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PRICK 7d• ...,1 . o .•. - .-*9 .x,,,, ',lt t.,,,. •,, , . ,, ...• r., tt. - ?„1 **lf • 7 ;'71W114 '3 . II I •t. . 71 ;•'•1 ./1 Nunn sit 5489 1 . '• 14-'114" 771 A TlMlldr Al, COV,SIO7Itr; "'ADM N. THIS F,1 7 ENING, MONDAY. Jahr to, will be eeSed, 27th litae r s se* Masi* Isare . HENRI QUAIRE; • Or, PARIS IN THE OLDEN TIME. Heed. Mr. Maare.le ; SuII.. Mr. Egerion ; Green& WAIN. Th om. Mr. Fawcett ; Faxen, de &rats. Mr. C. Enable ; Frr. tlctiwk 4•110. Mr. Wilmot. ; ISDaattel,. Mr. Costae( ; Mmiontlwr, Mr. Emery : Gervais, Mr. Canter ; Jocrisie. Mr. Liston; Pitsceaw. Sir. Rlsoseherd. Florence 64 Leon, Miss Sieph.ns; Clatikle de Rini,' alas Jkleuttra Loeissos, Mies M. Tree. , costie not think however it would be proirer to pr.** thee/Wood reading on Satorday, a dry when husii es* of twine was railway expected to he in pro gresi. Indeed he had told an Hon. Member also had left his lief, that he meant to postpuve the second read; iug until Monday. It war postponed accordingly. BARRACK AGREEMENT BILL. The CHANCELLOR of the EICHEqUER in pro. posing that the House do go into the Committee au the Barrack agreement Resolutions. begged leave kr state briefly the transaction s° which the 801 l Fere! rest. It Was well known that quarter, were provided by private routroct for one regiment of Life Guards in the neighbourhood of Portman-square. The lease hod expired of the present place where slot Barracks were held. and the quarters were still kept on os yearly agreement. Much inconvenience lead hero felt, from the men not bring quiriered or. the same spot as that its which the stabling for their horses WOWS and various arrangements had been under con. sideristime fur a future eitablialinseut of this Corp, of Goosed' in a more convenient manner. The pre vent annual expense of the quarters, inconveroient as they were. amounted to 5,400/. hut en agreement had been made a diy or two ego, by which Mews. Nicholson and Raker stipulated to build commo dious and complete Barracks for the corps in the Regent's Park, for a sum not exceeding the resell annual expense, paid for the inconvenient quartets they occupied. The agreement was, that the viewers whom he had loomed were to precise for huildirsg substantial and durable Barracks in the Regent's Park, where groris.4l was to he *Drawl them, a slim of 5,400/. a year for the space of thirty one 3earoi, after which time the barracks were to become the properly of the public. Mr. CA LCRA TT expressed his surprise it tile 111'. expected introduction of an addio I 10ifil. barrack expense, not to be found in the estimates for the year. Ile 'drained that there must I .e mussy versiences attendant upon the present quarters of this regiment . of Guards, and that it would be desir able to make a new and better arrangement, hut why was Ilse subject to be brought forward in a disjusictive shape lions the regular barrack estimates? The Right Hon. Gentleman said that the improved arrangement was to be effected at no greater expense than the previous incorovesoirnt one ; that Messrs. Nicholson and Baker were to orceive 5,4001. a-year, for thirty-our years. for carrying it into effect. Li. (Mr. Caliendo) knew these gentlemen to be of the first respectability. but it was natural they would not enter into a contract without having a prospect of deriving a profit from it. Now, of course he knew soothing of this slew contract—it might, for aught lie knew, be a vely beneficial one fur the country. but he thought the brut les), would limes beets for the public to contract for the a hole ex pense at once. and not to bargain fur it by au annual rent for thirty-one yearns. To say that the public after the expirati tttt iof that term would have the barracks for nothing, was to say little, when it was considered they must previously have paid 150,00.14. for them. He did not mean to oppose this agree meat, but lie thought its advantages ought to be more satisfactorily explained than they stow were. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER assured the Hon. Member, that Ilse matter had beets fully considered, and letters written to a number of per sons, for she purpose of creatiisg • competition for the endertaking. M . Nicholson and Baksa's offer ,was the moat advantageous that could be ob tained, and by it, in ornmparison wills soy of the others, the public would gain four year's rent. lie assured the Hon. Member, that Ilse original expense was inquired into, and ass estimate of the insert-et upon that sum made, the result of which she, rot that this bargain was a most advantageous one for theyohlic. ) CHANCEY.. 'lie girl for ie 11ruulrock rominesitlrd After whirls, the Nosiest Farce dr - tvo soiva,•so sown. Frederick, Mr. Pellet Robin. Mr. ftwtett; Endless, Mr. !Assoc lonian, Miss Resonant r Dorothy, Mrs. Liston; Marianna, Miss Stephens. • " • giving the Royal Assent to certain Bill therein specified. The Speaker of the finesse of Commons soon after aulv.iiiceil to the bar, *lwo the Coosiinisitun Iseiiig resit. the Royal Aseent was gives. 10-. The IS Exchequer Bills Bill, the Coffee Barba. it... BIN, she firrevilitsid Whale Fishery Bill, the Drinerarn Free Port Bill, the Court of Exchequer Suitors Bull, the Quarter Seseiiiita Bill, the Special Cumitablio Appuiatmeat Bill, the lisokeeperi (late Bill, the Commercial Lease Bill (Indeed), the Teiteraeula Recovery Bull (Ireland), she Trot Keelssnens' Bill, the Cork Harbour Bill. the Seethwask B►idge Bill, Geldsinira Fades, Bill, the Dublin Gas Light Bill, the Shrewshery GM Light Bill, Greut mad Little Bel- ton Gas Light Bill, Si. Daustain Rectory Bill, the Drury. lane Theatre Bill, sad RS private Bills. The Speaker and the other Members of the Houle of Consorts's' sliest withdrew. The Consolidated Feed Predate Bill, the Inland Coal Navigation Bill, the Treasury Bills Bill (Ireland), sad the Yeomanly Corp. Bib (Ireland), were severally read the third time and passed. EXETER MARKET. The Earl of LAUDERDALE said, that in the ab sence of lint Noble Friend (the Margs►is of Lens down), be hat' to present a Petition from certain Inhabitants of the City of Exeter against the Bill for the removal of the market-phice in that city. Lord RoLtit said, that during the proceedings of she Bill in the other House of Parliament, there had been no Petition presented against it, and he hoped it would be curviest into a law, as the market-place at present was a complete nuisance to strangers poising through Exeter...a thrte was not on market days, nom fora catriage to pass use either side of it. To which will hr m43rd U time. • •ew Pteee. eillird WHEN IT TAKES PLACE I SHALL KEEP MY SEAT, AND GET A PEEP! When Mr. Yates troll introduce a Lady and three Gentle men, their 6d appearance be *ohne. In the courses, the eventiogi Mr. Yates will give pew Imi tations. t The Doore will he @pewit! i ti6 Halfimet IRx ...Clock, and the Play begin at Sere.. Boxes 79. ; Second Prior'Va. 6d.—Pit 3.. 6.1. ; Seemed Price Sr.—Lower Gallery the.'; Second Price Is.