The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-07-13 00:00:00

CONVEI.INCING.

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Observations in favour of the Bill lately pinulier in
Parliament, and stow postponed, "To prevent unikilful
Persons froui practising as Conveyancers."
'lessons wise TRII PR .ICTICS oureetioNs AGAINST PIRSONS
Or coxv•vaircusta snot LID PRACTISING AS CONVET-
IIII CONSINIA) TO ATTOR• ANCRIIS WllO ARS NOT AT-
%Rig VOID SOLICITOR/. TORMIRYS OR soutrovons.
Attorneys at law and soliel- As the law now stands, any
tors meat hap served ■ clerk- person may practise as a eon-
ship of live jeers. and paid veyaneer. by paying a stamp
stamp duties to the amount of dote of 26/. the price of grit-
l43l. ; *ad eonveyancing hes inn himself admitted a mm-
at all times been considered a bar of an Inn of Court ; and
most essential and important in consequence of admission
►ranch of their professional at so cheap a rate, satiny ins-
duties : they are also obliged proper persons,asauctioneers,
to give a full 'rereu's notice anntiltjbrokers.itonseagents.
of their intention to be ad- sheriffs' officers. diseitergesi
ranted. which is entered in a writers from *norm.) s'olices,
book at each of the Judges' counsels' clerks, and persons
Chambers, and eflised in who, from bad conduct, !hive
Westminster-hall : their (gut- been refused admission as at-
ractera are then subjected to tunnels, have engaged in the
insestleation by the Judges. drawing and preparing of
before whom the, personally deeds, to the great injury of I
attend to be examined, and the public ; anti productive
upon admission they take the of incalculable mischief and ,
oaths of allegiance and su- litigation to families and in-
premary. lit Musts. which it is the ob-
ject of the present 1111110 pre-
vent.

Attorneys and Solicitors
are under the Immediate cnn-

Conveyancers are not under
the ill1111111ftr) controni of ■ny
of the C0n.1%; •nd If they
ithho:,l Deeds. Writinsl. or
court-Nods, rnn only he
obliged to give them up by
expi n•ive proceedings in law
or ',quit).

troul or the l'r,hrt4 of which

they are 1141111111 rd.
their impnyerl)
Deeds, 11 ritimr%, or font
Ras. from their rlient.i, the

Courts will, upon
application, order thew to be
given up.

.Attorneys are prisih•eed Conveyanecr4 are not pri-
from divelosina the roulliten- sileced from dlNelosing the
tint emu/minims firms and 4i- emtfidrntiwt c ttttt nortications
crets of their clients. of their empins Yl'4./1.0141 ii!..•11
frequently determined !is the
Coorts of l.aw. and Niels Ls
an Election Committee of the
Howie of Commons.
Cons eytneres cannot key
Fines or suffer Recoveries;
which can onl: he done by At-
torneys to whom the Con's.).
sneers •rethemsels es obliged
to have recourse for those
purposes.
If en Ittornev or Solicitor Cons es neeraguiltyufatal-
iss guilty of mal-practiee he pr•Cim••• can out) he pro-
may he %Intel. oN the Roll. rertled a nihvt /14 common in-
am' for ever after presented di 'Muth, at considerahleeo
from practising. pence. and are not precluded
from again following their
avocation; and even any At-
tr.rttry struck of the Roll. may
go himself admitted a Moa-
b. r of an tun 4,1 Court. and
prnoiso as a Comes sneer;
tlr •r 0.% rendering the ilkplee•
sore sad punishment of Um
Cso.rts a !milks.
If an attorney emit taking (*wises ulcers may mail
out his certificate for one tarit, ont their cersltirstes
year or more. before Ito can for cur nuinher of yearn. said,
renew It he is obliged to ap- upon reaumiag them• liastild-
ply to be re-admitted• nod to oblige to pay up appear*, A,
Istate no oath how the interval make any application on the
of time has been occupied. in subject.
order that the Court may
jo lee how tar he Is qualified
to renew his profeoslosial du-
ties, told then only on p.r, merit
of all arrest-. In resvet of his
wit certificate of practice.

tar)nocers ant antra-
quentl connect therasrlses
alit) inferior nitornr)s, and
participate w ith them la their

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;motto,
The Bill has not a retrospective view, and k not
intended to Jpply to Wilk, Bonds, or the transfer of
personal property, or to prevent Stewards from pre-
paring LeASCII or Agreements; and is not ealrulated
to give Attorney% or Solicitor% any new privilege, un-
connected with the fair object of their Frofe,sional
habit. and educatiooo.

Attorneys and Sulivitors contribute to the revenue,
for their privileges to practise, upwards of One Hun-
dred Thousand Pounds per annum.

Fad Manchester, the eldest son of his flrace the
Duke of Manchester, having attain :d the age of 21 on
the 9th inst. it was observed on Tuesday with every
snarl of festivity, at the seat of his (trace, Kinsholton,
in Huntingdonshire. The tenantry and the inhabit-
ants adjacent, to the amount of souse hundreds, partook
of his Lordship's bounty.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East
India House, when the following appoiraments took
place ;--John Venda'', Rs+ to be Fourth Member of
Council at Fort William, in Bengal ; and Sir James
Edward Colebrooke, Hart. Provisional Member of
Council at the said Presidency; William Thackeray,
Esq. to be Member of Council at Fort St. Ueorge ;
and Henry Suliran firrme. Esq. Provisional Member
of Council at the said Presidency.
_ _ _

Three new chnrches are about to be erected at Leeds
by his Majesty's Commissioners, each church to he ca-
pable of accommodating twelve hawked passes, The
'mites fixed upon are .11eadow-lane, the Quarry-hill,
and a spot between Woodhouse and Woodhouse tam
Yesterday morning, when the Horse tittuds were re-
Hering, and the new and old guard were drawn up in
two lines fronting each other at the Horse littards, one
of the horses reared up, awl the rider, a fine young
man, pulling the reins, the horse fell back on him and
killed him on the spot.
HALLiietNit MAri 11.-A rare, on which many bun-
dteds of pounds were pending, took place early on Tues-
day morning, on the Essex Road. It was a match of
Captain Smith, to ride one horse, his property, eleven
miles in 30 minutes, for a bet of tOligs. The Captain
weighs under lit stone, ausi the horse, which is of the
Waxy breed, had been several days in training. Bet-
ting was G and 7t04 on time. The start took place
from Clipstone Flat, and the horse did the mil 2a as
follow .

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2
4 1 4l 11 . A... AV .44
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6 ..... 4....46 1 46
7 1 JO ' -
This wonderful perfuming, was accomplished W
the gime of the horse, the rider b.ing the swot fa.
tigued of the- two. Ihe horse was purchased en the
ground he 1151fic He is sixteen hands high, with
extraordinary poners. - .