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I .ord Viscount Tot.,
rpHIS ElegmtVILLA is situate in the picturesque
JIL vicinage of Richmond Park, embellished with Lawn,
Pleasure Grounds,. Shrubbery Walks and Plantations. The
Dwelling is arranged in Suits of principal Apartments, numerous
cheerful Bod•chambers, Dressing Rooms arid Closets, placed
round a spacious Gallery ; an elegant Drawing-room, connected
whim beautiful Orangery and Conservatory, capital Dining l'ar-
lour, Library, Morning Room, Marble Halls sereerita by an
Alcove and Entrance Pallimdez, a juctelotts range of Servants'
Offices, detached Kitchen, good Stabling, Standing for two Car-
riages, and suitable Appendages, spacious Court Yard, enclosed
by folding Gates. The Gardens, Grounds, and Plantations are
in a very productive train, and walled Garden, clothed with
prince Standard and Walt Fruit Trees, Hut-house, Green-
ivinse, Mellon Ground, 11/4c. containing, in the whole. about
Twelve Acres, forming a motet desirable Residence for a F.uudy
of Distinction.
Descriptive Particulars, to7ether with Tickets for Vhwing,
may be had 'of Bates, Welbeck•smet, Cavendish-square;
of Messrs. Oddie and Forster, Carty street, Lincoln's lon ; Place
of Sale; and at the principal Inns at Richmond, Twickenham,
and Hampton. • ,

TO, COM:I-MAKERS. .
To be DISPOSED of and entered upon immediately,
A MOST capital COACH•MAKING BUSI-
.OI-NESSS in fall trade, situate nearly in tha centre of the City of
Chichester. The business already employs from twelse to fifteen,
hands, and is daily increasing. The Proprietor Mr. I. CAR PeN.
Ter. having taken to the concern (late Strudwick and OghOrtes,
of duildford) is the only reason. fur this Advt.rtisemet.t. The
Prenzir s consist of roomy and Convenient Shops in excellent re-
par, a Smith's Shop attached, ; comfortable Dwelling-house ad.
joining.anda Tenement ballad :111e stock to be taken at a value..
tion, and further paseiculars may be known by application to the
Proprietor on the Premises, who Intends to continue the business
until disposed of, as Mr. Strudwick (uncle to Mr. Carpenter)
has generously offered to superintend the clown at Culklford,
for hint, during his residence in Chichester.

r 'SHE Public are urgently solicited to tzotice the
following distressed situation of a PROFESSIONAL GEN.
TI.F.MAN and his Family, under gloat all! etion, whose Futni...
tuft:, &c. has recently b. en said Of under an Exeetttion, which,
came on him unexpectedly, with other aff.icring fr.isfortunes,
ai.d. severe bodily ii.firmitit 5, which precludes him at present
from following Lis prolessional avocations, craps the sympatht
of the beuttolent is excited and disposed. to Contribute some small
Aid:lisallvel.te. their melancleoly sauzzion.. It is with pain and
anxiety the above appeal is submitted to the nodee of the weil-
eltsposed(es being nova their only alternative,) in the expectation
it may Ltd prove unavailiec to their benevolence.
1 Le smallest donation would be thankfully received Ltd ac-
knowledgt el by the following Eat.kere :—bir lames Esdale and
Co. Lontliard-sa tet Me seri. Austsn, PA suuLte, si; a 'l_
rietts-street. The following durations haid been trWerinly re.

ceived:
Rev. Di.W. &LI SAIO 0 Wm. Manning, Dui.. 41 0
A. L. Windsut 5. 0I R. Glyn, Es+ 1 0
A Lady 1 0 E. C. per Mr. Rees 1 1

