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. . . . vrk . .. .. 4 , 7- o . ,- , •% 14 i • ••• ,'.- . _ 't'. . • c- . , -...., Ir.' • 1 .:..'''' ./.1„i. :. OIV - ......,.._ .. NuMEER 93GS. THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1817. ORATORIO& THF.ATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ODILD'HALL, LONDON, 4th Matti., 104t7. THE Appointment of a Succ esso r t o Mr. J. A. NEWMAN, KEEPEa of NEWOATE„ r-1 , 1 take place A a Court of Lord Mayor and Aldermen, to be holden on I tifiA3A y. the t Ith day el ext. *Ehe sereral Candidate* for that siiinati.in will therefore nuke their arlication to the Sheriffs ro eviousty to ihat day. WOOD I'HO It PE. N.U. T 1,4 dim, of Election is extended, to the aforementioned day, it. order :II eve an opplrtunity to persons tiostiifi:il in the Country who are deNirotob of the si, u at fo n t o apply. THS CATHOLIC QUESTION. This day is published, Price Ss. 64. PHE SOURCE OF THE EVIL: addres. sod to the United Parliament, and the People of Great Britain, on the Lague formed between the Irish Lay ger Intim and tie Irish Roman Catholic Bishops, on the Measure of Eman cipation. By ANGLO-HLBER NUS. Printed for Loartai. and Co. JAW and Co. London; Cans min.g, blacredie and Co Edinburgh. This Pamphlet .s also published in the PAMPULeTECa, No. XVIII. for Ma.elle, 1817, with 7 other pamphlets, pr. Gs.nd. TO -MORROW, FRIDAY, March 7, 1817, will he ptrfunned. A GRAND SELECTION. In tl.e First Act will be in triel%ted The INTERCESSION, conmised by M.P. Kinds, (which was received with such ova i.rulattce on last Whitten Eve). Miss Stephens will sing Sw.-tt ac:onspanled on the Elute by Mons. Drutiet ; fhe soldier tied: the Grand ncene Slug ye to the Lord, and T...rt's Anthem • Hear my ter.irr: with Mrs. Vitti.A.m. Mrs. !tidal • Thu Hymn of Eve." Mr• Vau t tbais • Softly rise.' Mr. Te.otty (hot tone) • Sotinfl •*.:e nu:nix-L.' And Madame Com p. r. y , ?lye e 111/r se h sod a iiirettra. '.l !A I EPHENS,Mrs.VAUGHAN, Nlrs. ANIL), Mastur WILLIAMS. and tlisdArise RI di, (horn IN 0;• •rs House); IT:kiII:HAN, Mr. NOR- L., Mr HAMMOND, stud . 11INNIN. Ncy.TRIMEAN, (Pui.ll t•lr. Loder) will, at the end of tut i.t .t r.t. repeat It - I' (:.??ItsitO on the Violin. End of Part 11. Mr. Ds !It ;E I ell petfot in the Nrimial Air of • Rule Bri ts:lris; w;:t. voiaions nn the PIVe. lor.ii!,:t tit , Patl.l, Mr. WA vt.—Orpsn, `.lr. S. Wes Lev. te retuanidis ci the Band alt-I the CLot WAS by the must approved Pet former% Th e %Dd. r the dlrer•iqn of Mr. C. 1. A SULFA'. Places fur i•.•ttt to be taken of Mr. Et anifoo, st• the Box. 04 - e, ft , tit F. o till Four. Doors to he veiled ar .'i+. *id a! Price at Nine. boxes 'Ts. 1,. 6d. Cad 'sr 1:13. (:.&11 '1 f,e Free I.io el this Thea•re dor' not extend to the Oratorios. 1104 day war published, inlet 361. WAT TYLER. A DRAMATIC POEM. 1 roulon : krirsttd for Sherwood, Necly, and Jove% Pa termites -I iv:. . FOR SCHOOLS. TMa day n - at published, pece Bs. Q. the See'owl Edith:to, of AbERIESof EX E RCIS ES and QUESTIONS. IL-Adapted 'n Ole be Latin Grammars, and deafened as a Oidde to l'arsine, rtnd an Introduction to the Exerciter of 1, airy. Turner, E . :63, Whittaker, Eton, &e. Ey the Rey. C. BRADLEY. rr:rted by A. I. Va:py ; and *obi by Law and Co. Oi whom may hehad, by the Fame, raerei4es In I,a in Prneocly and Versification; or, an la. todue tion to :%tanning and Writing Latiu Verse '1 he ."'...cond price 4.. School Males, with English Notes and Quettions for rrarti. nation..-Phsdrits, Second Edition, price 'ls. 6tl —Etitettpir., price lg. btletainerphosee, price 4• 6.l.—CortrAitts Ns troplis thi:•Prots. . • . • - This day was pybli•hecl, lay W. CLARILL am/ Soho, Law /look-o,m yorrovAl Kent, I.kwoles lan, to svo. Irk.: 7s. 61. bnards A PRACTICAL. TREATISE on LIFE AN LI, NW I IE 4 ; including rho• Annuity •Acss of the 17ttt and 53,1 Geo. III.; also, *Srnopsis of all the prinei7gl adjudged Cases umhx the Ilt.t ..et ; together wits. S •fret Modern and useful Preeedesus,&e. &s.