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/. t• ..,- , ---9.- f -1 ,' ' 1.. 4 . \ ' n w t• 4 ,... ',..< C • . % ...or • e .... . . hi N...:> As . zil i 44, ings.• PI I. I Urr b , . ..v... .14 ...1. .F...i. f(s t Itivr..44; pcN--0 it ars . ....; ,n•... .% 4 ...1110 Pr-Ir FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1816. PRICZ STA/ -PENCE. it UMBER 9138 WWI OP ORDNANCE, Jut 3, leo. THE . PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. JESTY's ORDNANCE th hordry Nosier, That Proposals will be received at their Odin in Pall-Mall, on orbefore MONDAY, the 17th instant, from such Persons as may be willbig to undertake the Supply of COALS for Service of this Department, for a Period of One Year from the lit July next. PARLMMENTAR r PROCC. - DING& This day was published, In 8 ,0 . Illustrated with Seven Plates, price Ms. bds. the Second Edit. of A TREATISE on the EXTERNAL, CHEMI CAL,andPHYSICAL CHARACTERSof MINERALS. By ROBERT JAMESON, Regius Professor of Natural History, and Lecture► on Mineralogy in the University of Edinburgh, &c. Scc Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees. Orme and Brown, Pater noster•row ; and A. t mutable and Co. Edinburgh. HOUSE OR LORDS, JUNE is. The Hens? Were occupied some time in giving judgment In a Tythe Can*. The American Convention Pill, the Mine Offenders Bill, the Life Annuities Bill, and the Waterford Harbour Bill, *ere brought up from the House ot.Commons by Sir James Otaisam,, Sir John Nawport, and other Men.bers, an read a first time. The Irish Stamp Duties 13111 was read A jorti time and pagsesi. Mr. HUMBL E, from the B-lic of En and. ;..^ cou nu respecting &Bart, &c. which were or. r Ito ?)€. ri;:ted. The Earl of LAUDERDALE pobtpuittal his motii.ii for a Committee on the Corrercy of the Country till M. id-v. The Earl a' LIMERICK gar.: notice of his intention to r.• the third reading of Ahi'y's Divorce kill on Mut:day. Earl STANHOPE gate Lutice for to morrow of a within far a Message to the House of Commons, with the 'oval of an Ad dress to the Prince Regent, fsr carrying into efrect the Resolu tion respectir.g the arrangt ment of the Statute Book. THOMAS'S PRACTICE OF PHYSIC, NEW EDITION. This day was published, in one large and closely printed Volume, Octavo, price 16s hoard., THE MODERN PRACTICE OF PHYSIC. Exhibiting the Characters, Causes, Symptoms, Prognostic., Morbid Appearctices, and improved Method of treating the Diseases of all Climates. The Coals must be of the description denominated Adair's Main, Elghton Moor, or of Coals equal in quality and goodness, and will be required to be delivered freeof every expenseexcept the King's duty, either on shore, or into vessels or craft at any place in the River Thames, and at Faversham, or at any port or place in the River Medway; and also at the port of Little Hampton, in the county of Sussex, u may be required. Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known upon application at the Se• cretary's Uffloe, in PaII.MM, aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals for Coals but so Proposal can bu admitted after the said 17th instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rmOR ROW EVENING will be performed, the Tragedy of VENICE PRESERVED. Pierre, Mr. Keithle (his last appearance this Season); Belvidere, Miss ONeill. To which will be added, a Farce. By ROBERT THOMAS, M. D. Fifth Edition, revised, and considerably enlarged. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; Cadell and Davies; S. Highley and Son; J. Cal!ow ;.E Cox and Son; Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy; Law and Whitaker; T. and G. Un derwood, Si. Fleet-street; and Adam Black, Edinburgh. THIRD SITIIETARY C'^ STATE'. Earl GE.66VENOR a.'