WIDOW LADY, who has hitherto lived in •
affluence upwards of GO years, is suffusing under extrema
distress, and is new reduced to that extren;ity which, if not Mime.
diately relieved by some well-disposed persons, w hose inclitia.
dans are ready to alleviate her situa:ion' she must inevital4
sink under a pressure of misfortune, and be dbliged to seek an
*asylum in a workhouse in the paehlt where she has paid taxes
upwards of twenty years, which scut :d b: to ; person in the re-
spectable s;,bere of life in which she has always lived, till the de.
eee.se of hsr husband, one of the greatrit calmniti.:s that could
befall her. lier distress has bees. so great, that the has been
obliged to part trom her sideboard, plate, furs *re, wearing ap-
parel, even to her crockery-ware, which, to erety feeling mitts/.
must eviiice real distress, for the most trifling sums, for daily
sitstenuom. Her.:tuition has only Wely teen known to alt w
pees ms, thrctigh extreme dist-tsts, which prt-sentedirst If to their
eut.ee, wh:.se sympathy has beta excited to promote a subicrip-
tiou to extricate and redeem her articlesin pledge, which other-
* he s..ust be tetl.tiy lost; and to reserve tier from impending
*Mary ai:d wretchedness, during her few remaining days of ex.
i.teucc. The smallest donations will be thankfully received and
acknowledged Ny Mr. Haaehard, Piccadilly; Mr. J. Ebers, 27,
Cid Crud-street; Mr. Lloyd, Bookseller, Harley-=tract, Caven-
thsh-stieure•' Mr. Colburu, Conduit-street; Mea,ts. White, Co,
chrane, andtCe. Ilvet-street s Messrs ..I%ford and Son, 1 .udgate-
hill; who have- kindly undertakers to rsceive the smallest dous-
Cons on her behalf.

'lle following are additional Subscriptions, received by Mr.
Ebers, for %Ad, the \V idow Lady retinas bur grateful acknove.
ledgeate:.: S. G. H. . •.
Mr. Curtis •-

FAMILY' BREWING.
IV.. F.E.DHA M, RAWLINS, ax c: Co. Patentees of
1.11 the PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE,
reseectlully intorm the Neoilley, Gentry, and the Public, that in
consequeuce of the Fire in Skinner-street, they. Lave removed to
their premise", Na 2,25, (near the Hay-market) Piccadilly&
where theFy hope so be honoured with a continuance of that. U.
bcral patronage they have hitherto exprri;:nced.
This Machine combines the Fire-place, Copiers, Marsh Tun,
Under Back, Hop Back, and Working Tun, in one Utensil;
winch is compact, dutahle, and convenient, and worked by a
method simple and certain in ha operatiur.
The Machine is made of rations dimensions, saltable to mail
Fantilks, or the m extensive establiolduents.
N. R. and Co. have the pleasure of saying„they have moot res
Itectable testimoniab, and can give references to Gentlemen in
Town and Country, who have had experience of the utility isi
the invention.
Sold by the Patentees, No. ett.s, Piccadilly, London ; and
No. 10, Wine-street, Bristol ; -also by the principal Furnishing
Ironmongers in the United Kingdom. •
VAPIEUMATISIHS, PALSIES, and coury .
AFFECTIONS, with their usual coocornitanti, Spam of
dying Pain Flatulency, Indigestion, and general Debility (ori-
einagise in ;whatever mom), are relieved and fregvenily cured
by,WHIT?HEAD's ESSENCE of MUoTARD PILLS, after
evesi other means had failed. The Fluid Essence of Mustard. .
(used pith the Pills„ in those complaints where necessary) is pens
orbaps e most active, penetrating, and effectual remedy in the
wut td, generally curing the severest Sprains and Emitted, in less
than half the time usually taken by any u:lseg Liniment or Em-
brocation; and if used immediately a ter rii y accieient, it greeente
the part Meiling black. —.WHIT,eIV—WeI'A MILY CERATS
is equally efficacious fur all ill.cordi toned S.O es, Sure Legs, Soar
aunt Ertiptioes, }Notches, Pimples, Ittngworms, •.sleingles, Break•
ings out in the tact, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and lisitemesl
Eyes, Sare Heads, and scAbutic Humus: a of every description.
Prepared only, and sold by R. folios:on, Apotlseearyt No. is,
Cleeek-street,So'do, London. The Essence and Pula at •,s. 94.
eaeh,:the Cerete at t.. 134 and es. 9d. Sell by every Medreion
Vender In she-United Kingdom. •
•„et Tie Genuine has a Black Ink Stamp, with the IMMO 4
IL Jourissen blasted on iii

