boards. 2. The GARDENER'S REMEMBRANCER; exhibiting the Nature of Vegetable Life and, the Efferas of Vegeta-. tion ; and containing practical Methods of Gardening, both in the natural Way, and in the artificial forcing Scheme; adapted either to small or large Gardens, and to every Climate and Soil. To whicis is now added, the Culture of the Cueurnber, the'Plan of a lately-invented Brick Frame for forcing Fruits, Flowers, and, esculent Vegetables,-without the Influence ,:f Fire-beat ; and on the Management of 'Timber-Trees. By James Macptail, upwards of Twenty Years Gardener and Steward to the late Earl of Liverpool.— The Second Edition, corrected.aud improved, in j2mo. price is..6d. boards. in t be Refort° PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. NATIONAL DEBT. ACCOUNT Aiowing• the Amount of Money in veiled by the Comaii,sioners for the Reduction . of the National 'Debt, in the Purchase'of. Capital Stock in any of the Public Funds, together. with the Amount of such Capital Stock, and of the Interest annually payable thereon pur chased and obtained by the said Commissioners, fur the same, in the Year ending 15th June 1816. ScoEl li SI. per Cent. Cmyitfil Stock purchased. Annual Interest thereon. I [A3o'fiej — l!!resteti. In the Year k • 4. dl ending 13,407 2 298 e 4i June 15 2 1816 d.I s. rt 1it : 53'2,505 3 9 675 ; 975 3 1 3. HINTS ADDRESSED to ,PROPRIETORS of OR CHARDS, and to Groers of Fruit in general comprising Observations 'on the present State of the Apple-Trees in the Cider Countries Made in a Tour during the last Summer. Also the Natural History of ,the Aphis Lanata, or American Blight, and other Insects destructive to Fruit-trees. By W. Salisbury; in one col. I 2moi6s. boards. 4. ELEMENTS of AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY, - in a Course of Lectures for the Board of Agriculture. By. Sir .Humpiiry Davy, F.K.S.L. and ('he Se cond Edition, It, svo., Illustrated with In F.Ugravings, by Lowry, Milton, and Scott. Price 18s. boards. 5. The VILLA GARDEN DIRE'(' 6RY ; or,' Monthly Index of Work to he done in Town and Villa Gardens, Par- t-rres, &c.; with Hints on the Treatment, of Plants and Flowers kept in the Green-Room, the Lohhv, and the Draw ing-room. By Waiter Nicol The S-cond Edition, much im 7 proved. In foolscap smo. Price 7s. h;ii. (ll.)—An ACCOUNT of the Amount of capital Stock, and of the Interest annually payable thereon, which would have been assigned over to, and obtained by the Commission ers for the Reduction of the National Debt, in exchange for the Sum of Money invested by them in the Year ending 15th June, 1816, provided such Sum of Money had been paid by the said Commissioners into tbe Exchequer, under the authority of the Act Ott t.h Geo. 111. C. ,31, in exchange for such portion of Capital Stock, created by a Loan of Thirty-six Millions, raked fur the Service of. that Year, as would bare been deliverable to the said Commissioners, at the rate and upon the terms upon which such Loan was contracted for and raised, agreeably to the' Resolutions of the Honourable The House of Commons of the 15th June, 1813, far raising Thirty-six Milliuns'by Annuities. Sir •Ti'lig 4 1'7 ORD VICPUALLiNG-YARD, May 3 , I SI 9 . 14 ' 6 U; are to give Notice, that on Thursday, t i4 e 1 3th instant, at Ten o'Clock in the_ Fprenvon, lit e d r e Pat "P to PUBLIC SALE, at His Majesty'sVie -4(::lr DeptOrd, sundry Lots of Me following wa."ISIONS and STORES, now lying in the said Yard, Money • which would Capital Stock which would have been obtained by the Commissioners. t at " 4, - Bread Dust, Flour, Flour Sweepings, Oatmeal, tm i nt l ei Sw eepings, Pease, Pease Screenings, Raisins, Rice' C6p ese a SAreepings, Beef, Pork, Suet, Sugar, Butiar , fair e. ' Vinegar, M o l asses , C oncen t ra t e d Vinegar, Cawl lii4)• ,„,senee of Malt and Hops, Old Bedding, and Sundry St "l's, Candle Boxes, Soup Bottles, Cocoa Bags, 11,,; ..5 Case s , B azo , an d nazs, Butt, Puncheon, Ho,vhead, and Half-Hogshead, liilderkin, Small Cask, Bum