Star. — London, England, 1827-04-07 00:00:00

~ ;: NUMBER 12;C7.1 ARMY CONTRACT& TREASURr ciumasis, awasussarial Dtpertffiew , Mord 29, 1.27. VariCE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of Contracting to supply BEEF AND MUTTON 7 , N s Majesty's Land Forces In Cantonments, Quarters, sad Barracks, In the undermentioned Counties : ----- Csmberised Monmouth Debi Northampton Doon Nottingham Durham (including Holy Island) Stafford Oioutester (including the City Westmoreland of &Mot) Wilts Litwin _ Notth and South Wake. liddlesex That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the Twenty. I % d ay o f May next; that Proposals in Writing, sealed up, IA marked Trader for Army Supplies," will be received at this tea, ea or bcfore Tuomoar. the TwastretUla day; of April pima het was will be received aver Twelve seCiael on that op. rivesabasest be made separately for each County, except for the Counties comprising North and South Wales, all of w►ich must be toduded in one Tender; and eac► Proposal must have the Letter which Is annexed to the Tender properly ailed up, by two Persons of known Property, engaging to become bound with the Party tender. mg in the Amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due Performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be noticed unless mole en a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed is Words at' length; and should it uo happen, that during the Continuance of the Contract no Troops should be supplied by virtue of the sate, the amount of the Stamps on the Contract and Hood, paid lathe but instance by the Contractor, will be refunded to him. Particulars of the Contracts may be had, upon application at this Office, between the Hours of Ten and Four. IMPORTANT INFORMATION. • .IN consequence of the high popularity and extensive A Sale of the ORIGINAL and GENUINE MACASSAR OIL, K ALT DOR, &c. having induced Needy Pirates to impose on the Public " RAM at:varmint," A. ROWLAND and SON, S le Proprietors of the ORIGIN AL and GENUINE, consider it au imperative duty to state the following facts as a proration to the Public: the Fabricaton of these articles copy the Villa, Labels, awl Bottles, and sign the Labels " ROWLAIIIGON,” omitting the &" between Rowland " &" Son, and sell the• Oil at a less price ; when purchase the empty bottles, 611 them with trash, and sell' them without Labels. To guard against such imposition, Pur chasers are respectfully. requested not to take any of the above articles wittiest Labels, and to " Ask for Rowland's,"•nodcing that each Gamuts Borns of Macassar Oil is with a Pamphlet inclosed in a Wrapper, the Label of which is executed by Messrs. Pusan and Riven at • great expense; that Article, and also the EALYDOR, ESSENCE OF TYRE, and ALSANA EX TRACT, are sealed with Red Wax, bearing the Name and Ad am.; also signed on the Label, Is Red, " A. ROW LAND & SON, ao, H ATTON-GARDEN ;". MI others are Frauds on the Proprietors, and Impositions on the Psblic: The price of the Oil is Ss. 6d.-74.-102. 6d.--and 21s. par battle. Sold, by appointment, by Mr. Hendrle (Perfumer to his Ma. jetty). Titchhourne.street ; Mr. Smyth, Messrs. Gattie and Pierce, Dekroix, New Dood.street; and Messrs.„Bayley and Blew, Cseluour.street ; Messrs. Berry and Uoyd, -Greek street ; Mr. Sanger, 150, Girard street ; Mr. Low, WO, Strand; Mrs At howl; Gerrard street; Mr. Butler, Chemist. 4. Menrs. lismisy and Sons, Chemists, Flea mat kit; fidrbre.Zet4l 05, Cbesptide; Mr. Sutton, Slow Church yard ; Mr. Edwards, N, sad Messrs. Newberry and Sons, 45, St. Paul's Church yard; Sir. Barges:, Holborn bh ; Dunn and Thwaltes, Hatton-garden • )learn. Brans, Printers, Long lane. The Public are recommended ' nut to purchase any of the above articles without Labels, and sealed with Red War, with Name and Address, OXFORDSHIRE, About Thirty-Ave Miles from the Metropolis. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) IN ()XI oa IN lINPAKATII Loss, A VALUABLE FIEBHOLD ESTATE , LAND LI. TAX RIDS111111D; FREIC WARREN. EXTENSIVE MANOR, Well stocked wk2s Game, Piney Q,uit Rents, kc. ♦ii 110/W6 UM 07 SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable. and Wood Land ; With A CAPITALkIANSION-HOUSE, conveniently planned, handsomely inisbed, and fit for the Munediate reception of • A Famine or Dnrcueemon, With Offices of all descriptions; the whole erecteel within a few years, in a most substantial mantra ; sealed on a fins Lawn, with besstitul sheets of Water; excellent Kitchen Garden, Hit aed Grim Houses, Pleasure Grounds, and Lands, priesentink a Park like appearance. The situation beautifully picturesque and healthy; and a valuable Property u a Residence and Investment. The whole may be had in one Lot, or the Manahan and Park, with stay quantity of Land, would be treated for separately; as likewise TUE- THRILK FARMS, containing about lOUR HUNDRID ACRES, 'With good Farm Monies and Buildings, let to respectable Tenazta Two Public Houses andlundry Cottages. Particulars a Mr. Ro bins,: 170, Regent -street. ON THE BANKS OF THE THAMES, Thirty-five miles from London. A CAPITAL FAMILY' MANSION, WITH OFFICES, tett. IEO3I TWENTLEIOHT TO TWO HUNDRED AND diGIIXS OF LAND. TQ 4 6 . SOLD OR. LAT, EhR,OsiVTLY. FIRMIIA/FED, • • t*. ROBIN*, (Of WarwiekHosme, Regent, treet) WITH FISHERY, ND Right of SPORTING over A FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, Weil stocked with Game, A CAPITAL FAMILY MANSION, fitted up with eirespiCesstestienee, and adapted for the Accommodation of A. Lugar or Durtarrion ; Delightfully seated on as eminence, commanding rick and 1o:u -nite views of the River Mantes, and surrounding country, with bcautatul Term, Via*, . Pleasure Grounds Bantations, and idendqw.., Land, coutaining together about T4V)4NTLEIGHT ACRES The Mansion contains. =Ay First Flour, Si : excellent Bed Desus, a Lady' s again Room and Gallery ; Water Closet ; a Nage leading to M ;two Servants Sleeping Rooms, Si n k R oom , alt. with Secondary *airman. ~Gtoood Fl oor a handsome Entrance H a ll, with Alain:saw " 4 ',,nt Glazed Floor , opening to a Vestibule; a Stone S ta i rcase 1 ' 'oat Nor, a Lilirmy, Billiard Boom, with Folding Glazed Does to m eks iicK timereatogy, soindid Drawls & Room, ~/ i" thi, i dote Rouen, a *ebb Dialog Boom, numerous Offices of ▪ thstri; dons, with Cellars ender the House for Coals,Wine, and "r• Clotal Stabling lot Eight Homes, Standing fer fear Car. Lofts and Sleepinz lionnes over ; capital Wined Kitchen r r, • z, Stacked and CrogO,and Planted with choice F ru i t Tuna % Cottage, wi:is Plantation,. and Gravelled .Walks to the About TWO HUNDRED ACRES MORE LAND may be To be '' • ' w ed "y Tickets. which, with Pat-gavials; may be had .11r. Ititiutori, !tepid atrcli* _ - . ~.. .. .. • . i. ... j l llo‘ \ l o , .41 - . . (•-• ii,edit, i vk- j- - >., . 4 . . ; , . • •,. ) 'i t - 1 1 • . ~ .... ..,; • :,,, .:- cn.;!: ~.., • .-41. • -99 1 ..-1 *.• • t r ''• . • 'V 1 911%.9• ,". . l . t..„ 1, 4 . • 4 . • I . - • es f .. t , L f r . " ) dsi k o . 4 4 1 t 1 • . 11 ( . . , 4 1 O V N i 7 , li 4 . . . . .' . ' 40/bA I - iN - fat * A i i ' • ' , I ...-14.1 Pr . Ili ,1,, - • ~..c. , . . •-•... s •II i • . 4 yia l l 4.., • t . ~...._ _ . SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1827. T [PRICA . + ; 1 '"- r- ....a.".......... - . , . . — 1 l . l i ''‘Y AUCTION. SALE•BY AUCTIG - -T.TAmENT. • 1 , , ....