The National Register.
London, England, 1816-06-30 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY REPORT ON TITHES.
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1. Resolved, That it is the ;pinion of this Committee, that
it is expedient to enable ecclesiastical proprietors of tithes to
grant leases thereof, so as to bind their successors under due
regulations.
2. That it is the opinion of this Committee, that the term of
such leases should not exceed 14 years.
3. That it is the opinion of this Committee, that such leases
shorild only be granted with the previous consent of the patron
and the Bishop of the diocese.
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4. ghat it is the opinion of this Committee, that the consent
of the Bishop should not be given until be has been furnished
with a certificate upon oath, by a competent surveyor, to be
named by such Bishop, and to be paid by the contracting
parties, that the tithe-rent or composition proposed, is a fair
and just equivalent for the tithes so to be leased during the
term to be granted.
h. 'fiat it is the opinion of this Committee, that such leases
should only be granted to the proprietors of the land.
6. That it is the opinion of this Committee, that in any new
law to be enacted for this purpose, it would be expedient to
define who should he considered the proprietors of the hind,
for the purpose of taking such leases.
7. That it is the opinion of this Committee, that the leases
to such proprietors of lands should be appurtenant to and run
with the land in the nature of a real covenant; and that the oc•
milder under leases now existing shall have the option and the
right, on a notice within a year after the date of the lease of
the tithes, of retaining the tithes during the continuance of his
lease in the land, on payment to the lessee of the tithe rent, Of a
just proportion thereof.
8. That it is the opinion of this Committee, that in ease of
avoidance of the living, by death or otherwise, a proportion of
the rent should be paid to the incumbent, or kis representative,
up to the time of such avoidance.
U. That it is the opinion of this Committee, that the said
tithe-rent or composition should be recoverable by distress, as
if the same were a rein-charge upon the lands; and that the
lessee of the tithes shall have a remedy by distress for the tithe-
tent, agenst the occupier agreeing to retain the tithe.

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Id- That it is the opinion of this Committee, that the tithe pro-
prietor should have the option of avoiding the lease, in cas e
the tithP.rent be in arrear tin three calendar months, after
notice in ‘vritiog, deinanding the same from the lesser, and
the rent nut paid, nor tritficient distress found upon the pre-
niises.

1 I. That It is the opinion of this Committee, that the tithe
proprietor should not be restricted from recovering the tithe-
rent or composition by due course of law, in the se me ntuntier
as lie may now recover the value of, or composition fur, tithes,
where substraeted.

12. That It is the opinion of this Committee, that a general

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form of a lease or grant shoreld be framed; and that no stamp-
dot!: should be payable on such lease or grant, unless the tithe-
rent or composition exceed pounds a year.
13. That it is the opinion of this Committee, tint the limy
owners of impropriate tithes, being tenants for life mid 11;r
years, determinable on a life or lives, or tenants in rail, or
tenants is fee, subject to be determined by executory devise
or shifting use, base the like power of leasing such tithes fur
ally term not exceeding 1I years.
W. That it is the opinion of this Committee, that a like power
be given to all Corporate Bodies, whether lay or spiritual,
being owners of impropriate tithes.
15. That it is the opinion of this Committee, that no lease
shall be valid to hind the saccessm, reversioner, or remainder
Mall, where any other consideration is given than the annual
tithe•rent or composition declared in such lease.
16. That it is the opinion of this Cunnuittee, that the power
of leasing tithes, as it at present by law exists, should not be
taken away or dimimished.
June Li, 1816.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, June 25.

BANKRUPTS.

