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two o'clock on the same day, together or in Lou,

ALL that FREEHOLD ESTATE, called
NORTHAM, situate Sonth of the river Itchen, and only
one mile from Southampton; consisting of a large Wharf, with a
Crane Store, Wharfirger's House, Saw-houses, and Snshlsi-Shop;
a large Yard, at which have been built Ships of the Line tor Go-
vernment, and otherVescels of almost every description for Mer-
chants' service ; a Mesivage sr Dwelling-house, Eight Tenements,
.Public-house, with Gardens, Beat-house, Store M ould Loft, Tree-
nati House, Stables, Kiln, and Saw Houses, large Garden, en-
closed with a lt'fty brick wall, Orchard and Meadow ; the whole
of which contain about Eight Acres, and most eligibly and con-
veniently situated for carrying on an extensive mercmtile concern.
Particulars may be•known and a Plan of the Estate seen after
the Zed day'of November next, at Mr. Wait's Office in the gast-
street, Goutisampton.

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- HOUSE OP LORLIE, IS.
In the Appeal -' Beltenden Ker v. the Doke of I:ceotri+,-
Mr. I.ence was heard for the Appellant, and it S. ko:o.::.1
for the Respondent.—Further hewing on Monday.
lESOLVENT DEBTORS.
Lord EL LENBOR G observed wit) remote
to the Insolvent Act, that a representation bad bet-
made to him, that in the King's Bench Prison, wlitt-
there was only convenient accommodation for t.ou
persons, there were now no less than StiX) prisoners;
so that the Marshal had found himself compelled to
give some of them the Rules upon slender security,
at his own risk, from the absolute impossibility of
accommodating them within the prison. He htd
hoped to have seen in his place, before this, his Noble
'and Learned Friend, the anchor of the Act, to have
communicated with him on the subject. He now
understood that his Noble and Learned Friend was
expected on Monday. The business did not admit
of iongt.r delay ; and he now gavs noticeahaLit his
Noble and Learned friend was not then in his place,
or if it was found impossible to give a speedy oper,-
tion to the Act, which at present appeared impracti.
cable, he should introduce a Bill for its repeal, anJ
enacting the usual temporary provisions for the relief
of Insolvent Debtors, under which they might, with.
out delay, be released. As the permanent Act was
unlimited in point of time, he proposed that the tent-
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notices given under the former should be available
for the purposes of the latter. It ores absolutely in.
dispensible that something should be done without
further delay for the relief of the persons who had
given in notices under the Act.
The LORD CHANCELLOR said his Noble and
Learned Friend who was absent, had been detained
in the country by pressing causes, but proposed to be
in town on Monday or Tuesday. He should, how'.
ever, feel himself bound to lend all his assistance to
the framing and the success of a BiU such as decal.
bed by his Noble and Learned Friend (Lord Ellen.
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passing of the Act of last Session, which, 'perhaps,
ought not to have been raised ; but they had been
excited, and it was incumbent on the Legislator, to
gratify them.
Lord Viscount SIDMOUTH presented a Petition
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Lord HOLLAND presented a Petition to a simi-
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sea, which was also ordered to lie on the table.
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WILLS AND EXECUTORS.
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ATREATISE flf TESTAMENTS and LAST
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Describing what Things may be &spotted of by Will. 4th. In
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What Person may be Executor, or is capable of a Legacy. 6th.
The Office of an Executor. 7th. Shewing by what means Willa
become void.

