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OFFit;LRS of HIS MA STr, ORDIVA i7B de Arrab,, give Noi r e, oeopeo's vir4B be received at (Ince in Nxtl-Malt, or or - IAV, the SA day of May next, from such Fere:ries!, . • • • dug to undertake The Supply of . for Servict of this Department, 6 , 1 r a period done "s, 'l, terminable after the • I;.tration of Olt first year, wince of three Kiwis. at the option of tither party. ?vents of the Articles may be viewed upon application to the Ti e, -rile Officers of the Ordnai ce in the Royal Arsenal, Wool • 1,1 farfs.er particulars, tozelt..r with the Ttrms an I Con• of the t...taract, may I - se known at the iecretary's Office, p a ::.Nial. aforesaid, any day between the hours at Ten and for o'click, where the Proposals must he delivtre.l, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for Leather Pantaloons," but au Pro• vot•1 cr.', he admitted afttr the said 42d May, at Twelve o'clock ct not n of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed ▪ arty making It, or an Agent In his heli3ll, Eteud. By Order of the Loa: tl, R. H. GREW, Secretary. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1817. Parer "4 SALES BY AUCTION. SALES BY AUCTION . GREAT CE - ?ROE STK Fit 1 4 , WESTMINSTER. CAPITAL MANS4ON, with OFIICES, COACH HOUSE, • SfABLES,P:.c. • By Mr. ROIIiNS, At flarrtway'e, on Faro.t t Tu-eive Av qtY i OLD - LSTATE. C sin 7, a .-•racioni, IIEqIIEXCE, I:!ary , ed fur toe se c.,mn,al of a NODLEMAN's or rt.F.ikt tlsrs !AUX, si!uate tin. 2:f,on the North side oi GILEA 1 (GEORGE-, tilitEET, WES r:.IINS sr The ResA , ...::cc and Property or a NOBLEMAN. Conta;nlng, on the Upper Floor. a Nur•ery a:1.1 School-roost, a large Dor:tint-Iy, iced-room, and I iotht:ritald's Clo.rt ; Second Floor, tour Airy Bed-chambers, and two Cloiet ; first noon, a capital lofty D-awleg-roont, elegantly fin:Qed, a hack Draw ing -route and Boudoir, corm/pot:ln g and coma - limit:4ring, a roomy lied el amber and a Water•cireo.t ; rl:ound Floor, an En trance Hall, Vestibule, principal at:4:,l SI?.'TCPIC, and two oth a r Staircases and a Water-closet, an excellent Uming parlour, a Gentleman's Ado, sting min, a Dres.ing-roost, and a roluno• dious Llitrary ; llasent-nt, Butler's Pantry, liou , :ekeeper's Itoom, Semi - della% Sze. detached ',Aces open Area, cool Lard. r, Wash-hotts,.., an eacedzitt Kitchen, Scullery, Wine-cellars, Law.- dry, Mangle room, 012:h-house, and 111.• , !..ratl S:aWe ; front Area, with Vaults for Beer and Coals. 'the whole nt the Pre. !nowt are in the mast complete order, and iunneskiate possession may be hail. I.ITERAItY THE ANNIVERSARY ?hr S. the ESTABIASHVIENI' of a FU N D SE AVING AU ci nr their Mines Iva! Pint trees. will be held at the frreetftaatme avorn n., EqsEx. CAPITAL ERP.TIHOLD EiTATE, TIM!? HUNDRED AND POUR ACRES, betsveco AVF:LEV, STIFFURD, nal GRAYS, cm the Road to SOU MEND. — By Mr. ROPINS. At Carrawxy's Coffee-h9use, iu Exehaloge.Aller, Cornhill, on FRIDAY, the 1691 a M 37, 1817, at 'l'welve o' lock, I.t of Map Fin Kept /11 4 1torie the Molitor Li 4. Cha?r. I s„ letat, Vice .P, .I.lent.i j the Council, the and chat for Friends the. h.. DINE h the tittb.ersb-rs. AVERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ES PATE, OltFit r MOLANI) Situ to In the Pariah of SOU l'li-OCKENDON, near STIF- Patron. Ids Royal Highness the PP litlelt REG Pretidetit, his Orase the lA/ K R 0 SOMlill.o VICf.PRILIIDZNITS Matt Noble Marq. of HitAngs itt.. J be Hon. Lela Right Hon. Earl o: Radnor Sr . Right Hou. Earl Spincer, K.O. Air J 0. Hippisleg, Rt. lion. Ea7l of lviountuorrie Sir Robert Nee'., B. Kid lt Hon. f.orl ..t Ctie'lettar Sir W. W. P.opyi, Right Hon. Eat! at sir uenj. Hobioott4 Sinn. Lord Vi.c. Dulley Owen Wdlluns, IL: and Watd John Symmens, Ef Rt. I fon. and Elev. Lord Bran• Mr. Alderman At don 'Thomas Remotion, 9 