—By r. I ERICK BLANEY. On the let Instant was publish , t, mire 3e. 64. No. XV. of ASI ATIc JOURNAL and Monthly Re gister lot Brit6h India and it.. Dependencies; containing, an accorate Report of the' MBA ras at the Eau-India Haile the Public Disuutwions at this C.ltl , e,,es of Calcut-a a;id Madras ; and a great variety of Intelligence Itorn ..emery part of ino , t, , kc. Published by Mack. Parbury, and Allen, LeadeuSall-street; and may be bad of all other Bottkirlltra. This day was publ 4 sheil. Handsomely printed in loolscap avn. price 6t. hoards. It4ELANCHOLY HOURS ; a COLLEC .4.II TION of MIiCELLANEOUS L'OEMS. PEDAL HARPS, BARREL ORGANS, and pIANO-FoR I ks, some as gOod as new.—J. WATLEN, iann-Forte IMalt•fr to the Koyal Families of France and the rethetlaiids, Leicester-place. has on Sale the following;—two 11421 Ilariss by Ersed, one at 2C Luiiieas, theothtr at 40 guineas; piano Fortes by Btoadwnod, cne at l 5 guineas, one at e 2 guireas, and on- at 30 guineas ; a capital Cabinet Piano-Forte pintas, shop price 60 guineas; two Barrel Organs, one for a drawitivonm, fifty couple may dance Wit. 45 guineas; one for church or chapel, !:C guineas;—all can be warranted complete. " In this Collection there are many neat. well tur iied Po•ms, and they are submitted to the Public in aver, unpresiiming mari ner. Whoever be the author, it may be fairly iaid, that a very pre , ty taste runs through the greater part of the volume. The ricers are very varied in their subjects and in their forms; and among the bast may be noticed the Lines upon observing a Mar riage in the Newspaper., and to a Person who disliked Poetry." —Critical Review. Landon : Printed for John Richardson, Royal Exchange. OLD SILVER COINAGE. For the aetommodation of those who have by them the Old Sha llots and Sivrences rich the impression, takes, at the full value; or qi.erefused, and Cut, by the lupectors for changing the Old fo, Mete. TNG RP. 14, at his Wartimuse, Nu. 30, City-Road, ravisury-square, still continues to take them. on the most /betel terms; hkewise French .:i:eer, at the following rates ;feces Shilling. end. an 3 Ha Crowns Vs. sd. fur the b-st •srd cheapest Glov,s, Haberdashery, Lac-, Tiaimeh, Stays, Child Bed Linen, Cureet, and Drees-Ma klr.,childrens' ` hoes , Straw, Sable and Seal klats, Fits ; all kind; of 14;:cy and Wiud4or Soar, &c. bcc. Full '71;.1 per Cent. carver thaw any other Warritiniie Liinlon, wholesale, retail, and los moor. vim —Country a:lo t :Lepers supplied. ELEMEN FOWFIFICATION. By Lieutetuun-Colonel PASLEY. This day was publidled, In 3 vuk. /No. containing 1190 En gravinrs, price £3. iw boaed.t, A COURSE of MILITARY INSTRUCTION, AA. by C. W. PAS LEY, Lieu :Colonel in the Corps of Royal Irgireet., and F l c;.inpriitti; PRACTICAL GEOMETRY, the Na►:cleLES Ot PLAN 1.h..%wt:4n, and EL►MENTARY FORTIII. CA*IIIUN. 't here subjects have been treated in a simple perspicuous man. ner, so that penult', who have no previous knowledge of them, n ty t!tiderresuil the whole, without the - Assistance of a Master The Ekurtutary Fortification is d'ustrated by five Plates. en graved by Turret, and more than 590 dtagrknos in wood, by Austin ; b-sides ti- matters usually treated of in such works, It loclude4 I la. tital rules fur the dimensions of Revetments or Rilaittiq Wall', under vaiuus circumstances, deduced from a series t.l mato rout es periments, which prove the very erroneous mature of the Theories that bare hitherto been published upon this sithke . 