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II '4 4 • . . • i.„, „.., f i ~ ~, • .., . ~ .. • • ...ii 4, l , /1 .--- 1 '-; :41 1, : - , .A ~ ! . : t - C k r..l ....rg ` I" )?;fe,47//i,pl/ ,;_ tO lr gr'Z' 1r -.....-" Pest.---..- Aellg , ' yZr+ , • fr ...' f"- .7 , 1' ..~~ , i 1., ~ .O A . .: - ~ i 'f. $ .• t '-,kt ,s:."l„.' . 'lAlat'74,4-7-Z..1,0*t H .,; 4 '. • , ~~; i.;;::: •sr~i Numß tit 8730.] STATIONARY OFFICE, .IyLv 31, 1820. TRE- COMPTROLLER and STORE KEEPER of this OFFICE are ready to receive TEN -I)EitS for the Supply of PAPER, PENS, QUILLS, SEAL ING WAX; WAX TAPER, WAFERS, CORD, CUTLERY, t'AIENDARS, ALM ANACKS, &c. PACKING CASES, TAPES, RIBBONS, &c. &c. for the Public Service, ana VUALS, for the use of this Office. Printed particulars will be delivered, .and Samples of the Articles t:quired will be - exhibited at the Storekeeper's. n aive, from . Eleven o'Clock until Three,' for twenty-eight d ays, from the Date hereof. . EAST INDIA HOUSE, August M 1920. HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG 7 LAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, ao hereby giye I ‘; o ;ice, , That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT ,of the . ,'Jal4 (.°ll, Pany will he held at their House in Leadenhall - street , .on 1 VE DNENDAY, the 27th September next; at Eleven o'Clock in theForenoon. _ _ JOSEPH DART, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, July 31, 1820. THE PUBLIC are hereby informed that Thirty-seven PLATES of the . ORDNANCE SURVEY of GREAT BRITAIN, carried on under the Superintendence of the iate Major-Gneral WILLIAM MUDGE, LL.D.. P.R. and As., are now complete, and that IMPRESSIONS from them are on Sale at the Ordnance Map Office, in the Tower of Tendon. These Plates contain the Counties of Kent, Esiex, Sn ", Hants, Dorset, Devon, and Cornwall, and propor tions of Somerset, Surrey, Pembroke, Cardigan, Carmarthen, Gl amorgan, Wilts, Berks, Middlesex, Suffolk, Hertford, and C ambridge. Part Ix containing nearly the whole of Pembrokeshire, an d Portions of the adjac&it Country, was published 'on time Ist of August, 1819, and as the Work is still in progress; ae t:t4ing to the original Design of.giving a complete Map of treat Britain upon - a Scale' of one inch to a Mile. the Publication of the future parts will follow as fast as t hena 111re of such a Work will admit, •without increasing the an-, ilnat Expense. Gentlemen wishing. to procure a Map of the Country sur rounding their own habitations, may, by application to Mr. 4 " 4 KER, at the Ordnance Map Office (where an - Index ~ I aP Kill be shown) select any sheets they please, for that Purpose. 41 1 Letters on this inhject, addressed to Mr. Baker, under, "rer to the Secretary of the Board of Ordnance, Pall Mall, %ill be immediately attended to. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Sec. rICTUALLING- OFFICE, August 11, MO. COMMISSIONBRS for VICTU AL- A , • No tice' G His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give No ' not on Tuesday, the 22d inst. they will be ready to re teli'e Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for One Thousand Sacks of BISKET MEAL. Hundred Sacks of KILN-DRIED HOUSEHOLD FLouxt, to +be subject to the usual warranty v. Twelve Months.' • 4 ; h1 . 7 ",w0 Hundred Pipes of SPANISH RED WINE. be delivered into His Majesty's • Victualling Stores at el : Pir erd, in the space of One Month, the two former .4rti .6:l; 1 Y equal Weekly proportions';: and to be paid for by Payable, without Interest, Sixty days after date. Ph e Conditions of the Contrails may•• be seen at the Se "rSlB • .• ° regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price e Aall • • not be i nser t e d in words at length, or that shall not be de . ive r ed to the Board before One o'Cloch on the•said Tees :7' the 22d instant, 4tOr unless the Person who. makes render, or soine • Pirson on his behalf, attends, to ctn .:se, when called for. - VICTUALLING-OFFICR, July 14, 1 R2O. T IL E COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAL.- LING Nis MAJESTY'S NAVY , do hereby give 4477 ice) that on Friday, the Bth of .S'ePtember next, they ;/ be ready to receive' Tenders in wri!ing. (sealed up); and treat fora Quantity ' of prime IRISH , BEEF and PORK, not eerecli ak in the a;crre.rate Five Thousand Tierces of each Pees' t° be .cured in the ensuing Season; one-eighth part t ; e !e°l . to be packed in Half Puncheons, six-eighth parts in 'er ' c el, and the remaining one-eighth part' iet Barrels 71 elivered i nto his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptfor d, 00, 0-I :2 4a uth,-Plyneoutk, and Cork, in , such proportions as ~, hereafter be re 2 ieiret4 and by' the periods undermention ", 00 • e- third part of the whole by the 14th February, • O ne . - third.part more by the 15th 152.1 ; ./nd . 41 the remaining third part by the 3 1 st, May, '40.140 - be Paid for by Pills, payable, without bete: est, sixty lit er date. .s ar rh ,.. C onditi ons of t h e C on tract may -; be seen at the Secre Qt this Office, or by app"ying to Mr. J. IV. Cott erttll .elg;rtt for the Victnallin,z it Cork; to the .I);:.°r* Of his Majesty's Customs at Limerick, Belfast, v i ; ‘ ,"' anti' il'at er f or l anti hi the Secretary to the Post 'ai rtt r: Dublin, respectively'. - s , o'fAo;Gene,hice, r f a, less quantity . than Fire Hundr# now.? Leif ' Five Hundred Tierces of Pork willa admitted ; *4, 11 111 'cgriid be had. to - any Tender in which the Prices 'rot n " be inserted in. IVotds at length, or that shall e deli vered to .the Board before tine o'Clock on the said z‘riri lice B th Stplembernext ; nor , unless the Person who. to fire Tend er , or some P erson On his behalf, attends, .4:cc:Ll, „when called for. fender must be accompanied by a Letter, signed b Y rico re ' s th e ponstble Persons, engaging.to became hound with t4c. • ti/ tendering, in the Penal Sum of 15 per _Cent. on ;fla unt, for the due performance of the Contract.. e. SGr, k i tor. !e, t Ole" #, Le A ll : CO3 O, 00°11' five, „l l , : strecr,t t, 13 ,(400u sePri . Mr' ;:os• 111, 0 : I) . se: . y-ino i !, I ford' " vf i" e tr re•gtre 00' 6911 0 be rn inlP;,i, ?ter , gef er d to 3n)" Eo ner zor °l er Ile 0. e iips , ig wrt ra ti", pi p oi I) r o C n r;er' Y erC" ° te rs' fiSt latIg 1) ocio ef /A te , of Si' scl• fs'ir I " THE of t,t THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1820. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. BY AUCTION. CAPITAL DETACHED FAMILY HOUSE, seated on a pic turesque eminence, the summit of Denmark-hill, Camber well, the views - extensive and inviting, with 'excellent Offices, and large productive Gardens. , 'By Mr. BURRELL, At Oarraway's, on 7 Aug. Friday, R at 12, . A IT AValuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, corn- prising a t expectable and handsome House, with coach sweep approach, inclosed with iron-railing and double gates: the 11)welling presents a regular elevation, with wings, a ball communicating to a well-proportioned dininp=room;how win dowed draieing-room, with r reneb windows opening to the lawn, a bow-windowed breakfast-parlour; the upper stories contain eightsgood bed-ebaruhers.;_ also st resins' rooms, laun dry, light convenient kitchen, with tine spring and soft water, butler's room, wash-house, gbod wine, beer, and coal cellars, coach-holt - se, stabling for three horses, Sze.; a lawn behind, with watks extending through the pleasure grounds and plantations, fine standard and wall fruit trees, and kitchen garden, plentifully stocked t this desirable property occupies a frontage of,so feet by more than non feet in depth,,and is held for the - long unexpired term ornS years from Michaeltua z s next, at a g. - ound rent of only 44). per annoui—May be view ed 12 days preceding the sale, fioni 11 till'3;by tickets,wfildr, with particulars, may be had of Mr. !Turret), 5, Throgmorton - street ; particulars also at' Lloyd's Coffee-house; and at the place of sale: FREEHOLD . EST ATE, in Botolph-line. Thames-street a - short distance from London Bridge. By Mr. BURRELL, . , •• SALES OF E.