Star. — London, England, 1812-07-03 00:00:00

and __ Mar - . . - las gt low nsn an rt, .deetwied, - - -• • _, e , .:.i; .._ .• - , By Mr. POBINS, . v '.:•-•.. - . Vireo treadles op Rich's..ad-Hill, on B.foringi Ight d, and • ; - • Three follovriug Days, at Twelve, ' t SCARCE and COSTLY FURNITIY E M onosios of 'ains and Sofas in black Eboot.esirigusly. tela'd irivis ivory; wreck Buhl Cabitets-and Tables, bewabelly jr:fli inlaid trialmenntrd in Or btilOit, Mlles - procreation s Ebony and. .9!e-wood Cabinets aind,,Eterutoires, inlaid Wit! ivory, :totabise:ehell, and bracts; Statuary _sod Vied Antique Marble Vler 'railing; large Slabs of . variegated Marble; •noble Freatik rates of pectitilar brilliancy. one . ninety.tir by sixty ; •Eipitlitg- i rown;.Fienck •ElTroar.dialts, Safes, and Window Curtains. eit• .4.4braryr-Writing Tables, and • Bookcases, large Turkey' .Carpets, ono 23 feet S bidies by'ld feet 3 inches; Select Mafio gaily r _llining -. .Tables,and'etiairs in red Morocco-, Sideboards satto, IC: &Etats ? Mori ne Cortainit, Wilton Carpets, large India Matting,. r flock tio tit, Orteiati Lamps, &c. &c. '1 he Ded-Chansber Furs niture is c.urrespendel, and commises Very fine Dowu and-Fes -1;, the; Bliell.whb apprnpriate,Matutsses and Blankets &c. Sic.— ,- 'lke Haagings and Window Ctiriaita of Boa white Dimitvebeau , lid inlaid trendt Con i niodes Atfaliosany Wardrobes, I/rosins . Tablet awl I:l3bst s, •elk Mini back Peuteiler and :caned stir Chairs ' with-crtry Art lee 01 Fettelt ure necruary and" uselial for alk.diftsloria •• . / . Ikerututlatie (:!fires and Kitchen comprise the usual Requisites' of runtime and Cntinafy A t ticles in Coppers andTinscac. kc. , May be vieired Tlb friday lad Sathrdarpreceding '. tbliiglietVkilibtitio; at'26; fit coati (Witheut whirls bode can he aiWltiol,,Attay Its: had on, the- Premises; and:of /dr, it ob:ns, : IV*, iirWatseT,..Goiden ego are„ I; _--...-..--.. —. ....) 11011D-STRBET, OR APEOISSTICIttr, :ai .-,----, d RAY . - H1L1.... Sm—Caplial HOUSES and 4.4toung) -Awn; rtaltwvibie tbrivcr. • • . • •-... .• • -:, .. . - . - • , . T -Ur. ROWS * *. •z*:. , . , . At Garravray'r, te 'Wednesday, hay 45.44: 1 1 seehre,. In lots, THE Wry Eligible LEASE/10p) *ESTATE. bell wader the - City of Loudon, renewable 'fur ever, at 4. ' SW Vertaiu ; wariatins at the • vary extensive aqd capital built. Prelaber.ra'kd tbe.CLiAAANDON HDTEI., with the Baths,? • Ste. in Old apn+ecreet, alWa Mesmer', kfo. ;in 'Gtafton omet. .I_lW ou truiavoif groapd.tevys, and renewal fine* eyed - 0 4 11 cap it al . 6 Saipto Wipailpai, ip Graftomstreet, substaoti bailitiolidideatsed fogy families of dpa Ire ifiPlafitlUlt.; and of • ' . .11111011 . 04.0irelling . gouees s iiilloOdystreet. The butane p -.. ii4 - IWreeent iirestal it nearlyipl* hundred pounds a year, 'illSe reprWaiSsiii.. payable every fourteen yaws; and the _tfoladotaritbe *pose in Grafton-street , will/ in 4 few „ :IdiomV. present Laois thereof fan iu. be greatly ink . , . pit bt_ 44 4 Mr. Pilkingtop, Whitehall; of C. .W. . ' 7..si.Stbr a Greer Rumen-street+, Bloomsbury; at Oarravray:a;. ark- of Alm Robins, Warwick-street, Golder'. square, where a pan of the hat* may be seen. . .. .. •. - .:. • iriCith4A.NSWORTH, HERTS. .. .' . . • $4 •0 11 1 4 11CP., ittUDE .. . PLEASURE GROUND, LAM, • . ' • - . . . - TRour BFREAM, Stc. . • . __ . . !. -• • • TO itx SOLD BY AUCTION,. ' . f• ~ , • . ••; • . s .. •• - By Mt.itOBINS, • At Gaiiraray's on Wednesday, July Qs, at Tartlie, In- one Let, 1.,,A 'VERY Desirable • FREEHOLD . ESTATE,' • 4: a• - Land-Tim redeemed. Hampton Hall, aituiste 'Opposite l• 714000-Pstk,-Riatuansworth, a spacious eteibk ninny Mau • goo With .oillees of Jiii glescriptlons, capital. gardens; walled round, Polly roched, cropped and planted with choice fruit. trees,. green-het:se, delightful pleasure-grounds, by thp aide of a fine trout strew, ornamenteti with Sue fun-grown 'shady forest , . trees and shrubs, leading to a *awe boom elevated by the' river. sis - e ; fish-ponds, well stored, sundry enclosures of rich wa!artmeaflow, pasture, and arable land, all !vim 'cbtripact, Farm-yard . and buildup. The whole upwards. of so acres, 1 • forming. a rlost delightful residence for g Gentleman's O .. Family, a short di Lance from iltickmaosworth, three tulles from Was fyol, and .eighteen from Landon.