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7 - ^T 'I • ri S r • 4 1111PlphTh 1 41:2 , 4lc 4, Ps_ ;1 7 4. 04 :ii•toJp.G. fk 7 o CR I / 4 . _..eA,4„ it at. •• 4 4 , 1 41 prig, ..") WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1816. rit9l4 Altrinr- PRICK SEVEN -PENelt. THE •NRAREST, AND LEAST EXPENSIVE ROUTE TO GUILDHALL, LONDON, S.h Jung, i Sta. THE COMMITTEE for LETTING the CITY'. -11- LANDS will met at Guildhall, on Twitsonr, the Roth day of June, Ma, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, to LET by PUB LIC AUCTION, on a Building Lease fur 61 Years, from Mid summer, I NO, i PIECE of GROUND on the south side and near the West end of LOMEARD•STREET. The Plan and Conditions for Letting may be seen at the Comp • troller's 011ica, Guildhall. JOS. BUSHNAN, Cor PARLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS. THE NETHERLANDS.—OSTEND via RAMSGATE. tatTHE MARQUIS OF ANGLESEA PACKET, Captain CHARLES FOSTER, sails from Ramsgate to Ostend every Saturday, and from Ostend to Rams* pre every Tuesday. The addle are very respectfully informed, that the above fasts sailing new Packet is fitted up in a most superior style of aecont modation for Passengers, and is likewise peculiarly well adapted for carrying over Horses, Carriages, Goods, dr.c.— fhe Owners beg leave to assure their Friends, and the Public In general, that this Vessel will be found to surpass most in the Passage line. no expense or trouble having been spared, with a view to the cold* fort of the Passengers; and they hope, by strict punctuality and civility. to merit a continuance of that support, which they are gratefully proud to acknowledge since the Marquis of Anglesea 112$ began to run. She makes up thirty most excellent Beds I. her three Cabins, and has separate Stalls fur eight Horses.—Best cabin Passengers One Guinea each. Further particulars may be learned at N. SS7,Strand, London, where Passengers bound to Ostend and Britsseis, are booked to join the Marquis of Anglesea, and be conveyed thither at the low charge of Xi. 18s. from London —lnformation may likerise be had at Ramsgate of Mr. John Phillips, Effingham-Place; and at the Inns, and Foreign Puke! Office. N. L'. Captain FOSTEII is (Irons long expetience) well ac quainted with the Passage, and Coasts of Hulland end France, and is justly allowed by all who have gone with Inni, to be parti cularly attentive and obliging to his Pass. ngers. .. HOUSE Ott LORDS JUNE is. A Deputation, consisting of Earls Stottuors, lasiastcato Ro§ sLT tr, the Bishop of Csoon so Lords ST. Athoe., Doutstass and Lau D LIDA Le, wseti appointed to meet the Commons in the Painted Chamber, in order to communicate to the other House the Resolution of their Lordsbi•ts to present an Address to the Prince Regent relative to she ameli4ration and regulation of die Statute Laws. and to solicit the concurience of the Commons * the said Rein Wenn. The Deputation soon after returned, and by the report of Earl Swanson acquainted the House, that they had met the Commons in the Painted Chamber, and had com municated to the Right Hon. Nicholas Vansittart and die other Managers deputed in behalf of the Commons, of their Lordships' Resolution. imperellerr. THE JUNIOR UNI rED SERVICE CLUB. WHE FIRST GENERAL MEETING in be j. beid at the British Coffee-house, Cockspur-streeton Pitons. probe 20tb June instant, at Two o'Clock precisely, for the inehentent of 2 COMMITTEE, and for the arrangement at ge go es sod Regulations for the Government of the CLUB, ;I;ode business; when the attendance of Members is parti op* eequested. In the mean time. Gentlemen desirous of ~etpmlag Members, and who have not yet signified their inten d., ate