__ . IOLD FURNITURE, HANTS, NEAR PETERSFIELL ' • ' 4 l, PARISIAN and other •• O n th e road to ALTON and ALRESFOrI, • t i 1 S, THREE CABINET VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, LAND i various other Effects. REDEEMED, IN, ASHFORD LODGE, i A . defightful Cottage Residence, with Men, Pleasure GM • Plantations, Trout Stream,Woods, Farms, Lands, Cottages,• • The whole about 'llea, SIX HUNDRED ACRES, i , , ii ( I.E Invm vatimita Conatox•Rseera; I , S Moiety of Steep Mill, with Dwelling Hone, Orchard, &c. • 491) as, The Freehold Rectorial Tythes of the Parish of Steep, ooistaln(ng • rr upwards of of C. TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED ACRES. Corn -If TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 'The Parish la t By Mr. ROBINS, . Lard '9f Warwick - House , Regent-street) of a Parish . v's Coffee Moose, 'Cleange-alley, CorbhM, Corn Laws. k i 17th of May, 1927, at Twelve o'Clock, Lord DA 1 . . "ti TWO LOTS, Farmers after. • I i i ' FREEHOLD ESTATE, teetion, remind. : 1 X REDEEMED, two years ago, L el (1 1 in the P•ria" of 91 ", and of the Duties on t. i t, unty of Hants; 111 FOR D LODGE, arat of the Agriculturist , .t, 'cgs, &c. Lawns, gihally been . . 'mitations; which could be given i greundststorid with curred by the removal o i * fore hoped that some - m ! ladi ng . ; justice and policy to secure -Ie Land; The Noble Lord then movec. levied in County Rates in eac. 1 j etch year since 1820. These a . i enable Parliament, if it were so a , the amount of the Duties paid fot 'rn to those who were so fully em, N--The Petition was laid on th *agreed to. 1 3DFISDALE said, that if tk. e. . . Ile measure proposed, b y , Would see that it Was a p. \althea if Arieultarists, !lettdort from the Catholics oi Se Emancipation. "Tilden, from several Path -anon io the Corn Laws. vied similar NlitiOl3s ft Western Divisions of t• • ' ' . • Sping Gums , 1 allowing - i. The 'ins •. ' i I . I ( . . i , • 1 1 SALES BY AUCTION. SALE BY AUCTION. IMPERIAL -..11P.-- EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 'PIER and CHIMNEY OI,ASSES, PARISIAN end other EIGHT-DAY DIALS and CLOCKS, THREE CABINET PIA NO.FORTES, a few BOOKS, and various other Effects. HANTS, NEAR IPETERSFIELD, On the road to ALTON and ALRESFORD. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. LAND TAX REDEEMED, HOUSE . Lord GRENVILLE and their scat. Sie A. Guar and oaten Est, sad requested a Copy sifts, on the State of the Lisa CIIIMOCIILOS, was inuardIEMIET Lord Foams and others f -- requedlng leave for the Ciparlearde to attend to give eat the Galway Election. • The LORD CHANCELLOR wog so nanny by Messengers el 1401 MAYNARD presented Coldwater, In the County Can laws. •The Bishtip of LITCHFIELD Parish in tI County of Or/hall; sl Lard ItIIDEBD A IA garwas‘ of a Parise in the County Corn Laws. Lord DACRE, in Farmers attending W tection, reminded their two years ago, the propriety of the Duties on the imi of the Agriculturists, f gihally been enacted. witich could be giv en curred by the removal fore hoped that some justice and policy to The Noble Lord then levied in County Rates etch year since 1820. enable Parliament, if it ,the amount of the Duties Corn to those who were nation.--The Petition • Motion agreed to. Llrd REDESDA' looked into the measure Ministers, they would largh sum to the burthen the Land Tar. Earl GREY presented di of St. Michael's, Dublin, I Earl ROSSLYN presented thu County of Rosa against 1 The Duke of RICIMIC the Landowners of the County of Suffolk.