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fibt glirittoD 44E10 1 4 '.. " s .. I „UMBER 2310 ----- VAUEHALL. d ie pasaseia r of his tt..yal Highness the PRINCE of ALEN. MORROXV '[.‘ ENING, June c. , .0. Iv; I b e a GRAND GALA and Brilliant Exhibition of WORKS. E g. igs6simu o 641—Doon open at Seven, and the Concert t Ba al Eight o'Cuck. i t cu ae . m ay he secured by OS application at the Gar., is frositen is the aseiniog until three iii the ellernoun. ----WILli. CLORE 'IDE such tll' JUNE. CITE EXHIBITION ot uls EXTENSIVE VIEW of HYDE- PARKieseciiied ape a ar um, Cal Ode of two buudred feet, by Mr. DUP.OST, Pais r of Digeocks, iu which are iutrooleerJ a correct like nof the dielingurslied fitAtseilfirri of ghat fastnunaMe tort. with the MI ingis and eluipager of moat of the Sulu ' awl %mots, of tbeWhip Cleats also a eulleetioa of other Marra,noreupre Cu, Pall Mall.--Ailisittence es 6J. --- 11 l C Li iiiAT: larkßerAlLY. FHE NoA: /HMEN and GENTLEMEN eitsentril at lint.) , School, sill Dino at the Free .' Tavern, Gnat Metro virret, To-monitow, rE LoNLaD m, t i a ..2ruti 'nit . at huri.past fire o'clock. PHili RUMC,OLD 'IX SIIINGTON, Esq. M. P. 1. the Chair. lITKMAISSIII T . T' a te Hue Mr Earutey, .Vtgr trir " T W afJen of Merton College s tOldbla 'ire bir Twhwend Walker, apbs , t ( ..I(htel C0141.111t, e (we V( hatuu Marrtoit, Esq. •e. T WRATISLAII, Seereistry. 1.0.4 ts ANOgiiiiiita rat+, to be bad et Ile iLar of the •.OVER'FSM.a LA DY who is ti101 . 0114:111y —Milted to teach the remelt and Ettgbill Languages Motor!, Geography, and the Vae of this Writing, Arithmetic, Music, and Untying; her as are highly resp.etable, coneequently experts treatineat • she wishes to 'elite in a domestic • •eir,l rho sceic in we near the Metropolis; most retereiire. will be given; and, to preemie ittaiims,she will be utilized to Ladies to Mate every t o awe •wo or . three days for ao interview, ' he warm she a point ut waitinfun them. P •Id need p 14106 C. CS. to the twee Meaux. mrie i • IC.. ateopsi.le. • PLAT r. GLASS COMPANY. [1; II: ; ' , 1h117:;:r; 'tam-sae:l, that a large Assert !! of ELATE (MASS is nos uu SALE, at first n-rs, by Mr. ALEXANIWR BLACK, at the Corm irs*s Wareboese, ALBION-PLACE, BLACKFRIAftS• pilNiE, of a fine colour, saperorr brilliancy, aml of u nu fiimessions, from is lodes to 144 inches in leneth, Isi trove 10 30 79 wews in benolth; also Convex awl Vas • at Mirror', from '0 .t 6 niches diameter.—Aorl the prior - - - urtaxad any be had for Unwary, Di dery by addiesinx item to Mr. Winos Foster, at the Manofaetnry, di war Pr , 'KM, Intirmohirc —From the great improve at male of late taint In t6ia ‘lanttfartory, it is ode mai that the Company's t'iltes are equal in thrir sty, sad lave as few imperfections, compared wi:la any nopilitasa that ewe was imported. 'IMO.: ROYAL PAAIIIN, Hod LA OIES still 1. GENTLEVEN of PAaHION, UAW RUSSIA OIL mann wag the hair 6 Lel. dressing. It is so gre.st a 1101.1• ' her to Ra t es to mamma its taming grey to all periods; . °motes ski growth, prevents its filling off, and restore ea MAI photo, if the least resd,p. Several Gentlemen that irieliginsilinksai. Wan addrafgelgoitalnierifter eye-.I ly tot its moths, the bald places became covered with Ili - ,. 