Tit , Hon. 1.i , r,1 Dundas eha• les Moons% Es% at. Hon. Lo id Lc Dunatanellie FORD, in tie County of ESSEX. Comprising a good V.lmm ith Oakes, Garden, Orchard, spacious Earm•yard, with es.:citent Earns, Stable+, Granary. Waggon and Cart-lodges, attd V t. iota Out bit:Wogs; and sundry En , :o*ures of Meadow, eas ure, Arable, and Wood Laud, the whole upwards of 'THREE HUNDRED AND FOUR ACRE, In a high rate of cultivation, and 13 the occupation of the Pro prietnr, who has spared no ittpr , Me in the fuming of the Land ; the I3uildSng. are in good tep-I:•; the li,tate lies compact, and is most desirah e for invermea, or for occupation. About ten in;les trona Rumford, and twenty from London. May be viewed by applicat!on to Mr. Part, the Baliff on ihe Farm, where Particulars may be had; and at the Doe, and PartrAge, Stigord; AO, Grays! Viti'te Hart, Bronalcy; lintel, ; Black Loy. Chelmsford; Whl , e Hart. lirenrwaual and ktomford; of Mr. Jack ion, firay . S.lllll ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwkk-wrest, Golden-square, ; where a L'lan of the Estate may be sten. Charles Synimang, D D. James Anderson, J.L.U. IiCOISTIII AP S. I Joao Nichols, LS.A. TAXA WWI.. liar. Richard Tat OFFICE OF ORDNAATA, Apg2l, 1817. TILE PRINCIPALOFFICERS of lei, M 4 jr.FTri II Nil NC S, du hereby five make, 7'° be y'ro'ed orifh t 4. Particulars on the Premises; of Me4q46 Still, Strung, and .4 arkham, lanrol&a . lon New Square; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwark-street s Gottlei squarr ; wt ere Tirketo fdr viewing may Int hal John Rervei, Gccrz.: it:o:ir.ing, Esq. That Poonsab wit h.- received at th2ir (rice in IPall. Mallon cr ',croft. FRIDAY, the 2d of i‘lr.y next, from Buell Persons as ...riOing to updertakr the Supply of BiscutT for Service t :111;s Deparitnent, at Woolwich, for a Period of Six STIWANTIS. H R. H. the nuke of 6usses Nitia.dal kight Hon. Earl of Ea-ea ()Nen Rem, It% Rt. Wry. Ld 11.51topot S.A.bary Josiah Taytor i F. 1.. ebau•re);.F.aq. • . Kef. Mr. M'atl•or r;rorge 1 tick', E• (4. F.nrietlek W‘L:4, Chatoios Henry Not tl.n aV, Diana on ta'ala at viz. No collection. Tteltote, had of e.e Stewards ind•Allirra at the iiou.e of 3R, Gerrard St'flet and'atthe far ist Vavern. SUNIJURY-PLACE, NEAR HAMPTON, On the !Janke of the Thames. I.I:WOLN'S INN NEVI-SQOARE. TWO SETS of FREEHOLD Cll.lll/11.:Elts, EX I RA PAROCHIAL. lly Mr. 110140.15, . • At OalTawaY'e Coffee•house, Eschange-alley, Corishill, on Tuna WAY, the May 22, i 317,m 12 n'Clock, in Two Ikts FREHOLD And EX rRA PAROCHIALL E,TA:I - 17.. comprising, Lot. 1. A SET OF CHAMlsEtti, on the principal Floor; No. 3, on the East.side of Lincoln's Inn Net...it- A ware, cate.iring of a lofty Entrance Hall, thr...• Sitting rows, a lied Chamher communicating with the other apartene.:ts, large Closet.: In the area, a Coal Vault; law 1.1 Pie occupa:ten OCW/thank &lawn, E.g. whose !ea. - 4 is expired. Lot 2. A SET of CHAMBERS, on the Basement Floor, un der the foregoing Lot, consivticg of an Entrance flail, three Sit ting Rooms, nearly of the same dimensions as the forego nc, and a Gallery or Paaage, In the ocoupatiln .1-- Egerton, El. as Under fertant to George Spence, Fa . 80 1H SE I'S of CHAMMERS are FREEHOLD and :amides of toe Biscuit to be supplied may be viewed upon ',- F law, to the respective Officers of the (Maumee a: the Royal nrnal at•Woulwlch ; and farther Partictears, together with the Trait and cow,htlons of the-Contrac., may he known at ,the s etTr tarfil Office in Pall.lk la:I a,!oresahl, any Day between the I;.ars .t 'Fen and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be &livered sealed up aod endorsed" Provenls for Bi,ccit ;" but p rro,.csal can be 4. 