requested to communicate the sante (post free) to the seno rs, Mr. W. WALE an, Cleveland. court, St. James's-place. Tbef:lub comprizes the ranks of Captain and subaltern, W ogs( the Civil Stitff of the United Services of Army, Navy, dappesnts) hlayines, Millie, and Ho nourable East India Corn % fa renp+,;Aid ell of the same ranks uu Hsf.pay, or who yy~isout or retired. On the motion of Lord LAUDERDALE, the third reading of Dyeres Divorce 841 was axed for to-morrow. The Madder Duties Regulation, the Grand Juries Indictments, and the Edinburgh Police Bills were read the second time,. and ordered to be committed. _ _ _ BOOKS. DIVINITY, ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY, SERMONS; ARTS AND SCIENCPS, HUSBANDRY, GARDENING, NATURAL HbTORY, PHYSIC, &c. &c. By Onler, , 00 t 816. (Signed) WM. WALKER, Secretary. • Thb day was published, price Is. P 43 If. of ACATALOGUE of BOOKS (consisting of about 50:s0 Volumes) in the above.mentionei Classes of Literature, by the most Esteemed A ut:.ors, both of the Establish ment and Dissenters; among which will he found Bibles In the Hebrew and other Languages; the Works of Tillotson, Beve ridge, Borrow, Hoadly, Clarke, Henry, Burnet, Brandt, Light foot, Josephus, Patrick, Louth, and Whitby, Cudworth. Burkit, Border, Chillingworth, Lardner, Seeker, Sherlock, Warburton, Poole, Paley, Priestley, Doddrtdge, Orton, Mosheim, &c. &c.— The Encyclopedias ut Chambers, Rees, Gregory. &c. Dickson's System of Practical Agriculane, Botanical Magazine, Withering's Botanical Arrangements , various Herbals, Shaw's Zoology, &c. Oa Sale by W. kooowas, Shrewsbury. Catalogues to be had of the Proprietor ; of Messrs. Longman, Hurst, use., Orme, A and Brown, Paternoster-row, London ; and of the different S alop and the adjoining coubties. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE. TI UST LIZ. The Duke of RUTLAND s K. G. The Marquis of BUCICIMMIA M. The Marque of NORTHAMPTOM. The Earl of Lima Ossoay. WILLIAM Esq. M.P. S. BERNARD MORLAND ) Esq. M.P. • And Silty Directors. g a ming DireCter..-J. T. BAIL ILILBEAUIIO NT, Esq. F. A.S. A P ERMAN ENT CAPITAL of 8 400,000, in ad dicing to the fluctuating Fund arising from the Premiu o m., b ?welded to guar antee the engagements of the ° th ee The n. did Members subscribing to this Permanent Capital are alone k o nsible for knees. The Surplus of the Premiums, after pay. kg loon and upsilon, is returned to those now insured, u well as the original Members. Claims are paid immediately, without &ductal' sr discount. Agents are appointed in all the principal towns, who are also ggerts to the PaounslNT Lira Orrice. WAN I'S A SI I UATION, ARespectable YOUNG WOMAN, who wishes to t ngage herself in a Iravellity , e Family, or to go abroad. bind for S. E. No. ii , Caroline-street, Camden Town. VASHIONABLE COA'rs, cut and made in a superior and elegant style, of the best superfine cloth, for As 124.; best fashionable Waistcoats 165.; Pantaloons, Welling ties,or Comes cheap in proportion; a suit of Livery complete, A lie. 'I he ' beefless of this house being wholly done with lady money enables the Proprietor to submit the above great Itantage, to Noblemen, Gentlemen, and the Public at large, which b not less thaw from 25 to 40 per cent. under other houses, a HUI, Fleet street, four doors east of Chabeery-Luca Getlentetk, Merchants. and those in want of large quantities, trill k find a great advantage by applying as above; a variety of waliTuticle is kept ready finished for the convenience of Gentle men travaapv THIRVY THOUSAND POUNDS M ay be pined by a Single Ticket, NEXT TUESDAY, £LL TNN LOTTIRT %MA. IN MIAMI ON TIAT SAT, With Prizes of 422,000, selo.ooo, £3,000, oce+ trEjE pre-eminent success which has attended the ellteosif T. DOH, induces him to hope with confidence k a eantieuence d that patronage which he has hitherto so libe l* experienced. The sunnier Lottery, coasicing of only 6000 Bebe% will be aU drawn Next *lnesday, on which Day, One %diet Sissy obtain £30,000 The Scheme contains Prizes of ar.oo, ,110,000, Ste. Ste. nose of T. bill's friends who have pot yet favoured him Midair Orders, may now secure themselves against disappoint sat by making an immediate purchase, but in doing se, there imitate to be lost. Tickets and Shares are Selling by T. BISH, Contractor, at his Vines, 4, Carob II; Charlog-Cross. Where he s aid one Prise°, £30,000, one of £6OOO, and XS other Capitals in the Lawry just finished. JSIVEWRIGH'r begs leave to call the sum. . don of his Friends and the Public to the Summer Lotter/ of only 6000 Tickets, to be drawn in One Day, 95th THIS NIONIH (lane). SZIVEME CONTAINS 1 . - £lO,OOO 1 - - £1 0,000 s . - £ 3,000 3 . - £l,OOO 16 xsoo, £3OO, and £6OO 1,310 of £lOO down to £lO The Ers drawn above 4600 will be entitled to the £lO,OOO Prize, and may be a e6-30,c00. The above number of Tickets is not near what was sold is ik last Lottery, an early purchase is therefore recommended at 37, CORNBILLi s I It, HOLBOIN, Slit HATUARICtir, I it:, Oxeoau•symerr. GREAT SUCCESS AS USUAL, AT WEUE'S OFFICES, IN THE LAST LOTTEKY. G "EBB ' grateful to th e Public for their eicreas. . lag Patronage, is happy to announce that Fortune has Apia most IllAraily rewarded many of those Penr,ris who im mured him with their commands, in the Lottery just finlike& the following Capital Prizes having been Shared and Sold at his filaces, 9, CORNHILL, and 17, LUDGATE-STREET: Nu. 19,090 a Prize of £31,000 3,134 a Prize of £5,000 738 a Prize of £l,OOO 8,806 a Prize of £4OO The above were &glanced to the Public in 37 Shares. A HEW LOT l'EltY ol only 8,000 TICKETS, containing 1 • Prize of ' • £20.0 00 1 . Prize of . .210,000 8 - Prizes of - £ 3 .0 00 3 . Prizes of - £l,OOO &c. &c. NM be all drawn in One Dal, on TUESDAV, 25th THIS MONTH, (June). Tickets and Shares are selling at WEBB% Fortunate Offices, ',Cymbal, and 17, Ludgate-sat eec. :SIILEC 1' Alt 111.3. Es O ES I'AE),AS4 IED REPU f A LION. REMET's ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DENTIMUCE, which excel, both in t leg:dice and efficacy, *T7 odatrpreparation for ti :Teeth and Gums, price u. Sd. each. Alle Catena is particularly recommended to Parents and per vert who have the care of Children as the greatest preservative L il l: 4 n and tender Teeth. None are Genuine bat what have the "rds, "1. Hemet, Bayley and Blew, evAsPuravigeet." err Med in the stamp. CATHARMAN WATER, for tbe general improvement of Ike Complezien, the cure of all cu coos and the bites alla glilP of venomous Insects. Pfau 7s. 6d. 1140.pinis 4s. fralt oath. UTLEY'. TRUE F,SSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS for !Ilk Ink spots and stains r.ut of LaOrkancl LIND* Th. Ppßio.,.! "W. Bayley " on the Box and WraPPsr.“Al"n S OtOLIRING DR 0 PS, for tak.ng Grease WU uf Warti "WS W ool- Cloth, Sic. price is. each. Veritable POMMADE DIViNE, pries Se. 641. the glass. , Sold Wholeirde and Reality BILTIAT and Esser, Perfumers, lad Manufacturers of Dressing and Writing Cues, Cocksun ere; London ; „a im a l io ine l be had, Cad asso's incomparable /tam Starr the hut and most dursible Ovallidießied the PbUri Prkv es. as IW,6$: so& PASSAGE TO FRANCE vault BRIGH FUN To DIEPPE. ehT. THE beautiful and fast sailing Smack 1 161:2Z ELIZA PACKET, Captain WATT, (loth* room of Captain Lino, resigned,) continues to sail every Saturday Evening at Eight o'Clock from Brighton