—Hounds are kept. In . fhe peigghbovrhood. ... . . Wee' W vitiated by 41404 de die Viendiesi where Partici -1 . late may birliedp A Ike Swan , Ktetatainiwort OVhite Horse, pabrldge; g.itue Argil, Wadded t. Stitt,: Hensel Iliempstead ; 1 *MO Aroo,lierkbeinstesd; Wllite Hart, St. Alban', and Fdp. ware; Attribte. Ater_ i Stsninnr.l3 et Mew& Aubxeyantl Cur lroc-rtiulirsot,, aslmae:44na; at Gangly/ 1 s; and of Air. litotdos, I.!fitticat,'Cci.lliers•htuare. •' - • . • ...•, . . , . .., ifflt 11 :01: • - . . kkitngli..D . E.VATE, eligible tow 41311.D1NG, obetwesti.. Streatham, Tooting, aid Mitcham. _ _ _.,..... • .capital FAMILY RE S IDENCE with Othees., Taint-H*lC sad 13=t t e on deatty Two Hundred Acres of Land, seven. . .• Milao - . • ..r - ~. Sy. Mr. ROttiNg, • .•- . • - At Caisiooloo.lll.46ower 'CleaagNeVey, .conh;11, on-Wad ' ondayi•Jillylll,,:af Twelve, part in Lots for Building, .' tiVALUADIX IREEFI01,1) ESTATE, Und. "lasii s edecint4.: conk:4l4g TAIHWOETH HOUSE, a ~.. • - - ideate for a Cent konstea Family :, with Offices of. in liti, , • 40si • Coacli-hotimes,'Stabies, Lawns, Pleasure Giotinds, . , ti•—..lelove ...___Land--„ in. aU. e.as.vii,"rwenty-seven Acres, beinvi- . lOn amc cd wl 11 obi • Wit 7 - lber . A neat Far.l- u e •', .*., -10 , . . lu. , • • b 0 f . ty , . Earns , st•bies, ;p4 6 put.bumings,. and upwarkim'ol i.limadivitand "Sixtytotq Aires of Metdptv, l's,nuw, and. . Ara b le thitd,`blanifee) by • a 'ere,* pf water, and hi , the roads' *brit" TdiltiVg.'),tid Settatisani to' Mitcham, 11 , mieLit Into, sots ; - reel 4At OW sitt;• fitt'eprethik.tiltas and buifclitigs; the piindpal litlf iii . AuelpOinis.Oing beetlij situation', and only seven macs ' • Viiinlidlidoti. " ' '' • 1 TQ, be viewpdby,appliiing_a_c_TiFpgt 4 How, !;)xere Parti alakii lifi he 144; 4 Ohe t.itt Oaf.' Upper Toodus ; Mr. Chairirpon;Balai.sttATlM;Grvitquipt.carshalton; king Head., , t i ,j7 ; Cods; Situate ; . vivo Arass,. arigmhoundi Croydon ; )%,1: it-lead, Mitcham • at Outwear •;• and of bf.ri litiblah W.4ireelirsuixtf Goldes:.spare t *late a Flits gftbr Lot. wa y . .. . .. . . . . ' . bs aern. 7 ,~,. ,'. l /,.. ;4flairril. ilowtiest It t iiiitAgiiro4:l- 3 / 1 44 pep* . Ike a.l6d, ' G a{ 4 ol, i, A, T ,, 1 f0. k . qm, and Two. Mildred and 1 - TifitifnA 4 .. . - " nAdoic . , Fa•onftini4 *ably Isoi r poo nation, qllifa:ke.c. ' .• . • ' ' . $j .*AI • - • • • . 4t GitttsrpArt* Timreflor.altiliki*ltlf iit Pl* Ii 9711 g Vixt ..Eligible irßtztier.o ESTAT,E, -1- tAidtri te2a,ciiletr3treittl.Mrits, will kaitifo als Itt ridritoi of. thefikg4to;, fp tied r a• aliftito66sl . ll)4 °ollo'Otte hqqd ? ttglf kotoriittOt • 7 1tYP ri t t M 0 24 fi Itik.litarqufs et Yi ifPFORIT) •E ' - 11;e" #ii*VeglillrAlliLt lotAllefint, Visit/1010 O. . " sali Of i Iropiadi of 64 thin cnikitireno,•sme, • : or . f 7cKal: iftpiii;4oo trOiti Chidfn ; • Idaatot heigtoloyst. PrOil•ii LOW" Pfd: 40 drododr, *Ms* *We itiferi.Oe.:l Me r 4 eveirn: Oral* iiirtei, ItlldiiirOr* thionivittie pita of flre Moto Grootors. an d i4aultig fittZpti4,iiiilif, ostdo "Ors thto the Ittietti?iool4; a: Pftiolido kb,. drwilsqtrotins,veith Piiiaeo w niennida.in frentibet 1 a .-- - - • _. faandoom, ;mall Study, and *at suitable beechagg aka ? a t airnt " II*" tba . rinons t a t' Obit in Unlit tia. 