The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-05-22 00:00:00

TITHE' IN sr. ANDKEW • Iith.BURN. •

Y•Sterday s nu:wrong Meetnft of the Inhabi•ants nt
the London I.iberty of the perish nt St. Arofr;.v,
horn, took place at the Ithiwst ft soot of Lb, Caur .4, at
twelve o'clock, to take,lnto consider:Orin certain t:rrnt
proposed fora permanent arrangement, by Act of pari d:
went, of the present differences between the inhabitants
and the rector, in regard to Tithes.
Mr. Wti.soN, Churchwarden, in the Chair.

The Regnisitiam Ming read,
Mr. SatS DEU, the Secretary to the Tithe Co rusitte,,,
read tile term', 01 the average rents proposed u the part
of the Rector, wide!' e ere— lie. That he Parish shooed
allow 700/ a year, in lieu of Ti bei sad Easter Off rings,
to the •r; Thai tie :ills vance should be seeuresl
by Act of P int, at 'he) "tit es?er•e of the Re no
and the Pirisit, aid that the sum of 14011. s' of tl ha
Liven to hint for arrears of Tithes fur the term cs, four
year,.
Mr. BEALICHAMP proposed, that these terms should ba
recommended to the Tithe Committee for their siection.
The uncertainty of the tontest—the possibility of defeat,
awl Vie want of co-operation upon the part of the oth r
Parishes that were oparested, mule it the policy of th
inhabitants of this Parish to adopt this proceeding, h tsv.
ever disagreeable the idea of concession. The Rose a.
lions, to the effect above stated. were then proposed. it
appe .red, that the sum, demanded by the Reel e, wonld
amount to about Is. in the psmoid.
Mr. FICARON eonsidered it a matter of policy in the
Palish, to submit to the corditions without consideis.
thin prrhaps of the law of the ease, cert duly witbont any
binding power on the -ide of lastiee. If tt e earls% to
its upplicaion to a Collo of Lily, were so co ,sful, it
was but f iir to presiiine, that the Rector ye mild himself
apply to Parliament. am! probably succeed in obt anis(
the sum of Is. in the pound. Loafing at the situation
of the parish, he could not hiilp comparing it to that of
a man in the peer of a darige.iuus pick pocket, oat of
whose reach he was bound to endeavour to fly as soon
as lie could, even at the lo,s of some of his property.
The Resolutions were pgreed to, and also the Draft of
a Petition to Parliament for a Hill to the effect above
stated; thanks bein riven to the Tithe Committee fir
their labours, that "Committee was dissclied, and the
Meeting separated.

SPORTING IN t ELLItiENCE.
—Nam—
YORK SPRING 'MEETING, TUESDAY, AT v• 20.
Sweep takes of 30gs lt,gs. ft. for two-year old co te,
t45t.3111. H lies, tilt. Two-year 01 is' Course.
Col. Cradock's b. c. Swiss, by Widsuer, out of a bider
to Corduroy
Mr. Wait's ch. f. by 13.ackioa, out of Aliislilors.
Mr. Ferguson's cb. c. by Octasian, out of Evans's then 3
A good race.
Sweepstakes of 20es each, for Oise-year old fidies,
3:1) each. Last mile and half.

Mr. Salvin's chef. Princess, by Comus, dam by !Lemma-

brancer... • • •
Mr. Ellk's ches. Lady Fulford, by Walton, out of Fu

ford's dem
1.4 Milton's dies. Nitrogen, by Comus
Mr. Brown's br. Bella Donna, by Bucher, dam by Sor-

eerer
Mr, Smititson's br. by Prime hLnister. out of Lady Ern 5
Mr. James's brown, by Whisker. dam by Sir David ti
Ld Scarbrough's bay, by Raphael, dam by Pa yuator 7
Tut Snowrs.—Sweepstakes of falg% each, It. ft.;
Sib. fillies, Set. Last mile.
Mr. Watt's b. e. Abron, by b'sker, out -6f Altlai ore
Mr. Ferirucon's b. c. (lay Nlonaus, by Comus....
Mr. Ferguson's rh. c. Balance, by Cnmua, out of Evaus's

dam--Rider tea • • •
The G AA Cop, sal a 100 gs, by a Sub cription of 20gs Pfle;l
(the surplus in 'specie); three year elds, tilt. 41b. four.
7st. 121 b. ice, Bst. 71b. six and aged, fist. 131 b. Tnu
miles.
Mr. Watt's b. e. Dnpore, by Cerberus. 4 yrs ...
Mr. Fergueon's gr. I. Jonathan, by Oztat ian, 5 yra
Mr. Lamblon's ch. m. Fortuna, C•tmus, 5 yrs
Sir F. Dadeworth's ch. h. St. Patrick by Walton, 8 yrs 0
Mr. T. 0. Powlett's b. c. Ma.nyterairr, by Want, out of
Masquerade, 4 yrs .
Mr. Mitnes's br. h. in. John, by Bmolensko, 6 yrs .
M. Armstrong's be. h. Alexander, by Don Cossack. 0 yrs U
An excellent Race between Jonathan and Fortun.t.