11e0f11.1lei Eyebelif 5, ICluskers, nod wal prevent . iiiikrt. tumieg reddiA or grey. It is tie best prepare . s the mold fur pen-tying and promoting the Hair. irs it a fsir nisi, by umw it regularly for a short time, as moot have the effect iPooly applied at interval'. It is sty temulitil persons *taring false hair, after a abort me wearing, it becomes dry and stiff, awl it is eerily dim breed Mat it is false bate. To prevent discovery. use the iwna el whey dressing, as it keeps the hair soft, sad mein its sminsemee natural. Cautioe.—AsComiteefetts are selling io petty shops, it is ileitateUrly reunited to ask for " Princes Russia Oil." Observe the label .isi the outside wrapper of each bottle M signed, is Itonl.sti gold tole, " Morlir.kasky and Primer ," ' say %Amin 1.1. at signature are couuterfeits Piss rs, per bottle, or one bottle, tontgininz four small, at sae talon, or os guinea bottles at five pounds. Sold, wholesale and retail, by the Proprietor, A. Prince, F. .4, lidnourtet, Dafoid.street ; by 'prominent, Mr. Mii)tis, Periamer to 11w Majesty, New Hond.street, Hen. dear and Sum. Perfumers to Her Majesty, Tiehhorne.street • Denim, ."i, Fienstreet ; Rip., 64, Cheapside ; Newberry Sid SON ii, M. Pours Church-yard; Davie, trot, Oiktr.l - ; Bolton, Tett, Royal Exchange ; and most principal Pl:seers or 3ledii Inc V en d ors iss the railed Kiegeloni. . _.... BiLLITER.LANE, LEADEN 11 ALL STREET. For wk, Bankrupts' Property redeemed front Pledge, and .old for the beueSt of the Creditors, being au assemblage sf men dem-siphon of modem Household Furniture, Sofi " 4 atm' bedsteads, Fire Arms, Plate, Gold and Silver Matches, L ima Drapery Gools, Clucks. do Brusaets Carnets, Nat rich Glass, Drawing-roust Sett. made 11l the reillellt Stile, large Glalleet. several Mirrors, &O. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. By Atelhfel• ARNOLD nuill CO . TOMORROW, Wednesday, ilille 90, sad follninng day, o toner o'clock, at the Redemption Office, Psu. to, 111L liter.lase, Learienliall•street, ALL we GENUINE. PROPERTY. retiet•r• al from plidge, comprising several ads of pa lm.. °Wawa, witla gum (*Willed, mahogany four-post bed steads, isith rib banging', prime bedding, rose wood awl Itch oishair.sey tanks, pedestal milelmai .Is, Grceian and et...dining tables, • tralrettea, cataineode and tones that , .•,., d•satog slant/a, thotrory glosses, Miry! arts of black cl.-co,„ ranted tit gilt et•iantba, mime hues, draper), gold and ~her , L c.... nil)' gold seals, thirty duck•yard jackets, aye - ~,,, • "pie. Mem bat rebus had paiiitiop i a g , rep, 6GM It •ame t 1 , g.t. ha. Vataltapaes at the thS ce . ..- _. ___ GIAT ER -LA NE. CH EA I)E. A (;ratsel end Mode, n Amnartneent of saw II oswiebold For nth.. e ; eithl cnpital Seta of Malsoaany Parlour U d all., vs *wally ea. rev', Milb plait 41 %solo mgr., six hani....tne aint "thee Utter-Nat lirtlaawa s outti line Finals init.nes , d.,nt riaty hrmals and litalak.unn.4.l OH' P , lll ; the Pflionty of Jantee Artastnn.u. l'etnact•sataker, takLo la ta...floas lay the Slwrilf uf Middlesex. :iv Mr. NOR - EON and at/N, Oa the Preasi. a, No 17, INntter•lane, elpap.idc. THIS HAY, nst ro-mouitt , iv, at Tneh • o'Cle'k• A l.i, th.•onl y EI-EtiANT ECTS: cum pr 'aging 7 handsome telt of janned draw isprooto float, se,' ta ao M pa oons a tonlow-C13.14101. MINIM dtnu , Iwo. 