—Laid TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwitk House, Regent-street) • At Ne. 19, Kintareet„ St. James's-square, On MONDAY NEXT, the 9th of April, at a , even o'Cloch, riIHE CAPITAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, JL comprising lofty Four-post, Tent, Crib, and Press Bedsteads, with handsome Chintz C.etton. White Dimity, and other Furni ture'; prime Seasoned bordered Feather Beds and Bedding; Ma hogany Wardrobes and Chests of Drawers, French Drapery Win dow Curtains in Chintz Cotton , White Dimity, and Moreen ; Ja t=dwChittbs,4arSioarfaa7rand Tops; Three with ei caset en r s o u rt it es e ; b Pie y r St Cs od.. dik e Clementi, and Tom ' kinsos• 'steeliest Cabinet Furniture is Maims may , Kneehole Library Ta bleland Desks ; Card, Pembroke.' , and Work Tables ; Critelli" Sideboards and Wine Cooke" limy Ckaire in HairelethJiresseievad Kidderminster Carpets. Feeders and Fire-irons, Kitchen arrisites, and 'maims useful Streets. A 1.., on the same day will Ise Sold, a quantity of Houve.i hold Furniture and Books, amongst which are the Lesion Gazette trots 1789 to 1888, Army Lists, mite. by Order of the Assignees of Mr. Humphrey Donaldson, removed frees Iniresidetice, Bucking. ham.street, &rand. Waleson may be had as t h e tienniass; mut of Mr. Robins, — ll % 14F 01411 " 1 * ~ • ASHFORD LODGE, •defightful Cottage Residence with Oaks, Pleasure Grioinds, Plantatioos, Trout Stream , Wo ods, Farms, Lands, Cottages,ht.c. The whole about SIX HUNDRED ACRES, sets, virtumit.a COJUIOX•RIGIIII; Moiety of Steep Mill, with Dwelling Hoes, Orchard, Ac. • *Ma The Freehold Rectorial Tythes of the Parish of Steep, cootalollig upwards of TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED ACUS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-House, Regent-street) At Garraway's Coes Mose, 'Comte-alley, On Tamasoar, the 17th of May, 1927, at Twelve o'Clock, • IM TWO L EE OTS, THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, LAND TAX REDEEMED, Situate at Ashford, near Petersheld, in the Parishes of Steep and Frosheld, in the County of Hants; A datistful Family Residence, ASHFORD LODGE, Oisio,Coach Houses, Sublet', O utbuildings, Ac. Lawns, Plea .. • Grounds, Shrubberies, and Plantations; Abe Stream of Water flowing through the Grounds, stored with Trout. EXCELLENT FARMS, intik Faint Houses, and requisite Agricultural Buildings; ikpltal enclosures of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land; Fine thriving Woods, &v. . Sundry Cottages, Gardens, and Orchards. The whole containing about • SIX HUNDRED ACRRS, Principal part let to most respectable Tenants. • Moiety of Steep Mill, with Dwelling House, Orchard, Pieces of Water. Ac. subject to the Life Interest therein of a Person aged about Slaty-seven Years. Alp, the Freehold Rectorial Tythes of the Parish of Steep, containing upwards of TWO THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED ACRES Of capital,Xesdow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, Let to most respectable Temints, and in hand. This Property is situate in a most beautiful and picturesque part 'Oche Country ; ensiles' Reads in all directions, good neighbour hood and Markets; two miles from Petergeld . a bout eighteen miles from Portsmouth, ten miles from Alton, and ten miles frost M ister& The Property well adapted foe Game, of which there is always a moderate quantity, but which ;night be greatly increased at little care and expense. The Estate as well as its immediate vicinity being particularly well adapted for the Preservation of Game. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Powell, (one of the Tenants) of Dunhill, near Petersheld ; Mr. Francis Brewer, of Peters held ; or Charles Osborn, Esq. Hayling Island, Avant, of whom Particulars may be had ; also of Charles Greeds's, Esq. Widow; and at the Red Lion Inn, Peterslield; Anchor, Liphook; Gee* sad White Hart. Winchester • King's Arms, Guildford and Gre. •11011.; Mr. Weller, Chich ester ; of Mr. Hopei, Solicitor, 111,' iki•‘llittoosiost ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 11.14 Ibrismagai& . TO UPHOLSTERERS AND OTHERS REQUIRING ROOMY PREMISES,. A COMMODIOUS DWELLING HOUSE, large WARE ROOM, SHOPS, and WORKSHOPS, &c. BOW-STREET, COVENT-GARDEN. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) At Garnway's Coffee-bouse 'Change-aHey, On Tuttasnay, the 19th of Apr i l , 1997, at Twelve .' Clock, ALVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held under his Grace the Duke of BEDFORD; A spacious and commodious DWELLING.HOUSB, conve niently planned, Three Stories High, Two Rooms on a Floor, • neatly Steed up. Centrically Situate for the purpose of trade, No. it 6, BOW-Si ABET, Opposite the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden ; Adapted for the purposes of Trade, upon an extended'icale ' occu pying a Frontage of Twenty Feet, and a Depth of ab et One Hundred and Four Feet ; a very considerable part about Fatty-two Feet Wide, with a bowed Fronted Shop, large and commodious Ware Room and Work Shops. On the Ground Story, Saw-pit and other conveniences, open Yard, and Bath Building , with extensive Workshops, and prying Lofts over, and a communication to the Court. In the occupation of Mr. RUSISILL. Upholsterer. The excellent and well Manufactured and Unmanufactured Stock may be had by Valuation. To be viewed by applying on the Premise*, where Particulars Guy be had; at the Garrick's Head, Bow -street; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, 175, Regent-street. The Report of the Abolition Bill having Lord SUFFIELD actions to be brought Act having made it an action followed of NAVAL AND MILITARY MAGAZINE. THE SECOND EDITION of No. I. is now ready for Delivery, ind may be had of an Booksellers. T. C. Sum, Publisher, Sti, St. James's.etreet. ment —Agreed to. The Marquis of LANSDOWN allow spring guns to' that as it was permitti violence, the use of The Earl of WEST' object of the Bill wr runs were set in bosses, innocent persons from Lord ELLENBOI guns would be point could arise to the being set. Lord SUFFIELD that the general understandinj shot who had broken Such a person might ment of enteting, and of violence; but if he and surrendered himself be murder. As to the was but yesterday that bad told him of a person, shot his wife aad daup' The Earl of ABIN' bad looked at hiM charge him with ha , He assured him that had the Noble Lord the middle of the ni, tion in_shooting him, tendon afterwards—( • The Earl of MAI who was shot when flitted an act of felt. life to the laws of his more accidents must arms in a house than The LORD CHI posed clause would would leave it where meanour within the t guns. It was difficr opinions might be, correct decision, that the setting of spring Lord ELLENBOi, be allowed in hot houses . in dwelling houses. After a few observations noway, Lord ELL ENBOROUGR, and Lord SUM,' ILD, appeared— Contents Non Contents Majority The question was L A 1111DOWN'S clause, by a majority of 39 The clause respecting upon the motion of Viscount port having been received, read a third time on The House havinj on the Game Laws The Marquis of should defer till the meat which he intended ,ing the prodigious by lb mate of the . ‘• " i t :•.• ' I , I • i I I , 1 ,i 1 1 i I 2 e•".i.N. I . !, . . • • [PRICE SEVENPENOE .' y . . • . ..., .. A ., 6 1, 41 • ~. - • TRIAL PARLIAMENT. i , 1 • . 1 , )SE OF LORDS, Ara I. LE and Earl GRIT Mot the oaths and s 'i iti ~ • others from the Commons, appeared at the Copy of the Report of their Lordattips' Coen. . f the Circulation, which, on the motion of the ' i ''t •.' • was immediately delivered. others from the Commons, brought spa Mee- ".! • for the Marquis of Sligo and the Martinis of to give evidence before the Committee sitting . ion. i,S '..1 . { N CB LLOR stated that their isftelitlips wstild lesisengers of their own. li t 13 presented a Petition firma the Landowners County of Rases, against say alteration In the q . , : , ri CCHFIRLD presented a Petition from a rof Salford, against the Catholic Claims. I . .LE presented a Petition kola Me Landownws enty of Durham, against any alteration in the • I in presenting a Petition from the t.t. ! g Warwick Market, for adequate pro. i 1 their Lordships that he had suggested, - se propriety of applying the proceeds the importation of Corn, to the tele( rists, for whom the prnhibition hid mi.. ' 1 . I ned. This was the only remuneratfon ;ieen them for the loss which ill 'in- .e.. - ' •i . nova! of that prohibition, and he some - measure would be adopt i in y to secure to them that lemurieratteas. _ i• then moved for Returns of the sails 1 Rates in each County, distinguisbipg I :, It i ' 1820. These Returns, he said; wooed n, if it were so agreed upon, to restore , il he Duties paid for the importation of ho were so fully entitled to the compts. t t ition was laid on the fable, and the ). ' OALE said, that if their Lordihips t measure proposed by his M ,jesty's i you'd see that it was a plan to add a burthen of Agriculturists, in lieu of i I *need a Petition from the Catholics of the Pa. 11, Dublin, roc Emancipation. r presented Petitions from several Parishes la against soy alteration io the Corn Laws. CIIMOND presented similar Petitions from r the Eastern and Western Divisions of tha —Laid on the table. • SPRING GUNS. . • • i . t f the Committee on the Spiting Gums aving been brought up, ELD moved, that the clause allowing ought, should be left out as useless. 'The • 'll ( i le it a miiirmea nom r to set aping guns, r , • red of course, without any fresh enact- 1 to. . 1. . ' of LANSDOWN moved . 1. clause to . f ins to be set in houses, oft the principle .. i l • l' ermined to repel an act of violence by e of such engines should be permitted. WESTMORLAND said, thaithe groat i 11 was to prevent accidents.•. 'lf spring . in bosses, what was there to prevent is from suffering as well as the guilty ? NBOROUGH contended that. as' the 1: . • pointed outwards, no possible . harm i the inmates of a house from their II i ELD opposed the clause. He thought 1 1' I' I understanding that a person might lie roken into a house was wrong in law. ' might undoubtedly be shot at the mo- t` g, and when he was committing an act i ! ' at if he was found in the drawing-tootn, d himself, the act of shooting him Would 1 I, to the use of spring guns in houses, it i lay that a Noble Lord now its his sight, • , 'a person, who, by using spring guns, had • ad daughter whilst sitting in his parlour. r ABINGDON said, that the Noble bold NMI so steadfastly as if he menisci .4 th having shot his wife and daughter. 1 4 . i that he had not done so. However, 't • Lord himself broken into his house its 4 he night, he would have had no hesita- • ; him, and leaving him to explain his M. rds--(lLaughter). - 1 ' MALMESBURY said, that the Min when breaking into a house had cons- sf felony, and had therefore insfeitedlas iof his country. He also thought that 1 I , i must arise from the keeping,of ,fire- . e than from the setting of spring guui. il t CHANCELLOR observed that the pro- . , would not affect the common law, but where it stood, only making it a unisdp. . n the meaning of the Act to ,set spring difficuh to say what the result of legal ~ • f' t be, but he thought it would be found a ± n, that where due notice had been gives, listing guns was not illegal. NBOROUGH moved, that spring guns tot houses and other, buildings, as well at ' . uses. I observations from the Earl of Han. i.LLENDOROUGH, the LORD CHANCELLOR, NrIELD, the House divided, when there 1' 1 i • nu . . 