'over, iarvants' chintberi i • fice;ctiheerninilt Aces, cellar , die: 4 • bkas and cottage in Imktit'. k ant ' trie • - neat Firm Hate littactied,l'arin•yar4; Papital stall stag, Coatis 1 MEYANSITrART tigiffo44 Wilffiftlfiellorl to hose boffici:•SaliisYearelitiriestibkg teite konse,lsotiliry housie,aud the nsa___, ; ,_aotite inks arat MAK anal, - , Wlf ansalo was blvd sarious•Qut-buildings, exce'llent Garden, fulltcrisiiped and stock- for ta'"...:,..• ' • :.,,_ _ __. __.__,-_," :. ed; Pleasure-grounds, end upwards of - Otte fittndred . Acres of . • • ! _ _ ...'' ":"183 1 B;NOWlnifliplik• .rich Meadow and Arable Land, surrounding the Buildings, and I • Mr;CftEEV EY, in ptihnariei of his notice; rose in ai fence, iniggli cultivation. and the Buildings in complete ge 11018Ve RN; ACCOttiltS Of the Disburse:MMUS from LllO orders most Dssirable Residence for a •thintletnan't Family, . • ...• ,_.. , a...... . . only ninktußes from London. .1 7801211ty fur ime Improvements inM431 - .1a - bbo ne jely, be viewed by Tickets, and applying to the Bailiff, at:the PAIL After stilting that itigal tlse duty Of tdr where Particulars may be had ; and at the &U. Hendon . ; in inquire into the state and eurplbitnentOt 11 1114111.ioneBarnet ; of Messrs. Dawson and WratthLtw, Solki- v I a.ancts, he adverted to the Act of Parliament, which (ters;'Saville.passage, New Berlingion street; at Oarraway's anal ailed neon the fitst C Mirsioller of W oo ds and *IMP. Robins,. Warwick - street, Golden-square, where Tickets c- r . , °PI --- .. . fur viewing may be had, and a plan of the Estate seem ~ • • FOR SALE . BY PUBLIC AUCTION': - At Am London.Tavero; Posh - esti-street, Plymouth, 011 Friday, ' 24th instant, 'at tea o'clock in the forenoon 11 1 (. .. , i T r . F.,..... to make a Reporrostee an ; three years;witffin . SO days after ills meeting of : Parliament... •Tllis pro. vision had not been complied with by Lore (Anther and in conseguencehelt4ri-Creever), had felt • - beautiful new Brig DON ROJ.)Eatcti,,g4 it his duty to endeavours iobtain information in soon - the failmeing Dimensions: y ecn ii i 92 ft. , in. . 1 Depth 22 ti. 4 . 1 • 10; t u dthir n_ro._He .L.. weat therefore to Mary-la.brune Impiesteerients and plantations, *whit •. 26 '' Si ' I Admeasuref 97350-94 tine .'! • " Or_ 41 " W w i tne s s "W - . She is btilt of the hest materlah,l3 only a few months.ohl, and.'...lor which such money had been issued, but he milf is copper-fattened and sheathed; has high breast-irrorki suboan4 ! gave long-gravel walks, -and . the principal plantations 1144 built, pierced fur 16 gem, and tails very fast •-hedm ad e ' consisted of boards, which warned - him from corn her passage from New York to the Cando" 4014 dap, when - mittin tree . b Min further to acfluirc the . . g passes, y w g plated. informatien he desired ' . Unuer these cireumstancei,, . Also, her GARGO;..consistbig of, for Erpertatkn, 142 Casks Coils 2l Cases t astor fNI .. • he thought that Parliament was. bound to look at the •. i NW Bap dela * 3 Casks Tortoiseshell , - -Actrituus for which he should move, as the condu.ct 1 •10 Ifbds. White Havannah 1 Caw ditto ' ' .af Lord Glenber:tie and Mr. Nash, who appeared to .: - • Sugar . . .SO gales Glum Arabic • • 136 Duals ditto-. 3 B a l es cp c hl ati g 4. ,. be Commander in Chief in Mary.la.bonne Park,.vias• 60 'Vial! Cases ditto 1 Case Mahogany .. 10 be regarded with mticlisuspicion. Mr. Nash was. ... so Cub Aastio About Ifi6oo Horn 'nes a subscr.ber of 410,000, and Lord - Glenbervie of 391111c0 Cotton 900 White Oat Hlid. Stares 43500, to a Scheme called the Regent's Canal (but AK' Bales Peltries • which Sight, with more truth,.be called laird Gkn- Talewhy, aed condennted as Prize to, his Majesty's Ship BILLS Peux:e; Jaitas BRp/16611, E'q. Captain, * (bls Majesty's Ships bervie's Canal, inasmuch as the Regent had not the tairac;ACIPATIC. aI6I . I.YRA 110 co m p ly). slightest interest in it) that ran througkMary-la: bonne The Schooner PR -. E-NrIA, P ar k . H e di sa p prove d of these inonferentei. of pri:l ensoo,ns. , . I .ergt h , B o . ft . 5 i n . 