J. WIGHT. of Birmingham. ink-stand-manufacturer. July 4. 5. Aug.
6, at the ItoyAl Hotel, Binuingh.nn. Acts Clarke and Co. Chan.

cery-lane.
H. Ot.nnisro. of Sibton, Suffolk, tanner, July 1,2, Aug. 6, at the
Bell, Saxmitrulliam. Au. Mr. Alexander, Carey-street.
W. BALDING, of Grainthorpe, Lincolnshire. beat-:obber, July 9, 10,
Aug. 6, at the Angel, %atom Atts. Lodington and Co. Temple.
J. SCOTT. of Taylor'.-huildingx. Chandos-street, and of Sloane-square.
Chelsea. blacking-maker, July 2,6, Aug. 6, at Guildhall. Atts.
Prichard and Co. Essex-street.
F. WHITE. of Mark-lane, merchant, June 29, July 6, Aug. 6, al
Guildhall. Att. Mr. Day. White Ilart-eoun, Bishorgate-street.
J. amt.!! P„CaitPEX rER.uf Wellingtoll, bankers. .July 12, 13, Aug.

6. at the White Hart, Bristol. Att. Mr. Pearson, Temple.
J. Tito:4 PSON, (7. ()sit° tr ItN E. and I. WEST MOIL LA Sr). of !linnet'.
square, ship-brokers, June 29. July 9, Aug. 6, ut Guildhall. Att.
Mr. Paterson, Old Broad-street.
A. JACKSON, late of West Leigh, louteashire, shopkeeper, July
13, Aug. 6, at the White Lion, Manchester. Atts. Milne and Co.

Tcmple.
J. LANDALE, of Manchester. merchant, July 12, la. Aug. 6. at the
Bridgewater Am?. Manchester. Atts. Milne and Co. Temple.
T. WrtELt.nox, of Derby, imn-founder, July 5, 6. Aug. 6, at the
King's Head, Derby. Att. Mr. Berridge, flatten-garden.
J. BRAMIUrt V, of Chatham, cabinet-maker, June 29, July 2, Aug. 6,

at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Nelson, Essex-street.
W. BUTT, of Sheptun Mallett, woolstapter, July R, 9, Aug. 6, at t.te
Crown, Sleepton 'Mallet. Att. Mr. Grose. Temple.
J. 11ARV EY, late of Suitighton. Somersetthire, miller, July R, 9, Aug.
6, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristbl. Atts. Blewslale & Co. New-inn.
M. PAN NCLL. of llosier.lane, West Smithfield. leather-dresser, June
.41. July 6, Aug. 6, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Carter, Lord Mayor's
Court-office.
J. CARY ELLA'. of Winingliam, Cambridgeshire, dealer, July. R. 9,
Aug. 6, at the fled Lion, Cambridge. Atts. Toone & Co. Cunotor-t.
W. STEWART, of Deptford, virtualks, July 3,6, Aug. 6, at Guild-
hall. Atts. Messrs. Parker. Greenwich.
R. Poet:, late of Cherhill, Wiltshire, maltster, July 1, 2. Aug. 6, at
the Black 11-11., Devizes. Att. Mr. Nethersole, Essex.street.
J. Lots, of Nortftuinpton, hatter, July IT, 13. Aug. 6, at the Peacock,
Northampton. Atts. Edmunds and Co. Chancery-lane.
B. HAYFIELD. of Mark-lane, wine-broker. June 29, July 13, Aug.
6, at Guildhall. Att. Mr. Burnley, Walbrook.
T. Low sruEs, of Mitre-court, Cheapside, warehouseman, .Tune 149,
July o. Avg. 6, at Guildhall Att. Mr. James, Bucklerbury.
B. PRYCE, late of Crown-street. cheeseminger, July 2, 13, Aug. 6, at
Atts. A niston and Co. Freeinan's.court,Cornhill.
%V. J. ARNOLD, of Great Tower-street, wine-merchant, June 29,
July 5. Aug. 6. at Guildhall. Atts. ()nice and Co. Billiter-square.
M. MOLONY, of the City-road, coach-maker. July 2,9, Aug. 6, at
Guildhall. Au. Mr. Allen. Carlisle-street, Soho.
DIVIDENDS AT GUILDHALL.
July 20, H. Martin, late of the Crescent, London, merchant.
July 27. H. Miles, of London, merchant.
July 27, 11. Chile, of Snowhill, merchant.
July 16, J. E. Yates, of Holywell-street, Shoreditch. pewterer.
July 16, 11. Piper, late of Bushell's-rents, Wapping, builder.
July ix, I'. Hammett, of Weathani, Essex, cabinet maker.
July 13, S. Brown and T. H. Scott, of St. Mary-hill, merchants.
July 16. B. Sarjeant, of Kingston-inxin-Thames, carpenter.
July 18, L. Levy and G. Childers, of East Smithfield, slowness.
Aug. 24. J. and S. Newill, late of Stoke, Stalfortl, carriers.
July 30, J. Stevens and E. Baker, of WhitcombwAreet, brewers.
July 2, W. Reeve, of Clapham, coach-master.

