Star. — London, England, 1816-06-08 00:00:00

r R : I'HILATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. riIHE CR EDITORS wh, have prove , ' the'ir Debts JL under a r.hiewtl Commission of 13. nkropt awar.le ;1 and issued against OLIVER liECKE I'l , la e of the City of V.' inebester, Wine Merchant, Dealer and Chapman, may receive a final Di video,' on their r e spective Debra, on applying ar our Chambers say day between .he hours of Twelve and I wo o' Clock. FAI• 4 ER, :ZLEADMAISI, and U I HOFF, I it, I.lolboa n Court, Gray', Inn, Solicitors t.. the Assign..es. AL). IN ONE DAY. 51‘ or 'MB NEW :•t! ?AEA 1.0 I TilitY OF ONLY opouTICKErs. 'EI H tespeolu:iv begs leave to inform the . sc. thit in th.• New Summer Lottery, for which he has cowr t wis h Guyer, ment, there are but 0,4401 Ttekt.t., all 1 ef which will he drawn is Otte Day, (the 25th of This Month.) The :Ncheine is MO arranged as to give Adventurer; the opportu nity of aNsArng CT • ..14 equal in amount to those in former Lavoie ..31' 21000 '1 irkot. , . A. i . had C..: nti %faction of iispcneng to the Public atilt's OLP twurly ail ti.e Capitals in the late Lortery, including One of 419,nett, One of 1.15,•::,0, Ste. Ac. he looks with coati.:.-nce to a eorrioca• cv ut that favour which he tan hitherto experienced, anti earverly recoarmei.ds an early r.rchaat, that neither the near apptoael. of the Druo:iig, nor ti•.c an as rium..er of 1 ickets, may occasion etisappohltmenr to Lts Frierrds. Tithes and Atarers are srlling by T. 11"..i1-1, Contractor,rNo. 4, Omani, ard No. 9, Charing-Cross ; a d by his various Agents throughout the Knro.urn. PLATE AND ILATID GOODS. T H. BARLOIN' bags to inform the Nobility and U • Gwory, that he ;s riprintr:d Apr . t•rr. one of tlse best Sher- Pl.tte ' t lsaititfacTurers, atoi Si at ttla:rizesl to allow 20 per eita. &cow!, fritrop , paytment, on ail rsomis, uratiticd the itrOf test plated r to-de, 1r is to he for at-t-, ci , thz.• ti.t.tr..t is 40 obvious advan..g l e iturchasirg direct Irons th.: ownitiavory, as the re pesteil etagirtix every article in the shops is subject to, makes toottikrelle sliffetruce is the wear.—Plate runnshe.l on Com mission —No. I 5, I.eicestrr-plam,kricester.square. BY HIS MA IF.;) 11'S ROYAL LETTERB PATENT. MILLARD'S IMPERIAL TWINE SHIRTING CLOTH. THE hltrch tuts, and the Public, are re. Fpettfully informed. by the Patentee, the above Cloth h sold genuine, duly stamped, at the EAt E-INDIA WARE- Nu. t 6, CILCAPSIDE, and at no other House what- i ever, wholesale, in en' ire Cases for Exportation ; and by the Piece,. from 25 to 52 yards each, at is. %6d. 3s. 3s. lid. 4s. 41.6 d. and Ss. 6d. per yard, its le culiar economy, and singular condutiveneas to thu health of the wearer, preventing the ill effect. arising front ridden transitions from heat to cold after exercise, and never imbibing the damp atmosphere in any climate, renders it an ar ticle :emit desirable and of the first consideration to every indivi dual.. 'I o Gentlenien in the Army and Navy, and those travel ling, or who use much exercise in hutitieg, shootiter, &c. •this Privily is invaluable, as it naturally protects and invigorates Inaith and assists the invalid in attaining it, by protecting and re eulating the principal source of health., the perspiration. It is sisipe4l I. every purpose of family use, fur Shitting, tor ehil t!ivil' wear, and for Sheeting, the P.eces for which both 1-4ths, and 6.4ths, contain front too to four pair each, arid surpass every other kind for ecooonty, beauty. and pleasantness of wear. Orders Irian the Cc entry receive esery attention. The White for Ladies Dress, ere may be obtained as above., in Pieces front Two to Four Guineas each, containing from Ibree to Four Dresses. The Public are requested particularly to notice, that the al.4e.