The Carmarthen Journal and South Wales Weekly Advertiser

I WANTED A STEADY Active Yofith, of liberal education, as -OL an APPRENTICE tq the PRINTING BUSINESS, fc5r* A pply at the Carmarthen Journal Office, if by letters, t (post-paid.) I WMNTED, 0 AN APPRENTICE to a Wholesale and Retail CHEMIST and DRIJGGIST, in a principal town in r South-Wales. Any person whom it may suit, 11ay he-ar of particulars by application! to the Printer of this Paper, *f by letter, post-paid. HOT ICE is hereby iven, That the Copartner- ship formerly subs'sSng between JOHN DAT> JOHN MARTEN; THOMAS WATERS, the Elder, !IiU- 3VXA8 WATERS, the Yoilnger, HERBERT LLOYD, ana f THOMAS BO WEN, an carried on under the rirm of Messrs. Bateiiian, ilfarteiz, I-Vaters" Lloyd, and Botee-ii, and Since under the Firm of Bhteman, Mat/das Marten, WjMtrs, IJmjti, and B onsen, under Mie Title of the UNION BANK,' the trade or business of Binkers, at Haverfordwest, wasdis- solved on the 1st day 0 January 1809. As witness my hand, this 8th day of August, 1810. mT>no haud, this Sth day of T st, 1810. THOMAS WATERS. DESERTER. WHEREAS GEORGE DAVIES, Musician, be- V V longing to the d Carmarthenshire Regiment of Local Militia, deserted flom Head-Quarters of the said Re- t giment, on the 30th July ast. He is twenty-three yeai 3 of age, born in the Parish of La- »egwad, round face, ha? ie eyes, dar k complexion, pitted With the small pox, and i) y trade a cabinet-maker. fidr" Whoever will app ehend the said Deserter, and lodge With the small pox, and i) y trade a cabinet-maker. fidr" Whoever will app ehend the said Deserter, and lodge v Mm in any of his Majesty s Gaols, shall receive Two Guinea^ reward, on applying to Quarter-Master Edwards, Cal- I Earthen. I r AN INCLOSURE. WHEREAS the Fences erected on Llanwool- V V com Common, i l the Parish of Llanstephan, in the i county of Carmarthen, tave lately been destroyed in the fiight-time, by some evi -minded Person or Persons; i1 Commissioners acting un ler the Llanstephan Xnclosure Ac hereby offer a Reward vf TEN GUINEAS to any Person Vdio will discover the nz me or names of the Person or Per- I. sons who destroyed the Fences aforesaid; or who shall at time hereafter des roy any Fences, Gates, R»iIs, other things, upon any o the Commons within the Loins' p of Lianatephauil. CTIA P, S TIASSALL, ? Commissioners. t 4 GEOlt MORRIS, S I CAI DIGANSHIRE. 1 LORDSl IP OR MANOR OF ( HI LNNINIOCK. THE Proprietors f Estates within the said Lord- JL ship or Manor are requested to meet at the Dwelling" f. house of Hannah Jenkii s, called the Red-Lion, in the V'J- { lage of Llanrhystyd, on Monday the 27th day of August inst. [ at eleven o'clock in the orenoon, to consider of an appl'ca- tion intended to b° mad* in the next Sessions of Parliament, | for an Act to inclose, ( ivide, and allot the Commons and I Waste Lands withiil the said Lordship or Manor, among the f Several Persons interest* d therein, at which Meeting a Plan tvill be submitted for o blaming the said Act, and effecting the Inclosure and Divisi n in a satisfactory manner. [ August 4,1810. r — 1 CARIV ARTHENSHIRE. i { T< BE SOLD, | || ^HE Interest in he Lease of YSTRAD HOUSE and LAND, of vhich there is a Term of Thirteen Years unexpired, one i lile and a half from the most desira- ble market and post to ?n of Carmarthen. The House de- lightfully situated, witl a pleasing view of the River Towy v and the Shipping to an< from the town. It is in perfect re- Eair and fit fot the rece ition of a small genteel family. The t and good, with plent of Game in the neighbourhood. I Qdr" For further pariculars apply (if by letter post-paid) r to Mr. Baker, Ystra near Carmarthen; or Mr. Morley, If n Upholsterer, Carmarthen. The Furniture nmy be had at a fair valuation. y < r CARMARTHENSHIRE. THREE COMMOTT TRUST. NOTICE is hereby given, That the TOLLS ari- sing at the GATES and BARS within the said Trust Jnd hereunder mentioned, from the 29th Day of September, 1S10, till the 29thfday of September, 1811, WILL BE LET •BY AUCTION, at the Dwelling-House of John Evans, in