to Dieppe, and from Dieppe to Brighton, every Wednesday, under the immediate pa tronage of his Royal Highness the PainCt ittelNT. The Elias Packet is by far the largest Vessel which is navigated as a Packet to France, and having been a Leith and London Smack, is fitted up and arranged hi that stile of elegance and convenience which has rendered the Vessels in that Trade the admiration of all I strangers. The Eliza contains Five Cabins, and one exclusively for the Ladies. Passengers by the Eliza Packet will be provided in a plentiful Table, while on board, free of expense, and pre. cisely on the plan of the Leith and London Smacks, hich have giv e n such universal satisfaction; the Passengers by the Eliza Packet, will thus be saved the trouble and expense of laying la a stock of Provisions on shore, and they will also be put on board, tree of all charges for boat hire. The Eliza Packet Office is established at No. 361, Strand, front of Exeter Change, London, where Passengers banking them selves, will have a ileket, entitling them to the above privileges, and here further particulars may be learnt.—For particulars, at Brighton, apply at Smith's P• cker Office, No. 58, the bottom of Ship-street ; and of Mr. at No. 29, West Cliff. •,,• Cabin Passengers £3. 2s. Deck Posengers Zi. Is. Chil dren hair price, and auy Passengers dissatisfied with their treat• went, may have the money returned with pleasure. Be sure to enquire for the ELIZA PACKET, Captain WATT, as Captain Lind, who formerly commanded the Eliza, now sails a small Packer, abort 43 tons, c..iled the k:.:z ABETU. . N.B. A large Hold fur Carriages, Luggage, Ste. &c. SALES BY AUCTION. CURZON-STREET, MAY-FAIR. A CAPITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE, with COACH-HOUSE, S FABLING. large COURT-YARD, GARDEN, Ste. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises. TO•34ORILOW, the troth June, 1516, at Twelve o'Clock, AVERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE for mai Years, commencing front the 18th Meech, 1143; Land-lax Redeemed. Comprising a spacious Family Mansion, situate on the North side d Curzon • st reet, May-fair, late the residence of Lady Raga a, deeeaied; enclosed by a wall and foldinrgites, with Ledges at the entraoee, screened by rows of Trees, and Carriage-drive to the House; which contains, on the upper stories, ten Bed rooms, Dressing-roosts, Water-eleset ; on the ground-storey, a Paved Hall, Ve)tibule, Stone Staircase, Lady's Morning. room, Library, Gentleman's Dressing room, a capital Drawing room, communicating with a back Drawing-room, an excellent Eatiorpartour with bow window. In the East Wing, on the upper flour, are three rooms; ern Boor, a Laundry Maid's Room and Housekeeper's Room; ground-Boor, Butler's Pantry, Se& wants' Dressing-rooms, Hail; cool Larder, commodious Kitchen, Scullery, other Oakes, and secondary Staircases; capital arched Cellars for Wine and Beer, and large Cellar fc r Coals ; an excel. lent Coach-house, Stables for seven hoses, with two Sleeping rooms and-Loft over; large Garden at the back of the house, planted with Trees; being either as eligible situation for the resi dence of a Nobleman, or for bedding, for which purpose it le peculiarly well adapted, from its situation and extent of frontage, kr..