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And for what BARREL, KILDERKIN, FIRKIN, LONG S HORTPINK and Stout HAZEL WOOD'HOOPS, 24¢ay „ e r d ernontleel for the use of the Stores aforesaid ter One Year, "71 the 4 . 2 d of December next ; to he also answerable to or,47yles to be p ro d uce d w ith the Tenders. te Conditi ons o f th e Contracts may he seen at the Seere ,,_ A,' Ofb re. 4..7 Tender for a less quantity than One Handrail Mille of I°Pv Roil will be adm ditte, nor will regard be had to any a. "lag th e Price shall not be inserted in Words at length, 0 "we sh a ll wit b e d e li vere d to th e B oar d before One o'Clock the said Friday, the 17th instant: nor unless the Person tol“, a nbehalf; ''takes th e T en d er , or some Per s on on his attends, wer when called far- PUBLICATIONS, Joseph Chitty, Esq. of the Middle Temple, Barrister at Law. Royal aro. price I I. 11s. in boards. VIM—LAW OF EJECTMENT. The HISTORY, PRINCIPLES, and PRACTICE (ancient and modern) of the LEGAL REMEDY by EJECTMENT, and the resulting Action for Mesne Piofits ; the Evidence in general necessary to sustain and defend them, with an Ap pendix illustrative of the subject. By Charles Runnington, Esq. Seijeant at Law. The Second Edition, considerably en larged and improved. By William Ballantine, Esq. of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law. Royal aro. price 11. Is. in boards. IX.—SUPPLEMENT TO VESEY SENIOR'S REPORTS. A SUPPLEMENT to the REPORTS in CHANCERY of FRANCIS VESEY, sen. Esq., Barrister at Law, and late one of the Masters of the High Court of Chancery in Ireland, during the time of Lord Chancellor liardwicke. Comprising corrections of Statement and Extracts of the Decrees and Or ders from the Registrar's Books, References to the Cases Cited, subsequent Determinations on the several points, some Ma nuscript Cases, new marginal Notes. and a copious Index.— By Robert Belt, Esq., of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law. Royal tiro., price ii. 10s. boards. X.—CASE OF LEGMMACY. From the LONDON GAZETTE of Nov. 7. VALUABLE LAW BOOKS published this Day, by HENRY BUTTERWORTH, Law Booksel ler, No. 7, Fleet-street, between the Temple Gates : BANKRUPES: J. Wright, sen. Hart-street, Bloomsbury, upholsterer, to surrender Nov. 14, 21, and Dec. 19. at eleven, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Patten, Hatton-garden. G. Trent, Bourton, Dorsetshire, maltster, Nov. 11, 21, and Dec. t 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Bennett and Dixon, St. Swithin's lane, Lombard-street. F. F. Wragge, St. George, Gloucestershire, dealer, Nov. 11, 16, and Dec. 19, at two, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Solicitors, Messrs. Hicks and Braikenridge, Bartlett's build- ievou g 3 foroa tt iat sch ot _ I.—CRIMINAL STATUTE LAW. A COLLECTION of ALL the ACTS regarding the CRI MINAL LAW of ENGLAND, alphabetically and analyti cally arranged. By Harold Nuttall Tomfins, Esq. of the In ner Temple. In 2 vols. royal Bvo. price 21. 10s. in boards, Under the following Titles, viz.:— Admiralty I False Pretences Penitentiary House Perjury ,Personating (Petitions Petty. Larceny, Pillory Piracy Polygamy Pleaders Pleas of the Crown Poison Prisoners Prisoners of War Privileged Places Process Public Officers Public Stores Quarantine Rape Receiving Stolen igs, Holborn; and Mr. J. P. Hinton, Bristol. J. C. Schwieso and F. Grosjean, Soho-squarc, harp-manu facturers, Nov. 14, 25, and Dec. 