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(Of Warw • ' iefs Col : D Whoever will give loch Information as shall lead to the A• , On Tif At Clorraw git etassur. the s nt hessian of the ()Senders, shall, on Conviction, receive the : A V t VALU il let Reward.—April 7, 1620. . , .. ,; 11. Nyman 12523.3 80 1 ' • [PRICE SEVENPENCE. • LOT LYDIA .HOl7llB, April 7, less. THE COURT of DIREC FORS of the UNITED COMPANY MERCHANTS ENGLAND trading tic MAST INDIES, Jr Iv* see Notice, BY AUCTION. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, Aran. 7. Tug 9AIRDNIR PiItRAGIL This question ism been dsdded in the Committee. . The Avvmuntr,Gmntaes.. after entering into an mid*, gain evidenie adduced on both sides, concluded with givlogillmoyfOis in favour of Mr. Gardner, the ion of Captain dardast."". The Loan Cuerna.aos and Lord themes miry .Mare vered their opinions, to the ume effect, thus setting aside de.eaup. tor claim of Mr. Gardner, alias Mr. Jaillea. I'M question being put to the Committee, they aimed this decision. Coosa were heard on the Lismore Divorce In, after whkh firthar torocessliags were post p oned to this day te'noight. Gam of Chief Secretary _ Ireland, ROSVENOR-SQUA RR. aNSION, elegantly Acted up ' with an requisite detached OF nom G A MAN. CO A CH TABLILS for Thi;teso Bones, 'SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS. • Warwick House, Resent-street), Coffee-hove. 'Change-alley, be 27th Aprn. 1828, at Tweiee C 7M, ALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE A hag soder air Earl of Gaosviaroa,for a long term of Years. COMMILITS9 A NOEL SPLENDID TOWN MANSION, That ?he COURT will be read? to reee ive Pro petals in writing. VI or before Wmismanav, the 28sh April instant, from the Owner gar Owners of good, Wend, and substantial COPPER BOT "IrOMED SHIPS, of the Earthen of FIVE HUNDRED "TONS and UPW . AEDS„ Registered Measurement, spvelfying ra Ititv of Freight 'at 'which he or they may b a willing to let ilia Ships, for one Verige, to and from China. The Tenders, wit► the words " Ship Tender" on the cover, to be severally sealed up, and lett with the Secretary, at this House, at or before Twelve o'Clock at Noon, OR the said WIIIINOSSAY, the 26ch April Mau*, beyond which hour the Court will ant receive any Tender. JOSEPH DIRT Secretary. WINE AND BRANDY. . jk eetett l yrn j sr ia ate ri e T yTee Td:T it ; i ; teet ti ; it ;;1;1;;;;;;;; Ipeeee , Mr. louses, fronsile43lce of Chief Secretary for Ireland, tie. ..„,, two d oo to t h e com f ort , an d m ow, * aecoetete d et k e presented certain Returns frost the Bank of Ireland, pursuant to the TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, .. , • fl-. ' am, ♦ N eat * F law te . 'thr Orden of the !lope. Foe • viOILIDEAS or rue ...1R. the By M:. LAMB, • Situate on the East-side of Lord BRKLIIIT presented a Padden from Dartford aplest the . OROSVENOR-SQUARE, • cendenation el Negro Severe, and use from the Magistrates of y. At the Packet Beat Tan, Dover, on Farmr, April 14, 1111011 C - . - . Hat. tee Earl of Basionviimo. t h e c esety o f ic Astioree , ma i m the. Liverpool R a i lway Ba_ (iAte the Residence et tee mot Hon. tee the Two o'Clock in the Afternoon. The aprroach from the Square is under a. portico at bald dodos, L a id all she table* the VLEVEN PIECES of / R ANDY, of from Fo rt y- with a Hight of steps, into a spacious Entrance Hall, with lira ... P snaionto. teidds" ligl ioan 'ist Ibire st. osisse Sh7 w were Lord Preire* Dias t res pf Lord smibee lOg Nett _LI Se to Twenty-six per Cent. Over Proof; and Thirty-rwo • on the right of the HaU, a very masmodiees Drodtfost LiW ta ce rias ' ur, or Morning Room, commoniesdag. by Addis* Mals•grese Haltiliallidi bv MSS Seeifir e . sko tors a homfwg, i# she Hopheads of RED and WHITE Fit ENCH WINES, several Doom, to an occasional Rating-room. how . of whit* an , Wgig • • • , sesthy the BM" off of which are of very .good Ihsality. The same having been picked __, • Ai r . OW . ' . op deglika wiralls_o , istlietktiOe of # 6 1 1 .1. 