DIVIDF.NDS IN THE COUNTRY.
July IS, A. Young, of Bristol, corn-factor, at Bristol.
Aug. 12, T. Russell, of Beverley, York, victualler, at Beverley.
July i 9, 3. Bowker. of 'farporley, Cheshire, stay-maker, at Tarporley.
July 16, 3. Glyde, of Chard, Somerset, grocer, at Chant.
CERTIFICATES, 3tTLY 16.—T. Honychurch, of Bvistol. houses
carpenter—J. Barnber, of Liverpoolonaster-mariner—W. Stanbmugh,
jun. late of Working, Surrey, mcalman—A. Dawson. of Bath, wheel-
chair-maker—J. Selway, jun. of Wells, tallow-chandler—P. ltPC.ous
ley, of Liverpool, merchant—G. Ridley, of Tenbury, Worcestershire.
baker—J. Birch, of Coventry, horse-dealer—T. Gower, of Wethers
field, Essex, maltster.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Chapman and .1. Hunt, of the Fulham-road. bricklayers.
G. Davis. of Upper-green, Kennington, and W. Christian, of Broad.
wall, Christchurch, tanners.
W. Goddard and T. Cootnber, of Bolsover-st, Oxford-st. dairyinh.
J. Wilkinson and Co. of Kingston-main-Hull, linen-drapers.
R. Hodge and Co. of Newcastle. mentants.
1.. Knowles and Co. of Gomersal. York. cluthmtercluints.
J. Haley and Co. of Brantley, York, cloth-manufacturers.
J. Hill and T. Humphreys, of Oxfonl-street, engineers.
S. Edelaten, oh Warrington, Lancashire, and W. Edelsten, of Clie,to,
pin-manufacturers.
P. Jornson, of Che. trr, and 11. Janis, of Ilurslem, Staffordshire, ma.
nutacturers of earthenware.
.1. B. Wilburn and I'. Robinson. of Gateshead, brush-ntarittfacturers.
E. S. Ilarrison and W. Tate, of Liverpool, agents.
T. Folkand and R. Pretyman, of Wood-street, Bond-st. linen-drapes,.
C. W. Hick anti Co. of Cheapsidc, hatters.
J. Swaim! and Co. of Sr. Margaret's-hill. Southwark. hop-merchants
S. J. Button and Co. of St. Paul's Church-yard, music-sellers.
W. Betts and E. Moss. of Tower-Amer, wine-merchants.
.1. E. and C. E. Pownall, of Doctors' Commons, attornies.
.1. Guitibmil and H. Scrivenor, of Southwaris. hop-factors.
J. McGeorge and Co. of Watling-street, warehoosemen.

RECIPE /OR TNE TOOTH-ACHE.—A sheet of white paper,
horned in a clean white plate, will produce a yellowish oil,
which ill is to be snaked op by a small piste of clean cotton,
and pliteed in or on the tooth effected for 12 or 15 miatitcs.
in the most distressing cases, says a Cortespondent, I have
known it ght immediate relief; one of w;.ich happereil last
week in a Mrs. I. who, for more than three months had been
almost always toi:iiented the pair; when, b) applyi.ig the
oil of paper, she had immediate relief, 1 miser knot a case
*bore a rertitiou was nets sty.

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