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x . 9T b • wn."„, - • „it:" k 7) i ci FRIDAY, FEBIWARiC 28, 1817. PRIcE " • r. IXeiLEQUMR MU 0 DICE. Febeutry tti. lal7. TO BA 1 0 .1!D WIC is • • alai Exchequer Bale dated la the Mambo at February and March, se to t. - V.l -1 7 BF.R 9360. . EAST-L HE COURT of L cOlkiPiVre' MR , tit EAT do The the Transfer Book .. ; art on TUESDAY. the 4 lened °gin on Tnuitsi That a Quarterly Genera s 1;1 a ' their House in L ; 9th March nay, at E '1 1 1:1 a General Court air •'• in Leadenhall I next, from Nine o'C for tiEe MAC OtiVANY ft.r Four N't Ala that the Lists of t be ready to he delivered at d Varch rust. ------- -- TWELVE 0' TOZIORR9IOI MO On? , One Gro..Ed Prize of frBiSH recycted • his Oakes, 1, Cora sten till Twelve &Cilia' t :.str,s in the present 1.0111 • t ow, commnicing at NINE O'CI.Of The whole I.ottery coos tins a Grand Prize of 21 ST. I ADDRESS TO THE I,IDWA RD MT( 7.1 sure to announce en ANCIEN That he has succeeded In drawn TO-MO In hnouor of fl E. EYTOS fluters di , iriliming the numerous Scheme for ep small a Lott tre-Britonswhom be rout *fere their - Orders for-Tie realvd, by the only Wel mars of Fortune. T SIVEW RIGH I t 1 • lie attendee to the 4of only 3, 00 0 Ticks „ wenty other Capitals, to wisest Itt Imbues, having had eh en/ Paid wholly In Gold. and 400 Chem's. The o sad fe1,763, with traria 21,00', and £2,020, and bad Bodge Lcuery,-;-'1 is small?* Fortunate Ofict No. n 7, Comits. No 11, Ihrtsoatt, This day wasi pit THE FIRST STE &shined as an easy I • ek-isostesit4Vednytotat - By Author of " an Abrisig Leda,: Printed for Lae Mk dal wore put* CASP DISEA 1104. Sikora 'By WILLId , Leiden t Printed for J. eoi l ls-court, Primes-etre Where may be 1. Cursory Remarks on as a Disease. With a ark darn __PPlnbuts. Math, fel ...._ -.l ning a Reit:UM is i ensued in this Country.— I. Obsereadoess on th.ll Mehra, with Remarks oe of Canstk Application.. S This d Sewed Edition, with Add Management of 6 APRACTICAL . 1 A B reeding, • Ret ' P L PHE.iiArifl Memorandum. made clods emzee By BO NING . , nted the row. --0 f whom may la" 101.6 d. hoards _A 'Premise on Brewing, ' elthe Art mertiees of Brewing the • reee Bre for making Malt Brewer. This Handsomely printed la TWELVE J.Ecri relating to the -. Hitt the APes fAr Lincoln,of pAg., in " , from the yea M too, Bisb founded by the RI ° P of Gloucester. 3 7 . PHILI Fellow of Mae ...Sold by F. C. and J. Writ /ditch:std. Piccadilly. 2 Of whom tier of G maybe had, b dit o. e I will be published ETTERS f rom td to M. MONTAG _ fri Literary and I .rer,4, m *'a nal . , In the Pomade rst. •A. Pima North, Poo .A "Vets De Ittdicy F • IL and I. Mr . 'rum" may WI 'e Penningt on ' s M. 3 11 4 ird P.slitiou. 2. A ad 4. le Talbot, 4 vols. A Trateekeion o f t h e 'eon. This day was pabutyto Price . PARAPHRAS . APOSTLES, pon 1 1110 a the Revelations 7 1 ' }e lu e gtof and °Psi pg. u€ll matters, wordstehattell Use of Families. and LyonßY TH° Regis t o ckion. Printed fotbedral Le Is oe; ea • r . Also J . hither. ozio ? as had of the sal ,i P ARAellea s s 01 $4 `17 15 ,5LD.. the whole we %Nosy reanaleads4 INDIA HOUSE, Smatter, 49, 1817. DIRECTORS e the UNITED 'PRCH ANTS of E2VGLAND, trathz my fire hooks of t:le said Company's Stock will be 4th March next, at Two o'clock, atd the tOth April following. General Court of the said Company will be • Leadeuhall-street, on WEDNESDAY, Eleven o'Clock iu the Forenoon. of the said Company will be held at ii.vtreet, on WEDNESDAY, the Dth "Clock ie the Monietg until Six in the lON of SIX Dictscroas of the said 'cars. ' the Members of the said Company will 1 at this House on MONDAY. the fttb ✓MMRS COBB, Sarretary.Jl , O'CLOCK THIS NIGH C. MCINNIS° AT NINE O'CLOCK, ty 3,c00 Tickets, .et 5 oaca, and maw other Capitally lady acqn lints the Public, that shill and 9, Charing-Cron, will remain this Llight, for 'the sale of Tickets and ter!, which will be all Drawn Ttratat- JCK IN THE MORNING. COMAS but of s,OOO r aid y also spoo, sod 9*... pip LAOIS. D 4WD'S DAY LE PRINCIPALITY OF WALES. 