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- ... . . . - , . . . ... taft)ti,, . - 4 • . ' N + 1, 11 .10 , , ~, , , .') 4 \• / ; ' - ' ' • ,_ , ~ . k , k±i7ii / V: ' . , , . ~ , . • • . r s 'q c , , v - 777 - 1 ~ . ~: 1 11- 7 1- 1 _ , ----, i _ .....- 0 „A i _ , ,----,---. • --„„4. ), ft .: • — lr - lIEN , ' -.. -r-t c , ... , o'6 „ r , N I , —E , 1.1 . • Ail % ‘ _ . , , ;4* . • e , • , ) tPRIC E SEVENPENCE.. MONDAY. JiTNE :30, 1817. NUMLEIt '7743 .1 J NG- OFFICE, June 17, 1817. pm?, COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING I.I.I.PESTY'S vy do hereby give Notice, That 41'4 " 61 / , the Vh of July next, they will be ready to receive Niters in writing (vented up), and treat for the Supply rf tout FIU:Sti BEEP J 0 all be required for the use of his °T INY. , Ships and Vessels at Stranracr and Loch Ry an, on, * Csi , ol of Scotland, for - T welve Valvular .}lonths, from. the 13 a 01.14 y next. The Conditions of the rontroct nlety be seen at the Se- I Tor'..B Office, at this O f fice; or by apply/bag to the Collecto ,. .fthe Customs at Stranraer. go regard will he had to any 'Ander in •which the Price 4 4111 J4Ol he inserted in Words at length,. or that *hall not 6e,fieliucred to the Board bdfore One o' Cldi.:4 on the said 2.144(1,1 !, , , the ath . Jalonext ; nor Once, the 'Person who codes the Tender, or sonic Person on his behalf, attends to • intver when culled for. I 'ol4 I . e fidOr must also be accompanied by a Letter sign ed ttuo respc it* Persons eogirging to beonto 6muild Ike Party tendering, in the Pc:ial • Sion of 5001. for the due Iterformance of the Contract. _ VICTVALLING-OFFICE,June 40,1817. T i! Ps COMM MS IO NE RS for VIC T LL N 6 /Es 211.41ESTI"S NAVY do herehy give Notice, shut " nada'', the Bth of July next, they will be ready to receire Touters in writing (sealed. up), for certain Quan• f prime IRISH BEEF etAri PORK (cured in the last eto.son, and contained P untheons , Tserres, and Navy 1 : 4 " 41 $) , not exceeding ia the aggregate TlaT d e Thousan " ltr ee B of each species; to be delivered by the asst day of "lagust next, into his Majesty's Fie:nailing Storcs at heloford r and to be paid for by Bills payable, withoat fa •tefr4t, sixty days after date. 71 0. Conciltions of the Contract may be seen at the Se ftetory', Q//ice. ‘Vo Tendor for a less Quantity then to the extent of Two ilkodred Tierces of each species will be accepted ; nor will t qnrd Le had to airy in which Me. Pike ohall not be inserted Words at l e ngth, or that shell not be dcilocred to the Huard before One o'Cloeh on the said racsdoy, the Bth of 41 .1ilext: nor toeless the Person u , h , i inakt:s tide Tenthir, or ""It Person on his behalf, uileads to itaiWer when called for. 1i1t7171.1L1.,114V-01;VICE., June 23, 1 iS:sroNEli Sjor VIC7'(7 . :II4IING ifiN 3 ll , -LIESTr'S do hir"ebY give Noticr., that on T, • iesday,-the8(11. of Jolt, next, thr . 7/ will he rea4 T y . tn re celirr • Tend ers i n . ter iting ( s e a led up), a twat n d tat i "DitEli and , (;),I.A.I.PIIONS of. COALS (each c I thiton to el,asi,st of Thirty-six 13usliels, Winchester )mea sure? o • /' one cf the following qualiars, Te,apiteo Eden Main,. Main, ' • • • Bonnie. MoJr Main, or Newbott te Tiourrie Moor. r, he rfelivered into (jails i»ithe.fel!y of the Royal Hospital et fas!,lr, near Gosport, on or hefore thi! .da.l V " 1 ; "MI to hit Pa;ii fur by Bills payable, w ithout Interes•t• `'! . . 0 0 days after date. 77, Conelitions of the nifty be nal the Se. 4 ?ct , irn's a t this. ojair or by applying to tl .e .li.;•ent of 11 ;trim' flOspital. u ill h e had in an 31 tPnder il . ll whir/' Mr' Price 4 ,L 1 1 taa iiiA w rted in words at leisq'tli. or Mat sha:l nit of de,:iutre4 to.