The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-12-12 00:00:00

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A Uiil of the kind Must satrap brio. - the LS mouths since it was passed,' what public pay. 'Count had been um& in guineas ?—Sineb its operation ' vommenced, millions of guineas had been exported. IVltat • was the state pf the law previous to this Act ? It forbid the melting and the exporting of guineas, audit prevented neitheir i and nor, superadded fel the ioefficacy of the former taws, comes an Act which gives a promium'of 2S pei cent. on the vio lation of those laws: The present' Bill operates as premium of '25 per cent.. on the kapoitarunt of gold, and in thesarne proportion on its re-imports.i Lion. Toelte ounces of silver purchttse, iccording.i to the nominal value, one &lute of ;Old, and this i one ounce of f old, by being melted er eirportett, pur chases 15 ounces of silver. To ' say that in Ihia'atate.' of the market price the nominal and real Tuttle of gold I were the same, nub saying that 12 tvasequul to 15,0 r a part to the whole. Sr. ROSE said, that though his Won. Friend who bad just sat down, had %Wax! that the Bullion : Report should be reconsitleresi apart, to whirls wish 1 h 2 (Mr. Rose) concurred, it was quite impossible ' separate it entirely frettithe present subject. As to the statement of Bank-notes hating been sent to Canada, he had never leaint that any had been scot to that country for the purposes mentioned. 11,e , must, however, doubt iittreinety that the I;eprecintion • there could be 30 . per cent: as they must be at least of equal value with any bill of exchange, being pay. able in Loudon at sight, and having a security, which must be preferred to aoy private security whatever. lie was ronvineed, that If Parliament had . ; adopted' peremptorily the incaution suggested by the - Burnett Committee, 66 that the should bo obliged to pay in cash after two years," it would Itave . pt:educed the utmost possible confusion in the 'cOhntry.* Me would ask anyman, how it was pes sible that gold could have been provided for that I purpose, when the country had net the means of ob. taitiiiig gobs ? Without a considerable balance of trade in our favour, it was impossible to bring gold', into the country; sti.d us to va s t was now in it, it was not suticient for the °home market. When the market-price of gold was much . above the Mint price, it ridicaloul to think of a eoiitage ; for the • *siney so coined would be again exported or melted down. In corriboration of this opinion, he read an extort from a book written in the last century by a r. Barris, w:ho was employed in the Mint, He con. ceired, that the tiiaice given , by liord King made the • 'Bill absolutely necessary,estheesarnple of a mail of such high character might.be followed by many others, whose motives were net so fair and honourable. As to the two prices, he thought that it would be a par.l titular. hardship .on the public Creditor, who was 'WO to take the Bank-note at twenty shillings, and might immediately suffer a considerable 1033 on ' bringing that into to wilt. li-e- then proceeded to show,. that the high p a. of geld was not either a necessary consequence or sign of the depreciation - of motley. In MO the price of gnltl was 31. 