•t cm be obtained genuine and duly stampeJ, no where bet of the Patentee, at the East-India Warehouse, No. Pi, Cheap side, (where orders from the country enclosing remittance, are executed as if tha caries were present, and sent flee ot - Le:ne) and it is the more necessary to observe, as h has, been tliscovtred that many spurioes kinds have been imposed upon the roblit, both in L u eston and in the country, to tiie great disap r.:lntrient of the purchas. rs. Numerous families to the first !LC:, have long enjoyed its utility. THE BATH LOTION. 1 17iti IS eleg int mid useful combination of simWe J. eLenerts, heightens and embellishes the charms of the most Ilrautiful tact; it communicates to the skin a brilliancy of tun, a delicate rlents% 44 texture, and juvenile freshness, that cite not he des "lbedi butt which render a counteriance of molerate prc ten sions most unaccountably and irresistibly attractive. the ?lasi; of tuts inestimable acquisition to the toilet, Is a concentrated prepa r74 on of the celebrated Bath Wawa, combined with whir Mgt e dive, s of established repute, for beacifying, preserving, and im ereving the shin ; it seerthly removes every blemish front its sur- Lee, and protects 1i frum ',tektite:icy of the atmosphere or 'Le ravages of urae. Int - rived by Bas on DA: DORT, and sold by the Proprietor's mi.: Agent, Mr. OlaticLl, Peetumer, 7, Little Queen-street, Holborn; likewise be Chrhp, 49, New Bond-street, and the rot nett of Spring gardens; ISO, Oxford-street ; Tait, 41, ; Greer., -9: 4 , Oxford-street ; Rigge, 65,.Cheep side ; and by most respec tadv Peoftnicrs and Medicine Venders. -Trice 3s. • .of ' • t.O , •^ A t - , • 0r';' , 41 1 .651, '1 • J - . 4- 1 4 " • 4L • 1111"( tat - • . _ . SALES AW AUCTION. DISTINGUI§HED LEASEHOLD ESTATE. CONNAUGU r•HOUSE, CON N,AUGHT-PLACE, HYDE- PARK. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Cr fFee-house,'Cliange-alley, Cornhill, on THURS• DAY, lune 13, 1816, at Twelve o'Clock, T HE Spacious. Elegant LEACBHQLD MANSIoN, CONNAUGHT HOUSE, Situate in Connaught-place, overlooking Hyde Park, and com manding lint- and extensive views of the Surrey Hills and Coon , try. Held for a Term of Nlnety•six Years and A half, at a low (;round -rent, let to (ard late in :he occupation of) HER ROYAL HINHNESi THE PRINCESS OF WALE.A, For a *Ferns which expires at Michaelmas next. The Manstosi is a substantial Brick Building ; contains on the Ground Storey, a spacious Enct Ince Paved Hall, Library, ca pital Dining-parlour, Morning room, and Boudoir, handsomely finished and fitted up, a Water Closet, &s.; on the First Storey, are l'wo noble Drawing-rooms, communicating by folding doors, a Morning room, &c. elegantly finished and fitted lip ; *pad u. wry Bed-chambers and Dress•ng-romos, on the Second Sr a:4l Servants' C!‘amber,t, &c. over ditto ; the Basement COIMAII4 Pomestic Offices of ad descripti•lns, double Coasts house -ni Stabling fat novel Horns, vita iitronv; and Lofts over. To be ' t ll the dine of sale; Particulara on the Pre ' Mitiegt of Mr. Yuman, Essex-street, Strand; Subscript's!) Houses, gt. Jame:s-street ; at Clatraway's; and of Mr. Itubius, Warvitck-street, Golden•square. MIDDLESEX. ELIGIBLE PREF:HOLD AND CiII O YHOLD ESTATES, A *considerable pan oh whit! is Tythe.Free, Situate at HAN WILLI., RIII3LIF, dce. sud Marsh Lind at • OLD FORD. By Mr. ROBIN.i, At Garraway',4 Cqff-e hoo%e, 'Cbattge.allry, Conthill, on Tim KS. DA? th•! • I :el of June, t sr'', at • I 'twelve tit-lock; ra - IHE V A LUA ISLE FREEHOLD" an& COPY -111. 