1 116_ .1 3 !!9 it Mani- " E i st er ilat ti atlad a 135=1:7 1 / 1 1 0 i rrsi's " a alasa-ar e:l all alla 41 . "` i . ..' effesta —t', ..it. ' -.1. .- -4 :•• •••• -; -.)- • :11 "ib 4141.1 rally, and of the Coin Sit AstrtdPidre WWMllllWriesik - lese ; Atterdefit'a Rose; IFse all 7hr t - - lr' . 7 . 1 will be sold Duty Free, to raise the sruhreff Illfboi- Hundred and A VESTIBI7LE, OR Midi . HALL; "dim tibb• • '`.. Twenty limn" Th ree Handfed an d 11 111 1 ._1 4 " P,.."'rnil_° , ani Ans ificent wainscot Start Case, lighted by a Valerian Window, tied 8 ""or Init ,mere! "be" froui the C ommons, hcr*S4 so Si: ou rOlUlas, Twelve phiUin g s, and Sixpeate t wasvage wiarges.— with a spacious Gallery on the first Floor ; which consists of . . die Durham ' Court, of Jostle* Administrailen Improvement The rest will be Sold for Exportation. - • A splendid, noble, lofty Suite of Apartments, comprising• a and several Private Bins, which were - read a first time. • will The Goods to be viewed on the day before, and on the day of Drawing Room, fronting the Square, 45ft. by 25ft. communicatlug, Earl of SHAFTESBURY laid on the table the Report of Sale; and Catalogues had of Mr. James Moon, Dover ; Mr. John by Folding-doors, to a hack Drawing Room, 44R.44R. by IS, Gav e l ii i , the chancer Comminione r.....A rs do a s pp n o ll ted tin te mooda istrilv r e:hato t h e delays of the Court e x t, Bateman, Folkston.; and of the Auctioneer. hie very chaste and elegant style • beyond which there is a Boudoir, - ,-- The particulars of the Terms and Cooditioaa upon whirl Ships will be employed may be 104. spas apedieatian at Vice of the Clerk to the Coastal Me d Nib, at Oa Haan, •OP or after Tgassair *bit, the Ha loame. EAST INDIA MUSA April 7, um. rrHE COURT of DillEc rORS of the UNITE, COMPANY of MERCHAATS of ENGLAND grading Ur EAST INDDIS, de Amity Om Notice, • • That a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be held at their House, in Leasienhall-street, on TURSDAT next, the 11th instant, from Eleven o'Cloek in the Forenoon until Six in the evening, at the desire of the undermentioned Proprietors, viz. P. WTISCU, DOUGLAS KUOIAIZD, Liscsatsa SWUM; CHARLES Foam, Jour Urns. J. Dort.; Jawza PATIISOII, H. Svaacatzr, HINZ! GAISAGAU, To Ballot on the following question, dz. ,beyond leading to a magnifseeniSaloon, or Dining Parlour, about 35ft. by Oft. and 18ft. high, handsomely finished; Servants Waiting Room, —nunicating by a sep'arate Staircase with the Basement. Water- ON THE SECOND STORY. lists day was publisbed, lu 5 vols. post svo. 25,. Add closet, ate. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Petitions were rresented from the Merehants awd blandactimere of Morden, linnthre. and Musselbsigh, and is ether plain, ri l ocT st maid's& any alterations in the prawn system of dr./lama Mr. WILLIAMS WYNN moved rite Order ofthit eMy fo r readying the Report et the Jurors is India BIM-. Mr. HUMS confused be fek it Ikeirahle that the Riot 11,, n . Gentleman should introduce a eeguktion for constituting j oie l„ I, India, in cues where offences were committed by British or Whites against the Natives, of a proportionate number d BlaCks or Natives, as well as English. Mr. W. WYNN said a distinction had always been drawn isb. tween British solsieets and Natives; the latter were not held .hy the existing law to be entitled to all the privileges of British sub jects, so far as to ale on a Jury Impannelled to try a British subjkt. Indeed it would be scarcely politic to permit a Jury pal* of Ma i hosessedens tat trra Christian. Complaints it was tree bad been nude et the eaclusien at bail Cum being excluded from sittings, Jams, and these complaints had huh deemed worthy of cond. delis by the Goverment, both at home and abroad. The ad., wham of lolisi. Maitatedan natives• to sit on. a Jury and try Misdates, was, in his id, almost U trot altogether impracticable' n oder the present systemise revernment in India. Alin a few words from Mr. W. Slurs, Mr. W. Wrant r io ex- Omni, Mr. Rim mod Mr. Tuns, the Report was received, suad i and the ElEllmitrod to be read a third time on Monday nee. Mr. HUME pressosiri Petition from certain Inhabitanu of the Isles et lidlimprogierdme as Ingoiry should be instituted into the appmriathin of certain sintioe moody granted by Parliament, • under Jee sanction ache reteinsneadatlon of his Majesty's Minis ters, fur the express napes. et iniproving the condition and re. mai of those 16i.