27 Contents . - 29 *de, against the Motion —s n was then put upon the Marquis of lause, which ,was carried, on a divisior, Df S 9 to 17. especting Scotland was then left out, in of Viscount Metwu.s, and the Ise- en received, the Bill was ordered to be tie on Monday. • , GANZ LAWS. / laving resolved itself into a Coausim 4! . , Laws Abolition Bill, uis of LANSDOWN stated, that he 11 the third reading of the Rill, the stale- ! intended to make to the House respvis. ions increase of crime, occa.ioned chi. Of the Game Laws. A statement wbkh . . , . . • ~ . • .0 . ..7.,• CHELSEA. ' FREEHOLD GROUND-RENTS. CHURCH-LANE, DUKE-STREET. aid WHITE BART ALLEY. ' • Of NINETY POUNDS per ANN UL. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-house, Regent-street) At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, CornbUl, On Tatossnar, the 19th of April, 1827, at Twelve o'Clock, IN TWO LOTS. FREEHOLD GROUND-RENTS, amounting to NINETY POUNDS, hosing out of and secured upon the following Premises. with a large Reversionary Interest, els. Lee 1. A FREEHOLD GROUND-RENT OF TWENTY POUNDS per Annum, issuing out and secured upon the Black Lion Public-house, and Two adjoining Houses. situate in'aturch lane, near the Chunk, Chelsea; in the Occupation of Mr. Pearson, Mr. Parker, and Mr. Turner, on Lease to Mr. Honeyeott. Levi. A FREEHOLD GROUND RENT OF SEVENTY POUNDS per Annum, issuing out of and amply secured upon the White Hart Publie House and Six Dwelling Houses la Duke Street, near the Bridge, Chelsea ; in the Occupation of Mr. Peon, Mr. Terry, Mr. Fetherstoa, Mr. Simmons, Mr. Grave, and Mr. Adams, tee. A PLOT of GROUND, formerly the site of the Old Ferry House. and Six Cottages in White Hart Alley; in the Occupatioa of Mr. Perry. Mr. Coates. Senior and Junior Mr. Alibenek, Mr. Alday. and Mr. Reeves--46 Lease to Mr. Abbot. The Premises may be viewed. by applying to the respective Tenants. Particulars may be bad at the White Hart, Duke Street ; and Black Bull, Church Lane; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street. SUSSEX PLACE, REGENTS PARK. DESIRABLE AND VERY DELIGHTFUL FAMILY RESIDENCE, ELEGANTLY FITTED UP; STABLE FOR FOUR HORSES, HARNESS ROOM. AND STANDING FOR THREE - • CARRIAGES, LOFT, AND MAN'S ROOMS OVER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) At Garraway's Coffee. House, 'Change-alley, Combill, On TRUAIIDAY, the 19th April, 1827, at Twelve o'Clock, Tau PAOPIRTV Or A OZINTLIKAP OOP° AIZOAD. - A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held . for a long term of years, at a moderate Ground Reng; comports/a, a capital and very delightful FA AMY. RESIDENCE, Planned with suites of spacious lofty apartments, adapted and At for the immediate reception of A Runty or Dimust-rsoa; Situate , . No. 1, SUSSEX-PLACE," REGENT'S PARK; Containing Four principal Airy Bed Chambers, fitted up in a handsome manner; Dressing Rooms, Secondary Bed Chambers, &c. Servants Apartments, with convenient Closets, Water Closets, &c. On the principal Floor, a suite of spacious and elegant Apartments, admirably adapted for the assemblage of Parties, fitted up in a most tasteful manner at a very considerable expense, con sisting of two noble Drawing Rooms, with bowed ends, and an Anti-room between, communicating by Folding Doors, the Window to the done, embracing the finest view of the Park, the Lake, and also the distant and interesting scenery of Hampstead and the adja cent HiW ; attached to these apartments, a Boudoir and ether Ac corionodation. On tie ground floor, an Eotrance Hall, by a flight of s to ne Steps. inelotied by Palhadoes, and'dotible Folding Gates; a Carriage drive, with Flower Border; a beautiful Inner Hall ; lighted by a Dome. and capital ptincipal.Stone Staircase ; a well ar ranged Library and Dining Parlour, with recess for Sideboards, Bath Room and Water Closets. lathe &sensate are a set of well arranged Offices for Domestics, suited to the Rstablishment with