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CON IttiV lte K iiG of Gr Lot llrss l ': )I his !tzerlail; from t A tun $" y to to° e ; and cce i his G . and o ,`, rernon y )urney• r a Cumb e i i is a daY i` v 5 been °,, iridge ii ne of r°!: hich aho` i i, obtain e , ds. 7 ' 1°1 ,4 k has be' t• the Strl,, uke of small 1 1 ,s risots tilling 3: 4 1 moon, fib Lords`ei pace- al- a o e utat° g o n stied l l he tilb` l ie T.P°3l, tet ,tll` 'IP U}per le laY vas so'g r ode the -ta l l! e hors e : ic li :he ve" o l , ' carr ied i re itantli Po' before 5 r ~to ° tken 1 3 '40 ilbor Y fili~t fevi ithstaiPoit, the ' 1) , wa lip,.ltV It On l / 05' to Fe t f f e ,,re j tv.:ll of olt tlaY''Dlc orlFid e e io" id. V I price s ' T. tit`; , bed ' a t 1 1 . -,wit sT,ITIONARY OFFICE, JULY 31, 1920. T HE COMP TR 0 LLER and STORE KEEPER of this OFFICE are ready to receive TEN -I)ERS for the Sttpplrof PAPER, PENS, QUILLS, :SEAL ,ING WAX, WAX TAPER, WAFERS, CORD, CUTLERY, CAUNDARS, ALMANACKS, &c, PACKING CASES, 7 rApEs, RlnnoNs, &c. for the Public Service, and COALS, for the use 01 this Office. • Pri:ited particulars will be delivered, and Samples of the required will he exhibited at the Storekeeper's 4 1Itee,..front Eleven o'Clock until• Three, for t,.entp-eight 4 :1„.v . s from the Date hereof. OFFICE OF ORDN:4NCE, July 31,' 1820. THE PUBLIC aie hereby informed that Thirty-seven PLATES of the ORDNANCE SURVEY b f GREAT BRITAIN, carried on under the Superintendenco, the late Major-General WILLIAM MUDGE, LL.D: F.R. 4 .nei A.S., are now eian;ilete, and that IMPRESSIONS frotn t hee) are on Sale at the Orrlttance Map, Office. tbefower of I.4iiilon. These Plates contain the Counties of Kent, Esiex, Hants., Dorset, Devon, and Cornwall, and propor tl,as of Sonietset, Surrey, Pembroke, Cardigan, Caroiartheo, ' til Aniori e i.an, Wilts, Berks, Mieldlesex, Suffolk, Hertford, and t:itoihridge. Part IX. edntaining nearly the whole of Pembrokeshire, 4 '' ) Portions of the adjacent Country, was published on the .t "f August, 180, and as the Work is stiti in progress, a:- ' 4l `dirig to the original Design of giving 'a iornplete Map of ; e at Britain up o n a Scale of one inch to a Mile, the t t I 'lleation of the future parts will follow as fast as the na- Ure Of such a Work will admit, without increasing the an iltst Expense. wishing to procure a Map of the Country stir 'it°4t(ling th e i r own h a bit a ti ons , m ay, by application to Mr. : }(l3 lt, at the Ordnance Map Office (where an Index al ' w ill be shewn) - select any sheets they please, for that FUrp,,e. : I _ l . l Lett ers on this cnhject, addressed to Mr. Baker, under Wiu‘ er to the Secrets., y of the Board of Ordnance, Pall Mall, itumediately arts sided. to. By Order of the Board, It. H. CREW, Sec. • PICTUA ING-OFFICE, July i 4, T it E COMMISSIONERS for VICTUA 11' 6e; ~'4 ! •VG. ifieIJESTFS w Nill'Y do herchy: glee t t i z ( that on Frid a y, the 81h of Septenenr nerd, they r ready t o rece i ve T en d er , i n rifing (.realed tp), and e e" i' ?;* a_94antity prime IRISH BEEF ft!1;IPOIR, not `; e4' 7: 4 i 48- i n ' the aggregate Five Thousand Tierces, of each tt lo ,be cured in the ensuing Season; one:-eigitift part , 0 6e packed In Half Puncheons, six-eighth parts in aiq the , entaining one-eighth port in Barrels; to .port ent•ered his Majesty's Victoalling• Stores-at-Deptford, 4auZ "th, Plymouth, an d Cor k , i n suc h propor ti ons es ed, erafter be required, and by the periods undermention- One.th' " . ..Part of the whole by the 14th February ] '-' . "e-third part more by the 15th April, 1821 ; gne .ind Me remaining third part by the 31st May, d I° be p a id for by p ayable, without Interest, sixty -gt Y 1 offer d ate, it.r4e Co nditions of th e C on t rac t ma y be seen at the Seer,- ° l 4 