1 ,litteil:ther the said 21 t.f May, at twelve ed.:ea a: Icon of the same day; miller will any -Tender be noticed cnless the Pany maititta it, or an Ave: in his behalf, than By Order of d:lt Nest week will be published, in One Lyze E •HISI'ORY of ts,e R TION of 1688.9, reenring a!! tf!e Evelif wt that transaction iu E.tighnnf, uciol.tthl, and ' Pa :be Capttulatiou of Linterielkin 149 i, is the Kingdoms, inclUsivee By GEORGE wloor E. Published for I.ournan, HilfSr; Rev +, Oro*, Prertulteretwer. R. H. CREW, Swoon!. P.IALI IMLA [Mir PRt)CEED A NIA/ PERIODICAL 'WORK. £ COMPLE E COUR 4E of COLLECT.% rE rDUCATION. (rift THE rUItPASE nr f;::1 INSTRUCTION.) ' Thi s d a y wa. pwhlishe I, ltsaitoyal Ovti: Price se. 6d. THE FIRST NLIN4III7.It of a Complete Course' d Colietiate Education 11611 the Coots., and the Booki, Inane(' in the Uuirer.ltit . ct Catnbridye and Oxford; and now pahlc=hed for the purpose of self-instruction of Gentlrmen, who, from kaoini eirmed ratty upon their profe,don, have not bad the bittern of throe trion.. To be completed In 16 Monthly :Umber. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and toner, Pt.teranyer•row. The First Nuinhei will contain the Oxford Elements and Com pendium of Logic, new first trahslred into Eisglish ; a system, which by retaining so much of the tornu and definitions of Arts teak a. are withal for a close and methodical reasoning, and re lee :it: so mach as is merely formal, at once keeps pace with the roves, of the ag- ; and still avails itself of the auto& ' exact, and profound mind of the phtkoopber, who first analysed and dicta biota 'b. faculties of the trierstandhig. fa this profonr4 Work on the Iliinran traderstaiding, Mr. l.ecke has frequently expressed a wish that the Universities Would form tee* moral philossq by and logic upon this plan ; would re tain terms, the divisions, lad the method ut the old school, but wouldseccmnmts:ate them to ti.e use of business celiac. Arch &acne Paley Coedited this pant/se as far as respected Moral Phi losophy; and the editors of the Oxford Logic have supplied It as toyeeted logics SALES BY AUCTION. MARGATE BARRACKS, 'awl . . , TO BE SOLI) BY AUC PION, On the Prentiars By Mr. COLLARD. be the 19th dry of May next, by order of the Comptroller of the Barrack Department ' in one or more Lots, unless an *dean wood: offer etould be made for the whole on or before the of May, T"Wbole of those substanti4 BRICK BUILD -14C4, consisting of a Range of Officer" and Soldiers' Bartsch., with Hos/ilia', Canteen, Mess-house, Kitchen, Barrack Maiter's Store, Guard House, and other Oet-buildings---the whole In excellent repair, and situate at tl•e West End of the Ilgh.straet. Ike principal Building was orizinally.interided te be divided into three Dwrsiling-houses, One of which has recently lista btted up, and is ready fer the occupation of a genteel Fa mily, and the other two may at a small expense be cpoverted to the same puipose. The Premises, from their contiguity to the Pier; are most ad. 'sizably caleulated fpr Stotehouses, Granaries, or any other pur lases wheel space I• required. They are also, from their shoa l*, well adapted for an Academy, the man commandb•g a mast delightful view of the Sea, and of the surrounding Country; lad as the road from London Into Margate has been altered from the side of the Premises to enter bite another part of Than, I t it conodeied that for an Academy Oesimation is equal, If nut superior., any part o; the Lie of Therm. The Front is at pre,ent enclosed with a Brick Wall. The Land, a:Lich is Freehold, con:ains about one Aire, and is well drained, led has a /now eiCeliellt supply of good Water. Caislneues and Conditions of sale may be seen at the Access.. awes, at the l'arrack Ma ter 's—at Margate, Canterbury, Deal. Dover;and at the Barrack Office, New-greets Spring Gar' "ruse London; where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. WILTS, 1817. CAlorlelerAmtLy R OfiNC E, 3114 a Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, at sfRA I 'TO N S R (;ARETTI,. TO BE SOLI) BY ACC fION, ' Ity IACOII ARCHER, Aide Goidard Alms inn, s.. iltion, Tuesonr, May SO, at Tonto ( lock in the Afternoon, suNiect to such Conditions as will he then and tiwre prceluced, (unless proriously disposed of by Prtvate Conttact, of which due notice will be given,) in Ons Lot SPACI OUS, Substanti d, Modern, Stone - bulit t and Slated b LUNG HOUSE, and other convenient Braces and st.thling ; 'ago waited Garden and Orchard, well tecketi W . 