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HELENA, to ABOLISH all PORT-CMA !WES u that ISLAND, and to limit tisidenuod upon Private Ships touching !here, whether Britiah or Foreign, to such Suns u may reimburse th e ENlllse adsahy Wan* to wangling Water, and with the tin of Beam THE GRAND MA S QUERADE ani CARNI.' VAL, under the Spedd Patronage of the Haut Ton, will take place at the Argyll Rooms, en MONDAY NEXT, Feb. e. For Particulars of Boxes to view the Masquerade, without mixing In the motley group, and Tickets, apply to the Committee, at Mr. Charles Wrqht's, Opera Cotona de, Haymarket. ' - LttlebLNl.l)4N-FIELDa • VALUABLE LEASE AND EXCELLENT HOUSE. HOLD FURNITURE. A Capital Pair of 111-lack GLOBES, by 13ardin ; LIBRARY of amice BOOKS; A 61E4 CELLAR of FI!JE OLD WINES, and other Effects, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 'By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), • Oa the Premises, No. id, on the North Side of Lincoln's-inn-flekts, Oa WIIVIIII9DAT the 15th day of February, 1226, and two fol lowing days, at Leven o'Clock. By Order of the &mutat, . Of the late EVAN FOUL,KES, Esq. demigod, • PARLIAMENTARY I'l ' ` . l. 1 J)ltiot4. .• , •11,tsi; • • HOUSE OF COMMONS, yangimipt • Mr. HOLMES presented the Eepora i.Lib. 14smanibioners i of the Port of Arundel. • A Petition was presented for the Abolition tgro averb from the inhabitants of the town of Witham. ' •• ".* ' THE ABSOLUTE REVERSION . Of ONE NINTH PART of SIXTEEN THOUSAND SIR HUNDRED and SIXTY SIX POUNDS THIRTEEN SHILLINGS and FOURPENCE, THREE PER CENT. REDUCED ANNUITIES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Nir. ROBINS, (Of Warwick 'louse, Regent-street), At Garrawar , ! Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhlll, ' On THWILSOAT, the sad day of February, 11126, at Twelis fiIHE AusoLurE REVERSION OF ONE J. NINTH PART of six rtuiv THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SIX POUNDS THIRTEEN SHILLINGS AND FOURPRNCR. Tama PER CENT. REDUCED ANNUITIES, standin g hi the ftsllle. of three must respectable Goldman as Trustees, wiry the Inters 4 during. the ! l ife of a Lady egad My-seven years, adtal:rde'ttfeiniiicipal upon her decease. • Op the motion of Ur. Ald:rman Worn, welelltilione ordered respecting the amount of the Hop Disties,,and4se, ties of Beer brewed by the Ate, the Table Beer, in 4 Ifts Zo diate Brewers respectively. General G ASCO YN E presented it Petition* Whim" ji meta, of the Town and Port of Liverpool. 4 ' ihdetts (4. JOSE?!! DART, Secretary• lIRSSIONAL ORD4IIII. It ~ir.•? .4F.V9N. • important #Rfi.E.HOLU AIANPR and ESTATES, MINES, coURTs TART and BARON. extensive FOREST and 14.-INORIAiIo RIGHTS, RENTS, SUITS, sgavicEs, • VRI VI LRG KS, Ice. dc.e. THE GENUINE ruitnrußE,c.imprising, Four. post, Tent,"and other Bedsteads and Furnitures; lleils and ne.T. dins; Suites of Drawing and Dieting 11 sow Winduve Curtains ; Couches and Chaits, en suite; Pier and Chimney Glasses iind'ner 'Cables; Capital Cabinet Articles in Itoiewootl and Alahogany Card, Lao, Sofa, Library, and Dining 'rabies ; Excellent Wing and other Bookcases, Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Sideboard, Four teen Dining Rives Chairs; Turkey and Wessels Carpets ; Fen. tiers and Flee lions_; Kitchen Itequisitss, and tither articles. , • - The CHANCELLOItof the RICH BQUllikeortifol shit some &Would Orders. On the motion belog lobo. for the for *n the Committee of Priedekee.. Mr: BROODEN r f