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,4 4 • ..-..7),.--k 'c a- : • ; F. " • (;- • • • i •4 4 : .. 44 • • • 2\ 1 4 . ..' 1 1 • • ''.: . n N... .:ts, . , . . -- _ -F- - 4' - , s . 1:, ',I, 4. • 1 1) .. 1 . - / - . i . i 8 :44 _ .. . .:. . .. % ~..... _ ~"1. P! i • 7.• . • SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1815. NUMBER 88.1.5., • r Yelp SO:;', THEATRE RGYAL, DRURY-LANE. • MICR OP 011DN4 NCB, Miy 43, 1515. ' THE-PR/NC/PAL OFFICERS of HIS MA . 7s- Jim., OltbilArNCß, a herd" film Mike. ST. MARY-LA-BONNE. N V AN rED, a Person as MASTER of the WORKHOUSE. Helnust be a man of unexceptionable character, poi health, sober, diligent, and a good accomptant ; not less than tsrty years of age, umnarried, and free from in cumbrance, and a member of the Church of England ; he will be requited to produce the most satisfactory testimonials as to 'character; he must confine himself entirely to the hthiness of the House, wh:reln he will be lodges! and boarded, with an ade quate salary. Applications in the hand writing of the pry, addressed to the Direetors and Guardims of the Poor, will L. receivvd at the Workhouse till Tlsur-d.ty, the Nth of Cotrminee meet on Hat day at Eleven o'Clock iu the Forenoon, to examine the .Ipplicauts and their teitimos WAT l'S, -:.a. .4PECt.. 11/.3 Thit day wero nub!' nud, I • it Volunors, stvo. wi .an In;ru 11HIS PRESENT EVENING. their Majesties' Servants will verform the Tragedy of MACBETH. • . . - dmes ion, by : Right iron. lAEA Entim r i ict. 46, ip ruiE SPFEr.:I4 ES 4 . Right CHARLIE • J .t.NIE. ; .X, In - House of Lozeissous. Macbeth, Mr. BEAK To which will be added, TIONESTY'S THE BEST POLICY. , Richard the Third = with Honesty's the besiltalcy. That Proposals will be received at their deice in Fall-14111, obrbeforeNVEDNESDAY, the 21st day of lune next, from such tersint as may be willing to undertake the Stipply of COALS, far service of this Department, for a period of one year, from Ilse'lst of July: The Coals mist be of the description denominated Mai?. ' Main, Eighton Moor, or Coals of equal quality and goodness, an.; wilt be required to be delivered free of every expence, except the King's duty; either on shore or into vessels or crafts, at ar,y iplace . in the River Thames, and at Faversham, or at any pot t or thee in the River Medway; and also at the port of Little Hamp ton, in the county of Su. .ex, as may be required. Printed for Longman Haws', Reek, Jane, and )3r3 , a—v, Pate. aoster-row ; and James '.'idawr., PiccadiPy Of whom may be bad, 1. Speechel of the Itlght Hun. Wdliatn Pitt; k 31.319 aim. •51.115. Gd. THEATRE ROYAL; COVENT-GARD/DV rrIIIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per formed, the Tragedy of • . ISABELLA. Isabella, Miss O'NEILL. After which the New Parte, called '. THE FORTUNE OF WAR. 'Monday, The Grecian Daughter; with Comae. - 2. tiFeccbe4 of the Ri .ht Hon. William Windham ; in 3 roll. !Ivo. LI. 16.. Iviardb. S. lipeecl:es of tl.e Right !Lm. J. Curran; in Iwo. (the 4th Edition, with A4.11001)9, price 1:3. board+. Is the Pres< and speed ly will Le p.e)lishetl, fpeeches of the Right Hon. Edmun 1 Burke. Information respecting the duties, &c. may b, had by applying to the Clerk, at his Office in the Work's ,'is N.,rthum.)erlasitt street. between the hours of ten and twn 7- P;17iL74.16 - Nl4iir . PROCEEDthaS.—, • MISS O'NEILL. AWHOLE-LENGTH PORTRAIT of Miss O'NEILL, in the Character of JULIET, fronfa Picture yonte,! by (;EO. DAWE, Esq. R.A. will be engraved in Mez b; Mr. O. MALL. under the immediate direction ;of DAV(h.