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Jones and Bland, Great Marylebone-street. P. Watkins, Bristol, oil and colourman, Nov. 22, 2:3, and Dec. 19, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Solicitors, Messrs. Hurd and J•hnsun, Temple; and Mr. Wigan, Ste phen-street, Bristol. T. Woollven, Andover, Southampton, linen-draper, Nov. 21, 22, and Dec. 19, at ten, at the Mason's Arms, Andotet. Solicitors, Nlessis. Todd and Foot ner. Andover; and Messrs. Bremridges and Barnes, Dyers-buildings, Holborn. T. Ashby, East-street, Manchester-square, baker. Nov. 14, 21, and Dec. f 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Harvey and Wilson, 48, Lincoln's Inn-fields. W. Cooper, Fleet Market, linen draper, Nov. 14, 18, arid Dec. 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Dawes and Chatfield, A ti: , el-cou rt, Thr..gmorton-street. J: Kenwortl4, Saddle wort h, Yorkshire, dyer,- Nov. 20, 25, and Dec. 19, at ten, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. So licitors, Mr. Gibbon, Ashton-under-Lyne; and Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane, London. • W. Fromow, Great Yarmouth, chemist and druggist, Nov. 91, at four, 22, at ten, and Dec. 19, at four, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Solicitors, Mr. Parkinson, Norwich ; and Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's Inn-lane. R. W. Yates, Manchester, cotton twist and weft dealer, Nov. 20, 21, and Dec. 19, at ten, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Alslead and Ainsworth, Manchestet ; and Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. A. Wilkinson, Liverpool, wine merchant, Dec. 1,6, and 19, at one, at the Neptune Hotel, Clayton-square. Solicitors, Messrs. Blackstock and Bunce, King's Bench-walks, 'I emple; and Mr. Kewley, Liverpool. S. Trebane, Exeter, silversmith, Nov. 15, 28, and Dec. 19, at eleven, at the New London Inn, Exeter. Solicitors, Mr. Brutton, Old Broad-street; and Mr. Brutton, Castle-street, Exeter. _ Ambassadors Appeal - Approver Arms and Armour Arson Fees Felon, - Goods of .----, Lands of Fish and Fisheries Fish Ponds A rtificers Assault Assize (Clerk of) Assizes Attornies Forcible Entry and Detainer Foreign Power Forgery Game Gaming Gaol and Gaoler Grants -A TRIAL by EJECTMENT, between John Day, of Bed ford, Esq., Plaintiff; and Thomas Day, of Spaldwiek, Esq. Ddefendank for tho Recovery of an Estate in the County of Ituntingil7M, tried at the Assizes held there on Monday, July 31, 1797, before the Hon. Mr. Justice Heath, and a Spe cial Jury. Counsel for the Plaintiff. Counsel for the Defendant. The Hon.Thoutas (now Lord) Mr. (the late Sir Simon) Le Erskine. Blanc. Mr. Partridge. Mr. (now Sir Wm.) Garrow. Mr. (now Mr. Serjt.) Sellon. I Mr. Wilson. Mr. Pluinhtree. Taken in Short-hand, by Mr. Blanchard, bro., price 6s. in rk.. OFFICE OF ORD.VriNCE, July 31, 1820. PUBLIC are hereby informed that „f Thirty-seven PLATES of the ORDNANCE SURVEY IIEAT BRITAIN, carried on under the Superintendence .44 ,, • i t he late Major-General WILLIAM NUDGE, LL.D. F.R. 1 , ( " 110 are now complete, and that IMPRESSIONS from , ( " 1 10 are on S a l e at the ORDNANCE MAP OVFICE. in the c;,, W Eit LONDON,•and also at WILLIAM FADEN'S, 11 ,;;;K r aPher to his Majesty, and Agent to the Board of Ord at CHARING-CROSS. N ll ‘hese pI A TEs contain the Counties of Kent, Essex, ,"", Hants, Dorset, Devon, and Cornwall, and propor -4.44 of Somerset, Surrey, Pembroke, Cardigan, Carmarthen, P" ft 'cicgari, Wilts, Berks, Middlesex, Suffolk, Hertford, and a u'brid, a tm ar t IX. containing nearly the whole of Pembrokeshire, tst Portions of the adjacent Country, was published on the • . ..cif August, 1819, and as the Work is still in progress, ay.