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THE. UPTON ESTATE, , IN THE COUNTIES OF WARWICK. hi. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - At the latter 'end of August, or the beginning of September, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which doe notice will be given, rillS Property consists of a FAMILY MANSZON for a moderate Establishment, with suitable Offices, Dostble Coach-House, Stables, Walled Garden, Lawn, PleatureGrounds, Fish Ponds, with the MANORS of RA TLEY-CUM-UPTON, WARM rareroN, and AmtiorroN,.alt* Oser.gisousaisd Three Hundred and Eighty-nine Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Ground, divided into Seven Farms (of which Three Hundred and Three Acres are held with the Mansion), and let to responsible Tenants, at moderate Rents. The Perpetual Advowson of SIIENNINGTON, adjoining Upton.—fle Incumbent Forty-four Year of Age. The Perpetual Advowson of ALKERTON, the Glebe Land of which is now held by the Proprietors of this Estate for a Lease during the Life of the Incumbent. aged Seventy-four. This Estate is situated on the verge of Edge-hill, and distant from Kineton three miles, Warwick fourteen, Stratford-upon- Avon twelve, Southern twelve, Banbury ,even. The Roads, won the improved Plan, are excellent. The London. Mail to Kidderminster pisses daily within a quarter of a mile of the Mansion. For Particulars apply, after the 30th July, instant, to Messrs. Tennant and Harrison, Gray's Inn ; to Mr. Richard Bignell, of Middleton, in Oxfordshire; or to Mr, James Tramper, of Herebekl, in the County of Middlesex. SUPERB BEAVER HATS, combining Beauty, Shape, and Durability, of a peculiar fabric, and will out wear Two, made in the usual way. Gentlemen, therefore, to whom the bad quality, as well as the ectravagant price of fats, hate become a source of much gissatisfactioo, may new purchase a Hat superior to any other, price M.—Manufactured by (SALON and Co. Patentees, No. 424,-Strand, Corner of Bed fortietreet, London ; and'lo, Oollegetreen, • The Wonderful Efficacy of MR. LIGNUM'S ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS. 1 Nzaraplified in the Cure of a Disease of Twenty Years' duration. Nibtkoraite i near Wanton, May Mk 184 g .. • V ag. R e —l w n - as the atta yf k i ed r w i lth. 9o s , y when g ab a rt eight years of earbtttit; Eruption, which alarmed my garentsvery muck, mongol the fetidly having ever before been affected wita..o baneful a disease. After I had, been in this state for about eleven years, during which litni my al:attire increased little or none, a neighbour of mine gave me last of. bottle of your I)rops, which I was advised to teite,but• no visible alteration appearing, I considered them no batter than the ether medicines I had before taken, consevently persem .rance was not adopted, not being acquainted with their real vir toes ;• but in time I gained some knowledge of their intrinsic merits, and was resolved In gemevere. Ow began to glimmer, rigid was affnrciod,my statute Increased, and ming* a.gerfect cure was, obtained. •It Is no* two years sin I left of taking Ike Medieice and I have bad no retiniv of the can. Waint,-die m asks only remaining as.' groofersitymdfatinp. I the idedicinetsmathe late Mi J. Sayiby's oloop. , novr ttloy Mr. S..Trioa, Ying-stowt, Olessitol, bat cannot et atilt ascertain how many bottles irttiok to leett the cure. - ' 'I will readilt ansr:er inquiries 011 dtentbjett, either pr by lettet-posr paid, imitielleon tee, Bit, ; • Yaw gratsfernadvistdient arms. •. .. , • "JOON . EiLltooll4ol4. Attested .hy Wm. pniessi; Timer. Nibth3rsite. ' Sterhele 'Pram Bookseller, Dielmfollp o 4fr.joint tlehistn,Sefgeon,llanthestet. • • These geolnesersioni, .In alitiakkanuaillt I , olthf l / 2 . at as. 94. el and Sln. ffpatt .11 8 ; bottle's equal . 16 .**** % 64..rae4), rfs. Lir.