The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-16 00:00:00

more than.sach fees; anti all provisions of the last-named except as herein excepted, shall apply to the licences to be granted to the persons unto whom such licences shall be granted by the councils of such boroughs - or committees of such councils respectively. And be it enacted, that the time and place for granting such licences shall be appointed by the council, at least ten days 'before such meeting; and the town-clerk Shall cause notice thereof to be affixed on the outer door of the town-hall, and in some conspicuous piaee of the police office hereinafter men tioned, and shall give notice thereof to the several innkeepers and alehouse-keepers within the bortiugh. • And be it enacted; that. the' reengnizances to he-entered into - on Occasions of I.7,mnting 'such -licences shall be acknowledged -before-the council or committee as attiresaid,.and signed - by the mayor, or, in the- absence of the mayor, by two of the council.; iors of such borough. And whereas divers bodies corporate now Stand, seised or pos sessed of sundry hereditaments and persOual estate, intrust in whole or in part 'for certain charitable trusts, and it is expe dient that the aditiniitration thereof belkept.distinct - from that of the public stock' and bortiugh ,fund; be it enacted, that in very borough in which the body corporate, or any one or more Of the members of such body Corporate, in his or their corporate capaCity, now stands or stand solely seised or possessed, for any estate or interest whatsoever, of any heredilaments or any sums 'of moneV, dhattels, securities for money, or any other personal estate whatsoever, in whole or part, iii trust or for the benefit of any charitable uses or trusts whatsoever, thecouncil of such borough' shall, on the Ist day . of November in - this. and every succeeding year; nominate from among the burgesses of such borough a fit number of persons, net less than fifteen persons, of whom the mayor for thetitne being shall be one who shall be Charitable trustees for . such borough, and the said trustees and their successors shall be one body corporate, by the name of the charitable trustees of the borough Of (as the case may be), and by that name shall have a perpetual sticcession,.and shall be enabled to sue and be sued in all coeds and places of judicature within these realms, and shall stand seised. and possessed of the said hereditaments, sums of money,. chattels, securities for money and other personal estate, for such uses and trusts respectively as they.were subject to. before the. passing of this act, and shall have all the powers and liabilities heretofore vested in or belonging to such body corporate or in such member or members of such body corporate in respect of the said uses and trusts, and all the estate, right, interest, and title, and all the powers of such body corporate-or of such mem ber or memliers of such body corporate other than the said cha ritable trustees appointed under the provisions of this act, in respect of the said uses and trust, -shall immediately thereupon utterly cease-and determine. • - And be it enacted, that all moneys which shall be in any' bank, or in the hands of any treasurer or other person placed to the credit of any account under the control of any persons so ceasing to act as trustees for any charitable uses or trusts as aforesaid, shall, immediately upon the first election of the cha ritable trustees in any borough under this act, be transferred to a like account under their control; and all conveyances, eon tracts, securities, and debts made, entered into, or coutfacted by, to, or with any persons so ceasing to act as tustees, - shall immediately upon the first election of the charitable ttustees under this act, be of the same force and with the like powers and•rernedies against, and fur the benefit of the said charitable trustees•under this act, as the same would have been against and for the benefit of the persons sa ceasing to be trustees as aforesaid; and that for the purpose of prosecuting or defending any suits •pending by or against any persons so ceasing to act as trustees, the charitable trustees under this act shall come in the place of and be deemed and taken to be the successors of• the persons so ceasing to act as such trustees as aforesaid, and all such suits shall be prosecuted and defended in the same names and in the same manner as if this act had not been passed. And be it enacted, that the charitable trustees in every borough in which such trustees shall be appointed under this act, shall appoint, to be removable at their pleasure, one fit per son to be their treasurer, and one other fit person to be their secretary, and such clerks, officers, and collectors as they shall think necessary for duly administering their respective trusts, and shall take such security for the due execution orhis office, by any such treasurer, secretary, clerk, collector, or other officer, as the said charitable trustees shall think proper, and shall order to he paid to them out of the trust funds such sala ries as the said trustees shall think reasonable: provided thpt no person ; being a councillor, or town-clerk, or treasurer of any borough, shall be qualified to be treasurer or secretary to the charitable trustees of the same borough: provided alsq, that the treasurer and the secretary to the sa►d trustees shall not be the same person. And be it enacted, that every treasurer, secretary, clerk,. collector, or other officer appointed by the said trustees, shall account with the said trustees, touching the matters and moneys committed to his charge, in manner and form as the council shall have directed with respect to the like officers appointed by the council; and the said trustees shall have the same remedy agaitist any officer neglectin - g or refusing to account to them as . aforesaid, as is given by this act to 'the council in like case, against the like officer appointed' by the council. And be it enacted, that the treasurer to the said trustees shall. pay no, money on account of the said charitable uses or trusts,• or any part of. them, but .upon an order of the said, trustees !in writing, signed by three or more of the said trustees, at the. meeting at which such order shall have been made, and coun tersigned by. the.secretary to the trustees. - • And be it enacted, that all acts of the charitable trustees ap .pointed under this act, in eXecution of their trusts, shall be done at some meeting, at which not less than one-half - of the whole number of trustees shall be present,,and a majority of those present shall concur in such acts, otherwise'thev shall . be void and of none effect; and at every meeting the trustees shall choose a chairman; and in case of equality of votes, the - chair,. man for the , time bing shall have a second or casting vote; and all the resolutions of the said trustees shall be entered in a book to be kept by the secretary to the trustees for the tinie being; and the said book shall be open at all reasonable times, without fee, to the inspection of any , councillor: provided nevertheless, that no act or proceeding of the said trustees in the execution of their trust shall require, or be submitted for approval or confir mation to the council. - • • And be it enacted, that the councillors, of every borough, im mediately after theit election, and during such time only as they shall be such councillors, shall be trustees for executing the powers and provisions of all acts of parliament made before the passing of this act (Other than acts made for securing chaiitable uses and trusts), of which the body corporate, named in conjunc tion with such borough in the said schedules (A) and (B), or any of the members thereof, in their corporate capacity, was or were sole trustees before the time of the first election of coun cillors in such borough' under this act. And be it enacted, that in every borough in which the body corporate, or a limited number or description of members of the body corporate, was or were before the passing of this act trusteesjointly with other trustees for the execution of any act of parliament, the council of such boiough, within ten days next after the twenty-fifth day of October in every year, shall nomi nate the like number of councillors as there were theretofoie mem bers of such corp Orate body, who were such trustees in right of their office to be trustees in room of the members of such corpor ate body, ceasing to, be trustees by virtue of this act; and in• every case of extraordinary vacancy among the trustees so ap pointed by the council, shall forthwith nominate one other councillor to be a trustee in the room of the person by whom such vacancy has been made. And whereas it may be expedient that the powers now vested in the trustees appointed under sundry acts of parliament, for paving, lighting, cleansing, supplying with water audimproviug certain boroughs, or certain parts thereof, should be transferred to and vested in the councils of such boroughs respectively; be it-enacted, that the trustees appointed by virtue of any such act of parliament as aforesaid may, if it shall seem to them expedi ent, at a meeting to be called for that purpose, transfer in writ ing all the powers vested in them as such trustees, by any such act or acts of parliament as aforesaid, to the councillors of any such borough, during such time only as they shall be councillors of such borough respectively, and such councillors shall thence forth be trustees for executing the several powers and provisions of any such act or acts of parliaMent, and shall have the same powers and be subject to the same duties as if their names had been originally inserted iresuch act or acts as such trustees re spectively. And be it enacted, that the council to be elected for any borough shall, immediately after their• first election, and so from time to time thereafter as they shall deem expedient, appoint, for such time as they may think proper, a sufficient number of their own body, who, together with the mayor of the borough for the time being, shall be and be called the watch committee for such borough; and all the powers hereinafter given to such committee may be executed by the majority of those who shall be present at any meeting of such com mittee, the whole number present at such meeting being not less than five; and such watch committee shall, within week!' after their first formation, and so from time to time thereafter, as occasion shall require, ap point a sufficient number of fit men who shall be sworn in be fore some justice of' the peace having jurisdiction within the borough, to act as constables for preserving the peace by day and by night, and preventing robberies and other felcrniee, and apprehending offenders against the peace ; and the men sesworn shall not only within such borough, but also within the county, in which such borough dr part thereof shall be situated, and also within every county, being within seven miles of any part of such borough, and also within all liberties in any such county, have all such powers and. privileges, and be liable to all such duties and responsibilities as any constable duly appointed now has or hereafter may have within his con stablewick br virtue of the common law of this realm, or of any statutes made or to be made, and shall obey all sech lawful commands as they may from time to tune receive from any of the justices of the peace havingjurisdittion within such borough, or within