—To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Premises; at the Subscription-houses, St. James's-rtreet and Mall; Mr. Bramwell. No. SO, Lincoln's-lan•Fields ; at Gar rawly's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. TO BE SOLD BY AUC ,lON, At the Coolant Home, DOVER, on TaVaSIAT, the 27th of tune, at One o'Clock in the Afternoon, In sundry Lots, T HE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ. Four Carnelian Necklaces, 4 Pair Bracelets, 4 Pair Par Drops, 4 Crescmte, 4 Hearts, az? Crones, $47 Yards Thread Lace, 291) Yards Silk Lace, 10 Yards Muslin Trimming, 61 Yards Silk Gauze, 69 Snuff Boxes, 50 Pair Spring Oaten, 431 Wickes., Baskets, 1 Picture, I Paintings on Copper, 25 Drawings, 297 Paper Prints, 2 Musical Seals, 66 Ornamental Combs. is Pbtsl Rouge, 61 Pounds Wonted Cctwel, and sundry other Articles. log TIC 111UTILIS: Eleven aocks o 4 Time Pieces, 27 Pair browse anti gift Candle sticks,l6l Pieces French Porcdain, 1 Mandrake Root, 434 Silver Medals, 23 Pictures, 116 Paper Prints, 1 Ornamental Comb; Which may be dewed (In aka hours) two days precoding,, and .on she moridog of the day of N. B. A Deposit of 425 per Cent. will be required. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - - - - In the Month of August next, unless an eligible offer be pre viously made by Private C.eutract, ALL that well accustomed INN, called the CROWN, in Woodbridge, Suffolk, in the occupation of Mr. Rona, coftaisting of an Assenibly• room in front about 40 feet in length, and Card-room correspondent; thirteen Bed rooms en the first floor, and suitable Attics , fourßemas in front en the ground 1004 with good Wimp under, and four Rooms buckward, besides a lisr.rtions, excellent Kitchen, Waiter's Pantry, and other convenient 011 ices, together with a Billiard room, Bowling-green, Inge Garden, and Stabling for 30 Horses, with Soldiers' Rooms adjoining. Also, a pod Tap-room de tached, with Coach and Chaise Douses, and every other requisite for carrying on sn extensive and lucrative trade as an Inn, tope thee with a large iPightle behind, iontainisig about an Acre, and a Field, containing tour Acres, more or less. The above Inn is situate in the Theroughfam-street,in Woodbridge, WA cooloioodi the Posting Trade haw London to Yarmouth. Also, all those Lands or Meadow., called tbe morally LANDS;; near the Town of W oo db r id ge ,* the Perish of Mekong now in the =libidos of Mr. john Wood, contaisdas twenty Acres more or laws,Of atait esielknt Meadow Lead, Si which an exclusive Orolit, beside the Hay, is mode about the Ist ter end of October In every year, frees she Drovers nit iiigbbad Beasts, at the Mateo bk. Possession of the above vii mg Land In easy be bad at Michaelmas next, at width these Mr. leper% Lease (s -pirit; and of the Haekssy Landsat CO:buses sew, wbss Mr: Wood's loisoesPkva; 1 1 9 r *whet Partkulara en *s of fir. Palbant, beadier and ' N otary Public; or' Ilk. Lead* . 1.1W4 Agent, Weedbridro - ' Vie exesiee). Lends to be post pa* • FROM Ld4T NIGHT'S LONDON GAZEITE. CROWN-OFFICE, lONE 11, ISIS. MrMsus returned to serve In the rreseat PALLIAIItWT. Borough of Liverpool —rho Right Hon Gnats' CANNING. Borough of (htcun.—MAlL WOOD, of Galion. Esq. to the row► of Mr WILLIAM Comotave, But. who bas accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. BANKRUPTS. Charles West, of Bucklersbury, London, warehouseman, dealer and Waltman, to surrender June 25, at eleven, July 8, and 30, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dahl, Bißiter-lane. M'Quoid, of Leadenhali-street, Lumina, merchant, dealer and chapitian June 22,July 6, at one, and July 30, at twelve, at Guildha ll. Attorney, Mr. Hacker, New-court, Swithin's-lane. Joseph Barker and Charles Graver, of Broad-street, London, and at Amsterdam, merchants, copartnera, dealers and clupmen, June 25, July 2, and 90, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. E. A. Wilde, Warwick-square, Nowirate•creet. Benjamin Gall the younger, of Woodbridge, Suffolk, draper, taylor, dealer and Chapman, June 24, 25, and July 30, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Woodbridge. Attoniies, Mr. R. Jack son, Woodbridge ; or Mr. Nelson, Barnard's-Inn, London. ,Thmtaas Cobden, of Chichester, Susses, carpenter and builder , dealer and chiptuan, July S. at one, July 4, a: eleven, and July NS, at one, at the India Arms Inn, Gosport. Anomie', Mr. John Bogue, Clements inn, London; or Mr. James Hoskins, Umpart. Robert Clack., late of Warwick.J3ridge, Cumberland, dealer and Waltman, July 9,4, and 30, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Car lisle. Anomies, Megan. Muunsey and Sisson, Carlisle; cr Messrs. Mounsey and Fisher, Staple-Inn, London. Thomas Clarke, of Worley, Lancsnbir:, corton.manufacturer, dealer and chapman, June 26, 2P, and 1 oly SO, at two, at the Warren Bulkeley 41rms Inn, 5t0t..p0r.... Attornies, Messrs. Cooper, Lowe, and bower, Southampton-Building., Chancery lane, London; or Mr. Chethton, Stockport. ' Thomas Buttock, of New Leith, Clupelry of Comae, Lancashire, coitus-spinner and edicts-manufacturer, dealer and chaptnan, July 5, e, and 30, at eleven, at the Dog avert), Manchester. Aunrnies, Mr. George Oswald Smith, M-chester, Of Messrs. Hurd, hhaw, and Johnson, King's Benet, liraiks, Temple. Wilfrid Forster, •of Shaddon-gate n e ar Carlisle, Cumberland, brass and Ireo.founder, dealer and chapnun, June 27, 9.13, and July NO, at 'l ven. at the Duke's Head inn, Cardsle. Attornies, Mr. Hodgson, Mucklersisury, London, at Mr. Pearson,Carlisk. Henry Becher, of row/full'. ferrate smiiiistun Nod, Surrey, ohlriner, nserchant,dealet and cha pman, June 22, 95, and July 80, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Kearsa7 and Spurr, 111, ilieht:ptgato• street-Within. Alexander Dues, of the North Shore without the Walls, New castle-upon-Tytte, ship-Int:oer, dealer and chapmm, July 9, 10, and 30, at eleven, at. the George Inn, Newcastle upon Tyne. Attornies, Mears. Atkinson and Wipes, 56, Chancery-lane, London; or Joseph Bainbridge, Newcastle. Joseph Farthing, of St. John's.street, Middlesex, victualler, deal e and chaplain, Jane sS, July 0, and so, at one, at Guild. MB. Attorney, Mr. Rothman, Ely-place, Holborn. Thomas Byrchmore, late of Caddinvon, Herts, (but new a pri soner hs the Fleet,) farmer, dealer and ehapnaan, June 25, at eleven, June 99, and July 30, at NA at Guildhall. Atimmes, Messrs. Aubrey and Curls, Toc:Vs-coati, Curshor-street, London; tpr Mr. Vakatine Willis. Luton. John Tay*, late of Hoxton-town, Middlesex, rag and flock merchant, Inas MI, July 6, and $O, at one, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. West, New Boswell-port, Cireratreet. MINIM. Milburn, Hignmosurs-court, Mincing lane. London, Wine and spirit-broker, June 112, July 1, at lit, and July 30,* 1, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Haynes, Faithurab-street. DIVIDENDS. July 0, F. Cur, of Newmarket, .druggist. July 9, H. Rugg, of Amain hive, sillnan. July SO, B. Bova, lam of Catherine con 'fewer-hill, corn-factor. July 9, T. Pinkerton, of New merehant. July 9, M. Falles of Upweb, Pam bridgeoldre, shopkeeper. July 1 3 , J. H. GOodlake and W. it Goodish% el Ligaelsouse, ship-cha ndlers. July 9, W. limiter, of liamet,street, Uondnslin's Fields, broker. July IS, I. Strom : BUM, of Austin Friars, merchant. July 9, J. Moorhouse, of Illeatw-street, Chelsea, wipe-merchant. July 9, S. Wright, set). Grahsgo-road, Bermondsey, bricklayer. July 12, J. Noyes,' h a of Pewsey, Wiltshire, coal-merchant. July 11, J. Saint, late loLLymington, Southamptoushire s Iron-founder, June sp, D. Anderson, of Billiter- lane, .nierebaut. July 9, A. F. Kemp, of Austin Friars, merchant. July 10, S. Ackerky, of Liverpool, dnber. July ts,l. Harvey, of Okehampton,Davocshire, wool- July