kc~Tobatco C as k, Itish Tierce, and Barrel Stares, Li'ag, Fire Wood, &c. &c. 4 b e„o * fea,4 tif 9.51. percent, is to be made upon the au:ouni 1 4 4 Le t at th e t i me o f sa l e , and the remainder of the par )ie:44'elf paid bofore the Stores are reino , :ed, for which 'ern,, ; 1 : a . *Tina! of fourteen ?corking days will be allowed tp t : da Y of Sale; the Buyers particularly obser..inAr that ltith• el 'an on e half of the quantity is to he token away be first seven days. and the remainder in the , see en 4, ct ; li b ''' 'lays, other wise the Depos:it Money 11111 be forfeited, Prouisions or Stores remain the property of the 1.41 it e ,/ It no extension of time will, on ass account, be e. The GARDENER'S KAIENDAR , .or. Monthly Direc tory of OoeratiOns in 'every Branch of Horticulture. The Third Edition. In• one.lar:; • col. Svc). Price 14a. hoards. 7. TIORTITS KEWF,NSiS,; or, a Catalogue of the Plants cultivated in the Royal !Ooi,inic Garden at Kcw. By the late "Alton, The See4l:(l Edition, enlarged. By - Wil- Idiot Townsend Aiton, GaitlOnerto his Majesty. In.five volt. Svo. Price 31. Ss. boards* Volt. 4 and 5. may he had serrate. Price 11. 7s. boards. have het ;) InrestcJ. 31. per Cents. 4h pet Cents. THE REV. H. WARE, AND THE CHURCHWARDEN AND ONERSEKRS OF Tiiu PARISH OF OVER • a. d. )3;407,298 4 ,C s. d. 23,328,693 14 5 1,310,729 16 .!, Sc-. Total Capital Stock £23,669,428 10 7 Annual Interest thereon S. HIGHANip .: Secretary. 8. The SCIENCE of HORTICULTURE, including a prae tica: Spit,lll for. the ManapfmeM of Fruit -trees, arranged on demonstrative physiological Principles; illustrated by Sketches, in Plates. With a Comment:l yon .the Works of Bradley, .Hitt, Miller, Forsyth, Krvgl , t, l'irwan, Sir Himpliry Davy, and Mrs. Ihnotion. By doserb 'Hayward, Gent. In Etvo• Price Its. boards'. • National Debt Office, May 3, 1919. LONDON JOURNALS. FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY. [Morning Chronicle.] From the LONDON GAZETTE of May 11.. An extraordinary sensation was 'felt yesterday . at the Stock ExChange, by the fall of Benk Stock. On Saturday the • price was 250, and yesterday morning it opened, at 249, and fel- rapidly to 239. Cr>ilsktertdale - sales zverc k. - •:ie, and there seems to have an idea that the Bank Di rectors arc hostile to the plan for the tcsunT tion of Ca 8h Payments, ant forciee :gt . eat public distress. . . BANKM7PTCY ES:LA.IIOED. T. R. Moore, '.)enp,irk-court, Strand, paper-stainer, from May l 1 to May 18. BANtiRtIPTeY SUPERSEDED. J. 0. Parr, Liverpool, merchant. BANNJUTPTS. T r, GALLERY, PALL-MALL. Vt . ALLF,RNI: with Selection of the c elebrated WORKS of the ITALIAN, SPANISH, .• 1) DUTCH SCHOOLS, IS OPEN EVERY 7 Fine in the Morning nittil Six in t i c Afternoon. Admittance Is. —Catalogues T. Norris, White Hart-yard, Drury-lane, victualler, May 18, 25, and June 22, at twelve; at Guildhall•. W. E'llot!,, jun. Tunbridge Well, theesemonger, May 92, 2a, and ►one 22,. at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Oshaldestou, London-street, Fencliurelt-street. - .1. Br o , illey, , ion. Stafford, shoe-notnufact.urer, June 14, 15, and 22, at eleven, at the. Office of Messrs. Collins and Keen, Stafford. Solicitors, Messrs. Collins and Co. Stafford ; and Messrs. Price and Co. Lincoln's Inti. B:Wood, Naritorongh, Leicestershire, hosier. May 20,. at three, and June at eleven, at the Saracen's Head Leicester. Solicitors, Mr. Lawton, "Leicester; anti Mr. [Morning Post.] THR FAIR CIRCASSIAN.-1 - lis Excellency the Persian Aratinssltdor, with great politeness, has acceded to the wishes of our female Nobility and Gentry. The Fair Circassian may' now be seen daily by those . properly introduced. It is neces sary to state that this fair curiosity receives some trifling present from every one - admitted to her presence, and she is already highly gratified with a variety of pleasing ornaments to decorate her person. ' 'Taylor, Johii-str..et, Bedford-row. F. Flaction, Berwick-street, Soho, jeweller, May 15, 22, and June 22, at ten, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Mayhew and Co.