•1/te Board before otH' o'Clach on flie raid ro. , ,,fay the Jtehl next I nor unless tho Per,on „ tvlin Nv4s the rea;ler, or smite Person on /44 behalf; attends, to a!isver 'Men calltd for. • F 1 C7'U.II,LING. u6l , jiine N cginitssioNEßsfor vicTu:4I,L,IN6 Ard.its7.l-,s i'Y do hereby give Notice„ Iltstint on 7nm/curtly isth day 1,1.10;1,1w-1,aq will be ready to , ct . e i ve freyders Writing. ,(enkd np),, and Trent for Two HuND It ED CHALDRONS of COALS (each Chaldron to Consist of Thirty-sLe ./Jackels, Irinokester Aleasurc), of "e the following quolitks, viz.:— • Henly Vane Tiolpest.'s Eden tllain,. Iluseit's Main, ;,. Bourne Mane Main, . ' Newbiatit , Bourne • .I.aml,ton's Pilnanse Main, 1•41.,1, tro's Main, Neistlain's nigh Main, or Lalnbton's Nlaiti ; To be delivered itdn it c Cellars of the Royal Hospital. at PlytkOutk between the le and 31st days of „disgust next; cing to frt . pgifi fnt lw Bills payable, will eat ,merest, Sixty 11)a Y 4 Vier doe. • ":124r t.,',/o"tior,..s• of iLe Contracts -may be seen at tho Secre tary's Oilier, at this Offie, or by applying to the Steward of Plymouth H4ipital• regard will be had to any render in whirh the Price shall not be inserted in- words at kngth, or thgt shad fr , t be deliver,d to the Board befOre ()ne o'Cloch ou the said ne•fday the 15th of July tient, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender; or ki.i . conse Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when calltdfor. RUPTURES CURED AT THE MEDICAL BOARD. IN coliscgireitre tit the eXtenstve practtee Of the Medical Board, at Charlotte .House, I.llachfriars road, Drs. MONIVIE, and CO. have, for the bcT4tutinotlatian ut itatitqa . t, re - I . :611); itt the West inn' at the Towit,•estiddistted another Medical Board in• Woodstock- StrEcl, o:eeiirThstreet , letv floors from Boutl-street, wlicre it rhy , iciiin Mit) Surgeon; Member* of the- Royal College , ot at Itiivty years eqietivnee, conststafly reside. That Mace teen restored to j i ttnet wealth' by their 'united t..leitt , t it indispillahle. after Inane of vi boat bad been great'sniterers front being ii prrly treattd by persons ignovant of the profession. Ernp tion-s on the bead, face, and ulcerated thit:at, swel lings in the neck, 11 , ,dei tot the shin holier, cancers, strie itaio,, in the lignol and limbs, and net eons are; the entl ,,, plunce an ill-cured contagion, and ,yroptonts frequeutly'appcar years after, and destroy tluuu tic happiness. , • Meisrs..Cooyer, Munroe, and Co. are consulted daily lit head ltinnts, Or by letters front the country, stat ing . purlieu whey medicine and the best advice will' be sent to all Parts at the . A ,ifie doors at k b hnitsr, and private rooms fur A,1%-icc grolit on 'fnesday i Thursday, Sunday utitilstwelva o'clock. • SOCIETY for the. DISCHARGE and ItELIEF of PERSONS IMPRISONED for SNIALL•DEBTS. Craved-street, Strand, June 23, 1817. QUARTERLY GENERAL' coutur a tills X*. SOCIETY will We held here on WEDNI.;SDAY next, the NI of *July, at Twelve o'Clocii, to AUDIT the AC.. COMPTS, &e. to the 30th Instalt. nt. GILLS:SWELL, Secretary. • . AS GARDENER. WANTS a PLACE, a- MARRIED MAN, I n enqprawe,.:aboot forty years of age, has, had very exlenAive an ,l sucee sst al Practice in Forcing, and the other liranchei of the above tinsiness..; Qta have a good Character from his last. Place, where he liv'ed seven years.— Please direct to 4-1, G. Nu. 22, Chalion•street,, Somers Town. •- THE. NINTH. OF NEXT MONTH, (JULY.) • I Trli; SI I respectfully reminds 'oesi. Friends, 1 • thv Public, the State Lottery commences drawing tll 9111 of Next Month. The • Scheme ennsists . of .mitat novelty'', and great advaotages are held out, which, if tht Pultllc theo:sclves of, cause It to'be the most' beneficial tar them Of a ny I , ‘i en any,years.suest , draw,' P..sic, ,tt a ddition to What- it May he 4rawn, WIA ►eCt!IVO . I .I()NEY .1 nil as the Lottery is drawn to Cias•ret, of cunr~' i tequal. to drawing Two Prizes of Mot l ey each, The s c h e me also possesses Four Prixes of 11 , ,u;) /. Conslls. Twat of nOO/ ('nusuls, and 16 other Capitals, All MitO.o; but the principal feature is, that notwithstanding there he 7000 Tickets' drawn the First Day, the first 1000 Blanks wi I he each en titled to tut. Money, and ever? otlicr Blank drawn that 4lay to a fresh t• trance for the Second and Last Day, when all the remaining Capitals must he Drawn, consequently Cady Ad venturers have peat sid.rantages. Schemes, with full Particulars, to be had Gratis, and Ticlsets and•Sliavett are selling by