-TA:FES,. BY Ai7CTION. VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, of about - rive Acres, 2 utiles Eaq of the Royal Exchange, a Property rarely to be met with, consisting of n hatidsoihe Viiia, with superior Pleasure-grounds, broad gravd-wallis, cayital walled Gar dens, in the highest perfectron, and a line Sheet cif '\ er, with 2 Islands,.-embracing within itself a perfect Retreat ; a Rope-walkrand Paddock are attached, which extend from the Cominiecial-roadnearly h, Stepney-church. . BY Mr. BURRELL, ' At Garraway's, on Wednesday, Aug. 30, at le, by order .of the Exeentors of George Fuitb, Es4l., deceased. H E ESI L which is COPI II OLD of the MANOR of STEPNEY, comprises a house, taste fully fitted up, and in'a perfect state of rep,&e," containingt; betbchambets, V. dressing-rooms, servants'-room, water-elo set, 2 entrance•balis, 2 drawirt.,"--rooms, spacious I:ght stair case, dining parlours with folding louts, store-room, and china-closets, with excellent domestic convenienc , s of emery description, out-door offices , &e.—Nlay be'vieived, 12 'days preceding the sale, by tickets, which with particulars nay he bad of Mr. Burrell, 5, Tbrogniorton-street:particulars also at the place of'salc. 13ATH. TO DOS. °L D BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, . - • Either Together or Separate. terniikUbly good .well built FREE "HOLD•HOUSES, one of which is situated in SIDNEY PLACE, and was inhabited by her late Majesty, during her residence in BATI - I, in the year 1617. Another is situate in the centre of LANSDOWN PLACE, and the third in the NEW ROAD, leading from Sidney place to Claverton Downs: Also to he let on Iluilding . Leases, or sold in small parcels, upwards of TWENTY ACRES of LAND, held -under front the:Earl of Darlington, - beantifully situated, and ex tremely well adapted fur building Villas :limn. For fnrthcr•Particulars, apply at the Office of Mr. William Leake, Solicitor, No. 40, Devonshire street, Portland•place; or at the Office of Messrs. Bayley and Stage, Northtnulier lantl-bnildings, Bath ; who will give an Order upon Mr. Finchi the Surveyor, to shevr the premises. • • CLERGY ORPHAN CORPORATION, Saint John's Wood, Marvlchone. Patron, THE KING. The Right Hon. and Right Rev. Lord Bishop 'of "LoNnoN, President. The Richt Hon. Lord KENYnN, Vice-President.' • QUARTERLY GENERAL MEETING f flu. SOCIETY for CLOTHING, MAINTAINING, and EDUCATING'POOR ORPHAN CIIILDREN of CLER GYMEN of the ESTABLISHED CHURCH-"of. ENGLAND, until -of i;;; C. to he put Apprentice, will he holden at the FREEMAONS"rAVERN, Great Queen.street, Lincoln's Inn-tields, o' THURSDAY the./4th instant. at Two o'Cloch in the afternoon precisely, on SPECIAL AFFAIRS._ J. B. MORGAN, Sec. At Garraway's,'on Friday, August 19, at twelve, • A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, land tax redeemed. situate in the best part of Botolph-lane, leading irons Little Eastcheap to Thames - street, comprising cO rouy.substantial brick Dwelling-house and Shop, light and airy. containing.three, large rooms in the attic, three rooms on I hp third story, three rooms on the second floor, four rooms nit the first floor, a shop and counting-house on 'the ground, floor, with side door, communicating into