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ELEGANT MARINE VILLA and CCIPYHOLO• iarATS ArALVARLE • ltr RE WO _I)., F.STATE: and
of SIXTY ACRES est LAND, at the rsirpj V,114,4441.41" 'T EXTELithildi 4.44siggt gAut4l:oo,.i,,rtim.infutun,„,
.WARSASH, at the Conflux, of the SOUVHAMPTON at tie to'hfr. B. Doilliin Fnit-plaie
HUMBLE RIVILRS, Five Miles belOW'sotrnutivrer , ,... in, t
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'HANTS, with immediate Posression. •,. - :- ghtIiSHOLD. AIIrstINT,H/1.-114.1; M-' OR AZ 11) 4i
, • By Mr. STEWART; -..
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At his Great Rooms 191, Piceadllly, To-siontow, itt Twili., ' A PAlitlcTlLA.Meli..Desirable FREEHOLD It
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in Our Lot, , • atictittiiiti-YREE BSTATP. , consisting of two capita,
! A VALUABLE and tfillgeaitkit ItAROVE Farm 'arid Sf 6 Aiki a Ort. Wiioda, being the whole of a I
-Cl. VILLA and COPYHOLD. A•
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E, rielfily qua to lA3ol:ti linkilleit". Alias' The Eater ii. very omnPnots : 6
' Freehold, Land-tax redeemed, abated at the rurafrViflige of vet"' 1114;lit! fur hflatitfilt tgithi" reach of two PatAl, of Hound%
Warsash, at the conflux of the Southampton and Humble Rivers, in It pfePeatit bait of the country, well stoked with Game, and
about 1.0 mil's front Londlei, nn a goatflutrpike road. The
commanding beautiful and diversified views of Shipping and the
: isle of Wight, compri•ing an elegant Dwelliug House,
.with Pouf's Rates are veiy IoW, and theland-tas is redeemed.
Coach-houses and Stabling for six liorses,Gardeifk, pleasure- For
ro Particulars, and to treat, apply to Metirs. Webb, Webb,
ihury.
grounds, Farming Buildings, and nearly 66 Acres of Pastore, aad Anwoodoials
Arable and Wood Land, Warsash is five milealaelow South- .-----kioNt . roN, Dtvorr. ..
ampton, - . T: Either together or in Lots
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May he viewed until the -Sale; printed Particulars bad at the A CAPITAL and highly v linable' FREETiOr.D
Villa, at Warsasli ; tke Dolphin, Southampton; Inns at Thai- .. -
ES ['ATE in possession grul reversion, coos:sting of the
field; Gem ge, Winchester; Swint, Jetresfistd ; India Arms, Geis.- -,_
port ; Crown, Pottsmouth • Bush, Barn:base ; King's Arms, Bug: '44144" Manor if 11°8441'; and "'eta* iiiiin°7'bk Parms,
with a very considerable part of the Borough of Hannon In Ales. •
shot; Messrs. Dawson and Wratislaw,Sarille-pla4e, New Bur-
sager, Dwellings, and Lands •adjaceut, containiug about 1450
• liogton-stteet ; at the Auction Mart ; and of Mr. Stewart, 194.
Acres of productive iAeadow, Pasaure, and Arable Land, tying :
Piccadilly, where a Plan of the Estate may be rs eo
and offempaa and extending immediately front the town for a dis..
made for treating by Private Contract. • twee of more than mei miles between the Sielmouth and Beer
HAM COMMON. turnpike roads, producing a clear present immune of upwaxsia d...
ELEGANT VILLA, Delightful PLEASURE GROUNDS, Xi 400, but of the eltimated value of £7OOO per-annum.
LAWN, GARDENS, and MEADOW 'LAND, with the Full particulars may be had at the OfEce of Messrs. Bowes :
appropria,te FURNITURE, FIX'II.IRE.;, Valuable HOF- and Spedding, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, to whom paorosats
' HOUSE, and GREENHOUSE PLANTS. I for the purchase tare to be addrenaL Particulars may also be
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mt'. BATES, had of Mr. Savery, Solicitor, South Efferton, mar Mathias,. •
At Garraway's Coffee-house, on Tuesday, July 27th, lilts, at Devon; of Messrs. Townsend and Prim, Solicitors, in lioni- 4
Twelve o'Cluck, by direction oft c Executors of the late ton; and of Mr. Richard kaine, Land Surveyor, 6, Holborn.. .
court, Gray's-ino, London, of wbunt a Plan ul tha Easate may Lord Viscount TORIUNGTO! , accessed, in One Lot,

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JULY 20.

Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Pellew has transmitted
to John Wilson Crolcer, Esq. a letter from Captain
Flin, of his Majesty's sloop Cephalus, addressed to
Vice-Admiral Pickmove' giving an account of his
having, on the 10th of June off Cape Mola, cap.
tured the French privateer schooner la Jeune Thetis,
from Leghorn, armed with ten guns, and manned
with-seventy-six men : •
Sir Edward renew has also transmitted a letter
from Vice-Admiral Sir Sidney Smith, stating, that
his Majesty's ship Alcmene had captured, on the.
Bth of June last, the French lateen rigged vessel
the Aigle, of seven guns, one howitzer, and fifty-
nine mee :
And also a letter from Captain Hamilton, of his
Majesty's ship Rainbow, stating, that the boats of
that ship, under Lieutenant Kennedy, had captured,
off the shore of Corsica, a lateen rigged vessel,
laden with oak planks.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR 011ie% JULY 20.
Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Honourable W.
S. Bernard, frem the 4th Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice
Gordon, who exchanges. Commission dated July 15, 1813.
fd Regiment of Dew r imstenant Henry G. Barnard to be

Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Ker, ' who retires
Cornet James Chadwick to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice
Barnard.

4th

J. A. Gordon, from the Ist Dragoon

Guards, to he Lieutenant, vice Bernard, wbo exchanges.
7th Regiment of light Dragons—Cornet Robert Uniacke to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Fraser, promoted.
Stb Ditto—Conrad Edward Rycroft, Gent. to be Corner, with-
. • out purchase, vice Young. promoted. All dated as above.
10th Ditto—Captain Robert Giveen, from the Ist Regiment of
Life Guards, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Stanhope, who
exchanges. Dated June 24, 1813.
I'3th Ditte.-Itornet Richard Adams to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Lennox, promoted. Dated July 15, 1813. '
3d Regiment of Foot Guards--Willant Stepney Cowell, Gent.
to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Knollys, whose appoint-
ment has not taken place. Same date.
STAFF.

Major Charles Ashe A'Court,. of the Duke of York's Greek
Light Infantry, to be Deputy Adjutant-General to the Forces
serving in Sicily (with the rank of Lieutenant-Colodel in the
Army), vice Adam, who resigns. Dated Jitly 15, 1813.
William Thomson, Gent. to be a Deputy-Assistatit•Commlssary-
General to the F0rt...3 Dated June 28.1813.
MOSPIT STAF P.
To be Physicians to the Forces—Dr. G. A. Morwood, from half-
pay, dated June 25; Surgeon John Mackenzie, M. D. from
the 39th Foot, vice Price, deceased, dated July 15,1813
To be Apothecary to the Forcus.—Assistant‘Surgeon James
Powell. Dated July 8,1813.
To be Hospital-Assistant to the forces—Andrew Mackay, Gents
Dated July 19,1813.
The King's German Legion.
6th Battalion of the Line—Lieutenant Otto Schaumann to be Ad-

jotaut, vice Kunze, who resigns the Adjutantey Dole. Dated
10, 1813.
Royal Corsican Rangers—Serjeant Francisco Minardi to be En
sign, vice Vtnturini, whose appointment has not taken place.

MICMOIANDUM.

The dates of the commis.ions en the following officers are as
undernielltioned, and not those inserted in the. Gazettes of the
12th and '22cl ult. and oth instant, viz.

Lieutenant Cox, I U2d Foot, Decortba 2,1812.
Assistant-Surgeon Stirke, 58th Foot, January 21, 1813.
Captain Aveling, 77th Font, May 20, 1613.
'1 he undermentioned Arpointmenu, stated in the Gazettes
23d January last and 6th instant, have not taken place.
6th Regiment oeFoot—Lieutenant Freth:rtch Satz to be Captain

of a Company, without purchase.
Sth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Serjeant Major —i--- Delany
to be Cornet, without purchase.