- ti t " H nf.: to the original Design of giving a complete Map. of ix„,°t Britain upon a Scale of one inch to a Mile. the ti ;'''iloation of the future parts will follow as fast as toe na 1, re "f such a Work will admit, without increasing the an- Wal Expense. ) ,"entletneti wishing.to procure a Map of the Country sur- ItZ L lling their own habitations, may, by application to Mr. t‘ER, at the Ordnance Map Office (where an Index ° P will be shown )Se any lesheets they please, for that h, „se • • Letters on this snbject, addressed to Mr. aker, under to the Secretat y of the Board of Ordnance, Pall Mall, • be immediately attended to. By Order of the Board, It. H. CREW, Sec. Bail Bank of England Banters Bankrupts Bigamy Black Act Bridges (damaging) Buckingham (As- Sizes for) Buggery Bullion and Plate Buonaparte, Napo leon Burglary Burning Butcher Habeas Corpus Act Habeas Corpus (Writ of) Hawks Highway Homicide Hopbinds Hue and. Cry Hunting deofails Inclosnres Indictment Inquisition Goods ftecognisauces ,Records Religion Revenue Rewards • Riots Rivers Royal Family Sea Ranks Seamen Sedition Seduction Sessions Severn (River) Sheriff Sheriff's Tourn Sheriff's Officers Ships Simony Slave Trade Soldiers Statutes Stolen Goods (help- • boards. XI.—LAW AND PRACTICE IN BANKRUPTCY. A SHORT DIGEST of the LAW, of BANKRUPTCY, in cluding a statement of the Commissioners' authority to sum mon and examine witnesses and others under Commissions of Bankrupt ; to which are added, the Orders in Bankruptcy. By George Roots, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister•at-Law and Commissioner of Bankrupts, Bru., price Its. in boards. XIL—CATALOGUE OF LAW BOOKS. Cast le Certiorari (Writ of) Champerty Clergr(Benefit of) Clerk of the Peact (Appointment of) Coal Works, Col lieries, and Col liers In;ane Offenders Judgement Judges Judges' Lodgings Jurisdiction Jury Justices of Assize Justices of Peace Kidnapping t.ace A CATALOGUE of LAW BOOKS in general use, of the best Editions intended as a guide to Purchasers of legal Works. By Henry Butterworth, Law Bookseller, 7, Fleet street ; the Second Edition, corrected and ettlatgcd, in fools cap, Bro., price Bs. 6d. sewed. BUCK'S CASES IN BANKRUPTCY. Coi u Colonies Commissions of the' Peace Conies Conspiracy Convicts Lancaster, '(Countyl Palat ine.ost) Larceny and Rob bery Laws Letters of Marque Libels Maintenance Malicious Injuries Manufactories and Manufactures Marriages Mayhem- • Mills Mines Mute Natural-born Sub jects Navy News In a feW 15ay;;i11 he Published, the Fourth and cancttsd ing Part of the First Volume of CASES in BANKRUPTCY. By John William Buck, Esq., of the Middle Temple, Bar rister-at-Law. With a DICIEST of all the CON FENIPO RARY CASES relating to the Bankrupt Laws decided in the other Courts, from Michaelmas Term, 1816, to Michaelmas, 1820. _ _ _ _ T. Norris, Bishopstone, Wiltshire, shoemaker, Nov. 15, 16, and Dec. 19, at eleven, at the Black Horse Inn, New Sarum, Wiltshire. Solicitors, Mr. Dew, New Canal, Salisbury ; and Minett, Hillier, and Lewis, Middle Temple-lane, Loudon. Corn, Grain, and Flour Cornwall (Assize, for) Coroner Corruption of blood County Courts Courts Lest and Courts Baron Cumberland Deeds Disclaimer . Dissenters Disseisin iog to) Sobpmna Succession to the Crown Surgeons Swans Swearing Threatening Let- COUNTRY NEWS. WINCHESTER., Nov. 4. ci rANT to a DECREE of the HIGH COURT of CHAN '!" bearing date the 7th Day of February, 1820 , made „ a . CAUSF CLARK against CLARK. CREDITORS of JOSEPH CLARK, I vh ,„ li'!le of Br o xbourne, in the County of. Hertford, Farmer, t,, t , died o n or a bout the 19th day of October, 1817, are f ar 2' w itb by themselves, or their Solicitors, to come in be te,: SANIUEL •COMPTON COX, Esq. one of the Mos -14,,0f the said Court, at his Chambers in Southomn :',3"irdiiigs Chancerv-lane London, and prove their or they win h e . excluded : the Benefit of the said seree. • London: Printed for Henry Butterworth, Law Bookseller, 7, Fleet-street, between the Temple-gates. Of whom tear he had the first three Parts of this Work, price 11.35. 