any county in which they shall be called on to act as constables for conducting themselves in execution of their office. And be it enacted, that the watch committee for any such borough as aforesaid may from time to time frame such regula tions as they shall deem expedient, for preventing neglect or abuse, and for rendering such constables efficient in the dis charge of their duties ; and the said committee, or any two ,justices of the peace having jurisdiction within the borough, may at'any time suspend or dismiss any constable whom they shall think negligent in the discharge of his duty, or otherwise unfit for the same ; and when any man shall be so dismissed, or cease to belong to the said constabulary force, all powers vested in him as a constable by virtue of this act shall immediately cease; and no man so dismissed as aforesaid shall be re-ap pointed without consent of two of the justices of the peace having jurisdiction within the borough. And be it enacted, that it shall be lawful for any constable, during the time of his being on duty, to apprehend all idle an d disorderly persons whom he shall find disturbing the public peace, or whom he shall have just cause to suspect of intention to commit a felony. and to deliver any person so apprehended into the custody of the constable appointed under this Act, who shall he in attendance at the nearest watch-house, in order that such person may be secured until he can be brought before . a justice of the peace, to be dealt with according to law , or_ tray give bail for his appearance before a justice of the peace, the constable shall think fit to take bail, in the manner herein ' after mentioned. • And be it enacted, that where any person charged with any misdemeanour shall be brought, without the warrant of a justice -of the-peace, into-the custody of any constable appointed under this act, during his attendance in the night-time itt any watch house within any such borough as aforesaid, it shall be lawful for such constable, if he shall think tit, to take bail by recogni sance, withoiWany fee or reward, from such person, conditioned that such person 'shall appear for examination within two days before a justice of the peace within the borough, at some time and place to be specified in the recognisance ; and every recog nisance so taken shall be -of equal obligation on the parties entering into the same, and liable to the same proceedings, for . the estreating thereof, as—if the same had been taken before a just ice of the peace; and the constable shall enter iti a hook to be kept for that purpose in every. watch-house, the names. resi-- deuce, and occupation of the party and his surety or sureties . , if any, entering into such recognisance, together with the condition thereof, and the sums respectivelracknowleiged, end shall late the viola before such justice as shall he present at the time . and place when and where the party. is recioieed to appear; and if the party does not appear at the time and place requited,' cfr -within one hour after,..the justice shall cause a record of the re cognisance to be drawn up, to be signed by the Constable, and shalt return the same to the next geueral or quarter sessions of the peace for the, borough, or for the - county in which .such borough is situate,.in those boroughs for which there shall be n separate general or quarter sessions of the peace, with certihicat e at the back thereof, signed by such justice, that the party ha, a)t complied 'With the obligation therein contained ; and th e clerk of the peace shall make, the like estreats and schedules 'Ol every such recognisance ,as of rechgnisauces forfeited in the sessions of the 'peace ; and if the party not appearing,sliall .ap ply, by any person un his behalf, 10 postpone the hearing of the charge against hini, 'and the justice shall think fit to consent thereto s the justice shall be at liberty ,to enlarge the recogni- : sauce to such further time as he shall appoint; and when the matter shall he heard and determined, either by the diSmiisal of the complaint.. or by binding the party over to answer the matter ,thereof at thes."ssious, or otherwise, the 'recognisance, for the appearanceof the party before a justice shall be discharged' without fee or reward. Aud be it enacted, that if any constable, of any borough shall be guilty . of any, neglect:or duty, or of .any disobedience of any lawful order, ever . ) , such offender. being convicted thereof before any two . justices of the peace, shall for every such offence be liable to be inißrivined for any time net exceeding days, or, to he lined in any sum net exceeding. or to be dismissed from his office, as .such justices as shall in their diseietion think meet. And be it enacted, that if any person shall assault or resist any constable of auy,bor . oUgh appointed under this act, in the execution of his duty, or shall aid or, incite any person so to assault or resist, every such offender, being. convicted YbereUf before any two justi c es o f th e p eace , hall for every such offence fOrfeit and pay such sum, not exceeding five pounds, as the said justices think,meet : provided always, that nothing herein contained shall prevent any prosecution by way of indictment against any person so offending, but so as that such person shall not be piosecuted by indictment, and also proceeeded against under this.act for the same offence. And be it enacted, that the treasurer of every borough shall pay to the constahlds of such borough appointed under , this act suchsalaries„ Wages, and alloWances, and. ,at such 'periods, as the watch committee for such borough shall, subject to the aP prgbation of the council, direct, and the council shall order to be paid, also any extraordinary expenses which such:Persons shall appear to have necessarily incurred in apPrehendiFig of fenders and executing the orders of any justice of the peace having jurisdiction within such boroUgh, such expensei having been first examined and appro;,Ted 'by such justice; and the said treasurer shall also pay such further sums as the watch commit tee shall, subject to the approbation of the.conncil, award to auy of the perions belonging to the, said constabulary force, as a reward for extraordinary diligence or exertion,.or as a compen sation for wounds'or severe injuries receivediu the performance of their duty, or as an allowance to such of their, as. shall , be disabled by bodily injury received, or shall be worn out by length of service, and all other charges and expenses which the watch committee shall, subject to the approbation of the council, direct to be paid for the purposes of the constabulary force. under this act. And be it enacted, that any two or more of the justices of the peace having jurisdiction within any borough are hereby au thorised and required in the month of October in every year, to nominate and appoint by precept in writing .under their hands, so many as they shall think fit of the inhabitants of such borough (not legally exempt from serving the office of constable) to act as special constables within such borough whensoever they shall be required by the, warrant of any pf the justices of the peace having jurisdiction within such borough so to act, and not other wise; and every such warrant shall recite that in the opinion of thejustice granting the same, the ordinary police force of the borough is insufficient at that time to maintain the peace of the boropgh; and every person so appointed a special constable shall take the oath set forth in the stet passed in the session of parliament holden in the first and second years of the reign of his present Majestyintituled, "An act feramending the laws relative to the appointment of special constables, and for tee better preservation of the peace," and shall have the powers acid immunities, and be liable to the duties and penalties enacted by the said last-mentioned act; and every person so appointed as special constable,shall receive out of the borough fund for every day during which tie shall be called out to act as such, the sum of three shillings and sixpence, and no more. And be it enacted, that as soon as constables shall have been appointed by the watch committee for any borough; a notice signed by the mayor of such borough, specifying the day on which such constable shall begin to act, shall be fixed on the door of the town-hall and every church within such borough; and on the day so specified in such notice, so much of all acts named in conjunction with such borough in the schedule (E) to this act annexed, and of all acts made before the passing of this act; as relates to the appointment, regulation, powers, and du ties, or to the assessment or collection of any rate to provide for the expenses of any watchmen, constables, patrol, or police, for any place or places situated within such borough, shall cease and determine; and all watch-houses and watch-boxes in any such place or places, and all arms, accoutrements, and other necessaries provided at the, public expense for any watchmen, constables, 'patrol, or police therein, shall be given up to such persons as shall be named by the said mayor in such notice, for the use and accommodation of the constables to be appOinted under this act, and all the property so to, be giVen up shall be deemed to belong to the'body corporate of such borough;, and in case anyperson having th e charge, control, or possession of any watch-house, watch-b ox , arms , accoutremen t s or necessaries' as aforesaid, shall neglect or refuse to give up the same as. here-' Inbefere required, eve r y suc h pffender„being convicted theseOf beforeany two justices of the peace, shall for every sucheffence forfeit" andpay, over and ab ove th e v al ue of th e p ro p e rty r io t Riven Up; such sum, not exceeding five pounds, as the said jus-• tices shall think Meet; and where there shall be any building in any such place as aforesaid, a part only of whiCh building Shall "have been heretofore used as a watch-house, such part . shalrhe'given up everyday'from the hour' of four in the after noon until the hour of nine in the forenoon, for the use and ac tommodation of the constables to be app9inted milder "this act; and if any person the charge, control, or possession of • . • .. . •.• • • ~ any such Isuilding, shelf neglect or refuse, to give, up such.part thereof 'fir •thepurposes aforesaid, or to admit free access thereto or'egreSs therefrom,' during any portion" of the time above pre scribed, every such_offender, being, convicted thereof befOre any two justices of the peace, shall for every such offence forfeit and pay such 'sum, riot exceeding fi'ye . pounds, as the said justices shall think meet. Provided always; and be it enacted, that any rate for defraying the expeeses of any watchmen, constables, passel,. or police, in any'strch place or places as aforesaid, made' previously to the day specified in such notice as aforesaid, shall be levied and colleeted . in the Same manner as if this act‘had not been passed : Provided also, that nothing herein contained shall prevent the levying and collecting of any rate in any such place or places as aforesaid, for the purpose of paying 'any debt contracted be fore thepassing of this: act, or the interest of any such debt, but that such rate shalt and may be levied and collected in the same manner as if thii act hadlot been passed. • And whereas parts Of, certain boroughs are within the pro visions of one or more local actor acts for regulating the,light ing thereof, and certain other parts of the same boroughs are not within the Prrovisions of any local act for regulating the , lighting thereof; and for want of 'Snell lighting, the efficiency of the constables may be much diminished, and great facilities afforded for the commission of crimes and for the escape of offenders. 