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E- 4 atifiVtit . the EAST-A DIES, tho'hetrgy gist .Se!iec, That at the GENERAL COURT of the said Company, ap luinted to be held at their house I j.eaClenhall-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 4th July next, at bFven o'Clock in the forenoon, a Motion will be made, ' 1 That Sir JAMLIL Boast, Bart. late of the Magras Civil Establishment, be permitted to return to the Service under the provisions of the Act of the 3'Nd Geo. ITT. Cap. 52. Sec. 70. with the Hank which he held when be quitted Madras, at,reeably to the Act of the Sad Geo. Cap. / 51. Sec. 85." JOSEPH DART, Secretary. PUTNEY HEATH. DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDKNCE, In excellent order; I &Melt-houses, Stabled, and Out-bulfdings; exceltent Garder. Mot and Green-houses. Peach and Graperieti, Paddock, and Its all about RIGHT ACRES, with Common Rights. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, . (Of Warivick-street, Golden-square), .. At Garraway's 'Coffee House, Exchaoge.alley, tornhill, on . 411ovnar, the 16th of July, 1821, at Twelve o'Cltick, ! , .A - VERY Desirable LEASEHOLD 'ESTATE, .L . A. comprising ar unique R.lnily Villa, recently altered and itiproved at a very considerable expense, add adapted for the accommodation, and fit for the immediate reception of a Family 'of distinction; delightfally situate on a beautiful Lawn, with Shrubberies, at PUTNEY HEATH. The entrance under a' Portico to an F.ntrance-ball, handsome Dining-parlour, Break fast-room, Boudoir, and. an elegant Dratring-room, fitted up ' in a fashionable style of elegance, French Windows and Vi randa.. On the First Floor a Lady's Morning-room, four prin cipal lled.chanbers, Dressing-m . lm, and two RoCuns fur Set vents and four Rooms over, Warer- closets, &c. Principal and Secetieary Staircase, Domestic Offices, Servants' Hall, Butler's Pantry, Kitchen, Scullery, I lousekeeprE'a Room, Larder, Dairy, &c. and excellent Cellars. The Premises are well supplied with fine water, detached Offices, Brewbouse, two four-stall Stables, harness-room, double Coach-house, large Stable-yard, capital Kitchen-garden, well stocked, cropped, and planted ; Ice-house, a small Faim-yard, Cow-house ' Piggery, Poultry.house, &c. Delightful Pleasure-gr o u n d, l a id out with exquisite taste, and planted with flowers, shrubs, &c. Bath-room, Peacbery, Green house, Grapery, and Forcing house ; Gardener's Tool-house, &c. and Meadow Laud, in all about . • Committee appointed to searth Records, and examines'? met iers touching the dignities of Peers of the Realm. The modue was agreed to. Mr. DENMAN preUnted a Petition from a isersethof the name of John Edwards, respecting the wreck of tile Royal George, praying that his case might be taken into coasideratiaii. Ordered to be printed. • The Metropolis Water Supply Bill was read a meet* . dap and ordered to he committed on Monday. Mr. R. MARTIN said, from the advanced period of the Session, and considering that the Bill which he had intrealseed in the early part of it had failed to nit with the apiireitatioss of the House, he would not now press a measure that was likely co caust considerable discession, and thei-fere withdrew the notice which he had given of a motion for leave to bring in a Bill relative to the punishment of forgery. Mr. WILBERFORCE moved an Address te.bis. bifirjestY. calling for information relative to the situation of .Slaves eased in vessels engaged In an illegal tiaffic, and aPprepticea lq dif ferent places, as it was exp edi ent t h at the names, Mather*. situations, and circumstances of such Slaves, should' be briatekt before Parliament. After a few words from ?dr. WAILItIi Ma. Bs urea., Sir R. Wirsort, and Mr. Gortantre, the motion wet agreed to. On the Order of the Day being moved for the third reading of the Agricultural Horse Tax Repeal B 11, Lord M I LTON said, be bad intended to move that a Clause should be introduced to guard against the occupier, of a small farm from bring exposed to a heavier duty (in certain cases), iu consequence of the repeal of this Tax. Afraid, however, that the introduction of such k cbuse might ilfterfere with other objects, he was induced to withdraw the notice be bad given. He hoped, bowever, that care would be taken to save the farmer from hardships like these which he had had irt his contemplation. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER was anxious .to give effect to the Bill with every possible candour and fair ness. Ile was glad the Noble I.ord had been induced to with draw the notice he had given. It was the object of Giyern ment to give effect to the wishes of the liouse, and they could tint but know that it was not the intention of Parliament, in re pealing the Agricultural Horse Duty, to subject the farmer to a mote severe impost. . .. • After a few words fruit Mr. 11. I3lti•lite; Mr. SLITTI4I Lord MILTON, and Dlri MiZIMAN, the Bill was re a d a t hi r d t i me and passed.' A Message from the Lords announced their Lordships' men: .to the Scotch Malt Duty Bill, and other Bill s , for which see the Lords. * 1 . • Mr. MAXIVEM pretrenteda Petition from•certain Brewers in the County of Renfrew, praying the repeal of' the clauie in the Act lst and 2d George IV. c. 22, requiring Accounts , and Certificates of the sale of Beer.—Ordered to be printed. . 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In support of the claim it 'vias alleged that : that Officer took upon himself to make good the engagements which the Commander of the French tidops .bad made to the owner of the hospital, stipulating to' pay him £20,000, or thereabouts, if the . hospital . shodld be destroyed by fire or inundation, or any other Means. —lt was strange enough, that though the alleged ground of claim originated in 1794., - no application was made concerning it till 1810, when the island again came into British possession. General Des fourneaux then applied to Sir Alexander Cochrane, and was referred to the British Government. No application was made to Government till the year 1818, and then the claim was referred to the Comp trollers of Army Accounts, from whose Report he would beg leave to read a few passages. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER sug geAed that it would be more regular to have the Resolution itself read. 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I'TE.II RECENTLY RECEIVED FROM YORK, York, 6th July, 1820. • SIR —As the publication of the following particu lars may have the effect of making your AN TISCORRU TIC DROPS more generally known, 1 thud: it my duty to state facts:—When one of my daughters was about ten itiooths old, she was attacked with a dry scaly eruption upon her head, which continued to increase until her bead teas neatly euv.tred, not withstanding the various remedies which were applied.. In this state she reluaind fur nearly ten years, when a friend of mine, who had frequently seen the good effects of your Antiscottlitic Drops, recommended a trial; in consequence of which I imme diately put her under a course, and I am now happy to say she Is completely cured, and has remained so for some time. I procured the Drops frpm your Agent here, Mr. Sotheran, Coney -street; to whom any references may be made, or to your obedient serrate, ROBERT SKEL TON, George Inn, Coney-street, York. 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Their Lordships, in a Committee of Privileges, heard Mr. Wrnmarr.t. in reply, on behalf of the Claim of the supposed soll . of the late Earl of Strathmore to his title. After the L ORD CHANCELLOR and Lord REDESDALE delivered their opinions, the Committee decided that the supposed son had not made good his claim to the Earldom of Strathmore, and that the Right Hon. Thomas Bowes, brother of the late Earl, had established his right to the same. The Greenwich Hospital Estate Bill, the Consolidated Fund Bill, and the Coasting Trade Bill, were brought up from the House of Commons by Mr. Ilttoontst and others. A Message was brought up from the Commons by Mr. Ser. jeant ONSLOW, requesting a Copy of the Reports of the Corn. mittecs appointed.by the Lords to search the Journals and Re cords of Parliament, respecting all matters relating to the dig nity of Peers of the Realm. The Scotch Distilleries Drawback Bill, the Scotch Malt Duty Bill, the Charitable Lands Exchange Bill, and the British Her rings Bounties Repeal Bill, were read a third time and passed. The Wool Importation Bill, the Land Tax Commissioners 1 1 Names Bill, the Irish Jail Fees Bill, the Ship-owners Protic tion Bill, the Cinque Frauds Prevention Bill, and the Wool Re gistry Bill, were committed, and reported.--Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. WIIITBRRAD gave notice, that on Tuesday next, he would call the attention of the House to an Association, styling itself the Constitutional Association--(Acne). The Silk Bounties Bill was committed, and ordered to be reported to-morrow. The Consolidated Fund Bill was read a third time, and passed. Mr. LINDSEY preiented a Petition front Certain Brewers of Dundee and its vicinity, praying the repeal of a clause in the Ist and Sd Geo. IV. c. 92, requiring Accounts and Certificates of the Sale of Beer.—Laid on the table. 