—Upper Gallery le.; Second Price lii. A Private Box may he had for the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Box.olbce. yH. T. COOK E respectfully announces that his CONCERT, will take place at the Argyll Romats, TO.MORROW„ TUESDAY, the 11th of July. Priuripot Siagers—Miss M. Tree, Miss Priory, and Mrs. Amelia (Pupils of Mr. T. Ceske), and Miss N.ldi. Mr. Be. tetra Mr. Trued, Mr. T. Cooke, Mr. Bellamy Mr. Welsh, Me. Mollinex, Mr. O'Callaghan, and Signor dittdi— Hate. Miss Sharpe—Floie, Mr. Nieholi.ott—Piewo Forte, Mad, nsuiwlle Jams—Conductor, Sir George Smart—Leader, Mr. H. Smart. To billabeleCe at Eight ti•Clork. Tickets, 10..64. each, to he had of Mr. T. Cooke, 22, Maschester street, Manehester.aqoare ; at the Argyll.ltouois, awl principal Music Shops. NlL—Tickets issued fur the 15th of June will be ad. THE LAST SEASON OP THE COMPANY'S PER FORMING AT THIS THEATRE. 271 RATRE-RQYAL, HAYMARKET. THE Public are most respectfully infornwil that THIS THEATRE will he OPENED THIS EVEN- NEXT WEDNESDAY, the LAST tend ONLY DAY, when the LOTTERY FINISHES, and ALL FOUR PRIZES OF J:30.009 Besides SS other CAPITALS, Money and COSISIP/i, MUST RE DRAWN. HAZARD and CO. Contractors, 93, Royal Exchange Gate •, 25, Curnhill ; and 324, Darer& street, London; where Warranted Unclear/is Tickets and Shares are .tilling; also at all their Agents in the UnsslFY• HAZARD and Co. Shared and Sold ins secret Lottery, AIL THE PRIZES of 30,000!!! and in the preach' lAst tery, N 0.2,313, • Prise of 10,0001.!! Consuls, besides NINE OTHER CAPITALS. ING, MONDAY, July 10, 1620. with a sew Oeca.iosal Address, to bo spotters by Mr. Terry. After which will be performed a favourite Comedy called THE GREEN MAN. Lord Rowcmft, Mr. Younger (front the Theatre-Royal, Dublin, his first appearance on this Stage); Sir George Squander, Mr. Barnard; Crsiltlev %Ir. Jones; Major Dumpling, Mr. Farley; Capt. Ribber, Mr. J. Roswell • Mr. Greco, Mr. 'ferry ; Cksiefist, Mr. %Villiers , (front the Theatre. Royal, Bath, his firm appearance on ibis Stage). Lady Squander, Mrs. Connor • Bertha. Mimi Leigh (from the Theatre.Rnyal, Bristol , her first appearance us. this Stage); Tucket, Mrs. Gibbs. To which will he added. the Comic Interlude of . SYLVESTER DAGG nftwooD. The Evening's Entertainments to conclude with (sever acted) • sew Farce, is two acts, called ()IL AND VINEGAR! The principal Characters by Mr. Terry, Mr. Jones, Mr. Baker, Mr.. Gihht, Mrs. Conno . r. and Miss Leigh. Boxes, ss —Lit, 3s.—First Gallery, 2.—Second Gal lery, la. Thc Mors to he opened at Six o'Clock, and the Perform ance to begot at Seven. Places for lire Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massingham, at the Theatre. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE ROYAL FAMILY. BRUSSELS. POINT, VALENCIENNES, MINI NORMANDY DRESSES, SCARVES, VEILS. LAPPETS, FRILLS, RUFFLES, &c. (for Court and Ball Dees.v.) inanssfactorad upon URLINGS' Patent principle, which is • decided improvement upon auy Usti of Lace hitherto produced. The Patentees solicit the attention of the Nobility and Gentry IN this novel and elegant article, also curious imi tations of 6111111M111, Puint, Valenciennes, and Mechlin Laces, warranted to retain ilsesr peculiar clearness after repeated washing. _ _ _ Sold, VI 'intrude and Retail, 392, Shand. Manufactory at Dasfuril, near Nottingham . Ou theist Seuiernhar, 1820, the nosiness will he removed to more commodious Preissipes, 147, Strand, near Somerset House. The Earl of LAUDERDALE said, What had been stated by the Noble Lord, was precisely the alle gation in the Petition, that the naarkrt-place was inconvenient to strangers, but convenient to the inhabitants. Just published, price 