'For remedy thereof be it enacted, that it shall be lawful for the council of any . borough, in any part of which "there is a local act for the lighting thereof to make an order that any part of such borough,not being within the provisions of any local act for the lighting thereof, shall, from and after a certain day to he named in such order, be taken to be within the provisions of such local act or acts for lighting any . part of 'such borough as the Common council shall specify in such order ; and after such day the part named in such order shall be within the Provisions of the act or acts so specified, so 'far as relates to lighting, or to any rates authorized to be levied for the purpose of lighting, as fully .as if such part had been, origi nally named in such act or acts, any thing in any such act qr acts to the contrary notwithstanding; provided alWays, that the rate to be raised for the purpose of defraying the' expenses of lighting any part so named in such order shall not exceed . the average expense in the puund of the lighting .of the other 'parts of such borough. And be it enacted, that if the council of any horough,chosen under this act shall, by public 'notice, to lie affixed on the outer door of the town-hall, or, in sem° public place within the borinigh, declare, that on a certain day,, to he named in such - notice, nut less than 21 day s a ft er therd# on which such public notice shall have been given, they willtake upon themselves the .powers given to the inspectors named in a certain act made in the third and fourth year of his present majesty intituled, "An Act to' repeal an Act. of his late Majesty King 'George the Fourth, for lighting and watching of parisbes.in England and Wales, and to make other.provisions in lieu thereof," so far as the same relate s t o th e li g hti ng p f any pa r t Of such borou gh, which is not within the provisions of any local act Or lighting the same, the council Of such borough shall; after the day men tioned in such n o ti ce , have the same powers and duties as.be long to inspectors under the said last-recited act, in regard to . lighting and to laying rates for the purpose of lighting such part of the borough, except so far as the sane are contrary to, or, inconsistent with, the provisions of this act; and in such case the council shall have the sole power to fix mid determine the amount of money which they will call for in any one year, for the purpose of lighting such bereugh, so that such sum shall nut exceed the rate of in the pound on the full apa fair' annual value of all property rateable to the relief of . the poor within such part of the borough : provided als6 that it shill not be lawfid in such case for the inhabitants of such part (if the bo roughat any time to determine that the provisions of the said recited act shall cease to be acted upon. And be it enacted, that it shall be lawful for the council of any borough to make such bye-laws as to them shall seem meet for the good rule and government of the borough, and for pre vention and suppression of all nuisances as are not already pu nishable in a summary manner by virtue of any act or acts in. force throughout, such borough, and to appoint by such bye laws, such floes . as they shall deem necessary for the preven tion and suppression of such offences, provided that no tine so to be appointed shall. exceed the sum of five pounds, and that no such bye-law shall be made unless at least two thirds of the whole number of the council shall be present: 'Provided, that no such bye-law shall be of any force until the expiration of forty days after the same, or a copy thereof, shall have been sent, sealed with' the seal of the said borough, to one of his ma jesty's principal secretaries of state, and shall have been affixed on the outer dpor of the town-hall, Or in some other public place within such borough ; and if at any time within the said period of forty days, his majesty, with the advice of his privy council, shall disallow the same bye-law, or any part thereof, such bye law; or the piart thereof disallowed, shall pot come into opera tion : provided also, that it shall be lawful for his majesty, at' any time Within . the said period of forty days, to enlarge the time within which such bye-law, if disallowed, shall not come into force; and no such' bye-law shall, in that case, come into force until after the expiration of such enlarged time. And be it enacted, that all the provisions hereinafter con tained relative to, offences against this act, punishable upon summary conviction, shall be taken to apply to all offences committed in breach of any bye-law or regulation made by _ virtue of this act. And be it enacted, that after the election of the treasurer in any borough, the rents and prctits of all hereditaments, and all'inoneys, chattels, and valuable securities, belonging to any body corporate named i n ' c o n j unc ti on w ith the said borough in the said schedules (A) and (B), shall be paid to the treasurer of" such borough, awl every fine or penalty, ler . anyoffenee against this act (the application of which has not been already pro vided for) shall be paid to such treasurer; and all the moneys which he shall so receive shall be carried by him to the ac count of a fund to he called the "Bermigh fund;" and such fund shall be applied frUM tinie to tinetower . ds theisayment. of the interest of :any lawful debt due Ironi suet' body corporate to any Person, whii:h shall have been contracted before the,pasing hof this act, and unredeemed, and subject thereunto; Itiwarris • the payment of the salary. of the mayor; and of the recorder hereinafter mentioned, when there is a recorder. and of ths re spective' slaries of the town 7 elerk mid 'treasurer, and of eery clerk, Collector, and oilier Officer whom the e9uucil shall, 41- F,Qint, and also toward tbe pa3,inent Of the expenses incurred' frpin time to, time in , preparing alid,pi inting burgess rolls,anii ar .svd lists, and notices, and in other matters attending such elections as are herein mentioned,, and in boroughs which have a separate court of sessions of the peace, as is hereinafter pro vided, towards the 'expenses of: the prosecution, maintenance, and punishment of offenders - committed from the borough, for trial at the i4e, ieions of tile peace for such borough, and-at the assizes tOr 'the criunty in which the borough is situate, and to wards such other soul to be paid by such borough to the trea surer of such ciAnty, 'as is hereinafter provided, and towards. the expense of tneintairaiug the corporate buildings, and to- THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. wards the payment,of tb'st constables, and of all other expenses not 'hereiu provided for, he neceisarily'iucurred in carrying into, effect the, proiid4S-'of this act; and in case such fraud shall not be sufficient tot the purpoes aforesaid, the Cowl ,cil" of the borough is hereby authorised and required from time to time to estimate, as correctly, as May be, what arnount, in addition to such fund, will he sufficient fur the purposes afore said; and in order to raise the amount so estimated, the said council is hereby authorised and required from time to time to prder a'britough rate in the nature of a county rate to be made within their 'borough, and for that purpose the council of such borough shall have within, their borough all the powers which any justiceS of the peace,assembled at their general or quarter sessions in any county in' England have Within the limits of their commission, by,virtue of an act }trade in the fifty-fifth year of his late Majesty King George the Third, intituled "An act to amend an act of his late Majesty King ".George the Second, for the more easy assessing, collecting, and levying of ' county rates," or as near thereto as the nature of the case will admit, except as is hereinafter excepted: provided 'that such council shall not be empowered to'receive,lear, or determine any appeal against any such rate; and if any per Son shall think himself aggrieved by any .such rate, it shall be laWful for him to appeal to the recorder hereinafter mentioned at the next, quarter sessions for the borough in which such rate has been made ; or in case ihere shall be no recorder within such borough, to the justices at,the next courtof quarter sessions fpr the county , within which such borough is situtate; and such recorder or justice respectively shall have Pnwer to hear and determine the same, and to award relief. in the premises, as in the case of an appeal against any county rate; and all such sums levied in pursuance of such7bbrough rate shall be paid over, to the account of the borough fund. And be it enacted, that on the first day of September, one thou,. sand eight hundred and thirty-six, and in every succeeding year, the burgesses of every borough shall elect, Ey a majority of votes, two burgesses who are neither of the council, nor the town-clerk, nor treasurer, nor the secretary nor areasurer to the charitable trustees orsuch borough, in form and manner here inbefore provided for the election of councillors; in towns which are not divided into wards; and the mayor shalLname one or other person from the councillors of such . borough; and the three persons so named shall be and be called auditors of such borough, and shall twice in every. ear examine and audit the accounts of the treasurer, aud of the treasurer of the charitable trustees of such borough, from the first day of September in the year preceding to the first day of March, and from the first day of March to the first day of. September inahe year in which the said auditors were named; and if the said accounts shall be. found to be correct, the auditors shall sign the same;. add every burgess or councillor who shall be so named one of the auditors shall accept such office, or shall, in lieu thereof, pay a fine of to the mayor and burgesses - of such-borough, and such fine, if not duly paid, shall be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the person 'so refusing, with the' reasonable charges of such distress. And be it enacted, that the treasurer of every borough, and the treasurer of the charitable trustees of every borough, shall, in books to be kept for that purpose,' enter true accounts of all sums of money by them respectively received and paid on ac count of the purposes of this act, or of the said charitable uses and trusts respectively, and of the several . matters for which such sums shall have been paid ; and the books containing the accounts shall, at all reasonable times, be open to the in spection of any of the couuciilois of such borough; and all the accounts, with all vouchers and papers relating thereto, shall, in the months of March and September in every year, be sub mitted by the treasurer of the borough, and by• the treasurer of the charitable trustees of the borough respectively, - to the audi; tors, for the purpose of being examined and audited ; and after such accounts shall have been so respectively examined and, audited in the month of September in every year, each trea, surer shall make out in writing, and shall cause to be printed, a full abstract of his accounts for the year, and a copy thereof shall be open to the