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I/RY-LANE. ,:trlifs PRESEN EVENING:, May•l6, 1816, their Majesties' Sfratts will per 7 fOriD, 'fur the 7th time, ti new Tragedy , calle, . nERTRA'M : ' r OR, 7.1 E CASTLE OF ST. ANDOBRANO. Tile princip a l curacters by__ Mr. Kpan, 'Mr: Pope, Mr. !_lioltand, Mi ss B ar . and !Hiss i. , !amereilie. After Which, IlliEfi WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE. Sir Charles Ra e et, Mr. Rae ; Lady 100014:Miss Ni3sh. . To whidh will be added, THE COUNT Mr ANJOU. . ' 2 ,To.loorrot6 Bertram ; with The Magpie;' or, The Maid of tat '- 4 . l 't , ti , • SA LES BY AUCTION'. 'S'Atn3 1.11. r ALICTION IMPERIAL .PART4INKENT,. gertnitnto, .Brntopton.--4Stiperti Furniture, • briliinnt Fier :and Citituney Glasses of large, d.,nenginni, Brnageti (ap delabra,, ,lab.rster P'igureb and Va:es, elegaat Tal)4. St:l.- 0N and ett'talt;hi n rich Oa Man, 3 eAvital Table, Patent Mangle, a Marquee, - Ceihr of Choice ul I the FilttnreA ef ; ;he Ukase, &c.-13y Messri. on Prenn , cs, on WEIMESDAY O Ality and two f,!- lewing !)as, at 12; Rtt iite)f-einare.—Elegant Leasehold Residence, fot . 81 Years, (.441 den, doniilt Coach,lionse,. and&c•`sub j. to a low 7routitl tent, Old intinetliate.-poisession...--14 Lt.int;:sN, at I h;s.ir Specious ItAmms, hiaia Goveut. -( hi! tlefl, ant ,•!ATUII.DAY, thelero of May, at Twelve, • . Dist ingtri sited LEASEI4()LD CAIK. fatly equal to the aceoruntudation of n fatnily. spett.thility, tlestrahn , situate in.tite preferable . part Kep- pal-ntreet, riussr.u—souititE. The Elouse ha s been finished a view to great dura. bility,and,contattif. - §nitts of ttvoand three well-proportioned rooms oat : eat:h.:haw the drawing 7 roonss and dining parlanrs re'tv.'en ty-Orte feat by fourteen, and Contrantricate, by folding 'doorit She tlnntestie apartments are numer o us, and very 4111140 e; detached are all requisite 'offices, .ribidile Coach _house, three,tall *table, gardatt,:&c.. .The estate is held un der the Duke of 13edfortl, for a term of 81 yeas, subject to a zrotind rittt of ..181.1g..;. rid. aiyear, only. Mny beAiewat.l till the sale, and partieular4 had on the pre ruiseF, of Nfessrs. lianrott and Metcalfe, Lincelp's-Inn ; and :110T7SE:OFfLORDS, IVEbNispAr, MAi 15. The klouie.tpec at halt-pipit one, t)?el atm ptbce,ctied to give isult;inent in iin appeal. - - . KYUPER II ITOIJSEUIOLD FUIiN 1111.11 ES, - to !Baur plates ~f glass, do inchei by . 4s inches, GI by 65, dd , 'hy 2.81-A , ll , lcy 50, • 55 14.45, and several of saniller.di itrensiiisfio:splendirkly froted, elegant bronzed candelabras,, e)rtiuisite fine a.lahaster figures and vases,, superb table .and orniswrutal chilia - , - rkh cut glass, a capital billiard table a biantifol tortoiseshell- Cabinet,. with entablatures. by OM Frinclis, ronwood, pier, and CllliventAtioit. tables, cediar of superior and choice wines, handsome steel and other regis, ter stoves,fixtures, and variety of elegalif effects, the abso , lute property of • - MADAME CATALANI, under whose superior taste the Hermi rage,at Bromptim liars been atted up, arid comprise tiriNVl r riiont suites iii Frelich - window curtains, Ottoman couclivs anti sin,rs;.