--Eued and ordered to lie on the table. SANDOVAL; or, The Freemason, a Spanish Tale. By the Adtbor of DON ESTEBAN. ' Two principal Bed-chambers, and a smaller Room frog the Square ;, a Spacious Room beyond, conre►tibly into a Bed Chamber, with s Room adjoining ; numerous Closets, &c. ON THE UPPER FLOOR, Every requisite Accommodation for the HouselsoiL THE BASEMENT Printed for Henry CoThorn, removed to 8, New Borlinron street; of whom may be bad, DON ESTEBAN: or Memoirs of a Spaniard, written by him self, the second edition, revised, to S vols. post :Ivo. 271. " That the severe loss of Property sustained by Mr. Bucento " saw, in consequence of the measures of the Bengal Govern " meat, subsequently to his departure from India, having involved " him in pecuniary difficulties which it could never have been 1 4 within the contemplation of the Public Anthem ides to occasion, " but against which no human foresight, on his part, could have " provided; and these diSculties having been greatly augmented " by the obstacles which prevented him from returning to Calcutta " fur a short period, to wind up his Affairs, the Proprietors of East " India Stock, animated solely by a desire to relieve that Gentle " man from the eqkbarrassmenu in which be is 'now unhappily plionged„sarnestly recommend to their Honourable Directors, " that there be granted to Dar. BCCICIPOLI3I4 from the Funds of I:A-Company, for the i purpose of assisting him to surmount his preleni difilePltiet, the suin of Five Thousand Pounds Sterling, " being not mote than one eighth part of the estimated loss of " scrag Property occasioned by the proceedings adverted to; " assuring the Honpurable Directors that they will meet with the " suppoit Ada Coprt, in helping to repair misfortunes, 41 MA Wireless sufferings no doubt unwillingly witnessed, and unin- " tentienally inflicted." _ Comprises a very commodious well-arranged Set of attached and detached Offices, suitable to such an Establishment. Excellent Wine, Beer, Ale, and Coal CELLARS. • VAULTS at the end of the Garden. FOR COUGHS, HOARSZIfSSAS, Scc. &c. A detached BUILDfN G, with Wash-Dana, Lauadry. and Maid's-room, dte. ; Stables for Thirteen Horses; Large Loft and Woe-rooms ; and Four Coach Houses. To be viewed by TICEITS mum.. Particulars may lie had on the Premises; of Messrs. Grover and Stuart, Solickors, Bedford-row at the principal Subscription Club-houses and Hotels, St. James's. street, Brook-street, Sm. • at Garraway's ; sad of lie. 'tablas, No. 170, Regeot-atreet, of w hom Tickets for viewing may be bade aREENOUGH'S PECTORAL LOZENGES OF TOLU.—The great demand, after sixty years trial, proves them a superior Remedy for all Carets, Howsenesses, Bore Throats, Asthmatic and Consumptive Complaints. The Genuine only have R. Hayward printed on the stamps, by whom they we prepared, as successor to Mr. Greenough the Inventor. Sold by his appointmett in Boxes at Is. I id. each. at Neirriiiiyes 45 St. Penn( Church-yard ; Edwards's, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Suttop'e, Bow Church-yard ; Butler's, 4, I I JaIIISSINN Cornitill, and Greek-street, Soho; Nix, Royal ; Sae nine, 93, St. John-street ; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ; Barclay, 99. Fleet-market; Bayley add Co. Cockspur-street ; Blake, 47, Pkta dilly ; Ward, 324 Holborn ; Holwell, 269, 'Borough; and the yen den of genuine medicines : where also may be had Greexough's ee klwated Tinctures for Preserving the Teeth and Gums, and caring the Teoth-ache, in enlarged bottles, at Ss. 9d. each. TOOTING, SURREY. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, With CONVENIENT DOMESTIC OFFICES, DOUBLE COACH-HOUSE, STABLE, FARM BUILDINGS, PLEASURE GROUNDS, GARDENS, COTTAGES, MEADOW LAND, IA ALL minans OP THIRTY-THILEE ACRES. _ TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, ' (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), At °areaway's Coffee-house,'Cliangl-alley, Conan, On TIWISOAIL 4th May, 1828, at Twelve o'Qock, • A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, com prising a very eligible Residence, called HILL HOUSE, Situate at Tooting, in the County of Surrey, ' Seated on a Lawn, commanding beautiful and extensive viers; recently Repaired, handsomely hoed pp, in very complete ester, and fit for the immediate reception of A Fanny or Disrotcvson. Containing a handsome Entrance-Rail, Vestibule, or Toner Hal; a Drawing-room, elegantly fitted up; excellent Dining Parlour; Gentleman's Morning Roam, &c. capital Staircase, four principa Bed-chambers, Droning-ream, Ladies Morning-room, Two Se condary Bed-chambers, large Nursery. Sleeping-room. and Dress room adjoining,Passage leading to a Doonitory (or Female Servants. An excellent range of 'Domestic Oakes with Men Servant's Dormitory, Cellars in the Basement, detached Double -Ceeds house Six-stall Stable, Harness-room, Farmyard, and Buildings; excellent Garden (part walled) clothed with choice Fruit Trees, planted with Standard Trees, fully stocked and TWO BRICK-BUILT COTTA A Farm Cottage, Yard, and Buildings; delightful Pleasure Grounds with gravelled walks, ornamented with Shrubberies and Timber Trees, and Meadow Land—ln all upwards of THIRTY-THREE ACRES. To be viewed by Tickets only.—Particulars may be bad on the Premises • at the Wheateheaf, Tooting ; King's Arms, Crogz . King's Head, Mitcham ; of Messrs. Teesdale and Symes, son. Fenchurch-street ; at °areaway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 17Q, Regent-street, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had. GENUINE SYRUP OF DR VELNOS. THE following Letter is in additional apd recent Tesdniony in proof of the peculiar benefit atwidant on the an of the Syropi I 4 ANIEPH D.4ltT.Secreiary. " Jae.", • Half-Acre, Brentford, January 19, .1821. " Fall convinced of th e efficacy of your invaluable Medicine, lam to make the f case known, for the benefit of these who may be suffering under similar afiliction. My daughter bad a severe attack of Typhus Fever In. the autumn of 1824; bee head was shaved, and immediately efts( it broke out, and formed an entire scab (so that her ears were scarcely visible), at the same same discharging a watery beanies all ever the head, with a thick matter out of the hole of each ear. After taking a few bottles of the Syrup, she wail restored to perfect beakh, in which she still remain; another ipanmn baying passed, without the least imp tom of a relapse. In addition to the foregoing, I cannot but acknowledge that, on several occasions, I have received the greatest benefit from taking the Syrup, but particularly on the occasion of an ulcerated leg, occasioned by a severe blow. I beg to add, if I can in any- way be serviceable, as a reference, in recommending the Syrup, I shall feel it a duty I owe, knowing' the efficacy of it in many instances. • I am, Maim, yones respectfully, " W. FRANKLIN. This day .waspublisised, la Sow with Engravinp on. Wood, to be continued Qua rtealT, price 3s. 6d. No.' IL of THE GARDENER'S MAGAZINE,& REGISTER of RURAL and DOMESTIC IMPROVEMENT. Cooduceid by J. C. LOUDON, Ir.L& H.S. &c. This work consists of communications relative to the various discoveries, acquidtions, and improvements, that are constantly nuking in Gardening, Apical/fore, and Jlotany. It will also in clude a Review•of British and Foreign Pols Widens sit these sub jects, exhibiting the essence of all they sootain on Horticulture and Agricukure; and- a part of the work to be devoted to Advents'. Immo of Hooks, and other objects and Articles connected with Rural Weirs. Coistessoications, pest paid, to be addressed to the Coedustor, et the Publishers. Ne. 111. will appear on the First of July. By the same Anther, An Encrctorams of Aomcomme. Prim sta 10s. An RIICTOLOPAINL• of GARDellail. £1 4 9 boards. Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, &own, and Green. INVOLUNTARY MEDIATION; OR, RECIPROCAL ADVANTAGE. • • CURIOUS INCIMINT AT CANTON, IN CHINA. WilEbl lately at Canton our ships mere delsy'd, Coated= the Fact'ry while seen to pervade, A Chinese unwittingly eked all disputes, By stealing an East-India Captain's brigkt Boots, Per when in the Jar be his shadow facheid, " The Devil!" be cried, and by terror leopard, His body to save from the Evil One's claw, He gave himself up to the fangs of the law. And sow equipoising of justice the males, Advantage reciprocal wisely prevails. 61 Your peepie,"•the Mandarin said, " in aggression. And this, our Chinese, a base thief by confession, His crime for your trespass shall fully atone, S. Captain our trade as before shall p Cmaipiete then your lading, depart when you please, Andproserous throughout be your beatieward-bound breeze!" . " Thank Hel4en and the thief," said the Captain," whet met The devil of Bauer in Wsuusx's Atm JIIT The , mirrorake in, competition defying, And Mare of rich incident ever supplying !" The Boots nosy attracted the Man a view, if.nraptur'd who gie'd on their fine glossy hue. We wisely," he said, w from our nation exclude All arts that to lux'ry may tend to thistle. . Bat this—your JET Ilt.iiciumr.of inuiasic worth, Abell hence to the Celestial Empire' go forth, More widely its matchless renown to extend., And gain in each Chinese a patron and friend." • Thus 'happily ended an impending fray ; •A‘ll Canton's sage Mandarins still to this day • Ate plane, the first grace of high ornament lacking, • TO ask the Rittopeaas for WA %MI6 in BLAccate. • Th. Caltitla; 11,mplre! so the Chinese denominate their country: This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by . • 41, ,Lt.e/L STRAND., London ; And sold in every Town hi the Kingdom. .. • LIQUID in Bottles, 6d. 10d. 124. and 18d. each. Also PASTE BLACKING, In Pots, 6d. 12d. and 18d. each. A Shilling Pot of Piste is equal to Four ls. Bottles of Liquid.' Kr Ask for WARItEWs Blacking. ",To Mrs. Cubans, AS, &rade-street: • The great success of this Medicine, in Scorbutic, Scropindous, and Syphilitic complaints, Pains and Swellings of the Liver, die eased Skin and Glands, and all disorders arising from impure blood, is now too well known to require a detailed enumeration.— As, however, imposture, like envy, ton lamely follows the keels of merit, and pretensions co imitate the Syrup, to improve it, or to have discovered. something of similar Limey, may surprise the' unwary, and fatally mislead the ignorant, Mrs. Canhani owes it In gratitude to the Public, to give warning of these dangers; and to refer to those proofs of the virtues and efficacy of her Medicine, to he found in her publications, which surpass in number, respect ability, and authenticity, any testimonies of a similar hied that , have ever been produced. One of the Trustees of the late Tmsuas CASSAIII attends every Wmonesonv, at 52, Betner's-street, Oxfurd-street, t r eats Nine till Two &Clock ; and having long experience in the silleacy of the Sven, can administer it, in all Syphilitic Cases, with the same SUMS as It was by the late Mr. Swamis and Mr. CAMAS.. The elects of the GENUINE VE9ETABLE SYVJP are such as not to interrupt either business or pleasure; it operates on she animal - jukes, and simply requires the 00•21114141 restraint of asedernsinn in dies. It is a safe but powerful substitute for Mer cury, and semenes sea those disease* which an unsuccessful use of that mineral measiens. The genuine Medicine has a label *Seed M each bet*, with the signature, ' M. Comsat," in the hand-writing of the Proprietor, by whom it is said, as it was by her Uode and her Husband . , at 52, Berner's-street, at 13x . a bottle ; by her akdolenbteds; at Mr. &ales's, Ilse, Bishopsgata-strese•Withmtv also, by Mrs : Canhant's Agents in every considerable Team 'in the United King- 1 dom. The Concenttate4 