6d. sewed. tens Transportation of THE LOTTERY. Felims Treason ' Trial Turnpikes Usury 'Vagrants Venue Hales Wears Weights and Mea- NEXT WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15, LOT TERY BEGINS with TWO OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS First Tan Minutes. Scheme contains Two Prizes of 20,0001. Consols, Two Prizes of 18,0001.•Consols, added to Two of 2,0001. Money, making together Four . . Prizes of . . _Q90,000 ' • Consols and Money. TICKETS and SHARES are selling- by BISH, Sole Contractor, 4, CORN HILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, Lon don, who shared and sold in the Lottery just ended, No. 3,645, Prize of 10,0001. !—No. 2,365, Prize of 1,0001. Distress East India. Corn Night Walkers Northern Counties pang Elections England English Language Escapes and Prison Breach Est reats Expenses of Prose cutors Extortion Nuisances Oaths • 'Officers Offices (Sale of) Outlawry IPalaces Pardo► Parliament Peers Penal Statutes IL—RIGHTS OF HUSBAND 1 , 0 r MADRAS and BENGAL, with liberty to call at sures • Witnesses Women Woods Wuol. AND WIFE. BEGINS DRAWING NEXT WEDNES DAY, ism THIS MONTH. ONLY 1.71)0 NUMBERS. FOUR Money and Consols. The Purchaser of ONE TICKET may obtain TWO PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS ! And 'all the above Numbers are sure to,be drawn on the Isth NOVEMBER. The Lottery will finish on the 28th Instant, and is the Last Lottery this year. J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT, with unprecedented Success, sold in this Contract, in one Lottery alone, BOTH PRIZES of 20 ; 0001. and in the preceding Lottery, One of 20,0001., and One of 10,0001. ' TICKETS and SHARES are selling at their fortunate Of fices, 11, HOLBORN ; and I lit, OXFORD-STREET. A TREATISE of the LAW of PROPERTY, arising from the relation between HUSBAND and WIFE. By R. S. Donnison Roper, of Gray's Inn, Esq. Barrister at Law. Au thor of the " Law of Legacies." 2 vols. royal evo. price 21. 2s, in boards. _ .. ect iotl/ 0, J31,461' 37, CORNHILL ; 88, HAY MARKET; TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SOTHEBY, at his House, Wellington-Street, Wa terloo-Bridge, Strand, on MONDAY, November 13, and following Day, t he Li" ot 11 0115 1 e ff' and 'tei pil l° hear a pi n d e rgv re , its II LIBRARY of a GENTLEMAN going abroad ; in which will .be found,l)ogdale's by ; Dugdale's Monasticon Anghcanum, 20 Parts; Or merod's Cheshire ; Thoresby's Leedes, by Whitaker, 2 vol.; Surtees' Durham ; Lodge's Portraits, 19 Parts ; Macklin's Bible, 10 Parts; Britton's Architectural and Cathedral An tiquities; the Chronicles of Holiushed, Hall, Grafton, Fabyan, Arnold, Hasten, Hardyng, and Froissart, 15 vol.; Wood's Athena Oxonienses, by Bliss, 4 vol.; Philosophical Transac tions abridged, 18 vol. ; Dibdits's Bibliomania and Bibliotheca Spenceriana ; Swift's Works, by Nichols, 19 vol.; Chaucer's Works, by Tyrwhitt, 5 vol„ &c. &c. To be viewed, and Catalogues had at the place of Sale. it. I%lJ er 'oll H1 1 ' ) sl MADEIRA, The remarkably fine SHIP, LADY LUSHINGTON, ALEXANDER SCOTT, Commander, lying in the City Canal. Bur _liz;•z-`Ol, then 650 tons. This. Ship was built and fitted up for the East India Trade ; has very !(, 11)er i"r Acennimodi.tions for Passengers, and carries a ..rg eutt. li tt l ur Fr e i g ht or P as sage, apply to G. H. GIBBONS, 42 , St. f 'iit -t "‘ t te ; or to CURLING and DOMETT, 10, George d' Lombard-street. °USELESS POOR.