-I;i,hin ned anti gatiowood chairs, sera bed, rOsewooti, sofa 1 - lisi i rilitiinfilt-qAtlci t ilffilkiTiji, anti ennanis to match, , ea pita) goose beds and bedding.; the cabinet work is of supe rior description, ideliiding mahogany wittdrobps, satinwood. and mahogany chests of dta wets, dressing stands, secretaire and boiikcase; . s..t of Inatiogait , claw, diron,z, and 100 ta4les, elliptic sideboard, mahogany chairs, covered with Morocco, Brussels and other carpets, an eight-flay clod:, kitchen. re quisites, &e. Also tire steel register amid other stores, ranges copper, smoke-jack, the whole sit the fixtures, weluu frames, garden, engine, and rollers. B:e.. May be viewed twq days prior to the Sale, and Catalogues had (at is. Ofi. each) ou the Premises; and of Messrs. hohins, Covent-garden. STATUTE-1100K. On the motion (if Etirl'tiTitlitorc rite consider , . ation . of the question relatiVe to & conferenee with the House of. Commons, on the . inthiret of dm Statute hook, was postponed 'till f l'fieSdity. , ST. PANtRAS . Lord Sonatts reported the St. Patterns Church - 'With amendmeuts,- and moved to restore a proiiso in the . Bill which the Committee glad struck Out, relative to letting pews and scats 'in the Church, to :persons not ririshioners, The . inotion 'Was.opposed' by Earl St , inh.,pe, and . 'on 'the question beincr-pitt av n. nv"iuttvett. A short tonversation took place bet,veen Olt Earl of Darnley, tt u Earl of Mulgrave, the E , irl of Liverpool, bud the Marquis Camden, respeet= ing ii complaint of the first Noble Lord, Chet the returns respecting the expenee of military works had mot been made• conformably to the under standing upon the subject, there being nothing its them regarding the military canal. The other three Peers mentioned that the order had not beets _served upOn the proper officer, the expenditure relative to the canal being inThe Quarter-Master ,,General'i Department, and it appeared to he tin derstOod that the order should be sent to the pro per office. The Edinburgh Gaol Bill, the Bristol Small ebts Bill, several . local'and private Bills wvre brmught up from the 'House or Commons by Mr. William Dandas, Mr. Protheroe, 11 r. Finlay, Lord Elio ley, Sir William Welby, Mr. Farquhar, end other Members, end read a first time. The two =lrish Treignry Bills'bills, tbe. Local Militia Ballot Sutpemion Bill, and the Yeomanry Corpt Bill, were read a third time and p:issed.' On the Irish EXclicotter Clerk of the Picas Bill, a question arose as to the propriety of the Title ; and after a few words from Lord Holland, the Earl of Limerick; - and the - Earl of Lauderdale, the Bill was ordered to be plinted., - • • BANK 11. - ESTRICTION% The ,Earl of Ltvi.:Eroot. moved the second read. . ing of the Bank Restriction Bill. The Far! of LAUDERDALE thought the thin Rte tendance in the • !louse , not.•suffictent fo go into the discussion of a 11111 of so much importance, ,and therefore wished'the discussion to be post. putted. The Earl. of Livßapoot had no objection, pro.. 'Vide(' the Bill ;was'ativaneed a stage now and he • 1 H hATIt.N. ROYAL, - COVEN'I-ti.llti)l...N. ▪ al& PRESENT EVENING, 4tlay IG, 1816, will be acted the Play of STRANGER. Tbo Stranger, Mr t Aemble - ; Mts. tihllet, Miss. O'Neill. After which the Pares of KILLING NO MURDER. Duiliin„ Mr. Mathews. T• o-morrow Guy Mannering; with Love, Law,.aild Physk. ..T• nrieristi GALLERY, PALL-MALL MS GALLOWS(' will be RE- OPENED - 4.:D till ‘TEDNESDAY, the 2-1 d Instatit.! with a SELECTION •f CELEBRATED PICTURES, by ITALIAN MASTERS, Arith which the Proprietors hare favoured -, the Btitish Insti . Intim, for the gratification of the Public, and for the bene t . • ' fit, , - 1 " . F 4iiMithiii sti.