IS, F. Fiber, 4 the Edgware•road, nurseryman. July 13 * T..kiinnam, Toctenham-coort-md, grocer. July tai, 1. Whkaka• Lend!) asealseller• July 9, J. Banter, late of the ,City Chambers, Bishopsgate.street,merchait. July 9, J. Brown*, of Sindf•rd, Devonshire, farmer. July 13, D. Cornish, of Fronie Selwood, 40thter. ;sly 9, R. Mara, late of Stoke Goblin& Leicatershire, farmer. July ISt, W. Price, of Worcester, anima. CARTIFICATES, JOLT 9. J. W. Sowerhy, of Fbh4treet-hill, merchant. J. Tyre'', late Of likkaniedis Lanaphire, cattl e- dealer. W. l Hancocks, late of Stratton, Henterfsbize, pig -dealer; R. Woakley, of Plymouth- Dia, warn- . H. Norman, St. Kept's, Hisatingdonshire, corn-dealer. IL Bam of Uttotteter. Staffordshire, ;Quinton earlier. T. Strafforsl a n d Q. Stra ff ord, of Holborn Bridge , ha - . beiditshers. C. A..4asdl, of Canbaltimi *lnn, PsPePPak e r• W. Oriettlis, of Bads ; hatter. S. Stocks, of jamalca.row, Ber -1 npondinip rope manufeaver. Halford, lets of Finch-lane, Corghtli, stock-larther. L. Stns. of Castle-street, Hoondsditch, ineftbest. R. King, hag of Oldp-strosh-road, botcher. R. ?otter, MM dpbeities . , ibtrbrklre, Mr. Beocineri and Others, from the Commons, brought up the Soldiers and Sailors Trades, Agricultural Horses Exemp tion, and the Charitable Donations Bills, which were read the first time. After Dome olviervatinns from Lord Et.t.csmoito von, the MAr. quis iiißucitianth•ss, and Lord ELDON, in the Committee on the Bristol- Small Debts Bill, the third reading of the.i3lll was fixed for Thursday next. Previous to the order for t;te tLird reading of the Alien Bill, Earl GREY was desirous to procure from the Noble Viscount opposite (Lord Sidmouth) . some in. formation relative to certain alledged facts which ap peared to him not only intimately connected wit the Bill itself, its nature and effects, but of the deepest importance to the character of the Government, and even the credit of the country. The person to whom he was going to allude, was a man of considerable estimation, having once held the high office of Vice- President of the United States of America. Mr. Burr was that person, who it appeared h.id been, under the authority of the Alien Act, sent out of the country. He wished to learn from the Noble Secre tary of State, whether that had not been the fact? Lord SID mount had heard something of what the Noble Earl afliolud to, and made particular in. quiry respecting it, and he could assure .the Noble Lord, that Mr. Burr bad not been sent out of the country by any exercise of the power or authority of the Government. It had appeared that Mr. Burr, after having twice, for some purpose or from some motives of his own, assumed a false name, had been arrested by authority of the Secretary of :Rate; but it having afterwards been discovered that the feigned names were not adopted for any dangerous purposes, Mr. Burr was released, and obtained passports for proceeding, according to his desire, to Sweden. He afterwards returned to this country, but was not or dered to quit it, nor was any such measure in the contemplation of his Majesty's Government. Lord HOLLAND was not satisfied with the ex. pianation given by the Noble Viscount, and thought the Bill itself by no means sufficiently explicit respect, ing the Animate and NorAntettati of America. Eatl GREY thought that some more satisfactory statement than that which their Lordship had heard from the Noble Secretary (night to be laid before the House. H 9 had heard it asserted, and he was not unprepared to name his authority, that Mr. Burr had been sent out of tl:e country. Lord SIDMOUTH repeated, that though the conduct of Mr. Burr, in assuming at different