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.. f . - • . • . „I .. 1 C .-ii 4 _..• -• 4 ,• r ' ' . .. , . • fit )S . '•;) 1 : .4 ".% * , . , L.... t .. t: '1. 1r..r • -e " 4' ) * 4 •: • Ilk ir . .. -7- , ..,.. ~,...,.., .. .. . • ... ~ .. • ~~ . ‘, • • ' 1 41'' FRIDAY, JULY 2,_ 1813. PRIcB slxPstics-sAurpswtirt. OF ORDNANCE, JIM i 4, 1813. AL OFFICERS of HIS MA- This day *as publithed, in 4to. price lils.6d. VAGARIES VINDICATED; or, TAYrocßlTick Hr rIttritITICK nS, a Pori, • addressed to the Reviewers. By GEORGE COL MAN, the Younger. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Ortite, and Brown, Pater noster•row' mid at the British Gallery, 54, New BOW-street ; and R. ihr.Elliston, John-street, &WI. AUCTION REGULATION BILL: AGENERAL MEETING of the. AUC TIONEERS is requested to take place Oel SATURDAY NEXT, the Sd instant, at Nine o'Clock in the forenoon, at the CROWN and ANCHOR, In the Strand, to be Informed of the measures that have been adopted by the Committee of the Body relative to the BM now pending in Parliament ; and also to take into consideration the further steps that may be proper to be pursued on this important suliret.—Piazra, July I, ISM Art e MONEY IMMENATkLic:4II) 9 1 .13nbe•etreet. • T HE CONDUCTORS •of this Office can co j mind any Sinn bf Money, and are In the habit of ' &clearers upon 'terry descriptlob or security, with promptness a liberality.—Attatencie Imm tea till five dailfr..-Lettars must Pole - Pait .. r INANCR, A Isere!" give Macs, received at their Office, in Pail Mall, Sth day of July, from such Persona ea undertake the Supply of NAILS and SPIKES . Department, for a period of them years, deter ; of one year, upon a notice of three either party. may be viewed upon application at the iffice, in the Tower, and further Pard reran and Cond,tions of the Contract, Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, This day was published, Elegantly printed in 4t•. with two Engravingt, price .Ca. bds. some copies on royal paper, price Ss. 3s. the Second Edition of ' VOYAGES and TRAVELS , in the Years 1809, 1810, and 1811; containing Statistical, Commercial, and Miscellaneous Observations .n Gibraltar, Sardinia, Sicily, Malta, Serigo, and Turkey.—By JOHN GAL'l'. Printed for T. Caden and W. Davies, Strand. FACTORY, No. 29, City Roads FlntUry-square, °plinth the Brew-helms. J OHN 'NOR ktvt respectfully infottus hit Friend and the Public in general, that they.ntay be Supplied wli fancy japanned Windsor and dyed Chairs, Coaches, Sofas, G den and Rustic Seats Flower -stands, Bedsteads, ornices, 15.• furniture!, Feather beds, Matrasses, and every art:de in the Fur flushing Line, lower than at any Factory or Warehouse in don, for ready money. Merchants, eaptalos, Hotel, Taiern, and Innkeepers, a others, requiring great quantities of Claire ak a abort notice, be supplied at J. L s Factory, as great assortments are alway kept in a state of preparation, ready for the Fpblic demands. The Trade supplied. A Sale of Second-hand Household Furniture, and ail daicHpl tien of Good«, terry Thursday, at Twelve o'Clock. at the Sale. Rooms, in Tabernacle-walk, where the Public may rely on ever, attention being paid them, either in selling or buying. Goods intended for the S ale may be sent in by Tuesday evening. ,ALES BY AUCTION. trs of ten and four o'clock, where the delivered sealek: up, and endorsed" Proposals but no Proposal can be admitted aft r the twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, be noticed unless the party maklng it or shall attend. At the lAndon Commercial Sale Rooms, Mincing-lane, on Wednesday, July 7, at Two &Clock, IgnTHE Snow GOVERNOR MIDDLETON, American built, partly of Oak, and appears nearly new, measures 281 4a-94 Tons, figure bead, squat e stern, with round about house; his high