inspection of all the rate-payers of such borough; and copies thereof shall be delivered toad rate-payers of such borough applying for the same, on payment of a reason, able price for each copy. And be it enacted, that it shall be lawful for_ the council of every borough named in the said schedule (A) and to the coan= cil of every borough named in the Said schedule, (B,) to which his majesty shall at any time . hereafter be ,pleased' to 'grant license in that behalf, and each of them is hereby required, from time to time, to name so many fit persons as to the council of eacb of the said boroughs respectively froth time tb time shall seem expedient, for the purpose of being qualified to receive his majesty's commission to act as justices of the peace in and for such borough, and in and for each of the counties of cities and towns respectively named in the said schedule (A) ; and his majesty thereupon may assign so many of the persons so named as to his majesty shall seem fit to be his majesty's jus tices, and to keep the peace in and for each of the said last named boroughs and counties respectively; provided, neverthe less, that every perSOn so to be named and assigned shall reside within the bOrough for which he shall be so assigned; er within five miles of Such borough, or some part thereof, during"such time as he shall act as a justice of the peace in and tOr such . borough. And be it enacted, that if the council of any borough shall think it, requisite that a salaried police magistrate or magistrates. be appointed within auch'bOrough, such council is hereby em-• pow,ered.to make a bye-law' definiug the duties of such magi strates,,,and fi..xing the amount-of the salary which he or they arc s to reeeive• in that behalf, and such bye-law sp Made by any council as gore Said shall be transmitted to one, of his majesty's principal secretaries of state, and his majesty thereupon, shall be authorized tnappoint so many fit persons as are named in the 'said bye-law (being' barristers-at-law of not less than five years' standing) to be, during his 'majesty's pleasnie,' Police magistrate or magistrates and a justice or justicei of the peace for such borough; and to diiect that such sum shall be paid qnarterly out of the borough-fund of such borough aawill be sufficient to pay such'yearly,salary ,to each of the justices so as signed as last aforesaid, not exceeding in the Whole the salary .mentioned in the prayer of such petition; clear of all fees or de ductions, as . to his majesty shall seem fit; and the treasurer of such borough . shall thereupon pay to eachjustice Si) assigned as last'aforesaid, out of the borough-fund of such borimigh, the sa lary so directed to be' paid by four equal•quarterly payments, and in the same proportion up to the time of the death of such justice, or his ceasing to act under such assignment as afore. said; *vided that in every case of vacancy of the office of po llee, magistrate in 'any borough aforesaid, no new apPointment bf police magistrate in such borough shall be made until the coun cil shall 'again make application to one of his majestys principal secretaries of state in that behalf, and as in the case of the first appointment of a police magistrate in such borough. . And be it enacted, that the council of every borough to which a separate commission. of the peace shall be granted under the, proyisions of this act, shall be authorised and required to pro vide and furnish one or more fit and suitable Office or offices, to be called "The Police. Office" or offices of the borough, for the purpose of transacting the business of the. justices of such bo rough, and to pay from time to time, out of the borough fund, such sums as may be necessary for providing, upholding, and furnishing, and for the necessary expenses of such police-office or offices; provided that no room or rooms in or adjoining to any house licensed as a victualling-house or alehouse shall be used for the purposes of any such police-office. And be it enacted, that every person assigned to keep the peace within any borough under the provisions of this act, or any of them, shall, during the continuance of such assignment,. e*ecute the duties of a justice of the peace in and for the bo rough for which be shall have beed so assigned, and also of and for the county within - which such borough, or any part thereof, may be situated, and also of and for every county within seven miles of 'any part of such borough, although ~he may not have such qualification by estate as is requir ed by law in the case of other persons being justices of the peace for a county, provided that such person be not dis qualified by law to act as a justice of the peace for any other cause or upon any other account than its respect of estate, and 'although such person may not be a burgess of the borough in and for which he shall have been assigned to act as justice of peace; provided, nevertheless, that no. such person, by virtue of such assignment, shall act as a justice of the peace at any' court of gaol delivery or general or quarter sessions, or in *mak ing or levying any county rate, or ratelnthe nature of a county rate, or in granting any license or authority to any person to keep or hold a victualling-house, alehouse, or canteen therein, or to sell therein ale, beer, or other exciseable liquors by retail. And be it enacted, that it shall be lawful for the justices of . every borough to which a separate commission of the peace. shall be granted as aforesaid, at their first or any other meeting,. and they are hereby respectively required to appoint a fit per- - son to be the clerk to the justices of Such 'borough, to be re movable at their pleasure, and so often as there shall be a - vacancy in the said office of clerk to the justices by death, re signation, removal,' or otherwise; provided, that it shall not be' lawful for the said justices to appoint or continue as such clerk to the justices any cOuncillor of such borough, or the town-' clerk or clerk of the peace of such borough,' or the partner of spch town-clerk, or clerk of the peace, or any clerk or person in the employ of such town-clerk, or clerk of the peace; pro vided also ' that it shall' not be lawful 'for: the said clerk to the justices, by himself or his partner; to be directly or indirectly interested or employed in the prosecution of any offender coal initted for tl'ial'by the justices of whom he shall be such clerk as afoiesaid, or any Of them, at any court of gaol 'delivery or general quarter sessions'; and any ,person, being a councillor or' town-Clerk, or clerk of the peace deny borough, or the partner or clerk, or in the employ of such town-clerk or clerk of - the peace, who shall act as clerk to the justices of such borough, or shall otherwise offend in the oremises, shall . for 'every such offence forfeit and pay the sum of one hundred pounds, one moiety thereof to the treasurer ofsuchborough to be paid over to the credit and ac- • count of the borough fund of such borough, and the other moiety thereof, with full costs of suit, to any person 'or persons who will sue for the same in any of his Majesty's courts of record at Westminster. s • And be it enacted, that the council of every borough which shall be desirous that a sepal ate court of sessions of the peace shall be or continue to be holden in and for such borough, shall. signify the same by petition to' his Majesty in council, setting forth the grounds of the application, the state of the gaol, and the salary which they are willing to. lay to the recorder in that behalf, and if. his Majesty shall be, pleased thereupon to grant that a separate court of sessions of the peace shall be thence forward hplden in and for such borough, his Majesty may ap-, point for such borough, or for any two or more of such boroughs conjointly, a fit person, being a b a r rister - at - law of not Tess than five years' standing, who shall le and be called the re corder of such borough or boroughs, and shall hold such office during his good,behaviour; and,his Majesty, upon any vacancy in any such office, may appoint another 'fit person, being a bar rister-at-law of not less than fie years' standing, to be recorder in the place of the person so making such vacancy; and the re corder for the time tieing of any borough shall be a justice of the peace of and for such borough, and also of and for the county within which such borough, or any part thereof res pectively may be situated, and also of and for every county_ within seven miles of any part of ,such .borough, and shall, ex ecute the pOwers and duties of ajustice of the peace for the 'same xespectively, although ,he, may not have such qualification by, estate as is required, by law in the case of any other person being a justice of the peace for a county ; and such recorder shall have precedence in all Places within the lairougls of which may be the recorder,,next after the mayor. hereof ;. and _it shall be lawful for his Majestv . .to direct that an annual salary, not exceeding the sum stated in the petition of the council, shall be paid to such recorder by the, treasurer of such borough, out of the borough fund: provided always, that no person being such recorder as aforesaid shall here eouncillor or police magistrate . of any borOugh of ,which he, shall be recorder : provided also, that in every borough in and for which a separate court of ses sions of the peace is uric holden, and of Which the present re- . cer c ler or deputy recordeits a:barrister of five, years' standing, recorder tliec C ul. i. deputy c ( i , i ' n3rS recorder, i•fY in their petition their desire that such rder, being qualified as aforesaid, shall be ctntinastl,or appointed recorder under the provisions of this act and in every such case, if .his Majesty shall be pleased to , grant,a separate court of sessions of the peace to such borough, the recorder or deputy recorder so named in the said petition shall.be the first recorder of such borough under the provisions of this act. Provided nevertheless, and be it enacted, that no person as signed as aforesaid to keep the peace within any such borough shall be capable of acting as recorder or justice of the peace within such borough, until he shall have taken the oaths pro vided to be taken by justices of the peace, and until he shall have made before the mayor, or before any two or more of the councillors of such borough (who is and are hereby authorized and required to administer the same), a declaration in the fol lowing form _? . thafis to say . " I, A. 8., do hereby declare, that I will faithfully and im partially execute the . office of recorder [or justice of the peacel for the borough of according to the best of myj Udgment and ability." And be it enacted, that the recorder of every borough shall hold once in every quarter of 'a year, or - at such ()flier and more frequent times as the said recorder in'his discretion may think fit, or, as his Majcstv : shall thidk ,fit - to direct, a court .ofsessionS of the peace in and for such borough, of which 'court 'the re corder of such- borough shall sit'as sole jadge; and such court' of sessions of the peace .shall be a court of record,' and shall have cognizance of all crimes; offences, and . matters whatsoever cognizable by any courts of • sessions of the peace for counties in England, and shall have power . to do all things neeessaty for exercising such jurisdiction as fully as any , such last-mentioned court. And be it enacted, that in the absence of the recorder, the mayor shall