2s. id. A LETTER. in the KING Oil the SITUA. TION and TREATMENT of the QV ZEN. • " Strike, but beer." ' Printed foe Hubert Siudart, 81, Strand. The Esrl of SuArmatray said, that from his own kuowledge, the market-place was not only in convenient to strangers, but In the inhabitants. The Petition I/410 marred to be laid on the table. Lord ROLLIt gave notice that lie would move the second reading of the Bill on Tuesday next. • lONIAN ISLANDS. _ _ _ Mr. ■ud Mn. C. Kent)le, Mr. and Mrs. Inns, awl Ma. Marilyn, are engaged at this Theatre. To•norrow, The Will, with Lock owl Key. This day is published, in 410. price 11.110.6 d. IDRIVATE CORRESP'ONDENCE 1 of DAVID HUME, she Ilisioriso, wits several dis lingnishrd Persons: now first published from the Origisak in the possession etise Editor. Printed for Henry Cu!burn and Co. Conduits THEATRE-ROYAL. ENGLISH OPERAMOUSE, STRAND, THIS EVENING. MONDAY. July 10. will be perforattd, 9th time, on estierq uew Comic Operetta, called THE PROMISSORY NOTE. The Earl of LA postponed Ms risottos foe Papery, being copies astir dispatches from the Governor of the lonian Islands, from Monday to Tuesday next. The Court of Eschesper Bill (Ireland), sod the American Colonies Bill, were mmusitted....Reports to be received as Monday. The Lottery Bill, ■ad the Police Acts Bill, were read second time, and ordered so be commuted us Monday. Adjourned. This day are published iss use mid. eltie. with Puetraii, pries 21. Its. Ail. hoards, MEMOIRS orG RA NVI LLE SHARP, EsQ. composed from his owls Manuscripts and other au thentic documeuts is the po.itessiou of his family sad of the African Institution. By PRINCE HOARE. Wills Observations uu Mr. Sharp's Biblical Criticisms, By the Right Rev. the LORD BISHOP tof ST. DAVI D'S. Printed for Henry Culbaru and Co. Conduit start. Mr. Markham., Mr. Wrench; Mr. Scamper, Mr. Pearlman; Kirks, Mr. Salter. Mrs. Markham, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley ; Caroline, 311. a Carew ; Cicely, Miss Kelly. Anti - which, au altered Musical Piece, is Iwo acts, called THE HUNCHBACK; Or, FROLICS IN BAGDAD. Boma of Bagdad, Mr. Rowbutham ; Crosa.teg, Mr. Sill k hums ; 7.ebede, Mr. W. S. Chat leder ; Crum py, Mr. Har ley; Alexi. ' Mr Broadhurat ; Dr. Quiagains, Mr. T. P. Cooke. D ora, Mies Lure; Jam, Miss I. Sterenrata. BY MR. WAKEFIELD, At Gaentway'm Coffee House, 'CA:lnge...olml, Curuhill, on MONDAY, July 31, 1820, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, called the HOOK. in the Parish of !Yoram', Hertfordshire, one mils from Putter's Bar, four from Barnes, four from Hatfield, nine from Hertford, and thirteen from Landon; consisting of ■ good Farm House, and 105 acres of land, a small part only of which is arutile; let nu lease in a respectable tenant fur 2501. per autism, which will shortly expire. Fur further particulars apply to Mr. Wakefield, Land Sur veyor, No. 42, Pall.mall; or at Gsrraway's. HOUSE OF COMMONS, SATURDAY, JULY S. The House net at three o'clock, and was soon after summoned by the Deputy Usher or the Black Rod to the Douse of Nero to hear the Royal As— ikett given, by Commission, to several Bills. On their Return the Speakrr read in the Douse the names of the Bills to which the Royal A.stut had been then given. THE GRANTHAM ELECTION. This day are publishes', handsomely printed in 4tn. and illus trated with a Map and several Engravings, price 21.35. boa rd s, T RAVELS in BRAZlL.during theirars 1815 p 1818. sea 1817. To conclude with the Serioes Ballet. called RAYMOND AND AGNES; Or, TUE BLEEDING NUN. Don Raymund, Mr. Webster; Count or