-Chancery-lane. J. Read and J. 1-lellrer, St. Niaty-hill, nierchants, May. 22, and June 22, a! - ten, at (3tiildhall. 'Solicitors, Messrs. C o ro Montriou and Co. KiHg's ..krrns-yard,Colelin-street. 'l'. Ball, Keytord, Somerset3tiire, wool , tapler, June 1,2, and 22, at twelve, at the George Intl: VI Selwood. [New Times.] Another house of eminence yesterday stopped payment it is a German house, highly respect able ; but it appears they have not speculated much, keeping; their transactions within their ca pital, and it is. therefore not expected to be at tended with any serious conseqUences. A failure notwithstanding however small, at this period, casts a gloom over the commercial world, from which it does not recover until the state of the accounts is known. clad° tors, Messrs. Brikes and Co. Red Lion-square ; and Mr. Tiley. Frame, Somerset. J. Goode, Liverpool, merchant, klay 24, 26, and Jane 22, at one, at the Office of Messrs. Avison and Wheeler, Liver po.ll. Solicitors, Messrs. Avison and CO. Liverpool; and Castle-street. Holborn. . J. Barlow, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, druggist, May 22, at one, 31, at four, and June '22. at ten, at the Swan Inn, Rolton-le-Moors. Solicitors, Messrs. Adlington and Co. Bedford-rosy; and Messrs. Cross and Co. Bolton-le- hyr l aorsp , ),,d) a uita iuds u lk" ets hire tts; 34l aer C stet „ [British Press.] The nuptials between Earl Temple and Lady Mary Campbell are to be solemnized to-morrow morning, at St., George's' Church, Hanover. square. After the ceremony the happy couple will set off for the Marquess ' of Buckingham's seat, Stowe, where they' intend to pass the honey-moon. ple;'4 ,tj+isl . ' By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. kt rro pt"he N i; A L socrEery for they EDUCA,TIOND C u o.ftthießlc'OHOß ti 4INCIPLES of STARLIsHE 1 , I?atot IC. HALF-YEARLY EXAMIN A , 1-, : :,,,TL-s— ck f,t,he CHILDR O EN L .. will take place at the NA in Baldwires Gardens, ti4 e : Illu.i` , l on the 19th of May. His t: tlki t - t ., } t l e Alt C r liB o I T S l l-1 1- () . 1; - f E CANT , ERBURY will take the gs °lleVClock )recis o ely. I T. T. WALMSLEY, Secretary. ..'"--....„ .7.„.„.......___ .--- A cAll'itoN TO MoTHERs.—At 4 , 4. .t i l i t ri a :."'t . , like the present, when Children i are a a T r e r e t i u t h l i a i c ti l , .t4ltit Nit,'_.ttention ought to be e,„' lof t h i s ? 4' nd Chincouz . h are s p o al p d i t e o va t le e n n t ', p H the irri kaQrec(3,4 gums climes with any other disorder, very few Nrq.AN '0 Mothers 'Mothers ought never to , be _ w i thout . the AM E rei,tits ~Ith, ,1,,1-I.IING. SYRUP , in the ,Nu. s ser t ) t;is f , : .a r h ots ap wie ' t .,,ltt w i th pain s in its it t,„.,, alt gill th l'*ill immediately l)p .. en rp tc7pores l , f ul o fa h r ba t:a h eC l o Mh t u l e i l i d d e It to ...,e is c_ereby prevent. Fevers or Convu l sions, . o ,_ , _ ,_. 41 40 5 , th e ' l n 'pe.ti!ion with any other disor der, nt, t,,th•otint may be qi lre ccu % cif the at i. h!r s brightest hopes. Pare ma ' y refer to the Il ' e, e et i 't ca ses that of the ' Soothing A - • Syrup theNe;dspapers for tii, ;lit le __ la.. naves appeared in , , t , ► l t o i • tw .!' years. Since Mrs. Johnson has arup . r . i . a ti t . e s d . 't ' a nd s alt " a•week via. from nine to ten o ' clock on! ... kie, nd. ' ' 4. • ha have Children b 't Vitt clot" t"""1"-"' to the " r '''' letter from a ktii 4 l l 4. l.4tep et . ling their Teeth, by bringing a_ . . , th, r e ,'t so 0 4, " " the mother is a real object ofeliftil y, as family where 1.60 ate v,,, r ." . 'qly known in almost eery not h, - . It 'zt.',' children, Mrs..l. hopes so great a ch arity k' h 6 "'CI, as it is OUt of her private purse. ,'" he f i , d I,„i' vl bao..., t . "f the Proprietors Johnson and Williams, 1+,T0. i1 44, ki . , r 'in4,„ t 1"t, Oxford street London ; arid, by their P 4h . -.' el l'l, 4 ,t' ii i i, , a ' t o i2 f s 4 . l , l , t th p e 4r h it - n )e t i t r ic aliki ß e e dic su ii r )e e V t e o nd a e s r ti s in fo ' t r.jo Johnson and ns o n ~,5............._.....:.itu5's Soothing r'3•ru-P. PU BLICATIONS. t, .