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CLERK EN WELL.
AT. a :VESTRY MEETING of the ln-
lialiitants, held on the 14th instant, for the pur-
Pl*c of considering what means should be adopted relative
tb the Repairs of the Roads in the Parish,
Mr. KEY, Churchwarden, in the Chair;
A letter from the Churchwardens of St. Mark's was read,
Stating that the Rev. Mr. Mortimer, the Minister of that
district; had, in opposition to their wishes and directions,
vitheld the reading in that Church of the notice for hold-
tog the Vestry Meeting,
Whereupon it was Resolved, •
. That the conduct of the Rev. Mr. Mortimer, in prevent-
-111 the Vestry Notice being read in St. Mark's Church,
especially after the censure of a former Vestry for a similar
act of misconduct, is, in the opinion of this Meeting, an act
of
gross impropriety, and an interference with the secular
tights of the parishioners which deserves the severest cen-
"re and disapprobation of this Meeting.
t.That a copy of the foregoing Resolution be sent to the
Shop of the Diocese.
That copies be inserted in The Sun, Times, Morning
Advertiser, and British Traveller Newspapers, and 2,000
e°Pies circulated in the Parish.
That the thanks of this Meeting be given to Francis
Stedman, and Joseph Starling, Esqrs. the Churchwardens
of St. Mark's district, for their judicious, candid, and
courteous conduct on this occasion.
s July 22, 1831 •

COUNTY OF LINLITHGOW.
AT a 'MEETING of FREEHOLDERS,
JUSTICES of the PEACE, COMMISSIONERS
of SUPPLY, and HERITORS of the COUNTY of
'LINLITHGOW, held at Linlithgow upon the 15th day
of July, 1831, called by the Convener, in consequence of
Requisition zuldressed to him for the purpose of taking
"0 consideration the proposal nowagitated in Parliament,
to bring Molasses into competition with Barley, and to en-
totirage the consumption of the former in the Distilleries
sail Breweries of the United Kingdom ;
Sir JAMES DALYELL, of Binny, Bart. in the Chair;
The Meeting having taken the subject into their serious
earlsideratiou, Sir War. LAILLIE moved the following Reso-
,,T,iarls, which, having been seconded by Mr. WARDEN,
Parkhill, were unanimously adopted, and the Meeting
seeordingly Resolved—
'. That the Meeting had observed with deep concern
that the official advisers of the Crown have it in content-
Plstion to and p( se an alteration of the law applicable to
• Distilleriesoi3reweries, in so far as to permit the use of
tlh'ia"es in the production of Whisky and Beer, and
Be'er put that colonial commodity in competition with
•to'y and other Grain, being fully satisfied that such a
sure, if carried into a law, will be attended with the
/unlit serious consequences to the Landed and other Agri-
cultural Interests of the country.
r2' That at present a very large proportion of the Grain
:11:1,ce'l In this country is consumed in Distillation and
6, ; and the demand thereby created has undoubtedly
been means of maintaining the price of Grain, so as
afford not more than an adequate remuneration to the
I,l4ll.°Wer. That the footing upon which Distilleries were
1,,,,F,ed by the reduction of the Sirit Duties in Scotland in
and in England in 1825,pwas understood to be per-
" Meta, and upon the faith of this many of the farmers
Who have got their leases renewed, and others who have
lately; betaken themselves to the cultivation of the soil,
lave, in consequence of the enlarged prices, become
135und to pay proportionally increased rents. If Molasses,
however, is to be allowed to supplant Barley and other
Grain, as most • unquestionably it will do, in a great
'measure, if permitted to be used in Distill ttion and
Brewing, the present demand for grain must be mate-
tially diminished—the Agriculturists will be deprived of
their heat and steadiest customers—prices must fall—
and, in the present state of the Agricultural Interest, the
!float ruinous consequences must ensue, not only to the
theediate holders of the land, but also a large class of
community who are entirely dependent upon them.
3. That this Meeting, with much deference, consider
1`
!e• be highly impolitic to be ever introducing, or even
t
aL'tating, new commercial plans, as tending in an emi-
eret'lt
"degree to shake the confidence and paralyse the ex-
be.'' of the industrious and enterprising—and besides
effleag ruinous to many, must be attended with the hopeful
:t of rendering commerce a mere system of gaming.
14,7 That Petitions, in conformity with the foregoing
741160n5, be forthwith presented to Parliament ; that
'e House of Lords to be presented by the Right lion.
11._
.Earl of Hopetoun, Lord Lieutenant of the County ;
j 1 that to the House of Commons by General the Hon.
4 Alexander Hope, Member for the County.
. Maeonochie moved, that Copies of the Resolutions
to
,also forwarded to his Grace the Duke of Hamilton, and
Ao
Earl of Rosebery, with a request that they will sup-
WI the Prayer of the Petition in the House of Lords ; and
Bur F°Pies be also forwarded to the Memi era for the
ti-
s of Linlithgow, Queensferry, and Oikliampton, and
situeY be requested to support the Petition in the House
ste'afouluns ; which Motion, being seconded by Mr.
lkteelvarts of Binny, was unanimously agreed to, and the
Tag direct the Clerk to transmit Copies of the Resolu-
Z!, accordingly.
vshat these Resolutions be published in the Edinburgh
ihiet9lg Courant, Caledonian Mercury, and North
Isit Advertiser Newspapers.

(Signed) JAMES DALYELL, Preses.
The
thanks of the Meeting were, on the motion, of
ut: Warden, of Parkhill, seconded by Sir W. Baillie,
44jul°11sly voted to Sir James Dalyell, Convener, for
tLie
Creshdiness in culling the Meeting, and for his conduct in
4 air,

Extracted from the Minutes by
THOMAS LISTON, Clerk.
`'TLAND.—VALUABLE SALMON FISHINGS in
the RIVER DOVERON, near BANFF.
V;„ • TO BE LET BY PUBLIC ROUP,
the Court-house of Macduff, on WEnt:EsnAY,
Ne 24.11 r day of August next, at Twelve o'clock at
if not previously Let by private bargain, entry
intlernias (30th November) next, when the present
Lease expires
%IC whole' SALMON FISHINGS be-
1, longing to the present Earl of Fife, and the
Itrrttees of the late Earl Jaineo,, in the River of DOVE•
til`;, from Sandia to the mouth of the River, including
relo the Salmon Fishings in the Sea on both sides
ill' :'l3f; and the Cruive Fishings of Backlaw, in said
po"' about a mile above its influx into the Sea, all as
;p:"ed by the late Messrs. George Robinson and Co.
"e value and productiveness of these Fishings are so
tin,ileicn"vn as to render any more particular description
anal
'essir)', and are an obj.ect to any Company or indivi-
Thataefenterprise inclined to embark in such con.cerns.—d
oti rls a complete set of houses, including boiling i!ti
euses, and all other necessary buildings fur carrying
he vsdbnon Fishings; and there is also attached thereto
pielttainodatiur for carrying on an extensive Herring
erYi which has been profitably and successfully pro-
hart° an this coast, particularly at Macduff, for many
teed Plat, and holds out the prospect of a successful
'listo any one of capital and enterprise who may be
jul'°!k'll to purchase the same, either by itself, or iu con-
rlon with the Salmon Fishing.
farther particulars application may be made to Mr.
Robertson, accountant, 11, Gloucester-place,
Edias
Air,:u"gh ; Stewart Souter, Esq., of Melrose, Banff ; or
p.4ii_s”. 1463 and Donald, W. S., 46, Queen-street,
either of whom will show the articles and
N.,. etlnditl as of roup. The ground officer on the Estate will
v gt Out the marshes.