btdiwarks, which are pierced for twenty guns; sails remarkably last, is provided with excellent stores, and is admirably ai'apted for a private ship of war, or any trade rcquiring dispatch; captured after an arduous °hare by the prim vale ship of war Tarr's, John Ladd, Cornmander—now lying at the Buoy Off, No. 5, London Duck, George R. Turner late master. Inventories may be had on board, a: the Place of Sale, and of MAR I'EN, and SW 111, American-square, London. N.B. A Blue and White Flag at the Mast Head Board, R. H. CRRW, Secretary. This day MA published, price 3. AN ACCOUN l'of the HIGHLAND SOCIETY of LONDON, from its Establishment in May 1778, to the commencement of the Year 1813. By the Right Hon. Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, of Ulbster, Bart. Drawn up at the desire of the Society. Sold by Longman and Co. Paternoster-row ; Constable and Co. Edinburgla ; Reid and Brash, Glasgow ; Chalmers, Aberdeen; and Young, Inverness. - 1.0. AN IR LIFE ANNUITIES. CAMPHORATED MATCHES FOR PRODUCING INSTANTANEOUS LIGHT. No. 442 STRAND. .EREBY • GIVEN, That the carrying into execution an Act of Par in the 53d year of the reign of his pre- An Act for providill additional Bury. of Saint Mary Abbott's, Kensington, Ilesex,' svPl hold a Meeting In the Vestry 'l, on Tuesday, the 20th July next, at loon precisely, to receive Pro, orals tor nagenus terms (in sums of not less titan ling £5003 by loan at interest, not ex on annuities fur single lives, not ex- delivered to the Clerk (sealed up) the day and such persons as shall tender Prop personal attendance at the said Meeting. may be seen, and any further pantrtr re. the Clerk, at his Office, No. 2, Ken between nine and twelve o'clock in the 30th day of June, 1813. • of the Trustees, B. P. HALL, Clerk to the Trustees. NEW MUSIC. BUST, a romantic Melo-Drama, l'heatre Royal Covent-Carden, composed 'ianoforte by H. R. Bishop, price 6s. Fancy sung with the greatest approbation by .atte fttr , tre, in the Opera of" Fontain tposed by J. Parry, price 11.6 d. The to the most admired Melodies of Mo ' Doncaster : 'lle Primrose, price le.; graceful mien, price Is.; Say, would you use or three voices, price Is. titl.; the fa- irendl, adapted for one voice, price Is.; Bowers, price U. 6d. and a favourite Duet, 'oices, price 21. The folio% ing Pieces, lion, Mus. Doc.—Prepare ye Nymphs, fired Trio in the Opera of " Psyche," price nhs, a Trio in the same Opera, price—; /ard Boy, the Harp Song front the cele v pr. 25.; Allen a Dale, for 3 voices, and the Cypress Wreath, from dn. pr. 2s. Park, an admired Rondo, by M, Hoist, celebrated Anthem, 0 Los° our Gover- Smith, pr. Is. 6d.—And No. X. of Les fh e celebrated Air of The Thorn, ar aa Introductory. Movement, by J. Davy, Goulding, D'Abnaine, Potter and Co. No.7,Westntoreiand•street, Dublia. 'ARM BATHS. iNATIVE WARM BATHS, invigorate the Constitution and promote Armstrong, Folkard, and Howitt, beg .entry, and Public in general, that their pre-eminent degree of celebrity from :onstructiost, they are now made in great lilies, Hotels, and Public Institutions.— ated every day at their Manufactory, 76, Lincoln's lon Fields, next door to New• Alen they apply to those who still perse iravice of tying artificial to natural Teeth. ' by Mr. /LADEN RUSPINI, of Pall ienknce, as he employs Metallic Springs, INosened or destroyed by any substance that with the 'heal, and the neighbouring 'Hid will be found to combine the three Ease, Btauty, and the preservation of aiffer from loss of Teeth,expe. AWIDOW LADY, who has hitherto lived in affluence upwards of GO years, is suffering under extreme ei , tress, arid is new reduced to that extremity which, if not imme diately relieved by some walsdisposed persons, whose inclina tisns are ready to alleviate her situation, she must inevitably