T. CASH, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charinkcross. lc* In the Last Lottery Il SII sold (as usual) more Capi tals than any other, Otficet Keeper. . ______ TEN TIIOUSANO POUNDS •.For the'FirstArawit Prize on WEDNESDAY, DU; of July. `VERB, Stock-Broker, '9, Cornbill, 011 d .G. 17, t ti agate-street, acquain t s liis Vtit..:taq fhat. th e arranientents'irt the present Lottery as peculOrty adratna visas to those who purchase early; as it is intendvd to draw more than Iwo-thirds (.1 all the richets On the 9th of .1 t il,•, every - one of Which wilt -he a benefit ;t he lira[ 1,000 131atiits. being entitled to 101. each, awl all the othk, will hecome Now:rickets,- to be drawn again the 19th of July, with the privilege 'of receiVing ltd. Money instead; and the very FirSt=urawn Prize will be.forther entitled to tu,uuol. Money. The Capitals eon*iNt of . of - L 90,000 Consols. 2 .. Of - 2:.. . of - v 1.. , e,000. Consols. And it; others of 1,0001. 4001. 11001., &c. &c.. and' only . . . 10,400 rickets. 'fichets ant Shares' are now on Sale at WEBB'S ' truly FortunAte Oakes, .9, cornitill. an.l 17. Ludgate-street, w h e re, iii the ..it, , t LtAttly, we, ,• ~,,! , n shares. . .. G0-•) -- in 75 ,, ''' L.2,000 .•' ' , 110-9. I Ana very rt . ceritly , Three of ~ ,, otOl. Two of 4d 0001. &C. &c. * o w All Business in t%e goods faithfn!ly executed. WEDSES-o.o', NINI'II .JULY. .:" - IVF,WR 11l UT Cie Contractor for tile ;.". ,4 • GRAND SUMMER 1,0 i'TP:I.IY of 'I 0,400 on TWick,FetTs, "i'e.o 'linos of whichiris. 7,000) will he drawn ,).. INESIMN, when c' cry Twko wit he entitled to a Benefit. and the lowest 'Veil Poondi in Money ; besides V01. 7 1f PRIZES of 'IIVENTY TIIOUSAND PO i 'NDS, a of 10,t 6-T.,:: &,:. &c. and as no former Sclierne, of so small a nor hi i of 'I icke.ts, ever did contain none than TWO, their '., '. wice , tile Usual Chanee of obtainity, Prizes of that. Magnitude, in favour of e very•Adver.threr.. The Selteine shortly is . • 4 .... Priies of .... L. 20,000 2 .... ..... 2 —.... 2,000 .... q 4 2080 smaller Prizes . .. ' .... 5,90 0 Blanks to he new Tickets, or receive 101. Money 59,000 $9,460 8,0114 Prizes. Thus the, absolute Small Prizes aro (vial to the usual pr portion. There' is further the 5,900 that in forme Selietnes'Wonid have remained 11lanlis, are io this ',Olteine to become New Tickets, or entitled to tol. each, making an Extra Snit, 0159,0001, in favciar Of th;s Lottery. . A sp!endid Total *of i 89,4(in1. and rem y Tiehet bona tide worth 161.7,. tn.!. in Money, or 61. 75.10 d. each inure than fiirther -though 'fickets. are 'Si-. cheaper, and selling at the 1,,,v prices of • • • • Ticket • ,C 18: 18 0 Quarter .•...Z5 • 1 0 Half 9 19 0I Eighth ~. 2 II Li Sixteenth At his Old Offices, • • • No. 37, Cornhill, 1 No. i t, Holborn, and 3;1,- Haymarket, I ' 141, Oxford-street. • The Drawing begins the Pith JULY, when the First-drawn Prize will re...eive Tot. Thousand Polinds more, and every will.becowelt Prize of not less than 101. value. FRAUD PREVENT Ek.). rracounteract the malty attempts that are daily made to impose on tht onteAry a Spurious Coinipoeition in , teadiof the GENUINE IIL",CKING prep.tred by DAY and dtTIN, they are induCed to :olopt a uvw Label, in whit' their Address 97: High 1-101bpin, s placed so cansplcuomily, that they trust an attention to i., onil the (htfercuce uf the Type, shieh i s unlike all Lct press, will enable i'nrehasa►s at once to detect the Impo sition. 'fIie.II.EAL JAPAN IILACKINt3, inadq by DAY and NIAIVFIN, 97, High Holborn, will in future he suht in it o G ti e s a t t J. ,Is. and Is, Gil. each, and a Copy of the Libel left with all "Venders. DAY , and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. 