=Act - tt,a - I •c i loges li ~..,,, 41 .. nu nce s.— a .a . , .. By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper, tIAK LAlth. • Eiyrn - gernYilefivg - ht Hon, Milian) Huskisson, ‘1- Da , errs Ad .ins, and Henry Dawkins, Esquires, Commissioners • of bit Nraje , ,tv's IroAs, Forests, and Land Revenues. niro Iris tifiLD by AUCIION, by Mosrs..AL. -R. LEN and WARD, at the Bull Inn, at flentty, near the s-aid Forest, on WEQNESDAY, the 2-2 d day of May, 1816, at large o'Clock in the Afternoon, a large Quantity of BARK, 'in the Forest of Alice near Farnham, Surrey. , • The labs may lye viewed any day previous to the Sale, by .applying to Mr. C. F. Wise, Deputy Srirveyor, Holt Lodge, of whorl Particulars and Conditio n s o f S a l e may had ;us Willia , 4MoOre, Keeper of the said ,forest; at the Anetitin- Mart, near 'the Bank, London ; White Lion, Gaildfurd ; King's Arms, Godalinito!; Sinn, Alton ; - Place of - Sale and at the Auctioneers, Farnliam. The remaining Part of the Bark in the said Forest s will be Sold on future days, of whieb due ;mitt will be gi'ven. • THE NTT CLUB. ,THE ANNIVERSARY a the BIRTI4 of the late Right Hon. WILLIAM PIT I' wilt he hold, n at the City of London Tavern, on TUESDAY, the 38th of May. _EDWARD BOOTLE WILBRAHAM, Esq. 51. P. in the Chair. - Ticliets, not transferrable (price Two Guineat), may he had • Members only on application to the CoMMittee at the above Tavern, between the hours of Eleven allot Four, on the 23d, 24th, and 25th Instant, and not after Wards. • N.B. No more Tickets will be issued than the Rum can ,conveniently hold. ' Charoftg Retreat, upon • the rise of Harrow Hill, encoM passlM byits extensive. Lawns, 'Pleastirernunds, • tVihier nest. and 33 Acres of Park Meadow.--13y Messrs. ROUINS, at their :Spacious it, ails, Covent-g4rdeta on SA :. TURDIi , May 2 Twelve, without restriction, DELIGH IfrJ L Carl AGE'- VILLA, re plete with aecommodation tpri a respectahle_Fa:nily, imppily placed on the - rise of that admired spat, - 11arrute -The Villa is Rnviroued 4y the extensive pleastiren4rounds, laid out With infinite taste, and clothed 'with a pro'filsion the thoicest 'shrubs and erhgreent, scattered wit t s.. .pleasing negliginice; 'a wilderness, and plautation•of stately timber, * afford any'e protection flora - the wind - and sun. The4erraco that sin rounds this little paradise commands, iu .dl directions, are most dire.rsitied and extended scenery, time interuicdi4'tes space - presenting, in great ranety, troth wootlaiiil water v ier-, initiated on one side by the Surrey Hills, and WI the . other by Windsor Castle. The whole is 'surrounded by the slop Lug park meadows, which complete :a domain of:,,sa acres of capi tal land. The kitchen gardens, are in a high state of.culticP tion, and arc placed at airagreeable distance from the cottage. Held for IS years, at an old reserved 'rent. , M.)* he rieweil till the sale, and. parilonlars.bari ; .alsojit the Inns at Harrow, Riniter, and Stamuurc; and of Messrs. Robins,' Covent-garden.