sick under a presstire of misfortune, and be obliged to seek an hint in A workhouse in the parish where she has paid taxes upwards of twenty years, which Nv,,uld be to a person in the re spect-al-le sphere of life in welch she Las always lived, till the de cease of her husband, one of the greatest catamities that could befall her. Her distress has been so great, that she has been obliged to pat t from her sideboard, plate, furniture, wearing ap rare], even to her crockery•ware, which, to every feeling inind, must evince real distress, for the most trifling sums, for daily sustenance. Her situation has only lately been known to 4 few persons, to rough extreme distress, which presented itself to their tiotice, whose sympathy has been excited to promote a subscrip tion to extricate and redeem her articles in pledge, which other sire must be totally lost; and to pt escrve her front impending misery and wretchedness, during her trw remaining days of ex istence. The smallest donations will be thankfully received and acknowledged by Mr. liatehard, Piccadilly; Mr, J. Ebers, 27, iOld Bond -street; Mr. Lloyd, Bookseller, Harley street, Caven chsh-square; Mr. Colhorn, Conduit-street: Messrs. White, Co an.i Co. Fleet -street; Messrs. Alford and :ion, Ludgate. lull, who have kindly undertaken to receive the smallest dona tions on her behalf. 1 he 'Wowing SUMS have been received by Mr. liatchard and Mr. !:hers, fu. whiLla .he Widow returns; her grateful thanks, viz. W. Sotheby, Esc .€1 0 From Windsor af,l 0* C. V. 2 fd A Lady 2 0 ari,s Ellartir 1 0 A. B. 1 0 Vim: ger Lady W. 1 0 Christiana 0 10 A Lady, per Mr.Ehen 1 0 Anonymous s 0 lion. Cturral Hervey 50JS. D. istr Alford St Co. 1 0 A. B. 1 0 T. H. Ilier CoeltranatCo. 1 0 kinb. Pliiiiii p r i g , 50IJ. G. per Mr. Colburn i 0 - 1 L. G. S. per Mr. ibers 1 0 , Mr. Hatehard has received the fol'owiog sums from Windsor, which the Widow Lady has gratetti:ly received. viz. 11. £0 10 I Fmni Windsor C. Y. . rV s Roberts, Windsor Code 1 u l a I' . . per Aslant 4 Co. 1 0 _ - 1 F. M.. 'l. per ditto 1 01 1 o rue rustic.—The friends of the distressed Widow Lady Ending it has been circulat, el, through some respectable parties, to the Injary of het appeal for assistance k that she has bad a Bene,fit at the Opera, and which has precluded many honuumble chara.c• tort from grantuig her further, id and assistance—it is therefore deemed prudent to inform the Public, a at aim has never empty rieneed that privilege, nor has she way knowledge 'Wawa of the MI wbe twrience4 dot Fen Priem hip. • • remaimairamaanakihra. A TIMBBR 8214. OFFICE THE PRINCIPA JESTrs ORA That Pkoposals will be r, on or before Monday, the , may be willing to undertal for Service of this Depattm minable at the expiration o months, g the option of ail Patterns of the Articles I Principal Storekeeper's Off eulars, together with the T may be known, at the Secr any day between the boon Proposals must be delivere ..' for Nails and Spikes ;" but • said sth day of July, at tw neither will any Tender be an agent in his behalf shall By Order of the fit KENSINGTON I.( "MOTICE IS HI I •FRUSTEES for cat liament made and passed in 'sent Majesty. intituled " A ing Ground for the Parish in the County of Middlese: Room of the said Parish, Ten o'Clock in the Foreno raising on the most advanti ,E 100) a sum not exceedin ceeding £5 per Cent.; or &Wing £lO per Cent. 4 Proposal,. must be delive prec, &rig the Meeting, an sals are to give their per's I be Act of Parliament lars known, by ap, lying to sington-sq are, any day bet forenoon. Dated this 30th By Order of • NE THE BRAZEN B Performed at the Th, and arranger' for the Piano Ries on f•portilie Wings, su t; ' Mr. Philipps, at Drury-Lai bltau," written and comp following Pieces adapted t :art, by 1. De Michele, of L t b e a ad tv n e t r e y , p N o y w m e r p of ,h for g t r w a c o e i i Round love's Elysian Bow composed for three Voice composed by Sir I. Stevens • prepare, the much admires] Sd. ; Soft gentle Nympl I was a wild and wayward brated Poem of " Rokeby, from the same Poem; and Likewl,e, The Regent's P pr. Is. 6d.