the Village of Llanarthney, on THURSDAY, the6thofSep- i tember next, between the hours of one and four o'clock in the afternoon of the same day, pursuant to the directions of I the Act of Parliament in that behalf. The best Bidder will i,e required to procure Sureties, to be approved of by the -trustees for payment of the rent. | LL\NFIHANGEI>ABERBYTHICH GATE. TROEDRHYWGOCH GATE, WITH LLANARTHNEY BAB, "WHITE-HOUSE GATE. PORTHYRHYD GATE, WITH HoLYWELL BAR. LLETTY-MA WR GATE. r LLANEIXVGATE. KIDWELLYGATE. W: JONES, Clerk to the Trustees. Llandilo, Augbst 4,1810. » COUNTY OF CARMARTHEN. LANDILO DISTRICT OF TURNPIKE ROADS. HOTICE is hereby given, that the TOLLS arising at the several Toll-gates upon the Turnpike- roads within the said District, called or known by the seve- ral names of FAIRFACH GATE, LLANDEB1E GATE, with the side Gate thereunto belonging, and LLANEDY FOREST GATE, will be LET BY AUCTION, to the best .Bidder, at the George Inn, in the Town of Landilofawr, OIl Saturday, the 8th of September next, between the hours of twelve and three of the same day, in the manner directed by the Act, passed in the 13th year of the regn of his Majesty King George the Third, For regulating the Turnpike Roads;" which Tolls produced the present year, the Sums 0 hereunder stated, above the expenc.es ot collecting them, Hnd will be put up accordingly. Whoever happens to be the best Bidder must, at the same time, give security, w'tli sufficient sureties, to the satisfaction of the Trustees of the said Turnpike-roads, for payment of the rent agreed for, I and at such times as they shall direct. lairfach Gate and Llandebie Gate, with the? £600 Side Gate thereunto belong Uanedy Forest Gate 71 f t THOMAS MORGAN, 1 ■ Clerk to the Trustees, ISardcbie, Aug. 6,1810. — —1 CARMARlVlENSHI RE. FIRST REBIMENT OF ROYAL LOCA FUSILIERS, Commanded by Colonel the R rrht IIon. Lord DiTNEVOR. NOTICE is hereby gnjen to the several persons enrolled in the above Corps, that the REGIMENT will ASSEMBLE at LLANDOVERY, in the County of CARMARTHEN, on FRIDA|T, the 28th day of September lIext, and will march from th nee to the Town of BRECON, in the County of Brecon, the e to be trained and exercised e for Twenty days successively. And that the Non-commi; ioned Officers and Drummers are ordered to Assemble at lead-quarters, on THURSDAY, the 20th September, seven da's prior to the Meeting of the Regiment. N. B. Everv Person ab-enti ng himself, without just causet will be considered a deserte and shall be treated accord- ingly. By Order of the ieutenancy, JOHN REES, C erk to the General Meetings. LJandilo, Aug. 22, 1810. PARISH OF LLANFYNYDD, CARMARTHENSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (OR IN THE MEAN TIME BY PRIVATE CONTRACT" At the Bear Inn, in the Town of Llandilo-fawr, jy» County, on Saturday, the 15th day ot September tween the hours of three and five o'clock iutbe a subject to such conditions of sale as shall be tti: u produced, By W. DA VIES, Auctioneer; ALL that. Messuage, Tenement, and Lands the Appurtenances, called HAVOD-VORGAiU, ate in the Parish of Llanfynydd aforesaid, and within L mile of the village; in the occupation of David Price, at "f yearly rent of £28 and consisting of a new-built FaTm-housc, Dairy behind the same, and new Barn and 18 inclosed Field or Closes of Land, with an unlimited Right of Common on the extensive Sheep\valk and Mountain adjoining, being a dry healthy spot for Sheep and young cattle to graze on and a fine spring of water on the Farm, which affords a con- slant supply in the driest summer. And also a SPOT of GROUND, in the Village of Llan- fvnydd, (whereon was formerly a House) and convenient for Building thereon. For further particulars apply to Davids and Jones, of Carmarthen, solicitors. COUNTY OF THE BOROUGH OF CARMARTHEN. TO BE LET, And entered upon immediately, for a Term of Years. A NEAT COTTAGE and GARDEN, with or without two or Three Small Fields, distant from the Town of Carmarthen, about a mile and one half on the side of the main turnpike road leading from that place to