—Sisr, 27 Inches by IT. Price to Subscribers: Farther particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions or the Contract, may be knowtrat the Secretary's Office in Pall- Mall aforesaid. any day between the hours of ten aad four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, scaled up, and endorsed, Proposals fur Coals; but no Proposal can be admitted after the said gist slime, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither win ousy Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, or an Agtint in his behalf, shalkattend. By Order of the Bawd, R. IL CREW, Secrfterp. IgIPORTA NT CO NI MERCII 41. lAt AN TAGES. THE instanceannonnced t• i,n where a Capital, not less than .C3..400, may he doullietl in the Tire of a fe.v years. It is hoped th tt the sie.ject alluded tt, will nat., from the mode adopted to give it publictly, be s:evectl with Lisa , tet.ion on fliat account, as facts can tie adduced to confirm the averred Natalie= ; it will moreover he admatisd, that a commentcation life the present, canna bx convapatl.tts the public ear, in any way so effectually u through the medium of the Uafiy Paper,' -- For further particulars address (post paid; to Mr. 4myth, No. 7, I Henrietta -street, Covent-Garden. N. B No Money Agent need aptly, it being the services of a still or active partner that are required. HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 2. The nownpuriek Election, i:td the Militia Ilmhful , lngis were bretiglit up from the Commons, and read the tit tttime. Mr. KI NI;STON, front the ludic preset,:,d Papers, whiela were laid on the table. tore ito.?b-rry's Divorce Cil!, after a few obs , reations (read Lord aTA :4 11 JeK, Was read the o'l%l time and Passcd. . Prints . - - ati 11 a i Proofs - - - 3 3 0 A few of the Impressions will be selected, at Four Guineas each: and a feu% highly finished, in colours, at Sic Guineas. The Priut will he ready for delivery by the end of the Sunimer. The 1 itture will remain on view tilt July, and on account of the nor.! , i r a visitors by day, it-will be also %hewn by laitir.li?,lit to these who have cards, on Mpnday and Friday tvenings, be.. tween the hours of nine and twelve, at !N. Newnan-Am:et. MIS!! CATHOLIC,. Earl GREY addressed their Lords!rips upon the "bject of the Order which stood for vi .lay, on the motiral of a Noble Friend of his (. h . Earl t D.). noug'amore), relative to t:!e Catholizs of Ireland.— His Noble Friend was, by illness, preventeJ ,urnt attending in his plate, but was desirous u) tal:e the first opportunity whicii the f-rm; and cony nience of the House would affird, v. br • .rg i forward.. He was not tenacion% of A particular but sup. posed that gorge early day in the rnsumg w...ek might be uritable. ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissary in Chief':. (Mite, Great George-street, ft6th May, 1815. NOTICE is hereby given to itll Persons desirous 1 i of tolerating to supply the iolloviting Articles for the use ut the Army, vit. bREAL)—Xo kb Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quar ' ter% and Barracks, in the undermentioned Counties and Wan& t BERWICK-UPON-TWEED, I JER§KY, GUERNSIN, . KEN P. NEWSTEAD ABBEY FSTATL, NO ITINGHAMSHIRE— and the Extei.srve M ANOIt. &tad LORDSHIP of ROCH DALE, in LANCASHIRE, with eery esteusive Royalties. 1 U BE SOLD BY ADC HUN, By Mr. FAREfiROTHER, At Garraway's Coffee-house, Cornhill, on hussar, July 28, at Twelve o'Clock, rpHE MANOR. or reputed MANOR or LORD SHIP and.J6TA l'E of NEWSTEAD, in the County of Nottingham, coma:Ming upwards of 8800 Acres of Ar.ble, Mea dow, Pasture, mkt Wood Land,dlvided into wonky eligible Farms, with the capital Mansion of :•IPAYSTEAII Alt •IEY; and exten sive' Stone Quarries. The Manor abounds with Gaing ; and the Lakes, which are extensive, numerous and grand, are well stocked with fish, and mach frequented in the season by wild fowl ; comprises the entire Lordship, extra-parochial and tythe fret., exc.:pt about 137 'sixes, situate in the adjoining parish of Lnby, and the puor and other rates very trifling. The Estate is situate between Nottiugham and Mansfielti.—Also, the very extensive and valuable MANOR of ROCHDALE, In the County of Lao..aster, extending over about 4.5,000 acres of land, of which about 33,000 acres are inclosed Lands, and about 1.2,000 acres are Moors, Commons, and Wastes, whkh, in case of inclosure, will add considerably to the value of the Estate, being situated in the centre of a manufacturing and very populous district; with Court Leet and Court Baron The • Tolls of the Markets and Fairs of the populous '('own of Roch dale, and extensive Royalties, comprehending the Rochdale Moors, well stocked with grouse and other game, and extend ing over the townships of Hunderstield, Spotland; Butterworth, and Castleton, in the County of Lancaster, and Saddleworth, in the County of York. 