• TLIEXFIIF, OF ANATOMY, MEDICINE, &c. Thettheim-street, Great Marlhorough-sfreet. HE SUM MER' COURSE of LECTURES at A_ this School will begin on MONDAY, Joule 3, 1816, ANA'T'OMY, .5 PHYSIOLOGY, and URGERY, by Mr. II Wok Eti. daily. at Sereis in the Morning. • DISSECTIONS us usual. OIEMISTRY, MATERIA daily, at .Eight •in the Morning. TIID Ma and PRACTICE of PHYSIC, at , INifte; with Examinations, by Dr. AUEIt, Fellow of the Royal College of Phisielaw, &c. Three Crturscsare given every Year, each occupying nearly Tour Months. • Further particulars .may be known from Mr. Bronkes, at the Theatre t of from Dr. Agtr, 69, Margaret-street, Caven dish-vinare. BISII, 'ContractOr . for the liresent State Lot. tery; begs to 1n dr ll th:.! Public,' that nn the Tirst,Day of Drawiroz, was Tuesday last, the highest Pelee drawn was the N , •• 2,7&17, L. 569, which W 45 shared and sOld lir biol. Next Wednesday will he the list Day of Drawing hilt one.:,-;411., Wheel contains Txyo Pries of L. 30,000, and 4k other Catritah ; the , First-drawn Prize' above . L. 5-0 nwo he L;6,000, and tu:iv he . • Warranted" un raven 'Pickets and. Shares are selling. by `r: BISH, t, eurnhill, and 9, Cli.tring-cross. • • • MONEY. • 'ivoitrinnEN-, Gentlemen, &e. are respect -. 111 fully iufornted the) , niay be snOplied with MONTI:Au AK amount, ort,teritis cc" Mortu;a4e, secur e d en bold, Copyhold, Leasehold Land ur I Money in - tht • Pitnds, Marriage Settleint:nts; Widows' Jointures, Cletf, :..,rnca's Livings; or an y ot h er P roperty; • -14 Persons of respectability 'nay he supplied., an tintir - Purional Sh:Caritv only. ;eutlelneri will find eery ilherAl ateonunoda. tiun, without.delay. Application fray/ Twelra till Two; or Letter; (Oost-paid)' adfiressed to Messrs. Wills and SOLith,itreet, tkitac);-Square. OFFICE OPilliliNelNCE, May 10, 1810. trim PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Of/ice, in Pall Mall, on I.er before Friday,. the 14th day of May instant, 'front such Persons as may be willing to undertake Me Supply clf for Sirvice of thislileptrintent, for a period of Three Years, Atsterrninable after the expiration of the first Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at the option of either Party.. Dancroft House and Gardens, , in perfect order for iminediale oceupation,'wfth Eight.Ael'es of -Land, delight folly situate in the environs of Staines; 4.,:nify hold Estate, subject wily to a small Fine and Unit Refit. —By Messrs. ROBINS, at their spacious Rooms, Piazza, Covent-Ciarden, on SATUR DAY, :.sth inst. D at Twelve, uNtRoFT H-01.)14.1, a very elegant C'opy hold Residence, presetting a fine si,ecimen'of Antique as well as Modern Archiletture, very deliglitfoily situate in ksortiftOrVit=ff *fikdrettreff n'trVintre'ri Titrth I 1111 u stately l.orest Trees, happily removed within short (listarce of Stainstand the ItiVer•Thatties; the late residence and pro-, perty of LORI) CRANSTOUN. The Mansion is fully equal to the aceoring6alion of a large `Family, and is io ciisnyetifelitly disposed .us to make a twist comfortable reiidence fur a small one ; the suite of rooms are of admirable proportiont. and lead to the Conservatory and Billiard-Room, The Deiriiiitisi Apartments are numerous and very complete; detached .is a Coach-house, Stabling, and every requisite, Out-attire, a spacious Garden, surrounded by a lofty wall, with Hot-lmiise; Nlyloii-pits, Ice-house, &c. the Grounds and:Orchard altogether Contain. Eight Acres.. The Residence is in perfect order•for immediate possession, Copy hold of Inheritetice, snbject to . a small (meandi-nit rent, may be viewed till the sale, and particulars had oa the premisei ; •the. IlusltStaifies, White• Hart, Windiur r,Bothaili!s and Cc cit's, Salt-Hill; Black Dog, Bedfont Messrs. : llamott and