1 tp ept h • 7 ft. a I n ; p vete interest with public, dog", ;since it might be no- Breadth 17 8 1 Admeasurei 86 Tons. thing more than a plan, by which an araiticial - ex- Squire sterned, has a high Quarter-deck, carries a fair • Cargo; pause of water should be supplied for the ornament and sails well; is ins ood.aider, and well founds mime by hi ".‘ sh , ' g rounds of Lord Caleitbervic ; and as the pro- Majesty's ships Bitta Poe it and DRYAD, and condemned as "*.. gress co the scheme ought to bb w atc h e d with great Also, for Exportation, 20 Cases- Indl b ia,•ex Siropodemned as jealousy,. he moved that.an It.4diess be presented to * Prize to his Majesty's ship Mays Ponta. • - the Prince Regent, prayipg hia Royal Highlfess to 46 Hogsteadli aspirins ClareiWine, lay before the douse an account of all lurch( of money • - .. - to casts Soap , . r 4 Tons Roaln ' expended on - the Crown Lands in Mar y-lx-hornte Lit - frOni his Majesty's Alps Batts POvta and Menus*, aid poloaineti as Prize. Park, since the renewal of the Lease s in 1811., .. 1 * • '', • The Ainirican built Schooner SALLY, Mr. Ayi44.R.TON did not. wish by any means to rums - snows eta ILCIST6II. . mitt-the motion, bus.ki was anxious La ralleVe some. -Length 68 ft. 0 In. 1 Depth 7 ft. sin. sof thew's:or ted aspersions thrown upon Lord - Glen- Breadth 20 :0 1 Admeasures 87 Tons. 1_,;...- -- r. She is square steeped, bas a Woina fi gure head, sails fast, and ' wags% *ho he vrould;ivithpastfent:cit calitradiction, cattle, a fair cargo ;is midi new, well mind, and in excellent declare to be one of the.most inexitorious- public set °nate°, being just off the Shipwright's ways, having been no v4-n- 22 that had ever been mph /ed. The Honour -. paired and fitted for Set. She is esititlid to a British Register, able Gentleman- had espatiatesi much upon whet he . Rfi having been condemned as prize! The good Ship OEOILGE sod MARY, built at New-York, called die various lacks theeuse, ens:. had permit has a Wiwi Head. 0 ., ted his imagination tp , range without restraint ; for .. gpaeltstorts. ' ~.. certain. it was that Mra.Creevey tame to: the discus- Length , ' • • .110 ft: a isf.' 'rub 7 ft ' " ` 1 " lion of the - sublet' unshackled by alie shg'its • ' o . s. it,- Breadth ' 24 ••II • .- Bet ween Decks 3 10i • . unshackled Admeastres '9O 81-94 tons. - ~ fogsgatioll :be was - mistaken-in every point SO Thidi She Ira handsome little Ship, in excellent condition, and &bun- , :Ilk . had t adverted. First, 'as to the triennial inport; he , agony found in morel; sails fast, and combines the plopert;iss of ( _ Wharton) . regretted•thet• -Mr..Creevey had not etch and burthen. She has just had a repair, and may be! l. w pent to sea at a short notice.. Ibis ship is also entitled to 4 444.. digs Register, having been condemned as Prize. Length The Schooner BETSEY, of the following Dimensions : -' 63 ft. 4 1 1 In. 1 Depth freatith 38 •6 - . 1 'She Is a handy tie easel, nearly new , is in excellent condi tion, gild well found, and is. particularly ;41apted fur the Coast rill' log 'trade. fC. AO I . e admirable , Report which ltd, been made • r .Chief Commissioner of Vfoods and .Forests, spilt be would assure ham that it Was a pleasure, a 7 ft. es ia• .delight Which. yet remained for him. The Honour- Ad "" a ' ures 88 8° " 91 " ins ' able Gentleman had called the canal projected . load . : . r. i Glenhervie'i..ana,, as if it woe to be named after bts . Lordiliihwho had only a share of 48500. out of Her CARGO; consisting of, for Exportation, ,1200,QUO,Insteact of receiving its aepellation from 3 'Pips Cegniac Brandy , the personage who now exercised the functions .of g Hot heads Clarte • 20 Cases Silks and other Dry Goods royalty, and to whom it was intended 61 a compli.; 18? Casks very sopivior Yellow Ochre •,.... • meat. The succeeding assertion was that Mr. Nash, Condemned as Prize to his Majesty's Ship Nieman, airlift- Ale Surveyor, was Commander in Chief of Mary.Ie ,CO4I6I:SLTMOUT, Ban Captain. " ' borine Park ; and that he and Lord Glenbervie PO6 TITORAIN. •_. ._.