Botolph-alley, with warehouse and cellaring in the basement; on Lease to Mr. Wrightson, orange merchant, for an unexpired term of 14 years from Midsummer last, at , the loss net rent of 701. per anninn. , -May be viewed 10 days preceding the sale, by leave of the tenant, when particulars may be had at the place of sale ; and of Mr. Burrell; 5, Throgmorton.sstreet. LEASEHOLD ESTATES, in Gresse•street and Rathbone place; held at Gronnd-rents. • By Mr. BURRELL, 1 - • At Garraway's, on Friday, August 18, at 12. in three Lots. Lot rrinE ITors' and Groom PublicAlouse _IL Gres -e-street, let. to Mrs. Meyrick, tenant at.,lol. per. annum ; held for a tern of 7 rears, at a yearly ground-rent of 61. 65.• Lot 2. A Mme, ho. 6, Rath boite-place, let to Mrs: nidszyard, tenant-at-will, at 401. per annum, held for a 'term of 43 years, at a yearly ground-rent of 7k. 10s. Lot 3. 4 House adjoitutn N 0.7. lit to Mr. Sweet, tenant-at-will, at :301. per annum ; held for a term Of 43 years, at a yearly ground-rent. 10;:'"I'be Estates may he view-, ed, by leave of : the tenants, six days preceding the Sale, when: particulars may had 'of glessrs. Gatty, Haddon, and Gatty, Solieitori; Ansel-court, ThrOzalorton-street ; at the place of Sale.; and of Mr. Burrell, 5 . , Thrugulorton-st rect. REVERSION of 5001. Fire per. Cents.,, in the Funds; and an - Annuity of 501. per - Annum. By Mr. -BURRELL; . - • • At Garraway's on Fi:iday, Anr.r.l9.. at 14, in two Lotg. Lot. 1. absolute REVERSION of 5001., Navy Five per Cents., certain at the death of a lady, now aged 64, standing, in the names of Iwo highly re .spectaille trustees. Lot 2. An Annuity of 501. per annum, payable quarterly, during the life of a gentleman, aged 58, well secured on Freehold Property, id Essex.,--Particulats 'may- he bad, six days preceding the Sale, at Lloyd's and Gar raway's Coffee-houses ; and of Mr. Barrel', 5, Tbroginor , ton-street. HANDSOME RETIRED .COTTAGE RESIDENCE ? with Immediate Possession, Champion-hill, Private - road, Cam berwell, suitable for a Gentleman's Family, 'situate in a Oarden.of about 2 Acres, planted with a proiusion of fine Standard and Wall Fruit-trceS. By Mr.. BURRELL, At Garraway's, on Friday, Angust 18, at'l2, AValuable -LEASEHOLD ESTATE, situate, on a healthy and beautiful spot, and in a most respect able neighbourhood, 3 miles from the Bridges; the house stands at a pleaSant`distance from the road, with a carriage drive, conim'anding extensive views, a handsome portico en= trance, 3 principal bed-room $, 20 feet by Hi feet each, one smaller ditto, and dressing-I . °mm; 2 servants'-rooms, drawing and dining-rnoms, each 20 feet by 16:feet ditto, finished with .fine French papers, and handsome chimney-pieces, a good sized breakfast:room, with convenient domestic offices, 5110- plied with fine spring and soft water ; the .garden is of the best description, with a large octagon slimmer-house ; the estate is held for the long unexpirt d term of, 53 years, from Midsummer last, at a p otind-rent of 401. per annum: May lie Clewed 10 days prior to the sale by ti...kets, which, wins particulars, may be • hati of Mr. 13m!ell. 5, Throgmorton 7 street; particulars also at.the place of sale. HIGHLY IMPORTANT FREEHOLD PROPERTY. Tithe free, consisting of a 'Mansion mid Capital Estates, in a hr the and heautifn! part of Bedfordshire, distant from Lon• don about 40 By Mr. BURRFA,L, At Garraway's, on Friday, August 25, at 19, by direction • of the_ Devisees in Trust, of Sir John Jackson, 'Bart : , ceased, in Lots, AN (:7c.cellent . MANSI 0 N,,reple"te with .every convenience, late the "Residence of Sir John Jacks on, Bart., situate at sley, in- the county of .Bedford ;, with alt necessary attached and detached others, the grt;undS laid out with neatness, ornamented with