Star.
London, England, 1815-07-07 00:00:00

111:NIER,1RY AND ESSEQUII3O.

The Undersined, in his Capacity u Deputy First Marshal of the
Honourable Court of Justice for the UMted Co:ony of Deme-
rar; and Etsequilm, adveittses by these presents, forthe first,
secon.l, and third time, that hr w by virtue of a Sentence of
said atuttlie subsequent Execution, F.XPOSEIind SELL
at Public Execution Sale, in the hlonth ot June, 1616,
ItiE SUG. it. PLANTATION, 't VER,
GENVEGEN, wish all its Bulling., mattes, and fur. her
Appurtenantes, situated en the West Sea Coast of Denierary
River, in b. half of .A. Van Ryca de Groot, having in wedlock
C. IL Milburn, daup,liter of C. W. Milborn, deceased, verses).
Verwayen, tiontine uaoris, representing the Heirs of lilt. Mil-
burn, as also in behalf ot F. W. Overweg, versus 1. is. .1 sat-n,
qq Plantation, 't V.rgetiveen.
The Inventory of the abeee-na-ned Planta:trot, 't Vergenves
gen, is daily to be seen at the Counting-House of Messrs. Under-
wood, Ball, and Co Copthall Chambers, Luodon.
The Juthciunt of the Prat and, Concurrence on the net pra
ceeds of the bale of said Sugar Rianiat.on, 't Veer nvegen, will
he held by the Honourable G.' art ot Justice three mutt hs abler
the day of Sale, for which reason all those that may pretend to
have any right, tme, or Institut, to the Oct proct eos of said
Plantation or otherwise, ani herewith, by hint, the undersigned
Deputy First Marshal or said Court of Justice,
SUMMONED
To appear in person or by their Attorney ou the first day ap-
pointed for bearing, widen will be held here in the mom h of
August 1616, in order to lay their chums in due torus, outlet
the penalty, that against the now apprarrrs will be prosouled S.
'the law directs.—Ato Denserary, this 12th May, 1815.
A. M. MAARTINS, Deputy Elm hltombiL

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P4RI.I4MEIVTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOusli OF LORDS', MIN 6.

Tim Royal Assent ve3r g.vvrt by ConrNis,;oo to sou public
and prow.- Viitc, unsaiy which ‘vcre the two Eschrrrer Bell%
Bills. the Iri,h the cot: is Sea Company Bill,
the Dublin Dockc BM, the Irish Adrlitier.al Spirit Putics
chrivir's Divorce Bill, the County BriJgcs Bill, Cole.- Divt•r,:
3l', the Land 'lax Comnikshiners Nanics Bill, and the tri‘h
Poet-ollee Fees Reitulat,on Bill.—Tbe Conuniaslorers wtre the
Loan CHANCf.I.I.OIt, the Marquis of Wrectiaseas, ;oat tilt
Earl of SUAITS:CSUItY.

'1 be Earl alt LIME It ICK presented a Petition from the Physi-
dans and Surg.,..n. of the Counties of Limerick and Clare, pray
bg to be plaredAin the sante footing with persons engaged in the
-maw protrsoons in England. 1-li. Lordship observed, that he
bad presented the same Petition beton., bt.t wilsdrawn it, after
bate di•cus+ioa, in which an objection I: id been taken to its re.
eeption that was since 4verruled. Ihe Petition. tefttrtd to a
Dili tor regulating the practice of Me,'ieire and Surgery•, 1111 w in
Its progress. 'I hat objection bring dune away by the reception
of the Licensed Victuallers' Nitwit) on the preceding night, he
should now move that this be receive!.

The Petition was accordingly rkceitud, anti crdered w lie on
the Table.

1 he BM for regulating the sale of Apr:cultural Stock taken in
esecuiut., was nail 4 venni' time, en the nun of the P: ti of
lauosen.st.s, whu exprysted his confidence that when it cane
into a l'imimittee, he would be able to propos, such amendinents
as w. Wel retider'it a t.erteet Bill. His Lordship statcd, that an
unt:erstanding nits previously atranged, that the Bill should out
retie. ed to its last stage till the next Session.
:•everal publ.c and private Bit's were brought up from t! .e
Commons ; among which were, the Skins Duty 'Jill, the At'eli•
portal Salk Duty NU, the False weights and Measures Bill, the
Vss,e of Cledit Bill, and the Hackney Coach Bill. 'I hey were,
all read a firm time.
The Holyhead Road Bill, the Salt Doty Bill, the Militia
Anstadaient Bin, the Deeds and Annuities Stamp Duties Repeal
tie Conswielated Fiend MI, the Post Duty Pill, the Irish
Assessed Times Jilt, and the Duke of Wellington's AdJitioral
Giant Bill, were read the third time, and passed.
Earl S FANHOVE moved, that a Message should be sent to
the Coninums, requesting a copy of the Minutes of Evidence
taken in the Cein.mit sec relative to the Assize of Bread, and on
which the Bread Mame Butt was f dud.—Ordered.

sulicibol‘s BILL.

The s••cond reading of the Surgeons Bill having
been moved,
Earl STANHOPE said, that it was a Bill which
ought nit to pass at any time, hut pat Ocularly at the
end of a Sessi. n. I: was lull of absurdity and mis-
chief. One clause tnacted, that except undt.r certain
ireeiriciidins it should nut be lawful tor any male per-
son to pi,,cime as man-midwife—a female, however,
eight practise as man.midwile, according to the fair
construction of this sagaCious clause. It might not,
its Lis opieinn, be permitted to go any further.
'1 be LORD CHANCELLOR declared himself
*deem to the Bid in its present shape, and particu-
larly objected to the clause which affixed a penalty of
£;it► on any person practising as a Surgeon in any
pent of the. United Kingdom, who had not his autho-
guy ttuni the College of Surgeons.
The Eall of LIVERPOOL agreed in the objec-
tions stated against the Bill, but thought it probable,
that it it was permitted to lie beer till next Session,
the suggestions of the persons interested would pro.
duce such alterations, as might feeder it a benefit to
the community. The best way of dealing with it, he
xbougut, ►tt:uid be to let it go through the present
erne, and then to postpone it. The clause alluded
In by the Noble Lord o•n the Woolsack was certainly
inadmissible, as it might apply to practitioners of
established reputation, and probably even to persons
acting as domestic physicians in private families.—
This, however, and many other enactments might be
removed or altered in a Committee.
The Bill was then *Tad a second time.