Metcalfe, Lincoln's-Inn in; and in Covent-Garden. This Day was published, in g rots. Sao, the 7th Edition, with a 1' .rtrait, and two other Engriving , t, price It. Is. rrt-11L REMAINS • of '. HENRY 'KIRKE WEI trE.,. of Nottidghant, tate of St, JOn'.!:' , -". n v.n Paternoster , liurst, itees,27o L me, OF ,11 Specimen of the Size may be viewed, upon applicaion at the principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and farther kuticulars, together with . the Terms and Conditions of the stAirge... , ty Avant.' th 4 Nall aforesaid, av Day 'between the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, :where the Proposals must be delivered,sealed up, and endorsed,. " Prop:4:lls for 'Size;' hut no Proposal can be admitted after the said 14th day of May, at "Twelve -..'clock at :Noon of the same day; 'Wilier tpiii any Tender lie nbtfced, unless the Pll2ll/ making it, or an 4.l.iftnt in his iehalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, It. H. CREW, Secretary. • . The- Eat? , of £AUDIteD4I.g thtmght the disento sion. would he better *aired .to the Committee than the. second reatling, as-he did hot Object to the .restriction at the present moment, it being, evident that some`titne Must be giVen to prepare tor relmning payme‘nts in cash. 'the Bill ‘ias read a second tithe, find on the motion of the'Earl of •Liverpool, .was committed for Friday. _ 'This Day was pubiithed, prke ER'IItAM ; or, The Castle or St. AiLtub,,uti • ~,Trag m y. theitev,. it. c..mwrlntiN. rrinted fdr.lolll.lllttrray, Albettlialc-street. f{' utE QUARTERLY REV 11 4 'W, No. XXVIII. A. will bt PUBLISHED on SATURDAY NEXT. - CON'CIiNTS. Earl STANIIOPE wished to know whether t 1 .Marquis , :vf Buckingharn's . motion, which stood for Ft iday, was to hue the precedence? The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, to as the discus- 1., State of Satiety in the trigtilands Of;Scotlana, during the , Itehellir;n in 1745'; , - CullOderi Papers, published' from the OriKinals in the possession of Donean Georste Forbes, of Clll.' ludto-2. The Tragedics of • Vittorio Alfieri, translated by Charles Lloyd—:.l. Personal Narrative of Travels to the Equi 'nodial Regions of the New Continent, by .-kle*ander Do Huiribuldt--4. The 'Fair Isabel of Coteitele, a Cornish Ito niatice--5. A History of Inventious and Discoveries, by John Recinanii,-6. Sermons by Archib,ild Alison-7. 'Flit Story of ttiiuini, a Poem, by Leigh HuntEL'llie Substance of sotae,Letters written • by, an Englishman resident nt Paiis • daylog the last iteign •uf Napoleott-9.:lorols4ctoo; Fvarra tire of Robert Adams, a Sillor, who was wrecked on the , Wcsrern . Coast of Africa; was detained three vearii in Slavery by the Arabs of the Great Desert, and resided'several moot ha of •that-period in the City of Totablictoo-10.Do Congres de Vienne, liar M. De Pradt-1 I. The Political Life of Visconnt 'liarrington.;-14-. Elgin Warbles ;"Report front the. Select trifle, on the Earl of. Elgin's Setilptitred Marbles, &e.' Printed for. John Murray, Albernarle-street, Londtin. 1 7 1C7'UiliLl.NG UFCJCL, Aprit 26, Isl 6. MI -1E COM MISSIO.NEMS for VICTUALLIYG MAJESTY'S .1+74 P'Y do hereby give .Nryiee) :ion on the Bank Restriction came on, he did not care which had the precedence.