--At ,a public Meet • ing of the Subscribers.to a Fund raised for the pur : 4 n : t e tt of affording NIGHTLY SHELTER to the HOUSELESS LI ELIFF t the DESTITUTE, held this day in the Egyp tin, to the all, at the Mansion House; • , Right Honourable the LORD MAYOR, M.P., its the 'air • 1 4 4 R ePortof the Proceedings of the Committee during the st It "ter having been lead , th as resol ve d, That the Thanks of this Meeting he given har e e Committee for the judicious manner in which they jo t ,,,Performed the arduous duty imposed upon them, and p • '"e tery satisfactory Report of their Proceedings now, r i t*,s t e " lat. the Committee be requested to continue their labours. in .te d tt a "al they be empowered to apply the remaining balance - 1 1 ,,Y,way consistent with the original design and object of i4l e t - 7scription ;'but that no diversion of the fund, or any Lu i l 4i it, shall take place until sanctioned by the S t ubscri ors, ',l•6 e d for that purpose by public adveitisemen . 0 Au x - o 'r. the Committee be requested t o . prepare a p lan an tits' ",farY Establishment for investigating the truth and me al-at 7 1 begging letters addressed to the Subscribers and tithe's, W(i tt r relieving such of the writers of them as should appear Ail flat of receiving assistaree. the thanks of this Meeting are eminently due to the li,lgt u n iformly the Lord Bishop of Chester, for the patro and f Htfotmly extended by his Lordship to this undertaking, L e h ur the p ecu li ar ki n d ness an d c o ndescension with which , r l , s Personally assisted the endeavours of the Committee. li a 'c't the th an k s o f t hi s M ee ti ng h e given to Sir . John Wil- Al e ; itit 'ohhock, Bart., DO less for his important assistance as a Cr of the Committee, than for the peculiar liberality 1,11:hili h e has acted as its Treasurer. sq, ft th e thanks of this Meeting be given to C. W. Hick, t , t ut' the liberality and promptitude with which he gave up sub se x t ,7 , l ls, , ive premises in London-wall, fur the purposes of this Th t '`,' rot tit t he thanks of the Meeting be presented to Dr.Canquest, gratniet ' ro Portant services rendered to the Committee, by the 4 tyle ri r f% superintendence of the Medical Department of the r bhnit y - ' and for his unwearied exertions in the cause of hu t t he tile t thanks of this Meeting are respectfully offered to bas nr i g ff t 11 . n. the Lord Mayor, fur the zeal with which he inn ti r t ,T f ttoted the success of a subscription raised under his l he d es Ve auspices, for the purpose of opening an asylum . for t , itute and houseless ; for the promptitude with which liti:: ) Jections to its commencement were obviated, and faei ,,tx)amfgellen for its success f u l prosecution; for the ai r care .p at "ed, the important assistance rendered, and the pow er- U ntil "'nage extend e d, from the origin of the. undertak ing s atisfactory termination was attained ; and for the ri tut ~Indicious, and effectual manner in which, (luring a pe kistra.if "usual difficulty and distress, he has, as Chiefl%l3- I). etrop o n, t far h umanity t he Nf_ e nr he City, maintained ruler the character of and bence. 11 (am : f t the thanks of this .leetinir, be presented' to W. H.. 4 % Eql. for the very valuable' services rendered by him rtle the ff rarY Secretary to the Fund from the period of its corn ~ilitnieut ; the salutary object of which was materially fa fareel.ted by the zealous, active, and intelligent assistance af the a " by him to the various CoMmittees for superintending Plthcation of it ; the result of whose labours he has also Ihi s i p ) flinch ability and perspicuity detailed in the Report .114ay esented. to this Meeting. tlit eyt f : the proceedings of this day be adrertised under the =ow ',l‘reulatedthfoe r the informati o n o f the Committee, and that thSubscribers. e Report be printed (Signed) iti,so official GEO. BRIDGES, Chairman. I.prtllshf the Lord Mayor having obliged his to vacate the Chair during the proceedings, and it been tak en b y Oli ver H atch, E sq. t h e t h an k s o f the , were voted to that Gentleman. real, J i b will be printed forthwith, and forwarded to Subset.") w i ll tv, voucherhu for every pavment will also be at the,Coromit ,aullittee Room) broom fur public inspection. (Signed) BODKIN, H. S. 27, Poultry, Nov, 6, 1920. .