'Ube Preface to the Elementary F.iitification, eon tans an accounr of the former and present state of the Royal Fu sinter Departmeot, in the British &nice, with suggestions tut the finder Improvement of the smite. Printed for John Murray, Atbetrtarle street. ifok, if. and 111. containing Elementary Fortification, may be Ind *fpirately, priie 51. FRAUD PR EV FN ED. TO conntrract the many attempts that are daily math: to impose on the onwary a spurious composit6it in stead of the Genuine Blacking pre; by Day and Martik they are induced to adept a new Label, in which their address, • 97, High Holborn, Is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letterpress, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition. The Real Japan BLACKING, ma 't by DAY and MAR'T'IN, 97, High Holborn, will in future be sold in Bottles at 6d. Is. and k. 6d. each, and a copy of the Label left with all Venders. DAY AND MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. . I.IVE TEETH. TO THE INHABITAN Ca 01? 'I•HE BRITISH EMPIRE, MY LORDS, LADIES, and GENTLEMEN, having by great assiduity to the study of Osteology, and a long prac ce, acquired a respectable reputation in my profession as a Me. ehatieal Surgeon-Dentist, I am now able, after great researches, to add to it the grand discovery of • method perhaps unique, } Which is, to keep Dunes Humana in a state of vegetation, so as to resume their sensitive power when replaced in the alveoli or socket of a carious tooth or stump; this sublime operation is not attended with the inconvenience usual to that of transplanting live Teeth from one mouth to that of another. I beg leave to observe to you that I make use of the purest gold for framing whole sets of Teeth, and for palates, springs, pivots, pines, tra verges, wire, &c. and for my much approved Etude Billion, to ke.p the jaws entre ouvert at night when subject to fits, so u to I . w:rot the biting of the Tongue, and the grinding of the 'feeds, and enable medicines or food to be introduced in the mouth in us e of lock jaw. Ladies and Gentlemen living in t►e country, mho aie tinier the necessity to come to Bristol for the sole pur pose of being attended or consulted, may be accommodated wills uinhl• apartments in my House during their stay in town. 1 Lave the honour to be. with the greatest respect, My Lords, Ladies, and Gentlemen, Your most humble and obedient Servant, 1. J. DE BOULNOIS. Itt moved from 69, to 59, Queen -square, Bristol. N•B. AKTIPICIAL TILTS made by other Dentists, Altered, Kill aired, or taken in Exchange for new ones. SUPERIOR MEDICAL ADVICE.° IRS. COOPER, IvIUNROE, and CO. of Chia-. lotte House,Alpposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's Chapel,' E . " Established ANOTHER MEDICAL BOARD in Wool ,l'tet, Oxford -street, adjoining New Bond street, where a Physican and Surgeon, ?embers of the Royal College of ', 14/ tultmi of thirty years experience, reside. 1 u hat tho.and, f' , ive been restored to health by their united talents, without cnifii.eii.ent, is Indisputable, after hospitals had faded. Et uso Y° ll '. gi the head, face, and body, ulcerated tilt oat, swellings is the red , nod eb on she shin bones, cancers, strictures, in the bead and limbs, and nervous debility, ate (lis ta*, Which appear years after, and often destroy domestic hip- F i neo.—Alestrs. Cooper, Munroe, and Cu. are consulted daily, at Loh huusce, until NiIS at right, where all the Members of tie head altcrua:ely 'cod.— I here are side doors at each basilic, private rooms fur females, who are treated with the greatest tight Advice gratis, at Charlotte House, Elackfrlars, Tuesday, w hy, and Sunday; and at Woosistoek House, Monday, Er4day, and Sundays, until Twelve o'clock. • sibs Piles gad Pitiula cured without coulog. 'I his day was published, price Vs. ASECOD LEER t.n the GAME LAWS. N IT By aCO Nt RY tAIN NIA N, a Proprietor or Game. Loodun POnted bur Bat twin, Craduck, tad Joy, Paternoster. row; and J. HaicharJ, Pie.cadlllv; by whoa: also are published, I. A Former I.tttcr nit Ow sate Subject, pike 4 2.5. Y. The Principles of Population and Production, as they are affected by the 1-'r , teress of Socie.y, with a view so Moral and Political Cousequilirts. By John WeylanJ,jun.P.sq. F. It. S. ibis day were published, in 4m. price lea. boards CASES of DISEASED BLADDER and TES .' ICLE. Illustrated by Tw ectrotar Etchings. By WILLIAM WADD, Surgeon. I midott : Printed for J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, No. 10, Cro n -court, inee.