The National Register.
London, England, 1822-07-22 00:00:00

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person el persons from whom the license is sought. The oath.
to stab before a surrogate, and if poCury be =omitted, it •
is *Wed with the usual pains. partatnes, and disabilities.
If we of the shooed convicted of sods
.aßene. soAscaPeosnblrXit be
to the [log all entails. right.
nue. intesed4-beradlt, and =rootage. which suds person spay
derive font,. este esti led to, by virtue Of such manage. The
solo . bj the proper' officer, and the Saone and •
in a oirtriesombe open shie•
sa Adam, aken. dation...llbn' the diondwas •
jelilVectlitallbewabject to punishment at gull of saukdo-
• aesiori after the solemnisation of • manila log {scans.
utbeimpeeched on the ground of informality in
aitaif-
log such Beeehh With respect to marriages by de ss
requirements there shall be delivered to thegr:per. die
mid *wet wt chapel. an affidavit as to
and eget of both parties. The bans not to be pub
the name and residence so stated shall be a fixed on t principal
door of the church or chapel, and aloe in some conspicuous place
within the said church or chapel, so as to remain until the eapins-
tion of the three Sundays on which the bans shall be published.
Such affidavit to be then delivered over to the churchwarden or
chapalwartieli, and to be by them deposited in ashet. When-
ever -a marriage shall not be had within three menthe after the
publications of bans, the bans must be republished, or a licence
must be obtained. Ten act not to be in force until the Ist day
of September, !WY. Whenever a marriage shall not be had
within three months after the license is obtained, a new licence
must be procured, or bans must be published. This act not to
extend to the marriage of any of the Royal Family, nor to any
marriages amongst Quakers or Jews, or to any rearriagersolem-
nixed beyond seas. The act to be read at certain stated times in
the church= and chapels, and to extend oily to England."
EAST INDIA .I.7OUSE•
A Special General Court of Proprietors of East 4ndia !
Stock was held on 'tl'eil'orsday last, at the Coinpany's
house in Leadenhall'-street, for the purpose of consider-
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stag the draft of Bill now pending iii•Prrliaitieut for
the adjustment tier long existing account between the
Company au' the Public.
The Cr.airman (J. flatfoots, Es' q.) stated, that certain
proe:o'tings its a he Court of -IN .-cellars, and a museums
which hid taken place between the Company mid
Nlajest)'s Nlittisiers, telative to the adjusuneett•of the
account between the public and the Company, should
he read for their information.
Prom these documents it appeared that the debts
claimed by the Company, on the Soth of April
1821, was L16.589,tW
The debt due by the Company to the public was 1t,866.41111
Balance in favour of the Company
But Government had obji tied 1U ‘III'IUUS Items included
in this balance, by deductitie which horn the sum
claimed by the Company, the balatice had hero reduced
to 1,300,0001. Tile result of the negociation was, that
Government agreed—
To pay 1,300,0001. to the Company, to be applied by
the latter in liquidation of the loan 01 la I ',oche
property now In St. lichen. in be given to the Couspany
—All (Wafts on account of ,public service in India, tip to
the 30th of April last, to he paid by the Coverimient se
they became doe--Ornstanding claims tor hemp sup.
plied by the Company to the Nary Board title liquidated
by Gus erudite tr.—Tt te Governmetit spices froth N loluccae
now in the Company's warehouses, atal the net proceeds •
of such as had been told, to be made over to the Com-
pany.
On these conditions, all cla:rns between the Company
and the pubic, up to the 30th April, 1822, to be finally
settled. 011111 e other ham!, the-Company to forego the
Clains.of any expellee IlleNrred at St. lleleua subsequently
to 1821.
'lice papers having keen read,
'l'ne CH•Ilt MA /I Men rd, that the Court do apvrove of
the Bill introduced into Parliament 041 the n. 1.11. stated
in the negotiation, fur adjusting tire claims between the
Company and the 11111111 e.
Tile DEPUTY CNA IRM A N (W. Wigram, E-q.) se-
conded the motion.
The motion was greed to.
Mr. TUCKER 141011 stowed the thanks of the Court to
J Bosituptet and G. A. liolutinm, Esqrs.; and also to
the Directors, re ruhre, for thew able woo efficient set-
t ices iii the comae vii the tiegoeiation wills 6./VellilUellt.
The resolution of thanks was • Iv agreed to.
ilosaNraacT returned ful 11110Seli and Mr.
Itoni 414011.
l'he CHAIRMAN retorted thanks on behalf of himself
and his colleaaue.
EAST INDIA 'I'RA DE TRA NT illplireel
whether the rendition of the last Cll4ll. red live to
India-built shipping, and the duty nn Eist India so;ar.
had been co 11111 l 11111ealted to his Gove tttttt ern ;
and if so, whetiter any answer hail Oren reCel%
Custest.ts said, such a cousuituucation had
been made. mid
'fise clerk then read a letter from T. P. Courtestay.- lr ,
Esq. Seer...l3ly 10 the Board of 4 ice iwuUl, to which lie '
stated that it was not toe role, tttttt of Niiiiisters 10 I r. sa•
tOtWJI4I toe 1101 tor consattidaittir; the E.t.a foil a P.l‘.lfe
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Trade Acts this st-tsirm, hut it was their detet.wit,sii,•l%
0 bray forward twat deniable measure early tit tite etia -
suing sessinti. •
11r. Lowxoes wished to know whether the dispute
with the C -r lied 10.. en caddy settle.!
The CIA I ANA it a.til, WIUi Olvecl 10 0 3: u.aputC wits
the Clinew, it nail peril amicably settitii.
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