se , antrbeggeYiliCtlidtilientioc the'House wh Ist he enterer %ten P,ritpliPtoi" - T,tirlise, charges by which his .. chhiacter"h4lTreirrifftrlV,*+.7 Having been for initriy . Cliii . ;fTrtrortiieroal. mitties of tktt Houle, be could n of lei escape of repelling' the ealunitriolialniptitatiohi"4 l 7lifth had been caii'apbn 'the 'pnblic 3 ` . pietl.'"lrs charges so conveyed he bad disdained dirett 'reply, but the date whs nal come elheleheada no longer with propriety rimain silent. • it ho •1 Witt* been thoughtlb possess any Merrill' the oirincoh firth@ House, he wai birld to say that nothing which ought to lower him is its estrinatoti:''l4SVite true that he had had the misfortune s i togetbei4l4t ther Honourable Member of that House, to be/ Df of a Cfmpany, in inanc t ing the alfalfa Of •wfilkhetiti most iniqaitous pro eedings' hid, He vkiii iii!if;tii "tit; been carried on. Of t•,ese 'prriceedinis, h'neriii*,Thet ther himself nor his HonourAble*Frie.fd 'had beeii'iti the TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION. • • • By Mr. HOOOARY, At tlet Mart, en Tviesarr •tbe 7th: of February. at Twelve • • ••••• • e'Cleele,• peremptorily.' • ' fritEilANOR and FREE kl*MLlT'nfigtHlEP STOR, DEVON, about twelve miles from Plymouth,and within a Meet distance of the Rail-toad to that Port, comprising the Mates galled Narreton , Herries , Skidmore. and Yollands, about TWO HUNDRED STATUTE ACRES of good Meadow, Arable, and Pasture Land, now in the • hands of the Proprietor, wkh good Farts House sod coweeedent. Outbuild a mrietity of tistiviqg youcg Timber,.and also about FIVE HUNDRED SIATUTE ACRES of good Moor slid Common Land, subject to the Bight of Pastore of a few Estates, which p a y be aotted,heing already partly Enclosed ; the whole within a Bing Fence, with an abundant Supply of Water for Mills or other Machinery. Courts teat, Coons Baron. Rents, Suits, Ser vices, Privileges; extensive right of Fishing, Hunting, Hawking, and Fowling, for several miles round. with plenty cf Game, and in the riabuty of several Packs of Fox Hounds and Harriers. raw Lands are capable of great improvement, front the facility aforded by the road to Plymouth, of procuring Lime and other Manures; and a good Market, with unlimited Rights of Common is Veuvilk, the Forest of Dartmoor, for Fuel, and Depasturing of. Cattle. Abe, TwoYIFTY POUND SHARWS in the PLYMOUTH sod DARTMOOR RAILWAY. Also, to be Disposed of in Fee. an ASSIGNABLE BOND for FOUR IIURGAGE VOTES, guaranteed for ever by the' hia)or and returning Oilicer. The Voters being in a strong oppo. sidon,and nearly divided. slay place an Election in the hand. of the Purchaser. The Estates may he viewed, and Particulars bad,, of Mr. Wil iam Burt, Solicitor, Plymouth.; of George Barker, Esq. Solicitor, Gray's Inn squire; at the Hotel, Exeter; the • Globe Inv., Ply mouth; at the Man; mad of, Mr. Mout, Ai, out Broad-street, Eubange. - ' Particulars may be bed of John Magas, Esq. Solicitor, No. 2, Great James-street, Bedford-row; el:Ciarraway's, and of Mr. itobins,l7o, itegent-at reit. AT ONE O'CLOCK WILL BE SOLO, Thi LEASE of the excellent DWELLING-11013H, adapted for the Accommodation of a Getatioin..ii in the FA*. with capital _ _ °Sees, two Stall Stable, and Coach Maw at the back, Harness RoOm, Lost, and Lau:niry over. _ KENT. Between ELTIJAM, BEXLEY, and DARTFORD, FREEHOLD SMALL COMPACT INN, ON TILE SECOND AND THlnt DAY WILL. BE SOI. t D, The Valuable LIBRARY of Choice BOOKS, Or Genteel =ood•aecustottud PUBLIC HOUSE In full Trade, Among which will be found, in folio ' a variety of Modern Atlases; ; County History; several scarce Law Reports ; Quarto, Encyclo• pinata Britannica, with the new Supplement, 26 Volumes; i splen did Set of Grose's Antiquities, largest paper, 16 Volumed; Biogra phical Dictionary, 10 Volumes; Enghsh Chronicles; Statutes at Liege, with the Union Statutes, &c. octavo; Dodsley's Annual Re gister from 1756 to 11123; European Magazine, 60 Vols. Hume and Smollett's History of England; Gibbon's Rohs= History ; Mit ford's Greece; Biographical Dictionary ; Chalmers F.nglish Poets; British Essayists • Inchbald and Bell's Edition of the BritishTheatre: including a sele ct but highly valuable Law Library. em racing Vesey's Chancery Reports, and a variety of others equally scarce. Also, a small CELLAR of FINE OLD WINES. And Land upwards of SEVEN ACRES, A most Eligible Situation. TO ilg SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Itegant-street,) At Garraway's Cuffee-hou4e, 'Chango.alley, Corultill, Londe% On Tstensisor, 134 February, 1826, at Twelve o'Cloek, slightest degree cognizant. As a proof,of only refer to the opinion expressed by aitteetidea the injured Proprietors of the Comparty=a Meeting Con sisting of at least one hundred and fill , most respects able Gentlemen, amongst whou was the brother Of* late highly valued Member of.that HouSe,' he 'meant Mr. Ricardo. It had be..ii the. opinion ot.tbat 1111‘cting, not only that he. was free 'from any suspicion of -being a party to the fraud which had been practised, but-triat he had employed eter idiot t io procure jtivqee to the 1 Proprietors from the fist momtnt he had be,onre . quainted with its ex,stence. He might.alserititet lAA lett:4. now in his possession from a Comenittie-of Pro. prietors appointed tor the special purpose nf'dele:sting dux fraud, by which he was urgently einceite.ttO7s94. throe in the Direction. of vie Coinpiny, in order to is,ist in the attainment of that object. lie courted inquiry in'asty or in every form. it it could comport with • the dignity 44 that Home to appoint a Committee so investigate the transactioN. Pnothisig could afford him greater pleasure. No ckcumstancaAad aver ad mitted in the coarse of hes life which had ocasioned.hhwee much distress. Be was anaioits for the fullest ingairp ;he was confident that its resit Itur6ohl be to study* him front ail 'censure itatthelepi. aim of every impartial, intelligent, nod honourable man..;- , • IN TWO LOTS. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, by the .Road Salt, conapri.ing THR RLACKBIRDS PUBLIC-HOUSE, lately erected,•and • centainlng on the Upper Story," Fear Bed Rooms. Ground Floor, an B:nuance Paiute. Bar, Taproom,' Parlour. and large Club Room; Kitchen, Pantries, and roomy Cellarsiander; a Brewhouse ' a Four Stall good Hunting Stable. Large Yard, Cart ' , bed, a Capital Kitchen Gardni well 'planted and stocked; small Paddock and Arabia Land adjoining, the whole about The House to he viewed by Tickets till the time of sale, and the Furniture and Books on Monday and Tuesday preceding the sale ; by Catalogues, at Is. each, which, with Particulars, may be had on the rttlagti j at Ciarraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, N 0.170, Regent street. EALING, - MIDDLESEX, Six Miles from Otford-street, on the Uxbridge-road, • vowwans of TWENTY-FOUR ACRES, X rteellein s emi Land, abountlinik with aaPltal Brick Earth, and