• d, regarding the Office of Secrt.tary of bye ti'e War Department, whe ther there was any intention of ab..h.hing it, it being he conceived unnecessary in time of peace ? Earl BATHURST said, that the Ctilonies, which were formerly only 15, now amounted to 32, and the correspond.nce in his office for any of the years 1813, 1814, and ISIS, was equal to the whole.corres snondence of the Colonial Office at the fort 9. period during which it was established. He was, therefore. without any personal considers:: n, quite satisfied that this Office was absolutely necessary to carry on the business of the Gnv,•rnment. Reductions had taken place, but the Office itself, as now conducted, was essential. READING SCHOOL. r iliVg: Rev. J. HORNBUCK LE, one of the CLAS SICAL ASSISMNTS to the Rev. Dr. VALlT;proposes to w ow into hot House Six young Gentlemen. on the following pro : —.Board £ so—Classical Education Litt. IN.—Writing t r,d Aiitlinittic £4. 4s.—V r ashing £4. 41. per annum. The young Gentlemen vi ill receive the advantage of Education st the School, together with Mr. Holt NSUCKLeS further assist sae at extra hours, and be considered as forming part of his f am ay.—lf Dancing, Drawing, French, or Mathematics, be re ore, I 4 Guineas per Annum will be charged for each. This day were published, in 2 vuls. 800. price 194. id. Ws. OUTLINES of NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, bring HEADS of LEC EURES, delivered iu the Univer sity of Edinburgh. By JOHN MAYFAIR, Professor of Natural Philosophy in the University of Edinburgh, Fellow of the Royal Society, London, and Secretary of the By Order of the Board. R. H. CREW, Secretory. Royal Society, Edinburgh. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and Cadell and Davies, London; and A. Constable and Co. E burgh. •,• The Second Volume may be bad separate, price 101. ed. bds. SALE BY AUCTION. TO THE FACULTY. El I'HER IN TOWN OR COUNTRY. A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who has been a .11 Member of the College of Surgeons these five years past; soder:mods well all the three branches of Ws Profession, and who served for four months as a Volunteer in one of the Hospi t.; iu brussels, after the Battle of Waterloo, and has been in pnctice these five years, wishes for a Situation as VISITING rti: , lo [ANT to a Gentleman in great practice, or who is In de cliniug health.—Please address to A. R. W. post paid, No. 5. Leicester -place. ICKENHAM MANOR FARM, AND LANDS, This day was published, lln One Volume Octavo, price Los. 6d. boards, In the PARISHES of ICKENHAM and HILLINGDON, near UXBRIDGE. Upwards of ONE HUNDRED and SIXTY-SEVEN ACRES of rich MEADOW, PAS SURE, and ARABLE LAND, part INTHE-PREE, the principal pit in a Ring Fence; and the PARAMOUNT MANWt, or REPUTED MANOR of ICKENHAM. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. Itt) IS At Garraway's Coffee house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Tnnas n AT, the u7th of June, £Bl6, at l'.velve o'Clock, In two Lots, 1, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTA'rE, part TY ME-FREE; comprising the valuable PAR AMOUNT MANOR or LORI/stall' of ICKENHAM, extending over the MANOR of SWAKELY and• the Parishes of ICKENHAM, with the Rights, Royalles, Fines Herintl and Quit Rents, &c. And ICKENHAM MANOR FARM-HOU 4E, a substantiai:i Brick-built Es ection. with Gardens, and all requisite Outbuild ings, situate in the Village of Ickenhant, within two miles of the capital Market Town of Uxbridge and the Grand I unct: ,n Canal, convertible into a very eligible Residence fur a Gentleman's Family, together with sundry Inclosurcs of rich Meadow, Ara ble. and Pasture Land, priinipal part in a Ring Fence, contain ing upwards cf ONE HUNDRct) AND SIXTY-SFVEN ACRES, With Cannon's Fatn►•Hou,e acid Cottages, in the Pari-hes of Ickenbam and Hillingdon, a tine part o► the County of gild, le sex, Li Milos frnm London. To be viewed by mi t :dying to Mr. Westbrook, on the Premises, of orb :T Par:iculars may be bad ; at the W hit.: Horits. U abridge; Swan, Rickmersworth; E►sea Arms, Watford; Craelti Edte• wore; Red Lion, buthall and Hounoiiw • Old Ha.s, ; Pigeons, Breattord; of Messrs. Russ, Hall, ' Rut. and lirowsiley, New Boswell-court, Carry-street; at Garraway'• ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Gnldea•square, where a Plan of the Estate ray be seen. A DIGEST of the RULES and PRACTICE Rs to INTERROGATORIE:i for the Examination of Wit nesses, in Courts of Equity and Coninso:i Law, with Precedents. By JOHN WALPOI.E W 11.1.13, of Gray's Inn, Esq. Printed for R. Pheuey, hirer Temple•lane. Lord KING thought that by arranging the bnsi. ness in a different way this Office might be dispensed with, or at least a considerable saving might be made. There was now, for instance, an establish ment for the Commander in Chief, though on former occasions the business was transacted by the senior General of the Army without any such expense. The Earl of LIVERPOOL contended that the Office of Secretary of State for the War Department was absolutely essential for conducting the business of the Colonies, and that the continuance of the office of Commander in Chief was also essential to the dis. Icipline, the order, and the promotion of the army; it was also of great importance in another point of view, as it took the army out of the reach of poli tical influence, the ptornotions being regulated by military principles alone, and not by political consi derations. As to official business being less he could I answer for the Treasury, that the business of that 1 Department had increased five-fold since the year 1801. • COCKING. TO be Fought at the CO CK and PIE INN, Ipswich, on the 2d, 3d, and 4th days of July, 1816, Three Deuble•Day's Nlay of Cocks, for Five Guineas a battle, and Fifty the ALM ;to sliew 31 mains, and 15 byes. The byes to fight for Two Guineas a haute, To commence fighting each morning at Eleven &Clock, and in the evening at half-past 'seven. To fight in silver. tin coisovr, for Suffolk. Feeders Fis on, for Middlesex. gte An Ordinary at Two u'Clock. This day was published, price 7s. 6d. Vol. I. Part I. of REPORTS CASES argued and Tilted at NISI PRWS, in the COURT of COMMON PLEAS. By Lord Chief Justice Gllilii and upon the Circuit. To which are added copious Notes upon the most impartant subjects of Cum• merclal Law, "Nia. Insurance. dhipping, Brankruptcy, Bills of Exchange, &. &c contatnisg Cases front Trinity 35th, to Hilary 56th Geo. 111. inclusive. By FRANCIS LUDLOW Hour, Esq. Of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at. Law. London : Printed for J. Butterworth and Soo, 45, Fleet-street; and J. Cooke, Ormond-quay, Dublin. SILVER LION HOTEL, CALAIS. T OARSHOTT returns his grateful acknowledg e/. mints to the Nob;li , y, Gentry, and Officers of the British Aral, for the liberal pal ronle he has experienced since he en teed the above House k and respectfully solicits the favours of dose Families that visit the ContMent the ensiling season, assu nag them that every attention shall be paid tlieir acconinimia-ion. J.OAKniaTT furnisbes.Enfish and every ckher description of Gage, , , with or without hum+, to any part of the Continent, .0 a moment's irlitce. Castom-bouse business fact! Lined, and every nece•rary infor mation relative thereto, for the friends of I. Oaltshc.tr, silver Lion Hotel, Calais. This day was published, price 7s. 6d. Vol. I. Part I. of REPORTS of CASES argued and determined in the ECCLESIAS I ICA I. Ct )Ukur of DOCTORS' COM-• MONS and in the HIGH COURT of DELEGATES. By JOiEPH PiIiLLIMORE.L.L. D. Advocate in Doctors Coa. ins, Chsncellor of the Diocese of Os ;lard ; and itebius Professor of Civil Law in the Dom reify of Oxtord. Contaiiiirg Cases from Hilary Term, 0109, to Michaelmas Term, 1810, inclus . v.% Loudon : Printed for J. Butterworth and Son, 43, Fleet-street; and J. Cooke, Ormond-quay, This day au publiilied, Part I. HAYES'S NEW CATALOGUE of BOOKS; cDntaini , :g a numerous Collection of Classics!, Biblical, and Critical Littrature, in v.lriotti Languages, arran,ed for the Convenievce of Reference, In Chronological Order, from tLe in fancy PrinPing to the present ding. Can:lopes, price 2s. (:o be allowed to purchasers) to be bad It the . 