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London, England, 1818-03-18 00:00:00

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A few days rite, John Nee' hulloes, of Wilburn, near Culls
Ilus aril. Vorlohlic, Ishuisrav, gave information too oath be.
...re Ihr Rte. Spies, that be, lo contrail with Robert
31a11uo, laboorer, did on Smedley*" the
snit of February lash sleet sin pheasants in the pleidatletie
nt Nrwtiiii, near ibilbsgtos, two of which ha mold to Jansen
I.nceork, of 31a1tnis, gurensith, and one he delivered 4
‘Viioll% XaMld is the Scarborough and Whitby pada,
• win, raw to take R l'Ort and sell II there; both thaw per.
sous hire been orevietedi sob the former pall the pesuilly
"( Its and the latter bee soon& ; and un the
formsti 111 l if the 'aid Jan Nicholson, Willies" Huhlarerrib,
*.e.sitiowire to Mr. Allen, canter Crum Whitby to York, has
in.en fined forty-five youtide, fur having yirclowied
lam us the .114 day of Jonsaey lasi, nine ylietrisolugir the
iu'of twenty-four shillings, which he hail shut /ft the-pat
idnritediusis and ishicli am wsa paid by 'MAW UV",
...Ikr at the White nurse, is ilbabou. It *stared on the
cattnitrwition of William Holdairtirtit, that Je kis eeriest at
York, he ,h livered right of the pheasants to Julio Hunter,
tenkreper aushisiasler uf the Horse worrier*, Yabhc-bmow,
I" l'uwirm"l".`".Rbt having .isice bees egarnioed on oath
by tire ‘lagistrate.r fur the Liberty of Si. petit, he dewed
cvery.thiog hr had before Mid, sod strove that he did rot
recollect what he land boor with the pliessards ,• Juba Hunter
was roorstopsesolly dueharttd. Robert Hodgman' who, it
xppeared un evidence, aithys kept his goo at the house of
Robert Pray, uf egnotessiths bus absconded.
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". IRELAND.
• DUBLIN, 111.111 CU 19.
bANitttYPT LjWs.
A very numerous; and eertaiiilt #ne of the most
revpretable Meetings ever held in t)hblin, took place
itt the Lorlig.rumei of the Neer • Corn Exchange on
'Tfoirsdiy. 'The first blinkers, Merchant., and
seeders of the Tito of Dublin were assembled the
OCCIII6IM. S.lOll after one eCilmat. I'ItTER
LAToUCHE, jail,. R.q. by the stsiassimous wish of
the Meeting, *escaped to the Chair. Mr. Lateuchr
should hove pewee,. to correspond with those of
Cork. fielfa.t, Limerick, Waterford, &c. Ile
tlwrefore eel ..Resolution to that effect.
Mr. RANDALL Mao Dosrist.r. seconded this
motion, moil paid some very handsome compliments
to the tienolrmati who spoke last, for the persevere
ing anti prai•eworthy moil he had rhewn to serve
the interest* of commerce, by procuring an amend-
ment of the Ilimkrupt Laws, which every man its
trade jell **surd revision. r. Mac Donnell seid,
that, in looking over some papers, he had acci-
dentally' met a memorielb which had been drawn
up; he believed, by Mr. Miller, awl presented to
the late Lord Chanter-11u? Ponressby; and Er it
might contain hints which would be useful to the
Committee, he begged leave to lay it on the table.
Mr. Home perfectly remembered that memorial.
He 1..41, it hail been prepared under the superin-
tendence of the Chamber of Commerce, which,
when it existed, embraced every thing reqwctable
rind enlightened among the merchants of Dublin.
Ile remarked upon the disedvantagei which the
trade immediately stated, that the Meeting had
been called by public advertisement. for the per-
pose of coutideving the defects of the Bankrupt
I.los, and the devising proper means to procure on
inetidinent advent. He then read the requisition,
and said, that having explained the objects lOr
which the Assembly had been convened, he would
• be happy to hear the seutiutents of any gentlemau
presets%
Al r. Nv LAN, after some very appropriate re-
mark., staid, be conceived that the propteV cdurse,
an the first instance, would be, to refer the matter
to a Committee of the Merchants of Dublin, who

of this city golfers at present, from the want of a
similar institution: and expressed a hope, that a
',reject for the formation of a Dublin Chamber of
Commerce might enamour Iron' this Meeting.
The Resolution for the appointment of a Com-
miller was then put from the and 'carried
unanimously.
The Committee was immediately appointed.
Mr. natively observed, it would be 'proper to
give that C 'flee power to solicit avid receive
bwri pilaus to defray the expenses which must ste-
t e,4arilv he incurred.

Mr. NOLAN said, it gave him pleasure to state,
that the twin requisite to be raised, wuuld be eit-
tremely trifling indeed.
A Resolution, framed upon Mr. Brophy's sug.
gestion, was then passed, and Messrs. Late ache
and Co, hunkers. were appointed 'Treasurers.
Mr. CROSTIIIVA ITE moved, that the Committee
now appointed, be requested to consider of a plan
for the formation of a Chamber of Commerce in
Dithliii.—Purred unanimously.
Cecinas ILIRLVAR, Esq. was then called to the
Chair, and
Mr. NT mowed the very particular thanks of
the Nleeting to Mr. Wood*, for the manner in
whirl, he hail pre.ided.—Carried unanimously.
Vote, of Thseilts were then passed to Mr. Dar-
ing who acted as Secretary, and to Mr. Nolan, for
the interest lie has at all times taken in' his impor-
sant business, mid particularly for his exertions in
promoting the present Meeting.—Adjourned.

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