'ON, Stock- Broker, has the pk a- Ws Countrymen, Natives of this PRINCIPALITY, I bis endeavours to have the Lottery (ORROW, MARCH the Ist, the Tutelar Saint of Wales. I:niself be shall have the satisfaction of Prizes with wbicb the unprecedented ..ottery abounds, meow his Fellow Cam invites to bis Economic Office. 2, Cornbill, Tickets and Share* will be respectfully 'rekbotas engfted to disuibute the fa- IT requests his Friends and Pub. e Smallew Lottery ever known consist :bets with one Prise of AIS,L ' 00, and , to be all Drawn on St. Daehrs Day, he hopes to distribute them to his future the good tont= to sell the first Prizes ha the last Lottery, Prizes of 1.0410 . only Ihted £40,000, the Ern .130,00 ti. various other Capitals ; also the .Cs,oup, and most of die Capitals in the Sunder ' least' and Shares ate oo Sale at J. fine driers • I No.SS, HAvatitaarr, I No. 141, Osient-ammi published, pries is. ed. bound, 1 4 EPto the FRENCH TONGUE, easz Introduction to, andoontAating entirety ..00aldfluaktieal Exercises. By A. PICQUOT, Author of "an Abrisktrent Levime's Grammar," Bte. London : Printed for Law and Whittaker, is, Ave.arta-lane Thk day were published, in co. price IS.. boards, C"*B of DISEASED BLADDER and TES TICLL Observed by Twenty-one Etchings. 'By WILLIAM WADD, So-geon. Lotions Prattled foe 1. Callow, Medical Bookseller, No. 10, eroi l ls-court, Ptinces-street, Bohr. Where may be bad, by the onto Author. 1. Canary Remark. on Corpulence; or Obesity considered as a Dis.ase. With a Critical Emuntnation of Andra' and Mo. darn Oplointe, relative to Its Calms and Cure. Third Edition. Csmaining a Reference us the most remarkable Cases that save itleered in this Coostry....lloo. bawds, ss. I. Obeenradens on the best Mode of caring Strictures in the Thebes, with Remarks on the frequent Ineecacy and Ul Effects of Caustic Application.. Second Edit. enlarged, Ova price es. This day was ldis &toad Edition, with Addidoss ow pu the &.edW, limoihs& and Management of SWINE, poke Ss. 6d. boards. PRACTICAL TREA'CISE on the Method of Brenling, Res:ing, and Pittenfog an kinds of Domestic !urik PHE. oiAN IS, PIGRONb, aod RABBI I's, from um. tuade &rip; Poesy Years Make. By BONINOI ON MOUBKAY, Esq. London : Printed foe Sherwood, Neal y and Jones, Paternoster. Of whom ma lib° be hau, in Sea Filth Editicea, price hoards A ?realise on Brewing, wherein is exhibited the whale process An of Brewing the various sorts of Malt Liquor, with in. , e making Malt, Ike. dm By Ale*. Mac Neil Com' This day wu published, printed la se Vat nvo. price is boards, LI 4e. ILLVE J.EcTuKES on the PROPHECIES relating to the 7HItIBTIAN CHURCH, and especially to 'OS fACY of PAPAL ROME, preached In tbe Chapel of Inn, from the year 1811 to let 5, befog the ninth portion those founded by the Right Rei. WAWm Watburtoo, Lord Eitiop of Gloucester. ' 3 7 . PHILIP ALLWOOD, Fellow of Magdalen College, Cambridge. Sold by F. C. an.] J. Riviogton, Sc. Cburcb.yard, and /. Litchard, Ficta4W y. , Of whom may be had, by down, Amber, Literary Aodqui- Greece, 1 VoL lto. prise 41 au published, handsomely printed ins vols. Ivo. .S from Mrs. ELIZABETH CA RTga to. MONT AGU, between the Years ITSS and 1200, upod Literary and Moral Subjects. Published [ram the 'final!, in the Possession of the KIM. MONTAGU Plllolllllo* )14.A. Vicar of Nonhbourn, in Kent, and Perpetual Cot ate Geoff'', Chapel, Deal, her Nephew and Executor. I for P. IL and 3. Rivingtou, No. 62, St. Peal's Chdreb. whom may be.had, 1.& Polohiton's Memoirs of Mrs. Carter, s vols. tel. ls. 'flirt! Patios. 2. A Series of Letters between Mn: Carter l's Talbot, 4 vols. £l. Ifs. the Snood Whims. 