Haver- fordwest and Milford.. The Cottage consists on the ground floor of two sitting- rooms, kitchen, brewhouse, cellar, coal-house, pantry; on the staircase a small store-room, on the second floor two good bed chambers; and on the attic story two bed rooms, with a place to put a servants bed on the landing place, at- tached thereto is a three stalled stable, and coach-house, with a loft over both, all in good repair. The House stands on a gravelly soil, enclosed in a large walled court. For further particulars apply to Edward Williams, solicitor, Carmarthen; if by letter, post-paid. PEMBRO ESIIIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the White Hart Inn, in Na berth, on Thursday, the 13th day of September, 1810, b tween the hours of Two and Three o'clock in the aftern on, ALLvthat Messuage, Tenement., Farm, and Lands, called LITTLE KILRATH, with the Appur- tenances consisting of a gooc Farm House, and convenient offices, and of 93A. OR. 25P. of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Lands, and also a Parcel of and, called the Back, on the west side thereof, and containing by admeasurement 7A. OR. 20P. all situate in the parish if Narberth, and in the occupa- tion of Mr. Thomas James, and his under-tenants, under two several Leases thereof, for t ms of 99 years each, if his three sons William James, aged 2 years; John James, aged 30 years; and Thomas James, ged 27 years, or either of them so long live, at very low ye ly rents, amounting together to £29 Is. N. B. The Land 1 ax has been redeemed. There are 524 0 A K and 5 ASH TREES, growing on the Premises, and will be sold t terewith. The Premises are situ te about one mile and half from the market town of Narber h, and within an easy distance of lime and culm. a-T For further particiv srs apply to William Evans, so- licitor, Haverfordwest; or 0 Thomas Phillips, Auctioneer, Wernllygoes, near Narberti. PEMBROKESHIRE. TO BE LET BY AUCTION, At the Green-Dragon-Inn, in the town of Pembroke, on Wednesday, the 19th daj of September, 1810, between the hours of three and i our o'clock in the afternoon, unless disposed of in the nean time by private contract, of which timely notice wi I be given, ALL those feEVER iL FIELDS, PIECES or PARCELS if rich Ai ABLE and MEADOW LAND, commonly called ad know by the names of the EASTERN CALLENS, the \#iSTERI CALLENS, arid the MIDDLE CALLENS, situile, lyin and being in the parish of Lamphey, in the s id counf r of Pembroke, and within two miles of the town (If Pembi ike; containing by admeasure- ment 100 Acres, <* thereal outs, now in the several occupa- tions of Mr. Morg nand. Furlong. __4#,on all those SEVERAL PIECES or PARCELS of rich ARABLE, MEADOVi, and PASTURE LAND, com- monly called and known fcy the name of NORTH-HILL, j situate, lying, and being inthe parish of Lamphey aforesaid, in the said county of Pemlroke, containing by admeasure- ment 45 Acres, or thereabouts, now in the occupation of Mr. John Price. I Possession of the Severll Fields may be had at Michael- mas next; and further particulars known by application at the office of George PliBipps, Attorney, Carmarthen. I Hereby give Notice, That the several Fields, Pieces or Parcels off Arable and Meadow Land, called EASTERN CALL ENS,I WESTERN CALLENS, and the MIDDLE CALLENS, sluate in the Parish of Lamphey, in the County of Pembrokf ,-acL¥«rtised (with other Property,) in this Paper of the lStyjtMant, to be LET BY AUCTION, at the Green Dragon -ii the Town of Pembroke, on Wef-npsdav, the 18th of SepUtno r next, are since LET BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. ,„TiTir,n r GEO. PIIIL1PPS. J GLAMORGANSHIRE & CARMARTHENSHIRE. FREEHOLD FARMS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Wheaten Sheaf Inn, in Swansea, at the hour of twelve o'clock at noon, of Saturday, the 15th of September next. GLAMORGANSHIRE. Parishes, Tenements. Quantity. Occupier. Tenure. Yearly Rent. A. P,. P. X s. d. Landilo-tal-y-bont. Bolgoed 49 0 34 Mr. David ffopkin Lease for 21 years from 29th September, 1808,1 determinable at the option of Landlord or £ 35 0 0 Tenant, at the end of the first 7 or 14 years..) Woodland, partof same 3 3 34 Inhand. Valued at 5 0 0 Same. 24 Mr. Edward William Same Term determinable in like manner. 