for warm climates, may he procured of her deputed Agents in the East Indies, Mews. Mackintosh and 1 Cu. Calcutta; and Messrs. Forbes and Co. Bombay. _LAKE'S GENUINE. PILLS, justly famous fat -LI coring. in ail its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE ... one Opal pin is a dose, and the taking of ace Box, in a recent ease, wrW seseainvince the patine of the certainty of hie speedy recovery. Medlin can be bitter ceetalved, more safe, m , moue convenient ellse-dlit liefiledy,for see! as are obliged to go or totes, as Wends ne emelleemest nor restrsies•f•Dime aid sixty year; esporient (in an attendee practice) has preyed Yeti* will effect a Care when repeated liallvatice and all ether meths& avail nothing. For the Scurvy and ether °wooled this Medidne • has not its parallel. - Uperardsel 40,009 • of both ones have been radically cased of the show* diatlS■ den, within the last eight years. Prepared an d Kid b e h a o d e proprietors, T. TAYLOR and SON, Memben of the Royal OW lege Of Surgeons, at their House, No. 9, New Bridgeetniet, bs Boxes of only 2a. 9d. each, duty included.----N.E. Two bash doors, and Lights le the Passages at night.—They are also sold, by their appointment, with copious directions, at the Tor shop, 103, Oxfiad.etreet; Mr. Disburough's, No. 7, Puh-street, enily opposite the Monument ; and by one Person in every can. +Adorable Town in Great Britain and Ireland. Advice Meow taking the above, orosber of the Prev—i-- . 1 111 s; s ;t-i444 • • . , t.ru . 0101111440 - CAMBRIDGESHIRE. Between CAMBRIDGE, HUNTINGDON, and ST. NEOTS. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, TYTHE FREE, Desirable RESIDENCE, with OFFICES, LAWN, • GARDEN, &c. 'ELIGIBLE FARMS, with FARM HOUSES and OUT COTTAGES, and GARDENS, ♦an erwaani OP ONE THOUSAND ACRES. Rateneive Mane;;;;boe;cliniWitiDa;,Cenrte, Quit Beata, Yule% /cc. TO Bpi SOLD BY AUCTION, By sir. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Boast, Regent-street), At Gar:away'. C.elfee-house, 'Change-alley, Corals= On Tmeasear, the ink Jane, MI,. at Twelvee'Cleek. •IN ONB LOT. A . VALUABLE FREEHOLD and TYTHE-FREE ESTATE—cournume THE MANOR OF RLSWORTH, Extending over about TWO THOUSAND ACRES, Abounding odds WO*, wick the Court% Quit Rents, and Fines, upon an average, shoo TWO HVIVIttD POUNDS PER ANNUM. Also, a commodious 111ANSilili,11.11 7 11011TH HALL, Seated oa a Lasts, °Smallwood with sat* Maher Trees, Shrubs, Stn odds conmiest Office, Adapted for the actommodatios of a Oendennues Coach House, Stables, Gardens, Barn, Cow Howe, and various Osnbaildlap. Sundry eligible FARMS, with convenient and sabotantial Farm houses, Farm•yarl{s, Barns, Stables, Cow.bosne, Granaries, Cattle, Cart•sheds r and Out-buildings, and upwards of ONE THOUSAND AND TEN ACRRS Of Meadow, Pasture, Arabk, and thriving Wood Lind; in the occupation of Mr. Toon** Wm, Mr. Canis, Mr,. Eassar, and Mr. Woos.rapoix, respectable Tenants; under Agreements, and at Will. — Stutiry COTTAGIS and GARDENS, the renal and ism value about --:_::=- --- um& THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. This Estate is advantageously Nitwit for Residence and for In vestment of Property, capable of considerable improvement, coad gums to good Market Towne, being only See miles from St. Ives, seven from Huntingdon, ten from Cambridge and St. Neots, eines from Potion, and twelve tram Royston. To be viewed by .applying to Mr. Webb and the Tenants, on the Prendtes, of whom Fecundate may be had ; of Mr. Abbott, Rpm.' bury; thr Coek v itaten George Buckden, Cross Keys and Falcon, St. tints • Red Loo, St Ives; Roll, Cambridge ; Cross, Royston; Crown, items I..fisraceses kjersd, Wars ; of Messrs. ;Marietta and Son, Sokillmes, sad 4 Gsssj,, Muntisisdon; at Gpriaway's • aid it Mf. FAWN No. 1110, Agilitt-itropt whet. PM it th e Lege 4.44•1141*: Intl* tt im• 4 t 1.4.1 • t.`? COMMITITSII ON THE CIVIL LIST BIOL.' , • The CH ANaRLLOR of the RXCHigina moved Hoitpe theaki fet t lev iLA M iMo Cowiluee ea the Glom Us , oli t, tie puhiosc Rao thAr ,coashierption the Resolution submitted/0 chi tete, big Sight, thr griming it salary 11' . 