17s. per ounce, which was nearly the same that it had been a century before, although 'the depreciation of the value (.1 money in that time hod been in the propor. tion of SW to 276. Thegreat rise which took place ! in the price of gold, was in the year 18013, when, by the measures of the Ruler of France, an onex yowled stoepege of our trade - had taken place sin Germany, and every means had been taken to pre vent remittance, (two the Continent to this country.,l The outgoing:* of the country had M some late years ; been as high, as tweety4nur millions,- while a stop. ' page of our trade prevailed. Last year no less than seven millions had been expirted for• corn, awl this neeessity had - now existed for many years. This wns very steticient to account for the present high price. of told,, and time state of the (*changes. Theßight Hon. Gentleman then shotied, 'by , *felling to dif ferent dates , that the price of gold did not necossa. ritv 1141 ry with the rates of exchange. • •• • .Mr. PRESTON %lion& y supfilirtod the all. tiItOTHEROE • expirisedltis -concurrence antis that part Of . the width' protected - tenants. fro" the 'obligation to pay their rats itt gold. . • Gentleman, whose name we amid not learn,- • 'poke in favour (tribe Bill. ' Mr. PROTHEROE again turfs in 'support of the spit .;• ; : r. - The CALNtELLOR 'of the TXCITEQUCH. in • eaptatukilist: Mr. %# iliTsatA 9 said, the Right Rein. Cert.! tkfnal, ever egnitibt hint, 'the Nestor of the Treasury Bench (Mr. Rear.), had enhirrda,greittlleal bn the! ruireirierousellects which tlit'ealitteoce of two prices wou:doccasiou in the o'ilistity; - tserd maintained that : this law had been floe means Of ting4wo prices. Eat thi: grcuud of the Wight irGent: was lately and entirely vicolef (* . ileitis time eve', the lowest necosarias of life were Errata the Maritot at t‘,bo prices.' in'a letter whTch rebeived from fist h, lbe Kvsinforrfed that tab iirlitialieeree veil tbere ! fx pa:atyes— that three guinea's in 'Old purchasecras many , potatoes a s'4l. 7s. in •Battit.tibtes' and Seib r.-- Notnithstanding what to itiattred Getttleuntit (Mr; • Preston). had Ailbanced on the'sUbject rit contracts,' • he could state that he had ben informed, that when. a man found he had made a bad bargain, he frequent. ly insisted on receiving paYtheat In gold, and when *hit druid not he given him, he set aside the bargain. An Ilan, Gentleman under the- Clattery (Mr. Pro. therm.), bad given 'a very pathetic 4eScription of the situation of the tenantry of this country. Would you have them, said 11e, to be treated like negro slaves, deprived of their goods, and imprisonerrat the eiprice of their landTords ? The tenant of Lord King against whom notice of action had been given, • happened to he's sank Director. lie believed there • were hundreds of landlords in the country who now Cloned to talk yery hig'on this subject, and yet were es,trentely mortified *tied they found,that Lord King bad not succeeded. • with respect to Groh' Co be world tell the Chancellor of the Exchequer that he - I,‘ 1 V 4 ! A ; STATI6S3IAX. _ • • ••• • _ .•~ • ~ . had,rereiveti several letters frem different parts °fib, .ceuntry, nesting, that the buying and selling of pi ne& were very common every where, and flint guineas , fitld been regularly sent oti . from Liverpool at the tate of 2R, and eget, no high as 295. lf . thii law was. 'rtipealcd, thone . persons who now hoard their gainetts,', from not, being allowed to dispose of the tit their, proper. value, would immediatel, come forward wick their hidden hares, and the specie which was so mu*/ wanted for our troops in the Petii!isula,"%iould he 4aiitec? bout ditlieutt. . • ny "il,sori. It ta•ks4s.:l tornr.r • _........... opened for the üblieinspection of the many tine ht nam e ;:rl:4llifite4l.e‘issi:ervt:llllB:l,Lit:PlifT:pui4":::midrti-,GprlicLB4:64".,„,:ineili,rt:::: t y :l a nij r7 : d ri ste , ; (l.Bw :ift , E ine. d e ; S ts t : ti c l i w t r° ,l l i t c r Vi h ti .w t i o nfi t ,e s 1 At ttl:lpi;listi,:i;(;:tiirr,svc.,t.;.litti,lo.:..,:j,,,,,i,„o:4l.?wiriuktli.,:f..o,f;ll.)(4.Bl:o;Ksit:ll.cari it'll :.1 i Lit ATUlt t f e , A j m n i r g r i u l dwi l v e : , Scullinor.