42 0 0 Same. Ynisloughor-ucha. 14 2 13 Mr. John Morgan. Same Term, &c. 31 10 0 CARMARTHENSHIRE. Landybye. Wernddu 60 3 26 Mr. David Morgan. Seven years from 29th September 50 0 0 J;. The Tenants arevery responsible Men, and the Leases con- tain the modern restrictions The Tenements of Bolgoed and Wernddu have been lately drained after the most improved and durable method, and are good Arable and Pasture Farms.—The Tenements Skib- bor-fach and Ynisloughor-ucha, are the best quality of rich vale pasture.—Mr. David Thomas, of Crwcca, Langovelach, will shew the Glamorganshire Farms, and Mr. William Hay, of Land y bye, that in Carmarthenshire. (r1r Further particulars may be had on application at the oftice of Mr. Vaughan, Swansea; where Maps of the Pre- mises may be seen. BREC TOCK. POWELL ND CO. WINE SF BRAND Y MERCHANTS, D v ARE fully impressed wit h gratitude towards their Friends and the Public, for the flattering encourage- 0 ment they have received, and lope to merit and experience a continuance thereof; they 10 not think it necessary or proper to say any thing furthe: to recommend themselves to public notice and support, relying on that discernment which has induced so many favours. -01 r They also take this opportunity of observing, owinlt to the very high price of Casks 1 it is earnestly requested that all Casks may be returned roperly directed, as soon as ro empty, except where personaare disposed to purchase them. 1 WM. POWELL. N. B. The utmost valie given for Old' Lotties. 4th of Seventh Month, 181(1 > TO PROPRIETORS OF IcHOOLS, ARTISTS, AND BOOK AND PRINT-SELLERS, "¥> ACKERMANN, ATo. Jdl,v^baiid, London. begs leave to recomn&idlfigStfPERFIN E WATER e COLOURS-, which are prepared under his immediate inspec- tion. He, vouches that the are free from the pernicious particles which destroy the riginal Tints and Hue, or cause them to fade; and on whic I account the Colours of many other manufacturers have h 11 objected to. R. Ackermann has lately published a great variety of .STUDIES, RUDIMENTS, and "D RAWING-BOOKS, and can safely say, that he-has the choicest < ollection of tli^m in Europe.— He also supplies all Material for Drawing, of the best qua- lities, and at the lowest pric s, wholesale and retail.—To be had of J. Daniel, Prill er of this Paper, And all the.Book an Printsellers in Wales, DEDICATED TO THE QUEEN. Tliis Day was published, Eleventh^Edition. w ith consid-ra- ble Additions and Improvement*and an engraved Por- trait of the Author, price 2s. 6en. F A TREATISE ON FEMALE COMPLAINTS, By E. SENATiill. I). As this book is intended for, a<fc$ted, and earnestly re- commended to the peruiVl/of females in every rank of life, the author ;has been uiiMT the necessity of expressing him- self with tlfcujperspicuitjrivhich will render it intell gible to every readirl aridVnh,ble every female to ascertain with precision thkjtrue sjmt^Jnf her health, at the same time it points oat pnbpdi'i ijliedies Tor most diseases, and prevents a the necessity of uvJa^ng those circumstances which the na- tive modestyftm flpsn pronipis them to conceal, too often to their very material jVijury. For these reasons each hook is sold seall. p; and it is requested that the seal may not be broken by any but a FEMAI.E. London Piiblishei by the Author; and sold at his House, 47, Southanipton-rov and by J, DANIEL, Printer of this Paper. t"HE INFANTS THE CAMB tIAN ROSCIA, ND INFANT CATALANL (Patronised by his Royal Jfighness the P ince. of WALES,) Having most enthusiastic applause at the Town-Hall, on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, the Public is respectfully inlprmed, the above CHILDREN will repeat their efforts to eilertain (for the Last Time) the Inhabitants of Carmarthen, I IN THE T N-IALL, This Present SA TURD A Y E VENING, AVG. 26" PRECISELY AT SEVEN O'CLOCK. {1:1r For Prospectusses of irticulars, and Tickets, apply to the Printer ot this Paper. N. B. The Children will pe arm in Tenby and Swansea in a few days, on their route to iath. BA TolE, WATCHMAKER, SILVL RSMITH, 8¡ JEWELLER, MARKET-PLAC CARMARTHEN, TJ ESPECTFULLY inf »rms the Ladies and Gen- JLw tlemcn of Carmarthen a id the Neighbourhood, that he has this day received an elega it and fashionable Assortment of JEWJrLLERY, &c. fron one of the tirst Wholesale Houses isa London, and whicl is now open for their inspec- tion.