—Adionrned till Friday. HOUSE (IF COMMONS. !Sir J. SHAW presenttql tt Petition from the spi rit-dealers.of Kilmarnotk;:. if,AJ'ATtItEN'S ORIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID, v v ItLACKING produces a brillizinedet Vllack, equal to the highest t ilap;la ,Verniih, preserves the Leather soft,' and prevents its cracking, does not suil,the linen, Is per 'feetly free fionvaity mipleittiant smell, and will retain its vir tues in anyelinutte. S ,, 1 11 ; wbuiesale, itv nonmammutEN, 14, St. Marti teB- . lane, I.oudtat •, owl ret4ll hh}'ltnklin; White, WaterfOrd Thousson, Blast; 'Radium, EdliitOrgli; borne, Glasgow; Lyon, Itivernesk; Cookworthy, ; .Evans anti Co. Chester; Clakk, Lancaster ; WoOd",. Birtulog bam; :11erritiew, Coventry; Pierson, Sheffield ; Greenslade, Guernsey ; and hybris Agents in'every Town in the Kingdom., in Stone Bottles, U. td. a Pint' 104. Half-alma; and 01.. . , CAUTION,--Observe,. are Ourtuine unlesq that on Friday, the 17th of May melt, they will be ready to receive Tenders in 'writing (foaled up), and treat for the Supply (on separate Contracts) of what FRESH BEEF may .kr reynked for the use of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels the undermentioned Places, via. Guernsey and Jersey, tree pock, Hull, - Newcastle and Tintnouth Hann, Syrausea and Iltistol, for the space of Twelve -Calendar Month from tlae -7th of June next. , • The . Conditions of the Contracts may- be scan at this Of ice, or by applying to the Postmasters at, Guernsey and Jersey, and to the Collectors of the Customs at Greenock, ituull, Newcastle, Swansea; and Bristol, respectively: No regard will be had to any -Tender in which theprice :Shall :Cot he inserted in words at length, or that shall not tie delivered to the Board before One o'clock os; the said Friday, the 171/s of May next, nor unless the Person Ow snakes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, .attends, t. ctitrwer when caller!fon • Each ,Terider mutt also be cleCoMpanied by a Letter signed Ity two r'esponsibk Persons engaging to become bound with Fee Party tenderfng; in the Penal Suns of 5001. for the due •terformakte o 'each of . the Contracts. Or INDIA ROUSE, MAY 1, Igiti. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of. the U:s7ITED COMPANY of . MERCHANTS of ENG LAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give !calor, That the COURT wilt he ready to receive PROPOSALS In Irriting, at arts time on or before Wednesday, the Slh June "text, from any Person or Persons who may be Willing tit BUILD, either in tbe River ninnies, sir at an Ont-port in England, of about 'Phirteen Hundred Tons bus to be LET on yrteKiliT fur the said Company's. Service, for Six 'Voyages - certain, speeii)iing in in one /k a per trinnent Rate of Peace Fraight for. each of the - said Six voyaged. ne „ enders,. with ,the , words " Ship .on the cover, to he b everally sealed up and left witli the Sectetary, "tittle Home, at us' before Twel eq.:lock at Noon on the 4 1* 1 4 th. ahlne , nexti: beyond which hoar no:Pinder w ilt be keteived. JAS. Col3l3,.ecretitry., particalart. of the prineipal Dimensions and Scant lings, ass Inimatui of the principal'Stures; the Copy of the Milner-play' for each Voyage as an outline, together' with lbe. 