„... This Day was published, Pt -111 .. r hree Volumes, 1im0... price IL !s. boards, ~ VETERAN; or, Ma' triinunial Felicities. _ A Novel. 1 ; tuaial I : l.i i e o d tt i e ife y , c o nf sz ta; k the best, . - . an ari odd compound after all, t,! though has been since the fall ; std a slave in love's soft school, rit e.---% to li rirlte 111 weillock claims his right to 1 CorroN. 1, 4, 4 for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, N N - N._ Z 4, ------- - 'IIALMERS'S NEW VOLUME OF SERMONS.. ''lli, U i, Day weye nblishedt ~, N ~ ~ ~,61;1 a rgic,l.eV :clor t 1 i e 0 Octavo, t n, the Its. boards,,[on Church, - Glaszow. O'r;nted. BY THONIAS ( HALMERS, D.D. 41,i ft!l- r.1,11,,f • ' 4 04 1 , . , Hal., Hurst, Rees, Orme, „ and BroWn, Whyte s q (4 ). ' "oil ,ltntli - And S GI. , -ow • and Vi !Maul Ediut) ir . "m' dsb ' 1). - (4 wl: gth t t , . 4 ;e0 4) ., om n)ay he had, by the same Author, . n_ 411,-,1,,, y.niel;lz‘iiie . Christ ian R eve l at i on , viewed In co 4 ,, ti , ,,,,, it.. o ~riern AstrO-uomT. vo• Ni • •% xl ,- . ;hoe and Autl •• iI • (3.lrislian Revelation. t l' i'-diti.on • '°"" t 'L k ) , 41 , 4. „, • bs. nth as. I !"tk. New Edition. Svc). 112 • 61 ' t • .4' , e fc ,!n r ;opt i j , o od e! e l 1,0 %, icok ls jo CoeV e Of hei r ° Ti t ' Fey,slj llb Ursir o i lP lee h er I . F rid • l3l. N rrOx'' ioo' ;o~• 7 1 5 k l u e l a i ( i the • Ore' s c. W su s orde Moors. D. Dorning, Worsley, Lancashire, innkeeper, May 22, at one, 31, at four, and June 22, at ten, at the Swan Bolton le-Moors. Solicitors, Messrs. Adliugton and (o. Bedford row; and Messrs. Cross and Co. BOlton-le-Moors. J. Gelding, Colchester, tanner, May 25, at six, 2S, and June 22, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, Ipswich. Solicitors, Messrs. Brame and Co. Ipswich ; and Mr. 'Nelson, Bar nard's Inn, Holborn. E. Holder, Whyle, Herefordshire, auctioneer, May 19, 20, and June 22, at eleven, at the Oak and Unicorn Inn, Leo minster. Solicitor, Mr. Bach, Furnival's Inn-court, Hol born, and Leominster, Herefordshire. J. Higton and J. Brewer, Broadway, Blackfriars, warehouse men, .May Id, 25,And June 22, at ten, at Guildhall. Soli citors, Messrs Swain and Co. Frederick's-place, Old Jewry. J. Austin, Anlersgate-street, corn-dealer, May 22, 25, and June 22, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Barber, Chancery-lane. DI VI D ENDS. June 7, W. Braxg, Whitehaven, grocer—June 5, W; 3. Auckland, Doncaster, sadler - I —Joile 3, R. Bankes, Liverpool, sail-maker—June 2, T. Gower, Wethersfield, Essex, inalsirr— May 25, W. Ford; Beckiugton, Somerset, mallster—June 1, C. Coles, Flect-street, stationer--June 3, M. Cummins, F.-al mond), innkeeper—June 2, H. Mullion, Liverpool, mer chant—June 3, rWV. Stephenson, Preston, Lancaster, linen draper. CERTIFICATES—JUNE 1. R. M. Bacon, Taverhaio, Norfolk, paper-manufacturer— W. Watson and W. Elgic, Lore-lane, merchants—H..J. Sawyer, B. Tobler, and J. Cumberlege, Leadenhall-street, werchants—M. Salt, Lane-end, Stafford, flour-dealer--R. H. Say, Torii, Maidstone, seed•crusher, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. • W. and J. Leigh, and J. Williamson, Lirerpool—G. Scou gall. jun. and H. Gompertz, Old City-chambers, merchants-- T. Dickson and, .1. Eastey, Craven-Place, Drury-lane, coach masters—R. Jaffray, H. K. Toler, and .1. It. Jaffray, Old Broathstreet, merchants—S. and L. Solomon, Berkeley-street, paper-stainers--W. and T. Hoskins, Helston, Cornwall, plumbers—J. Jennings and J. Naylor, Livetpoo:, coach-makers—J. Dawson and J. Harker, Penrith, Cumber land, coach-makers—R. E. Bowler and E. G. Triquet, White Lion-court, Birchin-lane, engravers—J. Wheatley and T. Badger, jnn. Rotherham, York, attornics—S. Jones and : 1. M`hauchlaii, Cooke's-court, Serle-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, carvers