3. NIETCALFE'S PENETRATING HAIR BRUSHES, for all hinds of Uses. Tut?. Universal Reception' and.Unbounded' P a _ i m nage (beyond all pantile!) given to these New In vented BRUSHES, by all Ranks in Society, k a'wonderful instance of their excellence over every Other ImPledent for Cleansiag th Head - front Seurf, thereby strengthening, beautifying, nad promoting the growth of the flair.. As HOBSE BRUSHES, they are, approved and reepst mendvd,by-Pnaessor Colman. They are alike esteemed far . all binds of Personal Uses, as for all Domestic Purposes, wherein tt greater degree of cleanliness will prevail, and com bine ce , :aomy with expedition. , They are also of the greatest consetpience. for Manufacture and Machinery, and are highly uppmc i atv d by a n , A nk,ee of the first 'artisans in the t.nin.. try, the, snperionty of the Patent Brushes is so great, that compatisont all others are wholly useless; as will be proved on trial. Patent Brushes are warranted free from whalebone, or any adulteration, and at the same puke as genuine Brushes here tofore made. To be had Retail of the Patentee, No. SA, Great Mary-le hone-street, Portland-place, and at :t5O, Oxford-street, and all respectable \Tr-riders Itruslies in the United Kingdom. N.B.—Some fraudulent Shopkeepers havintr imposed on the,Publie, both iii price and 'onality, by selling spurious Brushes, please to ask for .1. Metcalfe's Patent Brushes, and sec each brash has the Ptitentee's Stamp impressed . on it, Metcalfe, PatenteF," with the Royal iasigna. Wholesale Orders to he addressed to Metcalfe and Kint, 49, Deau-street, , Soho, or T. G. rieut, Poultry, Loudon. HOUSE OF LORDS, SATI7RPAr, .TuNs 28. The LORD CHANCELLOR, took his seat at two 'cloc HABEAS CORPUS SUSPENSION ACT. A 'Messenger being 'announced from the Hon. tile Ilouse of Commons, Mr. BROGDEN, attended . by several other Members, appeared at the bar, and stated to their, Lordships, that the House had agreed to the Bill (which they now brat lit up) for the farther SuspenSion of the Habeas Corpus Act, with an Amendment. The Earl of I,lYattroot-_saiti, he perceived that the amendment made was . of 'considerable - im portance. It was originallylnc.posed to con tinue theoperation of.the Act i 9 question for. six • weeks altar the re-assembling of Parliament. By '%e ameruhnent now institaited by tlic Honour . the Iloosc of COSTitTIOIIS; the Bill Was further eat.entlett ltt of March next. Under ocir eumstatm+ such: importance, he did not feel warranted in proposing the adoption of the aniendment without some notice, and his Lind ship, moved, that it be taken into Consideration on Monday next, :Ile further, moved that the ques tion should kake precedence of all other busi ness on that day.—Ordered. 'The frith-Woollen Yarn Importation Bill was read a second titne. The other Bills on the table uofre forwarded a Stage ; atter which the House adjourned. able PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. A BILL. to EXEMPT the TERRITORIES within the L MriNS of the EAST INDIA. CO,MPAN CHARTER, from certain of the NAVIGATION LAWS. Whereas by en Act passed in the twelfth year of the: reign of his late Majesty King Charles the Seetuol, for the encouraging and increasing of Shippiog and Navigation ; and by apther. Act passed in the frftet;ntit year of the same reign, for the encouragemen• of Trade ; and hy another Act passed in the twenty-second •and twenty-third years of the same reign, among other things, for regtil;tting the Plentation•Trade; and by another Act passed in the twenty-fifth year of the same reign, amongst other things, tor the better seem-- ingtlie Plantation 'Trade; anti by another Act passed in the seventh and eighth years of the reign of his Lite Majesty King William the Third, for the incr'ase and encouragement of' Seamen ; - and by another Act passed in the third and fourth Years of the reign of her late Majesty Queen Anne, for granting to, her Majesty a for:ltCr subsidy on liVinOs 'and Merchamlizes imported . ; tv.'ol passed in the eighth year o f recto . of his hits: Majesty King George the auto.igst other things, to sobjCet 'Copper Ore, of the produetion of the IlritHt Plantations, to suc h r egu l a iiiio4 as other enumerated commo dities of tile like pro:faction are subject ; divers piohibitions, regulations, and 'provisions, have tern enected, respeetingThe importation of goods itui,coomorlities of the growth, production, or mantifartnre of Europe. into-,any Lands, Islands, Plantations, Cofilliies, Territories, or Places to his hii y belonging or in his -possession, .in Asia, Africa, or'Ametica, and also