highly advantugeous for Building, THREE ACRES TWO ROOD. _ - - - - - - XLAZA Rb and Co. who have been so eminently ' 44tingut.had for die tali of ealltal Prises for upwards of Oee flupilred Tears, respectfulli - solicit A iondnuanee of Public ral.r.lntge for the very short time Lotteries have yet to last, as a vety tew months' Will Firing tient, by ActAet of'Parliamein, to a Anal doss. The present Seherociating.peaitively the Last but Two they ever can have the kenourld inSialt—lt domains . SIX TWENTY THOUSANDS! • All to be decided in One Day, Ist or MARCH. ! • • A ;teat variety of Numbers are on 'Safi at Platrastostod Co.'s old, b!4fird offices.'ltoyal Ptehange 4 date ;*6; CsKibitl UviSki s tia: f fort ::: r 4 4, en 4 of StlffntlfFif t s 101E'sdhlphtl es 4 , Ilet 'ft . • .. • . S ° l PP' ALLr • s . • • .; • 'MIR Plttgß. OV. st4oolol - ; • And in the last Wght Months, •• ! •• 3,804 .eXtelOO 1 1,14 490,000 1,179 15,000. , . loot 5Q,609 • : 6,502 25,000 ; . 11 .St 0 - 10.fil0e 4 .‘• .• • And several other . Capitals of £3,000, isspoo.,ac. - In Pnagession of Mrs. SARAN Was, Tenant at Will. Lae 2, adjoining, an Enclosure of FREEHOLD LAND, with Doable Frontage, bituate the collier of the Road to Ilealey and Bexley Heath, containing nearly • • • FOUR ACRES, In band. May be viewed by applying to the Bailie; ,f John Smith, Eq. or to Mrs. Webb, on the Prenaises. of whom Partieularitmay, had ; also, at the Kioes Head, Begley ; the Golden Lio:1, Behliey fleath ; Castle, Ithls m ; Green dart, Blackheath ; at ,Garravray t h; 1 400 of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regime Witet. , . It was- urttervil that nw &awe; 'tor apt Private. illik.shqpldis cceivird atter the 17th February. 'ghee op cosiathimakpail by appebserg after the 13th of Mirth; autr:na Report tetzivitl day tbs4st Max. • • - • • • J!, -o.4bededsli 4ba Cawatts.Les. of the Examasevatit:avais iordlorAtiottb. lesmistialus 'Wawa. eijoisal ta•Mailiqraessi4 NOR.THA MPTONSH • PCHIPBTLIAL A OVOWSON 4 Allii/141111ET • PREBNNTATION so Tat ' • • ROCTOUT of NEWTON BROUS/101A TO *BE 4OLY pi( AUCTION, Ily (Of Waiwiek-thase, Regrni-street). At Garraway's Caffse-losyse, 'Clsanga-slley, Oa Tags:oats% 9441:a1. 1r#Ki1ar.19.14416, at Twelve taTtaelt, PUSI g le EXPICNIiITURI. • 117" M. HUMS itkovrid.,(9 4 — ,lt.t.irn at all Siile4iicrti.4) Pensioas Jsetig to Deputy. He alii,tntive.4, after aevaral observations, ,lits JAL-taros of the liaintaer et Officers now in fell pal,• belonging in the‘ taro rioops of the avord . Blues reiuce 1.1 1814..4 bf:tl9 .4orount of difference between Full :34J; liolf-p4y. of such °Leis for the period since elapsed, and .idso4f SVUFT and' CO. !OLD AND SIIAfttD TWO Prises or-TlHR'rt THOUSAND POUNDS oat of the Four, hewn the 6th of December last; also a Fria, of A 440,000. drawn the a Stb of Last October; and another Prize of 440.000, with 12 either:Capitals, in the Drawings immediately preceding; making the hallowing lAst of great Capitals seltrat their Offices within the last few Months, via. 7,349 £30,000 I 1.062 C 20,000 10,976 £34).000 1 7,034. £20,000 ?tic khans,. to be all drawn Ist MARCH (being the Last but Wel eautains SIX Prizes of ,ego,ooo, besides other Capitals, and for evlry Ticket £3 at the least. The tickets and Shares are Selling at sivrrr and Co.'s 01Sceit, 11, Poultry; 1, Strand, adjoining Northumberland House; and SI, Aidgate High-street. AN ADDRESS TO THE NATIVES AND INHABI TANTS OF NORTH AND SOUTH WALES. YT 0 N. STOCKBROKER