—Marcello's colt nor, adapted by T. L. Ste Petits Bjoux, containing tl ranged as a Rondo, with as price 2s. London: Published by No. 20, Soho , square ; and WA THE Patent SAD which tend to kw health. The Patentees, to inform the Nobility, Ge Baths having obtained a If the simplicity of their con variety, suitable for Fatal!: They may be seen heated Great Queen-street, Lince castle House. DERSONS who sti 1 . rience little relief who vere in the exploded ,prang '1 be Inctliol row adopted every inconvi which cannot be litownel cu-ually comes in cent= s vart•, and this new meth' treat ~. I . ,:siruble objects of 4 Nature. • IT T 1 , ./NNir T Tl *N'l I VI d\ ~~J 4. - I PARKINSON'S CRGANIC REMAINS. This day was published, in 3 vols. 4to. price Ten Guinea., bd's. ORGANIC REMAINS OF A FORMER WORLD. An Examination of the Mineralised Remains of the VEGETABLES and ANIMALS of the ANTEDILUVIAN Worrida.—ByJAMES PARKINSON —lllustrated with between 7 and 800 coloured Representations of Fossil Remcins, engraved by SPRINGSGUTH. Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, White and Co., Murray, Phillips, Asperne, Richardson, J. and A. Arch, E:ack and Parry, and Lackington and Co. Separate Volumes may at prtsent be had. This day were published, in linpurial Folio, price Xi. 16s ENGRAVINGS from SPECIMENS of MOR BID PARTS, preserved in the Au • hoes Collection now in Windmill -street, and selected from the Divisions inscribed, U RE THRA, VESICA, REN, MORBO SA, et LIE3A, coy mining Specimens of every Disease which is wtended with Change of Structure in the ,, e Parts, and exhibiting the Injuries front the Bough, Catheter, Caustic, Trochar, and Lithotoino Knife, in cautiously used. W its Observations. $y CHARLES !JELL, F. R. S. Ed. Member of the Royal t 'ollege of Surg-ons, London, d Reader of Anatomy in the Chair of Dr. Hunter, &c. &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ornie, and Brown, Pater noster-row. This day was A new Edition, price Ss. illustrated with Casts, A PRACTICAL TREA'rISEon the Plt EVEN. TION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE and its consequences, a• Strictures, Glects, 4c. including practical servations on Tabes norsalis, Onanisin, Seminal Woukness, Mu. cal Discharges, Ice. divested of all technical Obscwities. liy T. M. CATON, Surgeon, Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Printed for the Author, No. 10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle street, London. Where may be bad, Ca'on's Popular Treatise on the Cause• and Distincton of the Varieties of Asthma, with new, simple, and successful instructions for the prevention and treatment of /asthmatic Fits, price Ss. YOUNG FINE FithSH HORSEzi, (Bays and Browns) From the Royal Horse Guards. By Mr. ALDRIDGE, At leis Repository, in St. Martin :-lane, on Wednesday, July 7, at One o'Clock, ABOUT TWENTY remarkably fine Bay and !frown HORSES, from the above Regiment, four and five years old, Ito general skew much blood, and from their action are ealcolated fur light carriage-e, roaobters, &c. Are disposed of solely e n account of being two light for foreign service. May beviewrd two days previous to the Sak. CAPITAL LANDED PURCHASt.