-street, soho. Where may be had, by tbe same Author, 1. Cursory Remark. on Corpulence; or Obesity considered as a Disease. With a Critical Elimination of Ancient and Mo dern Opinions, relative to its-eau-xi and Cure. Third Edition. Containing a Reference to the mast remarkable Cases that have occurred its this Country.—nvo.. boards, 51. Y. Observations on the best Mode of curing Strictures In the Urethra, with Remarks on the frequent Inefficacy and ill Effects of Caustic Applications. Second Edit. caused, Biro. price 4s. MR. COOPER'A !'RAC I'ICAI. SERMONS.—VOL. IV. 1 his day wa. publishes!, price Ss. in boards, .1 he St.cond Edition of riIHE FOURTH VOLUME of PRACTICAL A. and FAMILIAR SERMON)), designed fur Parochial anJ Dunwitic lastructioo. By the Rev, EDWARD COOPER, Rector of Holliston Ridware, And of Yoaati, in the County of Stafford; and late Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Darks, Strand, Loodoa ; and W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh. Of whom may also be-had, I. New Editions of Three former Volumes, price Ss, each, In boards. 2. Sermons, chiefly designed to elucidate some of the leading Doctrines of the Gospel. Fifth Edition. two. price los. boards. S. Two sermonq, preached in the Old and New Churches at Wolverhampton, preparatory to the Establishment of a Bible In stitution, /Ivo. price vs. ABERCROMBIE'S PRAC TICAL GARDENER. • This day was published, pricer 9c in beards, the Second Edition, revised, with considerable Additions, by Mr. !MACS MCAN, Head Gardener to Abraham Hume, Ban. of 91 1 HE PRACTICAL GARDENER; or, Im proved System of modern Horticulture; adapted either to large ut small Gardens—designed for the assistance of those Gen t:ernes who manage their own Gardens, and as a Book of Re ference for the young professional Horticulturist. By JOHN ABERCROMBIE, Author of " Every Man his own Gardener." ••• This Work contains the Laylnpout and Culture of the Kitchen Garden, Fruit Garden, Flower Garden, Shrubbery, Plea sure Ground, Nursery and limber Plantation; 11-o, the construe• don and management of the Green-house or Conservatory, Hot houses, and Forcing Garden. The whole alphabetically arracged, and presenting, in a practical form, many suggestions front recent discoveries in Vegy:aJle Phystolagy, and mthibit.ng the pies relative to the culture of Fruit 'Frees, especially in the resin. station of several &generated sorts of Apple and Pear Trees.— With Tables of Plants corresponding with the alvancement qt Botany up.to the preeeio period, and Tables for regulating the Temperature of Hut-bousts, &c. Printed for T. Cadet and W. Davies, Strand, London ; W. I.•lackwood, Eentiburgh ; and J. Cumming, Dublin. LOWE ON GOVERNMEN C. This day was published, price 51. boards, AN ESSAY concerning the true Origin, Extent, and End of CIVIL. GOVERNMEN r. By JOHN LOCKE, Esq. To which is prefixed, the Life of tke Author, with a Portrait. Locke 's celebrated Treatise on Government, was the stone upuu which the glorious Revolution in ItiBN was four.ded,reared, and established. It developes, with the most masterly skill, the principles of all Governments and the claims or Englishmen to a Free Constitution; and sho ws that, by the lava of England, Liberty, Public Prosperity, aeh Private Happiness, are insepa raWy connected. Printed for !iberwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster•row. Of whom may be had, printed ani:or.n with the above, price as In baerds, I Ds Lolnte on the English Constitution. This Wet is acknow ledged to be a most luminous and masterly arrangement of the prindpies of the British Constitution. 