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MESS/411'S ADVENT ; or, REMARKS on the MORAL I'EofDENCY of the DOC MINE of CHklrs MANIPES l'A t'ION in the ELEsti. by S -11111.1 EL CHASE, M. A. Lond✓,n : Printed for Ulack, Parry, sad Co. liookselkrt to tilt HonoutahteSeat India Comproy, Imattentta I.streer. • A DIT Itki '4 GUA .ti , ? W.A TO BE SJl,k) tY AUL: I IHN, At the Eiteliange, Piymou Frid .y, lily 14, at NOllllfl, BERKSHIRE. PARK-PLACE, NEAR HENLEY-ON-THAMES. CAPII'AI. FREEHOI.I) ESTATES. • • • That Proposals will be received at 'their Office i-. 1 Pall-Mal. 0, , cr before MONDAY, the loth day of 1 //ly -est, from •••uch v'enons as tnay he wiling to under akr the 41.3..1 , 1v of F. AR . rH EN. 'WARE, for service of this Department, fur a ritiod of three t eats, sl,terminalge after the expir,virit of the first year, upon to i;ce of three months, at the np .1.3 , 1 of either par y Pat!Lrns of Ar ides may he viewed spun application at the Priorlpal 'Storekeeper's Olney in r!•r Tower; and i; Is ex re-tea /hit the Pr, pri:ils evil con•a'n as well a price for the Ware :7, be- stippli , d, marked wiih the broad arrow, es without. F.:rthcr ; aricii.sr., together with the Terms and Conditions of the L'cmtract, may be known at thc Secretary's Office hi Pall hiall aforesaid, :my day lat-ween I he brow. of trot and four o'clor7 , , w'ere thi , Proposals tniot be dolivertd. mitletl ur, and ilidorore, 4.l 3 rorsals for Far Item, re;' but no Proposal can be admittrd alt. r the said 10th July at twelve e'crock at noon of the .ame day, neither will any teoder be noticed etileas the tarty making it' , ...r an Agent ;n his behalf. shall attend By Or per of the Ant& It H. CRAW. Secret are - ... . _ saii.-------• . :•*l - .11 E. 1.0 1 TERY OPIrlf:E. NO. v 6, Cnlttill.L. lIORNSBY and eo. (St ,, ck Broke's). twg leave to.pniat ~ut the int:ortatit advantage* attraid:ng the pre. aria Lottery to arty pltic'escri. •1 hr first 4,500 drawn Blank. w H receive £lO aeh, which is a saving of half the purchase money. The Grind Prises of "40.000,,,C10,000, 4N1,00t 1 , and ;AI the otter Capita! NiSt'S may be drawn on the firtt day; also .ii :2,1100 to be pad in Guineas. Titles and Shan s are selling by Hos XSIIT and Co. at the 1 0 ,,,..t tit ice', wbo have r.cen•ly Shared sad Sold among their I . l3viuls the following List ef.Cspital Prizes : No. al& - £20,000 1,120 - .ClO,OOO I\ , x:l4 - f. 0,000 3,934 . I 100)C° ,i 90 • 20,000 P. 130 . • 10.(03 Betides Prizes ofae.3ooo, .E2O l 0, £lO 0. £5OO, £3OO, £..0.', &c. Ororr, by letter or Carrier t secured on the same terms as if p re . ri t. litlins drawing on the tth of l'illiS NION IH. efr, THE DUTCH 61. GUN SHIP of W g. 4 v./41 l'Eft ; her Pore, 14.1 it, and part of Mitten lasts, Bowsprit.. alsout 3'o tuna iron i... 1134. iho /C.?. P ps, parts or her tat . antling and ruttutog Ro t glow, iron eleont, fkc &e. which will lor p.rt up m intahle Lots, an ' d es pnseri of, Free of all thole., by app. eta, Order front the I ion the Loris of hi. Atijesty's 'l'rea.ttry. 'll- Hull is Copper sheathed, and, together with the stores, deserving paricti!ar at entton. For viewing The Ship aid notes apply to *he •ihip keepers on hnar,i, at the ittiringr,it!.Catwater ; anti for further Pet oculars, Ca alogue., etc. apply to 'Milton lasy. Est! Dutch Consul, Jelfties-square, Loudon; and •to John Hawka, Esq Dutcli Cotisul, Plymouth. .~~ 'Phis day was 41 sto. Illurrated with coloured Plates, puce XS. ins. in boards, and on large paper, with the Plates Isigh/y finished, 15s Gd. AN INTROJVCIION to the STUDY of CONCIIOLOGY. Includerg Observations on the I in. zin G.nera, and-oh the Arr Inge:neat of M. Lamarck, a Glu , - sary, and a 1 aAle of Eu t ;liNts • SAMUEL BROOKES, F.L.S. London : Printed fur John and Arthur Aich, tit, Cornltill. PARK, MANSION, EN PRANCE LooGns, Noble P1. 