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CITY OF LONDON.

GAME DUTY.—LIST I.
LIST or PERSONS who have obtained GENERAL GAME
CERTIFICATES (D), at the rate of Three Pounds Thir-
v,ateen JSohn
hill::igs and Sixpence, for the year 1835, made up from
Barnard,the 1g to the 15th September.
Corniiill Lawrence, Chas., Threadneedle-
, ?truer, C. Bartlett's-buNings I street
Bryan, J. W., Fleet-street 'Little, Wm., Bishopagate-street
own, William, Minories
ellish, T., Bishopsgate-street
eidrow
St. Mary-at-hill
tendieck, E. Mincing-lane Napier, 'Thos., Whitefriars
61testnan, Richard, Minories
k, John, Crutchedfriars
W. C., Aldersgate-street

IPocklington, Robt., Old Change

!Welch Chas., Whitefriars

itowec, Wm. H., Mincing-land

NAli, CITY OF LONDON.
Ant SOF PERSONS LICENSED TO DEAL IN GAME.
i
-..I'"Y, Robt., sen., 6, Ship'Davis, Wm., Fleet-street
btT \ ern Passage Foulkes, Wm., 11, Shorter's-
ca?,,n, Wm., Newgate-market court, Throgmorton-street
CAZ", 'Wm. It., Newgate-st. Gorton, Wm., Gutter-lane 1 t
Cliftn"O.
Price, Mason's-alley Horwood, Jno., Newgate-market
U.43',1,Virr1., Newgate-market Joshua, Abraham and John, C p
‘ "°Ln, and John A. Cook, thall-court
bil'r,_ate-market Knight, Mary, Newgate-market.
.._%"g'. Danil, Bullhead-pas-1
4ai,e, Gracechurch-street I

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PRACTICAL TREATISE onTEETHING,
from Infancy to the completion of the Second Dentition, at
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LECTURES on DISEASES of the LUNGS and HEART.
Delivered at the London Hospital.
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BURKE'S HISTORY OF THE BRITI;II LANDED
GENTRY.—Among the many eminent Families contained
in the 11th Part (just published) of this national work, are
the following :
Thistlethwayte of Southwick Dowickc of Close House
Lewis of Greenmeadow De Burgh of West Drayton
Hume of Humewood Sayer of Pett .
Calvert of Albury Hall Leeke of Lonford Hall
Hartopp of Dalby Bedingfeld of Ditchingham
Wollaston of Shenton Philipps of Dale Castle
Paget of Cranmore Hall Frewen-Turner of Coldoverton
Meredith of Pentrebychan Poyntz of Cowdray Park
More of Linley Mauleverer of Arncliffe
Clough of Plus Clough Lattin of Morristown Lat in
Gatacre of Gatacre Rodeo of Barlhorough
Tighe of Woodstock ' Rhodes of Belli
Macpherson of Cluny Powell of Brandiesome Hall
Pryse of Gogerddan Blackstone of Castle Priory
Ar„o!ood of Macleod Dod of Edge
Swinton of Swinton . Chadwick of Mavesyn Ridware
Penn of Stoke Park Burroughes of Burlingham and
Seymer of liVICOrd " Long Stratton.
LivEnvooL, epTql:r.? M4ll4lila, ORPT. 29.
The Market still continues flat, all kinds are very dull of
sale, but low American particularly sp, The rti are
1,500 bags, of which 400 were taken for export. The sales
consist of-130 Pernambuco, 13d. ;GO Maranbam, IN, i
10. Nt3w Orleans, 13id. ; reinain(lpf Alpefipwil Bcl, a 114.
Wolsey iii the height of his power oeeupial the
p
palace of Hampton Court, which he 4(1 erected, and
which is said to have then consisted of lire qoadrmlgtdar
courts, of w 144 only two now remain. In this palace he
is said to have had no lesS than 280 silk beds for visitors ;
and to have Maintained AOO 801IwzInts; 41741A1tg whom were
several Lords, l 4 E.-nights,' and'4o Esquires.