—A BARGAIN. TO PE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. SHEE. Agent for the Dispoial and Purchase o' Landed Property, South - ampton-row, Russell-square, AHIGHLY improveable NIANTOR FREE. - HOLD FARM, t thin 50 miles of Loudon, and to of the Sea; comprsing nearly 350 Act( a 01 exec lent Land, the imme diate conversion of which into moue!., is rendered hulls/sensible by imperious circumttasiecs; an immedlite Purch6scr vein be treated w.th on most ad yam ageous terms. DODSLEY'S ANNUAL REGISTER.7IBI2. This day was published, in One large Vol. svo. price I 6s, boards, rIHE ANNUAL REGISTER ; or, A View of the History, Politics, and Literature, for the Year 1812. Printed for W. Otridge and Son ; J. Cuthell ; E Jeffery ; J. Bell; B. and R. Crosby and Co.; Lackington, Allen, and Co ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and trown; J. Aperne ; Cra dock and Joy; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; 1. F.;ulder ; and J. Johnson and Co. The Proprietors of the Annual Register beg to inform their Subscribers and the Public, that they may rely upon the regular Publication of this Work, as such arrangements t ave been made as will ensure this promised punctuality. A few Sets remain, unsold, in 54 Volumes. Any persons having incomplete copies of this Work, are requested to make early applications, as few of some of the Volumes remain. PA TERSON'S ROADS IMPROVED. This day was published, price Pis. in boards, the Fif.eenth Edition of A DESCRIPTION of the ROA DSof ENG LAND I. A- and WALES, and l'art of SCOTLAND ; containing the DiNtances, Seats, &c.; the Routes of the Mail Coaches; a i able of the Heights of Mountains, by Lieutenant Colonel Mudge; and additional Maps, particularly of the Southern Coast, the Lakes of Cumberland, &r. &c. 'lke whole greatly augmented and improved, by the aid of Francis Freeling, Esq. Fecretary, and of the Surveyors to the Post.olßce, under the authority of the Post-Master General. By LIEUTENANT-COLONEL PATERSON, Assisi:int Quarter-Master-Oeneral of his Majesty's Forces. Sold by Mcssra. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster• row; and Mr. Fallen, Chariog-cruss. CHEAP EDI I lON OF CREVI ER'S LIVIA'. • This day was published, nearly printed in six volumes Bvo. price .C 2 9s. in boards; and en large paper, price Xs Ss. in hoards, TLIVII PATAVINI HISTQRJARUM, ab .1, . mire condita libri qui supersunt, my. Recensuit et nobs ad ustmt Scholarurn accommodstis illustravit, I. 8.1.. CREVIER, Emeritus Rhetoric' Professor in Collegio Dormano-Bellovaco, Unieersitatis Parisiensis. The universally admit' d superiority of Crevier's Mutes to I ivy, and the correctness, neatness and cheapness of this Edition, will, it is hoped, give it a claim to the attention of Scholars. Lonclini; Impen-is I. Mawman, 39, Ludgate-street. Of whom may be had, recently published, Ricardi Personi Adversatta ; !Ivo. price 255. in boards, and pain' Bvo. £3. Ss. boards. /Eachyli Prometheus Vinctus; a Blomfield; Second Edition, Bs. boards. • ./E..clvyli Severn Contra Thebas ; a Blomfield, 7s. bolirds. NOTICE TO THE I'UBLIC. IJPTON and CO. of the British Paint Manufac tory, 41, London Wall, most respectfully inform the l'ub lic, that they have taken the Warehouses lately occupied by Messrs. Travers and Esdaile, Sugar Bakers, No. 62, QUEEN- S FRLET, CHEAPSIDE, at which place may be purchased, u at London Wall, GENUINE 011.5 and C‘,II.OURS, at the WHOLESALE PRICES, for MONEY, and where their cheap, durable, and impenetrable Paints, ground in Linseed Oil, for Park Palings, Weather-boarding, Stuccoed Fronts, Outbuildings, Ship-painting, itc. are now selling at the same Prices as hereto fore, viz. Invisible Green, 565. per cwt.; Dark Olive Green, 705.; Bright Olive Green, 1125.; Blue, 80s.; Black, White, Yellow, Stone, and Lead Colours, 565. per ewt. each; Chocolate, 501.; Red, 403.; and prepared Oil to thin them for use, ss. per gal. lon. Genuine White Lead, 561. per cwt.; Turpentine, its. per sall.; Linseed Oil, ss. 6d. per gall. ; Painters Brushes; and Co lours of every kind, dry or prepared for use. Genuine Sperm Oil, Bs. 64. per Gal.; Fine Chunber,.ss. 6a.; Palo Seal, 41. od.; and Common Oil, 4s. per gallon. N.B. The Impenetrable Paints sae very handsome la appear i lance, possess great durability, and will stand in hot Climates , they are used In the manner of other Paints, and are appiscabi; ills instal pummel odd sad itaaaatiaial pakatiall, MOS I' DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON IHE SEA-COAS iv y-la:.r \;•lri Irom I .onclon. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVA l'E CON ['RAC r, A MOST VA LUA BLE ESTA'rE, part Freehold and the remainder Copy!toll, si nate at Bexhill, in the County of Sussex; comprising a substairial modern Owel'ing house, fit for the reception of family of respectability, with al necessary attached and detached OfLes, walled Garden fully cropped, Plantations and Pleasure Gro .ids, the whole perfectly secluded from thevilldgeond commanding a most beautiful view over Pevensey Bay, hist Bourn. and the adjacent country. A newly-erected Dwelling-hoot., Garden. and Pleasure-ground, and every requisite Office, together with about 16 Acres of Mee dew Land, extremely fertile,aud having been for many year. the occupation of the Pro,rirtor, hi a high state of cultivation. Bexhill is one of the most healthy ai•d p:casant situations on the Coast of Sues.. x, and well adapted tor Sea-bathing, for which purpose it is occasionally resorted to—ir is s't miles front Hast ings, 14 from East Bourn, and 64 from Loudon. Phis Estate holds out an opportunity for investing capital sel dom to be met with; as, from the increa log copulation of the place, every species of Landed Property is rapidly advancing in value. Several Lots of Oft pro:aerty have been sold for great prices its Building ground, for which purpose there is every pros pect of the remainder being appropriated, For a view of the Estate apply to Mr. Mate, Post-Orfice, Bex hill ; and to treat for purchase to Messrs. Shadw: 11, Itishiv, and Co. SoEckors, Hastings; and to Mr. lames, New llaswell•court, Lincoln's Inn, London. • N. B. The Houses are h3th riarnithed; and a Purchaser may be alrWtteti in as Tenant till the cumplition of the Purehase. TO LE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, HONITON, DEVON. Either together or in Lois, ACAPITAL and highly valuable FREEHOLD ES l*A rg in pos.ession and reversion, consisthig Pf tht Lordship and Manor of Hon.ton, and several improvable Farms, with a very considerable part of the Borough of I ioniton in Mes s swages, Dwelling;,. and Lands adjacent, containing about 1456 Acres of productive Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, lying ciaupact and extending immediately front the town for a dis tance of inure than two miles between the :.idmouth and Beer turnpike roads, producing a clear pr. sent Inc.xne of uiwards of 400, but of the estimated value of £7ouo per annum. Full particulars may he bad at the Office of Messrs. Bicknell and Spetiding, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, to whom proposals for the purchase are to be addressed. Particulars may a!so be WO of Mr. Savery, Solicitor, South Efferton, near Modhury, Devon ; of Maws. Townsend and Pearce, Solicitors, in Honi ton ; and of Mr. Rkitard gable, Land Surveyor, 6, Holborn court, Gray's-ion, Loudon, of whom a Plan of the Estate may be seen. TO BE LE for such Terms as may be agreed upon, AMOST destrable MANSLON, fit for any Gen tleman's abode. The I r. mists are adjoining the Vil'age uf Wouldham, close to the it.,vigab'e and pleasant River. Med way, within three miles and a half of the City of Rochester, and live miles from Maids:one, iu a sporting part of the County of Kent, AO close to ih nuldham Common, to which is an unlimited right of Pasturage, Firewood, Sm. The ground floor consists of a commodious Hail, wi h a grand