1411 CI nice bruit 'Frees. very eligibly situated in that' truly rmee7.t.hle pleasant •IttaBe ut Stratton St. Margarett's, /manta, th e itirtionte road 'wading hunt Oxford to Marlborough, i:totigh F.trringilutt, liie.wortit,Shrivtuham, and Swine eon, two rwles hots the Liter; a'ou shunt 31 Acres (more ur lro)cf er,ete4le g -teb, Meadow and Pasture I.and, in a Ring ffence c.t,‘ouni. to • Howe, 'little tree anti Poor Rates low, .411.1 in aultable ktcloiures. Part of the sstc e it - II LAW, .11.1 the reit:a:oder 113 the occupation of Mr' ' . :.nz, • Usti:int at Will. 4:s tit.y b: blown by applying personally (or : 4 1e pow 'alai) to Sir. 'I hoinas . ! of Stratton, or ja Y ! ; v.okof the f.statc, and to treat '9 -meat.. 1.... • .•.••7v !.* a:oresaid Mr. l Lomas Day. r.. !+ • :f - at ,• • • 1.;6 Acres of Pasture Land adjoin .. o. ism erne . I with Barr, Yard. . 0 hitt 6 " 6 1 AO , / cII.;CCIIICIICCJ fur C. 00.1%!; or If &Weil, will be gold at tkl mms urai uae j.oc or ai at alp - Capital Elegant MAN iION, rAtIK, and LANDS, Copyhold of Inheritance, Tythe•bee, and Land 'fat Redeemed. • By Mr, ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change. alley, Cornhill, on Turas- DAT, May 22, at Twelve, in One Lot, SUNBURY-PLACE a very desirable and truly eligible ESTATE, Copyhold at liiherbance, equal to Free hold, trifling qiiit rent and small fine certain, comprising a aim gularly elegant Mansimi,plainiel fur the acconotaiodation of a per son of the first distinction, erected at a great expense, seated on a lawn, a commanding Gran:4ul rat, on an elevated batik of the River *1 halms, near the village of milibitry, with attached and detached suitabie Difices, and S:abling for twelve horses, Coach houses 'fur .even carnage', excellen; Kitchen Garden, nearly Four Acres, surrounded by lofty walls, and planted with choice Fruit Trees, Wren House, Hot Houses, Vineries, Gardener's House, Ice Hou,e, Farm Yard, `sable, Cart Houses, Sheds, and Out buildings ; productive Orch ard, Lawns, beautiful Pleasure grounds, Pasture and Acalile Land, containing about nEVENTY sl:4 ACRES, - . Partly enclosed by Park Paling, Ty the-fi ev, and exonerated from Land Tax.; a most pleasant and charming Property. The noble Mansion, at a small expeilse, only be improved, so as to form out ut the first Residences in the King,lons. May Ge viewed by Tickers. Particulars may be had on the Premises; at ibe Toy, Hamron Ciairr; the Bell, Hampton; the Inns, at Sunbury; Ship, Weybridge; Swan, Chertsey ; the George, ‘ vitckenhain; of lvtessrs, Knight aril bbrubsoie, King stout at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square; where Tickets for viewing may bar had. RICHMOND, SURREY. CHOLMONDELRY-TERRACE. Ek pant ITALIAN VILLA, PLEACURE.OROUNDS, OAR -I).BNS, Ste. an excellent FAMILY co c I'AUF, 0 FFiCE GARDEN,&c. range of COACH•HOUSESOSrABLES,Bte. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee.howie,'Cbange-Ali”y, Corralll, en Tim. 4 1 DAT* the 2 2 41 May, 13171 at Twelve o'Clock, in Five Lots, Lot I. 4 N UNIQUE ITALIAN VILLA, built CIL of free.stone, by the late Sir*Cuas. Ascutt, Bart. now the Residence and Property of Wetting° KeeN!, Eeq. held under the Crown for a long term. A most singularly beau. tiftil situation, CEIOLMONDEL.EY - TERRACE, RICH MOND, SURREY, on the Banks of the Thames • comprising an sisceltent Family House, with °likes of all ' de.criolons, Lawns, Pleasure - grounds , productive Kitchen Garden, walled and planted with choice Frult•tress; handwrite ornamental Green house, Hut house, Vineriesacc. treble Coach-how., and Stables for ten horses, with Roomrand Loft over. Lot a, consists of a desirable Family Cottage Residence, lately altered and improved at a considerable earns., with excellent 011ices,Ceadrbogie,and Stables; good Garden walled round, ate. Lot S. An excellent Garden, walled ruuud and planted • with choice Fruit -trees, situated adjoining the Cotiage and Garden. Lot 1. A capital Piece of Garden-ground, surrounded by lofty walls, with a productive Peach-house and Vinery, planted with the choicest Fruit-trees, Re. and adjoining Lot t. Lot 5. A Valuable Property, situate in the Old Palace Court, and adjoining Let 4 ; consisting of a range of 7 Coach-houses, and *Stables for i 3 Horses, with Lofts over, let to respechibie Tenants. The whole forms ONE COMPAC I' ES l'E, and may be viewed by applying at the Mansion, (Lot i). where Pateiculars may be had. and at the Castle and the Talbot Inns, Richmond; Red Lion, Hounslow ; Castle, Sale Intl; White Hart,•Windsor ; Pigeons, We:loord ; of Messrs. Williams, Whitntore, mai Co. No 9, I.lncolds Inn New Fquare; at Garraway's; anti n 1 Mr. Robins,Warwick-street,Goldenssquare,where a Plan maybe teen. IRELAND.—:IN THE COON IY OF MEATH. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTA !'Es, situate in the County of MEATH, the most fertile and truly desirable part of the Kingdom of Ireland, near BIGH I' THOUSAND IRISH ACRES." By Mr. ROBINS, At the Royal Exchange Coifee.koom, lu the City of Dublin, on Tummy the 10th, and W MIIIIISDAT the I 'that JUN a, 1617, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lou, very Valuable and highly. Improveable FREEHOLD FS FATES, situate in the County of Meath, part within Ten Miles of Dublin t —comprising the extensive MANORS of DENGHAN, BALLY MAGOS ~ A N, MORN INGTON, the MANOR of TRIM, with the Amin t GAVLE and Buildings ' and Houses in the Town of TRIM; the LORD SHIP of MOYARE, bounded by the River Boyne, Ste. • THE PROPERTY OF A bTOBLEMAN. These Estates contain nearly Eight Thousand Irish Aires, or Tweas Thousand English Acres of fine Meadow and Feeding Ground, Pastures, and Arable Lands, ex elusive of Bog Land- which are allotted to the different fatauts for Fuel. The Lands are in an excellent state of Cultivation, divided In compact Farms and Lands foe accommodation, part wit:) eligible Residences, k:easure Grounds and Gardens, Farm Houses, and all neces-ary Outbuild ings; a Water Corn Mill, sundry Cottages, &c. let to 1110 ft respec table Tenants, on Losses for Lives ' part of which are renewable, and the remainder to Tenants at Will; the present low Rental : nearly Seven Thousand Pounds per Annum, but worth upwards' of Eleven Thousand Pocdtis per Annum. The whole of these Estates are In a fine rich c rtrutry, and well s:tuate for good Mar kets, neaten': Roads, Sec. The Morn-in-s b um Estate adjoins the sea near Drogheda. Ibe whale a most d esirable Property for Investing Money May be viewed by applying to E. Chambers, Esq. Trim; Mr. John Allen, Biayittoont, war whete Partkulan may be bad and every information given. Particulus likewise may be bad at the Wheal) , Arm* and Post Office, ; the to at Drogheda, Cork, .iu,d Waterford; of James Johnstone, Bsq. Do-1 minick-street ; ut Reeves, Ormsby, and Reeves, tier nut-square; and George Hutchinson, Ei bOi chow No 19, U p per Gartiner.nreet, Dublin ; and at the tint of Sale, where Plans of the Estate are left; the Inas it Holyhead; the Hotel, Liv e rpool; Gorden ion, Chester p albo-, Shrewiliiirs• ; tiro and Chickens, Birmitighsin; T. O. Parr, Lic.ffeld ; ui ! . ..44. Ugly k.sq. Untie-street, L icever squats; at Gal ra w:ll-'5 