5000/. annually to the person he*" the elks of President of the Board 4( Trade. ---- ..., • • Me.. HUME rot to snows whether the Right Hon. gentleman had yet asoestained whether he bad. means for supplying this stew salary tai an offices bithet to unpaid by the country, without increasing its burdens at a period when all classes felt peculiarly, the necessity of increased economy. If that assurance could tic t beg given him, he should oppose the Speaker's leaving tie Chair. In fact it would be little short to( disitAtsly ur the House to consent to the creation of A, COW salary without this assurance. No spendthrift even would• preempt to set up a new carriage topless. his min See extravagance without first inquiring where-the money was to mate from to pay for k. He for his part could have n° manner of abieetloa to k, for instance if it were taken out of the enormous meows of- the - Biakeprle of Derlions—(A laugh). These revenues were for religious objects and purposes, very different indeed to which they wire new applied, and were never telOsielVell make any one manse prepostarottely rich at the eapedeleiShalt tab jured community. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER . oh. served, that whatever connection thOire might be'bet*eeti the offices of Treasurer of the Navy and President of the Board of Tracics.there could be no possible coronets: tion except in the Hon. Member's mind bttaeen the u lary ofthe Resident of the Board ofTrade aticrthi over. grown revenue of the deceased Bishop. Indeed nothing would astonish his Right Hon. Friend more than to hear front any one that it was proposed he should receive his future salary out of the spoils of the Bishopric. He could see no object that would be attained by discussing the subject on' the motion for the Speaker's leaving the Chair. The discessioe would be mock More in place in the C.ommittee sod if the Hon. Member would permit hint to gelato the Comm ittee, and resume these SO sub ject,he would be equally at liberty to enter into the detail' of his • reasons fee objecting to the proposed Resolutions—(Hear.) Mr. HUMS consented to withdraw his opposition wiping into a Committee, and the motion was agreed to. PREISIDZET 07 THE lOASD OE Tlingit. The CHANCELLOR oldie EXCHEQUER, In the Commit tee, then moved a reset/talon, similar to that of the ppreceding (meta. ing,for venting a salary of 5,000 L a year to the Presidept of the. Board of Trade. 31r. HUME re-stated his objection to the Emollition briefly. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER began by assuring the Hon. Member that there was no ground whatever tor the supposition that by this grant the House was indirectly sanctioning the continuance at a large salary of a sinecure office, namely the Treasurer ship of the Navy. That office, he assured him was any I dling but a sinecure. Its dtities consisted not only in a reference to him of all payments on account of the Navy, and a chain of responsibilities for all the offi:ers in the different offices under him, but his duties had been much increased, of late years by the aJditiunal labour required at hii bands in protecting the intereots l of seamen's legatees, wives, and children, who, until these regulations as to seamen's wills, were constantly I made a sacrifice to an infamous and worthless race of wretches, who plunder the sailor's rclativer by every species of abominable fraud—(hear)—of that property which Dever had been designed for their benefit. Oa such subjects there was naturally a great deal of quirt' necessary, and he h•ed known a long and tedious investigation take place before the Treasurer etnld feel himself justified iu paying to a claimant a p34kry of 20 shillings, without Prejudice perhaps_to sodte pore familyalmost in any olfie might a distant cpart of th be spade , true, that a Demo by the principal, if he chose or could safely rear the duties to deputies, and neglesip4 chi chagge,mosed in him. : . ter .S....