'rite present copy is printed from the Author's Out corrected Edition ; to which a few Notes are appended, bringing the history of the Constitution down to the present time.—A fine Portrait of De Lame, with his Life, is prefixed. Persons should iso particular in ordering Bell's Edition. CREEN-S I'REE I', ENFIELD HIONWAY, *IN[ MILES raom LONDON. ENgih4 Compnet RESIDENCE, in the C.brrsar. Brut. with OFFICES, COACH-HOUSE, S .E. ace. co r rAt. and TEN ACRES of MEADOW LAND, I hho.Free, and Land at Redeemed. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS. . At Garraway's Coffee-House; Ex zlianie-Alley. Conihill, on Tangs°4v, the 19th of March, 1817, at Twelve o'Clock, . ' ACOMPACT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, pleasantly situate in Green street, Enfield llighway, about a Quarter of a Mile from the High Road, in the posse..ion ut "JAMES BURGH, Esq. The House is seated on a Lawn, separated from the Road by Pali.ailes:—Conrains neat Entrance, excellent Dining Parlour, Breakfast Room, good Kitchen, Wash-House. Laundry, Dairy, Pantry, Cellars, Ike.; seven air y Bed-Chambers, Water Clri•ei, &c.; Lawns, Pleasure-Ground, with dry Gravel Walks; productive Kitchen-Gardeas, well plumed with thoten Frail Troes; enclosed Yard, with Coach•Flouse, four Stall itable, mid three Rooms atijoinmg, and various convenient Out-Buil.lin F ,.; a neat Cottage and Garden, and TEm .ACbtES of RICH MC.'t DOW-LAND, Tithe-Free—all lying compact. Lease five Years unexpired, at a low Rent. The Genteel Ftrawa rum' may be had at a Valuation. May be viewed by tickets. Particulars on the Prefillit'S; and at the Ro•st and Crown, Enfield Highway ; the Falcon, an I Foul Walrharu•Cross; Angel, Ednionton; at Gan away's; and tit Mt. Robins, Warwick-stteet, Goldin-square. t ce i acq os cldeal to add t 4 which is to seism socket o attended Nee ire awe s whale 14 strew, kr.p tht trtvent and ennl as s of I situ me Putout 1 sanatd• 1 N.B. Astaire D ll >`.. 7e Tt 4 '•rk st a Kral London bite be run. is the I: I s, I at: ta.e, line,,,_ at Loth the uthc...cy Adel Thun t i \Value 1 This day was pub!i,hed, price 6s. 'HE EDINBURGH REVIEW; or Critical Journal, No. 54, remaining, 1. Lori Byron's Poeti.- 2. Catholic Questiou—S. Bentlwat mr Usury-4:10rki.71 Account of Wars with Russia—.s. Commercial Distresses °1 the Coentry 6. The Works of Surrey - and Wyatt-7. Legh's Travels In Egypt 6. l:oleridge Lay Serrrion.-9. Napoleon Bonaparte—lV. Colum hus-11.5tatements respecting the East India College at Hertford. Edinburgh : printed f..r Archibald Constable and Co. and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom may be had, The Edinburgh Review, from Its . Commencemens M 1603, or any Number or Volume separately. Also,a Genetal liules to the first 20 Volumes, price 15s. 'fin. day was pub!io,cd, in one Vol. t 2.n0. price Ss. to boards, the Third Edition, of 4., - 1 ANC H U ; or, The ?ROVERBIALISI'. ►►--,, By J. W. CU IiNINGH AM, A. M. Vicar of Harrow. Printed for T. Cadr.il and W. Davies, Strand; and J. Hatchard, Vccatl.l:7. ef a how near be had, by the sane Author, 1. ihe Velvet. Cashion. '1 rtrh ii4ttion, price sa. in hoards. V. De Ranee : a Poem Second Edition, Eve. price 6s. boards. 3. A World s 'Mont Soak. Sixth Edition, price Ss. 6d. CUMBERLAND-PLACE HYDE-PAL K . CAPU'AL FAMILY RESIDENCi, with COACH HOll.ll and STARLE, with soimed•ate Possession. TO 13f. SOLD BY AUCIION, By Mr ROSIN:,, At Garraway'sCoffee-kowe,"Chaaga Ally, Tuolll• D ty. the 15th March nest, at fwelvc o'Clock, A VERY DeiirAbie LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held fur a Terns of upwards of Seventy-one Years, at a Pepper corn rent, comptisius a capital RESIDENCE, contra!) • diously planned, handsomely fitted up, and adapted f•,r the cc cotumodation of a Noblsinsn or Gentleman's Family, situate in Cumberland-Mace, I lyde Fat k, late I he residence of a personage of die-Mellon; contaating, on