be authorized and required, at the proper times ap. pointed for the holdin g of such court of Sessions of ,the peace in and fur such borough, to open the said court, and to adjourn . over the holding of the sane, and to respite allyecognizances conditioned for appearing at the same until such further day as such mayor' then and there and so ! frorn time to time shaft cause to be prnclanned; 'provided nevertheless, that - nothing in this act contained shall authorize or require any ,such mayor 'le sit as a Pike of the said court for the trial of offenders, or to a. any other act in the character of a judge of such court, save only in 'opening and, adjourning the same, and resoiting the said recognizances in Manner aforesaid. And be it enacted, that after the first day of May, oil' e thousand eight hundred and thirty-six, all powers and jurisdic tions to try capital felonies, and all, other criminal jurisdicti o n s whatsoever granted or confirmed by any law, statute, letters patent, grant . or charter Whatsoever. to any mayor, bailiff, 'alder... Man, recorder, or 'other Corporate or chartered officer, or"cor porate or chartered justice of the peace whomioever ip any' borough, and all right of any' body corporate in any borough, or any of the members thereof, by virtue of any luW, statute, letteri patent, grant or Charter Whatsover, to elect or 'nominate any justices to keep the peace in' r for any borough, or by any members of any such Corporate body to act as such justices of the peace iii or for any of the last-named borouglis*other than is herein deela.red, shrill cease provided nevertlieless,.'that. nothing in this'act contained shall be construed 'tCtestrain or prevent the bolding' of any . court of sessions of the peace in and for any borough for' which such court may now be'helden, until the said'first day of MAY, but every such court inay be holden in like Mariner, and-with the same powers, until the said first;day of May . , as it this act had not been passed. ' And be it enacted, that until his elij est y in council shall direct' a Commission of assize and gaol delivery to be executed within the town; and the several countieS'of the cities and towns named in the schedule (1)) to this act annexed, the justices of the town; and of the counties 'of the 'cities and towns named in the' 'first column of the 'said schedule (D) respectively, are hereby_ authoriged and required, after the 'tasking: of this act, to commit. allpersons charged With offences which the recorders of the said. Cities and towns, after the said first day of March,One thousiind eight hundred and thirty-six,. will not have jurisdiction to try, to the gaol of the county named in the second columnof the said settedirle.(D,) in conjunction with such city , Or to . wn 're- . spectivelY, there to remaiit . and take their trial before the judges of assize and gaol delivery on their - circuit; and the said justices are hereby authorised and required to take recognizances of 'all persons necessary to pro'Secute and give 'evidence against'such offenders, to appear for that purpose before such judges ofasSiie and gaol delivery, and to transmit all such recognizances. and all depositions relating to such charges'.to theelerks Of the peace of the county in which such offenders shall be tried as aforesaid respectivel y ; and the sheriff, Under-sheriff, gaolers, and other officers of the county in 'which such offenders.shall be so tried are hereby autherised and required in everyStieh case toreceive every prisoner- So'conirnitted to their custody, and him safely' to keep until delivered by due course of law ; and' the judges' of assize; and others named in his majesty's commissions of over. and terrniner and g aol delivery for the time being in and for the said counties•nained in the second column of 'the said schedule (D) respectively, are hereby 'authorised and required to'hear and determine till such cases, with full power to arraign, try, and sentence such offenders according to the same forms and rules as to jurors and others, and for all purposes as fully a's if the offences had been Committed in the said last•named county, although the offence shall in theindietment be alleged to have been within the county from which such offender shall have been,' so committed, and to order the payment of the usual and' fit expenses of the prosecutors and witnesses.' And be it enacted, that after the said first day•of March, one thousand eight' hundred and thirty-six, every person who shall then stand committed to take his trial at any court, of gaol de livery, general or quarter sessions of the peace for any borough, charged with any offenc e whi c h th e recorder of such' borough after the said first day of March will not have jurisdiction to try, may be lawfully removed and committed to the gaol of the county in which or adj o i n i ng t o whi c h su c h borough is situated, there/to remain and take his trial at the next court of quarter, sessions for such county, if the offence is cognizable by a court of quarter sessions, and if net, then before the judges of assize and gaol delivery at their next circuit; and for this purpose the borOugh'and town of 'BerWick-upon-Tweed shall be taken to adjoin to the'county of Northumberland, - and the borough and city of Bristol to adjoin , to the county of Gloucester ; and 'all persons bound by recognizance to prosecute 'and give evidence against•stich offenders, Shall 'be bound - to opearto prosecute and give their evidence at the court at which such 'offenders shall be tried as aforesaid; and all such recognizances all depositions relating to Stich charges shall be transmitted to the clerk of' the peace of the county inhere such offenders shall be tried; and the sheriff, under-sheriff,gaolers; and other officers of the county in which such offender S -shall be so tried are hereby authorised and required in every such case to receive every 1)6- soner so committed to their custody, and him safely, to keep un til delivered by due course Of law; and the judges of assize and others named in hisnaajesty's coinmissions of oyer and terminer and gaol delivery, or the justices for the county, as the case may be, in which such offenderS shall be tried, are hereby authorised and requiredto hear anddetermine all such cases, andto order the 'payment of the usual . and fit expenses of the prosecutors and Witnesses. • • . And be it enacted, that after the said Ist day of May, 1836, the justices asSigned, or hereafter to be assigned, to keep the peace in" 'and' for the county-, in which any borough is situated, to which his" Majesty shall not have granted that a separate court of sessions of the peace shall be holden in and fdr the same, shall exercise the jurisdiction of justices of the . peace in and for such borough; as . fully . as by law they and each of them can or ought to do in and for the said county ; any law, sta, tate, letters patent, charter, grant or custom to the contrary notwithstanding. And be it enacted, that within ten days after the grant of a separate court of sessions of the peace to any borough, the coun cil of such borough shall send a copy of such grant, sealed with the seal of the borough, to the clerk of the peace of the county in which such borough or any part thereof is situated; and af ter the grant of such court to any borough, it shall not be lawful for the justices of the peace of any county wherein such borough or part of such borough is situate, to assess any messuages, lands, tenements, or heredifainents within such borough; to any county rate thereafter to be made, but every part of every such ;borough shall thenceforward be wholly free and discharged from contributing otherwise than is hereinafter provided 'to any rate or assessment of any kind of and for the county in which any. part of such borough is situated : provided nevertheless, that all arrears of such rates theretofore made may be levied and col lected as if this'act had not been passed. And be it enacted, that the treasurer of every county.in,En gland and Wales shall keep an account of all costs arising out of the prosecution, Maintenance, and punishment of all offend ers 'committed for trial to the assizes in such county, from any borough in which a separate court of sessions of the peade shall be holden - , including all usual and fit expences ordered to ha paid to prosecutdrs and their witnesses, and shall once in every year send a copy of the said • account to the council of each of the said botoughs, and shall make an order for the payment of the same on the council of such borough; and the council of every such borough'shall forthwith order the same, with all rea sonable charges of making and sending sock account ; to be paid to the treasurer of such county, Out of the' borough fund ; and, in case any.difference shall arise concerning the said account, it. shall be decided by the arbitration of a barrister to be named as is provided itl the. case of differences with respect to the pay ment of monies' under contracts made by authority of an act made in the fifth year of his late Majesty; King George the' Fourth, intituled, An act fur amending an act of the last ses sibn df parliament,, relating to the building, repairing, and en larging.Of certain goals and houses of correetion; and for prd curing information as to the state of all other gaols and house!s o` correction in England 'and Wales :" provided' that nothing herein contained shall be Construed to alter or restrain the powers given by the last-meutioned act of contracting with the justices of the peace having authority or jurisdiction in and 'over any gaol or house of correction .. of the con nty r Wherein or• where such borough is situated, or whereto it is adjacent, lOr the conveyance; support, and maintenance' in such' last-m en tioned gaol or house of correction of priSoners committed thereto from such borough; . and 'for the purpose ;of 'Making such con-. tracts as aforeiaid, the recorder ofsuch bdrOugh shall have power to make the orders' requited by the said last-mentioned act to be' made at the borough sessions. • And he it enacted, that the treasurer of every county in England' and Wales shall keep' an account of the sum of money expended out, of the county-rate for other purposes than the costs arising out of the prosecution, maintenance, and punishment of offenders committed in such Comity, and, shall once in every year send a copy of the said account to the council of every borough situate within such connty,• in which a separate court of session of the peace shall be holden, and shall make an order on the council of every such borough for the payment of such proportion of such sum as ought theretofore to be paid and contributed by such borough, taking into account whether or not; such borough, or any part thereof, had an exemption in whole or in part from contributing to the cquitty rite of such county, before the passing of this act ; and the council of such borough shall forthwith order the same, with all reasonable charges of making and sending the said account, to be paid to the treasuret of such county, out of the borough fund ; Provided that in case any difference shall arise con cerning the last-mentioned account, it shall be lawful for either party to appeal to the Lords of his Majesty's Privy Council, who shall thereupon make such order as to them shall seem expedient ; and such order shall be binding upon all parties. And be it enacted, that in. evert" borough in which by charter or custom there isor ought to he•holden