ce, at this Of fi ce, or by applying to Mr. J. Jr. col7tercille, .elgent for the Victualling at Cork .; to the N e , I ° 4 of his Majesty's Customs at Limerick, llelfast, v i ,„,; rY ) and Waterford and to the Secretary to the Post- N o ti eneval.at Dublin, respe c ti ve ly. h 7e "der for a less quantity th an Fi v e ll n ndred Tierces 4o r ee l' and Five Hundred Tierces of Pork will be admitted ; 41, 41 ;" regard be had to any Tender in which the Prices t. , tio t be inserted in Words at length, or that shall j:ci;e de livered to the Board before One o'Cloch on the said 2 ,, 4 1 % th e Bth September next ; nor unless the Person who t o ; 4 Me Tend er , or some P erson on his behalf, attends liocer wh en ca ll e d f or. lac/ t reader must be accompanied by a Letter, signed tcc,toe r espousibl e Persons, engaging to become hound with th e artY tendering- in the Penal Sum of 15 per Cent, on (47t044 t, for the due pe r farmance of the Contract. -41 " -STREET, PICCADILLY, Contiguous to the GREEN TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; (by r , BY Mr. SQUIBB and SON, lit e (ier °l the Executor and Executrix of the late Joseph 1 4 re ' s 'o at titirraway'%i, oa Friday the 25t instant,. at Desirable and -,s%4IioLDIOS HOUSE, No. I:4 ' , Stratton-street, Picea j.,°lllaii-I,lh."6oking the gardens of Devonshire House, and ; 4 , * Wi l l et handsome etttrance, and interior ball, Marg e I , 4l ltin e l- ' )w etl, eating pal lour behind, with a gentleman '. r noni in front, wale. closet, tti.c.; two elegant well .It - livin rooms comMuniCating anant 4re; and a'ity b ed chambers, and a dressing ropiti, t.,.`,1 et: h 4 ). good chambers on the upper _floor. The offices - Peri - Inhdi ous and well arranged, consiting of house ;4tder '14 " 1 hot - lees room, servanis' 'detached kitchen, 4 11104 Pantries an d excellent collaring. The Premises are p I• v . b +li - fitted ul; bv the late P et , e "- alt, " • In- '• • !Metter mad - comfort. uftl v wail every attention to Lome fia ii . 'ewer]. by tickets only, between the , of twelve 11, h'll t ,„" 1 h application to Mr. Squibb and Son, Sail!i. Printed particulars may be had 14 days preceding and at raway's. 41,E11.1 IWARNING AND REPEATING WATCHES. 41/ 1 • 41,c 4,S hi ghly useful WATCH is to awaken the 1, ,; 11 14 41 :!" at any time required, and also to remind him of Siqi" appointment or rcunistances he may have ,nt• ‘ ,.. 4 the course of the s day, ei without the trouble of open ii•7l,cll; the co-istiuctimi of the alarum is of the most , 1 11(F i ,” and cat not be deranged ; the size and appear "r l4 4e'lly the same as other; Watches ; it possesses an ' \ l r ; ;'ltch. 'onvenicnce at a very moderate expenee, and cast , V ;it at the price of 12 guineas in silver, and 2: giii• cases • united with an alarnin and repeating ; is obvious, and will be found to combine rtpble purp,se,—Sold C. E. Viper, Patentee and' , :lt„;" , cto rer , 151 New BMW -street, and 8, Sweetines r%i,,lßlchat'ige •LChronotoeters peats:Ts and every Watches . and Clucks, in r ' i ße ch rarie s ty; made and BRI 11 , 1-1 GALLERY, PALL MALL. THIS GALLERY, with an EXHIBITION of PORTRAITS: of DISTINGUISHED PERSONS in the History and Literature of the United Kingdom, is OPEN daily, from Ten in the Morning until Fite in the Evening, and will CLOSE in the ensuing Week. By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. Admission, Is.—Catalogue, Is.—Historical Catalogue, is. urroN, Stock-broker, 2, CORNIIILL, beg; leave to inform his Friends, ',Emil:Ts and SHARES for the NEW LOTTERY are now on Sale at his Office. The new Features of the Present Lottery are so favourable to Purchasers that EYTON has nut the least doubt there will be a scarcity before the 90th of This Month, (August), on -which Day the Lottery commences and finishes. There are No Classes, all Sterling Money ; no reserve of Tickets by the Contractor; as in former Lotteries; every Number pot into the Wheel, sot that evertTicket will decide its own tate, and no other. Thirty Prizes of 20,0001. 