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UNITED MEXICAN MINING ASSOCIATION.
NOTICE is hereby given, that unless the
Arrers due in respect of the Seventh Instalment
of the Additienal 'Capital raised miler tie Rest)lntion,, of
the Proprie•ors of the 13th of July, 1830, and which he-
came do, on t!;e 16th instant, at the rate of TEN
PER CENT., he paid on or before Fainay, the 30th
instant, the lnsialments already paid will he forfeited to
the use of tie' Association.
By order of the Court of Directors,
RICHARD HEATHFIELD, Secretary.
No. 13, Old Broad-street, Sept. 21, 1831.

• BOROUGH OF DARTMOUTH.
AT a numerous and respectable Meeting of
the Inhabitants of Clifton Dartmouth Hardness,
pursuant to public notice, held in the Guildhall, on this
21st day of September, 1831, for the purpose of peti-
tioning
the !louse of Lords to pass the Reform Bill, (the
Mayor, R. L. Hingston, jun., Esq., having refused to
call the Meeting at the request of fifty-three Gentlemen,
Merchants, and Tradesmen. Inhabitants of the Borough,
hut offered the use of the Guildhall),
JOHN HENRY SCALE, Esq„, in the Chair;
The following Petition, to be presented to the House of
Lords by his Grace the Duke of Nerrfalk, and 'the Right
Honourable Lord Poltimore, was unanimously adopted :--
"TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE LORDS SPIRT_
TUAL AND TEMPORAL OF THE UNITED KING.
DOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, IN
PARLIAMENT ASSEMBLED.
"THE HUMBLE PETITION OF THE UNDERSIGNED IN-
HABITANTS OF THE BOROUGH ,OF CLIFTON
DARTMOUTH HARDNESS, AND PARISH OF
TOWNSTAI, WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF
THE SAID BOROUGH, IN THE COUNTY OF DE-
VON, IN THE GUILDHALL ASSEMBLED,

SIIEWETII,
" That many of your Lordships' petitioners did in the month of
March last presume to petition your Lordships' House, that your
Lordships would be pleased to take into consideration the defec-
tive state of the representation of the people in the Commons
House of Parliament, with a view to its Reform.
" That your Lordships' petitioners have heard with the utmost
astonishment and indignation, that it is imputed to them, in
common with the people of this kingdom, that they are become
lukewarm and indifferent to the all important cause of that

Reform.
" That your Lordships' petitioners therefore feel themselves
indispensably called upon to come forward in the first place to
remove from your Lordships' minds so prejudicial an impression,
and then to convey their decided assurances to your Lordships
that they retain undiminished confidence in his Majesty's Mi-
nisters, with a grateful feeling towards them for that most effi-
cient and excellent measure of Reform which has been so ela-
borately and maturely discussed and considered by the House of
Commons, and upon which measure your Lordships' petitioners
confidently believe the tranquillity, prosperity, and safety of the

Empire depend.
" That your Lordships' petitioners are impressed with the
most intense solicitude to see that Bill passed through your Lord-
ships' House, in order that so magnificent a boon on the People
of England in extending their liberties, may ultimately receive
the gracious fiat of their august and venerated Sovereign, and
thereby become the law of the land.
" And, therefore, your Lordships' petitioners most humbly pray
that the hopes which they have presumed to submit_ to your
Lord4hips may be speedily realized, and your Lordships' _peti—
tioners, as in duty bound, will ever pray, &c. &c. &c."
Guildhall, Dartmouth, Sept. '2l, 1831.

CITY OF LONDON.
GAME DUTY.—LIST 1.--LIST of
PERSONS who have obtained GENERAL
CERTIFICATES (D), at the rate of Three Pounds
Thirteen Shillings and Sixpence each, for the Year 1831 :
Arden,J.,Clifford's.inn-passage °Ryerson, T., Old Jewry
Beard, J., Basitighall-street Paterson, R., Swan-lane
Crouch, S., Billingsgate I'lumbe, C., Lime-street
Fleming, J., Old Jewry Peters, W., Nicholas-lane
Fitzgerald, 0. W., Laurence Quill, Major G., Angel-street
Pountney-hill Smith, N., Queen street
Fraser, Hon. W., Leadenhall. Small, A. 0., Lahrence Fount-
street ney-lane
Howes, W. 11., Mincing-lane Whitmore, G., Austin-friars
Lewis, 8., Crotched-friars Woodbridge, W. H., Mincing.
Martin, J Lombard-street lane
[Made' up from the Ist to the 16th of September.]

CITY OF WE
GA ME DUTY.—LIST. I.—Lis
tamed GENERAL CERTIFII
Pounds Thirteen Shillings and
Asquith, J. Oxendon-street
Annand, A., Adelphi-terrace
Arundell, H., Mount-street
Banker, E., Portugal-street
Burgess, J. J., Strand
Bradshaw, Capt. H., New-street
Banks, 1)., Adelphi-terrace
Boyle, Lord Viscount, Green-st.
Balfour, B. T., Charles-street
Connop, N., jun., Whitehall
Cockburn, Sir G., ditto
Croker, Hon. J. W., Carlton.