% w* si, BridgeAstreets.Mansisester.; stud hi•J,. ant and - Sous, 41, Long.law, Wist'Snittlitettl ; .Sutton and bow'Chure*yatd; Dareky and 41aca‘ 49; Pletumnalßetg .Weider sod Sonoos, , Chespeishr • E. Rasyntrie, 145, :13t: Ash ifibarappwkilsenslle ; J•Ontri;es Pr AiorsiimoSs and. J. WA* .14seris,:t, .Thillazneet.street, Duhlin,; R. , . and J. Dastori 42biz i e b t r atiersh ; 'it. Nilson," . s and 3. nut** ,43kagew; • and-the Allleditine Yells , den is tipsy Atirktt Towne . - , r•gl,Ck EN -P&N. - - and !hewed the monstrosity of the penal laws or th• financial system. . • SITTING OP THE 16TH. ti • /The MINISTER of WAR, in his Exposition, a pieturoof the mel anc h o l y -situation. of the mrt7ry, and recommended the defenders of the nation to Ihe 'Cortes. He entered into a comparison of its former and present amount,-and chewed its insufficienct tor site Indispensable wants of the moment. In speak ing of the artillery, he said there was hardly amrnu- ninon for a single day of battle. In speaking of the troops beyond sea, he stated. at 42,167 men of all arms the number who had left the Peninsula since the year•lBl I. M. Canino proposed a general Amnesty for . all Crimes of Opinion, from 1814 to March 9, this year. - The- Committee of Finances Reported 00 the Loan of forty millions, and proposed the approbation of the Decree. • .• [-•; Therst : Lltraio jklibruiced, thit in the town of Fampelunarnotwitliseanding the patriotism of the in habitant', attempts were made to parent the orga nisation of the National Militia.—The demand of Pampeluna.was transmitted to the Government. The Deputy QtitatooA read his proposition rela tive to the assassination which took place in the Bar rack of thesLife Guards ; after a discussion,a was de termined thalthe Minister of ‘Var shoold himself come to the Assembly to render an account of this evlnt. The Deputy Bettina proposed the reduction of the interest for this Loan from 10 per cent. tet 5 or 6 per cent. this opinion was supported by other Depu ties; but a Member of the Committee nbserved, that the interest for a voluntaxy Loan could not be fixed. SOUTH AMERICA. M. ZAYAS proposed— ,. Ist. That as the Deputation of the Ultra-Nfatine Provinces was not complete, all those from America who were in the Cortes of 1814, and were now in the Peninsula, should be ad mitted, except those who signed the Ittpresentation to the King. 2d. That till the meeting of the two-thirtii of the likputa dun of America, nothing sjsbuld ranctiossed in as irrevocable manner. 4 3d. That a law should he passed to complete the Repre. sentation of America, if circumstances prevented the rules fixed by the Constitution from being followed," SITTING Or TM: 16TH. . The Sitting of this day was occupied in the second. reading of the propositions made iu the first Sitting. . • BRUSSELS PAPERS. PRANK.FORT, JULY 2s. The liberty of the navigation of the. Elbe having been again laid down on a principle at the Congress Of Vienna, means are now concerting to remove all the obstacles to carrying "this principle into execu- Ikon.' Hopes are entertained that the Court of Berlin, which at the Congress at Vienna again voted in fa nottr of the free navigation, will not fail to remove, ss soon as possible, the grounds of complaint which hive hitherto arisen from augmentation of the duties on the Elbe by the Prussian Governments and from itit subjecting the.goods conveyed along that river to ate consumption duty establiihed iu Prussia. • We hear that the Prussian Government has formally ten up the latter point ; and, with respect to the all difference maybe removed by adopting a ge system, and king a Tariff approved by all the Stiteecni the bunks of the River, and which cannot be changed without the consent of all the Govern ments interested. The. Countess Survelliers (ex-Queen of Spain), accotnpanfed by her daughters, has arrived at Bad-Ems, ,whence she will proceed to Spa. The House of Collard and - Co:in this city, is negotiating a loan of two millions of Iforir.s for the Government of Baden. SWITZERLAND. JULY iv. All the Deputies to the Swiss. Diet, as well as the Ministers of Spain and the Netherlands, and the Charges d'Affalrs of England, Prussia, and Baden, were present tin the 10th at the solemnity i Which took place upon the field of battle at Sernpacb, to celebrate the anniversary of the ♦ictory gained by the Swiss at that place on the 9th-of July, 1386, and in which the Archduke of Austria was killed, • • VIENNA, JULY 