Coffee lioitse, 'Change Alley, Cornhill aid of !sir R Warwick street, Gultice-square, Loudon, a here Vans at tt.e Lsrate may be scab • 1X I'RA.PAROCHI.II. The Proprietor need not be a Member 01 the Society of Lin coin's lon s the Chambers rending on the boob of Lincoln's inn iu the.nante oft Naminee. _ _ To be viewed by pet mission of the Tenants, by Tickets wily- PanictsLars may be bad on the Prratis.a ; at S-rte'4 Coffeehouse ; Carraway's ; and of Mr. &tubing, Warwick•street, Gelato square, of whom Tickets for viewing niay be hat4' _ _ NOR FUI.K ES FE. TO DE SOI I) RY PRIVATE CONTRACT,. AedvllACT ESTATE of TWO TI - lOU. SAND EIGH HUNDRED ACRES of LAND, belng nearly the pbole of the Parish of MIDDLE roN, on the high road trom Lynn to Norwich, and three miles from the former place, wh'c Is a market town and scapoct, lu a peculiarly f: ride part of the County, recently let to responsible Tenants, since the derresslon upon agricultut al produc:, for ,e 4400 per Anuum The several losrnt Building: are in excellent repair, and role of them iuficiently gored to form the eccas oust residence ut the 4/9:siiirra ! Void particular% applf to Mr. WaN-Iladd, Land Surveyor, 44, Pa I Mall: or Mara Viva/ and Ad, y, Suacicure, Stone NW- Lugs, Lincoln's Inn. N,)RIOLK I'ATE. • TO DE SOLD BY Fi4IVATE CONTRACT ALARGE PRO?ERTY in NORFOLK, con sisting of upwards of FOUR IIIOIBAN ACRES, divided into Faints, and let to rzsposisible elt3llts, '.art of Whiei is tythe.frve. There is a good Gentiumarea Re.idesice upon it, and it consists of two large Manors, perhaps noire abundantly supplied with Game than any other part of the kingdom, aad on the whisk forms a most desirable property fur the reiidenee of a familr of the first consequence. For particulars invire of Mr. Wakefield, Land Surveyor, 41, Pall Mail. - HAFOD. . TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON MAC r, THE celebrated PROPERTY in CA 'WIGAN SHIRE and MON EGOMERYSHIRE, called HAWOH the Residence of the late •Calonel louses, M.P. for the county. of Cardigan ; consisting of upwards of I'WELYE THOUSAND ACRES of LAND; with an unequalled MANSION, lately rebuilt at a very great .ta.2ense. The late owner expended an incalculable sum of money, and devoted nearly his whole lice in adorning, beautifying, and permanently improving this magnifi cent Essate. The house is placesi in a moat deiigluful spot, In the midst of Lawns and Pleasure grounds, and the scenery oldie Esiate, In picturesque and romantic beauty, is thought to excel the scenery of .Swi zerlaud. The River Yatwith runs through the Estate, udou which are the celebrated Devil*, Iltidge awl Inn, frequented by rours.s. • 1 he House Is filled with the brat nesdern Furviture, and there is a most valuable and select Libtaryeincluding :he famous Pesaro Collection, which is most rich in the Aldine Editions of the Clas sics; a good collection of Pic:ures, Ancient Statues, &c. / 1 / 4 c. formiag an esteusive and rare assemblage of %Perks in Art and Literature. Choice and old Wines, &c. ST.c. The whole of this unique Property will be seta together. he Estate is most extensive, act' capable of great improve went t the Farm Buildings upon it are adapted to the occupations of the several Tenants. The • Market i own is the Watering Ptace and Sea port of Aherystwith. whence vessels are Lonstantly going to Liverpool. Eight Hundred Acres are covered with young and'ilirivirg Plantations. The Poor-Rates are extremely tow s and the price of labour cheap, which is an induceineet to a Proprietor to make further improvements. To treat for this Estate, or to see the map,apply to Mr. Wake field, Land surveyor. No. 12, Fail Mall; and for further rarti eulare, to bins, or to Mr. Farel , rother, ..liesufint builAings..