-Also PLATE of every escription. (JDR* Most Money for OLD GOLD and SILVER; and OLD PLATE taken in exchange. WANTED^ A Young Man as SHOPMAN, ledge of a Country Trade.—He will meet withiiberal Terms, by applying (if by letter, post-paid) to the Printer of this Paper. CARMARI HEN SHIRE. TO B-L, SOLD, A Desirable Piece of I lUILDING-GROUND for a MERCHANT'S WAI ,EHOUSE, 61 Feet by 44, situ- ate in the sea port Town of augharne, where the produce of a large extent countr is usually shipped; together with a right of common and < mmon-field. Q^r-For particulars apply t Johii Tanilyn, Land-surveyor, Narbeth. R LLANGRANOG, CARDIGANSHIRE, HORSES, CATTLE, SOUTHDOWN SHEEP, OAK S1 ASH TIMBER, NAVES, FELLOES, AXLE TIZE, ES, fife. fife. /TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION," d At Twelve o'clock, on Thnrsd iy, the 30th of this Mdnth, and y on Monday, the 24th of-nex September, ^FHE SURPLUS ST( CK and PART of the JL CORN CROP of WE IVILBROOK FARM, near NEW-INN,. FJRUT DA: r,S SALE, tq Twelve Mares, Eight Colts ( olii- bN, Two Fillies, One Saddle Horse, Fourteen Head of Cattle, together with Oak and Ash Timber, One Hi ndred and Eight Felloes, and several Axle Trees. Nine Months' Credit will b< given on approved security. N. B. The Ma res and Two 1 illies are stinted to Granog, a beautiful brown Horse, fifteer hands high, got. by Young Sir Peter, whose Sire was Sir Pet< r Teazle, and Dam by Wood- pecker. SECOND 1). 's SALE, Ten Cows, a Bull two-year o d, Six Yearlings, few South- down Sheep, among them are 1 tree Rams, several Mows of Barley and Oats, being the Cro of about Forty Acres, Oak Timber, and a few Implements f Husbandry. ive Eight Months' Credit will be ;iven on approved security. N. B. The Cattle, excepting two Yearlings, are of the Castlemartm kind. 1 The RemaindeF$f the Stock,Iconsisting of Four Capital Mares, One Filly, two years oldl One Colt, and Sit Fillies by Granog, with Eighteen HeadW Cattle, and the Remain- der of the Implements of Husbandry, consisting of a Waggon that IKIS not been used, Two Carts, Three Houghs, Three HarrbVs, together with the valuable Modern Furniture brougW at considerable expencefrom London, are to be in- cluded in the Purchase of the H«use, which is fit for a re- spectable Family, and stands pltfisantly near the Sea-coast, and near the Turnpike-road froir* Cardigan to Aberystwith, within a short distance of fine sands for b, nu- n merous and capital Out-houses, egrowing Woud, and Two Hundred and Seventy-three Aarcs of Land, divided into well-planned Inclosures and Plantations, at thirty-three years' purchase,—See the following Advertisement. M^OR, AND CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, AAJ6^(JL^'4B0v''i>isc' ivith On the Sea-coast, and the Banks of the Tivy, in the Pa- rishes of Llangranog and Kellan. Cardiganshire.. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, IN ONE, TWO, OR MORE LOTS, WERVILBROOK-HOUSE, consisting of a dining-room, two kitchens, dairy, and store-room^ on the ground-floor; a drawing-room and four bad-rooms on the next; on the upper-floor four servants' bed-rooms (two not finished), with excellent Out-houses, con;i:i:c of two stables, having eleven stalls, h' '.„rge barns, a beak-house for twenty-four head of cattle, with a. very large granary over it, arid several other Buildings; with FOUR HOUSES, for Labourers, and about Two Hundred and Seventy-three of Land, divided into well-planned Inclosures, most of them from Twelve to Thirty Acres, and into sevt!r,, I orna- mental Plantations, withina Ring-fence, and only two miles and a half from Lime,and very fine sands, for sea-bathing. Also the MANOR or LORDSHIP of KELLAN, its chief and customary Rents, extensive Royalties and Immunities, with NINE TENEMENTS, yieldin-a rental of2121. a-year, clear, excepting the Income Tax.