__. 171 Casks of 011-ex ARNO. . would derive improper advantages fro th th e plan of *- 41flikeendemnee as Prize to his Majesty's Ship kli t ssea, , carrying the canal through-the Crown lands; The • TOR HOMI CONIWAITTION, • . truth WAS, that seven acres of Land had been rented at. _,.. • • - i!• - ''e Bees and g Quantity loose Cotton. ' ' the high rent of £ l5 per acre for the purpose; if the lelleTsar, condemned as Prize to his Majesty's Ship Mussy, i Honourable Gentleman thottght it a bargain libr the FOIL 0014 g CoN6VIIII , met, :About 2 Tons Logwood ' ' !• tenant, Mr. Wbarton unused him, that he, if he a Ditto Rosin chose it, "night on similercoaditions obtain a similar - do Kegs Musket Lead Balls. - advantage. It was acknowledged by all, and prov- TOE •EXPORTATIOW. satisfactory evittence, that the revenue of die Minot 80 Tons St.l.lhe's Salt (in aWarebouse aiStonehouse). led by Crown appropriated to the Consolidated F.,,qa would I For viewing Sanipks, Catalogues, and oilier Informsti.in, apply I to Messrs. liawnse and Ewes, Merchants, Plymouth. ibe beneuwd by the improvements now effected, to Sanolks et tlie•Geods may also he seen ten days prior to the% the amou n t of no Iris than 830,000 per :month.-- sale, at Mears. samesiarra;n fa seern s, scoteco.onelae.. ' lign, Wharton ceniared in very severe terms the Hip ': i JOHN LIJSCOMBE, Broker. • 1 • • • • pant wanner in which: the Honourable Gartikatan " Iwir . 1 ,144._ - I had ueated the characters-of public.men, placid in i responsible and arduuni _Situations ; such ' conduct could answer no good goutpese,. and, might lead: to the -Most dangerous consequences, even .to *teal:tin.' • ,_ -...--.. s ..46/ co,a of whkhi perhaps, the Hoaouratiie. Gentleman . . did not entertain so much dread as many of show to :red, ontbe 4o "o ol2 or tb ""in whom he was generally pnlitical}y opposed. He con tr. Pannier's CLiims, *Udine mods 40 , 4 ill , volt °ace, , eluded by stating that .the,-arvutoste moved for would not comprize the whofe s u ns enam el l'. which emu& Itleties4l4 the triglegi ted -tea little more than 01.14."0-i t';-t; :r _.. _-. • ' '' ' 4 4 etarazaides Mr. CREEVEY repliiolverribortlA a11a11..4 6 ii o. ' , r t. dress was agreed to. - -••, '• -- ` --• inuatos; ZLINCI7OIt, ITC. • '' -• s Sir FRANCIS BURDETT begged leave to pot • two - questions to Geittleilers on the opposite side. l'he tint regarded a Petition he bad presented lama time ago from a .maa oftlut 'name of Fleteher, own plaiaiag that tve'hadiretis 'ruined by Excise o:Seers ; he wished to . knit* *filth* G-averarn4nt bad J me i - r iutencled to do aertlying - tflobe't !-- if I second veil. don regarded a ouster <Clain* greater impwunce. An HiOnottrableGnsidessaasseer the way ( hir. Wliatt - inn) had stared, lhat eemOtin proceedings - might pro- Lsilace a resolution. • It Mantra to tile Homfurable Baronet, that if the statement- of Which - he was igi pos. ;minion was conrectaa ratralutioshad.alreadybeen at :;aniplished.• . -He had often- 'had 0e54601) to splice , end protest *Olin** niforkrente of military in the cotoctyns of the Oritith People, sometimes wider the luitext..of- secating - litite4tablishinggasblic ti - asi; guiltier, and: be . . had thusly - ii carted stated lik pii= ' 3ll sm: that if 4 fuch i‘tiNeleni:OlthW iheilifi*VM any'lltrinin .being. of .liffeht Wrillcl . ,bit. gisiltY‘of se : less a crime thai.istirdris, • andanghioa .16e Subjuer ter , condign perthiumnsta • ; - tviekiWairbit oplidea l itedle %tumid at any tisneililloighperbaps the resat iris not the fit occasion) be prepared to argue the , poidt with any lawy rs of the land. , 4.'",. t i.,: , ,, - ,Ve • S. '. 