-11-.l4ouquet Recruit des flt ,, rie ll . .1..T .r.": Club resolved to offer at their Meeting hot ChriAmos. The , gOnspinty, wets very select which attetxlild in the course of the day, A !though kws numerous than we have olset red on some previous west nwi. The labels fixed up at the heads of the several animals in the 1 s i tttorr-que Ifalmete. I,trie, b,, r i eo . l 1... ' i '''"' - '/' yard, stated sue names of the viduals to I, hom the dibrent Quimot _ mer. civok, 6,,,n _lig , in r . prises bad been awarded in their dtferent classes.l. evace rte. p,.,, 1 The wielding of the company was numb' directed throngh the ! tun;, --,init_ensi.4innVi:,7lc.,, i t i l t s , 4 , t i e . ~..'lv t . y „ n• 4.. , elity„ to Air. John Wes:car s very,4ne tieroford ox, shown as ex- Moire l • '-'-----. ..11.1141.. ,'• Mt stuck t and to the very extntortliaary, w e i t i l e n4l . e se .c v , e tu n t y d ea ct i t . , o.i i..., :i i i mmtel ) v 4 a , no ! pr l : 3 l: :, :e , :; :it i ., L o l ier ,:, er ' sb , " . l iedii ,: : : :ol l l : l o : . ' nlit ' x ' l ,.. ll l ll l :lol l .: f hld e y l: 3,ll,od lil iant4 : ll: . ae. V ...Bzq : : t. : .e i i.: e ...u . " l . : tnes 'i i n :: iti l h ~. 1 isfow I..ire:ter ewe, exhibited by 'Mr. John rohl,tusd that !Ms borne seven lambs, fed on c rass and turnips Lir terms only. i A bull was exhibited, and several sheep and pip, without any 1 , 1 particular designations. Mr. Gardner exhited his patent turnip-cutter. Mr. Win:Plenty exhibited tau very excellent ploughs, prin. i l I.7l i ii me ili G le re lN at e o pe r Properl y 171-----"---rri541nit5hvgt.,..zi.,L1...:T..,,,....,.., ~,.. eipally constructed of iron. - I•tur ; et At three o'clockvech of the Company as were Members of the I of Laud , al Rishop's Salton, , tear A Iresfurd, *lu toe L',„„, - - flub withdrew to Freemasons' Tavern, and held a meeting, ! of Hams, wad a Herb .111 Estate e•teineus. 'I Richard Astley, Esq. in the Chair, in the absence of the Sable : President. The ',remittals to be offered for the next year were ,A t ri IthiefAEar(t;i'anit ihilAttßr.try,.lol‘..pirron.ll-#tit.i.el:tci°7ll:lollNint:k;to.r‘LE;llllol:inic, F l s considered. &sera! Gentlemen were nominated for judges of . DA Y. December Is, 11 To.'lve. in To . 1.0... s ' the next show s John Cann . , Esq. Mr. Marshal llsompson tioade, and Mr. Win. Sedgn mit, were elected Members of the i . 11l 'to of several excellent Ftlt mS t ruatal: Club, and adjourned till Monday, at half-past two o'clock. . PAGHTEEN 11UNI)RED AND FOItTY TWO AC vs The Company then sat down to a very excellent dinner, FAm. Thomas Water.. Esq. In the Chair; the discu.sions on various i::: ::: : r i i c i A l l aws t e ! eA c ly r j ' e . l l l4 ,t 'r e i l ' i rt .. . i . w: s h ::l ' e l ::: ll : l( )). ) :nr gl eo l r : :,z4p. t ati e fe e e :l tnn i t e :, :h ly s ei:: : . e !e c i o .fr 1 4 : : : : - agrieultural topics; and some excellent a isle, kept the company ! .. , u: , pareet of aa.5.1111/.5 Sutton, within Io .1 Mires of Air,,,f o u r I ' L i ! together until a pretty late hour. - - 1 Six to SALES. without T. . • Mr. II BB nal% a f Kerry, linft • nt4er experi enced any diilertitre either in bu)ing oriel:big pro oserty, vs nether des medium Wai Bank-notes Guineas. • Sir EDIVARD MAY supported the Bill. • Mr. W. SMITH, when he was at'Nnrwieh, 'on . derstued that a person connected with Go*ernment, I and generally termed. an agent of poi 'eintisent,"was in the predict of. buying Ts. Pieces end Vane's. Mr. STEN! 1•;\ - supported the Bill.