3. Mrs. Trattslation of the Warka of Epittetus, 2 vols. vs. a new Tam day was pablidsed, in j vols. deo. a New Edition, Price Li 7s. he boards. PARAPHRASE on the ACTS of the HOLY APOSTLES, upon ail the Epistles of the New Testament, the Revelations: with a short Preface to each Epistle, occasion and design of ir, the several arguments set earls chapters and general Indexes to all the pita words, and phrases la the New Testament. for By THOMAS PYLE, A.M. - Lyon Regis its Norfolk, and' Prebendary of the Ca thedral Church of Sarum. Laudon: Printed for Law and Whittaker, Id, Awe-Maria ' sad J. Parker, Ward. to be had of the a publishers, In 2 vale. dm. poke 1 its ON TAB FORA 111A1.0,41.76 9 by &WWI SIMI whole ogeoprisiog an eacelitsit body tddivlsirls led "Me notice of Clergymen and hinnies, AT a MEETING of the NO3FLITY, GEN TRY, CI.ERGY, and FREFHOLDE.itS, of the County of C.HEiTFR, held at the Crown lan, in Nott!swic'i,na LiES• DAY, the lath day of February, 1817, in pursuance of a Re gnisiiion to the. High Sit-riff of the said County, for the pur:•ose of addressing his Royal Digitises, the Prime Itegelt, on tile At tack Ltely made upon hia Royal Person, on his :eturii tram opening the Session of Parliament. PIIISUNT. • Samuel Aldersey, Eaq. Sheriff, ha the Chair, The Right Honourable Lord Crewe, Sir John Thomas Slapley, Bart. Mr Richard Brooke, Bart. Sir Henry M. Maistwar.ng, Bart. lieutmant•General CUlon4l Parke:. Thomas Brooke. Esq. Randle Wilbraham, Esq. Peter Langford Brooke, Rat Peter Wet tenttall, Eaq. llomas Barker, Esq. - Hugo Worth.t..mi, EA. John Barker, Esq. 'Fltoatas Arm i es rail, C ler k . _ Thomas Cholmon.leley, Esq. Henry Delves Broughton, Clerk Thomas Choi.lton CI Willoughby Crewe, Clerk Richard Congreve, E,q. Enoch Clementsua, Clerk Edwin Corbett, Esq. lA'alterDavenport, Clerk Edw. travies Davenport, Esq. Roger ha m°, Clerk - Darty, Esq. Ti omas Mawdesley, Clerk Sohn Flelilen s Esq. Georg.! Okell, Clerk John Ford, E,* Edward S.atiley, Clerk James Prance France, Esq. James Tombloson, Clerk Ruben Ger, fisq • Mr. Antrobus, - Harper, E.g. Mr. Chainler, Egtrrou Lee Esq. Mr. Holbrook, Nathaniel irasey Pattison,Esg. Mr. T. J. B. Hostage, John Rare, Egg. Mr. lump, Suberscrub, Esq. Mr. Lloyd, Thomas William 'ra•ton, Esq. Mr. Oilier, Henry Tomkinson, Mr. Rune, Edward Tomsk insoo, Esq. Mr. Salons 'Trafford 'Trafford. Esq. Mr. R. Vawdrey, George Wilbraham, Esq. Mr.T. Wakefield, The Sherif having read the Reqaidtian by him. and two Let. tern tram Davies Davenport and Wilbraham Egerton, Esquires Representatives is Parliament for this County, stating tbeie Parliamentary &ties prevented their attending the Meeting- 7 Rewired, That the following Address, propoikal by Colonel Parker, and seconded„ by Sir H. M. Mainwaring, Bart. be adopted, and be signed by the Sheriff, on behalf of the Meeting. 'list the Representatives in Parliament fur this County be reqoested to present the Address to his Royal Highness the Pointe Regent, at the neat Levee. That Copies of these Resolutions and of the Address, be In serted in the Cbestor and Muck/1161 Newspapers, and In two ,ot the London Newspapers. SAM. ALDCI(SEY, Sheri. The Sheriff having left the Chair, and Colonel Parker having been called neon to take the same, it was resolved unanimoosly, en the Motion of Lord Crewe. that the Thanks of the Meet iug be given to the High Sheriff for convening the same, and fir his impirtial conduct la the Chair. TIVJS. PARKER. TO 1214 ROTAL HIGHNESS TOO TRINCt lIMOZNT. We, his Majesty's dunful and loyal subjects, the Nubility, !Sentry, Clergy, and Freeholders, of the County Palatine of Chester, humbly approach your Royal Hug!mess, to express our indignation at, and abhorrence of, the daring and infamous at tack made upon your Royal Highness's person, when retuning from fulfilling the high duties of your sta:lou, in opening the Sodom of Parliament. _ _ Ws beg leave to assure your Royal Highness of our Gros at. taehrosot to your Royal thibtiets's person, and to the Coasrltu don et the Kingdom, as by law estabbibed, ard to declare or deterosisadoo to resist any attempts to undermine or subvert i:, setts disturb disposes cad geed orJ.e of ess country. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. THERE is at present, a Vacancy in the house of a 'rEA.DEALER, ace. whose connections are highly re. wearable, fur a Youth as an APPLtEN As be will be treated u ooe of the Family, a handsome Premium will ba et ?med.—For Particulars and Cards of Address, spply (pnuipal) to S. R. Mesas. Smoke mid Cu.'s, No. 37; Old Jewry. I: 4 IASHIONABLE II:k.NCING, by Mr. A LLEN7 A. privately tauglst,at No. le, Shertatti•lrreet, Goklun-square, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that accomplishment, or have not the modern style. . Mr. ALLSN'S system of teaching if expressly studied for those to whom It is an object to acquire easily that fashinoable requisite foe genteel twisty espetfitioudy, privately, andin a superior style of graccand elegance. Thom wbu do not want private teaching may learn at a small espeuc, with a respectable set of pupils, on eke peblle teaching eveniug + Professors of dancing taught the . , most elegant fancy dances, and the superior parts of the proles don. Wu Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. NEW SILVER tOINAGE. For the accommodation of those who Nave by them the OH Shil lings and Sixpemes,er those refused, and Cut, by the bisectors for changing the Old for New. INGR AM, at ,his Warehouse, 141“. 30, City-Road, Finsbury.square, still continues to take them on the most liberal terms; ilkedise French Silver, at the following rate : Sic peaces Sd. Shillings 10d. and Hall Crowns 4.. Sd. for the best and cheapest Hosiery, Gloves, Millinery, Fidierdaehery, Lac ~1 Flannels, Stays, Child Bed Linen, Pelisse, Corset, and Dress-Ma-' , hing,Child;ene Shoes, Straw, Sable and Seal Hats, Furs; aLL kinds of Fancy and Windsor Soaps, &c. &c. Full 20 per Cent. chewer than any other Wareham/ in London, wholesale, retail, wafter szportation.. , •Country Shopkeepers supplied. FttAUD PREVENTED. rre counteract the many. attempts that are daily 2. wade to Impose on the unwary a specious composidos in stead sJ the Genuine blacking prepared by Day and Marva, they we induced to adopt a new Label, in which their address,. 97, High Holborn, Is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this, and the difference et the type, which is unlike all ktter.press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition. The Real Japan 1111.ACKING, meet by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Halberts, will In fu•tire be sold in Soviet' 'at 6d. Is. and Is. 611. each, and a copy of the Label left with all Venders. DAY AND MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. • THE Public at large are most respectfully cat/ . Taman against nosiest+ counterfeits, composed of deltte.. Aims ingredients injurious to the Hair. The Original and Ge. mune MACASSAR Oil. is ROWLANDS', whh.h is reams mersdud on the basis of truth for resmeating and beautifying the human Hair, and precasts Its being iljureil by fevers, emanate meats, violent exercise, travelling' io Carious.climates. &c. *Each genuine Bottle of the Oil is sigaed on the outbids label lu red Ink, A. Rortaern and Sun,' with a little Treatise enclosed, ant the price is Si. ad. es. 6d. sop 64. and out guinea per lonic. Also each guinea bottle of the following article is slued on the outside label the same I ROWLAND'S ESSENCE OP TYRE, Which area fails to produce Immediately a perfect change In RED or GREY HAIR, WHISKERS, EYEBROWS, &c. to a beautiful glossy and permanent BROWN or BLACK, imbuing the exact natural colour. Washing makes this Dye more durable. 