and gilders—W. Moore and J. Banks, jun.. Liverpool, piaters—E. Pet her and T. Thornton, Tavistoek-street, co. rent-garden, blacklead-pencil manufactitrers—B. Bennett and'T. H. Pearce, Birmingham, gold-beaters-. • WALLOP. This case, which was heard on Wednesday, excited much interest, pn account of the important consequences it in volved. It was an appeal from the Rev. Henry Wake,'Rector of the purists of Ovcr Wallop, against the allowance 'if the late Overseers' (Mr. Richard Titt, and Mr. Richard Hoilm; way) accounts, in relation to certain payments made by them to several individuals belonging to the parish, which the appellant contended were illegal, as the said persons did not come under that description authorised by the statute. In support of the appeal, it was stated, that the farmers of Over Wallop had instructed the Overseers to make. out a list of the lahourers, and to distribute them according to the propertion of the rate. This is termed stemniing. The rate amounted to 1501., and there were about fifty labourers". The appel lant's assessment, at 2s. in the pound, amounted to nearly one-fourth of the whole rate, and though he had but 40 acres of glebe, under this system be would have 12" labourers attested to Brarwrijohn. who occupied 14.00- acres in the same parish, would have only the same number. On Account of the lateness of the hoar, the Counsel for the appellant said, they would not fatigue the Court by calling more than seven labourers. The object was not so much to get a large sum disallowed, as to abolish the system alto gether; The first witness called was James Baker, who de posed that he was married, and had a wife and five children. He worked for fafmer Robert Barnes in the month of March, 1518, and received 6s. per week• in the winter of 1217, be bad Os. and sometimes 10s.; at ehristmas 1816, be was paid either Os. or 103. but during the last year he-only got from . Mr. - Barnes Gs. He could not subsist on this, and went to Mr. Heinen, the then Overseer, for some more money, who made it up to 12s. Gd. which was about the price of a gallon loaf and sixpence a head ; last April he received but Cs. and nt to Mr. Titt, who was Overseer at the time, for anoney, who made him the same allowance. The. year before he re ceived 193. a week. Mr. Barnes told him to go to the Or( r seers for work, as he had no employment for him ; at this time there were two or three ricks in his barn unthrashed.— On going to the Overseer, he teas desired to return to Mr. Barnes, who then employed him at Cs. per week, the rest he got front the Overseer, which was more than at the rate- of 10s. ; as he.received 4s. a week in addition to bread money, and sixpence for each child ; he did not ask for relief, and if lie could have carried 10s. at that time, he should not have expected the weekly allowance of 4s, from the Overseer. Ir the harvest and grass-mowing season he earned 10s.; and during this period he did not apply to the Overseer.— Last winter he was employed iu grubbing for Mr.' Cow dery, by the piece; was to have one shilling a lug, and -go to the Overseer for a weekly allowance of four shillings like the rest,,of the parish. Before last Christmas the payment of the four shillings was discontinued by Mr. Tilt, who told him to go before the Magistrates at Andover, to apply for relief. The witness replied, he could not ask re lief, because, when he worked for himself, he reckoned his labour worth 10s. a week : be afterwards went to Andover, bat not before the Magistrate's. On the Monday, however, he received his money at Mr. Titt's house. About two months since he applied to Mr. 