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London, England, 1817-03-03 00:00:00

MIDLAND CIRCUIT.

Sir V. G 1159. Kai. 1.094 Child Justice. Mr. Baron Ricsaens•
NoithaniptormAire—Aturday. March 1. at Northampton.
Rutlandahlre—Friday, March 7, at °Ahem.
I.ificelto.sre—Saturday, March so, at the Ca.& of Lincoln.
City of Lincoln-1 i c same day. at the City of Lineoln.
Nottinghamshire-ernday. March 14, at Nottingham.
Town of Nottiegbani—Santo day, at the l'own of Nottingham.
Derbyshire-1 birsday, Match Mk at Darrel.
Leicestershire—Wednesday, March SO, at the Castle of Leicester.
Borough of Leicester-1 be sanieslty, at the Borough of Leicester.
City or Coventry— luesday. April 1, at the City of Coventry.
, Warwickshirea-Tbe same day. at * arwittk.
HOMi:. CIRCUIT.
' Sir A. .I.norsion, Knr. Cord.Chter Jaron- Mr. Justice DaLLaa.
Hertfordshire— l'hursday. Match 6, at tiertionl.
E.sez—Monday. March W. at CM kissford.
Kent—Monday, March 17. at Maidstone.
Susan—Montia!,, March tit, at Horsham.
Surety-1 bursday,. March 117, at Mignon spots-name&

NORTHERN INRcurr.
Mr. Baron Wools—Mr. Juni .e DATUM.
Ci y or Yo►k, and Ccunty of the same City—Saturday, Match I,
at the Gui'slhall o► the said City.
Yorkshire—The tame day. at t'.e Castle of York.
Lancadure—Saturday, March St. at the. Castle of Lancaster.
OXFORD CIRCUIT.
Mr. Justice Paan—Mr. Justice Bulaconon.
Berkshire—Monday. March s, at Reading.
Oxfordshire--Wednesday. March 5, at Oxford.
Worcestenbire—Satordas, March u, at Worcester.
City of Wow-ester—The same day, at the city of Worcester.
fitafford.hire-1 hursay, March iS. at Stalked.
Muopshire—Weddieday. March 19, at Shrewsbury.
Here fordshire—'l ueeday. March Sat I Imbed.
Mompoothahise—Monday, Marsh SI, at Moonseath.
Gloucestershire—Wednesday. April 2, at Gloucester
City of Gloucester—Tbe sane day. at the city of Gloucester.
WESTERN
Mr. Justice Aaaor —Mr. hake HOMMTD.

Seethanspten--Menday. March s, at the Caw of Winchester.
Wiltahire.—Sabarday. March S, at New Sarem.
Dersershire—Friday, March 14. at Dorchester. •
Devonshire—Wedoesday. March Me at the Castle of Exeter.
City. and County of EzeterThe sate 4ay, at the Gollarall of
the City of Baster.
Coinwall—Thursdny, March 27, at Launceston.
Suipersitsbire, Thursday, April s. at the Carle cinemas.
CAR MARTHEN CIRCUIT.
SA most. Havvrooodlerjeant at Law; Joan Demur, Esq.
Cardigan—Wedeseday, April s.
l3averf..rdirest-luesday, April a.
Casaaertheti—Monday, April 14.
' NOR 1 H WALES CIRCTIIT.
Hers Lucerne, Esq.--Ww. Kimmel, Esq. '
Anglney—Tseaday. March 25, at Beavisiaris.
Carearveruldre—Moaday, March Si, at Caroarven.
Merlonaltshlrs--Saterday. April S. at Bala.

. Two of the Capitals drawn no Saturday last, viz.
No. 2,1 98, a P. lie of £l,OOO t and 2,522, the other
Prize of £l,OOO, were both Shared and Sold by
Wass. 9. Comfit'', and 17, Ludgate-street ; at whose
Fortunate Offices No. 325, the Last Money Prize of
a 120,000 ever drawn, was also Said in Shares.
On Saturday last the Small Lottery, of only 3,000
Tickets, was all drawn ; sad it gives the Contractor,
T. BM, the greatest pleasure in acquainting his oki
and. kind Patrons, the Public, that his Offices are
again pre.eminently successful, as the following Ca-
pital Prises shared and sold by him. will prove, which
are greater in woman: and 'vault then those sold at
all the ether Offlus psi tortier, yes.:
2,3114 the Westwood eoly Rise of Al2/Sl2O
597, tie only Prise of - spas
&OK a Prise of . IP 0
/23 • • £3OO 1,422 . • "Os
106 - - 200 14112 • . - 100
1,743 • • 300 2,445 • - 100
ate.
The fortunate holders of the above Numbers may
receive the amount of their Shares immediately, at
either of T. BMA Offices, 4. Cornhill, or 0, Cha-
ring Cross, where all butane's is he Puldic Funds coo.
cisme' to be transacted with that integrity which his
dis:inisisbed his essiskiliehment for tQ many jears.

ri ING STAR.

I.ONDON.

MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1817.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT T WEI.VI3, O'CLOCK:
Retheed 69i—Cons. mo. 691 i—for ace. 68} 69
4 per Cent. 57}--3 per Cent. Navy 93:1
Exchequer 8.11, I pr Ronde 34 35 pr.

The Bakes Calms Suspension Bill did not re-
ceive the Royal Assent on S iturday as was expected,
owing to the ollowing circumstances . Whil: stran-
gers were excluded from the Gallery of the House of
Commons on Friday night, a very important Amend-
ment was, upon the motion ot Sir &mum. RoMILLY,
made in the Bill for suspending the Halm: Corlars
Act, the effect of which is to limit the operation ot
the Bill in Scotland as well as in England to persons
committed to prison for treason, or suspicion of trea-
son, upon a warrant signed by six Privy Councillors,
or one of the Principal Secretaries of State. As the
Bill stood originally, it extended to persons commit-
ted by any subordinate Magistrate. The Bill, as it
now stands, is in these words :—" That the Act made
in Scotland, intituled, An Act fur preventing
wrongous imprisonment, and against undue delays
in trials, in so far as the same may be construed to
relive to the cases of Treason and Suspicion of Trea-
son, with reader to Amon: so coasmisted as aforesaid,' be
suspended until the Ist day of July, 1817, and that
until the lit day of July, 1817, no Judge, Justice of
the Peace, or other Officer of the Law in Scotland,
shall liberate, try, or admit to bail, any person or per-
sons that is or shall be in prison within Scotland,
tinder a warrant or warrant: so :4ned as afore:old, lex
such cause as aforesaid, without orders from bis Ma-
jesty's Privy Council, signed by six of the said Pr i y
Council."—The words printed in Italics were added
by Amendment. In consequence of this the Bili
must again be taken into the consiJoration of the
House of Lords—probebly this evening ; and to-
morrow, if nothing intervene, it will receive the
Royal Assent.

It appears by a Document just laid before Parlia-
ment, that the Exchequer Fees gi upon luau to be
made for At my Services in the year 1817," are esti-
mated at £3s,ooo.—Were this toll upon the issue,
added to the tall upon the revenue at going
intn the Exchequer, what would be the net per tentage
paid to the servants-4* the public on this one branch ?
What is the amount upon the receipt and the issue
for all the other departments ? Is there any more trou-
ble in signirg a warrant for 4100,000 than for /1100 ?