the U, per Fluor, five iptud Bed.. ronuts; Second Flour, two excellent th•shthitilib...s, a Dressing mons neatly papered, Landing, and I lon...maid s Closet ; First Floor, a nolde Drawing-roam us front, walls colauref, finished with handsome cornice, and marble chininey-piece, windows to the Bone opening to a balcony, communicating by fohling•dnors to a back Drawing room correspoodeutly fitted up, and a god dolr ; on the Ground Floor, Entrance Ball, Veil ibule, or inner hail, walls stuccoed and painted, stone staircase to the second storey, with iron baluster and mahogany hand-rail, a capital Di ning•parlour, Library, and Bath-room, Water closet, and Yard at the back. In the Basement are all requisite Offices. Wine sad Br:•r culhis,CO2l.rallitill, &C. &C. lu Berkeley Mews a Omen boos., and Stable. The elegant and fashionable linnsehold Furniture, plates of Glass and klatures, to be taken by valuation. Tu be viewed by Tickets. Particular. on the Pre:Mies ; of Witham Nein:l.l4le, Esq. Solicitor, Hues-street, strand ; Vizard and Blower, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn FielAs; at ti eSu i sariptlon Horses, St.Jamees-street; a' Garrawirs; and in Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square, of whoa% 1 ick.•ts tor viewing may be had. WAKWICK-MIRE. CAPITAL AND VALUA, ULE FiIbEHOLD ES fA Eligible Dwain-House s Offices, Farm-Houses. Out•buildings, Cottages, dm and upwards of NINE HUNDItLD ND SIX rit ACRES . . ..... _ _ Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Waal Lands with hue sheets of Water, alwundinj, with Game, and in a fine sporting Countr). A very eligible Fr., .city :ur investing 111ourr. - TO BE SOLD liY AUC TION, By Mr. MAIM., At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Clianze-Alley, Cornhill, I °Won, On lUUaiDAY, ibe ISth March, 1 3 M,at "I %ochre o'Clock, tii llue tar, AV.6lu.ible FItEELIOLD EsTATE. Utitate lit the Parish of IPSI.EY, ia the County ut %W Ak. WICK. abounding with Game, and commanding delighttul Picturesque Views over a rich tertile Country, in the centre ut Field Sports; comprising a substantial andrutumodious Dwell ing -house, with suitable attached and detached Mica, Barns, Stables, and Ou:•buildtngs ; gaud Garden, fine sheets ut Warr, and upwards of NINE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES ' _ _ Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, Woud, and Coppice Land; lying compact, beautifully diversilied by bill and dale, and divided into Fanus, with Farm-houses, Barns. Stahl's, and Unt-budd imp and sundry neat Messusges, witb Gardens, &c. bounded en the East Side by the River Arrow, within sia miles of Alcester, seven of Bromagrove, 14 of Stratford-upon-Avon, 4114 15 of /lir minghstr, and within three miles of the Worcester and Blrniing bang Can.l, in a lire part of the Country, with good roads in various directions, presenting a very capital Property for Money. Possession may behad of the itcaldenrg, and the principal part of the Laod may be tut% at Lady dry nest. The Estate may be viewed by applying to George iddlits, Eup Lodge House, !poky ; of whom particulars may be bad; of Mr. Edward Simpson, and Messrs. Spurrier and ingleby, Solicitors, and at the lion and Chickens, and Castle, in Vu tuiu4ham; George, Lictifield ; Angel, Alms! er ; Golden Cross, ifronisgrove ; White Lion, stratford-upon-Avon ; King's Head, Gloucester; Mr. Egerton, No. j, Gray's bin :square; Messrs. Amities and Wright, No. 10, King's Bench Walks, temple: a; Gatvaway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-cone, Loudon; where a Plan ut the Ls:ate may be seen. , rs , 01. OP ;V • •• I, ft • - e * • s.