1 . ratettupted Sir Finch Iluidl notice the Honourable Baronet it s . WisirOrthe practice of the Hon * on the mere giving nosk t o f argument would in all pro m . and that reply to discussion. JR,1).V.17.1' atitwa:tetl,thaLla r .44 to debate the' matter., sit could easily have it **A s shape which would even - into a disetissicio, 2.1. Ash * ~.act to propose was, whether Ministers were swan that sealers presided. ova die patt, or bid po s te sic, the place where the pintas taken for the `Bri'itoli •• - ' ... • • ' '': b i e rst d M e ir il la m Vit i iY rre -I" %i h th il e 4l64.l.ll ,pelieet4 l6l :l43: llath ee . w tegli Zeir si t t°4h4ll. the we of Pletcher; and fgarici that Atilt* inplute refutation 441 tbe statententsaardeme* Petition. If the Monaural& Ditrueet shatelda ia a Motibts ph the sofiject, he fhfr. - I , 9tetteo • . c• . re forA lA ose.documents. ~ .11.:-, 'Sir FRANCIS BURTT roe n o d e '' ' should to.morrow Sulatnit a motion to the lica t ip sisbject. - • .I.,md P . A.Usti R.STON swam not in the italetTe . the time the liquouratrie Baronet propo s ed hi s; question ; but be Otte:wards entertd, and said * he cotilii state. if it Tote our 3:lrisfaction to the pourable Kirouet, ;hat, * W. 46 usual in all. where any election was to he holden, he had k m ; orders that the troops in Bristol - should be lastelati out of the ton n the day before the eLctiott team * Cud, and 'that they sho u ld not aeutra until d 4 o I after .the poll had terminated. In clmeonence et these cirreCtions the miNtary bad been remereditne • this minting his Ltitilsl4 had rece , red 4 letter** aoterat .oswalsl, conaltakring that district, i l f ew . it him they in-pu t i nc top e o f a reqds!tion Ageril by t .l ut Mars of Bristol aridsereral MagiAraksot Gl * . cesters . hire, he had nuarshesl the. Last Mighlieses if. gimeot of idilitka i ierto the immediate viciaityufki f „, j colt but the Cetenlbander es:JeJ, that he hail during it inexpedient to qttiftet thern within :tirestrry, - 111 had therefore procured ;Alm' for a partitm.ef tVe corps is the suburbs, and other rxaareaient itmaiNg out of Bristol. Perhaps the liotioctltsle might have morerecent intelligence on the su . but if it were true th;t the military were • witirin the limits of the city, such a step could' bare beenoctasioned by some tumultuare - ' rings by the populace, which :required their - reoce. Government, however, had receivedue ligence that the troops were within the car of a .. CONVICTS IN IeYLAND. ' '. Sir SAMUEL ROMIULY, alter a few peps. torrremarbs, • moved that thide.be laid below di konse,, returns of the number of pc ' rfOOI. mato sefl f . rintie, in the several gaols of Ireland .{rigid s OW various *raises for the Ci t y of Dulalip,botwc4 4 legit and 1612, distingt6shiog their crimes, their sensums, and several other `particulars. The Hon, BMW expressed his doubt whether the. syitem of criminal law proposed by him, could be properly extended at 'the Sister KngdOm. .. . After a few words from Mr. GaI:ISOM. ing his concurrence, Mr. M. Ft 1..:. Savona; ItosittAr that the extension , . Ayeland was 'wised for with anxiety. ,r_c.. • . LINCOLN GAOL. .4 • Mr.D. GIDDY moved, that the • • Lincoln Gaul have leave to report from dente, —Ordered. , " M. D. GIDDY afterwards brought up tbk .. 4 the Committee , tip-casing a -doubt :s would be expedient to exert the pint of • N . , to compel the Sheriff to bring up several • c'ooSned on s.ivel process.' as he would ..- -• liable to an action for an "escape. , Mr. I): GiDDY said a few words in farther 06 nation. when, the Sezatuin ',matted, that as could be felt as to the power pt the Hoag, the .. ~ question was, whether le ought to be see* ' the present occasion irons prudeptial motives ? t • • Mr. BROUGHAM was of opinion., that eirifalli rant from the Speaker should in this case be since it might be attiod4 rift) gitcolgar. much difficulty and haconeenitmea• if it we* he argued, from chs case ut Sir Rtiteerfl PM** East,. that notice at least should be rereads* parties at whose - suit the prisoners were rearawl -- Mr. ABE RC ROMBIE, expressed seeeral_ .. ltieias to the Mode in which the Reprt was felern_ L _ . since it stated a doubt regarding Abe power 4 Pil ' Hence in such eases. . ;The SPEAKER said, dant it was a4* will the House never totecaged, • ..._. - Lord A. H9 9 / 4 1Z09 ;ad Mr. 110,9414" .