'Ferms - . send C , indit _ iens. on which' the is to bit tendered, "milt fur, and employed in the. Company 6 Sit 'rice; may hchail on application to Mr..lolinMoriq, Clerk to - the CorneCirtes of iihipping, on or after Monday neit, Uks Oth ' 1 • oodperry House, Within four miles of Oxford, whit Atoms ' skin, aud Itriteards: of :Phreeliundred Acres of Land en vironing titli whole, of winch Forty Acres of Park. Meadows are in 'hand—By Messrs. ROBINS, at their Spacious Rooms, Piazza; Covent-Uarden-, on &I:mums, May 23, 'at Twelve, peremptorily, WO' ll•Ng , EtltY MANSION• and ESTATE; comprising wyntqcapital i noifora stone edifice, erect ed .at an imaieuse,expence, and replete with - every possible accommodation for a highly respectable delightfully placed in the centre of its extensive lawns ayd pleasure grounds, with an infinity of detached offices, finite corre spornient,- and connututicatitighy smite .celontiades; together with Upwards ~f THREE . HUNDRED. ACRES OF CAPITAL LAND, within a ring fence, of which forty acres, dispeicd like park uteadotts, and inch cling the mansion, are iii hand;-; the re mainder, with an excellent detached fares-house and build let to - respeetithletenants, at rents aintmuting -to near FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS .l-YEAR. The estate is delightfully situate at a slir.rt distance front the Turnpike-road - from -Oxford to Islip, within two miles of Wheatley and four of Oxford, and is held under New College, Oxford, reneaahle for ever, according to custom. , Particulars may he had of Daniel fireett. the Bailiff, at the Mansion House : .atio theStae;Oxford the Inns,. at Tets worth and kligh Wycomh;.-SeracFn't Beaconsfield ; White Horse,- Uxbridge:l of Messrs. Flutchilailla and Emmett, Brewer's' Hall ;. and. ..of Messrs. Rubins, Covent 7 Gardetr, where a Drawing and plan of the Estate may he seen. Very elegant and fashionahla Ifousetiol4 Furniture, Cellar of Wines, Books in costly bindings, China and Cut Glass, a capital Bay/Hunter, a Chesnut Gelding, a Mitch Cow, and other .Effects, at .HarinondsiVortli near Cola. brooki—By Messrs,' ROBINS, on the Premises, on MON DAY, May and following day, at Twelve, by direction of thy, Peoprietnr, ientoving to Town, LA, c ite elegant. .and. Idabionlble IIOUSti:- .4ii. HOW FURNITURE (completed within the last. six Months in the most approved fashion), a chimney glass, gilt (rotor, china and glans, bronze candelabras, cellar of Putt, Sladeira, and Sherry, books in elegant bitidines, A 'patent Wangle by Balser, and ether, effects, the property of. LEWIS; Esq. at his residence, within.two miles of , Colqbroolt, and only Short distance froria Longford, MUM • • '• HARNIONDSWOIITI - I 'fife Furniture comprises two very elegant •i post bidsteitls, with hangings of beautiful chintz, 111111 beditill; to ctakitti, pond; held and servants'. bedsteads' and beilding,• four eti+ pital chests of ,diawers, anti every requisite for liefithaintser• use; a drawing-rosint suite, consisting of - .14,4110 pt Grecian couch, an Ottomaii, and the t udir,,rrvinn window ourtaliis; elegant patent tarsi anifinWtottes,ft Olag nificent indebuard, of the finest wood; U very superinr mutt liogany chairs, covered with blue morocoa; -set .4. excellent dining .tables of line wood, apatent `briinze. lanip; Ucti cute glass and china. AU the Litch.en utensils, andotheit — effects. May be viewed two days prier to the sale, apti catalogues , had at the King's Head, I. 4 u4foril ;. White Mole, Ihibeidgif; White klart, Windsor; Bothant and evil's, *alt Ha; George, Colab.rook • 'Cranford-bridge 'and itt euvolt flardeav - a)/94#- , is signed on the Label, and it, St. Martini-latieottimpeil in the bunk, as 04 soperio, tintlity of 'this Bluekinglt.as In duced several base Itupoiturs to, sell purious Conipositiosts . under tbv above Name. GENUINE, atg WINI S. .1711' IV El - 1 7 11E11Y tuiti SANS, 'at the ohl . knitted Vi t aiehonse'for Dr. James's, and other valuable inftfrurtliePnbik tfint the PileeS,lncluillik stamps, are as fillip; iii spurions Preparations are soldhy 'Some other Dvaters, all, Poi chasers, to avoid imposition, wilhob scrye, that the Genuine War elitinse is at the Est End of ;St,. 