GO. And be it enacted, that every town-clerk, treasurer,
Or other officer appointed by the council as aforesaid shall,
at such times during the continuance of his office, or within
three months after the expiration of his office, and in such
manner as the said council shall direct, deliver to the
council, or to such person as they shall authorize for that
purpose, a true account in writing of all matters committed
paid ether
with
to his charge by virtu© of this Alt, 'and also of all moneys
which shall have been by him received by virtue or for the
payments,
atiti purposes.
also t::sklist
of
purposes of this Act, and how much thereof shall have
been andi
h for
v
the names of all such persons as shall not nave .paid the
proper
vouchers disbursed,
for
such
moneys due from them for the purposes of this Acts and of
the amount due from each of them ; and every such officer
shall pay all such moneys as shall remain due from hint to
the treasurer for the time being, or to such person as the
said council shall authorize to receive the same; and if any
such officer shall refuse or wilfully neglect to deliver such
account, or the vouchers relating to the same, or such list
as aforesaid; or to make payment us aforesaid, or shall re-
fuse or wilfully neglect to deliver to the said council,'Ot to
such person as they shall authorize, within three days after
being thereunto required by notice in writing under the hands
of any three or more of the said council, to be given to or left
at the last place of abode of such officer, all books, papers,
and writings in his custody or power relating to the execu-
tion of this Act, or to give satisfaction to the said council,
or to such other person as aforesaid, respecting the same,
then and in every such case, upon complaint made on be-
half of the said council, by such person as they shall au-
thorize for that purpose, of any such refusal or wilful
neglect as aforesaid, to any justice of the peace for the
county or other jurisdiction wherein such officer so refusing
or neglecting shall be or reside, such justice is hereby au-
thorized and required to issue a warrant under his hand and
seal for bringing such officer before any two justices of the
peace for such county or jurisdiction ; and upon the said
officer appearing, or not being found, it shall be lawful for
such justices to hear and determine the matter in a sum-
mary way ; and if it shall appear to such justices that any
moneys remain due from such officer, such justices may and
they are hereby authorized and required, upon nonpayment
thereat; by warrant under their hands and seals, to cause such
moneys to be levied by distress and sale of the goods of such
officer ; and if sufficient goods shall not be found to satisfy
the said moneys and the charges of the distress, or if it
shall appear to such justices that such officer has refused or
wilfully neglected to deliver such account, or the vouchers
relating thereto, or such list as aforesaid, or that any
books, papers,
.or writings, relating to. the execution of this
Act remain in the hands or in the custody or power of such
officer, and that he has refused or wilfully neglected to de-
liver the same, or to give satisfaction respecting the same as
aforesaid, then and in every such case such justices shall and
they are hereby required to commit such offender to the
common gaol or house of correction for the county or juris-
diction where such offender shall be or reside, thdre to Ise-
main without bail until he shall have paid such moneys as
aforesaid, or shall have compounded with the said council
for such moneys, and shall have paid such composition in
such manner as they shall appoint (which composition the
said council are hereby empowered to make and receive)
or until he shall have delivered a true account as aforesaid,
together with such vouchers and lists as aforesaid, or until
he shall have delivered up such books, papers, and writings,
or have given satisfaction in respect thereof, to the said
council, or to such other person as aforesaid, as the case
may be : Provided always, that no person so committed
shall be detained in prison for want of sufficient distress only
for a longer space of time than three calendar months :
Provided also, that nothing in this Act contained shall pre-
vent or abridge any remedy by action against any such offi-
cer-So offending as aforesaid, or against any surety for any
such,offieerishist such officer shall not be sued by action
and also proCoeded against in a summary manner by virtue
of this Act for the same cause.

COUNCILS OF CITIES AND TOWNS WHICH ARE COUNTIES TO

NAME A SHERIFF.