1 -..ce its sale, No. ‘49, King•strest, Corent-garden ; at the lied.i.ellers of Oxford and Cambridge; and the priocipal towns --- CORRECT AND EX I'RAORDINARY HISTORY OF THE POISON-TREE OF JAVA. On the Ist of June, IN'S, was published, No. VI. of THE ASIATIC JOURNAL, and Monthly Re. sister for British India and its Dependencies; eonts'iling Original Communications and Essays on East-India Affairs, Dr. Horsefteld's Observations on the Poison-Tree of 'awl, Review of Books, and a variety of intelligence to the latest dare from the several Pre,idencies in India. London : Printed for Black, Parbury, and Allen, Booksellers, Leadenhall-street. SIDMOU EH, DEVON. Beautiful MARINE VILLA, with OFFICES, PLEA.SUR E GROUNDS in the moat complete order, And MEADOW LAND. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway'a Coffee• House, 'Change-alley, Combat, Loudon, On Tuoasonv, July 18, at Twelve o'Clock, STATE LOTTERY OFFICES, 4, CORN LULL, AND 9, CHARING-CR(IIM TDISH !, tr. s 1e...1ye to inform those Persons, who, . by a p a rane uf rickets or Shares in the late Lottery, before the 27th April, or the First Jay of Drawing, are entitled to a Share of either Bonus, that the produce was as follow : The First Bonus of ;ion tickets, given to all who purchased on or before the Y.7th of April, produced £1,055, which is to be divided among- 2,3.:1 1 itkets and 33 Sixteenths, agreeably to the Gasette Norie-. he Second Bonus of 200 Tickets, given to all who purchased between the 27th April and 13th May, pro doted kW, which is to be tlieided amongst 1,562 Tickets and Two Siveenths. T. BI:41 regrets very much that these 'rickets should have Produced to the Public so inconsiderable a Sum as aCi,95O ; they had, however, an equal chance with all others, and might have obtained t! e Capitals. Indeed, it Is worthy of remark, that his wish that they might have so done, was nearly fuifilled, as the Two Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds, were obtained by 'relicts within a few Numbers of those allotted for each Bonus. ' a ' Tickets' and Shares selling at the above Offices for the New Summer Lottery, consisting cot only ti,boo ickets, with Prizes of £ios,oon, ,Clo,noo, &c. which will be all drawn in One Dar , 'e'ilt June. I.4 I ASHIOINIA bid'. COATS; cut and made in a A: superior ant elegant se*, of the ben superfine cloth, for 43 Its ; best fashionable Waistcoats 16s ; Pantaloons, Wefts. toils or Cotsavt, cheap in proportion; a suit of Livery complete, 41. Inc. Ihe bitsiners of this house being wholly dune with 113 ( . 7 moneyenahlts the Proprietor to subm't the above great &driftage, to bobletnets, Gentlemen, and the Publ:c at large, ieloch is not less than front 25 to 10 per ten-. wider otiser houses, 14$, Fleet street s four doors rag of Chaext ry lace. Gentlemen, Merchantr,and those in want of large quantities, VIII end a great advantage by applying as above ; a variety ot tab wide is kept ready finished tor the convenience of Gentle. Wu travelling. READING SAUCE. ICOCKS, the Inventor and Propriet o r of t hi s • much esteemed Ar'icle, begs most :-Ispec,fully to caution f!.. Nobility, Gentry, anti the Public, against the daily frauds and Irirositions practised by many London Oilmen and Fish Sauce V" l,l vrs, to deceive and deprive them of THE GENUINE READING SAUCE. None are genuine but those which have the cores sealed with I Ft bliPression," J. Corks, Reading;" and also the following de scription of the Sauce on an orange-eoloured Label, " READING SAUCE, for Fish, earichiog Grvirits, &c. ; prepared and said whole sale and retail by J. Cocks, Reading." This Sauce is generally u"• 41 at table with all sorts of Fish, In preference to all other saws, and la esteemed peculiarly delicious with Gagne, Vid Fowl, Hashes, Rump Steaks, and Cold Meat. A Z:Aution oa white paper, oa tile other side of the bottle, re ds two Veldicts (in lets than twelve months), against two 1...nd0n Oilmen. for sell.ng a spurious Sauce, as and for the ge , Leine Reading Sauce, pre, dlltd by J. Coots : one FORTY POUNDS DAMAGES, will, full Costs; The other ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS DAMAGES, With 1 . 