• 11 . 1 I re w "words. Sir, FRANCIS :DfIRLIDTT..teId, that he gravedonhee is to the peened ate firmse : ht. . A this kind, and he wished that the point ... ' cided. and the rights of thst;liouse.defteel ••„, not aware chi that the proctieG4/h9 iffatiS% • r fiat. by the Bhenff, would be : abet le erellit, *saint him. r o. Nr. I§ANR..E.S !nowt thv, the , i gritted for to.lllOrtow, which 'therm., avec* , .. S'IMO lir Ressum. Ream" wasagated sir • ' . '.. • 7? ''', •': icor "Dm LOA* illtr. .. !.. i, Aui . .tAIaorIVALLACE movedt thee el* taStP"P7 be tow committed. rit r d A. kfaarts.row and ft. Catlin, any . therpreweelate 1 1 . 4 1 .*Alteriefe - so ehht a Willow leilleead 4 * Ilse Ceh att . , • were absent: •• .•• • . Mr. WALLA= tbaosk the Hove as generally was on such dhailesides. Mr. CitESVEY eald..thei !few* the' - Gestietueolterested In his motion. be : as an Agoessisient, that the . HOUIe do sew *Mr. WALLACE said. W Amid . "' motion ' the seoirell *sane ertbefirseeV . then the Coadditteefor tn4nortaw. . .... . lamaneweign-litS7tiao . am"_,._ Mr. HUMS, 09 the Irrldlak th." w" learn the glair trilo iettoe t eromittee on.. , tertk lieiFtete - DA roettP °P.ime . A . - -- ' ofld' keit h 4 el4eitieee to . * . ~. •• whetb. , • , -• fiteetat irAIt•LETON rose tO. m I4)pie 'he. couittedr— , --Tbi Slibker. count,•and there not ht4: o llo d meas bli douse wax of coupe a . • Mor" ----- . '"", , . „._ .... ~._, .. • . .', • • - •' • • • . _ . • . . i• , 1 . ' ' • • . • . • . , ... .-. ... - . . . - . . • •• • • ; - • •• • • .. . • • • .•• • ' _ • • • , -• . . • - •. • . _ . . , . ..: • . . .. , , r ilit74.--44".:3RDUC"AMmik-454.211".i.:th'Illirel"111.47.71 :;: j in "ri ZVIFIttItIC I .gl7- - • - '-- ' -: ' wit g --1-j---- i - I - 1 : - -mtritifinr kvendtitt - Loom . • • . .... I, 1,0:411,0 intention of 41inisters car . as the sneature r. vat iI L - • ': -• SALES BY AU . ~ • ,•...... • •. . .. ... wa s ri.., upon Lear.whiop.,a, T ata carries ! by wily CnON to ktve, is it Vii :- •- --, • • • •-- •. .• . BITWEILN I MIKTISiterIiNDOI4,,andTOIrrig 1 leight l iotet 1 Mi. VANSITTART to i ' de 1 t - . • . - ~ ... ". •i , ! ' MOLD -1• 'H AMR f MM.-Art t . of the Muse Ito allow any argument - H . • ItICHMO*D-T-iILI., SthitßtY. _:. . - ... -.EA,I.m I I si4G.,_„eiip,„i n l i , f . o ns i ,pving decided in fooov4lthe it* i t io Orterm; a motion, since that at 6enree and Costly inticlue Furnitire, _Noble' inn& Wit, ' . ``'•ltf . attli/ 1 -; Mr•Mi .i t• • ' nlentlll in discretirms t*T 4 flc A or.4lAtoodottlf. r , bility lead to 2 reply, in *-Chiratiey Clasen .me rtste on by 00; superb setreitteNtlefe • j%e ' rainy's, on.,Thunday,Jaly so. at TAelve, In one . rOf e , I The House went into Coßtioli ' .On 111 0 'S o leil . vutl f ""' Sir FRANCIS BCT li •Siintaiiii sat sit4ll*-Plam, igoiraphaOt Mr }mod 0 .. tovtryt .FirEnottiv ,ESTATE. •FRini the Losymat•Tfa . 044444 Woad and Ailatiol4ll, and the Conte ... . . . • fitte'olttginganieti.end-Osewitise,eltoieeloienoSir o .• • : , _ MANOR FARM, sliwne in the Patel' of - Hendon 'neae menfillEikliequiriSili WV ,me &inlets were tinkled tb be • tPt - wisit'at.this time' . to •.. : ifht . l44t chosen it 'he c ..arLtit*,,,,,11"4'.40,; vi..p.e o,% 3ll° 4 l4s er. ,.. i ii. :(.4 l" „ ht ,,. di aig ss , 2 l4h4 croc 4,,,,jrl77 . sn__ , _ a . l4""Pbgb iaol cron; i ia lni.l4l .4 s i l ' T attise ttl. r lie e - o4 aUd ie*W nUibleT eriet i c 7 l4Bl" onn • If L E co leg inti t andl iVsila ng s ' reciell'...aßt79ll."llrib.: 1411 0= 11.41421‘ te - -) - iali : lad a Alto til t': M tLr angli Mc t nai lds - . i h3d a 9hwa t 7 d ui t °biertr ino pt;eoservier int :i flua. a : I I?' e • Piese 'M a witil entinenia, a: nat f andiSlisl Mei littlldlite. with double 1111 1KuveFiert 13111, VOre. .. vate. swili t a l r vet w g e 4eat rr r ith : l" " eb ir . at t a l seP ti . l "" mt4 ,l " =s-fta a th d bowed trop -, ontahlin II Ink - clini arlour , tieratNin a° 34 `; 11 `ap i •• - '''. - • . - ''- - - - - r ' l. -----•—• ln - r-- -ff —• —e Mar- dew - %rill Vit w enetlinee w.a v ve est rend i Lin fron n t g to P hreak: _ Ms . - 24L -. H rzu A _ L D ba ll t krid i l s I t B a lt t P rer P tin t. ...". 