plantations, and in a state of the highest perfection, of .which possession may be shortly had, together .with the Manor of Eaton's Bury. Also,a truly desirable Farm adjoining, called Arsley Bury 1: arm, comprising an excellent and substantial fat-in-house, with ap , propriate buildings of every description, and about 320 acres of rich arable, meadow, ,and pasture latld, lying most com pactly in a ring fence, and in the highest state of cultivation, now in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Coleman; a Dairy Farm adjoining, Of 46 acres. A compact Farm Of 290 acres, of .ex cellent land, with a farm-house and all suitable buildings; in the occupation of. Mr. John Coleman ; 2 -capital Farms, with farm-houses, various buildings, abed €4,2 acres of excel; lent land in the occupation of Messrs. Coleman and Wallis; together with the New Inn, near the 40-mile stone, on tlie great North road, beyond Baldock, fOrroitig nearly the whole of th e parish of Astwick, with. the Manor of Astwick. A Farm of 93 acres, it) the parish of Langford, in the occupa firm of Mrs. Sarah Wheeler; with various other small Es tates, in the parishes of Arsley and Astwick, with good roads to all parts of the property. Atthe same time will be. Sold, the Perpetual Acivowson to the joint . livings of Arsley and Astwick. The Estates may he viewed by leave of the tenants, 20 days preceding the Sale, when descriptive parti col:irs may be had at the Mansion; of Mr. Lillitune, Sout hill ; at the following lung: the Sun, Hitchin ; White Horse, Baldock; George, Bedford; George, Woburn: White Hart, St:.llbsn's; Sun, BigglesWade ; of-Messrs. -Hall,Thompson, and Fox, solicitors, Salter's,hall, Cannon-street •, at Lloyd's and of Mr. Burrell, 5, Throg and Garraway's C,free.ho mes ; mo rlon-strect, where a plan of the Estates may be seen. On Wednesday, the 13t11 of September, will be Sold, at the Sun Inn, Biggleswat:e, the great Tithes of the parish of Lang- IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE" OF LORDS, ‘t . E.l) ESDAY, AUGUST 16. The 'LORD VIIANILLOR took his seat upon the `Woolsack this day at a quarter before four o'clock, and shortly afterwards five Noblemen came to the table, and took the oaths. We re cognised amongst them the Marquis of Queens berry, and .the Earls of , Waldegrave -and Glasgow. ATTENDANCE OF WITNESSES. .. Lord Knic - ; said, that if: it should be thought necessary to examine witnesses upon the Bill of Pains and Penalties now before their Lordships, it •would. be, necessary that an order should be made to. compel their .attendante. He should therefore, without any further notice, move that an order be made out for .the attendance of cer tain witnesses .whose names. were contained in a list .v hich he should hand up to the Noble and .Learned Lord upon the.Woolsack.—Ordered ac cordingly. cONINIITTEE OF PRECEDENTS. 'T,he Earl of SIIkFTESIII: Rl`, as Chairman of the'dommittee appointed to search the . Journals ftir 'ii . rkedepts as to the mode of enforcing the attendance' Of Peers on the 17th inst., presented the following Report : " The-Lords' Committee, appointed .to , examine the Jour nals precedents as to the mode of enforcing the at tendance of Peers on Thursday the 17th of- August, ordered to report : " The Committee, ltaing taken into consideration the ac cothmodatioh which may he afforded to strangers during the progres'S of a Bill, entitled' An Art to deprive;Ac. have, -ResOlved, ...I..That no Lord• shall give more than one order of admission to this House upon any one day, 'and that the same shall be signed and seated by him, and bear the date 'of the day On which it. is to be Used. • as : the space below the liar cannot bold more than a limited number of spectators, tickets of admission shall not be