'aqua font rsst Im . dstna , ta, mole to the te e °lt" of ekran;ee, an* ono.. readier fleas, bulat. en and Pillows, field and t en . berdAtada. .oaf bed , lorg, Inver Marvil:ni . (rode % ....el cottage rounle. ,nc iarg , 16:1,la, Meld pe.isa‘ •1 n , AI-1 o•qta a prdeital lweeet, lung, e. 41::t o •ae 'o.4.J:zany p..:eaml• tart l'elleMM.le 1 . 13a4 one ...!nr and a ng'e onaano.l. 4.44. ea, r ap,t3l 'en* ect3elee. ,, d. Pea.kr..k, , awn, and Men k and die -Anne parr yla.. n and ahor u .a, and fin. p. 'tat% I:I ric it lea 'MI vitae tfpl.pagel, Meru laaoklaonae aim.," F l..afwa tae Cotal4u‘s to he had on the Pritaism This del are published, in crews aro. price IM. buards, E. GLOW; ieti f I'll BLIUS N . I Ma -1 LILTS MARI) ; translated into English Bisok Vei se J'A‘l AISON, C I . Printed fur Ttoutuas Payee, a., Paltllall. Where may bs - had, to one vol. goo priee I 2s. 10 board., The LIFE of APULLONIUS of IYANA translated from the Greek of rhilostratta, with Notts and Illu.tras isms. the Rev. JrAward Bersorrrk, Vicar of Leahy. to Ireland. Thia day is published, le folio, price ills+. boards, CKOMIVELLIAN A ; isesiss• a Chrouolaircal Narrative of seamy isiterrytinit mid important civets, mit related elsewhere, ise whirls Oliver Crnoswell was cow CerMd. sod wick are biahly illustrative or the general Bea tory of she Kimgdom, os well as the national character aatl hisliwy of the Protector and his Family. This series of events is remissly contiourd from 16 tJ to the death tel . Cromwell in 16W, witli the whhtion of other t..an...11 nuns, to the Re aturatioo ; the whole compiled knots a valuable sod *came collection of MUM Ihsu iou dilterent cot. rnporsneeus /is. sites, Journals, anal usher periodical puldsratiune, a list of whirl, is ghee iu the book. This work coutz.ms a variety eroticisml anerdotes, respect ing the teenier,, of Laielacid, Scotland, Is elsud. and Wales; sod is emludlisued with Use plates; to ' , Web is 44d.11/4. • co. putt's Index. i.onetots Piloted for M. Stacr, 5, Middle Scotland yard . Kv *lcon le repuldenlicil :tn. peke tss boards, Iti'Rl4):Vs ..ithe WAS; rattan i t ,d r‘ . and is ...het eel p tr+ll-, &C. WArre may be tatlC. rt. cot as re1cr......1 ulrOl.trer . Croat li, the +one ..sr ..s hy Cdd.ell, fruut the p..stesl '.y K 1 to the pwortoups of the rosl.sistr. Amene•vnr-Oretcr., JUNE 9, Otto. .IVOTICE is hereby view, th4t a Ses,Jou of Oyer ill and TVIIIII4Iier and Gaol Delivery, fur the trial of of . - fehres cuumillegi ou the high seas, withile the juribdiefitin of the Actinically of England, will be held at Justice Hull, in the Old Bailey, h.uduai , on TH URN DAY, the Inhof J u'y neat, at Eight o'Cloek it+ the Horsing. JOHN CHOKER. TRANSPORT-OFFICE, Suss Hi, THE CO3IM ISSION ELLS for cooducibur His ilajr req's Tronsport Seminar, Inking (we e sick 644 Mended Seamen., mild for else Care earl Custody of Primmer, of Wu, do lberroy vie Plaice, That thry will be reedy. d g 44 Ojice, on Tilt' RSDAY, toe 511. o f Jay, mu, tu ►e crier sailed Trek.% WI treat wick steel, Perigee et mu, be Sc ron , raet for supplying the under-mentioned Artichs,.ler. libelee monde eerlitle,fer deans ice o f PRISONERS qf must amil SICK mud WOOl4 DEO NEAMEN, Inc FEATHER PILLOWS. SHOES FLANNEL FLANNEL Dr. USES SHEETS. No TesderrriU be reeerneer after One erlorit as eh. /NH or nooy, ow sa g enticed, antra the Part", w ria Agent far him, perennial" attend. Each render newt be aecompapied,by a Let fn./}raw tau 'especial* Persmer, engagtng to termite lewd anti . t4l riferPle24..t4, th, Slept ef .4.apulw LL. threteateren *nes erthfrentrett. Pfitetkert pottioilari Airs. sob.; by.e"plofne ut W., nifee, eied . sentples may be tespeerel tkeStoh.keepos-Generact, Ifgg :We 4488 y, 7 haunts shwa. .