17. Orders are already given to form the camp at Perth. All the troops which are to compose• it must be assembled there by the Ist of September. next. The Generals who will command are already named. It is currently reported at Vienna, that the Emperor Alexander will be present at these grand reviews. BRUSSELS, JULY rr. The bad weather has been adverse to se v eral of oar fetes, and has not a little contrihuted to diminisb considerably the pleasures which strangers expected from them. The first procession of the which WAS fixed for the 19th, was obliged off till the next day. On Use day before y._ (Tuesday) a heavy rain deranged the preparations . the second, which, on account of the proximity of the third, was not put off. The third and last ' - - ittnrrow, the 28th ; and, ja Pee of rain, on "649 -`:=-Natoesiistilic itstamr.:. - . )dent .__,, riff. vesk•n, of the bUtiOnal jest set out for Germiurf. It is said that he willreik with full powers to negotiate and agree to . ; 'Slow the beginning of the summer many articles of daily consumption, especially rain, have expe rienced a reduction in price which is almost unparal leled : many of the first necessaries of fife have fallen to one-half their former prices. Stockholm is, per haps, at this moment, the cheapest city in Europe. A new Journal has just appeared under th e tid e o f Grans Karren.• The Editor declares in his first num ber that they shall abstain from all foreign news c he asserts that Sweden enjoys the liberty of the Press in• 'a greater degree than any other country, and that, of .ill the capital cities of Europe, Stockholm is the one 1 wherelthe greatest number of Journals appear, in propdrtion to the population. Per set- Guard is obliged to occupy almost all the posts. 4 is for the purpose of mildly recalling die army to its duty that the Prince Vicar-General has published 4 Proclamation, in which, in -the shape of eulogy,, he . gives judicious 'advice to the troops, which, it is toped, will have salutary effect. Thi s P roc i ain* tion is as followsr:. . ' TO THZ CONSTITUTIOVAL •RYT UNTIZZ THE cosnusa at ottan t at rest..' The condatt, order; and, discipline maint a in e d by th 4 army durin its march, and o n i ts so l emn entry into-this fait , * ful City , u er the order s o f t h e wort h y Chief who commands it, have so well merited my sat i sfact i on , that I cannot delary she eol testifying it publicly. SoldiO, when an enterprise-ig l o o .. mended, trot by interest but. glory—and when that lanry dis plays itssif surrounded by dilcipline'and moderation—how ski, rsous are the results which are obta'aed ! Honour to the wart* 09ts k ig_wlso has known how to attato so noble an obj , ct!'H War brave an ,fined :truly which has-known so weR Om 62 PbeY ! ~ lSidutd) ' ritANCIS. 4 Napl e s, July'lo.' • 01 '...• The 'King's Guards took no p a ' t in 'the more, *wan of the other troops. .They continue td protect the approaches to the Palace ,against every- kind of seditious assemblage. - - ' "r •4 , A part of the people bal .- manifested alloch.alis sathfiction 21 seeing the three-cOlOured flag :(red, black, and blue) of the Revolution of 1796 mounted on the ships and the forts. . . g! .. The Committee,of Public Safety i s constantly employed in adopting measures to prevent the dbl, order which might result from the absenci of m an y of.the public . finctionaries, and the destruction of Several others, The following is the Decree by which this Committee was. instituted, and by Which the sphere of its powers is markelj out : , . . ' FERDINAND, •hc. ni,..i.• • . 