1,0001. 5001. 2001. all in Otte Day. • .. THE ,Fine. New River built Ship \ HEIGHLY, of 470 tons, .JAMES THOS. .LAMB Cotunder •t . • en `„.,t er,posi isr en „./ gagenient to SAIL on or beforc,2Atli R. SEP- . TEMBE NtAT, for . MAMAS and CALCUTTA. She has fine accommodations for Passengers; and carries a skilful Surgeon. For Freight or Passage, , apply to BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and BUCHANAN, 33; Mark Lane. DON'T YOU KNOW—Who is - the Contractor for the New Lottery, i which the Prizes are All Sterling Money --No NU' BISH !I ! Stock Prizes ? Who fot med the Scheme of 5,600 Tickets, with ) Two Prizes of 20,0001., besides 11,2001. in Ex- ` j -- BISH ! ! era Prizes? Who has Sold more Great Capital Prizes than} any other Office-keeper ? DISH ! ! Who is expected to Sell Both the 20,0001. .be-) sides a majority of the other Thirty Capital BISH !! ! Prizes ? Who Sold the Last 20,000 Money Prize?l BISII I ! ! Who has made an Hottest Scheme, and totally unlike the Last Lottery of Tricking 'Not°. BISH !! ! riety ? ALL will be DRAWN NEXT WEDNESDAY, 30th of THIS NfONTH. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. ROGERS'S IMPROVED FLANNELS; manufactured from his Patent Yarn of Wool only, and, warranted not 'to Shrink, in-Washing, continue to receive that general and liberal approbation which their supetior advantages in point of softness and peculiar texture, have in sured to them after several years' experience of verf exten sive sale. They at e particularly recommended for Ladies' \Undercoats, and Gentlemens' ‘VaistcOats, mid from the fa vourable reception they have met with both in, the East ba• des and America, are earnestly-recutninended to those who are going abroad. they are sold by the Drapers in thee prin- • -cipal Towns of Great Britain, and Wholesale by the Patentee, John S. Rogers, Chester; or his Agents, llalliley and•Girter, 57, Colemau•street, London. This Day was published, In Quarto, with Twelve Copp , ' plates, Price 15s. in boards, or _LNC. 6d. batrt ~,,, AGUIDE-- TO THE STARS, being an Easy Method of Knowing the Relative Position of all the Principal FIXED STARS, from the First to the Thirst Magnitude, IN EITHER HEMISPHERE; particularly t hose that are useful for finding the LONGITUDE and LATI TUDE at SEA. By HENRY BROOKE, Teacher of the Mathematics, Geography, Astronomy, &c. and formerly a Senior Officer in the Naval Service of the Hon. East India Company. London : printed for Taylor and liessey, Fleet-street. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. EGHAM RACES, WEDNESDAY, AVG. e 3. Sweepstakes of Sgs each. with 501. added by the Steward ; three-yr-olds, 6st.4lb. four, 7st. 131 b. five, Bst.811). six and aged, 9st. 31h. Mr. Rantshottoin's Shriekhorn 1 1 Mr. Weat herall's -Quominus 4 2 Mr. Dockeray's Chance Mr. Jacques' Elvira Etvira was the favourite at starting, but she did not bring in her weight.—A fatuous race between the two first. YORK AuGusr MEETING. The above great Races commenced on Monday last ; the course 'was attended by a highly numerous and respectable company, and the sport Wit,: excellent. The following is a correct detail of the first day's racing : MONDAY, AUGUST 41. The Great Produce Stakes of I ongs each, !t. ft. ; colts, fist. 71b. fillies, Bst. 41b,—Four miles. (Eight Subscribers.) Mr. Pierse's In% c. Wrangler, by Walton, 1 Lord Milton's b. c. Palmerin . Mr. Latubton's gr. c. Consul 2 , t0 I on the winner.