14.11 es or Geminuen may dye their hair whit ease soden:my t yrice 4s. 75. ad. and Na. Id. Sold wholesale, retail, and for impoitadon, by the solo Pro prietors, A. Rowland atwl Sea, censer of Kirby-street, the But turning on the right in Hatton-garden; Holborn, London; ard, by appolotnienr, by Mears. Hankies, Titchborne.street ; Berry, 17, Johnson, iS, Greek-street, Soho; Stork and Co. 117. Oattle and Peirce., 67, Neer Bead street; Newberry and dons. 43. St. Papi's Church yard; sad by all Perfumers and Medicine Venders la Town and Country. Also may be bad, a pleasing and entertaining Essay oo the Carless Structure of the Hama Hair. worthy the Mitt of Pa tense, Provision of /kb,"die. Pike M. SALES BY AUCTION. • • To the highest Bidder; it the Cnstorn-h00w.,. Ssndwich, on '1 VESDAY, the 4th of March next, at Eleven o'4:luck in the f uretioon ' HE UNDER - MENTIONED GOO D S, VIZ. 240 Mother of Pearl Fish and Counters The brawl-up Hull and Materials of a Bait. FOR EXPORTATION. • 161 Bandanna Silk Handkerchiefi; 32 Yards Silk 3 Silk Shawls; I silk Wai.tcoat. TO BE SOLD 1W AUCTIIN, To the highest Beddar, at th, Ring's Warehouse, in Ramegate. on Wants esnasi the Sib of March next, at Seven o'Clock iu the Foretwooa k I Jinx Artificial Fintvers; 1 China Cup, 1 dittri Saucer 6 Ms. Coffee; St Strings Beads ; 75 Prints, 6 Nechlaces Bibs. Gunpowder; 255 Steel Barr; 4 Os. Chocolate S Net Caps; 1 i Stains Thread; 12 Cambric Handkerchiefs 13 Gallons Wine; 83 bottles Claret; kG ditto Climpaigne I Anchors aad Warp; 91 yards Cambric 15 Butes Eau de Cologne; 268 Gallons Geneva 4i Gallons Brandy FOR EXPORTATION. 4 Packs Cards, except Aeoil of Spades; 6 pair Silk Gloves 4 Piiir Shoes; 49 pair Leather Gloves% 104 yards Silk 8 bilh.Sciri► ; t ditto Shawl% B Silk Handkerchiefs • l Pater Handkerchiefs TO BE SOLD ,BY AUCTION, To the highest Kidder, at the King's Warehouse, in Margate, nn _ _ Tuutsomr, the Mit of March next, at Eleven o'Clock, in the Forenoon. 34.10 Gallons Geneva ; 2 Gallant Brandy Yards Thread lacy; 90 yards Black Silk Lace 3 Snulf Boxes; 4 Ladies' Worked Collars Ltdie,' Worked Flouncet; 1 Chinese Ladies' Work-bolt 3 Anchor*, Warp and Creep FOR EXPORTATION. S Packs Cards, except Aces of Spades 3 t'air leather Glove,; 98 yards Silk; 2 Silk Scarfs 5 Silk Shawls; 13 Silk Ilandkescinefs ; 4 pieces dine. N. B. A Depotlt of £25 per Cent.4lll be required. Vete Wine and Spirituous Liquors will not fetch the amain of the Duties of Cue Om* and Excise payable thereon, they must be Sold for Exportation. CU t iFILLANII-PLACE HY llt PARK . CAPI FAL FAMILY RESIDENCE, with COACH HOUSE and STA:iLE, with immediate Pos.enion. • By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-home, 'Change Alb y, Cornhill, on Tun as - LIA r, the 13th March nese, at 'furtive &Chick, AVERY Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held fur a Term of upwards of Seventy-one Years, at a Pepper corn r-en, comprising a capital RESIDENCE., commo diously planned, handsomely fitted up, and adapted for the ac colunauaation of a Nobleman or Gentleman's Family, situate in CumberLunl-Place,liyile Park, late the mails-nee of a personage .1 disthiction t containing, on the Upper Floor, five good Bed rooms • 'Second Floor, two escefient Bed-chambers, a Dressing. room tleatly.papered, landing, and ilousentaid's Closet First Floor, a Roble Drawing room in front, walls coloured, inisbed with iandsome cornice, and marble chimney piece, windows to the four ce..ening to a balcony, communicating by foiling-doors to a back &awing room correspondently fitted up, and a Bou doir; on the Ground Floor, linerance Hall, Vestibule, or inner hail, walls stuccoed and painted, stone staircase to the second storey, with iron baluster and mahogany