1401. D ES rATEs ; corciridng detaetwd Encleturcs rush Meadow and Arable Lind, situate in the Village abd Parish of Ilar.well, on the road to Usbrdge, tight miles from Lonilun ; most desirable for Building and its accommodation. Containing upwards of SEVEN I Y.TnREF. ACRES, The principal part in band. Also, a very VA 1.U.4 t it .1 7 . f!t)Ni eT ES FATE, compris ing upwards of ONE tlUNDatill l NI) PIP IN•ONE ACRES of Excellent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable land, situate in the Parish of RUISLIP, a short die-aucc from Southall and Hitting• doll, and the bigh road to Uxbridge, in the possession of Mr. Mishap and Mr. Herber?, Lenses carte at Michaelmas next. Mo.& Plot of Pit EEHOLD Marsh Land at OLD PORD near.lit)W, aloinmc toe River Lea; coot - and, 6 A. 3 R. 24 P in postie.sioti of Mr Man, tenant at will. loelay be v. rwed by applying to Mr. at lianwell; to the tenanis on 'he other I.ote. Particulars at the Old Hats, Ealing; Coat!' a , ol I lor.es, Ha..well ; Red Lion and White Hart, 'ion ; Horse, U sht idee Oarraway's •of Aiikssi* Dant and Harrison, st,bcittirs, Gray's Inn; of ' Messrs. Richard son and Canfield, Lintoin't. Inn Fields; and of Mr. Robins,War wick street, Golden-square; when Maps of the Lands may he wen. • MIDDLESEX, ON PHE ROAD TO UXBRIDGE. DESIRABLE CO ITAGE RESIDF.NCES,witb EXCELLEN I' GARDEIS, ORCHARD, AND MEADOW LAND. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-Alley. Corlett'', en *lova soar, June 11, 1816, at Twelve o'Clock.in Four Lots, THE De,ii.tble FRE CHO lit) ESTATES, ei-. tuate se Southall, on the Road to Uxbridge. Lot I, Comprses a desirable CO PAGE RESIDENCE, planned tor the acconintrulation of a Gentleman's Family; 'with excelient Offices, Green-house, [yawn, gaud Garden well planted with Fruit 'Urea, Orchard, Stc ; a Gardener's Cottage, with Farm-yard, Barn, .tables.. and Out•buildings; the whole near Three Acres; to the rteiscssion i lax NANT, Esq.— SIX Acit .t mi n d.,w Land may he i.att on Lease, If required. Lot 2. A. Balt..:K-31111.1• DVt'ELLINO-I 'OUSE, two stories high,' a o rooms on a floor, Offices,&c. good Garden and Orchard, Yard, Barn, Stable, Worhiltops, and Out-buildings, about One Acre—in, Lease to Mr, Ja MIES SMITH. Lot .1. An Eli; ble BRICK•BUIL I' Compact RESIDENCE, lately altered and improved at a c trisiderable expentu, with Office!, &c. Lawn, Garden,. &c. well Planted, and Out.builtiags—in posse.sion of Mr. Lf.lAn Lot 4. A very Valuable PLOT of LAND on the opposite side of the 110Aki, containe.g neatly One Acre, Plan: ea with Fruit tree', &c . — in the occupation of G. Tan tin ter, Esq. and Mc. 1.0.1 us a. 'Elie LOTS may be viewed by applying to the Gardener of Lot I, where Paticulars may lie had, and at the Red Lion an& White Hart, entittiall ; Old- . Hats, Ealing ; White Horse, Us bridge • Pigeon*, lirentford ; of Mean. T e nnant and Harri<on, Gray's ' lnts•aquar.:; Gartaway's; and of Mr. Rubina,Warwick am • Golden ooivar!, where a nut may be seen. ttn et, CURZ'JN-aTREE , MAY-FAIR. A CAPITAL. FAMILY RE4IDENCE, with COAM•HOUSE, S VABLINU, large By COURT-YAR Mr. ROBINSD, GARDEN, Ste. , On the Premises, on Timor(' the 18111 'use, 1818, at Twelve o'Clock, A VERY Eligible LErISEHOLD ESTATE L I. for 985 years, commencing from the 25th March, 1752; Land- . 