—A famous race. The Knavesn►irc Stakes of 30 gs each. h. ft. • Last mile and • - a half. Mr. Garforth's ch. c. Swift, 4 yrs old 1 Mr. Kikhy's I).f. Shadow, 4 yrs. old • 2 Lord Fitzwillianes,br. L.Galatea, 4 yrs old ~ • . ' - i 3 Shadow the, favourite. Won eased • • " The Great i'lorkshire Stakes of €lszs each. . The St. Leger Coons, one mile and three quarters. • • Mr. Lamhton's •hr. c. Borodino . ,.., 1 Mr. Watt's ch. c.. by Cerberus., . , i Mr. Milner's hr. c. Sir John. Mr: G. L. Fox's ch. c. by Nlarmion Mr. Gorforth's hr. L 00tria....,........ S Sir J. Byng's b. c. °atlantic . . ' - t 6 • 5 to 4 on Sir John.—.l good race.' • . • The Fitzwilliam Stake's of 50gs each, li..ft. i . Mr. Kirby's br. h. Buniface His Majesty's I'nrse of 100g . s.—Four rbiles. Mr. Crailock's b. C. Sir Walter ' 1 Mr. Bell's b. C. Alfred • - 2 I. ee l ) iliet 1 ing.--Iv na eas y. Great sport is expected at the Durham Races, which begin on the 30th instant. • ROWING MATcn.—Mr. BISIi , the Contractor for the present Lottery, having given a ticket to the six most celebrated Watermen on the Thames in shares, to be rowed for, the match took place yesterday. The concourse of people was im mense. A new method of killing animals without caus ing them pain has been adopted; they are made to expire by means of Nitrogen Gas. By this means the meat is rendered much more fresh, of more agreeable taste, and may be pre served for a greater length of time. A great many butchers already employ this process. THE ARMY. A Court-Martial will shortly assemble at - Winchester Barracks, on a Captain of the 19th Regiment, at which Major GILBERT BUCHANAN, of the Royal Engineers, is appointed to act as Deputy Judge Advocate. It has been usual, for a number of years past, to change the quarters of the three Regiments of Guards annually on the 25th of August ; but owing to the present proceedings in t lie house of Peers, this arrangement will be postponed for some time.--The first battalion of the Coldstream marched from Deptford and Woolwich on Sa turday into London. The duty at the places they have left is forthe present to be supplied by the 31st Regiment. The Edinburgh Troop of Royal Mid-Lothian Yeomanry has given ten pounds to the Magis trates of Musselburgh, to be distributed among the poor of that town and vicinity, as mark rof gratitude for the kindness and attention paid to the Troop, When lately in quarters there. On the sth inst., the Berwicl6hire Militia were inspected at Coldstream, by Colonel JOHNSTONE, OH which occasion the regiment went through a variety of manceuvres, with an accuracy per fectly surprising for so young a corps, and which met with the Inspecting Officer's warmest appro bation. On the day preceding, Sir JOHN MAR.. JORIBANKS gave' a most splendid entertainment at Lees house, consisting of turtle, and every delicacy of the season, to Lord HOME, and the Officers of the Regiment. The day was spent with the utmost conviviality. The Band of the Regiment attended on the lawn during the time of dinner, and played appropriate airs to the many loyal and patriotic toasts which were given. The party did not separate till a late hour. The regiment having completed their pe riod of training, were disembodied after the in spection.. Their conduct, while in quarters, has been most exemplary. _ The st King's Dragoon Guards, under the command of Lieut.-Col. TEESDALE, are to re place the 6th, or Enniskillens, at Gort. NORTHUMBERLAND ASSIZES. lITTINO V: TAYLOR. The real parties in this cause are Sir JACOB ASTLEY, hart. of Melton Constable, in Norfolk, (who has lately, upon the death of his father, succeeded to the princely possessions of the DE LAVAL family in Northumberland) and the exe cutors of the late Mr. HEI+I4Y RIDLEY, of Seaton Sluice, and the assignees under a commission bf ha.nkrupt, against 111 r. E. It was an ac tion to recover possession of certain farms at Sea ton Delaval which had been leased in 1798, to Mr. RIDLEY and his partners Messrs. 