The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1803-04-13 00:00:00

S.

Yt r

•
tearivt.4.ebleetirrenctriireida: atitrleSl and° winht;UncitlbCeassearniet sshhaallll
be lawful for such bishop to issue an order in writ-
log udder his hand and seal, to require such person
to proceed to and reside as aforesaid, within
days after such order in writing, or a copy thereof
shall have been delivered or left in like manner as is
hereinbefore required as to monitions; and in case
of non-compliance it shall be lawful for such bishop
to sequester the profits of such parsonage, vicarage,
donative, or perpetual curacy of such spiritual person
as aforesaid, until such monition shall be complied
with, or such sufficient reasons for non-residence
stated and proved as aforesaid, and to direa any
order to be made for that purpose under his hand,
Cie application of such profits, after dedufting the
necey,:try espences of serving the cure, either in the
v..hole or in such proportion as he shall think fit, in
Cie first place, to the payment of such reasonaMe
expences as shall have beeit incurred in relation to
such monition and sequestration, and in the next
place towards the augmentation or improvement of
any such parsonage, vicarage, donative, or perpe-
tual curacy, or the house of residence thereof, or
any of the buildings. and appurtenances thereof, or
towards the improvement of any of the glebe or de-
mc..s:•.^ lands thereof; or may order and dire& the
same, or any portion thereof, to be paid to the go-
vernors of the bounty of Queen Anac for the aug-
mentation of the maintenance of the poor clergy, to
be applied for the purpose of such augmentation as
such bishop shall ia his discretion under all the
circumstances think fit and expedient ; and it shall
also be lawful for any such bishop to remit any such
spiritual person any part or proportion of such se-
questered profits, or cause the same or any part
thereof that shall have been paid or direaFted to be
paid to such governors of Queen Anne's bounty to
he repaid to such spiritual person, which repayment
' the said gov,i-nrs are hereby authorized and re-
quired upon an order under the hand of any such
bishop to make out of any money then in_ their
hands, or if no money. shall then be in their
hands, out of the next money that shall come to
their hands, in any case in which by reason of the
subsequent obedience of any such spiritual person
to any cacti monition, or the stating and proving
such sufficient reasons as aforesaid, such bishop shall
thial; the same proper: provided always, that when
any such spiritual person shall think himself ag-
grieved by reason of asy such sequestration, it shall
be lawful for any such spiritual person within
days after the making any order for any such se-
questration as aforesaid, and upon notice thereof,
the bishop to appeal to the archbishop of the pro-
vince to which such W.,liop shall belong, who shall
forthwith either by himself, or some commissioner
or commissioners appointed from among the bishops
or archdeacons of his province for that purpose un-
der his hand and seal, make or ,Onse to be made
due enquiry into the same, and make such order
therein or relating thereto, or to the-profits that shall
be so sequestered as aforesaid, for the return to such
spiritual person of the same or any part thereof, or
otherwise, as shall under all the circumstances of
the case appear to such archbishop or his commis-
sioner or commissioners to be just and proper :
provided always that the party so appealing shall
give security to the bishop for the payment of such
reasonable expences occasioned by the appeal as the
archbishop or his commissioner or commissioners
shall award : provided also, that no such order
for any sequestration shall be put in force during
such appeal as aforesaid, and until the same is de-
termined.

Provided also, and be it further ena&ed, that
every spiritual person to whom any such monition
or order in writing shall be sent as aforesaid under
this aft, who shall be at the time of the issuing
thereof absent from residence in his parsonage, vi-
carage, donative, or perpetual Curacy, contrary to
the provisions of the said first re. ited aft and this
aft, but who shall in obedience to such monition or
order forthwith return to due residence, and the pro-
fits of whor;e parsonage, vicarage., donative, cr per-
petual curacy, shall by reason of such return not be
sequestered, shall nevertheless pity all costs, charges,
and expenses incurred by reason of the issuing and
serving such monition or order ; to be levied as any
cost may be levied on.any spiritual person by any
archbishop or bishop under any of the provisions of
this ad.
And be it further enafted, that if any clerk shall
continue under Such sesluestration for nonresidence
for the space of three years, the parsonage, vicarage,
donative, or perpetual cure, in relation where-.. the
said nonresidence snail have been committed, shall
become ZINO faSo void ; and the patron shall present
or nominate another clerk thereto, as if the same
had been avoided by the natural death or resigna-
tion of the party.