1 ax Redeemed. Comprising a spacious Fatuity Mansion, situate en the North side of Curzon ,•rt et ,M3y-fAir, late the residence of Lady R CAD e, deceased; enclosed by a wall and folding-grl:s, with 1.0..!ges at the eetrance, screened by rows of Frees, and Carriage-drive to the House; which contains, on the upper stories, ten Bed rooms. Dressing-rooms, Water-closet; on the ground storey, a Paved Hall, Vestibule, Stone Staircase, Lady's Morning room, Libra! y, Gentleman's Dressing mom, a Capital Drawing rosn, communicating with a bad Drawitue-ruorn, an excellent Eating parlour with bow-window. In the b East Wing,-on the opper floor, are three roams; first floor, a Laundry ;\ laid's Room and Housekeeper's Room ; gruund-fioor, Butler's Pantry, Fer vants' Dressing-rooms, Hall, cool Larder, commodious Kitchen, Scullery, other Offices, and secandary : 4 taircases ; capital arched Cellars for Wine and Beer and large-Cellar f..r Coals; an excel lent Coach-hone, Stables for seveu horses, with two Sleeping rooms and Loft ovtr ; large Garden at the back of the house, planted with Trees ; being either an eligible eirusaou for the resi dence of a Nobleman, or for building, for w hich purpose it is peculiarly well adapted, from its siturion and extent of frontage, &c.—To be v ewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the Subscription-houses, St. Janiev's-street and Nall- Mall ; Mc. Bramwell, No. 20, Lifieolls-Inn-Fields ; at Car. raway's; and of Nlr. Rf.i.ins, Warwich-streot, Golden •square. ICKENFLANI MANOR FARM, AND LANDS, In the PARISHES of ICKENIIAM and HILLINGDON, near UXBRIDGE. Upwards •f ONR HUNDRED and SIX FY-SEVEN ACRES rich MEADOW, PA3 EL ME, and ARABLE LAND, part TYTHE-FREE, the principal part in a Ring Fence; and the PARAMOUNT MANOR, or REPUTED MANOR of ICKENHAM. By Mr. ROBINS, At Guraway's Coffee house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Tunas- DAY, the 27th of Jun, 18 6, at l'welve o'Clock, inTwo Lots, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, pArt TYT f LE-FREE ; comprising the valuable PARAMOUNT MANOR or LORDStiIP of ICKENHANI, extending over the MANOR of SWAK/..1.Y and the Parishes of ICKENHAM, with the RicUu, Royalties, Fines Herints and Quit Rents, &c. And ICKENHAM MANOR FARM-HOUiE, a substantially Brick-huilt Erection, with Gardens, and all requisite situate in the Village of Itkenham, within two miles of the capital Market Town of Uxbridge and the Gra,nd Junction Canal, tonvettibla into a very eligible Residence for a Gentleman's ' SALES BY A UCT"ION Family, together with sundry• i.olosures of Oils Meadow, Ara ble. and Pasture Land, principal prrt in a Rini Fence. caught.. p ing upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SEVEN ACRES, With Cannon's Farm-Howe and C.lttagzs, in the Pari•hea of Ickenham andllinttdon, a fine part of the County of hiliddte sex, 15 Miles from Lon.lon. 'l'o he viewed by applying to Mr. Westbrook, on the Premises, ; of whom Particulars may be Lad; at the Whit.: Hoer, Uxbridge; Swa',, Rickmersworth E.sex Arm., Watford; Crams, w•re; Red Lion, and Hounslow; Old Haes, Ealing; Pigeons, Brentford ; of Messrs. Rm.', II: ill, R0..4 and Brownky, New Boswell-court, Carry-street; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwiek.street, Golden-square,. where a Plan of tire Estate 27:ay be seen. FOO IFSCKAY-PLACE; KEN r. To be SOLD or I.E I*, FURNISHED. for three Years HIS ELEGAN 1' LTA 1..1 AN.V I LI.A, situated 11 near the•Mai.lstone Row!, thirteen mile,: from Westminster