and LOTTERY OFFICE KEEPER, at his Old and Lucky Office, 2, Corn tilt, begs leave to inform his Countrymen (he being a native of the Principality, and the only one in the above Profession). that the Last Drawin*liut Twit is fixed for ST. DAVID'S DAY, IST or 'lmmo nest he anticipates, kitting the Lams that will ever be Drawn on that Day, his Countrymen will come forward and sup. pert hint with all their might. The indueentents are greet—there king Six Prises of £20,000, besides !Ammons other Prise's, and no Blanks, to be decided on the above /14; therefore no time should be lost, as the opportunity of . gaining above half a Million 44 Money in Oso Day, may never !apron again. PATRONIZED BY THE ROYAL FAMILY, The PRINCE and PRINCESS ESTERHAXY, the PRINCE and PRINCESS POLIGNAC, his Imperial Majesty the EM PEROR_ of PERSIA, and many High and Distinguished Persoiages, OWLAN D'S KALYDOR. for the Complexion. 'This admirable Speeffic resists the ATTACK of INCLE MENTAVATHER, immediately allays the smarting kritability of the Skin, produmd. by COLD WlNDS;:prevents the Skin Chapping, and renders it pecoliarly soft and pleasant ;.eradicates FRECKLES, PIMPLES, SPOTS, REDNESS, and all Cuta neous Erupti9os, gradually producing a delicately clear and mitt Skin; transforms wen die most SALLOW COMPLEXION into RADIANT W HITENESS; resists the pads of INCLE. MILNT WEATHER, and renders the harsh end rough Skin beautifully soft, smooth, and even; imparts to the FACX,PIECK, and ARMS, a healthy mad juvenile bloom- ROWLANIYS .KALYDOII is equally indispemeible in the Nursery as at the Toilet. The most delicate Isidy and taint may ins it with the assurance of safety and efficacy; it semis imme diate and soothing Relief in all eases of Inflammation. To GENTLEMEN whose Pates are tender after•SHAVING —Trlmediately allays the smarting PAIN, and nadirs the Face I.tr...lliar pleasant. ()ISLA ND'S KALYDOR is warranted to poises, UAL , , SA 111 C and HEALING Properties of surprising energy in Pre loving the Complexion either in Hot or Cold CliMatil; and so strftctly innocent that an Infant may 4. it. Pr* 4s. fill and 1%. 61 per bottle, duty included. CAUTION. In consequence of the high papule:bye the *en *midi, base liar:tors have imitated the Labels, Bills, and Battles. • , To gsard itnn•tuitirinvpii - eitioii:it is necessary, on purchasing, to ask for ROWLAND'S," strictly observing their Signature and address bi RED on each Bottle of the Genuine Articles, A. BOWLAND and SON. so, HAIIO/141A RDIIN. " ' • by them ; and by all respeet;ble Perfumers and Pledicitit A V 'dors who vend their nix 111111 WILD MAC/ SSA 11. Oh . A THE ADVOWSON. and NEXT PRESENTATION to the Valuable RECTORY of NE W TON BROMSHOLD, In'the County of NORTHAMPTON, situate about three miles from Highans Ferrari, eight from Welling borough and Thraliston, eighteen from Northampton, and twelve from Bedford—comprising A Parsonage Horse, with Garden, Farm Yard, large Barn, Stable, Chaise House, bow-house and Calf-pen, Piggery, Rick , yard, &c. sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture, and Arabic Land; a Vicarage 'Cottage and Garden, adjoining the Chureh yard ; and the Herbage of the Church-yard, containing in all nearly ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES, Ir Lying in a Ring Fence. Allotted, under an Act of Parliament, for Enclosing the open and Common. Fields, Lands, and Waste Grounds, within the said Parish, in lieu of the Tithes, ate. arising therefrom. In the Occupation of Mr. John EAson, Tenant from Year to Year. The present Incumbent about &sty-seven Years of Age. The Land Tax Redeemed. The Poor Rates Low. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Kitson. the Tenant, of whom Particulars may be had; at the Green Dragon Higham-Ferrars ; White Ihrt, Thrapetos and Kettering ; Hind, Wellingborough ; George, Northampton ; Sian, Bedford; at the Mee of the Oxford Journal, sad Mr. Adams, Oxford ; the Othce of the Chnt bridge Chronicle, Cambridge; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. hIANSF lELD-STREET, PORTLAND-PLACE. . - Capital spacious FAMILY RESIDENCE, with attached and detached OFFICES, STABLE for SIX HORSES, HAR NESS ROOM, doublet COACH HOUSE, LOFT, sad ROOMS over. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Ragent.atreet), At Gatraway's Cuffea.konse,'Ckange-allay, Catabip, Oa Tituassay, etk Mardi. ITN, at Twelve o'Cbeti, A VERY DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE , costratam A sisaeioss and very aubsiLttiaiILESIDENCE, planned with suites of Roomy L.fty Apartments, adapted (or the comfort and eueveniente of a Fathily of Distinction, situate No. 2, MANSFIRMATRRRT, PORTLAND-PLACE, On tbe.Opper Floor. two large Nursery Apartments and dine Rosins tot Servants. Second Story. two very spadous airy Bed. Ambers. threeonaller eons. Hosonnakra Meet, with Water laid all I Water Cheers &e. Principal Floor. an Anti-rooon, 1e..- to two capital lofty Drawing-rooms, communicating by holding. doors, correspondentlr and handsomely fitted op ; beautiful Marble Chiinney-pirces,"&e. a spacious principal Bedchamber, Dresdng room, and Water Closet adjoining, and a private Staircase from the' Basement. Ground floor, a commodions Baitrance Hall, with Fire place, Vestibule, Of Inner Hall, with an excelknt light principal } Stone Staircase to the lint Soar ; a noble Dining Parlour, walls 'stuccoed, neat Cornice, Marble Chimney-piece; Library at file' hack; Gentlennut's • Morning Room, with Dressing.noom asijoiningj Water Closet, sloe( to the back staircase. Basement—a capital Range of light Domestic Offices comprkiii Hot/kit/epees Room, Butler's Pantry and Sleeping Room,. Make, abd Store Closets, Servants Hall, Men's Sleeping Jimmie, Vl . ini Cellars, Strops Reims, Larders, detached Kitchen, Laundry, SW. , A Secondary Stone Staircase from the Basement to the Attielli 4tcas with Commodious Vaults for %Vine in the Wood, Coal. [net., &c. &Owns' Entrance, &c. adjoining to the Dwelling-house; 4 capital Six Stall Stable, Harness Room, Doable Coach-house, Mit* three Men's Rooms over. To be viewed by Tickets only, en Mondays, Wednesdays, and Wideys, Particulars play be had ea the Premises, and of Aimee. I , 13nedeve and Bakken, Solicitors, Gray's lon ; at the Subscription (teems, St. James's-street,' and Pall4nall; it Gariairaf's i and of Mr..Rebies, Ste 110 Bopent4trect, of whom *km &ramping ;nay be bad. ,:117:%• It "I • _ . T. 0.112 AOLJS DT AUCTION" By Mr. nolings, (Of Warwick house, Rogent-street), • • "At ciarAvr . ay's Agee-House,'Change4bry i , Conalailli, 4- . of rebtoary, 18616, -at ••'l went o'Qock, s • /N THREE LOTS, V ; ALUARLE.PEEEHOLD • ESTATES, LAND'. '7 • T 4 #rossmao, • ./s , . 