11 COOS; before the LORD Cuter BARON and SPECIAL /veto's, in the Guildhall. London. It is presumed that no Sauce "unmet with such general approbnclon and extensive sale, it is atroolaed and recommended by most of the first Families in the in g o t ,. it is retailed in London by 130 of the most respectable Oilmen Fish Sauce Venders ; in Bath by 30 ; and by one or more in Emt (.ties and Market Towns in the United Kingdom. N.R. J. COCKS begs particulatly to caution Families against elesint Mackay ai;d Co. Oilmen, Piccadilly ; Mr. Purkis, Oii -411 I '. No.lo, Chancery-lane; and Messrs. Barto Valles, 21, Hay. Tanta; as he tines not ;wetly either of iliac Houses with his e lnAne Reading Sauce. WILLAN ON CUTANEOUS DISEASES. This day was published , price I 21. 4 to. with coloured Engravings, A. PRAC ricAL TREATISE on POItRIGO, or SCALLED HEAD, and on Impetigo, the Humid or Running 'Fetter. By the late ROBERT 'WILLAN, M.D. F.R.S. and F.A.S. Edited by ASHBY SMI TH, Member of the Royal College of Snrgeons in London. Printed for E. Cox and Son, St. Thomas's-street, Southwark. ' " To recommend it may seem superfluous, as none who are in possession of the Doctor's former Numbers, will fail to add this. Ou► we would further remark, that, independent of every such consideration, the present sheets make a complete and valuable whole en diseases, the terror of parents who have children even at the best regulated sehools,hitherto most imperfectly described, and too often empirically treated:'—Medical and Physicsi Jour nal, Feb. !KS. CATON ON THE VE SEQNEREAL DISEASE AND ITS CONUENCES. This day was published, a New Edition, price ss. i lustrated with Case. ' PRACTICAL TRE AT l SE Eon the PREVEN. TION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE. exist• biting the character, symptoms, anti treatment of the Diseases inuntdiately or remotely connected with it ; containing Observa tions on Gleet, Stricture, Mucal Discharges, the use of the Caustic and common Bougie, Cutaneous Eruptions, imaginary Venereal Diseases, Debility gevaial or Incal, the Theory of Gene- Etcc. &c. comprising an elementary Work fortitudents, and a guide to the general rea d er ; interspersed with select Prescrip tions applicable to each division of the disease. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon. No. 10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street, Strand; Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thoenas's and Guy's. Printed for Messrs. Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster-row; and Highley and Son, 174, Fleet-street, London. TO MOTHERS AND NURSES. AMONG the innumerable instances of the ear. prising cures performed by the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, the following case Is deserving the attention of every family " A fine fat infant of J. Palmer, Thatcher, of Friar-place, Acton, Middlesex, only six months old, began to cut its double teeth; but the mouth became ulcerated to such a degree as to prevent its sucking; this was attended with strong convulsions, and in a short time reducedche child to a mere skeleton; the mo ther was even afraid to move it, for fear, the limbs should not hold together. • A nursery-maid in the neighbourhood, seeing the dreadful situation of the child, gave the mother a small quantity of the Syrup, and in one hour after the gums were rubbed, the infant was better, and could actually take the breast. The father immediately got a bottle, and in two or three days, six double teeth came through, to the astonishment of all the neighbour hood. Anothei iiitant was going in a similar way, but, upon plieation of the Syrup, was restored, and they are now both as fine children as ever was seen. This will be fully corroborated by the parents, and many of the most respectable inhabitants of the place." To be had of Johnson and Williams, No. 94, Newman street, Oxford-street; and