Brilge. The Hoase ont:pri...i, on tly. First Floor, a very hatAsome Hall 5u feet high, a Drawing-room SO feet square by 1 V high, au Eating-room Su feet by 18; a Gallery d 5 feet long, a :.ibrary. Weal:fast-room, and Anti-room ; .tbaVe Stairs, five i*et 3ed-ro.ertls, (lace Dres,,i4o - ooms, !arse ..herseey; :our Servonts' Iled-tarr.ms. and two large -Store-roems; below stairs, a large Kitcheu fi re.l up with every conveulence, Scullery, Ser i vailts' Housekeeper's Room, two liutler's Pan:ries. and all nett s.ary Uilice4; de:at:led Itrewbouse, Laundry. &c. Slabling for twelve I lotse", four Cvach- hou•es, Sersfuns' Koan's over the -stable', Car-lsou.e, .stable. Farm Yard, Ac. $ capital wailed Garde:), well sucked with Fruit Trees. lite House is beautaully situated in a 'ark. CO Acres of which it is pro! , a,eil to Let wi:h the I lawn, couttniug a handsome piece of Water, well vocked with Ft.h. Also to be Le% either with the above or separate, FOO'Fi• CRAY CO r . 1 . .1GE, Furiddied, aud lour Acres 0 . ; Land, cam. maod:ng a remarkably One view, and consisting of a Dra..v,ng room, 16 feet by'l M feet Dinioruotti, 1G by 14 ; ge Kitchen, back Kitch7 it, but!er% Pantry, and small Dress ng-reems, no tie groatin'Alo-Ir ; kuge Cellats and other Offices below -stairs; two Smircises, three best Red-r. Pons, a Store moat, and two large Serlfanti Rooms; a Coach-house, and three-stall Stable, with other Mikes. To be viewed by Tickets with Particulars, may be I'had of Mr. Robins, War w :ck-street, Golden-square. TO WEST INDIA ME ACHAN I'S AND PLANTEIIS. By Messrs. HOGGAP.T and PHILLIPS, At the Aucilan Mart, near the auk of England, shout the Middle of November neer, by Order of the Trurees, (11HE EQUITY of REDEMI 3 rtoN, subject to JL the Incurulwances affecting the cam:, of One-fourth Part or Share of the SUGAR PLAN CATION, called the UNION PIANTATION or ESTA'rE, id Ow Island of Si. Vince:r, and of the Messuages and Bnitdings, Negroes and either SLves, with the Cattle and Appurtenances, late of or belon;;itig to Joseph Warner, Ls.g. Particulars are preparing, and, when rea...y, may be hal ,of Messrs. Walton and Glichlon, Ilainghall-street ; at the Mart; and t.f Messrs. flown and Oid broad street. PADNALL HOUSE, FARM, AND RICH M KADt/W LANDS, near komfoßD, and verging upon HAINAULT FOREST. To be i.Er, to the Highest Biller or an Annual Rent, by AUCTION, By Messrs. HOGGAKT and PHILLIPS, At the Mart, on Fiume, June i 4, unless an accerable effer Is ma& in the meanwhile by Private Contract, ri IHE CapitAl FAMILY I-10 USE. cAlled PAD JL NALL, dell3htfulty situate within el.fven miles of London, two front Rumford, and contiguous to the beautiful scenery ..1 Halnault Forest ; the Mansion is placed in the ceirre al about o:ie I iendreti and Twenty. live Acres of superior M:.a low and Arable lain, in the highest state of cultivation, bean ti•t•tl fur -tone years past by the Honourable East India Co , t.prity, WW I OlEces of every desctipuon, Pleasure-groands and ..::ode's. ; also detached iarin House, Barns, Stabling, Hume Paddock:. :Ad Sheds, well supplied with mpi!al Water, extensive Common rights, and rights et cutting Wood; terming altogether a most .desirable Property. May be viewed on applic.