Star.
London, England, 1828-04-03 00:00:00

TESTATORS AND EXEC

N. t lee. • Under all the citcumstances of
to too tittiraw kis motion. if it were the i "
Mrs P. THOMPSek-litigell" leave to
stance to show that, even on gainer points.
by Membervin calling for Returns. Theft I
don Made a abort time since for the product
from the Ofitce'cif the Secretary of State for
which did, not involve any matter of .
scarcely of minor.or collateral forportance
upontetped
sis, wormed best authority, that''
Vie motion; no Most S Sheen thousand '
ten, and as many r , before the
'hosalplied with. tie
The farther consideration of Supply, and
deferred to the 15th ol April instant.
Mr. BA NKRS moved that there be .
Copy of the Convention entered into with
paytulint of the British troops; and also for
due to Great Britain under that Conven
Mr. 1) A WSON brought in a Bin far the
Administration of Justice in NEw South
drat time, and ordered to be lead •
April instant.
Sir A. GRANT brought up a return of
wheat.—Ordered to be printed.

Mr. SPRING RICE moved for
pal for settling the rights of execulo
settlement of the personal estates of
ject was one of considerable import
did not feel himbelf adequate in
House ; but while he had the honour
it was suggested to him by a Le
such a Bill as he now sought to int
considerable benefit to the public.
the Bill was, that in the absence of
'veying a bequest to an Executor, tl
be vested in the next of kin, a _
mon sense, equity, and morality, all
was aware that an Act had passes
upon this subject ; but the inclinatii
been to favour Executors, at the exi
kin, which the proposed Bill was brt
if it was carried into a law, he)
check litigation, and he particul
assistance of the Learned Attorney-i
ante of his object. Any suggestion
make would be received with satisfz
The ATTORNEY•GENERAL '
existing state of the law engender
Bill in 1796 inclined to the Exl
now proposed would equally incli
kin. The subject was surrounded wi
was not easy to balance between intt
often in conflict with each other. Ii
bored that all absolute rules of la'
by incidents, which in their
to injustice both to the Executor al
The testator could not always poi)
next of kin ; and the rule of law was
animus words conveying a berm:
the personal property would be vest
The Bill now proposed was the
1796; but at present he would giv4
on the subject.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT was desi
Ved law should be adopted, for the
and the consequent avoidance of lit
After a few words from Mr. Feaciosos
favour of the Bill, leave was giver) to bring I
DISCHA avian 051515.
Mr. P. THOMPSON moved, that thi
March last, for Returns of the Quantity of
or other vessels, should be discharged.
The Order was then discharged.
LAM I.)* •1111101T—SCO7
Mr. HUME gave notice of a motion
the Law of Arrest in Scotland.
The House Adjourned at Sams is%

i

EVENIN

"LON DON
THURSDA Y, APRI!

STOCK SXCIIANGE, TWRI.I

Coasols opened this morning at 54 to i‘
"'resent at 84g. with little or nothing (kind

In the Foreign market, most of the
CITY, HALF-PAS'

The Cansol market has remained steady
ing at 94i, alternately buyers and sellers.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT FO!
Bank Stock Shut India '
3 per Cent. Red. Shut Ditto
5 per Ct. (7ons. 84j * South
51 per Cent. Shut £lOOO
51 per Cent. lied. Shut £5OO
4 per Ct. New 1001 1 £lOO
4 per Cent. Scrip Bank ,
4 per Cent. 1826, Shut India ft
Long Ann. Shut. Consols
FORKIGN FUNDS, TWO
Brazilian Bds. 5 p Ct. I Pruu.
Do Acct. 59 ezdiv Russ.l

6 per Ct.
Do.ll3ottds, 1 8%4, 224

Do. Ai

31e5.11415,1825,6 pCi 324
Porttsg. Ms. 5 p C. file
Do Acct. 501 14 I Du-
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SliAlt‘
/MAR.r)
35
100
400

Calontbian

Tirlpuzalaus

In the House of Lords, last ni,
war moved for a copy of the instructions
his second journey to the Continent. Tb
In presenting a Petition in favour of the
was not prepared to fix a day far the

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would take care that due notice was givo
seated several Petitions on the sanw subj
the Person," and " Law of Evidence "
In the Commons, Mr. LITTLE'
motion for diminishing the expenses of Pt
obtained leave for a Bill to enable Barrist
Revenue cases. Mr. D. W. HAIM': W
Attoroies paid dear fur their rights, and
them. Mr. DAWSON said, the Bill was
Barristers could be must economically I
In such cases. In a Committee of the Hai
Resolutions for reducing the Duty ea '
present too high (it is Is. ed. per pack)
while it afforded a powetful temptation
)jr. Dawson regretted the first tax he ha*
was not of more importance. The tai
vngslderation, and if it could be divpm
bsppy. The Resolutions for a license di
vendors, and a stamp duty of Is. per pack,
Penryn Witnesses Indemnity Bill was real
Rica introduced his Bill to amend the 17

This day dispatches were recei
and Colonial Offices from Lieut.
CLINTON and from Sir FREDIRII
These dispatches are dated the 221
period DON Micurt. had done
Conoitution; but the Constituti
standing, in daily apprehension
All, however) continued quiet op
packet sailed.