by all the princip al Medicine Venders ih town and country, at es. 9d. a bottle: N. B. Mrs. Johnson relieves the Infant Poor as usual, at her louse, every Tuesday and Saturday morning, from nine to ten o'clock, by bringing a letter from a respectable housekeeper, to 'stray that they are rail objpas of charity. SURREY—BETWEEN WEYBRIDGE AND CHERTSEY, the most picturesque and beanthul Part of the County. FAMILY RESIDENCE., with Offices, compact Costage.Resi dence, excellent walled Gardens, Pleasure-grounds, fine Pirce of Water, Meadow, Arable, and Wood LAnd, upwards 01 One Hundred and Tbirtythree Acres, Inclosed by Park• Paling, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawars, 011TuollSDAT) the 18th of July, 11119,at Twelve o'clock, in One Lot, • THE • DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE WOOBURN FARM, situate between Weybridge and Chertsey ; comprising a substantial FAMILY MANSION, which at a small Expense may be made a comfortable Residence; with convenient Offices of all descriptions; Yard, with Coach- Houses Stables , and various Ootbuildings ; capital Walled Gar dens. -planted with choice Fruit Trees; Pleasure Grounds, and fine Pieces of Water, laid out with taste, and ornamented with fine foll•grown Forest Trees, and choice Shrubs; fine rich Mea dows, Wood, and small part Arable Land, pleasingly diversified; commanding fine Picturesque Views of the River and Country, surrounded by Park Paling, and stored with noble Timber Trees dispersed over the (Grounds; Seats and Alcoves, with dry Gravel Walks intersecting different parts of the Estate; the whole con taining upwards of ONE HU NDRED AND THIRTY-T IiREE ACRES, with Entrance Lodge, &c. Also a PLEASAN COT CAGE RESIDENCE, placed at the North-West End of the Ground, with Garden, &c. This Estate is a most desirable Property for a Gentleman, in an excellent neighbourhood, good Roads, pleasant Drives, and Walks in all directions a short distance from the River T hames and the Wey, and 19 ;lies from London. May be viewed, by applying to the Bailiff, at the Lodge, on the Premises; or Mr. Walmsley, Brook End Farm, Weybridge, where Pa rticulars may be bad; and at the Ship Inn, Weybridge; Swan, Chattel; Castle, Salt Hill; GriSn, Kingston ; George, Twickenham; Toy, Ha mpton Court; and Red Lion, Hounslow. Particulars also of G. B. Tyndale, Esq., Solicitor , Lincoln's Inn Fields; sad of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldea-nusro, of Mown Tickets foe viewing may be bad. civil. LIST. The Earl of LIVERPOOL moved the third read. ing of the Civil List Bill. Earl GROSVENOR thought the House ought to proceed no farther with this 13i11 at present, seeing that they had no information upon the subject to guide them, and that the only way of laying a pro. per foundation for any measure was to appoint a Select Committee with power to send for persons, papers, and records, in order to examine into all the details of the Civil List. He was satisfied, that by a Select Committee of their Lordships such an in. quirt' would be carried on with all the delicacy due to the subject. The inquiry, however, appeared to him absolutely necessary—without it the Bill was a delusion upon the public. So much delusion was there indeed in this measure, that he could prove, by the accounts on the table, that the expenditure of the I Civil List, bad i: not been for the exonerations, would have at this moment amounted to £1,6J0,000, double the amount of the Civil List granted at the I commencement of the present reiga. Yet this state. ment was carefully kept out of sight by those who brought ie and supported this Bill, whn brought for ward a statement of much less amount—a circum stance which distinctly proved the necessity for inquiry, in order that the Home might be fully aware of the real state of the case. His Lordship entered into some details of the public expenditure, and deprecated the Droits of Admiralty and the Droits of the Crown being at the disposal of the Government in the manner now practised. It would surely be a touch better course, and it was due To justice to the public, that these resources should be appropriated to the public service, and a sum granted to the Crown by way of compensation for them.