times, and under the peculiar cilcum.tances of the times, two feigned names, might render him a proper ob ject for the exercise of the discretionary power of Government to send him out of the country, he was not, fur the reasons that he had stated, so removed ; but, on the contrary, was accommodated with the passports which he required, and allowed to proceed to Sweden. garl GREY thought tee order by which Mr. Burr had been arrested should be laid before the House, in order that thci: Lordships might judge of its pro, ptiety. It was admitted by the Noble Lord, that Mr. Burr bad been arrested ; but it was natural to inquire what threats had been used, or what other measures had taken place to account for the subsea quent events, and the manner in which a foreigner of distinction so placed had been induced to conduct himself, particularly in the instance of entering his nante un his return as an Alien. Lord HOLLAND asked whether Mr. Burr had not made an application to the Alien-Office, and his Lordship repeated his objection to the vague term; in which the Biil referred to Anhwei and Non-Aateseti. Lord SIDMOUTH had never beard of any appli, cation made by Mr. Burr at the Alien Office, we, vious to the time of his arrest. Lard HOLLAND complained, that whenever any matter of accusation was urged by that side of the House against the conduct of Ministers, they always sheltered themselves under the alleged plea of ignorance. Lord SIDMOUTH stated., that the transaction to -which the Noble Lord opposite had referred, occurred, in the year 1809, three years before he had entered on the office which he thep held ; but he could by no means discover iu the conduct of his predecessor any thing improper, or different from the course which be should have felt it bis duty to take, 4LIEW !ILL. Upon the order for the third reading of the Alien Bill, . Lord ST. GERMAINS rose Lo de nd the princi ple, the object, and the character of the Bill. The origin of the measure was fully in their Lordships'. recollection. It had proceeded out of that strange and prodigious event the French Revolution. The neces sity of it was then manifest, and had since, at various seasons, been recognized and acted on by the wis r dom and vigilance of Government and of Parlia ment ; and, though the original cause had ostensibly ceased, there was no reflecting man but mutt ac. Knowledge that the temper of the times required a continuance of the salutary power entrusted by the Bill to his Mijesty's Government. He most heartily approved of the Bill, and moved that i c t be then read the third time. The Earl of DARNLEY , t ho ug h he had p re. vioutly declares' hi s *mimeos in distinct terms, THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T" COMMITTEE for Conducting the "L'H ZA TRICAL FUND have the pleasure of acquainting the h oc, that this bring the Season for that Institution to take a 11141 FIT, the Committee have solicited Mrs. SIDDONS to he powerful aid, sod she has most kindly consented; she ?Li &r o o m perform one of her most distinguished Characters, i;st,TURDAY, the £9th of June, for the BENEFI T of the said felldb .. !ter Ilia _ TO EI a ORISTS AND TEA•GARDEN KEEPERS: TO BE SOLD, THE LEASE of THIRTY YEARS of a most' pleasant HOUSE, TEA-GARDENS, and Two and a Half Acres of Ground; situate on the South Bank of the Thames, be tween two of the most public and nevi Bridges; fitted-up in a mon neat and comfortable style for the accommodation of the Piddle, and where there is a general thoroughfare. Wine Licence—and its locality to the River makes it a very improvable prnperty. Fur Particulars, and to View, by applying to Mr. Cochran, 7, Duke street, Grosvenor-square.