- GUILDTIALL, JUNG 8, 14 THE LONYSIITTEE tor letting Oar CITYI4 LANDS, sill meet st Goiltiltsll. on Fit lOA Ohs sad del of Jaw, its ant, at te uttock, at aw.o, TO I.lins, PUBLIC. AUCTION, a Repairing Leis, fur n Years mal• Titree.lbartris, from Midsummer nest,..4 Mrsosage it Temmitist; No 22, cm the West-side of Ore occupation of Mr. Julia Taylor, Mtn Wl* cul l a y The Conditions fur letting the said House may lie seen et the Coniptrulires Office, JOS. BI. I SH NA N, Comptroller. ALBION FIRE and LIFE jNSURANCE COMPANY, NEW-BRIDGR-STREET, BIAC/LVS11.1111; EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT; For Insurance fawn FMK, and on Lions; MIA for tho Grant and Purchase of AN sr nll'llll6. Insurances dae at ?dIDSUIIMER, should be es. sewed within fifteen days lion; that period. Abativnenta arc made, according to the plat which ori ginated sub this Company, 011 the Premiums of all Eire Insurances ouc ov Lo' sr, Y. A barer advantage ie allowed 014 Life Insurance; and every facility is atforded try which the interest uad contemn:ace of the public may d M. meted. WARNER PIIIPPS, Secretary. • N.B. 'Me Company's 4Ofirte, fee the iVest end of Loudon, is nt No ()7, us the Weg•tiaie faCOSW-6029-STJLtie7, near Oxford-bat/11. . _ ••• - • - JEWELLE2I, - TIC — ASSMEN, ate. rn lie OI i11)\I;tf LlF.,Matita e leg ant Invite I GLASS DOORS, sal osier Fittiligs-op of • Jena& Shrw-rnora ; the doors and frames are of ...lama& sizes, with large panes, from is inches 1.1 au, la mahogany frames, and w.m1.1 be. • demeable acquisition to any Ferro.. in the above hues, for the Airplay of plate, jewellery. AIL Application to he omit at she Other of this Paper. Tin; are pubtalred, to , quarto, price Use Galata is hounds h-AAT.M4II - RS vff L'ffrE of Sir JOH* FROISSART.To which are added, some acetone id the Manuscript of his Chronicle, in the Eraabethrsti Liars", at artaloo, arida complete !mike By THOMAS JOUNER, Lsq At the HAW Press—Printed to White arid Cu. Hotace**. h. ad, Fleet•street. phis day is published, .twautitully PflllitBl m Nuper-royal folio, by Heasley, illustrated with fifteen Views in Aqua. tints, engraved sod coloured 'by Stadler, to imitate the original drawings by John Saudi Wavier of the Vial's is Italy sod Switneiliund,) ATOUR to HAFOD, in CARDIGAN SHIRE. the sear eine/Naas Johan, Eat U.P. By•JAMF.S EDWARD bSIITII, M.D. I.R.S. Prcsolcot of the Liaiiiran Society. Printed fur White and Co.iiiirace's bead, Fleet-al eel. This day is published, elegantly pasted iu crown urtave, price lid. w boards, the Third Edition of POE 31S; tit VARIOUS SUBJECTS. By CHARLES LINDSAY CRAWFORD, Ldrl of Crawford, and Lindsay, Viscount liarnuch, Printed fur White sail Co. liseaces•head,. Fleet-streel 'Adel) , published, by the saw Atit►x, and sold by Bcebet and Potter, No ii, Pall .all The CHRIS rIA IV, s Poeta, is Eight gooks, (the sixt► edition); sod the FIRST and SLCOND LcrrEas to t►a HEBREW !NTH /N. TUESDAY, JUNE )9,.1810. SALES BY AUCTION. CAPITAL TOWN RESIDENCE. BEDFORD STREET, - - . REDFORD-SQUARE. By Mr. BURTON, On FRIDAY NEXT, at Twelve, at Garraws)'s Ar rat:Okra LE ASEHOL II FA al Li' RESIDENCE, in perfect repair, very cheerfully si.e tome, Nu 