•••,•• F Nr& L PARLMAIENTARr PROCEEDINGS. HOLTIE OF LORDS, MARCH S. ; In the Inch cause Barrett et. Burke, decree of the Cried behave revere's'. in the Scotch cause, Craig V. Howie, jedgmein of the Corset below flyers d. The Earl 11614APItilITTRY reported from the Crenm'tree rif Privileges, that the claim to the etiouneateris Ye.erage was toad, out. The Ear, of A: - np.111:1 I.r moved f ir an Account of the s amongst of t ilsllv•rf • • tasen in eacha v•e for th , .. New Coin - an Aceeent of she 4 .S' eel Feteress of ilei Old Coin so taken In eyesore; cm e eornt v h Produce of the CirisOlidattsd Fond h. earl se-- ra ", u lit :e tatry. 1611, to the 316 of Jae.ier). j 4.7. .•b I: • . ; • Account of the Produce of - the Aietett Taw to eve leer .':.emit the same ported; an emir rof ttes Fee le:: fN vela In each year frets I Ted to )5 1 17, and of the Itetive 1 7 '-I• aurl.eahl—e to each pa-r of t:4 rk!let en Alrentlitt .1 the t: .• .I.e. ' • lit dirt ig the scam. nerind; and an A t...flunt the Pisces .!Sr•-• •, sz ki ss & o f i t , each tieleterhe *emit period Or'. .... 1, Earl OROiVitle4.lß resented. • ,Peution frail Elre.te , WV it, adopted, isles rmed, a a very rest Italdellcetee, an..! twee.- rot:l4 signed. praetor that no m••". ileesettight be passel Li re.. straiet if Cie Piker:, of the st.lij ‘ et. 1..,td lit cat lila rel•ble o resent -el Zee or sir ',glee Pet , rims is fa. war return and `e.t. one. One ef titese as sive* . tys i lieeihirthesest. .4 • luf Car. of I.iVEdPOOI. asked, whether the Noble E 4.1 Lae teed ti:rm ? Earl G:losyrro . t replies!, that lie had, and that they ap. new-rd to hint eetit as lie m' •!:t pruperiy present. ['he wur.fs to • some of them were rather herd, but he did not thins they utig!‘t to be nicely .till. feed, especially at a pitied like the present. The Peritlot.s were /aid on the table. The Earl e LIVERPOOL ebserrei, with reference to Pt, • ' Army and Navy Seductim BM, and Treasestinbl• Practices BM, that he trusted there would be no objection to torero rd them nee stage this day. He had understood Irmo what had been end on a tanner uccasiou, that as to these Lill there was no difference of opinion, thaugh there might be some difference respecting the details of the Seditious Meetings Bill. If any one, however, wished to snake observations on the subject of these two 818, , that might be done be another stage. Earl GROSV ENOR understood the object of these Bills to be, to strengthen the laws as they vood, and would not *hied to them ; hue he had objections to the Seditious Meetings BIM The Earl of LAIJOERDALE said, that to the Bill for extend- ieg to the Prince Regent the same e.curity as that which had Leer' giv.o to the Sooereign there cored be no vhj...cron• lie believed also that there would he urn 'ejection ma le to :he ieler: but if any of tlitlr Lordslips wished to ttmke an f vbser..%4lims respecting it, c.it.daty that need be done in another s:.-,e ot the Bill. Both the BVI: were then read a second time, and committed for to-ntotruw.—Adjourned. 110:ISE OF COMMONS. The second reading of the Game ['reservation was poste pntica to Ni..nday General Ti it lON poetponed from Tuesday next to Wed- nesday nets his tatulen for an Account of the ditalluziot in the Aseriveil Tsars, uCCA•iselled by p.rems abroad. Mr. Lit I t E1:10.4 kosipimiel to uesday the 18th March, iti• mothin oa she aul.j...t of :he Aitz,ty. Air. 1 811111 KECK pres.ired a ['melon from B.irticach, in .eieestei Sisis e C•tissidds;;ll• 4 ul tie Jillcesetsn of the l'uors' Kates. Mr. CicidE LANs. I Ore pros. nerd a Peti• ion seam the Cloth. "workers in Gloucester. seeing the distress to which they hero been reduced by the estendon of M ichineey. Tim CH ANUBLI.OII of tha F.XIME(2I/ Eli moved the Or. der of tie: h iy for the House; shoe imo a Com - Atm et 'fbe Home l.aefhg gone biro a Committee. 1 he CH INCELLOR of ate EX.;IIIQUER moved a Rests. lu:iou that a suet ere setieediog .Ctue,ouo tie graireed to loss Mr jcsty, tr reatie hen is peeviil:: for such expenses of a civil na. titre in Gr at Britain as did not 1 sent a fart of the ordinary chergea of this Cittil List.