1;6 Mid from Lisbolit ""1.1.M711
r • • -• WU+ ei

t 1-er. • Under all the citcumstances of th
ia•tbdraw kis motion, if it were the please
Mss p, THOMPSetir berigell leave to
nce to show that, even on miner points,
Membervin calling for Returns. There
n Made a abort time since for the produc
im the Office•of the Secretary of State for
deb did • not involve any matter of see
wetly of minor
.or collateral forportance
1. teemed * best authority, that' i
lent
upon:d
it motion-, no 5 1 Sheen thousand let
asaed with. gise
s, nerd as many r , before the Ordc
The (either consideration of Supply, and
ferried to the 15th of April instant.
Mr. BA NKRS moved that there be lai.
treoftwatthCe"Bdl3rittvaeninishtuknindtreenoor pttehasred;taconnindtoalvesowntioitfolir
1.7.141131ytr0.0fD13 A WSON brought in a Bill frr the
dminletration of Justice in NEw South
rat time, and ordered to be read a seem
Aril instant.
Sir A. GRANT brought up a return of
heat.—Ordered to be printed.
?VITAMIN AND EXEC
Mr. SPRING RICE moved for
1111 for settling the rights of execu:o
eltlement of the personal estates of
act was one of considerable impor
lid not feel himself adequate in .
louse ; but while he had the honou
t was suggested to him by a Le
uch a Bill as he now sought to int
onsiderable benefit to the public.
he Bill was, that in the absence of
vying a bequest to an Executor, t
oe vested in the next of kin, a reg
non sense, equity, and morality, al
vas aware that an Act had passe,
'pen this subject ; but the inclinati
teen to favour Executors, at the ex
Lin. which the proposed Bill was br.
If it was carried into a law, he
:heck litigation, and he particul
assistance of the Learned Attorney-
s:lce of his object. Any suggestio
make would be received with satisfa
The ATTORNEY.GENERAL
existing state of the law engender
Bill in 1796 inclined to the Ex
DOW proposed would equally inch
kin. The subject was surrounded wi
was not easy to balance between int
often in conflict with each other. I
bared that all absolute rules of la
by incidents, which in their o
to injustice both to the Executor a
The testator could not always poi
next of kin ; and the rule of law wa
of elpiess words conveying a beque
the personal property would be yes
The Bill now proposed was the
1796; but at present he would giv •
on the subject.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT was des
t'ed law should be adopted, for the
and the consequent avoidance of lit
After a few words from Mr. Feaciusox
favour of the Bill, leave was given to bring
DISCHA Kern ORDER.
Mr. P. THOMPSON moved, that t•
March last, for Returns of the Quantity of 1
or other vessels, should be discharged.
The Order was then discharged.
LAW er •AlLlNT—scot
Mr. HUNIE gave notice of a motion fo
the Law of Arrest in Scotland.
The House Adjourned at Seven o'CLoc
'V H 14. EV EN 1N
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'LON DON
--........._
THURSDAY, APRI
STOCK RXCIIANGE, TWEL
Consols opened this morning at 84 to i
"'resent at 94a. with little or nothing doing
In the Foreign market, most of the pri•
CITY, HALF-PAS
The Cansol market has remained steady
ing at 94i, alternately buyers and sellers.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT FO
Bank Stock Shut India
3 per Cent. Red. Shut Ditto BI
5 per Ct. Cons. 811 * South
51 per Cent. Shut £lOOO '
51 per Cent. Red. Shut £5OO •
4 per Ct. New 1001 1 ,ElOO an
4 per Cent. Scrip Bank In
4 per Cent. 1826, Shut India fo
Long Ann. Shut. Consols
FORRIGN FUNDS, TWO
Brazilian Bds. 5 p Ct. Press.
Do Acct. 59 en div Russ. i
Coloisibtaii Itismi.. 6 per Ct. Do. A
D0.80nd5,18,44,224 Spanis
h1ez.11d5,1825,6 pCt 321 Do.
Portug. lids. 5 p C. tile Span.
Do Acct. 60f 14 * I Do.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHAH
SNARE. P
Brasilim 35
Colombian 100
Tlelpuzaltua . 400
In the House of Lords, la.t ni
war moved for a copy of the instructions
his second journey to the Continent. Tb
in presenting a Petition in favour of the
was not prepared to fix a day for the discu
would take care that due notice was giv
seated several Petitions on the same subje
the Person," and " Law of Evidence " I
In the Commons, Mr. LITTLE
motion for diminishing the expenses of Pr
obtained leave for a Bill to enable Barrist
Revenue cases. Mr. D. W. HARM wa
Attoroies paid dear fur their rights, and
the. Mr. Dawson said, the Bill was
Barristers could be most economically •
in such cases. In a Committee of the Ho
Resolutions for reducing the Duty on C
present too high (it is is. ad. per pack) t.
while it afforded a powetful temptation
/Ir. Dawson regretted the first tax he ha
was not of more importance. The to
tntsslderation, and if it conld be dimens
happy. The Resolutions for a license d
vendors, and a stamp duty of Is. per pack
Penryn Witnesses Indemnity Bill was rea
Rica introduced his Bill to amend the law
_..............-___ .
. This day dispatches were mei
and Colonial Offices from Lieut.
CLINTON and from Sir Faunal
These dispatches are dated the 22
period DON Micurt. had done n.
Conoitution ; but the Constitutio
standing, in daily apprehension .
All, however) continued quiet up
packet sailed.
. ,
I;be Mill from Lisboist vMIT
r• .. .•• liai, ei