a court of record for the trial of civil actions not regulated by the provisions of any local act of pa rlia- , ment, the recorder, or in the absence of the recorder, or in case there shall not be a recorder, the mayor of such borough shall be the judge' of such court ; and ev er y such shall hold the said court at such times and places, and with su eh' ru le s o f p rac ti ce, an d w ith the sanie powers and jurisdiction its belonged to the said court at the time of passing of this act ; Provided always that, in every case in which such, court had not before the passing of this act authority , to try such ac tions is are hereinafter next mentioned, such court shall have authr) rity to try actions of assumpsit, covenant, and debt, whether tho debt be by specialty or on simple contract, and all actions of trespass or trover for taking goods'and chattels, provided the sutra or , daniages sought to be recovered shall not exceed twenty pounds; :anti all, ae dons of ejectment between landlord andtenant . wherein the annual rent of the premises of which possession is sought to be recovered shall not exceed twenty pounds ; proilded also, that every such judge respectively, front time to, time, may make iules fot ' r egulating the' practice of such court over which he presides : but so that no suet •rules shall be of farce until they shall have been allowed and con firmed by three or more jud ge s of the superior courts of common law at Westminster. Anirbe it enacted, that the council of every borough in which there shall be hblden a cou r t o f r ec o r d lot the trial of civil action's as iiforti said, shall appoirit i registrar of such court, and' such other ‘offfeers and servants as are necessary for carrying; on the business and exe- , cuting•the process of such court; provided that no registrar or other• officer of such court shall, by himself or his partners, practise as sin attorney in such court. And he it enacted, that no suit commenced in . any court of record in anyborougb before the first day of March one thousand eight hun dred and thirty-six'shall abate by reason of any change that Shall have been Worked in the. constitutionof such detirt by the provisiMis' of this set, but that the same may be heard and determined as if it. had been:conixnenced before such judge. r " ' • .And be it enacted, that every 'person being a burgess of any ba rough.wheteiu. there shall be a separate court of sessions of the peace, or a court of record for the trial of civil actions (unless he shall Im e 74 -. empt or disqualified otherwise than in respect of property from, 'serd ' in." ri on jues:by virtue of an act passed in the Sixth year of the-reign of Sing George the Fourth, intituled " An act for consolidatingianll amending the laws relative to jurors and juries") shall be qualified ankh liable to serve on grand j ur i es in suc h b oroug h, and also up on juries, for the trial of all issues joined in any court of sessions of the peace, and in any court of record for the trial of civil actions, triable within' the'boialugh-of which such person shall be a burgess; and the clerlt of the'peate.of every such borough shall give public notice of the tinie and place; .holding every such sossions ten ..days at the least bei fore the holding thereof, and shall, seven days at the least before the holding thereof, cause to be summoned a sufficient number of persona, being qualified and liable as aforesaid, to serve as grand jurors at such sessions ; and the clerk of the peace and registrar of the court of re col dreSpenliiely shall also cause tOVeationnotiedhot less than 'thirty six nor more than sixty persons, so: qualified !and liable as aforesaid, to serve as jurors at every such sessions, and at the holding of every such court of record for the tidal of causes ; and such summons shall be made by showing to the person to be summoned, or, in case he e shall be absent from the, usual place of his abode, by leaving with some person therein inhabiting a note in writing, under the hand of ,suphclerk r of .the; peace ; or registrarrespectivelyecontaining-the sub stance of such summons; and such clerk of, the peace shall make smt a-list of the nettles of such persons:so eummonedas grandjurors, and the clerk,of the peace and registrar .respectively shelletlao make out a panel tit - such persons so summoned other than grand jurors ; and *tech list and panel shall respectively contain' therein the - christian . names. mid surnames, places of, abode; mad descriptions of thesseverel persons therein named; and if any. person, having been duly genie' moned to attend on any jury; shall not- attend in pursuatice-of such summons, or, being thrice called; shall not answer to hisname, or. af ter his appearance, wilfully withdraw himself from the presence of. the court, theeourt shall impose such fine erten every oerson so mak ing defeolteunleas sontereasonable excuse shall beproved to: thersotis, faction of the court) as the court shall think meet; and if any person • on - whom suohfine shall be-imposed shall refuse-to pay the -same to the person who shall,be authorized by the court to. receive the, same, ' it shill be ' laWful for the dart thee, or at its next sitting, by order of the signed by the elerk of the peace orregiatrarrespeetively, to : cause tube;levied, by distress and sale -of, the goodsof the person on' tvhom'such fine shall have been imposed, every such fine and the rea nonable charges of such distress and sale ; and every tines° received shall be paid to the treasurer of the borough, to be by him carried to the account of the borough fend hereinbefore mentioned ; provided neveitheless, that no person spell be summoned to serve as a juror at , such sessions or court of record oftener than once in one year. . And be it enacted, that after the passing of this Act, every councillor for the time being of ev ery borough, and. every justice• assigned to keep thepeace therein, and the treasurer and town clerk for the time being Of every such borough, shall he exempt and disqualified from serving on any jut:yr-summoned within such borough respectively, and exempt from serving ort any jury summoned to serve an the connt wherein such boro ug h i s situate; an d a ll b urges s es o f ever y b oroug h •in andforwhich a separate court of- sessions of the peace shall be holden, shall be .exempt from serving on any jury summoned for the trial of issues joined in any court of general or quarter sessions of the peace in the county wherein such borough is situate. . Ana.be.it enacted, that after the passing of this act no person shall continue to be exempt from serving on juries in any of the King's courts, of record at Westminster, or in -the -superior oourts, -civil or criminal, of the counties Palatine of-Lancaster trod-Durham, or in any' court of assize, nisi pries, oyer add terniiner,gadl delivery; or sessions' of the peace, or in any, other of the King's courts, by virtue of any writ, grant, cliarter or prescription ; and. so much of an act- made in the sixth year of the reign of his late Majesty King George the Fourth, intituled "An Act for consolidating and amending the laws relative to jurors," as provides that all persons exempt, from serving upon juries in any of the courts aforesaid, by virtue of any prescription, charter, grant, or writ, shall continue to have and enjoy- such exemption in as ample a manner as, before the passing of that act, and shall n o t b e insetted in the lists thereafter mentioned, shall be and the same is hereby repealed. , • • • •• - • s • And be it enacted, that the council of every borough shall, and they Are hereby required; within six 'calendar months next after their election, to make and,settlea ta.ble•of the, fees,: which hall.be taken by the clerk of the peace, in thoseberooghs in which a separate court Of- Seisioinef thepeate shall be holden, and in those boroughs to which a, eciromissiete of the peace shall have been granted, - a table of the fees to lie taken by the clerk to the.justices, and in those boroughs i n which there shall be a conrt of reern•tlaa table of the feee to betaken by the registrar eine onicers of such court ; arid such tables- of fees shall be submitted to one of his Majesty's principal secretaries of state: and' • Wheh such tables of fees shall be confirmed and allowed by such secretary of , state e either as' such table 'shall have been submitted to him, or. with such alterations, additions, or abatements as he shall think proper, the fees therein mentioned mar thenceforth he lawfully taken by the person therein named, to be - entitled thereunto; and it Shall be lawful for the council of such borough from time to time, as occasion' may require, to make new tables of fees, to taken instead •of the fees, contained ire the -tables which shall have -been made as aforesaid, *hies new table shall be confirmed and allowed in the manner hereinbefoee ritetitioned, otherwise the same' shall be of no validity s and that until tables of the fees, so to betaken in any Mich borough shall have been made and confirmed as aforesaid, it shall be 'lawful for such clerk of the peicent -the sessions for any inch borough, and such clerk to the justices, to-take-the fees authorized by-the table - for- the time being to he taken by the clerk of the peace at the sessions, and clerk tathejustices respectively, for the -county. yrithin•or adjoln ing to which such borough es situated, and fprthezegrstrar and: officers of such court of record, to take the fees usua ly taken by them befpre the passing of this net.: And be it enacted, that the town clerk of every boyougleshall cense a true copy of the tables of fees in force for the time being to be hunt • up' in a consplenotts part of the room in'whioh the business of his office is transacted, and also in the room wherein the justices of thepeace of such borough Shallsit for transacting their business, and also in the room wherein the court of sessions of the peace forthe borough' shall be held, nod also in the court-of-record : of the said borough. And be it 'enacted, that when by any act any penalties orforfeituree Are or shall hereafter be made recoverable in a snmenaranmanher before any justice or justices of the peace, and by such act respectively the setae are or shell be limited and made peyable to his Majesty or to, any bode corporate, or to any 'person Whomsoever,- save and except the informer, who snail sue fur the, same, or any • party. aggrieved, in every such case the sable, if recovered and adjudged bet Ore any justice of any borotigh l a which a senarate court of sessions of thepeice' shall be holden as aforesaid, shall, notwithstandingi anything • n such Act respectively 'contained, be.'recovered for and adjudged to be paid to the treasurer of such borough- for the time being ; to the -credit and on account of the borough fund of such borough ; and no such penalty or forfeiture, or share 'of such penalty or forfeiture, shall in any case be recovered by or adjudged to bepaid to any person -then the. said trea surer, unless such person be the informer or, the party, aggrieved : provided' always; that nothing - herein contained shall extend to any penalties or forfeitures recovered under any act relating to the customs, or to trade or navigation, and sued for by the direction of the corn missionere of-his Majesty's' customs, which shall be paid to such per. sett a's'the said commissionemehall direct to receive the same. And for the more.effeetual prosecution of, offences punishable upon summary conviction