Lint/enbergi, Mr. Rowbuthain. Rutter!, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Baptiste, Mr. Sal. ter. Marguerite, Mrs. W. S. Cbstterlev ; Spectre of the Bleeding Ntiu, Mr.. Shaw ; Countess of Liutleubergh, Mrs. Webster; 'iglus, Miss Lute. By PRINCEMAXIMILIAN, of Neuwied. TO CAPITALISTS . TIT MU. WAKEFIELD. This work will be found to be one of the most ionprortant that has yet appeaml respecting this interesting but hi therto imperfectly known Country. The Prince has ex. mined the tutally unknown regions slung the East Coast of Brazil. between the 13th and 2.351 degrees of South Latitude, which load not yet been penetrated into by any traveller, with a scientific view, and with his uunieruns and important sou logical Wise' rations, he has led the •t interesting particulars respecting the nature of the country, and the manners of the inhabitants.. Al Ourraway's Cutlet House, 'Clisuge.sllev. ne MONDAY, she 31st July, al Twelve u'Cluck AMELR:II3LE ESTATE . fur IN- v ° Es s ; r m ENT, near Russ, its Herefordshire, vls. she Manor or reputed Manor of Upton Court, together with the several Faros, of Upton Court, ll'hitiock's End. Bullock's Eud, and Golconda, being laud of the first rate finality, ly ing contiguous, and le t to most respuusilile trIISIIIP fur up.. wards of 1,100!. a•year. The whole forming a property moat desirable for Trustees, or persons desirous of making a good Investnicut is Laud. The Deputy Serjeant at Arms informed the House lust Richard Arrnstroug Jervis had surren dered himself, and was then in his custody. The CH•NCB/.t.ot or the EXCHEQUER moved that the order made yesterday for au humble Ad dress to the king, praying that his Majesty would be graciously plesseil to issue his Royal Procla mation, offering a reward fur the arrest of Richard At tnstrong Jervis, be read.—lt was read accordingly and then discharged. The resulutiun upon which it was foumted was also read. The spacious Salow• has bee• again tastefully fitted up with • new design, representing au Illuminated Oriental Carden, and will lie corned as missal at Eight n'Clitik, fur the admimitce of the Seco•d Price, winch commences at Nine. . 111.,110frtosi, The Promissory Note—ls He Jestmes—atid calk for a %Vager. Painted fur Henry Collium, and ro. Com:kit-street. For particulars apply to Mr. Cooke, Solicitor, Ross; Mr. Wakefield, Land Surveyor, Nu. 42, Pall-mall ; Messrv. Brace awl Selby, Solicitors, Surrey-street, &mud; or at Garrawaym. LAST TIME THIS SEASON. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR WARE. ROBINSON CItUSOE ILLUSTRATED, This day is published, elegantly printed in two vols. octavo, Illustrated with Twenty-two Engrarbiga, by M r. C. Heath, from a Series of Designs by T. Stothard, Esq. R A. price 21. 2s. in truants; un royal octavo, price :IL 13s. 6.1. in Wards. A few copies of the royal nous°, with the Plates im India paper, price 51. bs. in boards, rip H E LIF E and ADVENTURES of IW BINSON CRUSOE, with a Riovaphical and Critical Preface, writ tten expressly fur this EAtiio.s. Printed fur T. Cadell and W. DinieS Strand; and W. Blackwood, . . . THEATRE ROYAL COVENT•GARDEN. TO•MOKKOW, TUESDAY, July 11, will be acted, ShAkspeare's COMEDY OF ERRORS, With Songs, Duet., Glees, anil Choruses, selected entirely BY MR. WAKEFIELD, At Girraway'v, ou MONDAY, July 31, .