1. .1- SIN P. .I:ROUNDS ' Deliqhtfisl co II'AGE °KNEE, with_ PLAN l'A PIONS,, LAVEM.)Et GROUNDS, at MEA DOW LAND ; Picturesque CO I' with rich 1:1111 valled Sutter. , ; 'teat Cottages, with (Arden', &c. Two l'u l +l.c Houses, Ste. Elkiiple Compact Farms. If , THE WHOLE ES rArir NEAR NINE. HUNDRED MIRES. In Lot. of different descriptions. By Mr. ROBINS, At the Town Hall, H:riley-con-Thanies, on FAIDAY next. 7th of July, at Twelve, in *Fwenty•eiglit Lots, unless an acceptable (ALr is made tur dr: whule by Privat.• Unitiatt, rani E V. ry VAlo Able ankl highly iniprovalae JLFK REIIOLD and 'Anal, pr. CO I"; HO LI) ES I Al FA of INHERI I'ANCR, ht part bounded on the West by the River Thames; the most beautiful and intrivailed situation in the I,iutilry,.abounding with Game. PARK-PLACE, The Ref.:di:me and Property of The Right Hm. the EARL of MALMESEURY. • (hi. day were published, Handsomely printed in ave. price 2s. Marls, D iscoußses ()it the EVI DEN; ;E cf the FAVISH and CHRIS TIAN REVELA (lONS, with Notes an.! Ills crsious. Ily -ir HENRY AIONCRIEFF WELLWOOD, Bart. DI). F.H.B. Edinburgh. Printed for A. Can.table and Co. awl W. Whyte, Falkiniegh; ..egaiatt, Huot, hens, Orme, and iiruvwt, and T. lianiihou, I ollt6lll. JOHN I.IISCOMBF, Prni.en PARLIAMENIWRr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, JULY 4. The Royal . 4 swot was given by Co:nr:i•sion to the Tobacco Ike i ntlation, the 'Train Oil, the Ilrnish and le sb Spoor Intercourse, the Payntaster-General's Offire Bill, and to a few mist chirily pf a private or local deActipticm. the Lords Commissioners were the Loup Cuaucgt.t.oa, the Earl of SHAF*I CSBURT. and Lord.REDZSDAt.c. The 1.0C31 Militia Pay and Clothing bills, the Fpsom Salts, the Skin Manufacturers' Frauds, the Irish Marrs Pay ar.l Clothing, and soveral other Hal, were brought up from the Commons by Mr. lirtocutx and others, antrrespectively read a first time. Sltnge mar lieuley-on-Thames, 34 miles fro•n Londou. • Thk flay was publistied, price 6s. THE PIANO-FORTE POCKET COMPA NION, or a Pepidar View of the Science and Practice. uf ' NIUSIC, in Melody simplified, and Harmony illustrated, Mill respcct to K-yed ant other .Itistrumenis : clearing up all toe aoubts and difficulties which bewilder the Student, and ibtipede pcoy,ress; in a manner familiar and intelligible to the yo“nge.t Pupils: yet offering -,nite new Irsits to Scientific Professors. by bh. rwood, Nrely,'and June , , Paternoster-row, Lon lon ; and :n b r had of Colburn, 50, Conduir-itreet ; Houk. hams, 15, Old oil d -ttreet ; Huhu, Upper Berkeley-street; and AI (Alia Bookeelleis. Conmetees a eaphal Mansion, placed on a fine commanding emineoce, new the centre of the Estate, with Offices of all de scriptions, Coach-houses and St s'ale•, in s Park paled round, noble Plantaiions, with line grown lofty Forest Trees, Fmrance Lodges, b-aut , ful Pl,asure Grounds. productive Kitchen Gar. dens, surroundil by lofty walls; Hot-houses, Green•hou+es, Graperies, Gardener's House, and Out-buildings. A delightful COTTAGE ORNEE , on the else of Henley Hill, surrounded by luxuriant Plantations, mil Lavender Grounds, and Aiieadow land; elegant pictutssqae Cottages, a Druid's Temple, fine Ruins, Subterraileuu.; Walks; Elizible Land for commanding the most delightful Scenery; Neat Cut tares, wait Gardens, fee. &c. the Horse-shoes Public House on Henley Hilly with Garden and ..and; the Two Brewers Public House at the flan of the Hill, near the River; eligible compact Partns, with excellent