TesOecting the transportation of certain articles of the growth, prodection, or tnatiolacture of British Plantations in Asia, Africa, rit'AmeriCa. And whereas - the said prohibitions, regnlationi, And it' visions, have been commonly supposed n o t to apply, ati,l !gave not in practice been applied to the trade to from the East B ' it enacted byshe King's most excellent Ma jesty, by and with the ;Advice and consent.of the Lot di Spiritnal and Temporal, Anti Commons, it ibis present Patilametit assembled; and by the aitthority of , the Same, that notbiogtontained in the said Acts, or in any - other-Act or'Acts passed For the like pinisoqes, or any of them, shall ex tend or he constrtted to extend to, or in any way affect the importation or exportation, by - the I.Tniteti Company of Alerchants trading to the East Indies, fee by any other of his Majesty's sob ! jects, in Britt b-4- registered ‘essels navigated ac cording to law, or in any vi,sels registered or trading under the provisions of an Act Passed in the year of the reign of bis•present Majesty, iittitided, "An Act to to e further regutatitifis for the Registry of Ships- -built in . India," of any g oods, wares, or merchandize, tit i,tto or front lay pOrt or place within the limits of the Charter of, the said Company, or to aflect the importation or exportation at into or front'any place whatso ever, in such vessels aforesaid, of any goods, wares, o r - merehantlize of the growth, produce, or manufactore of any place within the limits aforesaid, or to require that any bond for the ex portation or iMOortatiOn of goods, in any parti cular manner, shall be given in respect of any such ites 7 els bound to or from any place situate within the limityforesaid. And be it further enacted, that front and after the Y no person or per sons, hotly politic or corporate, shall he liable to be sued for any penalty,nor any ship, vevel, goods, wares or merchandize, liable to be seized by tea ton of any offence committed contrary - to Hoy such prohibition, regulation. or provistOn afore said, or by reason of any such bond as aforesuid not having been given in , respect of any ship or vessel bound to or from any place within the limits aforesaid. PlOvided always, and be it further enacted, that nothing in this Act contained shall extend, or be construed to extend, to alter or affect the provi sions of - anAct.made in the fifty-third year of the reign of his present Majesty, intitnied, " an Act for confirming in the Bast. India Cotiapanv for a 'further term .the possession at th e British-Terri torids in India, together with certain exclusive privileges, for'establishing further re:vilations for the Government of the ,said Territolies and the better Administration of justice wit bin the same, and for t egitlaing the trade to and from the piaci s within the limits of the said Company's Charter ;" or of anuther Act made in the fifty-fourth year of the reign of his present Majesty, intituled, " an Act for the further regulation of the trade to and lions the places within the limits of the Charter of the East ..hhu Company ;" or of another Act made in the fifty-tifth year of . the teign of his present *Majesty, intituled, " An Act to Make . " further Regulations for the Registry of Ships built in India ," or of another Act made in the fiftyaseventh year of the teign of his present Ma.;. jesty, intituled, "An Act to regulate the Trade to " and from the places .within the limits of the " Charter of the Eust India COmPany, and cer tain Possessions of his Majesty in the Medi terranean," or, to , legalize any voyage which is -• not lawful by force of the piovioions of the' said last-tnemioned Acts, or - any of them, or to alter or affect the now bring relative it) the Trade of Foreign Nations at amity with his Majesty, with the said BritiXTerritories in the East Indies. Provided also, and be it further enacted, That his ~Majesty's settlement at the Cape ut Good hope shall, for the purposes of this Act, be dcetna ed, construed, and taken to be within the limits'. I of the Charter of the East India Compahy. BILL foi the more emy and cheap RECOVERY of certain