— Adverting to what had been said on a former occa. sion with regard to the Civil expenditure of the United States of America, he maintained that the inference drawn from it was altogether erroneous, the amount of the Civil List here being double that of the Civil expenditure of the United States. It was a duty incumbent on their Lordships jealously to watch this expenditure, particularly at this period of public distress, in order that no burthen might fall on the public that was not absolutely necessary. To all that was essential to the proper splendour and dignity of the Crown he was disposed cheerfully to agree, but it was their bounden duty to prevent all lavish and wasteful expenditure. To the creation of the new offices of Auditor by this Bill he decidedly objected, as altogether unnecessary. He had ex pected that the Lord • Chamberlain and the Lord Steward, who were, de facto, independent of Mini. stets, and who he believed were so de jure, would have attended in their places, and poured forth their indignant eloquence against this interference with their departments. They had not, however, thought proper to attend, but he thought that this new Officer must be altogether useless, he would not be allowed to enter the offices of the chief departments of the Household to make any inquiries, and•he would soon be induced to retire, not altogether perhaps in disgust, as he would be probably allowed to retain his salary. Utility there could be none in such an office which could not be executed i but if such an .office was thought requisite, surely it might be executed by one of the junior Lords of the Treasury, without burden. ing the country with any additional expense. He had .now to advert to what he considered two serious charges against the Noble Easl at the head of the AFREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising an ele gant Marine Residence, the Property of a Gentleman, erected on an elegant and unique Elevation, in the Cottage style, with Thatched Roof, encompassed on two sides with an elegant Rustic Vtranda, situate on a beautiful Eminence within a short distance of Sidmouth, which is remarkable 146 r the salubrity and mildne,s of the Air, commanding extensive Prospects of the beau tifully diversified surrounding Country, and boundless View. of the Ocean, planned For the accommodation of a Family of the first Distinction, excellent Domestic Offices, with Servants' Apart ments over; roomy Yards. Stabling, Coach•Houses ll other Cut buildings, &c. Orchards and Meadow Land, cJatainiug in all near FOURTEEN ACR LS, Forming a most enchanting and unrivalled situation as a Marine Residence for a Nobleman, Officers of the Navy, or for a Family of Distinction. To be viewed by Tickets: Particulars may be had at the Lon don fun, Sidmouth ; London Inn and Hotel, Exeter; Fountain, ' Plymouth-Dock; Hotels, Plymouth and Weymouth; Fountain and George Inns, Portsmouth ; White Hart and Antelope, Sa lisbury ; White Lion, Bath; Bush, Bristol; John Pidsley, Esq. Exeter, of whom Ticke:s for viewing may he had; Messrs. Flood and Mules, Honiton ; of G. Law, F.:41. Solicitor, Lincoln's lon ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gulden square, London, where a Plan of the Estate and Elevation of the House may 1.6; seen ; and Tickets for viewing may be bad of Mr. Osborne, So licitor, Sidmouth, iike•xi e. .---... fHBATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING their Majesties' Ser vants will perform BERTRAM ; pa, THE CASTLE OF ST. ALDOBRAND. The Characters by Mr. Kean, Mr. Pope, Mr. Holland, Mr. ?oven, Mr. R. Phillips, Mr. Kent, Mr. Barnard; Miss Bora, 1:v Coo ke, and Miss Somerville. . To which witrt4 added, the new Farce of THE MAN.. IS . OWN MASTER. • After which. PAST TEN O'CLOCK.