'rite Warehousing Goods Bill was read a third time, and passed. ' The Report of the Collectors of Customs (Iris h) Bill was brought up and agreed to, and the BM ordered tube read a third time to-morrow. The Aeetutis Acid:and Draining Tiles Bills were reported, and . ordered to be read a third time on Saturday. Mr. COURTEN Air brought up certain Papers, pursuant to an crder of the House, relative to the Burning of Widdws in India, which were laid on the table, and ordered to be printed. The 'Mohair klobntiev Bill and the Lagan Spirits Duties Bill, ware read a third time, and paved. The Hops Exportation Drawback Bill was reported, and or dered to be read a third time te-morrow. The Greenwich Hospital 11111 was read a third time,.and passed. Mr. JOHNSON ' from the (Mee of the Chief Secretary for Ire land, fresenc'ect Accounts of &anis paid to the Editor of the Dublin Gazette, for publishing Proclamations.— Ordered to lie on the table. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved for leave to bring in a Bill to empower the Comniiisioners for is suing Exchequer Bills. to - extend, in particular cases, the period within which they were repaid.---Leave was giver, to bring in the Rill, which was brought int read a first, and ordered to be read a second time to-morrow. The l'atket Ships' License Bill went through a Committee, the Report of which was received, and ordered to be taken into further consideration on Monday. The Report of the Easf India Private Trade Bill was brought up, and the Bill ordered to be restd a third time to-morrow. The third reading of the Amused Taxes Composition Bill was postponed till Monday. Mr. BLAIR moved for Returns of the number of Gallons of Spirits distilled foe home consumption, from January, 1820, to 1821, and other Returns.—Agreed to. Lord MILTON presented a Petition from the Owners and Occupiers of Land in the town of Kingston-upon-Hull, core- Oakum of certain Rates imposed by the Corporation.—Ordered to lie on the table. Mr. Serksant ONSLOW moved that a Message should be sent to the Lords, to acquest a copy of the !Lima made by the -- - The Resolution for granting £20,000 to General Desfourneaux having been read, Mr. CALCR AFT proceeded. He read several extracts from the Report of the Comptrollers of Ai my Accounts, expressing the opinion of the Comptrollers that there was not the least ground for the claim of General Desfourneaux. In consequence of a letter from the Duke of Kent, the Comptrollers examined some fresh vouchers from the General,,and the result to which they came in the second inquiry was, that it confirmed - their opinion that the claim could • nct be supported. He said he had no objection to a grant of £1,400 or £1,500, which the Tteasury had ori. ginally determined ought to be given to the General as a compensation for the use of the hospital at Gua &loupe for our sick. He then alluded to the Report of the Committee of that House, and which was favourable to the claim ; but he said that, after an examination of the evidence, he could not concur with the Committee, and must, especially ate•time like the present, give-his decided vote against the claim Mr. T. WILSON conceived that the Comptrollers would have acted more property and consistently with their duty, had they confined themselves to the simple declaration of their opinion against the claim. --For his part, after examining with diligerite the grounds of this claim, he was deliberately•of opinion that it was supported in a manner that ought to carry conviction to the minds of all impartial men.- . • Mr. WA RRE said that the mole hecousidered this subject, the more he was convinced that it ought to be treated in the manner recommended by the lion. Member for Wareham. . _ _ Mr. GRF:NFELL moved, /Is an amendment to the Resolution, that the sum of 423,500 should be •sub. scanned for the_ original sum proposed, that being the claim allowed by the Treasury, .widr the interest upon it—(Hear). Mr. H..SUM . NER said that he did not agree with his, lion. Friend, the Member for London, that the honour of the nation was at stake upon the granting of this claim. On the contrary, he thought, they ought to relieve the country from that with which it had been frequently stigmatised, namely, A too large portion of gullibility! Mr. W. BLEL stated his intention of voting for the larger grant. Mr. H. GURNEY thought the matter ought to be referred to another Committee. Mr. It—DOUGLAS defended the conduct of the Committee appointed :c inquire into the merii. of This day was published, Pkgantly printed in quarto, illustrated with numerous En gravings, by Artists of the first eminence, d'art I. price JeS I:ss. Gl. in boards; a few Copies on'large piper, with Proof Impressions of the Plates tau India paper, price XT Is. in boards, THE HISTORY and ANTIQUITIES of the TOWER of LONDON, with Biographical Anecdotes of Royal and Distinguished Persons, deduced from Records. State Papers, and Nlanuscripts, and from ether original and authentic sources. liy .101 IN BAYLEY, Esq. 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