small SIMPLE CONtItACT DEIYVS, with the Power of ordering Payment by Instalments in certain eases, its ENGLAND. Two Justices may determine CauSCs not ex ceeding Five Pounds, with costs. Form of Proceediug,—Complaint ; party to he summoned and, cm»plaint examined into on oath. Order - ter payment, With costs. Non pay .rtieut for seven days, warrant of distress to be issued. _No.sisfficient distress, ttie party to be , e kninnitted for nut eiceening three months, nor less than ten days, unless, the debt and costs are sooner satisfied. Penalty on ‘yittleSsCS summoned and not ap. Bearing. . Powers to administer oaths required by this Act.' Payments may be ordered to be made by iu. 86:intents. : : . . .. _ 'This Act not to extend so as 'to enable the said Justices to,detetraine the right or title to any lattiO, tenements, or hereditaments, or real estates Whatever ; or to . judge, deternane, or decide on.' any debt tyhere the title of the freehold or lertsei for years of ally lands, tenements, or heredita.... mews; or of any enattek real witarsoeve 4 r, be brouglit or come in question; or On ally debt for any stint beibg the balance of an account on demand originally exceeding five pounds ; or to, judge, determine, or decide on -any debt that shall. arise by' reason of the' occupation of lands, tent:. Ments, tirqtereditatuent's, situate elsewbure than , within tliejnribiliction of the said Justices ; or by. reason of any cairn concerning testament ot matrimony ; or any tiring concerning or properly, belonging to the Eeclesiastical Court ';• or for or concerning. any agteeluent, by way of composi.o titoit for, or by way of retainer of tithes ; or to, jirdgedetermine, or decidebn any debt or demand upon' special contract ; or 'on any 'debt for any money .or thing won:at or by means of any horse rare, cock ; hitch, or, any 4 . 1)(1, of gannug, tvager. ing, or play yerer ;or on any debt or d en i t ind contracted with any publican or view:tiler for or on account' of any liquor 'whatever (muSUOned itr the house, or in or on any the prettnses of ally such public,t,t ur victualler ; or on any debt or emend for or on AcCoimi of any articles furvished trany infant, insane- person or tem coverti ott. ! ri any debt of any kind or nature sourer, con» racted by any soldiers or sailors in his Majesty's ,etuallervice';' or on any debt barred by the slam ite'of limitations. • r . No -other remedy to be had after proceedings tmder•this A. This Act not to restrain Justices having cog. nizance of more than 51. under tiny other Act. Justices not to issue summons, listless plaintiff make deposit, tor every debt not eiceeding twen ty ahillin s, live shillings and for ever) . debt' exceeding twenty shillings, and nor exceeding torty shillings, the stun of seven shidings and six pence ; and tor every suns exceeding forty sha lings and n ails exceeding, sixtyy shillings, the stun of ten shillings; and for eyery debt exceeding ANT s hiir m o, th e sum of twelve shillings and six pence: Plaintiff not appearing, Justices in , ty award deposit' -money to defendant, or a part of it, and overplus to he returned• to plaintiff'. Form of proceedings contained in the Schedule, shall be legal. Cestiorori,taken uway.—Vees. • CRUELTY TO AN IMALS . .--Sitturday ft fellow of the name of-Stepheit Loom, a Smithfield droer.was brought up to-Hat ton-gardvn Office by Johnson, it constable, belonging to the parish o r Sr, Andrew,. ilolboro, who deposed, 'that about six o'clock on Thursday afternoon, as he Was going along Cow• cross, he ,saw the. prisoner selvet a lamb from st flock which he was driving, and, take it, op by the, tore legs, and, lifting it up as high as be. could, dash the poo, anital,against the stones with all might. Witness saw hint repeat the act ; after which the prisoner called his dog and dashed it,. in like manner against tite stones. Witness then took the prisoner into custody.—The Win • by Magistrate reprobated the -prisoaet's c,m,,!oct, convicted - into 'in the penalty Of -10 s, Yvhich, not being able to pay, he was committed to the House of Correction for one mouth, much to the ; satitfaction•of those present.