'I here are considerable Copylaulds held of the Manor, and the Copyhokis and Wastes abound with rich Veins of Coal and Stone. The Newstead &Site may be viewed by applying to Mr. Owen Mealey, at the Hut Public-house on the Estate, of whom printed Particulars, with a Plan annexed, may be had; also of John Hamon, Esq. 65, Chancery-lane ; at the Place of Sale; and at the following inns: White Lion, Nottingham; Swan, Mans- Odd; Bear, bouetthorough t 'Firer Crowe's. Lecover; Bell, Derby; Black Swan, York; Angel, Doncaster; Bridgewater ' Arms, Manchester; kisn and Chickens, Birmingham ; Bull and Mouth, Leeds; Golden Buck, Rochdale; King's Arms, Lancas ter; Crowe, Liverpool ; Hotel, Chester; and oi Mr. Farebrother, Beaufort-buildings, Strand. HEAP PIANO-FORTES and HARPS by inifitrent Makers, all warranted, may be seen at 3. War len'', No. 5, Leta:storylace; four square Piano•fertes, at 14, t 6, en, atd ttB guineas ems; thgee Harps. at 55, 25, and 20 guineas each, an worth nearly Tdotible cher ice complete and in perfect order, tpken In exchange for his new Pa tent Oblique Cabinet, Anti Hart/lonic Planwfietis. ".. 13LEii and MUTTON—To his Majesty's Lend Forces in Can . tonments, Quarter*, and Barracks, in the under-mentioned _ _ _ _ The E.al of LIVERPOOL felt no disposition to interfere with the convenience of Ye Nol , le L.:rd, but Monday. was .already ;'ppropriated to imitate business; and Tuesday was file tor 3 'notion of a Noble Earl (Dimity)), tor which the Lord• had bren summoned ; Tbuil.day was an open day, .ind if the Noble Lord, in whoseibThalf the pveseat sug. gestion came, and the other Noble Lord, whose motion already s•o d for Tnesday, should agree in a commodious application of the two days for ii:eir several objects, he would willingly accord with their arrangement. After a few observations franc Lord MELV►LLE and Earl GREY, next Tuesday wa, fixed for tl e Earl of Dosouonstonz's motion, stib; •cr, however, to die prior claim of the Earl of DARNLEY. On the motion cf Lord /vlox•rFotto, the considera tion of Lee's Divorce all was postponed from 'rues• day next to Tuesday se'nnight. ?CHPRCII3' pltgtEttiturr. WANTED to Purchase, the nest PRESXNTA. TION to a LAVING In the Ceiintlee of Neoloa,' Sof folk, or Essex, of the Annual Value of £nso to 41.C0, with the prispict of eat PcsAtion t , Proposeie (pitet4ll4). add7emed to Mout. Marko' and Ri -elardg, soleiturs x l Clagitcery'-Iwe.:loodon, will meet intmediate atielatkOl. • Isle: . ISLE of MAN. FORAGE, viz. Oats, HAT, and Sraaw.—To his Majesty's Ca valry in barracks, and Oats In Cantontnents and Quarters, in the under-mentioned Counties in South Britain : BER4S, .. I KEN I'. As also Forage to all Horses kept for his Majesty's Service in the Islands of JUEkNSLY and ALDERNEY. That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th day I. July next; that Proposals in writing, sealed , up and mark ed, '' Tender fur Army Supplies," e‘ ill be received at this Office on or before Tuesday the 27th dsy of June, (but none will . Ni received after twelve o'clock on that day), and if sent by post; the postage must he paid. . Proposals must be made separately for each County and island,. except for the supply 4 Forage in the Lland of Guernsey, which must-include Aldexcey; and each Proposal must have the Letter r hich .s Annexe :I to the'i'endcr properly tined up, by two Persons of. icowat Property engaging to become bound with the Party tenaering, iii the amount stated to the p, inted Particulars, tor the doe petiormonce of the Contract; awl. nu I'roposal .vill be noticed uniuss made on a printe,i Tender, and Cie prices ea pritsseti in *unts at length.; and should it so happen, that during the continuance of the CUsilliatt, 110 Troops should he stationed or suppiteilin the County; ta., espe,,se.of the Contract and Bond, paid in tha first instance by the Contractor, to be refunded to bun hythe Commissary it, Qua.. Vartleulars a, the 'Contracts way be bad upon apilication at t'alartniacti tses;:etti C.0.1.0:.rs of ceven and five; at the Office of: )teary e.nminussaryilentral enope, Guernsey; and at the Oflice.at. Dr IXti Ceininiosary-Getieral Wright, hoop • • GLA1315,-Atip EALUPHEZIWARE. HE pocx of Mr..JAME3 MIST is offered . .111. to - rho rid/lie - 00 very adv l antageous term!, hy order of the 4 trstgoves...