61. Altaic it enacted, that in the city. of (-Word, in the
town of: Berwick-upon-Tweed, and in the counties of the
cities of Bristol, Canterbury, Chester, Coventry,•
Gloucester, Lichfield, Lincoln, Norwich, Worcestr, and
York, and in the counties of the towns of
14 aormarthen,
Haverfordwest, Kingston-upon-Hull, Ner;castle-upon-Tyne,
Nottingham, Poole, and Southampto';,, the council shall, on
the Ist day of November in evev year, appoint a fit person
to execute the office of ,?,horift, with the like duties and
powers as the sheriff, or the person filling the office of she-
riff in the said town and counties respectively would have
had if' this Act had not passed ; and every person who, at
the time of the passing of this Act, shall hold the office or
execute the duties of sheriff in the said town and counties
respectively, shall continue to hold and execute the same
until the first appointment of a sheriff therein under the pro-
visions of this Act, and no longer.

IN CERTAIN BOROUGHS, COUNCIL TO APPOINT A CORONER.
62. And be it enacted, that the council of every borough
in which a separate court of quarter sessions of the peace
shall'be holden, as is hereinafter provided, shall, within ten
days next after the grant of the said court shall have been
signified to the council of such borough, appoint a fit per-
son. not being an alderman or councillor, to be coroner for
such borough so long as he shall well behave himself in his
office of coroner, and shall fill up every vacancy of the
office of coroner of the borough, by death, resignation, or
removal, within ten days next after such vacancy shall
have occurred, and none thereafter shall take any inqui-
sition which belongs to the office of coroner within such
borough, save only the coroner so from time to time to
be appointed ; and every such coroner, for every inquisi-
tion which be shall duly take within such borough, shall be
entitled to have the sum of twenty shillings, and also the
sum of ninepence for every mile exceeding two miles which
he shall be compelled to travel frotg his usual place of abode
to take such inquisition, to be paid by the treasurer out of
the borough fund of such borough, by order of the court of
quarter sessions for such borough.

CORONERS TO MAKE RETURNS TO SECRETARY OF STATE.
63. And be it further enacted, that on or before the
Ist day of February in every year after the passing of this
Act, every coroner appointed in any borough shall make
and transmit to one of his Majesty's principal secretaries of
state a return in writing, according to such form as the
said secretary of state from time to time shall direct, of all
the cases in which he may have been called upon to hold
an inquest touching the cause of death of any persOn (lur-
ing the year ending on the 31st "day of December imme-
diately preceding.

COUNTY CORONERS TO ACT IN OTHER BOROUGHS.
64. And be it enacted, that in every borough in and for
which no separate court of quarter sessions of the peace
shall be holden, no person from and after the end of this
present year shall take any inquisition which belongs to the
office of coroner within such borough, save only the coroner
for the county or district in which such borough is situated ;
and the coroner of such county or district, for every inqui-
sition which he shall duly take within any place or precinct
within any such borough, shall be entitled to have such
rateable fees and salary as would be allowed and due to
him, and to be allowed and paid in like manner, as for any
other inquisition taken by him within such county : Pro-
vided always, that nothing in this Act contained shall ex-
tend or be construed to annul, diminish, or affect the au-
thority of the Lord High Admiral, or of the Commissioners
for executing the office of Lord High Admiral of the United
Kingdom for the time being, or of the Judge of the. High
Court of Admiralty of England, or the Lieutenant of the
Lord High Admiral in the said Court, to appoint coroners
to act within the jurisdiction of the Admiralty in the several
ports and havens, and on the sea coast of England, and to
take inquisitions touching deaths happening within the said
jurisdiction, as bath heretofore been done.
COUNCIL EMPOWERED TO REMOVE CERT.),AN,

OFFICERS TO CONTIINIU Werii. REMOVED.
65. And be it onacted, that the Council -eliected under
Act in any borough, shall Ir.;e
his office every bailiff., power to remove from
'i.reasurcr; or chamberlain, and every
°th`!!;;;lnisterial or executive officer of such borough and
body corporate who shall be in office at the time of the
first plaction of councillors under this Act ; and every such
tivasnrer, or chamberlain, and every other ministerial
or executive officer in such borough, shall continue to act
in the same eapacity as heretofore, and to execute all
tins cloties heretofore belonging to his office, and be en-
titled to have the same salaries, fees, and emoluments
as he would have had if this Act had not passed, un-
til he shall be removed from his office, and no longer, unless
he shall be re-appointed according to the provisions of this
Act ; and every officer who shall ,be in possession or re-