Secondary Light Staircase to the gyps/. door ; 'Wine and deer Cdlars, and an area with Vaults for Coals and Servants entrance. In the Mews contiguous, a roomy four-stall Stable, with Harness Rooms and large Closet; a Coach Monate, with standing for three' carriages. Man's Sitting Room, two Sleeping .Rooms, Hay Loft and Granary. Tu be viewed byTschetsoaly. Particulars may be had of Messrs. FreahfirW ani . sqn, Solicitors, Bank-buildings, the principal Howls, Si. J.nees-street, Bund-street ; at d'arraway s; and of M. Ro l bana, 170, Regent street, of whom TickLts for vieseini may be hid.—The • *bole may be iftatisd tor by Ptharre•Cosete.el. • FRENCH PAYERS. PROM THE ITOILL DATED THURSDAY, APRIL 5. CONSTANTINOPLE,. 1.1.R0t 7. (By way of Buchirest.) The accession of Count Guilleminot, the French Am bassador, to the proposals made by. England and Rus sia in favour of the Greeks, is now confirmed. It is said, however, that the Reis Effendi has given him verbally a negative answer. Several executions have lately taken place.—Aug:. bing Gazette. TRIRSTE, ?ducat U. We have letters from Constantinople to the 26th of February, according to which M. de Ribeanpierre would not visit either the Grand Vizir or the Sultan till the Treaty of Akermaa is completely executed. ,He demands, among other things, the free trans•shipment of corn without a firman, and the abolition of the cus tom of searching Russian ships on their arrival and de parture, a right which the Turks have arrogated to themselves since the revolution in Greece. Nothing is known of his other demands. Great activity prevails in the arsenal. It is said, that in next season the Turkish fleet will be placed at the disposal of Ibrahim Pachs, and commanded by his Officers.—Astgsbnrg Gazette. PARIS, Aram 4. The Count d'Ofalia, Minister Plenipotentiary from his Catholic Majesty to England, arrived at Paris on the evening of the day before yesterday. His Excel lency put up at the Hotel de Castile, rue Richelieu. M. Zamorano accompanies Count d'Ofalia as Secretary. The Count Capo d'lstria set out on the 24th March from Geneva, to come to Paris. PROM TIM CONSTITUiIONNEL. AUGSLIVRO, Atiace 29. The dismissal of the Empress of Austria's confessor was kept so secret at Vienna, that the public first beard of it through the French Journals. Ttlis E:clesiastic belongs to the order of the Ligorians, who have in this capital a richly endowed establishment, under the name of Maria am Stiegeni to which the Emperor granted on its establishment 200,000 florins from his private purse. It is now said that this institution, which is really an affiliation of the Jesuits, and which is indebted for its existence in Austria to the indefatigable activity of the famous Father Hofbauer, who died a few years ago, will experience the fate of that celebrated congregation. As those worthy Fathers have not kept their engage ment with Metternich, never to interfere in politics, it Is probable that their community will be dissolved. /ROM THE QuorimaNna. Letters from Madrid state, that a very active cones• pondence has been carried on between M. Vises, the Captain-General of Cuba, and M. Salazar, the Spanish Naval Minister. The Cabinet of Madrid is understood to have learned through this correspondence that Spain has a powerful party in Mexico. The Clergy and the Nobility earnestly call far a Spanish Prince. It is added, that the voyage of the Duke de Montezuma to America is connected with the political situation of New Spain. Be this as it may, a serious but not in surmountable difficulty presents it►elf. England has risteresis and capital invested in NiCtit(/ ' and it will be easily conceived that it will be necessary tó attired her powerful guar antee fur the •prevervation of her totem*. of ...... W. etue ,