-14. ss, neevstriet... ..• .170 BE DISPOSED OP, • % - THREE SHARES; for One Thousand Pounds. sach, in-a thriving Concern, which by active_ agency, is becoming one of the most respectabl4 Establishments in the metropolis, without risk, and requiring no further advance' of capital. Each party may take an active agency hi the office, and he remunerated for his attention, exclusive of his partnership dtridend in the general prnfltS. Every necessary infotniation ViH be afforded by the Actuary at the Wiattninster Central Mar, on personal application, or by letter, to hint in the first !:stance, who will require addrass 41111 assurances to mat, if the ogie• en should answer this ‘lAcription. . Their Lordships' then Acpurned. 110115 E OF COMMONS. Serjeant ONSLOW brought up the Conveyance Registering BW, which was read a first, and ordered ta be read a second time on this day threF months, and to be print. d. - General TiIURN . ION gave no'ice, that on Monday next Ito would ....•ve for a return of Om 110 yin t..itt.reib.•. Gh.p: other places of religions worship, at:J places for the instractian of the Poor, in the Parishes of Nlarrla-honne, St. Vancras, and Paddingttm, and within the Bills of Mortality, and the several Rates, whether as Latish or Highway, to wl.ich they have 111. them, been subject, with the amount thereof. The Highland Road arid Bridees 3:d went through a Cora. mittee, when the several Itteso.u:tors. were agreed to.—Rcpert on Wednesday. The Poor Maintenance Emlsazzlement Bill went through a Comnibtee.—Report (pi Monday,. Mr. W. 'A' V NNE klitight in the Thames 'Vice Amendment Bill, which was read a first time, ern! tortlesA fur a secon head ing on Monday: Aftet a conversation between Mr. A. Witiou.r, Mr, CAL VERT, Mr. HARVEY, Mr. W. WYNNE, Mr. 1.4;/:STILEN, tlf EGERTON BRVDGES, Mr. HORNER, Air. LOCKHART, gal Mr. WIIITRERA co, on the Motion for t:o: s-cond reading of the Pau• 'per.' Removal Bid, a division tool; place — For the second reading 55--Aga'nst it 9.3—Miiiirite TORE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON FRAC THE very desirable and extensive MANORS of t , SNITTERFIEI.D 3 , .fi FARI.k:V, in the County of " . NVarwlck, with the Royalties, ;. r.nd Ct.ivt . Rents beltbngir;; tcs_ the same; together with the.hionNto:t IL-use anl *Paddocks ill 4 sentral capit.tl . a. 41 volatile *.trans in Sritterfidki afoiesaid, with vodlrtud, tvel“toese.lWitti Sae , wins s - rowiey 'lqnlier The wlnTE'Conitining 1 t 73 Acres, ur thezeabuuts, ant: the Corn 'Plt)tes nt other - taitis. The Estate is ail Freehold, and tithe•free, int.) pr protextioned ineassiiiiilor 'gaol ltusbani y, ft:r uaich the audio lavourable. h,. situation is delightful and healthy, and the Estate well 'dapted fur the Preservation of every species of Game, and cal culated for the residence of any Nobleman or Cc:Mt-man of For, tune, 41) about the centm of I.ord M:dtlietOit's Hunt tf.ree mils from Waritick, bur from Stratford upon Avon, tf, front Sir mins:ban), and 14 from Coventry, with excellentroads to each. Fur further Particulars, and to treat for the purchase, apply to Nit. Modanil, of Abingdon, with whom a Plan at the Estate may be seen. YORKSHIRE.-DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVA i E CONTRACT, rrHE Commodious M ANSI ON: lately' erected, ..11- with 24 Acres. more or less, of rich Meadow and Pasture I.and adjoining, called SWINNOW PARK, situated in a fine Spotting Country, near the grambant Hunt, distant about a mile from Weatherby, seven from Harrowgate and twelve from York. The House consists of a Breakfast -Parlotir, Dining roots and thawing-room on the ground floor; five good Bed toor.is and two Dressing-rooms on the first floor; and six Bed rooms and one Dressing-room on the second Boor; an eacelient Kitchen supplied with water, •and every attached and detached convenience. The Grounds are advantageously laid our, and the Kitchen Garden walled round And planted t. ith choice Fruit tn. es ; also a Hot...house, Green house, and Aviary, good Stables, double Coaeblinuse, and Harness-house detached. - 'I he above Evart- ts Freehold, Ladd-tax redeemed, pays a small moth's in lieu of Tithes, - and the owner is ratified to two Pews in the Parish Church of Weatherby. Immediate possession may be had; al.° the yuriliture, at a Moderate valuation if desired. Particulars n y , be known on application to Mr. Taylor, Town Clerk 01virm k or Mr. T. W. Cilley; 26, Queen's-ssuare, Blooinsbury, London, N.B. If required, part of the purchase money may remain on montage. If desired, snore Land may be had to rent. 'ff.) THE CURIOII6 IN WINES. E following very superior Articles 'in pints, ar. A.' H now on Sale at the COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COMPANY'S CONCERN', Skiuner•street; 349, Oxford- Atrect ; 10, Combsll ; or of any of the Ctinikany's Agents in the Cuutry: Frontigniac of the finest quality • • Us. per Doz. "A alnoey Madera - • ..- 455. • i'vl:dmsey Canary (the only gored in the trade) 480. %to de Garnaah very old, a very scarce article . 5114 • 1..1..1 Conatantia, imported front the Constantin 'Vann in the year 1806 - - Ms. I .Ve‘t liidia Ma,:eira very fine - .. stis. (Ad East India ditto of the most exquisite &vim and quality _. 4511. Lag India Sherry, the oldest In the trade, cons- • pleteiy soft by old age, of the finest genuine ihvour, and cannot be surpassed id quality • s4s. Cutt,:us Lisbon softened by an East lodia voyage 121. C..rcavella very old - - - 3514 • • Pio& A .le Rum Shrub • • -30 v. 01 ange Brandy Shrub • . - ' . 421. Nuys au rest'and white • • .1 35e. The above articles have been procured at infinite trouble, sad are recommended as worthy the attentlett of connoisseurs in line Wines and superior Cordial's. N. IL A parcel of Clarets Latta, trey good, at 151. per dozzn, in trasch barks. Aims a entail parcel of the finest White Cep ever %ported; hr.ng made from the Erontigoiae Orape transplanted to the ts,.e. ot Good Hope, and the only tarsal la the Ailnilentintie. 1..1 dozen, in French bottles. . I "114,1*111 DJA HOUSE; May 30, ISIS. rip i2QUIi" . o f liIRECIURS of the UNITED com.p f vr 4. MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading hp Mr EAST INDIES, de hereby give Raise, '11.4 the Papers relative to the Claims of Mr. THOSSAS Gamsmo for pecuniary compensation from the Company, on which a Ballot is to be taken at the East-India House on Friday, ':he 9th 'June,. now lie opened at the said House for the inspec tion of the Proprietors. ' And the Court of Directors having felt it to be their duty to refuse, four several times, a compliance with the applications of MA Graham for such compensation, and having in consequence also demanded the Ballot to be "ken upon that question, they beg leave to recommend to the Proprietors the perusal of the said Papers, particularly of a Report in which the Court of Di rectoreassigned Oar reason at large for the determination to which they have so frequently come in this case; and they confi dently hope, that if they shall be band to have discharged their duty in guarding the property of the ConpOy, they will receive on the ballot the support of their Constituents. The Papers respicting Ueutonant-Colonel Viotti', to whom the Court of Directors have recommended a grays . of Rupees 20,600, also continue open for the perusal of the Proprietors. JAMES COBB, Secretary. NEW GRAND SCHEME. I)ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Con. tractors with . Government for the ensuing LOTTERY, Most respectfully solicit the attention of the Public to the New Sent me, which they have now the honour to submit for their inspeetior, in the coatideut expectation that it will merit a con tinuance of that distinguished patronage, which they have inva riably received in their former numerous Contracts. Prizes of .4C40,000, .e 30,000, 4 C20:. so, In the SPATE LOT TER Y. to begin 19th JULY, 1815, • Besides 12,000 GUINEAS, WhlEh will be paid in GOLD without deduction. SCHEME. £20,000 are seBv,ooo 10,000 5;250 11,0t0 ...... 