0404 4 In virtue 4 the authority transferred to us 11 , lbw august- father-and Sovereign, considering that the of order is the uniform wish of our people, sod the paincipsl„ . basis of that union ; without which there can exist nefthetpistsge opinion nor public force ; wishing'. to take the m o st n il' measures for-executing the new Constitution proclaimed by *- King, our aagust'fstber , and by ourselves; • . $We have re so lved t o d ecree , an d do dense r; at Minna : ! ' Article 1.. There shall be appointed f or the faililid 4 .. "-•• ref Naples, and ft.! its province lately, a temporary R.M'alitlL:e of Public Safety. This Cepunittee shall be composed dill& %Me& named persons,: g The Inspector-General and Comma n d ant of 'the 4 3itard of _Safety, the Counsellprs.of tbe,Supreyne Ceram cd'insttesu-Nicts. hs Lebetta, Joseph I,lighezza, Paschal Borrelli, Gregotio kift. cavil, Daeu Colleta,"and Peter Antonio Reiggieto. . • '2. The powers of this Committee are: ' (a) To detz:rmine. according to circumstances, the-service of the Guard of Internal Safety : ' (b) Tu direct ;be employment of the exiatiilg mesh Of I. lite kor the maintenance of public tranquillity, until .a,deftaiti l e regulation for the prevention and repression of crimes be formed. ' In all proceedings relative to the powers thus-given, di e ' Committee shall be seconded by she 9uar4 of litternal.Safee i , the Gend'arrnerie, end the Royal Fusileers. None of these corps lial he'Pegn.itted to refuse obedience to the requisitions of M e C0Wn14 1 44% . • ! asqlkitioarlswhlsters sc , :rttirt.zrof State, each in what con- Wl** i i kpereneent, are charged with the es elution ofsli ere . sr7t .t4 l)e n.kc cree. thir 4 .. 1 - 4 fs eset ss PA ..i l etsee, immediately on being inttilletio .., JO AwklinCe• NiPlar;o4.ner, through t h e me . ' tI4I of .111 P: sister of4r4ce .and .Itisf,i sf , i h ich a. male oflts Phoround resicct. Ti l e committee at t o e rahtt'time communicated the assurance that the Na. axle triVeriefteed the- ctiOtt• urgent) want of a Ctinsti. cavalcade, NE4POLITAN REIOLUZION. !d to be put re yesterday (Fran the Preach Papers received last nigliy larations for PRIVATE LA; PIER. - I imity of the µ NAnits, JULY H. is to be to- if Our situation is still that w hi c h b e l ongs to no spbo2,ll. • 44 - tiktictp. by Oimustwic--, tosolitgei . 6tit tbagi a 8 1 4 , 1 ' sista hinraslakfteloilen their arms; tact deriVidett eis c h arged their discharge. The last conscripts have, for this a new loan most part, set off for their homes. The Nation 4 . . SPANISFI CORTES. SITTiFO OF 17TH JULY. In the Sitting of this day, the Decree, establishing the infant. Don Francisco, and the former Queen of Etruria, now Prince s s of Lucca, in the right of sin- Cession to the Crown, was unanimously adopted. ja this Decree - there was no question as to the exclusion of-the Archduchess Maria Louisa. I.IFFAORpINARY /OTTO,. Of Tin 12fis. The Cortes assembled to name Members of th Tri bunal of the Cortes destined to judge the Depwies. Some discussion arnse as to . the persons to be named for the Tribunal. They proceeded to scrutiny, and ten Members of the Tribunal of Cortes were named.' • SITTIN. OF VII ISTA4 The hfortstaa of the FINANCES exposed the situa tion of hit department. In speaking of the expenses of the Royal Family, be recommended particularly• to the Cortes certain points, among .which .Was one—whether the sums promised in the Marriage Contracts to the queen oral the Infants Donna Mana Francisca and Donnal.ouisa; Carlotta, et!gbt to continue to. be paid? Ba ir The Minister at length . •spoke.to the Loan of fo - millions of sealioponed4sy the GoveraMent,- thou it was uneof Ibt uttxibutes of the Legislative y, And announced-that this measure hadprodnced only five milliOni.—ltiferred to the con; mittee of Finances. 14rgonnirtimi SITTING OF THE 'STU. 1 'The.centinuitionof the oonilatipn of the Mem bers of ibeTribortal; • • : Wise° of rate 14vi. • The Alluserga.of Fispicgs continuedhis.s.zposi don: He:pointed out the causes which had prevented the estahrithhient of a direct eantributiO, and reck oned among the principal, personvin public empluy neerits,,the Clergy, and .theigobaity. • • A ii4presentation :from 4rtiots Alf Augsburg, de zuanding permission to establish panufAptures of printed' Cottons in Spain, was transmitted to the Go-' •vernment with 2 recommendation. The Iffswirrsta of WAttreed the Report relative to • the easeasiinationAn the taighthetuseets the Bth entlittli, in canseqnence of,-which t iegPs .80 Pitrck been tbrperre . into soiree confuleatent. J eON of that the - lang had otdered the inquisition to be fol. `lowed with activity. • - Mac gittoOpitivV.PetbitttLAtitintmlAillittporti4 , . _.~ h; .i • ' ~4/