The Militia Service Bill was brought up from the
Commons, by Mr. Colborne and other Members.
On the motion of the Earl of LITZRPOOL, the Bill
was read a first time, and ordered to be printedi and
his Lordship gave notice, if the prints were on the
table, of which there was no doubt, that he intended
to move the secciio reading on Monday, for whir.
day the Lords were ordered to be summoned.
Adjcumed to Monday.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER broeglit in the
East-India Duty 1301, which was real a first time.
The Clergy Penalty Suspension Bill, and the Loan Bill, west
through the Committee. The Report el the latter was ordered
to be received to-morrow.
The Malt and Pension Duty Bill was read a.third time, aad
passed.
Mr. VANSITTART obtained leave to bring In a HUI for fix-
ing the commencement and termination at licenses to be granted
for the distillation of spirits from grain in Scotland.
Lord CASTLEREAGH brought in a Bill to give effect to cer-
tain engagements of the King of Great Britain with the Emperor
LAW OF FOREIGN COMMERCE., BY JOSEPH of Russia and the King of Prussia. It was reads first time, and
CHITTY, Esq. I ordered to be read a second time on Monday. His Lordship
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ATREATISE on the LAW relative to FO. log was had.
REIGN COMMERCE; and on the important Subjects Mr. CAI.CRAFT presented two Petitions, praying leave to
of the Trade of Belligerents and Neutrals, Embargoes, I.etters bring In a Bill to regulate the trade and Factiee of Surgeons,
of Marque and Reprisals, Captures and Re-captures, Contraband Apothecaries, and Men-Midwives.
of War, Blockades, Visitation and Search. The Navigation Mr. ROSE presented a Petition from the Printers of London,
laws of Great Britain, Licences and Orders in Council, &c. &e. ' complaining that the Printers of the Scottish Universities, (and
with the Statutes and Decisions thereon in the Courts of Corn- particularly of that of Glasgow,) had taken an unfair.adrantage
mon Law and Admiralty adapted practically for the use of of the Act of the 43d of the Kul& which allowed drawbacks ea
Statesmen, Lawyers and Merchants, and of Underwriters and the duty on paper for all Books printed at the Universities of
others interested in Insurance Questions. ' Great Britain, by offering to the London Booksellers to print for
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M. Richardson, Cornhill. Lord PALMERSTON laid upon the table various Estimates
of the Army, as far as related to the Land Forces. Hr said the
This day was published, he should on Monday produce a vote upon account, and would
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coin's Inn ; and sold by C. P. Archer, Dame-street, Dublin, Mr. WHITBREAD objected to the present early period
neatly bound with Pocket and Tuck, price 6s. the Session being chosen, when so few Members could attend
if ILARKE'S LAW POCKET-BOOK for the He begged to know the gross amount of the whole estimate e
‘./ YEAR 1814, containing blank ruled pages under the beads Lord PALMERSTON replied, that it was ‘8,11441.000.
im
of Terms and Sittings, for the insertion, by Counsel or Attor- eluding all the regiments of the Line, exaV foreign corps. kit
niee, of minutes of Causes in which they may be retained; and should on Monday propose to take six minions on account.
alto for Memorandums, Instructions, and Cash, every day in the The House went into a Committee of Supply.
year. A Professional Remembrancer, containing at one view ; I.ord CASTLEREAGH said, that the question having been
the law business appointed on particular days in the year, the already fully discussed, be should not sow detain the House by
holidays, &c. A Memoranda of Practical Forms in the Courts any further argument. His object was to carry art° execution
of K. B. and C. P. in most general use, and required at the in- the determination of a former night, to grant to his Majesty the
slant, when a Book of Reference may not be at hand. A Com- sum of three millions on account, to be apylied to the purpose of
putation Table of the times of expiration of Rules, Notices, &c. aiding our Allies. He moved a Resolution for this purpose.
with a Table of Disbursements, chewing the costs out of pocket Mr. WHITBREAD did not mean regularly to resist the ma
in any particular business, lists of the Houses of Lords and Com• don; but be coda not allow that part of the iubsidy to go mince
mons, Law Officer,Stamps, and a variety of other Woeful articles, tired which was appropriated for the Russian Beet. With Ca
(to-be continued annually.) present naval streogth, he thought any such addition wholly m-
g 7 The Pocket Book for this Year will be found considerably neeesswy-
kOprowid, more space being allowed for Memorandums, &c. 14rd CASTLEREAGH replied, that during the last year
Russian fleet had been eminently useful, and be bad no doubt that
it would be found equally necessary in the naval dig:Mc:ma
of the present year.
On the motion of Mr. Hoses Somoza, 43059 were voted fee
the repair of St. Margaret's Chureb.--Adjoumed dB (auto:sow.

By HENRY SWINBURNE,
Some time Judge of the Prerogaive Court of York.
The Seventh Edition, with Annotatinn.,by John Joe. Powell, Esq.

SHIPPING AND NAVIGA HON.,

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THE LAWof SHIPPING and NAVIGATION.
. By JOHN REEVES,
Author of " The History of the Eng'ish Law."
This Work treats of the Plantation Trade,. the Trade with
Asia, Africa, and America, of the European Trade, of the
Coasting Trade, the Fisheries, of British Ships; together with
the Acts of Pailiament, Orders of Council, Licence:., Instruc-
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Forms of Oaths, Certificates, Registers, &c.
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The Laws of Newfoundland, by J. Reeves, Esq.

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A CATALOGUE of BOOKS for the Year 1814,
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The Student is requested to consider a good Law Library as
the Farmer does his live and dead stock in trade • as the Carpus.
ter his Chest of Tools • as the Waver his Looms they
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be obliged, when he wants their use, to borrow or hire, he will
And no small portion of his most useful time will be spent in the
pursuit of what he ought to have at hand. _

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Parcels of I.aw and other Books.

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WRITS of ERROR in the HOUSE of LORDS, timing Branches of the Law.
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.L X. the NISI PRIUS REPORTS, with Notes and References
Judges. lay ROBERT CALLIS, Esq. Third Edition, correct- By JAMES MANNING, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn.
ed and enlarged, with the MS. Notes of the late Mr.Seijeant The present volume Is founded upon an Abridgement of the
• Hill. Mr. Justice Buller said (in 2 Term Reports, 363), that Reports- of Peake, Espinasse, and Campbell, originally under
Callis's Reading is one of the hest performances on that subject, taken on the plan of Connie, Digest. In the progress of the
which has always been admitted as good authority. wish is was apprehended that an arrangement better adapted tc
SAI.KELD'S REPORTS. • modern practice might be substistfted for that of Chief Berm
Comyns; and that its value would be enhanced by adding re.
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prudence, the name of dignities of persons and places; and to the Males:rates of the Public Office, Bow-street. To which i
render the reading of these Records, Books, and Manuscripts, added, a Continuation of the Statutes to the 51st Gen: 111.
. which are Written in that language, more easy; as well as to re- This Edition is the 41911 e as she edition of 1795, with the ex
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score the true sense and meaning of many words, hitherto dacintd
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Mansfield presided in that Court, from Michaelmas Term, 30 thicting of a Cause, from the commencement to its close; an
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