band-rail, a capital Di ning-parlour, Library, add Bads-room, Water closet, and Yard' at the back. la the Basement are all requisite Offices, Wine and Beer-callus, Coal.vaults, &e. Ste. In Berkeley Mews a Coach house and Stab*. The elegant and fashionable Household Furniture, brilliant plates at Claw and Fisturo, to be taken by valuation. be viewed by rickets. Particulars on the Premises ;of William Net berbole, Esq. Solicitor, Esses-strret, Strand; Mears Visard and Blower, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn Fields; at the Sub scriptlen Houses St — lamer st s- street; ; Gun way's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square, of whom Tickets for 'viewing may be had. HAREFIELD GROVE, !TEAR. UXuRID.IE. Genuine Excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Pier and Chimney Gloms, Mirrors. French and Eight-slay Cocks, Ormolu and Bronze tliratodoles, Grai.d Pianoforte; Painting:, Prints, China and Glaoti, Fowllneplrcei, ititer's Pote..t Man• gles, Fishing-nets, capital Chaiiie•litir4, mid Harness, Tilted Malkin Cart, Green-house giants, and Effect . By Mr. ROBINS, °tribe Premises, Harefield Grove. otothe road from Uxbridge to Rickmerinivorth, on Mooney the 17th of March, iet 7, and following day, at Eleven o'c lock; IHE genuine excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TUira, comprising lofty Four pat, Canopy and Tent Bed steads, with elegant Chintz Cotton, White Dimity and other Furniture; prime seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding, Maho gany Wardrobes, Chests of Drawers, Cheval Dressing Glass, French Window Curtains In Chintz non, White Dimity, and Marine; excellent Cabinet Furniture, in Sadivrood and Ma/lo g*11y; Card, Sofa, Pembroke, and Work Tables: Bookcases and • sunning% capital set of Dirang•tables, Pedestal Sideboard, Eat. ing-room Chairs in leather. Japanned Sofas, Couches, and Chairr ; Turkey, Brussels, and Kidderminster Carpets; numerous Kitchen Requidtes and various Effect'. - 'l Ito Property of a GENTLEMAN removing. To be viewed on Friday anti Saturday preceding the Sale, when Catalogue may be bad on the premises (Une Chilling each) to be returned to purchasers; also at the White Horse, Uxbridge; Red Lion. Hounalow; Pigeons. Breutford; end of Mr. Rtrldni, Werwicloemeet, Oadowetreart. ISPC. - • Vote of Cre tit, 1818, ta,000,000, 33 Caatis tn. Clip. , In. • Sn~ply- Isl 6, 11,000,01.0. 'fa Da. t. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MA. J ESTre EASUB; , haring riven MiNictiviefir fayisez oh Pi inei,pal cf the °have mentioned Exciter. , .tills, with the UMW due thereon, et the Encl.:fare Bill Off cc, he Reeripe of Ex:'.egmer, NeTe Pe.tate Yard, of Toculae. the 18th dity of March next, attendance I ,iven daily (Banda, c and Hole. days (scepter:9olmM aid incloilirg Weel4stla7 ,the t .:th Mart:l,l4o Toe o'Gtoch in the stiorninc till On, in the ilfiernoel, fir the intra rote of receivirig the eater ; cad, for the greeter ifirpet,e, 14. hearer* di the elef'd Bile are drib Jt. plate each description separate Lists, /whs,i age to be oknined at chic dming di... in bhe or/ r 141 their rein ttivedates,sech as arefir the taros eitanat king vrericaly :staved, and sta.:l y ing she principal Sim, ead int:reit' Le Mere.", eoiroukti ..'t the .airs nok t , ate reipriively d.rte I, to the said :Bth day if March 17:1,,JP!, :v.. tta Ini.rett toil :ease; and the mi.! !tearer*, should thee P. .1.4:0.; 4t !i,sirats ,Flold,re tacit INJKUJ are lam, !el in the Bat, to pr,ture the E111711CM:htll V . :Ma Hidiere ; end the Bet erg are atiesii.hipeini,..iy required it indorse ease their siviturrs, aid, to tr• ritt .their Aremee aid Resi knee et the b4ttoin of reale:pare& t ; they are moreover required!. attend the Esobequer Bill !VP for p ar inent,end to receive the new Bile, and give the Recei.es for the same. fleas