• 14 1 ' 1 s Of ‘ l)s' 130c 1 ; 1 ,40 t : o a E it he ' s o a pp, ,w e, rA t , ter S t , 0 , a sr, . 1 0 [red :. 1 14 rAg, o of It D. •Of i e l i 00 -h :101 the , oe rf ri• he :g•cal g C O tr r f t el iO t n . by 0 0 08, 0 , 0 • l y hi , pill 1.00 sj Or ... .........._ Chap. Chap. 1, Curtesy. • leave his Wife's Personal 2, Discontinuance by Hits- Estate, and her Title as band of Wife's Estate. next of Kin. 3, Leases of Wife's Estate. I 15, Effect of Marriage on prior 4, Husband'spowertocharge I acts - and agreements of Wife's Estate. - Husband and Wife. 5 and 6, Husband's interest in 1 16, Disabilities of Coverture, and poWer over Wife's and exceptions to Uwe". personal estate. 17, Gifts and Allowances by 7, Wife's equity for a settle- Husband and Wife. went out of her chows 18 and 19, Wife's Power over in action. her separate Estate. li, Marriage settlements. 20, Effects ofWife's voluntary 9, Dower. Gifts and Appointments 10, Bar of Dower by Jointures ' of her separate Estate. 11, Other modes of Barring I 21, Restraint of Wife's Power Dower. I --. of disposing by anticipa -12, Wife's Power over her I tion,and the rights !.;t her Husband's real Estates. Creditors to her separate 13, Wife's interest in her Hus- Estate. band's Personal Estates. 22, Separation between Hits -14, Husband's Covenants to ' hand and Wife. With an Appendix of Precedents adapted to the Work. 111.--A DIGEST of the LAW of LANDLORD and TE NANT, in Three Parts. Containing-Ist. Procedure on part of the Landlord. ' 2d. Procedure on part of the Tenant. 9d. Certain Charges to which Persons standing in the relation of Landlord and Tenant are respectively liable. With an Appendix of Precedents. By Peregrine Bing ham, Esq. of the Middle Temple, Barrister at Law. Bvo. price 18s. in boards. IV.—The HISTORY of the COMMON LAW of ENG LAND, and an ANALYSIS of the CIVIL PAR!' of the LAW. By Sir Matthew Hale. The Sixth Edition, with additional Notes and References ; and some account of the Life of the Author. By Charles Runnington, Serjeant at Law. Royal Bvo. Price 11. 10i. in boards. V.-BROWN'S ►REPORTS IN CHANCERY, BY BELT; with Ate Notes of Lord Redesdale, &c. REPORTS of CASES Argued and Determined in the HIGH COURT of CHANCERY during the time of Lord Chancellor Thurlow, and of the several Lords Commissionets of the Great Seal, and Lord Chancellor Loughborough, from 1778 to 1794. By William Brown, Esq. of tl►e Inner Temple, Barrister at Law. I. iftb Edition, with important Corrections and Additions, from the Registrar's Books, from the Author's Manuscript Notes in his own Copy, intended for a further Edition, trom various Manuscript Notes of the highest Au thority,'by eminent contempoiary and dignified Members of the Profession. Together w►th Observations fron► the subse quent Reports on the Cases reported by Mr. Brown, and De cisions on the Point of Law to the present time. By Robert Belt, Esq. of the loner Temple, Barrister at Law. Foot viols. Royal Bvo. price 41. 