-trord. SHEFFIELD PARK: AND YAKIVIN, TO BE LEI', and Entered on at hlicbaeltnas nix - , (or suoncr, if desired.) SHEFFIELD PARK and FA R MS (the Ntinsion House, Pleasure Grounds, &c. being excepted) containing within the Park Ssli Acres Pasturage, 89 Acres of Brook Mea dow.adjalning, and $5 Acres of Arable, together with the Pound Farm, on wlEcit fs a good Farm House, 120 Acres adjoining the said Park (80 Arab e and SO Meadow) coutaming shoother 654 Acres. There it no kind of building or convenience which is not in be found on thil Farm. It bas beta upwr der of 40 years in Lord Sballeld a occupation, and has been principally considered as a :sheep Farm. 1 here is a new built large barn, than:ales, with lhreshiag axd otter Machinery oldie best construction, Working Straw Cutters, &c situated is a complete well con strue. d Farm Yard, with every convenience and accommodation fur Cattle of all kinds, Sheep Yard sliedded all round, and welt suited to the Ewe Flock. Ihe whole of this Farm, 653 Acres, was supposed too large together, therefore 7t Acres of the Park, 311 Arable, and t , t. of Brook Meadow, hare been let for a short ti rose, windy, but are sow In l.ohi Sheffield*, occopseion, .and maybe trt septaresp again it it shouLl suit parties. Ihe greaser par of the Pasture Landor this Farm 1. very gg oi, and. also the Arable Land, eltept s imall pa I et , the Pound Farm . glee Meadow Leal is Moll goat, arid copal) cof g.ea. r"te• Meta. It 'signaed luailles 110111 f' • 17 from Brigh on, ai S 9 Irian . Wesintilielleßridge. Fur particul as apply to kir.l► ate Land Survcrer, 42, Poll Mall; or to as Steward at &Let isl4 haua - • HOUSE OF LORDS, APRII f 29. The Royal Assent was cliclarel, by dommis.4on, Arms Registry. the Iribh re.lC! Prewrration, :m4 it, ar,d to three others of a privateer . . Ise Loras Commissioners wyre, thr Lok D elLt Earl of Su At Tli2t; ar, and Earl 13471ft:1:sr. The on.sidetation of Bailey's Divorce Bill was tit: thi.; dJy . se'uni;ht 1 ha cats of the Baria-aell rravage was ortlattl into con4i-teration on this y fartnight. Atter di-posing of the private and routine business .House, their Lurd,hips Anurntd to to•morruw. HOUSE Od COMMONS. The SIMAKZR was swnitioned to the House of Pt return he informrd the H :ter, that the Hoyal given by Cottitioir to sevtral yuLl.c ai,4 }rival which tee the L °ids. Mr. Setjtaiit ON SLOW prevrt.d a Pelitiol hibabitaiits of the perish of Cht krzl.ut‘h, in t'a, s , itti, ir . 3" , •• a Bill i-m• tr. tilt Home?, Inv .silarejug vC. ut the said paiivh —Olderrd to lie oo the table reading of the Bill. General THOR NTON postponed the =vino had given nOtice, tor leave to being in a 1:ilt nil aboget mein of Whippinz, oil Female Ulf, riders, to tile 14th hlr. I-1. Ali11:4t; I ON presented , in armour of of Persons cotihora In the Psisons of Enzl.uhl au.l ' the Game Laws —firdtred to he on the table. .Mr. kr.EitcaoNtiiiE ponponed, till Monday, re.per:ing the CI donuts ot. L:httittpits t. h 4: . CALVIN.R r presented a Petition troin the P hallows the Great, itoln.t a MU now in the House I the tidies in the: City of Loinkn. He tkeerved doubled in 1804, and it wat rather too much that the interested iu the 801 l sLos) 1 coati too Parnell:rent so ear 1+417, to gct them doubled agalu.k—The ketiftra and ordered to he on the ta:iie. . . • • He also presented a Petition • (rem the United Pat Michael Pa:crooner Royal and nt. Martin Vine, t dr.-cf.