9, Eedfuril-street, Deane& aquare,aud entailing% 7 sieepisyriourns, with closets papered, handsome tufty ' 1416 4 ronia,nrigitorl proportion, nati.drawing.rooni,diniug mum, mud 11 , .)r..ing.rcelle, loulleCe pantry, hrhlrekeeper . • ruum, culivemcut V•trlieu, and excellent rime, licer, and coal cellaritit; This &Liable ',wont) is hula on lease Cu, Aiwa chore's years, at the very uautlerAte tent of per 11011(4111 'l 'o he viescd, with 1,, IR, rutty, which, a, ith particulars, muiy be had uu the I.),,Autsa, at Goaturray'a uud Of Mr. Bus 101 VER lE.STR EET, FLEET-STREET. B) Mr. BURTON, At it:areaway% ou cluvarNEXT, st Twelve, IIE very irlestruble I.F.ASE of a vuuvroiaut 1. kick-built InVELLING-HOU/4E, wKf conintudinas I% Ai uLoures, elnriLi) situated, No. s Bonettrie-strect, Fket al,eet. The prtingie. euutoin live yeeping rums impend neat ttrarincoonn; nape, rd, httailtult.%4l.l. 8,111[10115 wart- Irmo'', With gull caaViltshall 1111404 4 "0 "" 11 , 1 wine, Geer, and t uiT celltrty6. Held w, Lealld for sat-years, et a ynnlerste Tu be viewed; and jartic wises had ou the peanut('; et Uar uy',. • Rad .4-Mr. *Moo, (Aral„ It ' - EXCELLSIt T BI ANII PRENltilitt a sat:dors. 4TlErenit CET.. • Hy Vr BURTON, Oo FRIDAY NEXT, itt Twelve, at Garraerafe,„ nrifs E very nistelde Stud truly desirable LEASE. 1. with immediate priers. ttttt ,or • brick-built DWELL ING-1101SL, three ht"rtes bißb , and excellent noway doable Goer shop, eligibly &ovate. Nu. 7s, Bialitirgatm ••treet-u.ll.ont, well raieulete,l for a grocer, haberdasher, aireasnaker, ur any triple that re:Ones good situation, trad a gear* theruegbfare.—Held tin Lease in, cite...it >ears, at a hat }rat.. Tw beebread, and puticnlati had on the premises ; .t Ottcseas; sad of Hr. Bartott, tie, Crandall!. TO CORILBURNERS AND OTHERS. LEASEHOLD GROUND AND BUILDINGS. By Mr. BURTON, On FRIDAY NEXT, at Twelre, at Germany's is Lot, DESIItAIILE LEASEIIOLI) VSTATE. ti routpisitie an extensive plot of gronnJ, situated rear Vine.street, and near the Green-dragon Public House, Pedlar Aere, Lambeth, upon which arc several buildintis, consisting of cork and coke ovens, sae. and well calculated for a cork burner, or Whets, that requue rum. Held on Lease for a Wog -t• nn, at a low rent. To be en-wed, and partintlara bunion the premises at the Gtee• Dragon ' Pedlar.acre ; at Conaway's; and of Mr. Bur t,... no, Luenhid. BILIt'IicSUILT DWELL' NG HOME. DVE. E•STILE ET, SPITAL•II.It:t.DS. , Mr. BURTON, • Oa FRIDAY la EXT. at Twelve, at Garrattayea, /rl!i LEASE. with immediate potmessi .... ,of • conifortale brick-built DWELLING-1401AF., is ex crllcnt *tate of rapair, @Howled h Duke stmt, Vniun-aireel, Bolv•pagate aim% aicsiatesh fur a respectable family. Held uu Lesar fur 10 'tars, at a low rest. TI) be viewed, and prim:Wars bad on lbe remises; at Garraway. and of Mr. Marto*, Ml, turalkal. 6/116.2i51. vat werook., WOWACilitti ALEN, GROVE, HRENEi. Sy Mr BURTON, . . 00 THURSDAY, 111; Sth July, at twelve, at the Auctioa Mart, near the Bask, A Mott excellent FAMILY RESIDENCE, re plete with domestic convesience, desirably situate. No. g, Grove, Hackney, well calculated fur the immediate reception of. genteel family; and costams Give sleeping. handsome spacious drawing-room, dining-rewn, library, ient damestm areany,uneuts. Held ea lease fur 40 years, at • ground rem Met te. per annum. To he Mewed, with tickets, which, with descriptive par- Heehaw, may be had es the Preemies at the Mart , sad of Mr. Burton, 62, Omaha'. Ws slay is publisbtJ, is folio, price roor Guineas on small and Six Guitaras on large paper, lb. Sorund Volume of rrmiE HisTilltY and ANTIQUITIES of the COUNTY of SURRIA, compiled from tee best and most authentic Hirioriaur valuable RITUrd 4 and Ninon scripts, is public of fi ci s anti binaries, and in private band,. By the late I;cv. OW r..