issued by any 1,, , n1, except upon alternate days. 45 3. That the Archbishops ' Dukes, Marquisses, and Rids, including th e representative Lords of Scotland and Ireland of the same rank, shall r ice orders on the lit day, and that t he rest of the Lords shall give orders on the 2il day, and so on, alternately, on the succeeding days respect iyely," After alew observations fican the Lord Chan cellor and the :Earl of Lauderdale the recotn . mendation. of the .report Was agreed to, and or ders were made accordingly. E "11) N, Stock-broker, 2, Q bei!is leave to inform his Friends, TICKETS and sl I ARES ler the NEW LOTTERY are now on Sale at his °dice. The new Features rif the , present Lottery are so favourable to Pitrclrirseti that Erros has not the least doubt. there will he a:scarcity before .the t:;oth of This Month, (A.n 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 lint into the Wheel, -Su that every. Ticket. wiU decide its own fate, and no ; other. Thirty Prizes of 20,0001. I,ooot. 5001. 2001, all in One Day. BRITISH ,ACHIEVEMENTS. In s few clays will be pobliilied, in one thick volume I anao,,, embellisliec! with numerous colottevd Plates, I4s: boards, 15s. neatly bound. . . . , , • .• • THE NAVAL .AND MILITARY EX pLorrs which have distinguished the Reign of ,GEORGE III.; accurately describeil, and methodically ar ranged. - • - By JEHOSHAPITAT ASPIN. ; ~ --- London:- Printed for' SAM UEL LEI 91, Is, Strand. TIMBER TRADE. The Marquis of LANsaid, th a t, as th e .l . SD . .OW p r esent day would iu all Probability h e t h e l as t, for some time, upon which private petitions could be received, he should take the ',opportunity of p r esenting a petition from certain merchants en gaged in the. imber Trade, regardin g the' bnpor, ta.tion of foreign timber. The Petitioners, who s t a ted that they had no „less than 2,000,0001. of ca pital engaged in that trade, were . of opinion. , . [PRICE SEVENPENCE. • that as great an approximation as possible' should be made to a full - freedom of trade. The petition vas then read, and was after wards referred toAhe Committee now sittingnpOn foreign trade. ELATIONS BETWEEN THIS GOVERNMENT AND SPAIN. Lord HOLLAND.--Though -was.aware, : that after the present evening:no other 'subject but that for which they were then assembled could . easily engross their attention, yet there was one subject of such paramount importance that he could not refrain. from giving notice to a Noble Lord opposite that he should put certain questions to him upon it, on an early oc casion, for.-the mere purpose of obtaining infor !nation for himself. He should not dist day specify the nature of the questions which he was going to ask ; but should confine-himself to stating that they referred to the relations. now existing_between'Ru-ssia and England on the one - hand, and between.liussia, England, and Spain, on. The other. His reason for wishing to have tut answer to the questions which he should put arose out of the note. which had been issued by the Russian Cabinet;.and time questions themselveS related to facts contained in that note, and also to the nature of Iheassurances which had been made to Spain in consequence of it. He was unwilling to take the Noble. Lord oppOsite by surprise, and he, therefore thought it only fair to . tell him that he - should call upon him to disclaim the principles 'contained in that note, as they were calculated - to involve Europe in endless . War, and to endan -ger the peace and happiness of future generations. It .would give him considerable pleasure 'to hear the Noble Lord disavow those principles at pre sent'; but if he (Lord Liverpool) did not think - himself at liberty -to do §o f he trusted that he • • would not complain of being taken by- surprise when he- (Lord