Faint Houses, and all necessary Out-bnild lugs, The whole Estate NEAR NINE HUNDRED ACRES. The Mansion and Park form the principal Lot, and the other part allotted suitable for difkrent Purchasers. May be viewed with Tickets, which may be had of Mr. ksbins, Warwick-street, Golden-square; or Messrs. Cooper and SUN Solicitors, Henley; of whom particulars may be had, mid of Messrs. Webb and Attwomi, Close, Salisbury ;, the Inns a: fle , ,ley ; Sun, ittaideithead ; Castlo, Salt Hill and Windsor; Crown, Reading; of Messrs. Oddle, Oddie, and Forster, Soli citors, Carey-street, Lincoln'', lun ; and at Gartaway's house, iachauge-alu y, l'hunipson, the Gardener, will spew the Lots; and a Plan will accompany each Particelar. I The Duke of Wellington's Additional Grants Bill was read a second t The Copyholil Rotates Pill, in a Committee, rect-Iced trims amendments on the motion of Lord ELLEXIIOROUGII.IO bll r. ported to morrow. The Four and a Half Billions, and the One Million and a Half Exchequer Bills (constituting the amount of the Vote of Credit), passed thrcusla Committees of the whole House, and were reported. The Irish Post Office Ft es 13ill also pass-i 1 through a Com mittee, and was reported without any amendment. Earl GREY presented a Petition fromehdr. Manor), relative to his invention—with the merits of which the Noble Earl observed, he was unacqua . ....cd ; the object was, that some com pensavon might be ordered for hint. Ihe Petitioner if, that he had applied to the Treasury and the Admiralty tvil!oilit effect—sHe prayed that some inquiry might Ito instituted. Fide his Lordship described :o be Or drip of the Pcition ; but he .seemed to decline giving any opinion at pct-tot ject. Petition being read short, was order:Al to I. on the table. SOCIE I Y roa PROMO ! INC CHRBTIAN KNOWLEDGE. FAMILY BIBLE. THE Public a respectfully informed that a Ncw Edition, on buret - fine Royal . Paper, of the FAMILY BIBLE, edited under the sartt'on this Society, kin thy Press, and wad he publiibed every air-vnive Nbitith, in Parrs, contain. ing 'view sheets, at Bs. each. The Edith - in on Medium Paper inay be I ad in Pars at 44. rach, and the Weekly Numbers, a! ed. each, tie Best Volume being completed may be bad in boardi,pricei; 14s. The Ninth Part was pi11...141ml the let hist. Sold 11. r the Society, by F. C. :nut .1. 14iyington, Nu, 33, St. 'Paul' Church-yard; and by di 4Atiri Al'A 1'E.1.0 r. I FRY. OF CUINEAa!—FyU of surerior CAPIFAL PRIZE' —at Li aitogether. fu:/let ,va* is the 6chetur of the present 'Autry. 7 -3 v . raN, Stock. Broker, 2, CornI:i11, and 18, Co. iA ventry •trcrt. performs Medi*, to. his Friends ac..l the tchur , rt riving them the hes.ls of the provot I.o:tery, which utt.n )(WY. The.t..clionso telydres no comments, and it is r, code niation suffictLoi to state that ther , n_ is a princs.ly u• X t ,c.• r ; a gran .1 Prize of X.. 0,000; beiidoi £ao,ooo, and i2,0-ts Guineas to b.: all paid In Gtild. E. E. in the Lit Contract, felt rest p.l .asure in paying to so many of his Friends tart M the Gold let attires sold at his for•utiate Offices, ai a:love where be s .liett a continuance of their Favours, wisich still at at' tines r-.e. fve beet a.testi .o. All. Business in the I st:.'s mantled with fiaesity at instal. • tt:••• Ltd)? ut"the OIitAND (X)4;UE.I4 LO 'tint V, Kilicti lAg•114 Dr!wing the 19th et nth MONTH, (JULY). • I..lietßDSo-14, C;00131.11CK, an,t tretAing far CI., i.i.teitt LOT'IEL4Y. respee;fwir submit L e i'etrie.the GR4ND ibetiEliNii.E, which, with euly 1 „ups -rick tt • it .6t krize. ut £.604k-,' r30.00n, XII,' • • • . 11-.l'es it,savi lif/Weit via be paid i.' OtELLswltheut dtalsatiew • 4,-;,usladit, ...."