% mANNING,T 'l. B. Rector of rertrharrow, and Vicar ut tleilulining, lit that County. Enlarr.l anti matinee.' to ibe present lane to 11 tlliam Bray. of Slope, Esq. Fellow sod Treasurer of the Sot 'toy of Automates of lom.luo. I rioted fotWlsitx mod Cu Florare'•-10001, BEAUTIFU L GOTHIC COTTAGE, WITH COACH HOUSE, STAIILES, A.ND LAND, VICINITY OF STAMFORD-HILL By Mr.BURTON, Oa THURSDAY, July 5, at twelve at the Autioa Mart, Aftlo4 b.autiful GOTHIC COTTA(4IE. finished in a little of peculiar taste, with coach-hawse, two.stall stable, other convenient of f ices, pleasure and kitchen-gardens, and three acm of grass land, delightfully nurate on a pleasing eminence, commanding unparalleled views of great beauty in the visinity of Stamford•hill, with a pro ate ruad to the same, °sly four miles end a half from London Held us lease for at years, at a moderate rent. 'to he viewed, and particulars bad on the Premises at the Auction Mart; and of Mr. Burton, tie, COPYHOLD PREMISES, GROUND AND WHARP, LOWER-MALL, HAMMERSMITH. By Mr. BURTON, . . . . On THURSDAY, the.sth of Jolty, at l'irclve, at the Auction Mast, sear 16e B~ulci AVery eligible, improvable, and truly desirable COPYHOILD ESTATE, weedy muttsl to freehold, tine (*Maio • comprisiug a brirk-hailt etwelliog• house, three stories high , with garden, &c. a buallostikler's shop, with large space of grusial, eligible fur erectiag extensive ware humus. and wharf, with a right fur loading mid usloadieg to low water mart ; the PII limes are well calculated for bare-builders, or any dthei rinivern that lINVItrIES costiguity to. I water-sole, with • moot wharf. To be viewed, and pi r riiculars bad at the Angel lon, Flainmernuith; at tar Marti and of Mr. Barton, tut, Combat. FRKRNOLD VILLA, GARDEN, PLEAS... RE GROUNDS, AND LAND, TOOTING COMMON. lly Mr. BUR Tire. Ow THURSDAY, July the Ith. ■t twelve, at t►e Aorta,. --- Alas, near the Bonk of Eisorawdl, 4 Mo,t • doi g ildui I: It it EllOl.O with attached and detailed offices of every deserip• lion, pleasure grausids, walled garden, awl *how six acres of rick meadow laud, satiated us that beautiful and rand spot, %tie Ahem Common, a distance of about seven miles from t.wtuinN. Tile villa is finished 10 the immediate taste replete wills 111 , 00 . 1111 C ClOlllllO6l UCC, presents a hau t bois; ek.vation, and condoms unnierous sleepiug rooms, of good pripoition, sills dressing-rmini, headstone lofty drawiug room, finished ia rich paper, elk beautiful border, and statuary marble chimney piece, spectrum well-proportioned distil l ; loom, a- larrary, geutlentau'or ' oom and tweakfast parloor, limmekeeper's room, and suitable convenient do mestic arrsagetnents. The out-ogees are sell cossetted, and whale standing for two carriages, lambing; for fnur horses, wills lofts, and men seri ante sleeping rooms us - r, piggeey, lien-houses, ice. • marriage drove is. the honer, with mobil park eritrauce, be:lntent pleasure gmuads, diversified with