* t •. ' .' ! Mr. Alderman SMITH made a few remartairtlch 'we were unable to hear.. . •:" ; • hiewrs. WILI-TBREAD, lIUSIOSSON, RA:: E, and I, 3 ItOTH KIWI.; esplained. . - 1 . • A new . Member, whose name we heard was GIN ; NEY, made a few observations in oppositiou to the _ 13111. The Household Bill went through a Committee of ' the *hole House; and was committed. The Report was brought up, and the Bill was ordered to-be i printed, and to , be taken into consideration on Mins : day. Lord PALM ERSTON brought up the Esti. mates of tbs . Army Services. The papers were ow; dared to be printed. - - l Leave ivas- given to bring in a Bill to enable the 1 :Assistant Secretary of the Post Office to frank. let:i tors and parcels. It was brought up and read a first time. Ordered to be read again to-morrow.. •- • •• 1 A coniersitino took place between • Mr. %it- bread, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and • Mr. Smith, about the necessity of a meeting of the House., to-morrnw. Messrs. lithitbretiti and Smith. were i against t, and laid they thought it unnecessary and. •l•contrary to precedent, that the), House should sit on Saturdays at so early a period of the Session. The keaker decided that it was not, particularly es se veral private Bills were to be presented; and. some other btrsiness to be dispatched, which could not be conveniently postponed. The House adjourned till to-morrow. Monday last the fair of Castlemain exhibited a scene of riot and outrage. Two parties, for senile days before, were preprint , for the' conflict, which cm menced at an early hour; but in la wh,nrt time one clan, by a preconcerted plan, retreated precipitately, while the other rapidly advanced, until they pro. seeded to atessedisteure on the road to' Anna, when the retreating party tied off to the right and left, and got over the ditches, where no inconsiderable RUM ' ber of their friends lay in ambush, who, being well armed, discharged a volley of small-arms, loaded With ball, swatt-shot, Sec t s at their assailants, which i did considerable execution: Among the sufferers were David Barry, farmer, of Fieries, killed _on the ' spot, having received allgil in the breast ; Daniel Tangney, oi.Currens, a bell In-the body, removed to this town, still languishing, without hope of re et-teary ; James Collis, of Ballycrip, skull fractured ; Charles 'Al‘Carty, of Gurtalinurk, dangerously woiinded in the side •by a ball. There are many others who received, njuriet of a less titergerous na ture.—(Kerry Herald.) Maaesoadoottleamer.—Twosnevlzatort, of the I:narner or Goan:and Johnson,. were charged on sus picion of hiving stopped and robbed Mr. Bunning, I of Paddington,. on Tuesday test. The- Prosecutor stated, that he wasattacked by three or four ruffians, as he was riding on horseback, between Harefield ' and Rickmanewerth, •who roughly dragged him from his hone, and severely handled him, before they robbed him. Mr. B. had seen the prisoners. at an inn where he had baked, and thet led him to sus. : pest them. It however was reported to the sitting Mettora.—Tuesday morning early, a respectable : Magistrate, that the real persons, three ; in number, looking man was discovered murdered, lyi n g i n a : had been taken into custody, and were confined in field at Islington, itut far distant from Sadler's Wells. , uoridge. The two Prisoners were liberated on llis pockets were turned inside out, from which it is their own bail, to appear sgain if called on. inferred he must have been robbed by some villains, 1 slostey.—We are enabled by a Correspondent to and aftetatarde murdered. This mysterious circum- , ay . . I before the Public a few of the particulars te - stance is undergoing a very serious enquiry. T M ; specting the late examination on a charge of bigamy, body was conveyed to the Woelpack Tavern, wea r :at Marlborough-street Police-Office, on • Friday the spot, for a Coroner's Inquest. , i se'nnight, as noticed in many of the Papers, The Proxeretsseist.