-tlon to Mr. Yufl, on the Farm. Para denims at the White Hart, Remford ; Angel, Ilford; Mr. West, Solicitor, Billiter.lane;• ot Mess**. Hug‘a• rt and Phillips, 01.1 Broad.strett; and as the Mart. FREEHOLD VILLA, MANOR, AND EiTATF., Nt.AR LINDHURSI, in the COUNTY of HAN IS. By Messrs. HOUGART and PHILLIP:i, At the Mart, ou Tv MAT, June 23, acTwelve, in Four Lots, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, Lot 1. A N ELLGANTNew-buiIt.FREEHOLD VILLA, situate on a fine eminence, commanding , beautiful and picturesque Views of the New Forest, Southamp ton River, and the Isle of Wight, sii miles front Southampton, five from Rowney, and four from Lindhurst, with the Manor of Totton Lopperwood ; the Residence and Property of G. Jackson, Esq The House is placed in a Paddock of Twenty-five Acres, ornamented with Shrubbery Walks and Plan•ations, contaitairy eight Bed-rooms, with Dressing-rooms, Drawing-room, 25 feet by 18, Dining-parlour, 24 feet by 17, Library 17 feet square, Hall in tea by 13 feet, with Offices of every description, and suitable for a Family of the first respectability; the Gart:ens are productive, inclosed by wally, and the Residence may be -occu pied immediately. Lots it, 3, and 4, consist of sundry Pieces and Parcels of capital Arable and Meadow Laud, near Lot 1, containing aleogtaher about Eighty-eight Acres, with several Farmhouses and Out buildings. Particulars are preparing, and when ready may be had at tit: While Horse, Romney ; Crown, Litulltorst ; Dolphin, Sout!,:unp ton ; George, Winchester ; Plough, Cheltenham ; ; White Hart, Bath ;of Mr. Sim-on, St. Paul's Clinrch.yartl ;of Mr. Harbiti, Solicitor, Ringwood ; of Mr. Whisbaw, Solicitor, Gray's Inn; at the Mart ; atol of Messrs. Hoggart and 62, Broad-street, Royal Exchange. CAPI FAL FRILEHOLD FA FE, MANOR, MA NsION, PARK, and ri [TIES, in the COUNTY of SUFFOLK. By Messrs. HOG OAR' and PHI 1.. LI L'S, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, en FRID 1..1y 12, at Twelve, in oue Lot, by order of the Assignees oiN Mr. UM" KEMP, THE beatatiful ESTATE and MANSION, called BRANCHES, with the extensive Manor, Quit-rents, Rights, Royalties, Tolls or two extensive Fairs, and other advan tages; together with One Thousan4 Acres of capital Arable, Meadow, Water-Meadow, aird Wood Land % in the highest state ,of cultivation, subdivided into four Farms, with Farmhouses, ' capital Barns, and numerous Out-Buildings, together with the great and small Tithes extending over upwards of Three Thou sand Acres of fertile Land; The Estate possesses many advan tages superior to most,: the Mansion is placed upon a line end nence, presenting a handsome elevation, upon a site of ground 141 feet by 7a; the Rooms are of fine proportions, a Drawing room and Inning-parlour, each 36 feet by 24, by 18 feet high; numerous Bed-rooms and Offices of every description, and ap propriate for a Family of distinction. The Mansion is embn somed by Plantat'ona, i4ll the centre of a fine Park, ornamented with stately Timber, and well supplied with Water by a Lake and Canal; the whole Property in hand, situate in a - fine Sporting Country, abounding with Game, seven miles from Newmarket, in the Parish of Cowliuge, and in the Coonties of Suffolk and Cambridge; upon the Estate are several Cottages, &c. as will be more fully described in the Particulars now preparing. The Mansion may be viewed with Tickets onTy, which may be had pf Mr. Isaacson, Solicitor, Newmarket; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, Old Broad-street, of whom Particulars may be !fad 15 days prior to the Sale. The Lands may be viewed on application to Mr. Bell, the Bailiff, and Particulars had at the Rutland Arms, Newmarket; Crown Inns; Chestetfifkl and Hockerill; Angel, Bury; and at the Anti* t. P4RLI-IMliNii4Rr P tOCEEOIVGS. HOUR OP LORDS, JUNE 7. The Houle