Holland) brought the subject more -formally before the• House. ' . . Lord LIVERPOOL said, that the present was not a proper occasion for giving the explanation which the 'Noble Lord desired : when. the .Noble Lord put the questions in a regular form; 'he should be happy .to give him the explanation which he requested. -He ,could only state At-pre-- sent that there was not any thing in the relation between England and Spain that was likely to, lead to the renewal of hostilities. THE LATE DUCHESS 'OF YORK. The-Duke of WELLINGTON read the Answer, of his Royal Highness the Duke of York to the.; Address of • Condolence voted to him by they House . ; which, after a few words from the Duke-, of MONTROSE, was laid on the table, and ordered., -to be printed.. MEETING OF TIE HOUSE: . . Lord LIVERPOOL moved that the House should . assemble to-morrow morning at ten. 'Ordered. ORDERS OF THE 1101ISE. Lord GAGE moved the reading of the 20th and 22d Standing Orders - of the House, in order :to . give a notice relative to the first of them. The Orders were read as. follow : 20,—Oidered, that on the question being put, each Peer shall stand up in his place, and'say Content or Not-Content, as the case may be. 2-2.---tWered, Feb. 17, 1791, that, An a division on the main queStion, the Contents shah go below the bar, and,the Non-contents remain in the body of the House. Lord GAGE then gave inotice, that on the first. division which was dikely to take place during the pending, inquiry, he would move that the first of these orders should be read and considered. The LORD CuAscELLo a said a few words, but in so low a tone as to be inaudible to the indivi duals below the bar. Lord Hong_ ND observed, that the Noble Lord had given notice that he- would, move that the first of those orders should be read, in order to insure the regularity of their proceedings-; - The House would recollect that the usual mode of proceeding was, to .put the question to them col.: lectively, and to allot' the Lord Chancelfoie-to decide on hich side the majority of their .f.ord ships-voted. The second order ntve any Noble Lord who disagreed with the opinion of the Lord Chancellor the : opportunity of affording. ,the llouse another mode of. considering the . subject, and stating their opinion upon it. In justice to the Noble Lord who had given the noticeoit was only right to . suppose that . the 20th order, if read,. would be immediat , ely enforced. The Noble Lord had given this notice, at present, in order_to prevent any ambiguity from arising in future. Lordlo,unptn'ALE thought that, if there were two standing orders on the same subject, not ; ex actly consistent with each other, the Noble Lord who had started the objection ought, if the-Houie adopted the former of them, to move for the..sus penSion .of the latter., Lord liop.. q txn said, that from the .languags which the Noble Lord had just used.every per son would infer that the two Orders were contra dictory. Now . they were not so ; the fir“ order stated that 'their Lordships should simply say. content or Not Content, and so decide thOques tion ; the other order stated that the Contents should stay in the House, whilst the Non-con 7 tents should go beloWthe bar. . Lord LivEaroot. was of opinion that there was, no inconsistemy in the orders. He stated what was the usual mode of voting ,in that hlbuse ; but added there was another, and more solemn mode, which was referred, to in the order—nan)e ly, of putting the question not to the House col lectively, but to each Member of it individually:, The Loan CHINCELLOR followed on the same side, after.which the notice was entered.,—Th e House then adjourned.., , . r ' v; hat' ir er, Mr, oico . • . nr4 h:iiis, ~~ a ►ur 26, At. ,isoo, 4,~~y6i ;~i~<<► le-) • ° V A, lot/