lbrrinig shrubs, a lolly gardru, pasted with choice wall cad standard (suit-trees, and a nth meadow, with new.eieetird cow-hulas, ae. The whole colossus shoot ail acres. Tis be viewed, with tickets Imly, wbkh, with descriptive r ?tumble. way be bad on tb, prism tee et toz A eve 3a 4 es ; else of Mr Batton, bit, Comb .L. TILICI SIXPINCE-161WPSINST. FREEHOLD HOUSES, ARTZLLERY PASSAGE, BISNOPSGATE•SPREET. TO — BE By Mr. BURTON, Oa FRIDAY NEI V, at Twelve, at Garraway's. is it Lots A v.inable suit very itoprotoble FREEHOLD A ESTATE ; comprising two substantial brick-bolt dwelhug- houses, three •sturies high, with vbop. , most elirtbly situate. Nos. 1 I and io, Artillery-peas/ice, Bishuir.gate-street, Dew eta the oe. tomato'. ui 111 r. Isaacs, and another tenaut-at• will, at moderate reuta To be vi e wed by le.t.e of the tenants, and printed portico. tars I. el uo the istruil.es , at Garraway's ; and of ton. b ., Curds II This dm is pub;tAtied, price its. s new Edition of LECKIE I Is FOltle AL SURVEYS of ' the FOREIGN AFFAIRS of GREAT BRITAIN; cousp.ehendine the whole °f lint %Turks, in one "Ammer*. Punted for Edmund Lkryd, Harleritieet. Of nhoin may be had, An Aernrate and Authentic NA IntATIVISof the ORIGIN ssd paoGRENs of the DISSENSIONS at the PAESI. IJIF.NCY of MA DR A.V. Price do. -Likewise, THOUGHTS on the POLICY of aItEAT satrAiN, in 'eluding Troops to the Continent. — Price 51... Just published, price .la. SUPPLE P. 1' to REMARKS on soar Of IarDER'S DISORRTATION so tie* PleorHeei ES, ice reply to Mr.caber's Ammer. It the Author of "The Remarks." Piinted fueJ Reichard, 190, .Piccadilly. , . Of *hum tuli be bail, by the mew Author, The RIIM AR KS and PPLEM ENT together, pi :or 14 containing a Discussion between Mr Faber awl the Autb , r, relative to Om Interpretalson tit sum.: Prophecies of $v luiezrst I.4riCiCIAL - PARLIAM4 - . 1 1101.111 i of LORDS, 31oNDAY, Juar .1. ROXBURGH PEERAGII. SS a Cummitree of Privileges, the LORD Cht• NCALLOft. i. for the consider:dont of their Lordships. memos • lions, es.pressier of their opiahe upon the title rod swita of Roxburgh. !I c'coetended, that sour Of the ;sortie, ellaiedug the title had made out their C 481181,19 the flareey, in asmuch as they had mot proved thamaelvss to he the venom M whom character they preferred their claim. With/tweet is the estate, oinkr the words aged is the deed of 16M, Se entertained the ~me opinion m that which he had tow municat e d to the Howie/ in the lust Session of Parham's* Lord PICLVtILa said a few words ' exprersive of his wish that the deterionsatioa of their Lurdships ought to be made reg lel to the title. That sillier persous, unknown, nitglit have the claim, was on ground fur the delay of decision ; ranee, even on such suspicie.w, say determination which th• y might new mime to, would not preclude the rights of those shnse claims might be made at my time le trainer. The 1:14,1 of LAU DUIDA concurred in the sentiments of the Noble and Learned Lord (Eicluo,, is respect to the claims of the different parties. The fano Cue 'ICI:LLCM then proposed the resell:dime, which stated that the parties had slot made out their claim to the Surveyor Roxburgh ; that the word " estate" included the title as well as the property ; and ;hat, wader the tw it heirs male,' a prefercuce was glean to the heirs of Lady N. Ker. _ . These resolutions seelrc pet by Lord