'Pitt, tit the church, who told him it was no use for him to come there unless he came fur relief, he was forced to say he wanted relief, otherwise his wife and children must ha starved; he would not have asked relief, had he been paid what he considered a fair remuneration fer his labour, namely, 10s. per week, which was the price at which it was estimated iri Over Walhip parish. Ia his cross-examination, the witness stated 'that, taking the Gs. per week paid by the farmer, and the al lowance front the. parish, was 11101 e than equal to 10s per week. The next witness was Harry Bevis, who stated, that he was 55 years of age, and had a wife, and one daughter, aged 27, whom lie supported. Ist April, 181 a, he worked for Mr. Self, at 6s.aiur week; at the end of the month he went to the Overseers, and was paid IGs.; he afterwards went to Mr. Hillary; on the same terms, and was subse rviently- employed to thrash barley at Is. Gd. per quarter, and received the same allowance from the Overseer; Mr. Holloway had employed him at the same rate, and Ire went to the poor hook for the rest; he went to Mr. Holloway's house, and afterwards to the Church, and said he came there for money the same as the others ; he should not have thrashed the barley at Is. 6d. per quarter if it had not been -understood that he was to receive an allowance from the poor-book—lie should have been paid - Sts.:id. instead of Is. Gd. a quarter The witness subsequently was employed by other farmers on the saute terms. He recollected Mr. Titt once asking him if he could maintain himself, Iris wife, and slaughter on 6s. per week, and he replied be could not. 'Pitt then asked him if he could get more ? He answered no, one shilling a day be ing Misting was given in the parish. lie remembered Tat refusing to give him relief unless he went before a Magistrate; he accordingly went to Andover before the Clerks pnly, and nothing was done there ; / he then returned back to his parish, and continued to receive 4s. a week. This was the substance of the evidence, and tire testimorry of five other witnesses was nearly of a similar import. The Learned Chairman having ob served upon the•evidence,the Court were unanimously otopi nion, that the payment of a portion of the labourer's wages out of the poor rate was illegal, and should he disallowed. It was suggested that the accounts should be referred to two Magistrates, or to two Counsel 'rut of Court, to fix the sum to be disallowed; but the Counsel for the respondents having expressed a wish that a particular• sum should be named, 251. was mentioned, to which Mr. Wake instantly aseenten, and the late Overseers were directed to pay over that sum, together with the balance remaining in their hands to the succeeding Overseers of the parish. The Noble Chair man • then, at the request of the Magistrates, rose to ex press his most marked disapprobation of the baneful sys tem which had been adopted in this parish, of eking out . the wages of the poor man's labour from the, pour rates. REGISTER. OF-FASHION. FASHIONABLE PARTIES THIS EVESING. ' Earl Derby's Grand Entertainment to the . Directors of the Ancient Music in Grosvenor-square. Mr. Bathurst's Grand Cabinet Dinner. Lady Langford's'Grand Assembly in Berkeley-square. Aimack's Grand Ball. SPOttTiNti INT Ij..,ILALIUP,NCE. NEWNIARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING, ISO. TtIF,IDAY,. MAY l I. Seventy Guineas for three-yr-old colts ; Est. 71b. fillies, sst.4lh. It.M. Mr Vansittart's gr. c. by Treasurer Mr. Wyudlialu's gr. c. hey Octavius, out of Sltitu's dam Ld Stawell's ch. c. Magtri)t a Six started—The Judge placed but three. • 5 t 0.2 on Treasurer c. CORN-EXCHANGE, MAY I*Z.-1---4 tJrge propor tion:of Monday's supply of Wheat from the borne Counties of Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, remained over for this morning's Market, but there being but few buyers, sales were very heavy, nor could the finest samples be disposed of without sub mitting to a reduction of full Is. per quarter ; as for the- inferior descriptions, they were ; Barlay is from Is. to 2s. per quarter 10%.er; the malting season being nearly over, and a large quantity of Foreign is exposed for sale, for which there are no buyers, except at very low prices; Oats were also very heavy, and .oulv fine fresh Corn could be got off. lu Beans and ,Pease no alteration,