—Weclateday morning, a young , Prisoner had beeo the wife of Henry Alden, a jour man of the name of Weston, by trade a turner, un- . neyman sawyer, and • entered into the service of the dertook for a wager of W.. to go on font from the, late General Bowles, of Fitzroy-street. Shortly of - • Obelisk, St. George's-fields to Morden, S u . rrYs an ti ' terwards, Alden was prevailed upon to sign a deed of back evil) in two boors and a quarter, the whole separation, and subsequently was induced to go to distance being eighteen miles. lie started at eight Scotland and suffer a decree of divorce to pass against o'clock, stopped to bait at Lower Tooting a few mi.. him by default, upon an assurance, that he should' notes, then proceeded on his journey, and 'reach"' be permitted to visit his wife„aud that they should Morden five minutes after trine o'clock, and after re - lire together as husband and wife after the General's' freshing a short time, started afresh, and completed i decease.—The General, who was nearly eighty years bill ptiritey, winning by eight minutes, apparently ! o f am married the Prisoner, who is under thirty very little fatigued. A number of bets were depend . ing npen the issue. Odds at starting were 4to 3, .tsw,.at St. Pancras Church, in Deomnber last. The I termer marriage was at St. James's, Clerked sell, in land 5 to 2 anaitist him. 1 • , 1791.1. Alden is still living; the General died in As a number of people were looking at the flood I , Lin. tbeiti‘iter, . part of Strecksiell:etreet Glasgow , on • • - • August last. The Counsel for the Prisoner produced 1 a copy of the decree of divorce, and contended that Thursday seinnight, a dyer's apprentice in• that neighbourhood wantonly laid told of a boy of this- 'she contracted the second marriage without knowing ;it was illegal. On the part of the prosecution, evi teen, and threw him down into the water, and as he ' was getting up pushed him down again. A largebull • 'deuce was offered, to prove that the divorce was oh dog, bilosiging to the dpi-work, not choosing to be . brined by fraud and collusion, and that the Prisoner had Cohabited with Alden since the decree was made behind his fellow-servant, seized the poor boy, turn. Iby the Scotch Court. The Sitting Magistrate declined bteil hinedowu once more, and, besides • biting him slightly an the arm, tore his coat niftiest to pieces.— The poor boy being rescued by the bye-slanders, the - ! - committing the Prisoner for trial on account of Lol ley's case not haying yet been decided, and left the .'Prosecutor to proceed by indictment at the Sessions. ;apprentice was soon after lodged in the Police-Office, • No-rice.—l IreNity LPEN, residing at the full and Pound, ;and tiext day prosecuted by the Fiscal before the : Brad-wall, ieat..C.brise Church, Surrey-road, sawyer, do I Sitting Mngistrate, who ordered him to be impri- hereby _ g ive Nutter, that I *will not be answerable for any Debts which rny lawful Rife, Elizabeth Alden, now'calling sowed 2 1 hours, and to be farther d e t a i ne d till he brivelf the Widow of Major-tienenel Robert_ .Ilowles,rfar lAhoulti pay a fine of 40 shillings—and also gave or- . seedy ..... . of . B u o ar ntly ia , t, bi s n i last deceased, l'rer .k.Azrilyii - 21,t`en; ' dert,that the master of the dog shooed find security to keeb him tied tip. l Al l ife ri n ?.t . o g 4 veldts,* may euntract, or cause to be cuntraeted, ~ •-•- -•-••• -*idiom my knowledge and prrntisvinti in writing. AsTONISus4o novae,: FROM Two POTA10101j•••••'"`. -- 'f' -•' •• Wia11.‘ 1 0 0 . 