IV-v': further evidence 0.0 the I.ibilet Dyott's divorce; and guts Of th.l whit/ewe deposed to .evrre' • acts, log that Gener4lliyottind hit wife did not live hipody tirether, though so Ise other.. depneed to the contra-y. further peo ceedie3 %vas pnvponed till,gotiday, when the vrttneiselp, and one Asiimore, who been S.ecrvant l 4 •he family, were order,. i to at V-Ild e Earl of I..3ITDERI)AI. moved for cal rapere to chew tile sate of the Irish Silver COhtigei wIL were order * ed to he produced.. The. Earl of CARNARVOI4 alis moved for further papers oe the .rite of the. Sliver Coin, which were oriltael. The Civil Lbt Bill rya+ committed and reported, r.nd ordered `for a third reading en ru,tzt. ADDY's DIV4INCC. - Ahdy's Divorce Bill hav;ng hren ciestmitted.e , The Earl of• LAUDERDALE „proposed the Manse which in these ceses ottga, ie his opinion, • always to be insetted in the Bills •1-hesaerely., a clause for melting some nehvisien tor the w-roap, so that she -••ght not he left eitirele destitete. Lady Ahdy heti nreittght l(ii.:111c of I ),003 to 1, .! :; trekt, .ind the object n: the creme was to give er ,sa a:o* anie. equal to the ir.terest.of that. sum (a175(Y.)). The Earl of LlTti E ICK. stated, that SirWilliallf Ahdy left the mater eotirely tc Lordshipil. t a a . h e wa s wiliint, ns tar as depentl.l cm him, that she sh , :dd have a 1.14- provision. The LT.? I) said, that the pine mone y h a d . o /'r'ot!, and he did not think the pro. vision °ilea T.:7 go beyond tha-. "Toe Earl of LIMERICK. eiht:veti, ;hat 4100 mitt be seificiera. The Earl of LAUDERDALE agneel to reduce the Allewaoce to Fir:)!), end the t. r an allow ance of etoo was arcordinlv ins?red. Tee Earl of LAUDE' I? ALM: then adverted to the Standing Order, hy eh: .h it was ordered, that itb these Bel: a clause should gee inserted to prevent the interma:riage of the otTen.iing partit s. • hrs order had seldom been acted upon by their Lai &Oil's. It had, he believed;aiways been omitie , excels' in 01141 instance, where it appeared ti be matter of tittle mo. mein whether it should be inserted or not. 'But thou4h a clause ot this kind had been allresed to remain in the Bill oe that occasion, he dal not think that it ought to be allowed to remain in the present Bill. The cases were widely different. He under. stood it was to be contended that the letters written to the Lady by the to er slimed that the seduction, ' had been effected by a promise to marry her. The letters were, to be sure, like most others of the kind, sufficiently foolish ; but they did not prove that the seduction had been effected by a promise of marriage, and if their Lordships allowed the clause to remain in this Bill, they would do a misch:el of the worst descriptien. The letters evidently appeared to have been written subsequent to the commission, of the zduhery, and io pr .ceed, in a great measure, from an anxiety to make every possible reparation to the Lady. He moved that tee clause be omitted: Lord , KENYON stated, that the levers had been printel at his instance, and he had proposed the ptintieg of them because ie his opinion they appeared . in their very terms to afford reasons for the insertion of the clause in this 11;11 particularly. It was true that the ciaus , had been usually omitted ; but co that omission he had never leeett a party. He did net mean at presnit, however, to insist on the general proposition that all these Bills ought to contain such A clause. Their Lordships had often omitted it in he face .1 their own *handing