... • .3p,noci . ••, 5,64).• 90,000 . 9tt,000 .0410 in Goa .5 230 yas 2,0110 1,060 in Gold 3,150 1,(.611 5, 00 sus in cold tow ...... • 210 in Gold • • 11,160 Atql other PrLic, tit eoier valet. The made af d. ay. tns Lb • ahoy Pri2C% a in wronged, that the tertliot t. pry.otited to tip • tinblicad k one • ir.ic , -itsoi - niag and.ttir (miter e iance tit its also obtaining so adtlitio:i to that •um f•LiOn tivin•-e- to Go.d. Sebum's with toil particulars maybe bad grads. Tickets eta Scares are now on sate at RICI4RPSON, COOT ii.UcIC, and Co.'s Olticec. Combat, and Cita:ins-Crow, wk. re Alt he-Mes. us the' Public Funds is transicted. •••••• • • • * • OS. •• ••• •••••• ••• I 1 A ot., i f k R 1, 111 .4 1 4 E vf , dw and C s ( 1 ) : Ea st y ibmit h the p and le.i.,:ce s t i lly av1;1 S t h o ar t u;are u alnvi c, on Sale at th.4r Olt*e, 1 46 * XC A tin c, Excluorre of Plizys of •.140,000041:30 Sod .C50,(4)0, there ate In this 1 n tvry, tdlalTtit6 Zhe , /*neat Of. I ipgrq • . fhpasamd • AI he paid th ew la Goaash 4409 a. drawn. To btOo • ' • SCHEME: 4' ' • ika,ooo Stir : letlo,ooo, 3U.000 5;450 2,n00. spaa • ,t)so 2,11.0 1,000 aka.. two IS 000 525 2,100 210 ......••1• 2,100 100 3,600 -50 ......... 3,500 15 ..... 22,5(.0 10 cash • ... 14,000 .... .. rl0M0• * ... • o •••• 00000 • H• ••• • 011 • 000000 ••• ••• •,••••• 30 lI 28 1 5 8 1,5 q Blanks Ist Day► •• 000000 • IL irickett. . if t!..0,900 1 4e Aro-drawn A s 2oloo wr,A hoe J.'lo,nne more, mfiking a Ttiz, £100.0.1 The Second.driwn will have te,ri,ttakitnt a Pri:- ‘f ,e:0,coo! "I'lie Pint-drawn sor:(1,1 1 190 wig lieve ii.a.l6;tig a Prize of .020;0001 Tin Blae.kw, lint Day, each receive 200 read !Tit'Poitictil-dr.wn Prize the' Firct Day wal SAOO Gottwald "'Pill; Tenth, a! , (1 I•i!tet•ntb-drawn Blanks, firt.rni •thte, tiach naive ,000 G. iiwa,! Twentieth, Portintb,.atiti teth-dzaw:i blatAnt on the Third Day, 1% Lwri rateeilili 500 ct 1401.111 whole ul which $ll be paid h: (;„11(1! . , Asitu tort. .1 1 :1life. MAN U1 1 414i lOgirg - ' - . • VI, Qtatifis-ttritistiv IM PE NET RA . K I.A re, ai 6 coALVAB 131ttIsteN, tor. Park Paling, Fils•es, Out buildings, anir Wealter-b,larAiing, of every description. . ; • 4 Invisible lifelta, peg Cwt., 665. Red or Browth per Ott.. US. Dark' ;Teen, • • 76; Whim VAitit 60s. Ohv e j tcu. .. r . 31 Prepared Oil, is thin them • 1.t.:4(1 Colour • 5Gs. for Use, ss. 6d. per oall. . 56a.. Wise Paiht for Inside Work of °Lite Colour - 565. every description, /Lc. rite. k -Lard Far ltr,.wtt 9.24. tar cwt.--Cogullutt ditto 184.. pet cwt. '1 he Impritet , 4b:e Paints ate very ornamental , aid will t . v:er a alone,. nein ly twice as great as other Paints: they al,; 1 %sew a diarabEny %bleb renders them peculiarly' valuable, %Awn alipiird to work constantly exposed to the effects of the matte, ; and iron: toair being giouild in Diuiled 04, }ll4 dry-, _ilia very quick, they are orplicabls to the general purposes of u -end Inside Painting, as they give at the same time a preserv an.l very handsome covering. They areal.° a Cora fee the . V '.rot and Da y Rot, wiliptatui in hot Climates, and are easy of a f plic.uton. being used inato sante manner as other palate. 'Abe COAL TAR BROWN is recommended fur the vivering kciagli Pencinr,TorousTilys, Wood eviler 'Grounirof Water; pz.riictrati the P vh..itaf, •It hich fayerfeetly hooka,* iii Water; tut Wood will tot •peaetrate .where i ir , to ; used t. it is of a very good colestroiriss pyroostisitaiiii ;polio& rtoutiting qtly to le keated and laid.on.utijtala common tar.beulb. bull U 1 MSC aid Co. urea-street, Cbtapir4e. • . Just rubllshed, in One small Valuate, hVO. A. PoE-rlcekt. H IS • 1 . 