64 0 11N' 54 - 41 " " i U r c ' " 12 ' • ••' `HENRY ALDILIS. • A Clergyman, in the neighbottrhood Of Bath, in d i mness ALFRED RiciTARDs. , April last, wishing to try an experimefitatith a spe- i t Friday !Doming, as a Gentleman's coach was • cies of potatoe called the Purple Kidney, divided; . driving meetly, down 'ritchborne-street; ever the, two of them into quarters, antlplar ed the eight sets ; as fl aymarket, attended by a lame ceitiage dog, the :about 10 inches deep, and 18 inches asunder, in a . animal was sulltlenly.attracted by a line neck of mut bed of gnod ground in his garden. The"crop was I ton, carried illy a tray by cbutcher's boy; this Carlo ! dug up about a fortnight since—the potatoes pro- I i n stantly seized and escaped with it in his month, f•duced-were 420 (in which account none wereincluded lof a size less than a double walnut), and they ' pursu ed b y . the astonished lad ,need a :anther of pet . -- sons crying, - " Stop thief ! " . Every attempt to ape t weiged .431:tiouuds. No manure was put in with the, prehend the depredator, proStei vain, and he carried fplants, e stor were they hoed up more thai °nee. One 1 off his prize in . triumph, amidst the laughter ant/ I dozen at these potatoes, when taken from the earth, limey's of the numerous spectators who witnessed this I weighed 18 pounds. The two potatoes , from which ( 'singular rubbery. ' 1 ... I this.suvprisites crop has been nbtained, did not weigh Custom, Nev. 28.—Yesterday Johnltoche, an more than three quarters of a pound wit. active and intellie o ent Constable of this town. upon • Arrsurr AT Assessrwertote.—Op Thursday, s the information he derived frum a woman, seized in the• 3d inst. about half past nine o'clock, as Mr. Ashton, Main-strek a 'person concerue'l in a very atrocious beadle •of Boston,. was passing along- Petticoat-lane, murder, which was committed some time ago in a , on his Ivey home, a desperate ruffian, who had been waitingaboutfor the purpose suddenly rushed upon certain county. This person, having two brought 1 : 7 . ......, - -L'oz Esusi before Sir Richard Jones and the Ifigh Sheriff, made him, and having knocked o ff his hat, Struck him a full disclosure of the facts. tie says that, since . p ininized• by the ti ea Noiblooo, it to Ill' . ~, s welt are h' ° the f ollowing hos i Jill 1, ..`e -' • mnirshie Lto ev, * „,... violently on the head with a bludgeon, exclaiming at the murder e .he . always imagined the viCORI Rs pre- , sm"eak'ine to their owii Chilate , o. ;old alvi r i c s: . 4lc4.'..,• :. i CHING'S PATENT ‘VO It 1 .. 4 i.OO. 1. o the same time, with a horrid imprecation, " I hope sent, accusing him of the deed—and he appeared not their r espeetiie D ia. : Jarmo howl-. ..t i e .d i: l : in rr ia .:, l ,4 l . t Oa lI 7 P I I have done for you!" Conceiving that Isar had cr- 1 , Sishfti•hary, Aloultl(4l l L• oc u4 e , fected -his diabolical purpose, the villonger destrous•of evading justice. The woman hes Tawir l i,e 7or;u•r ai t u t i lle Ita ,, c . ii . Tvev ii e f v. L 111ili iudantly heen lodged in t place of security. Mofives of pro. • )fie". the Riot li„nt."l",•inie,Carolit.e C ootifs l i Ll , sa.kr: re . made off ; leaving the object of his attack weltering L ' tc h g le d di r i n e s 'et the Sea rook 0 4 .thence prevent us at present•from stating more part- ; 84,,t0n, Soy awl grit., noel Y 0 c in his blood, but fortunately nut fatally wounded. culars.--(Clenetet Adnertiser.) • . per, Ludy Loves, and mane ot er .1 character, ton isanierosa. to invert After a short interval, Mr. Ashton was ablate make •.• •corset of era.Pa 'f ' his way to his home ,. and lii , we 'have• pleasure ht Isee e rue Seijoetit eithire. Arrieted. Mk. rout and nlO4 c ountry Medicine Vcolders. iii earnestly that ii•g r i on le • saying. [fist recov e ring .