4., t -• Adrantrigamily citrate for Ehtkllng'' ► 7 : , At /IA LANG, in the County of M fDDIAIII*.. Put deligOittul wines •for . . Building, and abounding vri;li evil 4 Erick Earth. Lin 1. A Capital PLOT of MEADOW is.lLND, A usokaisin upwards of ELEVEN ACRES AND A Hint .. _ Part of the Paling Grove Estate, occupying a eobsid_crable fron lt ts's *. i to Guy. Lane , an highly advantageous eituattota s tcarl trelittall" one or more Villas, commiusdine a view into the Conant of rtey, and communicating with the Village of Baling; by.a newly pro-, jetted Occupation Road. Lor 4. A PLOT e MEADOW LAND and Garden Gummi, partly walled, containing upwards of TWO ACRES AND A HALF, abutting on the above New Occupirion Road, ainfickggnous to Lot Lbw. Lot 3. An ENCLOSE/RH tailed RtDDINOS, of capital Meadow Land, on the Buse•froen Ituling; to Castle Bear Hill, containing upwards of -• • • • ' •'• - • - . TEN ACRES, Of excellent Meadow Land, with a considerable frontage to ti e !toed, and bounded on the East, North, and West, by General Wetherall's Lands. To be viewed, by applying to John Luck, at Ealing Grove ; of whom Particulars may be had of Mes s rs. Fl a dg ate , Y oung . an d Jackson, Solicitors, EWei-street, Strand ; the Cattle, Sell and Feathers, Ealing ; at Gatraway's ; and of ?Ir. Robins, No. 170, Begembstreot ; white a Plats of the Haat* may be seen. CHURCH PRSPERMENT, KENT. Twelve Miles front Lontion, , on the Maidstone Road. TO BR SOLD SY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Hoses, Regent.street), At Garrwavay's Coffee!!louse, 'Change-alley, Caroni, On Touaszoar, the 25J February, Mt, at Twelve o'Clock, THE NEXT PRESENTATION to the VAluable RECTORY of NORTH CRAY, Near Bexley and Dartford, in • the County of Kent, With the GREAT and SMALL TY THES of the whole Parish, Cambial! Deady ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES, with an Excellent Genteel Pleasant Residence, Brtck•built, with Once,. &c. planned for the accommodation of a Gentlethan's Family, with a ved Garden. Pleasure Orcauld, and Glebe Land, Fontaioing. nearly. . THIRTI.THREE ACRES. The whole worth between FOUR AND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. The Present Incumbent in the Sizty•Ant year of his age. Particulars of hilessrs.Oreen, Pemberton, and Cra*lej. Solicitors, Salletniry.square; Fleet -street; of Mr. Adams, and at the Journal Otce, thtfurd ; the Mice ,of the Journal, Cambridge; at Gum - ; wars; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. Psiockl4l,l FASHIONABLE GREAT COATS, DRESS AND MORN ING COATS, LADIES' HABITS, PELISSES, &c. AGREAT SAVING will be found at RADFORD'S. se, PICCA DILLY, near Air-street. Gentlemen wanting fa shionable; well made, good Clothes, Cut upon scientific prin ciples, and made to fit the shape in an elegant and superior manner, *41164 the greatest advantage, -by giving their Olden as above. Ladies' Habits and Pelisses cut and made to fit in the first style, .breaparienced Workmen, and at moderate prices. Opera Cloaks, Box, Curricle, and Driving C..ats, made at a short notice; for the convenience of sGentlensen travelling, some are kept ready bristled. A Suit well made in Eight Hours, if rettuired. Best Superfine Coats, £3 6s. A 3 12.. blue and Black, £3 6s. ,C 5 12s. £3 12s. Faahionabk Waists from lila to ies. •Trowsera from 164. upwards; a vorietruf new and beautiful Patterns jaw out, for the ; pressor seams. A pod milt of Servant's Livery, convict., it. i.;s. .Radfardra u lika IS, Piceadilin near Airstrem. • - • . aM Promotions in the Osiord Hives since thst date ;.