0 N. 1' (I'. ENG LAND, fol tbe use of &boots and Vow g Persuns; idustratta with eltrono . ogical and ectitetnporary reterette .S. This Epitome of English history was written for the advan tage of a particular ocboo , , and WAS DM ly ititonled fir publication : tt I.as been lately In.r.stliset•ti Lou falter menial tie,, and is adoption has fudy answered the , er t .ote ior which it was .-signed, by exciting id the pui..ula 2 prettiest attaciinit It , to II e aud) 01 hnglish distort, an.: by impressing its reading gvuats on the anrinori. PuAt•itta by Law and WL:tcaktr, Nu. (3, Ave M tna lane, !Akar esstreet. ...,___ - l'ials day W4S publi led, 1 • In Three Volumes, i2mtv. (the Fiord Liiiion, with lutes) pr!cv .ps Li 4.. boards, of k rit. RAVE! S ail ',II)VEPI FUR E;; in 'EU !(:frilt, 1 ..i&,4%60 Rikt i tAype r mil+WoOtiiibm ,T.o. q . -ma r bor • i . in vo we. • 1 0 lb:att.:Hon are added Ilhouglito ou t!,e .-.ubjrct of Nile-- Suggeiti ay., ari.iog trout the Also‘e ot Pricce ,014,1-lious„, Coll . emplations no Deatb—and the Philosophy of It t•ltglon. Ptin:i4 tor Longman, HurstOtees, Orme, and tirowo. Pater noiter-row. 1 •_ • l'lltrd Volume may be Lad 4eparate, price Bs. blar.l3. 11R. FOX'S sPECHES. This day were pt.bli d, in Si: V..:s. wi!h an byroduction by the Right 11/3 Lord &SKIN prtc3 Xs. 4s boards, T H E SPEECI - 1...S of the Right 1-I , ,nottruble CHAKLES JAMES FOX, in the 1-Luse of Ctimntons Printed lor Longman ' Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa:cr. :luster row; and ismeslt higway, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, 1. sfierches of the Right tion. William Pitt, in 3 vuls. evu. Li Us tid. boards. 2. Sp:, ches of the Right Hon. William Windbant ; in 3 vols. elm. Li. 165 board 3. S. Speeche:; of the ',tight Hun J. P. Curran ; in Svc,. (he ids Edition, wilt Atikl!:ion4) price Its. boards. In the Pres., and spec:dila will be published, Speeches of thy Right Hon. Edmund Burke. _ THN.Ost Or tits uLoßes. - This day was radishes', {llle Fourth Edition,) '2nio. with Copper Plates, price ea. hd.. NEW. TREATISE on the USE of. the G1..013hS ; sr, A Philosophical View of the Earth and Heavens; conaprehenditig ati Account of the Figure, Alognit ude, and Mo:ion of the Earth; with the Natural Cl.angus of iti ;or face, emitted by Floods, Eat thquakes, &c. together with the Prii.- eiples of Meteorology and Astronomy, with the Theory of the !Ars, &c. preceded by an extensive Selection of Astronomical and other I).:liitiiions, and illunra•Cd by a'great Variety of Pro- Ques,ions fur the Examination of the Student, &-. de signed for the Instruction of Youth.-13y 1-10MAi Private Teacher of Mathematics, Geography, Ste. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Reu, Orme, and Brown, Pater- 1103Ltt•rOW. Lately puhli►hed, by the same Author, I. The Elment's of elane Geometry, In two. price I tlt board.. 2. An Introduction to the Theory and Practice of Plane and Spherical Trigonometry, &c. A new Litman, in Geo. price I ita. I.:436rcia. C'A'PON ON DE104111% . • . • • This day was puhlisjsed, price 3s. did. second edition, pR.A.CT.ICAL 04SE R V A'I'IONS onthe DEBI; LITIES, natural ittd cowl-acted, of • the GENERATIVH ORGANS of both Sea 6 inclturng itetnarks en Onantsin ' 'tufa! Weakness; nocturnal ErniAshott, th T erti, abes Dorsall4 Rota Albus, &c. &e. wilt list 'lleory of (Jane:what. By I'. M. CATON, Surg e on, - r No. 10, Stanhope -street, Newcastle-street, Strand. Late of the United 1 fospital4 of St. Thontas's'aml Guy's. Printed for J. Makin, Holhts•street, Cavendish-square, I amdon. Where may be had, Caton's Popular Treatise on the Causes and .Distinction of the Varieties of Asthma, with