2,000 1,050 I,ol'o 3,000 325 2,100 10 £lO 10 . . .... n. 100 26 SO ••••..••••• 1,300 1,5'10 ..... 15 1,500 Dinka Ist Day 10 each 15,000 Tickets. At 50,000 '1 Le First-drawn £20,000 will hay. AI 10,000 mote, making A PRIZE of AC30,000. The Second-drawn £20,000 wall have 4E20,0(0 more, making A PRIZE of £40,000. _ Stip ••• A., ` •• • •• ••• •••••q••• The First-drawn tit (moo will have €lO,OOO more, making • A PRIZE of .040,000. • .• PRIZES , TO 0 BE.PAID IN GOLD: The 10 First-drawn Blanks, the lit day, will each reosite 200 Guineas in Gold, making 4,000 GUINEAS IN GOLD ! The Fortieth drawn Prize, the Ent day, will modes 5,000 GUINEAS IN GOLD I The Fifth, Tenth, and Fifteenth Blanks, the second dart will each receive 1,000 Guineas in Gold, making 3,000 GUINEAS IN GOLD The 20th, SOO, efith, and 50th drawn Mints, the third day, will each receive SOD Guinea In Gold, making • 2,000 GUINEAS IN GOLD 1 Tielieta_and Shares are now on Sale RICHARDSON; GOODLIWK, and Co.'s Oille kt m, lianaildhlgs, *magi, sad . OWLS dlfiranee TO TUE PUBLIC AT LARGE. WEELEY BARRACKS. The last for Sale in the Eastern District; with the Fittings, Fix tures' and Stores belonging thereto. ' TO BE :01.1) BY PUBLIC AUCTION, By HAWES and FENTON, (Under the Authority of the Commissioners for the Affairs of Parracks) s On MoNDAT, the Sd day of July, I»t s, and Twelve succeeding Days, on the Preolis , q, witb ,, ,it ntserve, ALL k . uicisurintE, UTENSILS, and very useful Ft 114C2 a n d FIX IV RES, in the bet condition, belonging to the BARRACKS, atWeeley, to the county of Essex, situate about eleven miles from Colchestqr, and within a short distance of water carriage ; compri4ng strong rederads, for Lath and Sacking Bottoms; Wainscot Pembroke 'l*.sbles, Windsor Chairs; Parlour and Kitchen Sets of Fire Irons, c.onisting of flboVels, Pokers, Tong. ' and Fenders ; Bellows Coal-nuttiest, end Boxes, well adapted to the %tie of tallow-c h andlers; large Deal Ofileers' Mess-tables, some Hundreds of very strong large • and small Kitchen Tables and Forms ; Jacks, Spits, Iron-bound and other Washing-tubs, Chtimber-pots, Coal- t r..ys, and about 150 stout Kitchen Ranges, for four-feet openings, with bloom metal backs; Boilers; between four and 50u iron Pou and Lids,Water Pails, Tin Cans, Dry Rubbers, Floor-screpers, Close stools ; Stable . Utensils of every kind, w •th various other useful article eand seve ral tons weight of wrought and cast iron, all placed iu convenient lot, for trade, and for private families. Te Fittings and Fixtures comprise 10,000 het of panne; doors and angle cupboard fronts. &150 ditto of excellept betiding racks, posts S by S Inches, skirting, &c. 1,000 ditto of shelving and skirting. • 3,700 ditto of soldiers' berths, arm-racks, and fittings. '2O ditto of meat rail and 1 Jolts Gtr ditto of stone sink, with let' pipes. 'I large capital dressers, with drawers and pot boards, 2 large ironing tables. 560 feet of 11* inch benches aid guard beds. The above fittings and fixtures to be removed by the Purcha sers from the Premises, on or before the 29th day of July next. And on MONDAY, the 24th day of July, 1815, and fen ing Hays, (syltbout Reserve,) The WHOLE of the MATERIALS now forming the Bar racks at Worley, as lotted; containing the undermentioned quan.