Staircase, a Drawing-room, Parlour, sitting-room, and a spacious Kitchen ; the one pair of chiles Consists of five very roomy Bed-chambers, one of which may be a Drawing-room at pleasere ; two pair of stairs, a back Staircase front the. Kitchen,containing six Rooms with fire-places in three of them, a Staircase front the passage of the two pair into a Turret, or Cupola, which commands a delightful prospect of the River Medway and country all round; most spacious Cellars, with excellent Bins, a Fore-court enclosed with a dwarf twalLand railing fence; a large Back Court enclosed all round with a high brick wall, well stv,lted with choice wall Fruit -trees, well chosen Shrubs and Flowers; an excellent Garden well walled an fenced, stocked with the choicest Fruitage, a large Yard en closed with a high brick wall, an excellent suyen.stalled stable, goer which is a high spacious Loft, two Coach-houses, and many ether Out-Ofbces, too tediow to etention herein, 1 he Lessee may be accommoda ed with a dozen Acres of I choke good Land adjoining said premises, if required. Far Bart sr Particaus, mg** Qf hits OP4A* I at WORWMISO 10 CHAPMAN, CHEMIST. has the satiafacJ .a.sw• tion to acknowledge the distinguished approbation with which his improved CAMPHORATED COMPOUND ha been honoured by families of the first dininction. When it it considered that this fragrant aromatic Perfume is substituted in lieu of the unpleasant fumes of phopkorus and sulphur, nu farther argument is necesAry to recommend it to the general notice or the Nobi ity and Public at large ; especially as the use of it in brawirg-rooms, and even in sick rooms, is rendered,benelicial by the aromatic tragraate which it diffio•es. Invented and solely prepared by R. Chapman (Chetnist, re 44!, Strand, opposite Buckingham-stet, Adelphl, Lando:), and sold in Cases front is. 6d. to 12s. and in ornamental Pillars, Vase:) and other useful and elegant articles in Marble, Bronze, &c. f Diawing.rooms and o..thraries, firm lits. to Xi. 12.. 6d. and likewise Chapman's Patent Pocket Lanterns. contains the above preparation fur instantaneous light, and foils into the specs of small Pocket-book. for the convenience of travelling. PARLMMENIARr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, JULY 1. Tke . oatbs were administered to the Earl of Warwick and Vernon. Mr. Newton, from the Post-011Ice,preeented some furtber Pa pers relative to Mr. Pabuer's Claims whifh were ordered to to referred to the Committee. The Silver Totem' Bill, the Paymasters' Accounts Dtii , tb Irish Insolvent Debtors 8.11, and the Fire Arms Lill, were brougli up trom the Cumr.tons by Mr. Lushington, Mr. Dugdale, seat other Members, arid r. ..n1 a first time. The El. cion Writs Dill was olio returned, with the wend men's agreed to. The Manure Carriage Bill was read a third time and passed. The Loan Interest Bill, and the Militia Pay and Clothing BiU were Lead a second time, and committed for to-morrow. The Jeish Endowed &hools Bill passed thriugh a Comm' with amentimenu.—Report to-morrow. The Irish Distillation Bill lamed through a Committee, was reported. enmmOnent of the Accountant-General's BM way potted till to-morrow. On the Order of the Day for going into a Committee as Ecclesiastical Courts Bill, '1 he Duke of NORFOLK moved an Instruction to the mittee to extend the Bill to Ireland, and expressed his satisfacti that by the provisions a this Bill the power of racoon:nue was to be abridged, which ought, in his opinion, to be confin t solely in spire:nal matters, and not to be buffered to take aura front a than all his civil privileges, and reader hizo as it were, outlaw in his own country. The Archbishop of TUAM observed, that the clauses of t Bill would not apply to the Church of Ireland, and would fore, by being extended there, only