of the hears of the aforesaid Bile ehoold be desisties cf re:deies ireynesat if the Prieesibel and irevicoss to the said 18tli lay of Mardis, they way ke adowasdated, of PlPAilaill j r the fal.reet to Meaty ea which they wish kis paid,ood leader: the said eseaseiaatioa one day prior thirds. Sock Persons oscine, it lairds if kook' awn Lighttft? Bilk in whin in fart e Paystot of Priaelfrol, sots anodise woo .Dl:4, add sniowias the anima/ et the Aitken of tk;r Lids, delkered so PP kfire the 1 eIA I March, day k arsoadeelota with arw Mi.'s, payaile to pease lialfivoley by the day, we every One tiddred Pamir, solack said Nor Bills wilt kilt dak the said tab dog e Marti, gad • will k delreara, blether Init. the I:tcrest doe is rapcst of the Bills 14, desired if k rrtire a ed, ea Wednesdq, the 19th de:, of March, end the follolviaz Days. The Exchequer bolts to be tented in Exchange, and maJe pay able to ------.---.-, or Order, as :khans rneticiusiv.t, may bo either tra.:ferred by eadorst mart, or will be pa:l to the Bearer It the lhlank shall slur be filled N.ll. All Exchequer prior to Fyhtrary, 1810, 1):!•.1 Leen advertised to be paid of', and the lutenist thereon ! see cent d. P4RLUMENTARI PROCEEDINGS. HAUSA OF LORD-1, FEBRUAttY The House proceeded. In flailcv'el)ien-ce P li. Mr. HASS I. SON and Mr. GlTrAtib at.ethl-4 entrowt f,r the Petitioner After hearing the evkls:::e the House detsratifted to take tuna to consider it before proceeding further. . Mr. TUUSIisS pro-tented the lleprirt of the Committee of the Peilltewiary at Adilb.mk.—OrdLred to lie on the ,able. Adjourned till to-n.orrow day). HOUSE OF COMMONS. Sh FRANCIS FIURDE. IT presented a l'eiltian hoot between two and three thoes:,.id Inhabitants of Pertb,pritylog for EC4OO• my and PS: liamcntaq Reforw.—Ontered to lie en tf -I table. Mr. I.AIIIITON presectA a Ptiltion iro:a M.yer, Aldermen, ltfagigra , e4, Tralors, and others, of ! , 1000“.. ~ u 2 nti. Tp i•, in the County .t Durban, praying geaerahy Patti«. nient•Ary tform ; hut Ermine 01< nature of th it iselorm to t'le of the riou.e. 'at I Genth:min took the oppurtufity of vbs..rvi:l;, that if time were it:vivi rrr the due ~«olgt.lerat: o n of th« Bill to sii-pctil the fialwas ta,:re would be ai insry P,titio7lo prelts:to.l t.. tie 11. - « fie upon subject as there had been on the subject of Reform.-1 he I'el. tion was or.ler:d the or 4 CCANIRANZ web:wed a t'rit'on fro:" the Parish of Be•b, in the County e Ayr, 'praying fur itetrellhawat iteurro.—Ordcied n, lie on rt.e tapir. BIRMINGHAM HAMPOBB czeia. Lord COCHRANE presented is Petition farms George Edition-Is, en:air:am of the Beininghein Hampden Club, denying that the insertions in the Report of the Secret Cenernitter, relative to the jianspdesi Club, were true ; and expressing his cone Silence, that, if the House would be pleased to call: him to their bar, and hear his evideuce, lie could Cone iince than that thosi assertions rested on au ex-parte examination, and were not founded in tact. The Noble Lord observed, that it would have been highly proper had the House, belore agreeing tai the Bill now in progress for the suspension of the Hebeis Corpus, enteted into a full and fair investigation of the whole matter. It he might judge from the small portion of the evidence which Ministers had commu nicated to the House, he had a right to inter diet the great body of the evidence submitted to the Secret Committee had not been of a very authentic nature. He had last night particularly called on the Lord Advocate of Scotland to state—not from what pre cise quarter lie had received the 0 ith wile!