urw, simple, and successful instructions for the prcientio and treatment of Asth matic Fits, price Si. Mk. LI ViN U M's PI L L 4, fur thc in l Ali* Vi m of all degrees of a certain disorder. One small pill is a dose, and the taking of one box, in a recent case, Will convince the patient .1 hi. speedy retovety. Nothing can be better contrived, more safe and convenient than this remedy, in totally eradicating every spiptom of this deratictive malady by sea or land, as it needs uu tonfinement, restraint of diet, or hindrance of business. A trial of this noble medicine will soon sound its due raise. With each box Is given a copious direction, from which the per. chasers will be enabled tollidge of their own cases, and to treat' them as mat be requisite, .wuln'ut further medical assistance? with secrecy and safety. • These Pills.inay IN had, wholesale and retail, St Mr (Agnew's, No. 57, Bridge•street, Mat,chei.ter, at 2s. lid. the box ; sold also by I.lEvans anti 50n,42; l.ong lane, Yiresvlituithfiehl ; •Dicerend Co. How Churchyard; Barclay . and Sens, 115, . Ek•et Market; shaw and Edwards, 64,St.Plvvits tipurO t.r.i.; Butler , 4, Chew side; Newbety and eons,. 45, At. rapcs Church yard; and one 'or more iiriliciiial . lViedielne Vendws In every market' , . 111 tit Unittd bliottiotti.' - • • • . •••' •• . • : .-;•• DEMERAILY AND USSEQUILW. The unders;entd In Ms capacity as Deputy First tviarshal of the Havoorable Court act Justice (r the UnittU C Use of Maar- Tar 7 and lubequibb, advatisee by ih se presents fur' the trot. second mid third tine, that lie will, by virtue ol'a .4tntente of the 'told C. raid the *ohs loent Execution, EX l'Ong and SELL at Public hiteattion Slle,lttthe kl4l.tb of Asg* l`l 5, THE CO I'TON CATION, PER 1 ukb sli.4t4 lit i dings, an 1 Itiritter Appurtensuces,.l ri timed oil thr WC..t 11a..k of M4 . 34yeally Crertt, in behalf of Jou. , Vilecti, v. Jam.. JAlrcy, his Acoruey im Repre ss:ay — Ifilie.refftwipqr.46z: to be sten ut ti;e Counting huu..e of Mews. Under wool, Hall, atul Co. Cup hall I.ondon. Tue Jad.ou , ti of the Pr* and Gelcurrence, on the net pro ceeria of t!se Sal..• of said C •t ton will be hell by the honourable Court of Jui.iee three months after the day of ale, fur whtil .-0,1,,0n ail th.) , e that may preten.., to have any right, Wit:, or inte..est, to the net proceed. of aii l Piautation or mitt:l-wise, are herewith, by,him, the undersigned Depul First Marshal of said Court of 3 stiee, SiIIVIMONED To appear is person or by their Attorney, on the first day ap pointed I,r nearing, which will be holden here is the month of Cactobe:, 1015, in order to-lay their claim in dee farm; under the penalty that against the non•appearers will be proceeded as the law din:cu.—Rio Deruerary, this Ist August, I Si 4. A. M. MEERTENS, Deputy First Marsletl. DEMERARY AND ES.iEQUII3O. " The Undersigned, in bis Capacity as Deputy First Marshal of the Honourable Court of Justice for the United Colony of Demerary and Essequibo, Advertises, by tite.e ph sew., for the First, Second, and Third Time, that he will, by V.rue of a Sentence of said Court, avid the subsequent Execution, EXPOSE and SELL, at Pub lic Execution Sale, in the &loath of Match, 1816, 4rEiE COTTON PLANTATION, RECESS, -es. with all Its Buildings, Slaves, a%.1 further Appurtenance', situated in a Cary, on the East coast of Demerary, in behalf of lathes Watson versus the Representative, of Alexander *fulloh, Proprietor of Plantation Recess. l'he Inventory of the above-named Plantation Recess is daily to be seen at the Counting-Souse of Messrs. Underwood, Hall, .and Coveopthall Chambers, London. The Judiciuni of the Pne and Concurrence, In the net pro ceed. of the Sale of said Cotton Planation Recess, will be held by the Honourable Court of Justice, three mouths after the day of Sale; for which reason all thmi , that may pretend to have any right. title, or interest to the net proceeds of said Plantation. or otherwise, are lierewidi, ii, hint the undersigned Deputy First Marshal of said Court of Juvice SUMMONED To nppear in Person, or by their Attorney, on the fiat diy ap -li:inserd fat- bearing, which will be holden here in the month of te tot, in order to lay th.