Provided always, and he it further enaeled, that
where any action, suit, bill, Plaint, or information
shall have been commenced or brought against any
'spiritual person to whom any monition shall be sent
as aforesaid before the issuing thereof, for any pe-
nalty or forfeiture incurred by reason of the non-re-
sidence of any such spiritual person before the issu-
ing of such monition,tlien and in such case the bishop
sending such monition as aforesaid, shall upon notice
of such anion or suit, cause to be retained the profits
or so much of the profits of the parsonage, vicarage,
donative, or perpetual curacy, in resped whereof
such action or suit shall be brought and monition
isiaed as aforesaid, and which rimy under this at be
sequestered as aforesaid, ac twill be sufficient to sa-
tisfy any penalty or
_penalties for which any such
action or' suit shall be brought, together with
such costs as the plaintiff or plaintiffs therein may
be entitled to, if any ; and shall if a verdid
U be given for the plaintiff or plantiffs in such
action, and final judgment obtained therein, after
dedading all the charges which sh., l have been
occasionedhy the said sequestration to the bishop or
any person or persons who shall have laded therein
under his authority, pay or cause to be paid to
such plaintiff or plaintiffs, the sum or sums of
money ttiat shall be recovered in any such action
or snit to the plaintiff or plaintiffs therein : provided
always, that if' at the time of ;,:•tg any such moni-
tion as aforesaid, no action for any such penalty or
forfeiture shall have been already commenced
against any such spiritual person, then and in such
case no such :Rion, suit, bill, plaint or information
shall be afterwards brought for any penalty or for-
feiture incurred by reason of any non-residence of
such spiritual person before the issuing of such mo-
nition, or during any proceedings that may be had
under such monition ; and if any such action or suit
shall be so commenced, the defendant therein may
lead in bar thereof, that such a monition as afor,:.

• .

:-

M....._.--....-ra.••1111

Y.l. 7 **. " •

said has issued in respel of the •sarne parsonaj-,
vicarage, donative,•or perpetual curacy.
And be it further enadaa, that frinrs and after the
no oath shall be required of or taken by
any vicar, in relation to residence on his vicarage,
any law, custom, constitution, or usage, to the con-
trary thereof notwithstanding.
And be it further enacted, That from and after
the all and every the clauses, provisiou:,
penalties, and forfeitures, in the said first recited
at and this at contained, in relation to ~..sidence
on benefices, or to any other matters and things re-
lating thereto, shall extend and be deemed and con-
strued to extend to all parsonages with cure, vicar-
ages, donatives, perpetual curacies, and all pani-
cilia] chapelries, exempt as well as not exempt, and
i all peculiars, as fully and amply to all intents and
purposes as if the same had been and were in the
said first-recited ad or were in this aft particularly
mentioned and specified ; any thing in any .it or
aac, law or laws, to the contrary thereof notwith-
standing.
And be it further enacted, that every archbishop,
bishop, and archdeacim, within the limits of whose
province, diocese, or jurisdidion respeaively any
such parsonage with cure, vicarage, donative, perpe-
tual curacy, or parochial chapelry, exempt as well
as not exempt, or pecttLiAr, shall be locally situate,
or where any _such parsonage, vicarage, donative,
perpetual curacy, or parochial chapelry, exempt as
well as not exempt, or peculiar, shall be within the
limits of more than one province, diocese, or juris-
diftion aforesaid, or shall be situate between any
two or more provinces, dioceses, or jurisdiftions,
then the archbishop or bishop to whose province or
diocese the parish church, such parsonage, vicarage,
donative, perpetual curacy, or parochial chapelry,
exempt as well as not exempt, .or peculiar, shall bi-
ne:west in local situation, shall have, use, and exer-
cise all the powers, authorities, and jurisdidions,
necessary fur the full execution of all the provisions
of this ad, and for enforcing the same, as fully and
amply in every resped as if such parsonages, vica-
rages, dunatives, perpetual curacies, or parochial
tpclries, exempt as well as not exempt, or pecu-
11.1r, were Lona fete subjed in every resped to such
jurisdiftion, and as if the same had been and were
specified in aft the clauses of this a& ; any thing in
any aft or ads law or laws, usage or usages, to the
contrary thereof notwithstanding : Provided that
the peculiars belonging to any archbishopric or
bishopric, though locally situated in another dio-
cese, shall continue subjed to the archbishop or
bishop to whom they belong, as well for the purposes
of this ad at for all other purposes of ecclesiastical
jurisdidion in the law whatsoever.
Provided always, and, be it further enacted, that
nothing in-thit at contained shall extend or be con-
strued to extend to alter or ailed his Majesty's royal
prerogative is the g, awing of dispensations for non-
residence upon benefices, as the same now exists by