--W e -, hone • taaisrown)„*ewicit I 6 1 13 DO. 9, - A. 11. and 5n- ild: each. :;' . SCOrCH SM4CKS. • . • liold at Sir. Satire-, 1. Chen ; . iti , x ,,, ~t , ! .9LI the most petite flertJona will be made to discover, King/riot/fie (Cricht,l4lSl I 9 CM i-• •9; A. bt. __.. .. and bring to coedign punishment the perpetrator of . Mall WATtilt AT I.ONDON.EtnII3GE VHS OAT. LONDON: ('rioted sad ihrtca. t 4 7, plow -set Ibis atrotious outroge.—(l3ldoi atatio.) .- • ' • Morale& theissutes wheat, i ilivaniesaf .*:04410101,1Fic„,, _ .... . . - .. Publithed he It. Enema. si '4 • Eicaur DUNDRED POUNDS A YF,Ait, rin d a resp.iii,ihle T. omit, at u libcral ;renal, may be ,cnu:edi. atrly Omitted, Al!t, a Freehold Fbtale, tmla,ll SU 1 - 1 . 41 N WOOD, filled with fine grow inx Beech Timber, on.l roolniitine tiree Acre! of lame:. told a Colt..ge antl (inflenow and a Indi of Land adjoining, wish I he Great or Itrnotialli:lol •)f she fainte. The )i•aaie may he viewed on application to Mr. tl . e Proprietor, tit It Willi's Sutton ;and PAM( War.. had Sti rtn , .itrin t le the sole ; Moo at the Swan, A lre-1 ird ; Sono. A1t.,,; 11, 44. Faintiank; the Arno, Kningrttike; the Dolphi,t,Swic,. umphnt ; and in Cnveid-gardrui. Elegant Leasehold Residence, MaMellon-place, cent, It tis.ell-muare. • I 1) LE. On the Premises, no hION DAS, December 21, at Twelts ii Cloth, rLE LEASE, for Twenty-Due Years, at k ina ,d erme a „i, o f nu EL•caut LEASEHOLD it LSL DEE. in the • perfeet order, situate and hri,l \4l. Mahtts,diiii-phre, Cutimi Crrt•cct,t, wit: ,in two (toms or 14e New RJ:,II. The litetaiseg are four Aorieti itn• Iti.!inelyt, mod eiztoin, on elle g round Dour, No!f.r. mid ten entrance hall ; .4) IPe lion arc,H Imo, draw I lig r.m.mc with f , dditut &tore, hillentoy the whole runge of tront,a4k 4;; J: emote vita4do ; no the tecond and third doors sure four excellent with door;; ;Ind on the ha,enacut an excetlent light kitchen, wash-h00, , e, purity, nreited vault , s o . Th e Purchaser is to rake the Fistit.ee, which ore adapted in 0 * :•tly be accommodated with nhy plat 1 1,, e fachitNable Forititure at a valuation; mid immediate Pooremult il!!o• • Nat he viewed three days preceding the Sale. when ;girl. ed nay be had of Ale.srs. Hindle, 28, ( . 4:um Ant% ._-._ PRIVATE ACTS or PARLIAMENT. it may be useful to those who have occasion to obtain Private Acts of Parliament during the present Sepsion, to he informed,. that Friday, the 18th inst. is the last day on which Petitions far the purpose can be presented to the House of Commas'. .Residence, with large Vl'olled atn:ett, Coach-liause, Stahliug, eCe. Cnothern ell. . . Pv Wpm. II IN OLE. On PIP Premiie., on TUESDAY, Jilts. 3, at Twelve I , Tliwk, 11% order of the Assignees of kleruef. 'lute* Brown, aid Sctt. IN inwinerehtnt•, Bankrupts, ASPACIOUS LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE. with fore-routt, Loge nailed garden cloe.e.l with Owes fruit-trees. conch•hou•r, stabling for three vorse,, int rotr nient ottee3, now in the tocelpation trf Mr. S I,affil If 1'4,11'11. Nate and being the corner of the Lane leading to Cambervi glove. Prrini-es are in gond repair, and snitahle In the no•com morlntiun of a reopeemble Family. The Premise- air held for an thiesoired arrow of nine years, from Midsummer last, :it the very low rent of 10,11. per autism. Immediate powrsrioti will he Riven. To be viewed six dais preceding the Stile. when RirtirtiLors nay he hail WI the Pre s lklbet at Ontraiiiny's; nod of Slotat. 111.44 e, abbacerrlittie. • Elerint Furniture and Erects, Caa:berst ell. By Messrs. 