-.4skeissiblw is his Majesty's Speech, nor in those of the bibsliters. any indi cation was to be timid of en intention to reduce the expendttere of the country, he was determined that a day should not pass haute -he began to lay the foundation for motions iu favour of Economy. • Toe CHANCELLOR of the EL)HEQUEIL di.l uJt mean to dispute the right of t e Holiogiaule Gentle man to offer a motion to the House without previous notice; yet, as he was not i.n possession of any inform"- tit:u on the subject to wive'', the motions of the Hon. Member related, he trusted he would not object - to withdraw them, giving a notice for a future day. ' If, contrary to general practice, and in the ahse..ee orh,s • Honourable Friend, the Seaietary at War, .the Hon. •Gentlestran persisted in his motions, he should feel it his duty to oppose' them. The Right Hon. Gentleman would say one word on .tne COMO:NM Of till Hon. Member, respecting the silence of the Speech. gram the Throne, and of Mtristers, on the subject of retrench menu. As it was his lineation, on the £4til of dtis month, to lay . before the House.a lull meat it the financial-seat, and pro spects of the country, he could not bat' think it better and enaterrt. solar, and is that opiates& be was' pet-audit list'aisiatt-Alloalid coucur, to abstain from say pedal mad deitilesty - daststeduseitals soy branch of that subject. . ' Mr. HUME did not .thint hiliit if deiwif 'by form, and should rather.hatie eipected the Xiihtilitn• Gentleman to promote his object, than tp:*wiiit,it. He would, however, withdraw his m:;tions kir the.pre sent. The Hon. Geatleman had another motto* fbr papers with the view o: being enabled to prtive s tliarthe assertion he-had made last night respecting the knc.j,r4se of tasation 'lose the year lilt?, was neither iticonsiataic nor contrary to tact, as the Right Hos. &crawl, for ifeirehin Aflairs had then represented them. Ha *widened that, watts' value of tne currency tit the two pwriodseliould,be.ssiton into view. He should therefore move for an account of thommogt of gross revenue for each of the loan 11117 1 P.Al4.aho for the years SI, SS, and 14. The CHANCELLOR of the SXCHEQUER,As the Hon. Gentleman appeared to have some objecliess w anybody twitigjaasee, be would ready undertake to if not an the facts, at least all the arguments on which•he-buillAis opinion. a as. • • Mr. HUME then moved fur the average jtititil nf 'gold bullion in the years 1816 and 1815, Al tar : a f s same could be obtained: also fur sus Account.of.the rate per cent. at which the Revenue -had been collected 'for the year ending the sth January, 1826, selifr.rt . ink &eland, Scotland. and Ireland. Also fur an Account Ise' die United Kingdom of the amount of Duties and Thus for the 'par 1221, on every artieleht which reduction of Ties has ire fa to take itlace ; together with a similar smolt for the years indMig the 54 Januaty, 1521, 22, 23, 24, 21, and 21, as cove* lettk 1821,-Ordered. Mr7.IOHST WILLIArsIS begged to enquire or'2l . ltiels Hotiontable Secretary for the Home Department *buil mien be vapected brunt .the Commicaionees appointed Iflinfinite into the Practice of the Court of Chancery ? • - -Mr. Secretary PEEL had great utistacclos in stating, Shit* Report was drawn up. He laiu considered ii mare couvanieu tbat the evidence should accompany the Report. Tau evidence was voluminous, but greatprogress had already been made is prititlngli. Mr. LOCK HART moved for a return' of the unsdar pet. situ convict .l of horse-stealing ht the years 2223, egfiiispillitilSa of the number executed and repricted, and of die Modes in Wind' • -~. MEE