An Order in Council directs, that all merchant ships and ves-
sels, and ail other ships and vessels not having the plague, or any
other infections disease or distemper highly dangerous to the
health of his Majesty's subjects actually on board (except any
ship Of war, transport, er other ship in the actual service of Go-
-vernment, under the command of a commissioned officer of his
Majesty's Navy) coming from or through the Mediterranean, or
from the West Barbary on the Atlantic: Ocean, and bound to the
western ports of the United Kingdom, which shall not be fur-
nished with clean bills of health, shall be permitted to perform
their quarantine at Milford Haven, subject to suck regulations as
they would be subject to in case they should pertorrn their qua-
rantine at Stangate
Another Order iu Council extends the prohibition of the ex-
portation out of this kingdom, or carrying coastwise, of gunpow-
der or saltpetre, or any sot t of arms or arnmutf::on, from the nth
of August next, for six months, to commence from that day.
Another Order in Council extends the prohibition of the tran-
sporting into any parts out of this kingdom of any pig iron, bar
800, hemp, pitch, tar, roain, turpentine, anchors, cables, cordage,
Imams, yards, bowsprits, oars, oakum, sheet copper, or other naval
store+, from the Bth day of August next, also for six months, ex-
cept under licence from the Admiralty, unless exported to Ire-
land, or to his Majesty'a yards or garrisons, or to his Majesty's
colonies awl plantations in America or the West Indies, or to
Newfoundland, or to his Majesty's forts and settlements on the
coast of Africa, or to the island of Saint Helena, or to the Bri-
tish settlements or factories in the East Indies.

PARLIAMEIV7ART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JULY eo.

The Royal Assent was given by commission ;o the Judges'
Annuities Bill, the Excise Spirits NU, the Peninsula Aeconuts
Bill, the Irish Distillation Bill, the Irish Illicit Distillation Pre-
vention Bill, the Irish Post Roads Bill, the Adpiratity Register
Bill, the Westminster Hustings BIN the Stipendiary Curates
Bill, the Phenix Insurance Bill, the Kilatainham Gaol Bill, and
a Private.Bill._ _ _

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The ConunissiOtters were, the Archbishop of CANTIRSMLY,
the LORD CDANCILLOR, and Lord R tIIZSDA az.
Upon the motion of the Earl of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, the
East- India Bill was read a third time and passed.
• The Ship Owners' Relief Bill, Mr. Palmer's Remuneration Bin,
' and the Windsor Forest Bill, were read the third time and passed.
_ _ _ _

Mr. WHARTON, and other Members from the Hesse of Com-
mons, brought up a message, stating, that the Commons had
agreed to the amendments made by their Lordships in the Ship
Owners' Relief Bill and the Windsor Forest Bill.
Lord ELLENBOROUGH moved the second reading of a
Bill relationr to Felons.
The Bill was accordingly read the second time, and the Stand-
ing Orders having been dispensed with, the same Bill passed
through a Committee, and was reported without any amendment,
and ordered to be read a third done to-morrow.
Myarxx v. Docc.—Slr S.Romilly was farther heard in favour
of the Appellant. The further proceedings were postponed.
IkOSICHON V. Hum axa.--Upon the motion of the Lord Chan-
cellor the judgment of the Court below in this case was reversed.
TINANT V. HiNDRRIONr-lt was ordered that this cue be
remitted.
SCOT v. GILLIRS.-..-It was also ordered that the judgment of
the Court below in this case be, with special directions, remitted
'for reconsideration.
Upon the motion of Lord Repast:6mA it was ordered that a
return be made to that House, in the commencement of next
Session of Parliament, of all Churches and Chapels of the Church
of England, in London and Westminster, and stn estimate of the
number"of persons which they will respectively contain.
TRINITY DOCTRINE BILL.