45, the thiftl'hotisit friint - Cheapslde.- ' ' Jlerlei Pt order.....- 2. - 9 pr :Steer's Opotisldoe„ 2 9 Ana .. i 6 Convulsion Oil S. G . -....:—.`Autibirsaus 9 Camomile' Drops 1 9 lirAust-in'sChilybeate 0 Esstmei of.Gottsfoot a 6 lathy'-kaxiiiistitties.. 1, 9 Mr.,Spew's Dentifrice 4 9 Tonic Pills . . Ltiiinges of Wins tiNeraitcesi'Priwflet Coll'er "2 'n *The Oispliatiek;atift"..7.l' 1 Pil. - Doluturientes..... 4 Unle the. Da!IIII P„isa,Wl.ll.lll.Y" ba engraved to the 4tinps, the abusl'itifttiot h. t~tliiie. • . tf • neiiry's l'slagssesa A." SArtingTilict; rit%-Bark , 4 I,4senc.a.ot.t.iingt r 9 1143.41 urn 's at. 6 0. 9 19 . 010'5 ,Setitfi 1103 ateenftugh's trittare'3 '2 4 9 thanes C'entgb Drops 1 . 9 Laangei..: 1' - If. ' .. 2 ' Sigotliipg . 2, 9„. - De. Sqluoder's To* •••e' • 9 , ***- Atople itUatN4n, e will he istafte upou these au:kali other Medicines of eeputtfiortiepahadun: .~• - The Worcester.road Bill was read third time. A long ,conversation, on 11 Petit'On respecting the Bristol Gaol Bill, took' pilice• between Mr. Ca'craft, Mr. Conner),ty, Sir J. Cox Hippisley, 'Mr. Etteourt, Mr. 'Gordon, Mr. Hart Davis, Mr. -Protheroe,' Mr. .Ilattkes, junior, 'Mr. C. Wynne, Stc. respecting' the violation 'of the Standing Or -tiers of the House. On the division, the numbers were 98 to 17, agninit the Petition. ItOM'AN C.VTIIOLIC PETITION. • g Mr. GaArr.\x begged leave to answer a, tines tion put to hint on 'the presenting'of the Dublin petition. lie gave notice of a motion for Taus- day next, for the consideration of the penal laws :as - affecting - the Roman Catholics of Ireland. His snot ion should not interfere with any motion eft: •his*. }ton. Friend , (Sir Parnell, ett4... ,suppose). It was not oicesturyi at thSt him to take up the,time'olthe llome with ally deteos. Sir FL PAItNef.I. took the opportunity to ask the Motile Lord a Ttestron. Last Att • -tfit the Catholics agreed to pe - .1 . t 1 0n . the -Peince Regent. .He wished to - know if that petition had been de. - 1-littEthl to his Royal Highness j and es it con laitted a rayel• that his Koyal Highness wOulti recommend the stihject 'to the consideration gt Parliament, he also was 'desiroits of learning whe .ther , Ministers intended to offer - such advice ? Lord CASTLEREAGH% was not authorized to say that the Prince Regent would recommend Ole. subject to the deliberation of Parliament. Atrer a few words from Sir J, Cox, 111rNsLET. the l'etition was brought up and read, on tilts - motion of Mr. GRATTAN, and ordered to lie on ,the Sir J. Cox 111PrILBY postponed a Motion t standing for to.nwrroW, till the 2ioh. A Message from the Lords requested the con ference appointed for day the Painted Chamber to his postponed till Tuesday next. On the motion of Lout CASTLEittFaGti . , the re. (pest was agreed tri, and the Loris' Messengers welt acqu.iinted therewith. COURT U 'rEw QUEDN'S HOUSE. Mr. PoiisoNnY said, for general convenience, 'tau it was imprubablo that a House would bs made