• titter (more oc less) viz. 740 rods reduced brick-work, 4,800 squares of pan and plain tiling, 8,000 yards of pebble paving, about 800 tons of which is of that sort of stone used fur making the Roman cement (a specimen of which may be seen at the Bar rack-Office, Spring-garden, London, and at Colchester Barracks) 4,500 teet super York paving,l,4loditto York steps, 4,600 ditto la-inch Portland chissoki,e,soo ditto 2 -inch ditto, 4,800 squares carcase fronting and weather-boarding, 1,400 ditto 1-inch link s& 1,000 inch deal floor and joist, 5,500 ditto It inch ditto, 700 ditto lit inch ditto, 150 ditto 2-Inch ditto, itspoo feet sashes, frames, and glare, 30,000 ditto dome and linings, 17,300 ditto lead and copper minim', 3,000 feet run rack and manger, 1,049,000 dittoi rim fir and oafs seemlier of various sizes. The whole of which is to be pulled down by the Purchasers, sod cleated sway at their risk, front the Premises, on or before die 30th day of December next. The above very ostensive Barracks (being the last ordered for 'Sale In this District) are built of the best Memel timber, and in prime condition,'which can be readily ascertained, from the nos menses openings made throughout the Premises, and in particu lar a:;:togla, Letter A. C o of the Buildings, Fittings, and Furniture, Pe/training detailed Particulars, and Conditions of Sale, may be kid of Ike Auctioneers, Colchester; at the Red Lion, Ipswich; Messrs. KA bsne and Son, Mediatory*, Chelmsford; Cups, Harwich ; Gedge ;,...1 Barker's, Bare; Sell Inn, Saimuadhams ; Angel Ins, Yar mouth; Stevenson sod Matchetei, Norwich; Crown Inn, Fraut. lirpgbart ; lk. Cam, Auctioneer, Wonelbrulge ; and at the Auction Man, Loath's. by Monday, the 116th day of June e Ilte Sale *lll cOmr , coce punctually take' o'clock each 41)!V The Bill wai then read a second time, and oi.lered to be committed. Message froni the 'Lords announced, tiat their Loash;ps had passed I.ord Divoi Lord CAS I'LERE - .1(1:1 site notice, that on Mondzy'next he would move for a Monument to be erected io G4.flieral Palteoliam. • loped that a similar mark of respect would be paid to the memory of General Gi lL~pie. Mr. FINLAif hoped the late General Hay would not be forgotten, but that a similar tribute -would be pad to his • • kfleinory. Mr. H. SUMNER presented a Petition Pram the Inhabitants and Owners of Housei on t'•e site of the intctuled new re. , complaining of the powers given the Cninmis*Kriets of sail street s and praying for the interterente of Parliament.—OrZlett.d to he on the tank.. A it: Y ESTIAIATER. On the House resolving itself into a Committee of Supply, • • • Lord PALMERSTON * brought up' the Army Estimates for the year. _la said . he would not, de tain the House on them, as there was no very mate rial difference in them front those,of last year; up to last Christnais they had been less than the P ieper year, but since that an augmentation had necessarily taken place. In the home forces a reduction. of 37,000 men had taken place, and in the foreign. forces - em ployed 10,000. Several cavalry regiments had also been reduced to eight troops of 60 men each. In the Militia a great reduction had taken place before Chi ist mas, and the estimate for theM to that time of course less; but since that, the, embodying of them had ne cessarily raised the estimate. . In the Pay• Office there WAS a saving of £50,006. In the In•pensioners of Chelsea,_ there was a saving of selooo ; bin an in crease of £lOO,OOO had taken place in' the Out ptn sinners, in consequence of the number of men who had been disbanded from the forces. There was aLo an increase of 029,000 in the Widows' Pensions, front the additional number of pensioners, and the increased rate of pension. In the Volunteer Corps there was 't saving of £149,000, in consequence of the number of cavalry corps which had, been disbanded. In the Local Militia there was a decrease of it 240.000. In the Royal Military College. there was al increase of £7OOO, and in'. the Military Asylum t,detrease. of €3OOO. In conseqnence Qf the death of vane retired Chaplains, a saving was made lisi of 4sooo. In the Compassionate List, an ancrease of Jet 7,000, including the increase. in the Royal gtoulity List. ;In the Commissary of Ireland t] re woultf , be, filen.] Au increase of 04,000. ‘ t ierr vies a considerable. tic- GreOf 41 the 4440.4004 rte ; but u. sOnte ~_