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is to execute it; and if a right is given in
11" lier) it would be equally difficult to discover
317C7 it Was to be enforced in case any person
°IQ take it into his head to resist it. Thus
t.rl Act of the present Reign enables luna-
tte mortgagees
not found such by inquisition
a reconvey the mortgaged property. The
oPPlication to the Chancellor, the process to be
feeved upon making the application, all is pro-
f")—but the hand to receive the money,i
t"" afterwards dispose of it, is altogether omit-
44cti. tn this state the law remained from the
p °lid Year of the King until the last Session of
oatliament when, for some unaccountable reason
ilef!ther) consolidation being all the fashion, that
,iiiectiu law was made the reason for repealing
ga the Acts relating to infant and lunatic mort-
N gees and trustees, and which needed an amend-
° "1
a/ and bringing their provisions, &c. into
Act.

14341 n, a private Act of last Session for making a
4raPike road from Battle Bridge to Holloway
04s Passed, enabling the Commissioners to pur-
e the land through which the proposed road
tiat,to, ge• The nomination of a Jury to assess the
th:ages, and the method of proceeding to obtain
re ti is all pointed out. The Sheriff di-
dieted to enter up judgment and issue his order
tweeting the sum found by the Jury as a compen-
th it.°a come paid to the injured party. Suppose,
11):1.4 pliance with this Act all these proceed-
g'. are taken, the Land-owner puts himself to
land "Pence to get witnesses and have his
eat sUr veYed, goes to the Jury with a good
tite) Obtains
a verdict for the sum he asked,
riftrtiands the order for payment from the She-
4erves it on the opposite party, who de-
A "to fulfil it. Reference is then made to the
for. in question, to find out how it should be en-
liated ; and then it is discovered no such provi-
tiar exists.
No remedy is provided, and the
ex:lltinate landowner must bear all the extra
Pucee of his surveys, and content himself with
ktitiP•rig Possession of the land, until it is claimed
pethl'aid for, an event which may be deferred
ThaP3 rot ever.
tret;e2e little oversights in legislation are ex-
dog °/111ischievous, and tend, in no very small
th4rtt to embarrass the parties who should
are ee
to be made the first victims of them. They
l ot,t"is, too, which might be easily remedied, if
Ivithtitliforol system was adopted and pursued
ere, Pignur, and one expression used throughout
100-3 act to signify the same thing. The mean-
Itordc' bt attached to any particular phrase or
4titt the
thus soon become generally known,
legtie e Possibility of misconstruction, and in con-
1114i:ice thedifficulty of construction, be greatly
—ed) if not altogether removed.

Let,
q, f
Wfrom Bayonne, of the 15th October,
ite
° e expected that this day we should have
heap cam— s
„ r truck, but the only change that
ITttnt:" Place is, that instead of the troops being
.
theY are gone to be quartered in various
.„,114[1g .2
round the town. It appears that the
Jt%t •yaso%
er(l4.. ving to a telegraphic dispatch received
„ ops and it is generally thought that the
Ner 4(1 the Etat Major will pass the winter
°ur
lisle IV,
read •
:I'4sitiql Mad I:lid:he Memorial Bordelais, under
Oct. 10, as follows Al.
uri "a set
he the off post for Paris :it is said he
ROt' e set
of the loan, which he has
that latt,a alterations
4t `4l) with the Spanish Government, and it
Sitp)allit4vlee p"rannkers, whoP are going to contract for
cop, !will Pesed 250 millions of francs. ; but
t take more than 200 millions. The
I'll 8 are kept secret."
et me Qq,p„
t11:%,,`e of Augsburg contradicts the news
shaz nfB-18'natiOri Of IBRAHIM PACIIA• The
anssolonghi announces the arrival of
• 14 a
t 40don ; but the death of HussElN
Gp e°nfirry,,d.
iir:3o4,°roria°l' Governor of St, Helena, Sir
0 in th IV; is now in France, and inhabits a
b' aAklis Pnvirons of Versailles, living incog.
~pßOf CA rNETT, Private Secretary to the
halo'
4:II)3RIDGE, left town yesterday morn-
ltt°°*r. "patches for his Royal Highness at
r' r, R. w
nlerch ILLIAins, one of the principal Ame-
1114Y to ants in the city, stopped paymmt yes-
tll3 very
° Toryi large amount, and another failure
ti%t°lfo • "red as the effect of the foregoing.
41' ed st" and alarm which the great failure
,11 Ytste
01, Nit,„ afternoon on 'Change, begins
1011°4 4' rods:UbSide ; it is calculated it will
t paper and not seven millions, as a
ICj, 4Ppoivnesr states.
14tt4°1/Ibia I"°ent of a Minister Plenipotentiary
1101: that' we understand, actually take!'
4vt 4t Coe 'at it has been bestowed on Sir
ttle the ttatip
it lit vitriiBsio 'N• Mr. WARD, it is said, will
11,t4tio„l'i not in t° Mexico, but that this appoint-
-1,43 io °flnally take place until the al-
GSa e treaty carried out by Mr. Mom ER
y 'lite greed
It t) to by the Mexican Government.
Qit 'Ak
4.
~its Shit,
ftnlt4t.‘" tr) •n .11 and Sir GEORGE HOSTE, the
TiP thj 8144,ieerS who were dispatched on a
t° Canada have returned, and,
' it • -rhat e
0f tl •
th IN po lei,. report to the Ordnance
01.3, ;111444; nerally understood that an in
ON, the e'r Artillery Officers will he ne-
t °ccu • olony. An
trot leo
of Patton of that c
ebe 10 , that distinguished corps may
°"(1. for.