by virtue of this act; be it enacted, that the pro secution 'for -every such offence shall be commenced within three calendar months after the commission. of the offence, and not other wise; and that where any-person shall be charged, on the oath-Of-a• credible witness, with, any such offencobefore :a. justice of thepeace,, the justice may summon the party charged to appear before anylwo justices of the peace acting in and for the borough in .Which such • offeneeshall have been committed, at a time and place to be named in such sunimons ; and if such party shall not appear accordingly, the justices Of the peace then and there present (upon -proof' of the due service of the summons by delivering a copythereof rte.. the party, or by deliveringeuch copy at the ;party's usual place..of Abode to- some inmate thereat, and explaining the purpprt.thereonto such inmate,) may either proceed to hear tend determine the case :in the !absence of the party, or may isseetheir warrant for apprehending and bringing such-party before them as they shall think proper. And be it enacted, that it shall be lawful for any justice of thepeace acting in and for anyborough to issue.his summons requiring any per see to appear before any such justices of the peace for the purpose of giving evidence touching any Offence against this set, and if any- person so summoned shall neglect or refuse to'appear at the time and place ap pointed by each gammons, and no reasonable excuse for his absepte shall be proved before the justices of the peace then-and there- present, or if any person appearing in obedience to such summons shall-refuse to be examined on oath touching any such offence by the justices then and there present, every person so offending shall, on conviction thereof before the said justices of the peace, forfeit and pay such men of money, not exceeding five pounds, as to 'the convicting justices shall seem meet ; and no person, although liable to the rate contriblithag to the borough fund of any borough, shall be deemed an incompetent witness in proof of any offence against this act by reason of any tmalty or forfeiture for such offence being applicable t o th e use o f uck borough fund ; and no justice of the peace shall be disabled from acting in the execution of this act by reason of his being liable to the rate contributing to the borough fund of any borough. And be it enacted, that the justice of the peace by whits) any per son shall be summarily convicted and adjudged to pay any sum of money for any offence against this Act may adjudge that such person shall pan the same either immediately or within such petiod as the said justices shall think fit; -and in case such sum of money shall not be paid at the time so appointed, the same shall be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender, with the reasonable charges of such distress, and for want of sufficient distress such of fender shall be imprisoned 'with or without hard labour in the common gaol or house of correction; as• to the convicting justices shall seem meet, for any term not exceeding one calendar month where the sum to be paid shall not exceed five pounds, and for any term not-exceed ing two calendar months in any other case, the imprisonment to cease in each of the cases aforesaid upon payment of the sum due. And be it enacted, that the justices of the peace before whom any person shall be Summarily convicted of any . offence against this. act . may cause the- conviction to be- drawn up in the following forin of words, or in any other words to the like effect, as the case may re quire ; (that ia to say) (to-wit.) -Be it remembered, that on the day of in the year of our Lord in the borough of in the county of Majesty's jhe.uns.ulee.sismaocfotynhbeveipjctefeaoderebt fureh f o a t r tt e hhe u e s saa , ai J idd . P. and J. r j im -P r o " u g t fi, o orof othe rwise, did ,[here specify the oftence, and the time and place whewarut where the same was committed, the case may be], and we do adjudge the said- A. 0. Mall for the said offence forfeit the sum of and shall pay the smite immediitely [or, shall pay the same on or be fore the' day Of -* • to . the treasurer . for the.eaid.borough, to be by him Applied according to the directions of the statute in that case naaele and provided. Given under our hands the day and year first above-mentioned. . And he it enacted, • that any person who shall think himself ag grieved by any seminary conviction In pursriance of this act, may ap peal to the-next annul of genet'sl or quarter sessions of the peace to be holden not.less than twelve days After such conviction, for the county, or for the borough wherein the,cause of complaint shall have-arisen, provided that such person shall give to the complainant a notice in writing of snc'h appeal, and of the - cause "and matter thereof, within three days after such coviction, and seven clear days at - the least be lore such sessione, and shall also either -remain in custody-until the - sessions, or-within such three days .enter into a recognizance with a, -suffieient surety before a justice of the peace, conditioned personally to appear at the said sessions and to try such appeal, and to abide the 'judgment of the court thereupon, and to pay such costs as shall be by •the couet awarded ;•and upon such notice being given and such recog nizance entered into, the justice before whom the-same-Shall be en tered into ehallniberate such person if in custody ; and the court at - such Cessions shall hear and determine the matter of the appeals and shall make such order therein, with or without costs to either party, as to the court shall seem meet; and in case of the dismissal of the appeal. or the' affirmance of the 'conviction, shall .order and adjudge the offender to be dealt with and punished according to the conviction, and to pay melt costs as • shall be awarded, and shall, if necessary, issue process for enforcing such judgment. • -'And' be it enacted; that no conviction, order, warrant, or other mat -ter made; or purporting to be made, by virtue of this act,' shall be roeoshed for want of form, or be removed by certiorari, or otherwise, into any of :his Majesty's courts of record at Westminster; and no warrant of eorninitment shall be held void by reason of ,any defect ' therein, provided that if be therein alleged that it is founded on a con viction, and there be a good and valid conviction to sustain the same ; and where any distress shall be made for levying any money be vir tue of. this act, the distress itself shall not be deemed unlawful, nor the party making the same be deemed a trespasser, on account ot•any de fect or want of form ip thestimmons, conviction, warrant of distress, or other proceedioge relating thereto, nor shell the party distraining be deemed a trespasser ab tnitio on Account of ally irregularity after wards, committed by him, but the per Son aggrieved by suelnirregu larity may receiver full satisfaction for the special damage, it any, in an action upon the case. And for the protection of persons acting in the execution of this act, be it enacted, that all actions and prosecutions to be commenced against any 'person for anything done in pursuance of this act, shall he laid and tried in the county where the - fact was committed, and 'Wall be commenced within six calendar months after the fact com mitted, and not otherwise; .and notice in writing of such action; and of the cause thereof, shall be given to the defendant one calendar month at least before the commencement of the action;, - -and in any such action the defendant may plead the general issue, and give this act and the' special matter in evioence at any trial to be had there upon ; and no plaintiff shall recover in any such action', if tender' of sufficient amends shall have been made before mush action-brought; or if a, sufficient sum of money shall have been paid into court after such , action brought, by or on behalf of the defendant; and if .a verdict shall pass for the defendant, or the plaintiff shall become minutia, or , discontinue any such action after issue joined, or if upon demurrer or. -otherwise, jedgment shall be given against the plaintiffithe defendant shall recover his full costs as between attorney and client; -and have the like remedy for the same as any defendant Lath by law in other cases. • And whereas sundry towns of England and Wales are not towns core negate, and it-is expedient that several of them should be inaorporated be it enacted, thud if 'the inhabitants of any town in England and W a l e s should petition his Majesty to grant to thetn a charter of incor poration, it shell be lawful , for his -Majesty, by any such charter,' to extend to the inhabitants of any such town, all or any of the powers and provisions in this act contained. • , And be it enacted, that this act maybe altered or amended by any. act to be'passed in this present session of parliament. CORPORATION REFORM. SCHEDULES TO WIIICH THE CORPORATION BILL REFERS. [The figures following the names of the boroughs denote the number of Counsellors which each borough is to haVe.") - . SCHEDULE (A). : (Boroughs which have a commission of the peace.) Division I.—Seetion L—Boroughs to be divided into wards, and in which the parliamentary boundaries are to be taken :—.Batli; .48 ; "BM to!, 65 ; Exeter. 42 ; Kingston-upon-Hull, 48 ; Leeds, 72.; Leitv'ste . 45 ;. Liverpool, 90; Macclesfield, .19 ;.Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 51 ;: N o - W ell, 54 • Nottingham, 34; Portsmouth, 48-;, Preston, 42;. Stockpo , 4 45 ; Sunderland, 45 ; Worcester, 36 ; Great Yarmouth, 36 ; York, 364 Division i.—Section 2.—Boroughs to be divided into wards, and in 'which the boundaries are to be declared by thd King in Council : COventry, 36 ; Plymouth, 39. _ - - Division 2.—Section I.—Boroughs not to he divided into wards, and in which , the parliamentary- boundaries- are to be taken :••-•Aberyst wvth, 18; Abingdon, 21; Andover,-18 ; Banbury; 21 ;•Bantstaple4 21 ; Bedford, 21;. -Beverley (Yorkshire), 24; :Brecon, 21 ; -Bridgewater, 21 ; Bridport, 21'; Bury St. Edmund's, 27 ; C am b r id ge , 33 ;..Canterbury, 30 ; Cardiff, 21 ; Carlisle , 33 ; Carmarthen, 24 ; Carnarvon, 21 ;.Ches ier, 33 ; Chichester, 21 ; ,Colchester, 30; Dartmouth, 18 ; D er by, 30 ; Devizes,2l ; Dorchester, 18 ; Dover, 30 ; Durham, 24 ;. Gateshead ; 30 ; Glocester, 27 ; Guildford, 18; Harwich, 18 ; Haverfordwest, 21 ; Hereford, 27 ; Ipswich, 33 ' • Kendal, 27; Kidderminster, 30 ; Kin g ' s Lynn, 27 ; Lancaster, 30 ; Lichfield, -21 ; Lincoln, 27 ; Ludlow, 21 ; Maidstone, 30 ; Monmouth. 21 ; Ncath, 18 ; Newark, 24 ; Newcastle under-Lyme, 24'; Newport, (Isle of W 21 •, Newport (Monmouth) 21 ; ,Northampton, 30 ; (Word, 33 ; Pembroke, 21 ; Penzance, 21; Porftefraet; 21; Poole, 21 ; Reading, 30 ; Richmond, 18; Ripon, 21; Rochester, 2,7; St. Alban's, 21 ; Sarum (New), 27; Scarborough; 24; Shrevq:bary, 30 ; Southampton, 33 ; Stafford, 21 ; Stamford, 21; Swan sea, 30 ;.Towkesloury, 21 •, Tiverton, 24; Truro, 24; Warwick, 24; Welli, 1W; Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, 24; Wigan, 3,1; Win- Thestcr, , 24 ;- Windsor, 21. Division 2.—Section 2.—Bdroughs not to be divided into wards, and in which the boundaries are to be declared by the King in council:— Alnwick, 18 ; Berwick, 27 ; Bideford, 18 ; Clitheroe, - 21•; •Congglt~ton, 24 ;- Deal, 21;' Doncaster, 27 ; F . ,,,ah n y er t.. 21 ; Grantham; •24;. Gravesend, 24 •• Grimsby, 18 ; Has ll "V•,.f s,; ,d 1 8 ; ford, 21; Kingston -Upon-Thames, 21 ;'Leominster, .18 ; 1 • 1 = 4 .