11 IN OLE. Oa the PiemLes. on T ['DID AY. Jonalarr 5, and Waning Day, by Order of the As.ignee., Tut Excellent 1101.1SEROLD F1111,NITI:ra Stock of claire old P 0 ta nod NI A llt 1 WIN Lh; a noble Pier Olass, plate, 75 'inches by 1J; capital Nlahuosy Library Boukcaoe; select Library of Books, in el 'gam BO& 'tags; Laws Prints a Patent Mangle, and .a her (- feels. of Mr. Samuel Brown. The Furniture compree. ;As four-post bedsteads, with mahogany pillars, and Oulu lone. lures ; Botler's palest bedstead nod farniaire ; 6esoliord fan •e feather bed/ and bedding; Nell - made cabinet articles, in nun;. robes. rheet of 'bowers, dre•sing, tables, u dress with folding door:, secretary add bovukcase; it cstpitil ,et of ',ta bu:any tables, with circular coil , . tine a and ; a u tog t. rendre sideboard t a sarcophagus cellaret ; set:, of mahoosr porlostr choirs, W ilk ;Mill hair seats three sets of motive French windo w-curiaim ; pier 'sod cMI ln,ey g 10,,e4 trod ros tra utirrors ; a cavital eight-day cluck, by Banter; kitchet requisites ; a quantity of coal!, and tarsus alter rtfecti. To he viewed two days previotti to the Sale, when Citv logues may be bad on the Premises; and of Messrs. Iliiidir, Cesaneery-tone. • Messrs. I ales, liroon, nail Srott's Vaitodile Stock of Moo, Lillllefi, Ste. St, %try-at-hill, ritalllta,lfCrl. By Nlessrss HINDI. r, At their Sparintte Ramo, its, eliati:ery4 we, nu TV EC DNY. Decentlwr 2 2, :and following Ray, n Twelve, by Order .if the A , signoto; I irmiE Ft It:ST PART of the Valuable and Entire -AL STOCK of choice WIN LS, imported in illis 11.,we from the mom eininent Niercbanis at Oporto, Sii - lin, and l;:o deist; consistiog of upwards of 28`0 (I, , zetts of choice old W iled Port, port of the favourite Vintages of 18:19. \ 1801, Rad IS ; nod nearly 9110 J bottles of tine old 1•;:isi billet Madeiro Claret, r.i. :ell, CP:lc:van, Muscatel, Brion*, canaiv, Po. oretta, LiAwn, and Mountain t :dot, nine Pipes of , Paset eu'el•• lent Port Wine, in the woad : acid up words of 251. 1 0 Gallows( very suporior Ruin Sbrub. Wendy, Ruin. Ilailiind., &t: A rept quantity of empty . casks:, 2411.4:0 of evaptv Mos illA • tk., copper mcasnies and penis, wilic•lanotete, &e. • 11.•usrs. Hindle revertfutly reCUMMend this iiin.o4 Sank to !be Public, being a superior itesei ioti )))) of choice ‘h inei Ad Stlirit;s•rtaa u•.l..ont‘st the genuine Stuck of ibis o ldsrsialitiwrd Virg. The Stock to be viewed six days precious to the Sale, at the Vaults, No. '' : St. Mary-M•bill, and Sznples had Mont Pr it kr), whenCnistlngues May he Mail ; moo, id Gori.israi it o Mess. Kitiblev..aite Rowland: mad Rotiiies.io, Witicitvis , fray's le::-.0 au lare ; li:f rste4f i v a l e 2l...__----e-•---^" :;tut "" -Low• .. .. . -Neal u. GriMillt HOWOI4IS4I Vulaiwre, ceoloved for ate co* .• irairnre of *Sale to ifs'. Handles Aueliuo !Loomis, Nu. ih • Ghaact 1171ane. kg Mr. WACKER, On AIONITAY NEXT; Dee. 11, Int 2, E,l.evo '(`COMPRISING 4-post and toot bedsteotto, with vv 1 , a saviny pillorf, nod eollon lernitnm I poser 41 11, !* hols 1101 qtit.thle bedding 1 Pict... Most coiti:oo w•o• omoo. Reny ctuoil: of orowes*. FCCICI:IirP s NIL; I,(l.l.kfase ; d irti ' l ` u . cord. I,brar. and Peintooke tables onsdovity ~rd capital table clock, pier •n 9.1 • dri , ,a4.: - . 1 ." 1. china nod ;;Ims-, pair of globn., %%aqui kitchen 1."1' fro, k,, &c. &c. t o he %km rd she storniati of • Salt. when Cahlaitief m n ,Y N ' t7 And en the Prrmt.eve and of the • arllen, ;. :14 li e a v • • l et h/yte loom. l lfer n , 6 Y. la at the Imall A ro , ill c„, 41 4. cos Flll. Ci ACR,I3 P *quo, -or i u die „, le of from. 111, be 'muta- nt( Tileply IYu.l ~!, to IA 11:11e3 S An,. prig hob ; 1 5 ,,p4, • L„.. at T tr. Ito r, at k Li) 11ha1. \ 41. ltel, Or Vie I. litlijdjac W:0 r4041!,4.4 4111 g 11, awl 64;4- .ur mellow 11 extvileut So. Th e looted oft 11,,e !C 1 7 Y: eP!>IYII when ;girt. I, Chuocei;. Stu Wig, Ive t , Tlark, Brown, at 4 :DENCE, MO (Moe. Brit wo. 'amber the ncertm. ale held for ' last, :It it.? Ars.iott will 124.14iCi1L.r4 or • ,: • 1, 1 1 i l'R I i ll 't I!s,, "S