—die reel es. lard PALtilEitS lON moved a Reselutinn that a item not . smote:leg .4..e.euGo h, granied toWersli deceyiug the -htegts of his Ma;:aty's Land For t e, et home cams. Aimed, eeeirine the Forces st.tiuneti in Frautr and - hese emeloyed sn P-rthorial possessions of the East lodta Coal pany. for the terit.c; of the current year. Sr I. Nk.WPOK whbeito ask, whether Ministers had it nut in centemplatlon, on obtaining it is hrge pram, to adjuure the Home tsar a longer period than tonal at Laoter ? Tula, he was a upinton. ought above all things to be avoid e d. • The C.IANCF.I.I.Od. of that k..XCHEQUER said, he was lint aware of the *made hemming to prupuee an adjournment beyond the usual time at ra.ter. In answer so a gaestiun front Mr. Curwen, the CHANCEY I.OR of the I...XCHEQIIER stated.that co material result cooed lie coptcted frosts the I. ttttt ui sid the Pittance Couteettee fur a month at Ica,t, an 1 that he Pal to obj..-ction w posiposte ;or part of the Eeimates iii which there night be a tl:ffererice al topinien, till the Reprt sit the Fit eitee Lontinittee with respect to Deductions in the . I ....tabludoneut was belure the Home. •I b e was then agreed toe Ihe .3 IL • f the EXCilli 4 1U R moved that a rout nut ceding L iste,the?, grw:ed tow: ads dterayipe the skaters of the Beard of Olduatlce !or the cerrent year.--tlgree4 to. '1 he House resumed, and the Report of use iessuiu lees was ordered to he received on Frday neat. Mr. Lill I'ELIV:st moved for as Ascount the hunitter of Pete•cetiens avid Convictions under :!:e Lottery Act for tt.e last fourteen m00d..., the number ut prus:cmiona 'der the Lie le Go a. t for the saute period, an I fair the sums pod to Inferm rod her reissued of t•reeecutioe, &c.—Orilered. Mr. DOUL:I.A.; D I F.W.lttl I ,n:witted a istr'ii.sn from the Burg. ears and other Inhabitants or the Royal of A 11.1.11. tor Pa01i...m.1.0u Reform. The petition wa very toLtEls.tuubly Awsrth, aid the s.g.sa•Ur. s were very resper , alge. isr P. 11tJitDI I l wishe I to ,cat the .ates.t.o+l of those Cam- thmien who ware so ecropuluas a. to the ....nave in wtoc's Ise I- does ought to be ir.,raed, that the retitiont , s in it s c 34:, al 110 C canline themselves to Reiman, I,u: prayed AIM f ar a Red:whoa of the Interest ail the N..t• Oche. he Peetion was read sad 'Aides est :o 0.1 t! ei e w. e General GROSVIINOR. stated, that, whet I.e emit last eight re. Trelillg a petition twin the cey ut Chester ni.“..t us slit- Habeas eu.pus Att, w•ach toad but tie presented to the flouw, had basis tr.intept,st filed an alvont ad 0. the Newspapers—some of thew c..114.‘ at a petition fur P., hamens tart' Motorist, ...d tabus • peet.un tie. toe Sevens:um of the Habeas Corpus Act. beARCITY OF FOOD 1131 IRELAND. Mr. MAURICE FITZGERALD seid,in mewing for an inquiry into the aunnent and state sit Htuesats Food in Ireland, with a view ha af.cei tales whether or not it miAlit be eve/rest to prohibit dietiilation in - that country, it was far from ins inteation to en,. barrass Gov:lament in ally respect, lly proposing any measure the tendency of which would be to pio-.:ti,e el ditninitt:6ll tat Revenue. He aas a ware th rt ouiries sit this Maitre ware in genet- al cAkutatcil to ceche very serious apprehensions ill the minds of the ptopk, and ptrhaps to aggr .vate the evil tjley acre attended to remedy. But there had occurred sonte circumstances in Ireland. of so unpleasant a nature, that he conceived an inquiry - of the nature now faro. posed to be Absolutely necessary. It a its ai h faction he had lately heard in tf e Hesise, tit4t the Government had no reason Ica tuppemiii; the etistence 'Pi any political disaffection in I:Atito ; and he was convincud that the reasons for excepting Ireland !rota the Suspension Bill were well founded. gluts, hows.ver, of a very serious nature had lately taken plat.; in lei laud, at oac place tu particular wu ge msmoomninnenemsesaimossmassa.....--__