4 i lI • C _ • .....t.i..s 1....:.---- .1---L. P4RLI4MBNIART PROCEEDISi \ 'It e ' HOUSE.viAtm,: swat • The Irish Comm/MINI. Bill wag- ' a Kenna time, conunittod for tcsoatell.W. • - . . Some further aecelnalsinwe ordered, owrise attrition of tbilift of LAUDERDALE, stelative to Mr. Paktureselaiins,ehdoomat papers ordered yesterday were pawned. frog* the Post Dike s end orders:dm be printed, . .fr btAneaSea TWA UK the Postage Dedestilia, kriebt .. oteds Ileum/ Pik the klekEseke th e Web TacemPt e T APPIp the Pry and Cloathing Bill, the Hawkers' tin =r Lye Bill, die Charitable Trusts the Phcherier the Irish 'Treasury Dills I.IW, and the Charitable Donationste. paasodthrousk CQI and. v(ere reported? . - YEESAGE, th! Committee Orellee 9P th e ifeeb., 0 9%reenile. Lord at iota ten , efenr over ill the points of the case, L iontendit4' that tip eras eitibli s hed, and ioneloded by ;tonvirig, that the decisioni oft ile Howe; on the - 17th of March, (O i r, against* `A - 01. ChaleiNaxlys to the Earldom t*. ~ sanhory, was the tdaitit a the present elainsat•t, antit ir4Wisty aathe , same dear leis - intention, if that ResMutfoit war .Apetd, to; fit irIYS asletbee Resnitudois, that the Claimant had' lola I po4a hi ! AL* • • "4be'Dttke df NDREOLE objected to'theltetointion, it being( 1 0/ 4 4, ilea* understaiad that the decision in 1692, was nor Sir; and wished the Knelt:7l6n, that the damn-` •,..1•00.140, iced din ehdtii, to Dr it lance proposed, to whldb• Inuit ihie his netative. • - nstOllUH suggested an adjnurnment; and -wern his Lordship. turd Holland, the -f Lauderdale, and Lent Erskine, It• the further cdnaiditatioss 011 I sico'! COMMONS. • • • a third time 'and pissed...The' reasury Balelbll, lifsat-ludiclkiter." Bil WconstAleelhetutere • tan fide En. redidig li s szv e g t, ....wj-tr..q•nr-, .-r--7,7r --. -- - -- 7 --- - -- , - , 7" , 711 ,- - 77 - .' ~ 1 ....... ....we b••••!...7.--. r-y---, •_ -- . it6alut ion he Inuit VW his netatil 'ThsAstlis, t it till brit aped with fircuriatat SingretwiFt Lord ti4I I S I 3 O ROXIGH aull 1 Tifisbitt,- ' lke.. tisd .tissitains ncartsi Tsi s s ineridi•nd she a. conversation between his • siitTSVlkeert'Aitik . i tiile,hdiadtiss, Paltu,rt s and firable•Lind;l Lint Chancellor. tht tarry( Laud alba Mit totdo;;,iiesily I,l . l,4i : tins Truce, lertis satiliry Ccittagksi . ' ikaiht crated to postpone t h e I Dos-kevitl,Ji.e, . „.,1 ... •. ' .. , d. Tilte' * 4 l4l 'r 1 -11 " • ' ''' • )apite bad *II the ?t :::: • - • liOUSit, ot a Nit .. • • iPlstileld; Stylists • ••• .. - • ' • • ~•"4 ',''• • I ' v." • 'lke iff -,- .. . gi. 4vi a lev, 3 " lse failoidng Bill& we'd pad a . ',Us • •• : _ ll ,' : 1 1 "' ;. I . • .:,. s A s ' uriatic Acid Bill, '_hisisTreasur . . . ' - 711 . .'''!. ,- )k . 1p1( , ... .0 ~ • tsetse mu. 410411wk,skoicame Bill ' f , . 444 t - 1 . . a.. ; ' 4.. ? 4.11P . . l 'e« , . .. , - . . i. :. , ~-.1 %* . at e, wo -.-) I* isollolltint ISakvitnis malt a. 1 on o ; es t e t . m s , h t . tv i . . .. .... , 5q ,,,,-:x-- , --- , ad to be committed to-moirow.- firaendusein Bill, and.the Local re Whose • llits •of shit jtstatt.taar is saes, teipTitifet cos yitterbig. u HlNG • roz , z Mr. L.b rought u nay hitio4 .. , , .. . ~. . . - On the resoling of the Retort of Militia . Aineodiitios!•ol. up the Revers of sev.Tai Bids. the Committte of 'Ways au4