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CONVEYA NCI NG.

This Day was puhli:,h.2d, in Royal Ottivo, Price ss.
DART and H. .ELEMENTS of the
si SCIENCE of CONVEYANCING ; comprising I.
The Nature of the several Species of Real Property. 11.
The Estates, &c, which may he had in such Properly.
III: The Injuries of which it is susceptible, with the
means of i:Aressing theta. IV. The Nature and operation
of the different Species of A sm.ances.used in Transferring it
from one Person to another. V. The Mode in which it will
descend, &C. on the Decease of the Owner.—To which are
prefixed, Cursory Remarks on the Study and PraCtiee of
Conveyancing ; includir4 a Course of Reading and List of
Books for the Use of Students and Pra6tirionets, and a Sylla-
bus of the Remainder of the Work.

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IMPERIAL PA TAM .41k1 T.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS,

Tilts day His Royal Highness the DUKE of
CAMBRIDGE (Prince ADOLPHUS FREDERIC) was
introduced in full form—the Duke of NORFOLK
attending as Earl Marshal, and Lord GwyDIR as
Great Chamberlain of Eno-land, sworn, and took
his Seat. His Royal Highness's Supporters were
his Royal brothers, the DuxEs of YORE and CLA-
RENCE.

Sir FRANCIS MOLYNEUX, Bart. the Principal
Usher of the Black .Rod, in consequence of indis-
position, did not attend, but Mr. QUARME, the
Deputy Usher, officiated upon the occasion.
Some private business was then transaded,
The Royal Assent was given by Commission to
the,following Bills : the At to prohibit the Distil-
lation of Spirits from Wheat in Ireland ;—the Ad
to permit until the Ist day of jury, 1802, the
making of Starch from Rice or Potatoes,. or any
mixture' thereof, and the Importation of any such
Starch from Ireland free of Duty.—An Ad to con-
tinue, until the sth day of July, 18oz, an Ad
made in the 35th year of the Reign of klis present
Majesty, for permitting the importation of Organ_
zined Thrown Silk, Flax, and Flax-seed into this
Kingdom in Ships or Vessels belonging to any
Kingdom or State. in Amity with His Majesty.
And one Private Bill, the Seend and Soinerham
Road Bill.

The Lords Commissioners were, their Royal
Highnesses the DUKES of YORK and CLARENCE,
and the LORD CHANCELLOR.
Their Lordships then adjourned till Monday next.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

TUESDAY, DEC. 15.

AT a quarter before three o'clock Mr. QUAR ME,
Yeoman Usher of the Black Rod, summoned the
House to attend in the House of Peers, to hear the
Royal Assent given to several public and private
Bills.

The SPEAKER having returned from the House
of Peers, stated, that the Royal Assent had been
given to the Irish Wheat Distillery Bill, and seve-
ral other public and private Bills.

The House then, on the Motion of Mr. VAN-
SITTART, adjourned to Monday next.

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