Order; and therefore, with his limited experience and weight in that House, he only now argued, that whatever might have been done in other cases. the clause clearly ought to, re main in this Bill. The foundation and object or their Lordships' Standing Order were, as he understood, 'to prevent that encouragement to immorality which I might' be held out bythe prospect of an intermarriage between the offending parties, in consequence of their own misconduct. Now it ippeared to him that the present case was precisely one of that description which peculiarly called for the application of that sort of guard which their Lordships had provided : for he was convinceJ, from these letters, that the prospect and promise of marriage were the means by which the seduction had been accomplished.. One of these letters, which appeared to have been written before the fact—(No, no)—Well, thathvas matter of inference and argument, and their Lordships would jadge . lor themselves. None of' the letters were dated, but, in that to which he referred, the person with whom she had offended called himself her husband. The expressions were—" Can my love think herself happy without her own dear, dear husband?" And then, in another letter, the following expressions oc curred—" If iny beloved wife, . for such you really are, should condemn me to years of absence, you will find me thiesame. I swear, by AL:et:here GOD, no. thing shall prevent our being united by the solemn ,ties of the Church." Now, what interpretation could their Lordships put upon this, except chat her scruples arose from an apprehension that she might be desert -ed ? She was found living with her husband without any strong attachment for him, and was under these circumstances persuaded to leave him.; and unless their Lordships were prepared to encourage a,species of immoraiity of the worst kind, 'they would not agree to omit this clause. He had always conceived that the reason why the clause had been omitted in other Bills was, because it was not likely that the parties would marry : but in tite prreisze 6 t c e a t s: ee „w n h ti er ie e it appeared that the ho p e i et a m ar offending parties was the eircumstanceavhich led to the commission of the crime, the clause ought un doubtedly to be inserted. The Bishop of CHESTER decidedly approved of what had been said- by the Noble Lord who spoke last, and had never performed his public duty with a stronger conviction that he acted rightly than in supporting the proposition for retaining this clause. The Earl of CARNARVON looked at the subject in the general view in which he thought these ques. tions ought to be considered. If there was a defect in the law as it stood : that defect oust* to be rem a r • THIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' Servarte wilt perform the new Tragedy called BERTRAM ; OR, THY. CASTLE OF ST. ALDOBRAND. The Characters by Mr. Kean, Mr. Popo, Mr. Holland, Mr. .. 11 Ntr Mr. Kent, Mr. Barnard; Miss Boyce, Tour , Miss Couke , and Miss Somerville. which will he added, • THE TURNPIKE G \ TE. The new 'r ragedy of Bertram will be repeated every evening (Deuefit nigh, t xceptetl) till the end of the ieason. BY DESIRE OF THE PRINCE'VS CHAIM() FE AND THE PRINCE OF :AXE COBOURG. THEATRE ROYAL. 'OVF:4T-GARPF.N. THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per formed, MACBET 1. Macbeth, Mr. Kemble ; Nlacduff, Mr. Egerton. Lady Macbeth, (by desire), Mrs. Siddous. To which will fie added, 10 FIN, OF l'A R IS. 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