•ir Claim in due torn,, under the natty, rein acaltre the non-appearers wid be proceeded as the 140/ directs Rio Demerary, this 12th May, IBIS. • •r t,. A. M. MEER I'ENS, Di puty first M irshal. DILMERARY AND ES.iEQUIBO. The Undersigned, iu his Capacity as Deputy First Marshal of the Honourable Court of Justice for the tinted Colony of Dente - Tarr and.Lvsequille, advertises by thew presents, for the first, secundpientl•third time, that he w.II, by virtue of a Se attics, of said Court and-the subsequent Execution, EX k'OSE and SELL at Public Execinion Sale, in the Mowli of JiLie, lute, riILIE suCAft - PLAN I'A'I'ION, 'c V ER- Jl gEliiitGEN E with all its Building., Slaves, and furler. Appurtenances, situated on the West Sea Coast- of Unliterary River, in behalf of A. Van Ryck de firoot, having lu . vredlocit C. H. Millman, daughter of C.Akr. Milburn, deceased, verses I. Verwayen,odnine slums s representing the !tire of Ilk. Mil burn, as also in beludf of F. W. Overweg, versus J. B. '1 heyasen, 14 Plantation, 't Vergeuvegen. The Inventory of the,above-named Plantation, 't Vergenve gen, is daiTto , be seen at the Counting-House of Messrs. Under wood, Hot._ and Co Coptkall t..liembeen,l.oodun. , The Ju4sciuni of the Pre and Concurrence un the net pro ceeis of the Sale of Said Sugar Plantation, 'r ‘'crg.-iiv. gen, will be held by the' Honourable Court sit Justice Oleo Mon;lis after the day of Sale, fur which reason all those thatteay pretend to have any. tight: tit'c, or interest, to the net proceeds of said Plitrnaitiop hr otherwise, ars lietewit h.. br bins, the Padsreigned Deputy That Marshal ut said Court of Justice, • • . SUMMONED 'To appear in person or by their Attorney. en the Brit Ally ap peinted loriwaring, which will be lipld b&e iu the snoods of ,August Ilia, an smiler to lay their ,e,leinis in due form, ender %Ia peualty,.that against the non. appearstra will be proceeded as MC law anciits..—RtO Demeras y, ti is 1 tqlt May, ISIS. • • . ' • 'Ai M: ii VlLNSp.Dl43lltrlint AMA, - q ~ '1 be .Marris of LANSDOWNE presented two I'e.itio-10 , One from certain iolicitors and others, of the C , u:ity of itos., agairiA the Additional Scots Stamp Duties DX; and a winch was from ccrta:ti Physiciahs and Surgeons of th. 4-uusity of Waterford, in Ireland, prAying, as we c:):.Id colic!, that ..h.fy may be vtaced on the sane timing as those of the same prt.fts- Rims in till: country. With rtsp , ct to the ((rifler reti-ion, the Maryiric car N erved, 'hat whatever rules tatlit be iniperativ:l Leon hl tntiers of the oc . ,er (owe with reintci to Pcati•its a ..titter Ohs, he thouzht their Lordships were differently eircuni.twicr!, and that it should be a rneral principle with their Lordships to opals th e ir dem s tO ill patitinu.s, i eze:iit where some distdreasid .cdic obj,ction e rd. • A abort courrixion rosin:if,. in wpiels ttel f aitic • th- übir. kre• CI rz t ,77,tit:rt.=to lie w~ Earl STANHOPE referrtsd to a entice he hit g'irm sons, Case sine , of a !notion to he Iwo:tied on a Putt ion then prc.. sensed twin a Gen lernan. vtins corrysair.