16s. in boards. *„*- This Edition, by Mr. Belt, is the one corrected from the Registrar's Books, that has exclusively the Notes of Lord Redesdale, Lord Colchester, Master Simeon, Master Cox, and the late Sir Samuel Romilly, communicated to the Editor, ex pressly for this Work. A rival publication having been hastily brought out during the progress of this Edition through the Press, the Publisher presumes to makes that known to the Pi ofession, with a view of preventing any dis appointment. VI.—A TREATISE on the LAWS of COMMERCE and MANUFACTURES, and the CONTRACTS relating thereto. With an Appendix of Treaties, Statutes, and Precedents. By Joseph Chitty, Esq. of the Middle Temple, Barrister at Law. Royal bvo. price 11. I Is. 6d. in hoards. VII.—CASES OF PRACTICE IN KING'S BENCH. REPORTS of CASES principally on PR AC/fICE and PLEADING, determined in the COURT of KING'S BENCH, in Hilary, Easter, Trinity, and M►chaelmas Terms, A.D, 1819, with copious Notes of other important Decisions. By COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Nov. 7. Amsteidam Ditto, at Sight l2 3 Rotterdam l2 7 Antwerp 1-lamburgli 37 6 ii Us Altona Paris, 3 Day's sight 25 70 0 Us. Ditto Bourdeaux, ditto Frank fort on the ly.ain Madrid - 36 Etlectivi Cadiz Bilboa 36 Effective Barcelona Seville ' .. 35 Gibraltar Leghorn Genoa 43i-Venice, Ital. Liv. 27 60 Nlalta ' 45 -Naples 3B Palermo Lislum Oporto •... MI RioJanciro , 64 Dablin 64 Cork 6i per Cent. BULLION. Portugal Gold, in Coin /.0 0 0 perOs Foreign cold, in Bars a 17 101 New Doubloons N tv Dol lars 0 4 I Silver in Bars, Standard 0 4 11'f PEDESTRIANISM. - Captain JAMIESON perform ed half a mile yesterday morning, on the Edg ware-road, in two minutes and 12 seconds, his time being two minutes and 15 seconds. He did the first quarter of a mile in a minute and one se cond. It was for 100 guineas, and time was back ed at 6 to 4. Wednesday last being the Festkial of All Saints, the Mayor. Aldermen, and Members of our Corpora tion, attended divine service at St. Maurice Church, where a sermon was preached by the Rev. H. Hopkins. In the af ternoon, according to annual custom, they assembled at St. John's House, and partook of a most excellent dinner, which included all the delicacies of the season, and wines of the hest quality. The worthy Mayor (John Silver. Esq.) -presided, and successfully exerted himself to prtmote the comfort and harmony of the company. The usual loyal, patriotic, and lo cal sentiments having been given, several beautiful glees were sung by some of the Gentlemen belonging to the Cathedral Choir, which, with the addition of some excellent songs front other Gentlemen, greatly contributed to the hilarity of the evening. The dinner was served by Sturgess, of the Sun, in a style that does him great credit, both as respects the bill of fare, and other arrangements. The Anniversary'of the benevolent institution established in this city under the title of Aliens Society, was celebrated last Thursday. In the morning the Stewards and Trustees, accompanied by the youths who had been apprenticed by the Society, walked in procession to the Cathedral, where a most impressive Sermon was preached hy the Rev. C. Richards, jun., A. M. Vicar of South Stoneham, from Rolm-tits, ch. xii. v. 10. " Be kindly atlectioned one to another, with brotherly lure." In the afternoon the Stewards and Trustees met a fl memos party of their friends at St. John's House, where a most ele gant dinner was provided by Higgs, of the Black Swan Inn, and served in a manner that gave the highest satisfaction to all present; the wines were also peculiarly good. The chair was ably filled by W. Chute, Esq. who was succeeded by John Fleming, Esq. M.Y. whose polite attentions were equal ly conspicuous with those of his worthy predecessor. The Stewards • for the ensuing year are Jehn Fleming, Esq, and the Rev. I. O. Zillwood, A.M. The collection amounted to upwards of 