—All situate in a very woody and pleasant Vale, on the Banks of the Tivy, famous for its Trout, within the said Parish of Kellan, a very short distance from the Market and Post Town of Lampeter, and all intitled to an invaluable Right of Common on the verv extensive and valuable Waste, abounding with veins of Lead and Copper Ore, and belonging to the said Lordship. The Valuable Modern FURNITURE in Wervilbrook- House, brought at great Expence from London, with Four Capital Mares, Seven Fillies, One Colt, Eighteen Head of Cattle, and Implements of Husbandry, may he included in tbe Purchase of Wervilbrook-Buildings, Plantations, and Lands, at Thirty-three years purchase. (i:1'" Both Estates are near spots abounding with red game, and have plenty of other game on each of them. Part of the purchase-money may remain on mortgage of the Estate. *110 Applications and offers, free of postage, are to be made to Mr. William Turner, Caruigan, of whom further particulars may be had; or to the Proprietor, at Wervil- brook, 11. ■ j r Cardigan. The Teuants tN, ill their respective Holdings. 1

-q'W LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, LISCOI.S-Iss, AUG. 15. BANKRUPT PETITION. The Proprietors o f the. Shrewsbury and Cheater Banks, IN !he matter of Brickwood, a RartKrvpt, Mr. Leach stated, this was a Petition of the Pro- prietors or tiie Shrewsbury and Chester Bank, praying that the Assignees of the Bankrupt might be directed to hand over to the Petitioners several short bills, amounting to u,oool. the property of the Petitioners, which were in the custody of the Bankrupt at the titTle the commission of bankruptcy was issued against him, under the following circumstances :The Peti. tioners had transmitted ai,oooi. in short bills, and 22,0001. in cash, to the bank of the Bankrupt in London, to inert a claim of the Commissioners of' Excise the Bankrupt did advance the sum of 26,0001.. for the Petitioners.TheLearned Counsel contended, that if the Petitioners paid to the Assignees the tn- lance between 12,000!. and 26,0001. they would be entitled to the short bills. It could not be doubted, if the bankruptcy had not taken place, but the Bank- rupt would be liable to refund the bills and cer- tainly the Assignees were not entitled to be placed in a better situation. An extent had been issued by tb Crown against the Petitioners, which the possession of the short bills would enable them to remove. It was an extreme hard case, as it bore on the Petitioners; it had nearly hken their house to its foundation • he therefore trusted his Lordship would direct the illl- mediate restoration of the short bills, for delay mio-ht be the means of compelling the Petitioners' bank to stop payment, which would be most injurious to the inhabitants of Shrewsbury and Chester. Sir Samuel Romilly, Counsel for the Assignees stated, they had not any objection to deliver the^shorr bills to the Petitioners, if he thought they would be secure in so doing an extent had been issued by the Crown against the Bankrupt, and one in aid had been issued against the Petitioners, besides a bona fide one. The only wish of the Assignees-was to act correctly" and they would abide by any order of his Lordship that would protect them hereafter. Lord Eldon-" I have got no jurisdiction over this case. I wish the Assignees to understand, that even an order of mine would not protect them from the ejects of an extent issued by the Crown. And the Petitioners, if they had lodged a chest of plate with the; Bankrupt, might as well ask me to try here an action of trover, as to give them the relief they seek It is a severe case as it affects them, but whatever is done, must be by the consent of all parties. I will let the Petition remain on the paper, to give the Peti- A0ssigneeasn. °PPortumtJr of Siting the consent of the