-a1 it: the hardships he had suffered tinder the ex' g systs.ni of the Lankrupt Laws, and the want of power .m we Lord anent sr to order h:m to be brought no ioto Court to pftad his own cause, ate. as stated u the t'etitioa. What he had intended to propose was to bring in a bill to invest the Lord Citance'lor fir the time b:ing with the power which was then doubted. Since that period, howevcr, it has been ascertaiaed War such a rower does exist in tar Lord Chanc •Ilor, and therefore tile introduc• duo of such a Bill was unnecessary, and accur,littgly he with. drew his notice. The Noble East then adverted to the Vaccination B'll brought up yesterday from the other House, which he should oppose, on the same principle he had assisted a m. , asure aumewhat sistriar, which had been proposed by a Noble It was proposed by the presem Bill, that half a crown should be t iv:ai for every one Nato subtnitted to this sort of Wicttlation. Now, i: was known that many advozates fur Vaceinatiun adittt that there ITV three sor:s of it. One a gaud sort , another indifferent, and a third that does no goad at a11.—(.1 laugh )—au a Lilow may get half a.crown fur deluding a rrsnit to submit to that which was acknowledg-d to be no good at all. Ike measure was a rood ridiculous one, and he should to-ntorruw move fur the rejection of the Bid. The House having resolved itself into a Committee on the Irish Additional Spirits Duties Bitl— The Earl of DONOUGHALORE addressed their Lordships at some length upon the subject. He oh. served, among other points, that if due time were afforded,. numerous petitions from different parts of Istland would be presented ai.-ainst the Bill. its enactments went farther than any other measure of the kind, because not only the stock in hand was pro posed to be taxed by it, but even the ingredients used in the manufacture. 'lbis he decmed an un justifiable attack upon the pockets of iodividuals. A thing of the kind was never attempted to this cowl r. With respect to Scotland i.e ludieve , si it woe t but it met much WebildAtlee ill the other ft u(se. The Noble E irl made some general utt.ervatitets upon the present system of Irish finance and taxatien, which lie considered as capable of much amelioration, and looking perspectively, seemingly in reterence.to Ale future provisions to be rn ide under the,Actof.uilien, he exptesSeti his hop.: that hereafter in theie impor tant colloid...rations, Ireland would nave the. benefit of :English :wisdom. The Earl of LIVER POOL replied fully to eye observations of cite Noble E.lll. Ke .detended the provisions in question of the 1311 before the Commit. tee, as going on a principle repeatedly recogLized by the Legislature, not only with respect to Gi:eat Bri tain but to • Ireland, es would appear by the Acts . 4.1 the 4lth, the 46th, the 48th, and 52d of the King, is all which the stock in hand was taxed. The i.rin citile was held to be equitable, and it was abundantly in the power of the manufacturer ro make the eon. sumer pay the tax; a power they always availed themselves,ol, nay even profited in 'hat way, by the increase of duty. IVith respect to the wine-taiws it WAS always the case; and tn. the case of the spirit duties in,finglanci, the tar, it not laid on •tine spirits in hand, was laid nu the wash Writ which they were manufactured, 'and that came .to the same thing. With respect to what fell from the Nut L Lail on that part of the subject, he agreed with !inn in think. ing that the Irish manufactures would receive much .befit from the aguption of tits prioc;l4o of 4 \. ... .."..:. . , t . . 41 1 k r.: , , . • .-• • (1 i. 1, • . . • ) I t I . l' I rI I f; I I I 1 I ' , i 1p '. • 4 • i 1 • . , 4 . • • .1, i isc ' . z..,,