„. Twelve uTlock precisely, by order of the Executors of the late Mr. Win. Keleher, . _ front his Plays, Poem% mid Stinnett,. &Anus, Duke of Ephesus, Mr. Egerton ; /Elmo, Mr. Chapman; Antiphons of F.pbesses, Mr. Cooler; Antspholis of Syracuse, Mr. Jones ' • Dreentio of Ephesus, Mr. W. Farrell ; Moaner of Syracuse, Mr:Liston •' Angelo, Mr. Claremont ; Doctor Pinch, Mr. filaisehard; Cresiphun, Mr. J. 1 . Abbess, Mrs. Faucet; Adreaua; Mim Stepheus ; Luciana, Miss M. Tree} Lcsbia, Mrs. T. Hill. Ead of the Comedy Mr Ware will Veer that night only), play a Concerto MI the Violin, in a hi:11 he will introdeice several popular Airs; after •whieti the celebrated " Echo Wong." by Miss Stephenr; a New Song by Master Loagbarst ; " A Peep at the Forty Thieves," by Mr. Emery. To worelnde.willi the new Kepi highly popular Farce, called RA lfiffo', in Essex, consisting of a superior Farm House, chiefly brick.buili, in the midst of 200 aeres of excellent land in the highest stale of cultivation. This property is situated on the high road from Burnham to Southininster, in a dry healthy sitaistion, soil has heels lung the admiral' of strangers. Owing to the death of the the Proprietor, it must be brought ta male, and afford, s singislar opportunity fur a persou of moderate property, uuitiox a good residence mad safe turesieutut. Pasticolars may he had of C. C. Parker, Eni. Solicitor, Chelmsford; al the King's Head, Mahlon ; of Mr. Mosey Hawkins, Burnham; Mr. Thomas Barnes, Allhorne; at Garraway"s; and at Mr. Wakefield's, Pall-mall, Loudon. - - . ••• A very tanititt Numlirr or the Phan' separately, will t the writiug, are taken uff on India Niter, price 51. 5s TOO LATE FOR 6114 ER The principal Characters by Mr. Junes, Mr. Liston, Mr. Cutetior. r Ilienchnnt, Mr. Emery. Allra. Daveupori, lltta Foote, Miss Beaumont. _ Boxes, is —Pit, 3s. W.—Lower Gallery, 2e.—Upper Gallery, le. ,Hoora open at Half-peat Six ; and begin at Seven. 'rickets sail Places to be had ur Mr Hare, No. 11, Broad_ court. Bow.strrri; at all Ihr principal Music Shure; and of Mr. Bratoloo. at She Box-offiee. RICH SiI..KS ut little Inure thin lu (4,06.111C11Ce of the very great depression of trails the following Articlea have been biautatt for cash at little more thou half their value, and are now selling at Ike very small advance of Is. in the ronn..l owns use cult price : kick eriprd and checked SareeneN, from 2... 94.1 to 34. 3.1 per yard, usual price 3s. ed. to as. If.t ; I Intim+ Gauzes. the Snell quality made, 2s 6.1. per yard; sick While Salmi. 6..11.1. per yard, worth los. 6d.; beautiful White Damask Scarves Its. 6d. each; also INICAIWN Grua de Naples, Paris Curds, Levantine., rich flowered Samuels and Satins, Damask Sprig.. tied Gauzes, Irish Poplins, Lortrts, and every new and faainuuable Article in Silk lillerervy that is snarls equally cbeap. At SHEARS', Bedford.llowie, No. li , New ietta-strect, Coneat-girdeo. ' A iasrarme Stock of the most superb solndia Imitation Scarves aad kswls, from Two to Twenty Guineas each. . No .Patterns cut. This day its published, handaumely printed in 8 vulg. Svo. price V. 18a. in boards, a new Edition of THE I.IISI'ORY ..1* ANCIENT GREECE. its Colonies and Conquests. Part I. From the earliest accounts, till the Division of the Macedoeian Empire in the East, inclioding the History of Literature, Philosophy, and the Fine Aria. Part 11. Embracing the History of the Ancient World, from the Dismouiuu of Alexander to that of Augustus, with a Survey of preceding Periods, and • con tinuation of the History of Arts and Letters. By JOHN DILLIES, L.L.U. F.R.S. Stc. &c. Historiographer to his Majesty fur Scotland. ••• Earls Part is wild separately. Part I. Price 1!. 