1501.; and it is scarcely necessary to add, that harmony and good humour prevailed throughout the evening;, which were heightened by the pleasing reflection that the be nevolent object of their cheerful meeting was the protection of the indigent. The attendance at the examination of the Boys of the Winchester Central School, °is Thursday last, was high ly respectable, and the performance of the children met. with entire approbation. The answers given to the ques tions which were directed• to the upper classes, wet e such, as proved that they were not only thaught to read but to understand their bible, and to assign, as far as Call he expected, a reason for their religious belief. On the fol lowing day a very large party of Ladies examined and ap proved the work done in the girls school ; and witnessed the progress they had made in reading, writing, and religious in struction. It was gratifying to observe, that those who take the greatest interest in the welfare of the institution a; peared perfectly satisfied with the general conduct and discipline of the school. The North Hants Regiment of Militia, having completed the customary period of service, were dismissed on Monday last, when the regiment marched, with theie hand, through the town, in as eotid order as any Regiment of the Line. The conduct of the officers :end men has received the highest ap probation of their Commanding Officer, Major Hawker, who has expressed to the Officers and Staff his acknowlelgment for the punctual attention which they have paid to their re spective duties: and t. the Non-commissioned Officers fir t he expedition they-have used in drilling the men, and the good example they have show)) to them by their own orderly con duct. Although the greater part of the privates were never before in the service, yet their general behaviour would have done credit to a veteran corps, and their movements in the field have been executed with as much precision as could be expected, considering the limited period allowed fur training. The general conduct of the men in the city obtained the ciliate approbation of the inhabitants. The H. H. Cup was run for last Tuesday on Ahbotsdon Down, near Alresford, for which 8 horses started,at half-past one o'clock, each carrying lest. and rode by farmers in the district of the Hain;*hire boot. There were 3 beats for the cup; the first was won by Mr. 'Broad's chesunt horse, and the two last were decided in favour of Mr. Curtis's bay mare; Mr. Biggs's chesnut mare being second in all the three heats, was therefore entitled to a handsoine jockey whip. Although 4 horses were withdrawn after the first heat, there was excel lent sport, and the race was well contested. The weather proving co favourable, the Down waecrowded with art unusual numhtr of horsemen, carriages. and spectators. After the races, nearly 250 Gentlemen and Farmers sat down to an ex cellent dinner, served up with great tame by Mr. Hudson, at the Swan Inn, Alresford, and the win e and other fluor!: towed in abundance. After dinner many loyal and appro -IP-e"caefise-ettl" lucid sts ' i ere e 4 l!:e e t :i ' ng as it t ‘ i ' d e t i t!) aans so gs shunts silng which were of applause. Nothing could be more convivial lim n this meeting. and the evening was spent in the most perfect harmony and good humour. A robbery of a desperate description, and of a very wanton kind, was committed on Monday evening. Mr. Ponter, of Poland-street, was attacked by a daring gang, leading out of Ox ford-street to Edward-street, and robbed of his watch and 16/. in cash. Not content with getting the property, the ruffians beat him with sticks until he was disabled and senseless. .This s was also at an early hour. •