TVAL•smaa.tie, awl eassiustously agreed to by the Committee. Worthier proceedings 411111 the Repko t of dos Committee to the Ilan vokll tale place on Wednesday. The Diary-Lim Theatre 11411-weeseed the third time . atql. SLAVE TRADE. Lord HOLLAKD seed, it was with considenslile satisfaction be addressed himself to the attention of the House, and should conclude his observations with soaking a tuotiou relative to the Slave Trade, which he had reason to behove would meet the coucurrence of their Lordships. What he was about to move corresponded with the attires. of 180 n, and. he had assiduously endeavoured to frame it, without drawing into party discussion the conduct of His Majesty's Ministers. With respect to Swedeo, to Spam. to Portugal. and America, au opportunity had occurred, which was propitious to the complete abolition of this nefarious traffic. These mamas, in entity with the Government of Great Britain, might, under our remoustrances, have been iodise 's ' to promote what had beets so strongly urged by tile British Parliament. It was much to be lanseuteil this trade, notwithstanding the just abhorrence of the Le filature at its existence, notwithstanding the laws which had been made t',,r its abolition, -till was carried oii, to the disgrace of human nat ore.— Mitch wore might, however, have been done at one time, to indui e Sweden to co-operate with the lau dable design of tins country. It was true, Spain had been timidly acquainted with the request of Parliament ; and although hr did not mean to im pure direct blame to His Majesty's Government, yet, at the time of our hang called upon to assist Shinn in her resistance to the enemy. that was a favourable seisms for enforcing upon the cousiderse lion of the Government, the humane policy which this country had determined on, in resin ct to the abominable traffic in the human species. Portugal was not satiated, perhaps, exactly like other cuun hies. as to the mode in which she conducted the Slave Trade, for she traded from a part of her own territory. where the slaves might be denommated hers •bjectit, to another part, to which they were couveyed fur sale. And in regard to this part of the suLjeet, he would not be parsimonious or thrifty in the 'Meet of his praise upon Minister., for he would allow them touch credit for their en. sleevonrs to isles* Portugal to cede one of these parts, with a view to prevent the continuauce of the to Is. " But." odd the Noble Lord, 1 thiol it a fair question foe the considenitiosi of the English Government, whether the horrid intik in our ape. cies is not a edlatie• of all lawl amongst nations. and that all ships concerned I. such wield commerce should by considered as those of pirates, be they who they will. evil kWh from whence they May !" li e thought stint the relative situation of this country and Per stage!, was su.:ll, as to impose an obligation upon her to carry into effect what bad been so strongly rer..ortimendeJ by that Parliament. to which she as. indebted for so much aid a n d genes rosity in the Line of her iftffieoly. Ainetica had .hewn a &archaism to accede to this ineasure of eboinion, and the reason, be apprehended, for their sot brain made much pr./rem its this work of hu m roily. was the power which rested in the promo end Government*. But such had beeu the empress. ed sentitnems ou her pan, that Mt. Moose add ga t i .-