18s. in boards; Part 11. hire 21.25. iu hoards. Printed fur T. Catlett and W. Darts, sit the Strand; and W. Blat kwood, at Edinburgh. This day is published, in one large volume trmac, ' price 12.. in boards . . SACRE!) LITERATURE, comp.ising Review of the Priuciplcs of Composition laid down by the late Robert Luwlb, L.U. Lord Bishop or Loudon, iu his Prelections and Wish. and an Apphevii iiii of the Prin ciples so reviewed to the Illustration of the New Testament; in a Serie. Or Critical Observations un the style cud structure of that Sacred Volume. By the Um% JOHN JEBB, A.M. Rector of Abington, in the Diocese of Cashel. Printed fur T. Cartel' and W. Davies, Strand; an d W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. Of whom may also be bad, by the same Author. SERMONS. on Subjects chiefly Practical; with illustra tive Notes and as £ppeudix, relating to the Character of the Chur ch of England, as distinguished both from other Branches of the Kefurmallun and front the modern Mirth of Rome. Second Stlitieti, price 10.. 04. in boards. BY RIR. %YAK EFIELD, At Oarraway's Coffee-Muse, 'Change-alley, Conlinll, ON MONDAY, the 31st of July, at Twelve u'Clork, by order of the Ex►cutors of the late Mr. %Yoe. Keleher, AC01 ) 11 -10L1), ES CATE, called 'Threshers, in the pariah of Tellingliass, in the county of &KM, consisting of a good Farmhouse and bl Acres of Laud, Copyhold to the Manor of Wyland-fee. Thi■ property is of she must fertile description of land, and on that areutsol will always cusamad a truant at a good rent; it is desirably ri. mated, iu a high state of cultivation, and worthy public ■Ila•otiou• Particulars may he bad of C.J. Parker, EN. &Aiello'', Clielinsford; ul the Kitties Head, Mallon; of Mr. Dainty Onraliam; Alr.Tbealas Barmy, Althorn.; Mr. Wakefield, 42, Pall-mail; awl Gatraway's. KENT. FREEHOLD ESTATE-TO BE SOLD. in she most desirable part uf the Coons,. 25 miles from limo, a inirticulaily well:circonistaaced KEKIDENCE, being a well-built Alauvuu, in the centre of a Park of fifty acres, :41 which enure land is attached, and nosy be bad if Pqmired. Tae beauty of the place, sorrounding country, and excellent ueighbuitrhouti, render it a spot seldom to met with. To be viewed with Tickets only, which say be bad, with further particulars, of Air. ‘Vakcfield, Land Smeller, No 411, PaWaal!. The CaaNCELI.OR of the EXCHEQUER next moved, that Richard Armstrong Jervis be commit ted fur his said offence to Ins Majesty's gaol of New• gate. This motion was agreed to, as well as another, that the Speaker Jo issue his warrant to the Keeper of Netegair, ordering hint to bring up the said R. A. Jervis uu Monday next to the Committee op. painted to consider of the Grantham Election Pe• tition for examination, if the said Committee shall think fit; and also ou whatever future days they msy appoint. Oa the motion of the CiIIINCILLOIL of the Excniqura. the Sniaggling Praveutiou Bill was read a third time sad passed. The Tobacco Excise Bill,the Deceased Marines' Relatives Bill, the Naval Prixmwitsuey Bill, the Royal Family Bill, the Scottish the Irish Excise Licenses Bill, sad the Irish Distillery Acts Bill, were severally committed, and the Reports Nom each orde►ed to be received on Moods, next. The late King's Servants Bill, the Irish Clammy Cowl pulsation Bill, the Irish Sugar Trade Bill, and the Irish Tithes Bill, were read a aecoud time, and ordered to be com mitted ou Slooday next. The Reports cm the Malt Defies Bill and Scottish Fisheries Bill were received and agreed to. SALE OF SPIRITS BILL. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved the order of the day for the second reading of the Sale of Spittle Bell, for the purpose of postponing it until Monday next. Mr. BRIGHT expiessed his determination to op• pose this Bill in its future progress, for the same reasons which induced him to offer his opposition to its introduction iii the first instance. Mr. Suaw hoped that alter the discussion which was already had on the principle of the bill. Mal at least would no longer he disputed. The Irish dis tillers ■axiously awaited the result, mud he hoped that the Bill would at least be read a second time before the adjournment, so as to give time fur its being completed dialoo the present Session of Par. haircut. The CUANcILLoa of the EXctillQUele replied, that it was his anxious wish to give every possible acceleration to the progress of the measure. He Sir JOHN NEWPORT ales thought it entrain-di miry that this agreement had toot found its way into the regular barren k estimates—some reason ought to be shewn, why it was made the subject of II separate arrangement. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replies', that the agreement had been wade since the esii metro were framed. There could be nothing what ever to call the contract in question, it it was moms dered with attention. Two regiments of life guards might, he thought, be considered the permanent establislitnent—one of them was roinmodious!y quartered its the barracks in Hyde-Park, the other nt king -street, Portman-square, inconveniently si tuated. It was necessary to give up the places rented for the latter, and this very preferuble. and equally economical plan had been struck out, instead cr hiring places instead of those at present occupied. Sir HENRY PARNELL suggested the propriety at' letting this subject stand over until Monday next. CALCRATT concurred no this suggestion, and recommended to the Right Hon. Gentle man, in the interim, to ascertain from the Barrack Department what would the estimate be fur erect- Mg suitable barracks for such a number of men, of horsey, and quarters for such a number of offi cers. They could then see if 5,400/. a year was the fair equivalent for sinking so much capital. The CHANcEELoa of the EXCHEQUER replied, that the contract had alreas l v liven examined ay cording to the propos e d tem. and found most ad vantageous. He had no objection whatever to bring down the proposed calculation on Monday, if be could obtain it from the Barrack Office. In answer to a question from Mr. Rica avo. the Right Hun. Gentleman said that the public were to maintain the eapen►es of repaiis. dtc. during the thirty-one yeas.. It was agreed that the ►ubject should be resumed on Monday next. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE UPON THE AGRICULTURAL PETITIONS. Mr. H. Sumacs presented the disport of the Committee appointed to inquire into the rtaltments contained in the Agricultural Petitions presented to the House. It was with eatrease.regret he hod testate that the present advanced state of the Ses sion left little hope of giving legislative effect to the recommentlatiou of Committee, at least so to afford any thing like adequate relief to the agri- I Jowl published, haudaamely printed ht OM weal volume, foolsesp livo. and illustrated with Tureetiy-owe Nadirs from the Author's Designs, price 7s. SKETCHES from ST. GEORGE'S Fl ELDS. By GIORGIONE DI CASTEL aims°. " All hope *Namibia ye who ruler here."-..CARv's DANTE. Printed for Robert Sisda►l, 111. 4, We folly believe that ibis Author has lately brew a pri mmer, Sbt mat fur debt. His place of ematimasest we emu pees will he rowed mach rawer to Bt. /101811t4wr• Church than to the Slimy Theatre. 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