81 - . iCKETT and FORSTER, for 21 years, by the late Lord DELAYM., then tenant for life, by virtue and in exercise of a leasing power, contained in a family settlement made in 1748 this lease bad been surrendered in 1807 to Lord DELAVAL, who in that year granted a new lease for 21 years, to the same lessees, at a considerably advanced rent. • The farm becoming, from the improvements • made by.• the - lessees, and from the rise 'of the times, highly-beneficial, Mr. Grace had sub-let a part of it, at a great increase of rent,. with the consent of the late - Sir Jacob Henry Astley, and with the approbation .of the present plain tiff's guardians, Dame Hester Astley and Mr. Daniel Jones, a NOrfolk•attorney, who had ac tually received rent under the lease up to May, 1819. Upon the plaintiff coming of age, this ejectment was brought to avoid the lease, on the ground that the sub-letting by Grace was a forfeiture of the term ; but the Learned Judge ,being of cipinion, that the forfeiture had been waived by the subsequent receipt of rent, the plaintiff's Counsel next. objected, that the lease •. of 1807 (in which some' service on the part of the tenants was reserved for the benefit of Hartley Collieries, belonging -to the same family) was ori ginally bad and void- under the power, inasmuch as the best .nione); rent had not been reserved in ;. and the. Learned Judge being of that opi nion, the:Jury, under his direction, found ver-, diet for the-.plaintiff. The. hardship on the part of the tenant (who,' as is well known, has no means of ,ingniry into his landlord's title), is increased, by the fact of . Mr. Grace-having, not doubting the ,validity , of the. leas e , purchased at nvcry - high rate the shares of his e 0 4,• 55ee 5,..... • It 'appeared that Lord Delaval, in 1807 had obtained surrenders of all the then existing leases, and had, granted new !ones to the same lessees at advanced .rents, although certainly not.• at the highest rents of which the lands were then capa ble, the tenants being entitled to some conside ration for the surrender of their unexpired terms ; and some of the other leases are in the, same pre dicament as that annulled by this .verdict. It is to the credit of the landholders of Nor thumberland, (where most of the large estates are in strict settlement) that such an attempt is unprecedented in that county.— (Durham County Advertiser, August 1.5.) • BOW.STREET.—Yesterday a person dressed very respectably in the habit of a sailor, and who gave his name :John Brown, was examined before IttcuAttu BIRNIE, Esq. charged with picking pockets among the crowd assembled in St. -square, to witness the Queen's return J a mes's -square, from the House of Lords. Ile was fully commit ted for trial. FOR THE SUN. [LEI' ER ll.] TO THE EARL OF I.WERPOOL, K.G. MY LoßD,—Before the examination of the wit- nesses commenced, I wished to say a few more words to your Lordship on the subject of the Dill of Pains and Penalties, introduced by your Lord ship into the house of Lords. Among the singular circumstances that attend this Bill, I must men tion one that occurs to me. Your Lordship has not declared that in producing this Bill you have employed his Majesty's Attorney General to sup port it in your character of Prime Minister. We Must. suppose, therefore, that you bring the- tnee. sure forward from an idea of the necessity of it, that-your conduct woul4.have been the same 'had you acted simply as a Peer of the realm, in stead of Prime Minister of the country.' I should wish to ask your Lordship, whether you would, so acting as a Peer, have persisted in pushing to a second reading any public Bill, pub licly reprobated. I should wish to ask. your