* he read to the House—but whether it had been found on any of the individuals seized in Scotland, or had been obtained from arty one by whom it had been taken ? —Probably owing to the lateness of the finrar, the Learned laid (on whom lie was aiirieus Out Ln cast any imputation) did not rawer his questiou. It *as certainly very desirable to know the tine nature and value of that single scrap of eviJen:e: If :t hest been acquired by a seizure of the papers and tee. rds of the persons who had been apprehended, it was a do. current which unequivocally proved diet such a wicked oath had actually 'xit Administered ; b u t If it had been obtained by teen: - esemv, it bore, in te e opinion, a very questionable character. lie heeled !raw to say, that do matt wished more than himself tor the preservation of general tranquillity. But he maintained that the measures pr-posed by Nliaisters were not calculated to preserve it. Wit .out ire s t+sure of names, the House might lissuredly have had on its table the greeter pin of the infoini aloe on which the Committee had founded its Report.— With respect to the pikes, fir instence, why could not the circumstances of that transecti , .n be detailed without stating the name of the int . :aeon ? In the total ignorance of the Hielse with regard to the proofs of the allegations of the Secret Ceiiiimince, it was, in bis opinion, must un Wei rentable to coodeMn the whole people, a:ithout heath.e chens in their di It was due to the character nt the house. anti eridividuals who had been accused, to theViatter, and ascertain, by an exantieation bar, whether those individuels could or c ite refute the charges adduced Against them? ' sent Petitioner was the Chairman of the Hui Club at kikininghetn. (Lord Co:hrine) ^ .l ~ ~~ ~;~i ~~~ J cpt tbe re into at the utti ra , l COUld WARWICKSHIRE. , CAPITAL. AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD ES rATE, Eligible Dwelling• House, Olfices, Faun-Houses, Out-buildings, Cottages. Ike. and upwards of NINE HUNDRED AND ::'IX ry ACRES Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Lands with fine sheets of Water, abounding with Caine, sod in a fine Sperling Country. A very eligible Psoperty fur investing Motley. By Mr. ROBIN:;, At Garraway's Coffee. house, 'Change-Alley, Cornbill, Loml on Tnuastiar, die 13th March„lese, ati. settee o'Clock, in One Lot, AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE. situate in the Par!sh of IPSLEY, in the County of WAR WICK, abounding with Gaine, and commanding dellghuul Picturesque Views over a rich fertile Country, In the centre of Field Sports; comprising a substantial and comMadious Dwell. ing-house, with suitable attached and detached Offices, Barn 4, Stables, and Out.buildings; good Garden, fine sheets of Water, and upwards of NINE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, Wood, and Coppice Land; lying' compact, beautifully diversified by hill and dalei and divided into Eligthie Farms, with Farm houses, Barns, Sables, and Out-build iris, and sundry neat Messuages, with Gardens, rite. bounded en the East aide by use River Arrow, within Ms miles of Aleester, seven of Bromsgrove, 14 of Stratford• upon-Avon, and 15 of Bir mingham, and within three miles of the Worcester kid Elrmin-- ham Canal, to a fine part of she Country, with good roads various directions, presenting n very capital Property for investing Money. Possession may be bad of the Residence, and the princiril part of the Land may be bad at Lady-day nest. The Estate may be Viewed by applying to George Mlles, Es.i. Lodge Mane, Ipiley ; of whom particulars may be had ; of Ai.. Edward Simpson, and Messrs. spurner and ingleby, and at the Hen and Chickens, and Cagle, in lornlia,2 h ; Ueorge.l.lelifieltl; Angel, Alerster ; Guldso Cross, Brote4g -owe ; White Lion. Stratfordupon-Avon ; King's Herd, Gloucester; Mr. Egerton, No. 5, Gray's btu 'gime; Messrs. Anstice a:itl %Men, No. to, King's Bench Walks, Temple: at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, London; where a Plan of the Es:ate may be seep.