`e, a ,:2 j Llaneny,.lBi; Louth, .211 - Newbury. a; OsWestry, 91 'I 14'4.1'; dal, Rornsey, 21 ;' St. Ire's, 21 ; Saffron Walden, 21 • SudburY; 2l; gall, .30 ; Welshpool„ 18 ;• Wonlbek, 27 ; _Wisbech,'2l. Boston, 27 ; Bridgenorth, !hi.; _ irCHEDULE (B). egg . (Boroughs which are not to haVenCommissiou of the peaedu ku on etition and grant.) - • Section I.—Parliamentar-py bo undtiries to be taken. f-LCardigin, is ; :Denbill,.lB - ;rEveshatn, 18 ; - .Maldon, /8. Arundel, Section itlisinsound t a o r k i 6, es i t 8 o ;. b ß e eatr issmettlaerdb, ul ytpse King in council' cbclea; l 8; BCh r_ 21 ; Bodmin, •21; Buckingham,. 18 ; Caine ; chardos; field, 21 Chippenhant, 18; ^Chipping- N orton, 15 ;IffaveiT, i f ' 15; Druitwich, 18; Eye, 15; Farrsham; 18 ;, .Ipikestone, 18 Is ; Glastonbury, 15 ; Godalming. 18 ; GodinaTthester, 15 ; .11 ei t Henley-tupon-Thames, .15; Huntingdon, .al ; Hythe, 15 '; tht 15 ; Launceston, 15; Lyme Regis; 15 ; Lymington, 15; Machyn e,. 0 ; Maidenhead. 15 ; Maltnesbury; 18 Blarlborough, 18 ; nlorpete , 18 Penryn, 21 ' • New Radnor, 15; Mast Retford, 15 ; -0; Sandwich, 18; 'Shaftesbury, 'lB ;• Snuthwold, 15 r Sonthinoulton. 1' Stockton, 15;.!Stratford-on-Ayon., 18; Sutton COldfiehl, 14;. worth, 18 ; Te n by, ; Tenterden, 18 . ; Thetford, 18 ; Torri m.,n ngtoll , Totness, 18 ; Wallbagford,- - 15 ; Chipping Wycome, 18; Yeovil, I .h• . SCHEDULE (C). S Berwick-upon-Tweed, Bristol, Canterbury, Exeter, Kingston -uP. °- Hull, Lichfield, Southampton. JUNE 16. 183k'. MANC RESTER RACES, 1835. • These: reces toinmenced on Wednesday-last, and, as 1 04 anticipated by the .turfites, turned out a meeting of first-rate character. The weather was extremely propitious, and the course in excellent racing condition. In consequence Of the, extreme heat of the w e ath er , there was the usual quantum' °tl dust, which operated muc h t o th e a d van t age o f the •` Licensed willers,V who not only refreshed their patrons, but felt extreatelf refreshed themselves at the good stroke of business transacted• iThearrangements made by Mr. Etty, clerk of the course, wer e admirable, and though there i s scarce ly a meeting whe re 60 , dense a mass of people congregate; we'have not an 'accident ca, consequence to communicate. The sport on the two first el/I),s, is considered to. - have been superior to.what has been witnesses for some years, though, from the strength of the different entries, larger fields , had.ibeeu calculated.upon : no doubt this was oe easioncd.by the merits of seVeralthorses in the list having .Is,ee. 12 considered likely to carry off some of the prizes with little diffi culty,- and thus deterred many from starting their horses.--0“ referring' to 411 e -list it .will be found that additional stales h ale been added; and the sums of money given appears very coal! derable. The attendance on , the first day was much as-uitte, but on the secer!dthereappeared to be an unusual atten d ar we should.think little short,of 130,000 persons, and on - Piec ii ? the number appeared still. greater. • The •knowiug .. ones, a s l:4 not uufrequeurly the ease, haveteen out of their t: several_ of the events, only onad the favourites winning on t 46 first day ; and the crack Ainderby, upon whom as much as :: 4141 1 was laid in his favour, was floored by Turban, attribe-tr i superidr jeckeYibip - Darliug:- . --TwO of the best contute4 heats during the week was between Aratca and Diana for th. Sixty Pound Plate.—We subjoin -a list of each day's races :-- - - - WEDNESDAY, .TUNS 10. ... . . The Wilton Stakes .of 1U sous each, with 50 sous added. d no_ mile and a quarter. Mr Nanne . y's br p Cyairo, 3 yrs Arthur, Sir J. Boswell's c -Masetto, 4 s .. ... .. j . " . ... .. Sir J. Gerard names b c Fidelio, 3 yrs .......... ••• ; . . 3 2tol on Masetto, and 5 to 1 agst the winner, ' e " t he rattling pace, with - Masetto" second; and at the m in below . t , stand Fiderio attempted to displace Masetto, but was disarr°!, ed." At' the distance they were a ll t oget h er , and the racerti7!ir peered' to be 'safe in faveur of Masetto ;. but yoaug, A k e ad brought . hii horse up capital Style; and won by about a after a - beautifully contested race.—One paid. .1 c olts A Prodifc'e 'Stakes Of '5O sovs ea ch; h ft, f o r:three year 01 " Bst 61b, fillies 5s t. 31b.—One mile and a quarter. 1 Mr Houldsworth's c Hectic, by S u lt an • l-fr p il e ' .. l u i a n tr , j l4 io 2 , Sir 'T. l Tern . Stanley's ch c acob Faithful , 6 to 4 on Jacob Faithfui, who' led at his own pace, U 3 la`'' waiting until they arrived'at the distance, where he made Templeman then 6otiunenced punishing, but without av ail ' Hectic won easily by a length.—Three paid. ed, A Free fraudicap Stakes o f I 0 sovs eac h , w ith 30 sovs add • for four year oldi.—One mile and a quarter. 1 -Mr Turner's b c Fearnhurst, 9sflOtt, ch . g Needle; Bst Spr , ug . 3 M DiWstires - b 7 . st . 81b . ..................... t he 2 to 1 On - Niiodre,'ind . 6 to 1 against the winner, who took lead and kept it to the 'field', winning very easily by two lenA ie d .Spring stated, that his stirrup leather gave way, and PO / c i te d his bringitig - Noodle up.in the manner in which he was est' to have appearede paid. a nd 3 His Majesty's Plate of 100 guineas. —Three mile s 3 distance. 1 Mr E. Peel's ch c Tanworth, 4 yrs Sprint 2 Sir - G. o - on Tanworth, who led off at a much better pace th I ` ta i customary for this race, kept it throughout,' and Won in c a l" .style by three lengths'.—Nine drawn. THURSDAY. ,Sweepstakes of 21) sovs each, with 50 sovs added, for two y ear olds.—Three quarttirs of a mile. 1 Mr Peisse's b f by Waverley.,“ ........ ................ Mr It. Turner'S ch fb7 Peter Leley ............... e r a 6 to 4 on Mr. Peirse-s - filly, .who- won by ahead only, aa t ' oc ci. very pretty race.—Four others also started but were not itded._... The St. Leger Stakes of 25 sovs each, with 100 sovs ° l ° sta io. One mile and three quarters. The second to receive his 1 Mr HOuldsworth's ch c Turban ............... 2 Captain Taylor's ch c Ainderby Ainderby the favourite agst the field at 2 to I.—Turb o° ~his the lead at a good racing pace, with Ainderby near t°,d,itt haunches to the distance, when the two ran abreast to w 1,710. a short distance of honie, Turban getting in front by two le Mc e- One Hundred Sovereigns, given by the owners of th , ",,ileS course, added to a subscription of 10 - toys each„—TW ° '- and a distance. 1 Sir J. Boswell's ch c General Chasse, 4 yrs Sir J. Boswell's br c Masetto, 4 yrs .. .• • 3 Mr A. Bower's br c Toni Basford, 3 yrs ........ . . 4 to 1 on Chasse, who had it all his own way, and wo n the greatest ease. e A Plate of £6O, for horses that never won £5O at ail' t u ' l Heats, twice round and a distance. 1 2. Mr J. Robinson's b g Arates, 4 yrs ' 2 1 I Mr W. Richardson's b f Diana, 3 yrs FRIDAY. a dded' The Broughton Stakes of 15 sovs each, 5 ft, with 30, 1 Mr Nanney's br c Cvmro Sir J. Boswell's Bella f.. s The Tradesmen's Cup, value £lOO, with 100 soy' , :s 6 P e u g e h e ' t o ti l added toa Handicap Stakes of 20 sovs each, 10 lt. horse £so.—Two miles and a distance. Mr. Cook's Red Rover ....... Nat Sir J. Gerard's b e-Intruder ...... ............. 3 Mr. Dawson's br h PtiILANTIIROPISTS. — " I have never known a trad er i 3 „bjl anthropy who was not wrong in heart somewhere or otheri .w ily dividuals so distinguished are usually unhappy .in their r, but relations—men not benevolent or beneficent to individua.,od almost hostile to them, yet lavishing money, and latl i t i i 9 nl time, on- the • race, the abstract notion. The 0 301 °i — deer which does not, spring out of, and blossom upoih• tu e ..; ro tten rooted stem-of nationality or patriotism, is a spurious an growth."--Coloridge. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. . MONDAY, JUNE 15.—Nooft, Wind light and V AIM irED-7-The Andromeda, Thomas, from Barbadoes --Das ariable' De ll, h Mac from Trieste. ,liiato, SAILED — The Intrepid, Hannah, for Antigua—Royal "' Neipage, Montreal—Prances, Leslie, New York. , The Thomas Crisp. Crisp, hence, at Lyra. Eilen German, Blundell, hence, at Oporto. Countess of Lonsdale, Groom, from Havana, at Cowea• Traveller, Goodman, from Gonaives, at Falthoutb. 1118 P Nightingale Packet, from Falmouth,'at*Barbadoes 6th • Pleiades, -, hence, at Ndliind. Mary Ann, Kemp Premier, e Lash, wfoun and Esther, Stone , -I.° opleg. at 'Messina.. • n the ' 27tb Abbotsford, -, hence for New Orleans, was spoken On 0. Ap F airfield, off Cape St. Nicholas's, St. Domingo: t 49. 1 °1 ill r Stock, to Quebec, was spoken 3lst May, in a • io tan Robert; Hamilton, hence to Gibraltar, was spoken Ist lat. 47 long.s,. 13. ri 10 11fra The , Thale arved at Falmouth, from Sierra Le o n - el lc !! cobl ii n M sth ay, in lat. 28 N, by a uiratieal vessel, under Portui.ple'r she and robbed of a quantity o(provisions and a chronometer s 4 , n n. La schooner of about 280 tons,and cartied.appareutly TELEGRAPH OFFICE, JvN 15, 1835. CalM, at Holyhead. Off Do. inward bound, at 1, P- - Rebecca, 8.8. Off Point Lynas, inward bound, No. 400,'S ar ah, 8.8. ha s : P 11 30. a.m. No. 1182, Maywood, 8.8. has a pilot, `ate, r• . at it r. Off Great Orinshead,inward hound, No. 206, Richard , 13 .'" No. 1428, Letitia, B. Sch. at 1, p.n.. TABLE• MM. 4.4 C. JUNK. H. M. Turnday l6 2 45' Wednesday-17 3 36 Thursday —18: 438 Friday l9 550 Raturday 20 7 0 SUNDAY-21 I 8 0 Monday 22 f 8 30 H. M. F. T. 3 0 13 6 4 6 12 2 513 11 .2 .6 26• 11 3 732 11 8 8 . 27 12 2 012 , 13 0 Trinity Tenn ends. St. A lfian. 10 . B a ttle of Waterloo, 1215. 'Magna Charta Edw. Nir Tr, w. K• of • Ist Sunday after Trinity. .LIVERPOOL COIN EXCHANGE, Jul" ° ,.ttsd e ' ea , - , ner The supplies for the week again have been -moderate, 5, , 9 0 x.,, has-been dtell for every article, Wheat at a decline of .. tia pite ' if the valve of Flour ; fresh imported bustel, and. Oats id (t 2d perbushel.: -There has been little.e_ed die pried.—Oatmecl has been a dull sale, at 6d per load declif: parcels have maintain • • 5. LIVERPOOL ,PROVISION - MARKET. Jury . 1 m os i° There is a fair bushiest!: doinz, in dry Butters. •Picklect de Via . no,:for ,mode.rate:;equest.4—Beef. and Nark are:. each in goo d n' Bacon, Lard,and Harns.there is a good inquiry. AMP ---"--"""__—.—!-'' •-------"'".-- d. MA RRIED.TAO,' fo rd, .-- Ann On Monday, the Bth.instant, at Killrnick, county WeX ,t , to he.thell.ett. R. W. Elgee, Henry H. Jones, Esq., of Eliza; eldest daughter of Charles •Jacob, Es f Bushes ba ying Esq., 0 ~,prilopy ax tisP • On Wednesday; at Felkirk, near BarnsloV; (the c— i the -- been previously performed accdrding ,tO the rites 0. , - to ;SAO .Cathelie; Ohurcli,) Mr. Joseph ,I'll.Lteheri'' of Liverpoo., ._,... yotpigest.daughter of Mr. llelleley, of Brierley. A paw" .. Du Sunday. last,. at St. Nicholas's' Church, Mr. Rtel l " . ' upholsterer, to Miss Emma Thomas. • n. . • • MED. . 1;4 0° 0 On Thursdayl , the 7 11 th , instant,. a...iti 48 years, W i lliattt, t o Or • 88q.4 only son of Thomas...Bateman ' , ESCii.t of Middleton X' Bakewell, and.formelly of Evertoa. - . beth' tlt o On .Friday last, at. Springwell House, On.ell, aged .1 7, ldr• wife of Joshua Hartley ilargreaves. Esq. , i f the late On Sunday last, after a. protracted illness, Marl', w-., 1) Simon Marshall, tailor and draper, Cable-street: aged 7.. 5..------ _ _ LIV.ERPOOL: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED „AqNIINI6' EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Mu'. 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