11,1 1 N ST ER.
ST of PERSONS who have ob-
C ATES (D), at the Rate of Three
Sixpence each, for the Year 1831.
Falkner, C. J., Queen-street
Gaynor, T., Duke's-court
Gage, Hon. J., Hertford-street
Grillon, P., Albemarle-street
Haward, J., Leicester-fields
Hardinge, Sir H., Whitehall.
place
Jones, J., Duchy Liberty
Jotten, J., Lisle-street
Jarvis, R. H., Long-acre
King, R.' Grosvenor-place
Lumley, R.W., Suffolk-street
Paxton, W. G., Buckingham-st.
Robarts, A. G., Hill-street
Seagood, J. J., Grove, Holloway
and Westminster
Smith, J., Duchy l,iberty
Scott, Hon. W., Gratlon-street
Warren, G., Piccadilly
Wells, L, Ship-yard
White, A., Parliament-street
to the 20th September.]

gardens
Drummond, J., Charing-cross
Dixon, Capt. G., Down-street
Evans, H. L., Haymarket
Farr, W. C., Holywell-street
Flint, Sir C., Great Queen-street
Fayers, 'F., Golden Cross
Francis, Geo., jun., Watford,
Herts, and Westminster
[Made up from the Ist

MIDDLESEX.
ST of PERSONS who have oh-
[CATES (D), at the rate of Three
Sixpence each, for the year 1831.
Matthew, R. Chancery-lane
I Newton, Wm., Gray's-inn

COUNTY OF
GAME DUTY.—LIST L—LI
tained GENERAL CERTIFI
Pounds' Thirteen Shillings aud
Aldridge, John, Feltham
Aubert, John Lewis, Clapton
A lliston, Chas., Sussex-place
Barton, Joshua, Chatham-place
Baker, Wm., Bland ford-street
Browning, H., Gloucester-place
Burge, Charles, Conduit-place
Beauvois, Sir J E Connaught-
terrace
Berry, Miles, Chancery-lane
Benbow, J., Mecklenburgh-sq.
Beckham, George, Kensington
Bond, Fred., Little Stanmore
Clutterbuck, H. Great Stanmore
Clapham, Fred., Heston
Cohen, Richard, Shacklewell
Craven' Henry, Stamford-hill
Catlin, Thomas M., Ely-place
Caswell, Wm., Maida-hill
Corry, Rev. Robert, ditto
Carr, Wm., Nottingham-place
Davies, James, Twickenham
D ' Almaine Shacklewell
Deacon, Edw., Stepney-green
De Grey, Hon. 8., Upper Port.
land-place
Dye, James, Hackney-road
Dalgleish, W. Irongate.wharf
Dampier, C. E., Gray's-inn
Francis, Philip, Fulham
Fullarton, Capt. J., Hounslow
Gadsden, Henry, Clapton
Gavillier, Aug., ditto
Ifemsted, H. Great Russell-st.
Harrison, W. H., Chelsea
Haynes, R., Hampstead-road
Harrison, W. T., Doughty-st.
Haddrnott, J., _Lamb's Conduit.
street
Ileward, J., Hatton-garden
Hutchinson, John, Clapton
Hillyard, Charles, ditto
Hutchinson, W., Mile-end Old

nelson, George, Neiv-inn
Norton, Rev. K, Little Stai
more _ _

Newton, J., Tottenham-ct.-road
Oliverson, it., Portland-place
Ormond, Geo., Finchley
Pattison, Mr. Justice, Bedford.
square
Perkins, G., Bryanstone-square
Pincher, H., Pat k_crescent
Porter, E. H., Hounslow
Passingham, John, Heston
Rowe, Henry, Mile-end
Rummell, Wm. Twickenham
Self, James, Mile-end-road
Street, John; Gray's-inn.lane
Smith, J., Westbourne-green
Sayers, Dr. A., Harley-street
Sykes, Sir F., Bart., Hanover-
terrace
Soames, Nath, Ruislip
Sherborn, Francis, Bedfont
Spranger, Jeffrey, Gray's-inn
Slaney, Henry, ditto
Stokes, Charles, ditto'
Trulock, John, Bow
Toby, Wm., Chelsea
'rims, Thos., Charlotte-street
Towgood, H., Hatton-garden
Tutin, C., Devonshire-street
Tickell, Geo., Castle-street
Thompson, C., Welbeck-street
Touissaint, J., Fulham
Tapp, Edw., Staines
Vaughan, Baron, Langhain.pl,
Webb, James, Bow
White, Wm. Colty, Mile.end
Winter, Thos., Southampton.
buildings
Wall, W. Great Prescot-street
Wyatt, M., Mortimer-street
Wicks, Benj., Edmonton
Wain, John, Hayes
Wilshire, D., Ruislip •
Weeks, Thos., Harlington
Wood, David E., Littleton
Wright, John, Fulham
Worthington, R., Gray's-inn
Witham, William, ditto
Wilkinson, J., Lincoln's-inn.
the ~9th of September, 1831.3

Town
Harvey, H. W., Tottenham
Hale, Charles, Great Stanmore
Jones, John, Orford-terrace
James, J., estbourne-green
Jones, IL. 0., Southampton-brigs.
Love, Marten, Stamfonl-hill
Mason, Roger, Middle Temple
Marjoribanics, E., Wimpole-st.
[Made up from the Ist to t:

COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX.
GAME DUTY.—LIST lII.—LIST of PERSONS who have
obtained GAMEKEEPERS' CERTIFICATES, (A and B,) at
the Rate of One Pound Five Shillings each, for the Year 18.31.
Galloway, Henry, appointed by Joseph Touissaint, Esq., for
Feltham.
Hawker, John, appointed by Charles Devon,
1831.]
By Efosr,
Sexes,
Rackingford, Devon.
[Made up to the 15th of
ESepptNevmAbietrp,
By order of his Majesty's Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes

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