create confusion. A Bill, how ever, on this subject was preparing with relatioa to Ireland, w would be presented' to Parliament early in the next Session. to excommunication in the Mode mentioned by the NobleDnke he had never heard of it ki Ireland. The Dike of NORFOLK asked, whether the laws applkab to this subject were not the same in Ireland as in England 1 The Archbishop of TUAM answered in the affirmative, The Duke of NORFOLK then said, that it was equally op. cam to prevent the abuse of those laws, The notion was negatived. The House having rcaowed Itself into a Committee on the Bill, after some verbal amen:linen:a, 't he Bish , ,p of CHESTER objecasbi to the clause enacting that no person should be appointed Chancellor of a Diocese espin as Advises e practising iu the Court of Arches, or a Barrister of three yea standing, who had taken the degree of Bachelor of Cvi Law at one of the Universities. His Lordship contended that the clause was unjust, as conveying an undeserved aura,. titan upon :he Bishops, with regard to these appointments, and impracticable, inasmuch as persons properly qualified, of the de scription pointed out, could no: be found to undertake the oglaya He therefore moved to style out the clause. The LORD CHANCELLOR did not see any ground fir alarm in what had been stated by the Learned Prelate, as to the impracticability of finding perwins pro?erly qualified to undo!, take these offices, and observed, that the objection of interferlog with the patronage of the Bishops cpght not to prevent the Leo_ gislature from enacting what qualifications should be required In persons appointed to jut dal oltas. Lord ELLENBOROUGH supported the arguments 4 es Bishop of Chester, and alter instancing several able Chording% who had either fi lled the offices of Chancellors of Dioceses, or to I whom the public were indebted for mom valuable works on do subject of ecclesiastical law, contended that the douse would, in effect, confine the appointment to advocates, practising in the Court of Arches, who would not be qualified to repder Bishops f that assistance which it was of importance they should be es• ablest to derive from their Chancellors. The qualifications re. quired in Cliacwellora of Dioceses were already laid down is ode of the Csoons of the Church, and an improper appointment by the Bishop would, he conceived, be vo dable in a court of law. ' The Bishop of LONDON also objected to the clause. The LORD CHANCELLOR expressed a wish that his Noble and Learned Friend(Lord Ellenborougl9 would prepare a cla ss instead of that now in the The clause was struck out. _ Op the clause respecti4 Suits for Tythes ' the LOILO CHAN CEI.LOR intimated a doubt whether the limitationtnititton of six lege would not be found in some cages too short a period, and swabs( the clause to be further considered. The House resumed, and Lord WALSINGHAM, the Chair man of the Committee, having reported progress, the Commictim, was appointed to sit again to morrow. Adjourned till to-morrow (this day). HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Land-bas Amendment Bill, the Fire-arms Be, read del Bakers Bill, were read u third time and pasted. Mr LUSHING lUN brought up the Report of the Land-aa Redemption bill, and that of the Committee on the Silk tar The .anendments in the former were agreed to, and the al was ordered to be rem' a third time to-morrow; the itesoludoosj con.ained iu the later were agreed to, and Bills were ordered OM be brought in accordingly. 'The Southern Whale-fishery Biß sod the Parish Registers /rent through Commit:eel, the Rept its weft reedvall. mad Bills were ordered to be mad a the IMO toemnens. The Ow MOP) kveibnete B4M qty 11 its xi co 0 10 TO BE SOLD BY L'LkIVATE CONTRACI',. AVF. 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