Lordship, whether, as Prime . •Minister, you would have read any Bill a second time so universallf decried as the present Bill is, unless there exist ed an imperious necessity, arising out of great public danger ? Where is the danger now ? Not in the cause of the Bill itself, but in the effect that may be produced by the Bill. I am ready to admit that the KING would have great cause to complain, if, after such charges being publicly brought against his Wife, _ that without any refutation of these charges his Wif, -whether guilty or innocent, must remain his QUEEN ; and I am not at all disposed to admit that any charge of recrimination ,ought to be ,al - in mitigation of her MAJ . ESTy's conduct While residing in foreign countries. But the fact of the case is, that his MAJESTY was advised 'by your Lordship.and your Colleagues to lay before the two Houses of Parliament the subjects, of accusation, and- from one of the Houses of Par . liamez!t . his MAJ ESTY has received; .- not advice, lint actual assistance, in the shape of a Bill framed by his . MAJESTY'S responsible legal advisers, and presented by your Lordship. This Bill has re ceived the sanction of the majority of the liaise Of Lords, and I am sure that sanction was con scientiously given ; but the other.. House of Par liament has not only not given its assistance, but, by a large majority, expressed its disapprobation 61 the Bill, and its opinion that such a measure 46 is derogatory to the dignity of the Crown." The nation has felt with the house of Com mons, and I am sure every independent per4on in the country unites with me in the most ardent wish, that a measure so fraught with danger, so likely to produce evil instead of good, should 'be abandoned. No one can admire more than I do the integ rity of your Lordship's character, your manly conduct,-and; yonr , wi , ,dom , and eloquence, hut, my Lord s ,thikis,no,c a monlent'for perversely-ad heriug to..a principle , founded in error ;. to Te tract,may be difficult, but I insist that to proceed must be dangerous. AXIICUS. "* This Letter was written before the exa mination of the witnesses took place, brit we have too much respect for the writer to lay it aside: — We hope to insert OBSERVATOR'S Answer to the first Letter to-morrow, and other favours, if the length of the Parliamentary. Proceedings will permit us. SHIP NEWS, GREENLAND FISHERY. WurrnT, AUG. e2.—Arrived from Greenland the William and Ann, Toms, 12 fish, 150 tuns ; and. Valiant, Agar, fish. Tho Nyhole of the fishing ships, arg, cruising off the port. Hutt., Atto - ; 22.—Arrived the Exmotitii, _ Thompson, 13 fish, 310 butts; Gilder, Bruce, 9 fish, 300 butts ; Cyrus, Beadling, 9 fish, 330 blitts ; and Mary and Eli z abeth, Weldon, 6 fish, 240 butts. , • MME, Aub.t2.3.—During the gale on Monday ~vessel-was lost, as- : some pieces of wreck have floated on shore, this morning ; it is supposed t 9 be a -foreigner; from' some part of the Baltic, laden with wheat; and it is feared the crew have perished, the body of a seaman having heed washed on shore near Wahner. PoarrsmouTn, .Auc.. c23.—Arrived the Med;- teminean, Dare, from Gibraltar for London ; she spoke, 30 leagues S.W. of Cape Finisterre, the Timandra, Price, for Calcutta. Sailed his Majesty's brig Brisk on a cruise, and the Julia, Dunlop, for St. Petersbargh. An Esa;nple wortio of Imitation.----When the. present Vicar of Bradford entered upon his ing, he found that his predecessor, .with a spirit more Worshipful of Christ than of Mammon, had never enforced the payment of tithes from Quakers. He was determined to follow so en lightened an example : and, accordingly, s en t : wortirto that effect to all the:Quakers in the 'parish,: stating, that thes mutt( not conscientiousl#- PA I') he could. not conkcientious REsEIvE:,