a•alco bp atiEtion.
/OOP
• By Mr. KING, "'
• • •• •
At his Great Room, in King-street, c.orent-garden, on TUES..
DAY next, and Three following D tys, at Twel;.: o'Clock,
A Good COLLECTION of BOOKS, chiefly
11. in the English and French Languages. Among them
art: Hollingsh&td's- Chronicle, 2 vols. beg edit ; Biblia Poly -
gloat, 8 tom t Stuart's Athens, 2 vols. ; H•arrte. and Byrnes
A utitpities, 13 Numbers, fine ; Le Brituk Garery, la Morocco;
Plates to Cook's first and second Voyage, fine Impressions; Bo-
lingbroke, 5 vols. 4to. ; Gibbon's Rome, 4 vols. 4t0.; Bruce's
Travels, 5 vols. 4t.r ; Saunderson's Algebra, 2 vols. ; Wood on
Homer; Monthly Review, 185 vols.; Rapin's England, 21.
vols. best edit.; Annual Register, 22 vols.; a few fine Prints,
by Bartolozzi ; some Musie,
May be viewed on Saturday next till the Sale, and Car•-
log aes then had at the Room.
I.NGLISII AND FOREIGN. PORTRAITS, TOPOGRA-
PHY,. &c.

By Mr. kING,
At his Great Reom, No King-street; Covent-ganinn, by
Order of the Esecotori, on MONDAY, the 25tIt Instant,
and Eleven fo!lowinz Days, at Twelve o'clock,
TIE
valyable and extensive COLLECTION of
T ENGLISH A 'FOREIGN PORTRAITS, F.NGLISII
TOPUGBAPIIY, &re. The Property of
Mr ROBERT GRAVE,
Of Catherine-street, lately deceased.
May be viewed ,the Fr.diy prezeding, and Cat dogue, price
14. then had at the. ROOlll.
N. B. The Foreign Portraits appertaining to the English
Series, together with the very numerous asseinblage of antielit
and modern Masters, comprising the choicest Impressions o:
the Work: of H Mar, Rembratidt, Alb. Doter, Goit-
gios Sann.ttnt, Snyderliocki, a:c. will ba sold early in the en-
suing sera on.

SHELLS, CORALS, MINERALS, &c.
By Mr. KING,
At lib; Cee..t Itnum, No. :_tB, King-street. Covent-Garden, by
• Or,ler of the Executrix, on WEDNESDAY, May I lilt,
and `Ate f Mowing Day4,.at Twelve o'Clock,
rrtilE extensive and valuable ASSEMBLAGE of
SHELLS, together with the Collection of STUFFED
BIRDS, MINERALS, and other Subjects of Natural History;
the Property of Dr..G.torgw Fordyce, of Esdex-street, in tits
Strand, lately dt;ciats,..4.
May be • viewed Oa Monday preceding, and Catalogues,
.price H. thon had a! the Room.

ORIGINAL DR %WINGS, SCARCE PRINTS, and BOOKS.
. Hy Mr. STEWART,
At hit Anetiln Roolit, (opposite York-noise) PireAdiily, on
WEDNESDAY, April 27, and T.vo fisllotriog Days, at

I'welre °rock, -
AFINE COLLECTION of DRAWINGS;
amongst which are, the o..i,rinal Drawings from which
were engraved tlw Kate: of the Costumes:of Tur4.ey, and va-
rious other:, by the Fi:st Masters ; some beautiful swarce Pei ;IN,
aol Portosit4, fine im;irciaines by Faithorne, Floßsr, Ede-
lincic, Htrtolozzi, Cc. to which aro added a entail Collection
of excellent it sok:, many of which ale ram and curious. The
whole the Property
Of A GENTLEMAN, going At'woad.
To be viewed Two Days previoui to the Sale, when Cot •
logues nosy be had, at Garraway's Cofree-Housa, and in P..:
caddly. •

Ry LEIGH, SOTHEBY, and SON,
• At. their Home, .in York-street, Caveat garden,.
On MOND.\ Y. next, aad Saven fit:lowing Days,, at Twelve
o'clock, •
THE ver;- curious and valuable LIBRARY of
of the late
Mr. ROBERT GRAVE, Printseller,
Of Gather ine.ttreet, • Strand.
Consisting of n very uncommon C..llection of historical
Rooks and 'Craws, Imo.), of which have Portraits of the An -
thoes. Particularly at the Tune of the Rebellion, 164.5, Ue•
Usurpation, Retturatiaa, and Abdication; one Lot of 3;eauts,
contains near three Thousand iLfferetit Pamphlets, exclui•ave of
many otheis ( oath curious Plates), not in the above article, all •
relative to thote eventful Periods; also some Original' State
Papers and-Deeds, with Autographs of many eminent elta-
rimers.
To be viewed, and Catalogues had (pricy Cal.) at the place
of Sale.
LC041(1011 : Prillted bb J “two, Nu. lb. C:owntuoint
Fleet-street and published there by W. 1. CLINIENT, of
Nu. !DI, Str intl.
A ilvertisenients and I.e.tters ( post paid) must be inldressed :o
the Office, No. LI, Salisbury-square.

~~~

:~...,.