—Ordered tote co the table, as were sever d tams from de rent Parishes in the Cry 01 Loudon: ME. GRA: l'lA 4 presented a Petition ficon . cite of bul,lin aga!ust the Lublin Gas Light litlh—Or on the tabl.. Oa the motion of Sir EDWARD KNATCHOUIA. the Game Preservation Bid was taken into guiltier e. and the 1.111 ordered to be read a third time on Moods;. SALT DUTIXS. On the (Mt rof the Day being read for the ' etond the Salt Dun , s Sir C. POI.F. (Tired the Bill, and coirendi d the would be to drive the fishermen out df the trade t h e y followed,. and force them to employ tlitZf tai ical against thu laws of their country ; as the eroh.ibil those who owe thus cunytiltd to abaudoo their p; would become smugglers. The peesma at preseut the fisheries amounted to 20,000. ill ui these migi to beggary by the 13x1 now before Or 11,11. e; at would ask, was the E4w4l to be &rived front Ute plait ward par/inlay, compar.d with the evil w!dch wit I;roitticed? At all events, the subject was ode which inquired into; and this inquiry could only be proper' by , a Lonnuittee up suits. He would not readiel of the DUI, if thosewhobrou,;%t it forward w tdsend it to a select COMMiree, instead of rethi ti: usual way, to a Committee of the whole HIJJ•e; bat not done, he should be disposed to ntbse, as an matt ass Billahuuld be read a second time on that day sL "!' , le SPEAKER inquired if the tit.uourable to m:ve such an atnerinitn! a..r C. POLE then mov:d that the Dili sliouhl be time that day six months. Sir W. LEMON seconded the amendment, and lie rill comained certain rcgu!atios.s which would m postible fur II.: trade now carried on to be cominaed, pass into a law. Mr. i...IIStiINGTCN said, the real obji•ct of the give the Plshermen, b, way of exphrinieut, au opportunit , using rock salt In tie curing of hilt. "this had been success in the Ile of Man, and it was thought desk: own Eshernien iticuld have an oppnttunisy of doing Lill the success of the experiment had been a•cer facility would be given to them ; and the measure to benefit those very persons against whose beat niter, supposed to be direved. A further des . took place, in which Mr. Ec TREIMIATNE, ..O. GUMMI, Mr. GRXNFELL, Sir Mr. FINLAY, Lord COCMItANL, and the CIIANO Excites/us:a, particiratett. bit' C. POLE, in the Ind, withdrew hi. Amend' suggestion of the Speaker, *hit, thati.ad of 11t. tit!i , ot• Conimutee no stair., the rt:nrc elrellt Cow wr ter it to a Spec,ai Cnraimitice Mr. CA L.CktiFl tea this nrca , inn at ex; eras by thrseveriug su histypositson to tne dal I ots •it ernt , n4 to vt. I.e. ' and Oust: %Ow ..c v..th .ventiod.y succeed, an d at a pitiod not in , :re sem twat Sawn* of Parliament, iu reiternug the Pul burden tit which they bad at prcit,ut L 4/ • • tr - 4" . 1 :Nor . 1 • • k . 41 111111 tr v ••••••• 4 1 • IN . 3 • ).:1E "Y for. 4EI 11..ir0. DEa; Futility in Di.. I Ituretey,thii - i'safiX In the he Committee' ' lastitution writ EGEIiI . . ELSE I'. J C.arriugtow o, Bar. ry, Bak BB 1 0 . r., ~r, Bart. Ittle• , Est. Angier • oit, Bub. ; • .S.A. B.Dt S• • • • tisq. ' • Wallis, Esti. neon. ISt. to bib • of the liedeir. • • 1. Vol. weo. - ft EVOLtt• rents Catilltctid Ireton.), &lola Le last of tlsces V, and Browns 9INGS. on, to file 1141 o , e Cuc:.in•al oNcett.oa, die is farther post- ▪ be t:.ico ness befote the • Pees. On Itls ig.,.nt 112,1 been rate I from eertalo ;011ty Surrey } t..e Weoral ' I of itsitich ,flea thr !tit of /41Ji. of the nanihei . 1 uudut ay, his motion Parish of AU. • e lot im.reating. they bko the Cele leaven tet SOWS of the tibon was read ' Parishes of St. to the- same ; • • he Cerre4l l 4 • Ordts..4 tolls • . 1 , . .the.P4Part r 4ontlat. :ond rebatit tY . , the effect of it. • they at pre.aot .• ▪ end rude-art bill y was: l lW • prol...nt out oeetipiel in fight be raved • and aat,, tett au brought for. • svJuld toes to ,ich ought to te Jfaly conducted O. the tete:: I I W. re .!i4i.g441 ing it, in tLe it dii. were 11•11...thsenr, :Lae. six teltP r ithli Iru3et intectitil - • le read and eontcrutat make Is red, if It shoal., he Bill was so oeportunity seen triad wi.a Arable that ists the same.— er ailiesi. .e uteri:btu it ECLItI'ON, I. Act. 1,1•• t s;cl.ltea ut . ate • tid•itteir e at the ,ke Via to 4 WOO,: bu tore. .s a hope, that,',. , is. teb he Vl 1311 We i.l CAIRO(' 'Jinn th.: elute Irons t'se au. :Is caul-