Lord REDESDALE having moved the third
reading of this Bill,
The Archbishop of CANTERBURY considered
it his duty to say a few words upon the measure
now under their Lordships' consideration. Whatever
might be the objections in the I,l‘v as it existed in
theory, he could perceive no ground or necessity for
this Bill according to the practice of the Church of

4tti into—Lieutenant J. It. tiorno
Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Be
7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—C
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Fru
Sth Ditto—Conrad Edward Rycroft,
• • out purchase, vice Young, prom*
10th Ditto—Captain Robert Uiveen,
Life Guards, to be Captain of a T
exchanges. Dated June 24, 1813.
3 nth Ditto—Cornet Richard Adams
purchase, vice Lennox, promoted.
• sd Regiment of Foot Guards--Willi;
to be Ensign, without purchase, •
...
meat has not taken place. Same i
STAFF.
Major Charles Ashe A'Court,. of
Light Infantry, to be Deputy Adji
serving in Sicily (with the rank o
Army), vice Adam, who resign..
William Thomson, Gent. to be a Dc
General to the Forcvs Dated June
DOSPITL S 1
To be Physicians to the Forces—Dr.
pay, dated June 25; Surgeon JO
the 39th Foot, vice Price, decease
To be Apothecary to the Forge
Powell. Dated July 8,1113.
To l•
be Hospital-Assistant to the Force
Dated July 13, 1813.
The King's Germ:
6th Battalion of the Line—Lietttenar
Imam, vice Kunze, who resigns t
July 10, 1813.
Royal Corsican Rangers—Serjeant F
sign, vice Vinturitii, whose appoir
MILSIOII.ASIOI
The dates of the commissions of
• underatedtioned, and not those inns
12th and 22d ult. and nth instant, v
Lieutenant Cox, 102 d Foot, Dec Decent
Assistant. Surgeon Starke, 58th Font
• Captain Aveling, 77th Font, May 2
1 he undermentioned Appointmen
23d January last, and nth instant, It;
6th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant k
of a Company, without purchase.
bib Regiment of Light Dragoons—Se
to be Cornet, without purchase.
1
An Order in Council directs, that
eels, and ad other ships and vessels r
other infectious disease or distemp
health of his Majesty's subjects uc
ship Of war, transport, er other shit
,vernment, under the command of a
Majesty's Navy) coming from or thi
from the West Barbary on the Attar
western ports of the United Kingdo
i nished with clean bills of health, shit
their quarantine at Milford Haven,s
they would be subject to in case thej
i rantine at Stangate Creek.
Another Order iu Council extends
portation out of this kingdom, or car
der or saltpetre, or airy suit of arms
of August next, for six months, to I
Another Order in Council extend!
sporting into any parts out of this k
i iron, hemp, pitch, tar, rosin, turpent
masts, yards, bowsprits, oars, oakum,
store+, from the Bth day of August u
cept under licence from the Admiral
laud, or to his Majesty's yards or g
. colonies aud plantations in Americ
Newfoundland, or to his Majesty's
i coast of Africa, or to the island of
ash settlements or factories in the F
IARLIAMENTART J
HOUSE OF LORD
The Royal Assent was given b
Annuities Bill, the Excise Spirits I
Bill, the Irish Distillation Bill, the
ventlon Bill, the Irish Post Roads
Bill, the Westminster Hustings 11l
Bill, the Phenix Insurance Bili, the
a Private Bill.
The Commissioners were, the .A
the LORD CDANCILLOR, and Lord
Upon the motion of the Earl of B
East-lndia Bill was read a third tins
• The Ship Owners' Relief Bill, Mr
and the Windsor Forest Bill, were re
Mr. WisiteToN, and other Mani
mans, brought up a message, stati
agreed to the amendments made 19
Owners' Relief Rill and the Winds°
Lord ELLENBOROUGH mov
Bill relariggto Felons.
The Bill was accordingly read the
lag Orders having been dispensed
through a Committee, and was repot
and ordered to be read a third time I
MYRTLI v. D1C1R...-SIT S.Romill
of the Appellant. The further proci
IkOSICHOD Y. HOMILR,—Upon t
cellor the judgment of the Court bel
Tinware v. HRIIDRRIONr-IS WI
remitted.
SCOT O. GILLIRSr-IS was also 0
the Court below in this case be, wit
'for reconsideration.
Upon the motion of Lord Rent
return be made to that House, in t
Session of Parliament, of all Church
of England, in London and Weston
number of persons which they wilt
TRINITY DOCTR
Lord REDESDALE ha'
reading of this Bill,
The Archbishop of CANT
it his duty to say a few wo
now under their Lordships' c
might be the objections in t
theory, he could perceive no
this Bill according to the pi
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