OFFICERS TO RECEIVE COMPENSATION ON Itr:MOVAI, TO
DELIVER STATEMENT OF CLArms,
66., And be it enacted, that every officer
or county who shall be in any Men r'cprofit at the time of
the passing of this Act, whoso •-of any borough
office shall be abolished, or
who shall be removed A--
of this Acto office under the provisions
shall
by the council, and paid out of the borough fund,
no shall not be re-appointed as aforesaid,.
-' -
entitled to have an adequate compensation to be
assessed
ai
for the salary, fees, and emoluments of. the office which he
'or . ..n his
shall so cease to hold, regard being had to the manner of
his appointment to the said office, and his term or interest
therein, and all other circumstances of the case ; and every
person entitled to such compensation as aforesaid shall deli-
ver to the town-clerk, or in case such person shall himself
be town-clerk, then to the treasurer of the borough, a state-
ment under the hand of such person setting forth the amount
received by him or his predecessors, in %!very year during
the period at five years next before the ttssing of this Act
on account of the salary, fees„erholumeaA profits, anaper-
quisites in respect whereof he shall claan such compensa:
tion, distinguishing the office, place, situation, employment,
or appointment in respect whereof the same shall have been
received,. and containing a declaration that the same is a
true statement, according to the' best of the knowledge,
information, and belief of such person, and also setting forth
the sum claimed by him as such compensation ; and the
town-clerk, or treasurer, as the case shall be,. shall lay such
statement before the council, who shall take the same
into consideration, and determine thereon; and immediately
upon such determination being made, the person preferring
such claim, if he 'Shall not himself be the town-elerk,
shall be informed thereof by notice in writing., Sander the
hand of the town-clerk ; and in case such elair-a shall be ad-
mitted in part, and disallowed in part,
'such notice shall,
specify the particulars in which the same shall have been
admitted and disallowed respectia-ely ; case the per-
son preferring such claim shall think himself aggrieved by
the determination of the council thereon, or in' case one-
third of the members of the council shall subscribe a protest
against the amount of compensation allowed by the deter-
mination of the council as excessive, it shall be lawful for
the person preferring such claim, or any member of the
council who shall subscribe such protest, to appeal to the
Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury, who shall
thereupon make such order as to them shall seem just ;
and such order, signed by three or more of such Lords
Commissioners, shall be binding on all parties : Provided
always that if the council shall not determine on such claim
within six calendar months after the aforesaid statement
shall be delivered to the town-clerk or treasurer, as the case
shall be, such claim shall be considered as admitted : Pro-
vided also, that it shall not be lawful for any member of the
council to subscribe such protest as aforesaid, except within
such period of six calendar months : Provided also, that the
person preferring such claim, if any member of the council
shall so require, upon receiving notice in writing *signed by:
the town4lerk, unless such person shall himself be town-
clerk, in which case no, such notice shall be requisite, shall
from time to time attend at any meeting or adjourned
meeting of the council, for the investigation of' such claim,
and then and there, upon his oath or solemn affirmation,
to be taken or made before the mayor, (who is hereby
authorized to administer the same), shall answer all such
questions as shall be asked by any member of the council
touching the matters sot forth in the statement subscribed
by such person as aforesaid, and produce all books, papers,
and Writings in his possession, custody, or power relating
thereto : Provided also, that every such officer who shall j
be continued in or re-appointed to such office under the
*provisions of this Act, and who shallJva 'subsequently r
moved from such office for any cause other than such, anis-
eonduct as would warrant removal from any other office
held during good behaviour, be- entitled to compensa- -
tionin like manner, as if -lie had been forthwi'di remoa ed
under the provisions this Act, and had not been coati'
nued or re-app-oLitea
such office.
co:km:Ns-117,0N TO BE SECURED BY, BOND UNDER COM.: