The Sun. — London, England, 1803-06-17 00:00:00

F • ~%. 4 ,ii ~ fr, - , -... - 4,-; , - , ~,,, ,- :-- - -- , ,,, , A,' ' . .- * ' - 'S,• 4 VI cit.."&ls ' ' t f :1 1 . 1.1‘4 4 ,\ 4 :1; ; II: :di * . "4.'". ~,',./: ' 4 -- , - 7:. , ' . . ft\ . 3.--- tit,* , , t : ' T -...„ ..1 . , s .• ... \..,, ..., ,• . • ',... " r -,„,„, )s, 4, - .... 'l. .4+)„,4(LvE • ~,, ' , , ... , . t t C 1 2 1 Ntnyri-Elt '3353-1 • ROYAL CIRCUS. THIS PRESENT EVENING,. June 17, wilt be presented a grand Display of BHORSEMANSHIP 'and - TIGHT-ROPE DANCING, y the Intrepid EQ U E STR I AN, and Mons. lILNG L E R. And, for the 17th time, will be performed an entire new Grzthil, Vocal and . Pantomimical Tale'_ of Enehantment, with new Music, Scenery, Machinery, and Decorations', called NUM NIP.; Or, The ELFIN KING of th BER GIANT MOUNTAINS., For the tit time at thi s Th ea t re , with the original Music,' Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations, a Grand Speet4cie, s called THE BLACK FOREST ; Or, NATURAL CHILD. tri.which a celebrated Performer from the Continent, (under whose direetion the Spectacle will be proditceci), will make his first appearance in a principal Charailer,lud who, in'the courzie of his performance will, with Mesits. Roberts, Bet. terton, Ridgeway ' and Montgomery, introduce a variety ot 2 4 / Ow and Appropriate Cdnibats. Eliza, Mrs. PARKER. in the course ot which,, for the 25th time, will be sung in tharailer, by Mr. SLADE R, a new temporary Lyrical litlitsion, descriptive of the late installation.; or, .Knights . 0 1 the Bath, VINP • C"nci I. t ie, with a most Scilitifilid and Brilliant LAS - I SCENE. A nerOrand Local Allusive Divertisement is in prcpara. "ni add will: he speedily produced, in which Nli:4 'towel's, from th, Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, will inalte Ler first pearancc. Doors to be opened at Hal f.past Five, to begin at Half. past Six o'Cloelt. Box 4s. Pit as. ,Gallery is.--Second Price at Halt past VAUXHALL. THE MAGNIFICENTLY GRAND GALA nEr9s, given LAST NIG UT, at the Opening of the GA R. will be repeated on MON DAY NEXT ne , jut soth. Admission 3i. The Gardens are Open every Evening. ROYAL. EXCHANGE ASSURANCE, May .¢ , 143. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of t he R OYAL li X CtIANG E ASSURANCE do hereby give notice, That their Transfer Books will be shut from TUESDAY the ztst of lune, to TUESDAY the lath ot. July next ; and that a GENERAL COURT of the said Corporation wilt ha holden at their Office, on the Royal Exchange, on WED NESDAY the 22:1 of lune next, at Eleven o'Clocit in the Forenoon, to consider of a Dividend. • • . SAMUEL F ENNING, junior, Sec . retary. N, B attendance is given daily at the said Office, and at their Office in Pall-Mall, fig: the Assuring of Buildings, Goods, Merctianctize, and Ships, frbm Loss or,Dantao by Fire, and also for the AsSuranceof, and granting Annuities On Lives.' " ROCHESTER and MM DSTONE TURNPIKES. • VOTICE is hereby. given, that the TOLLS arising at the Tull Gates on the Turnpike Road lead ing from Rochester to Nlaidstone, in the County of Kent, will be. !ATI' KY AUCTION, severally and separately, 'to the best Bidder or Bidders, at the Mitre Cot4•-liciuse, to 'Maidstone aforesaid, on Monday the 20th Day °titune next, between the,ilourS of Twelve and'Two o'Clock, in the man ter directed by the Aa passed in the 13th Year of the Reign Of his preseht Majesty King George the Third, far regulating She Turnpike -Roacbi, and will be severalty and separately Put up at such Sulu and Sums as the Trustees of the said Wo - ad shall think ft. Vltoever happens to be the best Bidder or irlders must at t::e same Security, wiiit sufficient Mies to the satisladion of the Trustees, for pay ment Rcnt ;-atted tia, sud at ..7:11' times as - the ^4. tklateCS dired. Maidstone, • GEORGE BURR, May. Zs, 143.. • Clerk to the said Trustees. May 17. 1803, • AR. to t h e OFFICERS o f HI W S•MATESTY's ROYAL NAVY and ARMY. IOHN tURGESS and SON take this - early op. • porwility, in the renewal of War, to solicit the favours cl tht:r Friends, the Officers of the Royal Navrand Army, vilictit they had the'honour of before titung out. Oitik,sers going to the East or West Indies, or upnn a Sta tionary Situation, can be provided regularly with Stores, as will keep good in any Climate, upon the .shortest notice. , in general are' respe c tfully informal, they have Jitely imported a large quantity of Parmesan, Gruyer, and Ch•• sptiger Cheese, French blbutarde de Maille, New Salad ' Corona Anchovies, New French Olives, Capoot Ca pers, Westphalia Hants, Rein Deers Tongues, &e. Sec. „ warehouse, - No. to 7, Cotner of the Savoy Steps, Strand, , 14uhtion, ROMAN CEMENT. . . is the Property of this Cement or Mortar, to become hard and impenetrable to Water within a few hours, even if expoied •to the action of the Sea; and alsb to form a very strong union with Brick and Stone. It commu nicates uncommon Strength to Buildings, and must-theretbre, 131. °Portinnally increase their stability .and duration. In all foundations whatever, • but particularly in the construe.' *inn of bockg,,, Wharfs, Bridges, Locks, Tanks, Drains, Mill Races, i Vats, And other - Aquatic Buildings ; its utility and _advantage are - unquestionable • audit forms the hardiest and must STONELIKE ST tfC ec ) known in this Country. Alaouradtutud by Parker arul Co. limiLside, Londoll. , ROSS, No. !in, Bishops n 'ute-street, Within, ECOM MENDS to Ladies and Gentle Men visiting .the ,NletrOpolis this Season, that they would !!tend and examine his Emporium for the most fashionable 'eniques, where, in Rooms fitted up purposely, they may . chose their favoutite colour, fit them to the head, and adapt Them to the countenance without the inconvenient trouble of I. l4 ititig, or the usr:leaa formality of ng orders . - for them. or lightneis, ease and elegance, they g are unparalleled, fifty Detcent. cheaper than any .where ; *anti for variety, he can displ a y thousands of Tints and Shapes appropriately to heighten' the loveliness of youth, or cover the deficiencies of 4 g, C. Beside the great advantage which is to be derived from WS display . of elegant Head-dresses, those Ladies, who Lave not visitud lately in the rounds of fashion, or have hut' recently left the Country,. will have the peculiar opportunity of viewing a Figure-as large as life, in the complete and Itraceful Dress of the Times, as it was on the last Birth 'ay, houtiful Model in full Drapery, and from which their own taste. may be exquisitely formed, such as is exhibitecluo where else in the United Kingdoms. He also recommends to the cutious, to examine his Exhi bition of Poruques, his assortment exquisite - in its kind, of Natural, foreed Natural and Curled hair; and he has todoubt, doubt, but , they will give the greatest merit to the quality of the Articles exhiblted,and to the taste of those w ho mtnu• faelu re them. • 1 . IHEU AnT ISMS LUMBAGO, NUMBNESS, PALSY; Flatulency, Spasmodic or Flying Pains, general bebility and Relaxation of the System, SPRAINS, bRUISES and CHILBLAINS, y HI TEHEAD's ESSENCE OF MUSTARD, V / V (Pills and Fluid) are the most etteduid remedies in the world, having su c c ee d e d in cases of six, eight, tun, twenty, litjuleven of forty years standing, after every other means had "litd, am' it huabsolutely ctifed - more Paticnts of the above kompl.tints, than all the . Medicines ever inaclepublic. he Fluid is so singularly penetrating and speedy 111 its ope. ?Wen, that Chiblatns t Sprains and BrUISC4 are removed by Iwo or three Applications. It is prepared and sold at "s. gd. - iach box or bottle, by : 4 • 0, Johnston,- 'Apothecary No.. is, _ G tea-street, Soho, td ir on, and ma be had of every. Nietlicine Vender In Eng 4Att Ll, Ireland, West Indus; and Anieriea. xo prevent couracileit impositicm the Genuine is, signed r the Label by the ,I 4 J'opriator, R. !Grunts!), A yoth"a r Y , Vi a . I s, gce4k*StVXt; Sohn Vordon KENT. HARDRES COURT. CAPITAL FRE MOLD ESTATE, lying within a Ring Fence. FOR SALE by AUCTION, By Mi. STAINES, At the Fountain Inn, Canterbury, on Sit4irday the ad day of July next, at Three o'Clock m the Afternoon (if not pre. viously disposed of by Private Contract, of which timely notice will be given in this paper); - Lot r. A LL that Capital and very Irm. - 1 provable Farm called Hardres Court, with the Wheat.barn, Barley-barn, two Cottages . adjoining. Ho -oast, with two Kilns, large Walled ' • Garden, well stocked with choice Fruit-trees, Stables, Waggon and Cart Lodges, 44c. with the Arable, Pasture, Hop-ground, Orchard,ond Wood. A. fit. r. land, together ahout - • - 22 9 3 1 4 Lot..a. Little Bossingharn Farm-house, Yard, loc. with the Arable, Pasture, flop-ground, .and • Woodland - - - 66 133 Lot 3. Hunt Wood, with the UnderwoOd and valuable Tindler growing thereon - - 24 2 3; Lot 4. Park Wood, and Hassock, about - 211 3 Lot s. Cherry Garden - - x - 3 Lot 6. Part of Andrews's Wood - t tib 35 2 3 re The whole is exonerated from the Land-Tax . Immediate Possession may be taken ot the Woodland, and of the Farms, Garden, &c. at Michaelmas next. Mr. Henry Alorris, at the School, will show the Land. Further 'particulars may be known, by application to' Mr. William Pettiman,.jun. at thin, near Sandwich-=or, on Sa. turdays, at the Rose. inn, Canterbitry, v.-here a Map ot the Estate may be seen, and of whom pi - inn:id particulars may be had ; also of Mr. James Simmons, and Mr. William Wis. tow, Canterbury; at the Swan, flythe lolkstone Arms, F o lkstone; 'Ledger's Library, 9 Dover; Hoop and Griffin, Deal ; Hell, Sandwich King's Head, Ramsgate; chener's ilotel, Margate; Ship, Faveisliatti • Saracen's Ashford ; and at htrs. Moscy'S Stationer, rark,attett s Grosnnor•square. London. DURHAM. TO BE SOLD bY A ucTIoN, By Mr. At Gnrraway's Cotfee-Ilnusr, change-Alley, ervnitin, Lon don, on Frid.ty, the 13,1 i lay, Trveve o'Cluck, Jess stn acceptable 011;:r i, ina:le in the inean Time by Private C. , intract, • A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Ty the free, containing Two Ilitatirt.d and Thilty-six Acres. (be the Cline more or less) of AKAI3I.E. NI F.,A DOW and PAST:IKE LAND, with a Carpcnter's Landing, Exten siVe• Pottery an& other Eitaildings ; also ieveral Pteestone Quarries now working there on, situate at 'Hy LION I Lit ' within a short distance , of the tiourishing, Sea-port T‘pyn ofSunderland. _ This most .desirable property extends near a mile' and hill on the N a vi ga bl e Rivet . Weir, contains Coal, abounds with excellent Freestone, Clay and Marie; is vary popitiotis, thriving, and extremely well pia,ed for becoming of 4ant i. derable importance in the hands of a Persbn ofenterprize and capital. nay be viewed, and Particulars had twenty days Kneed. ing the Sale, of Mr. Griffith, Solicitor, in Durham ; of Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor; No. 6, Lincoln's-Inn-fields; at Gam way's; and of Mr. Smith, NO.. (42i proad-4trc:::t, near the 'Royal Exchange, London, To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of NOTTINGHAM. • GENTLEMEN, • • T HAVE not words to eXpress the gratitude I feel 1 for the . i,..'"neroussuppw { tort, as well as fur the personal at tachment you have manifested towards mg, during a contest, in which your conduct has done infinite honour to your cha. racters, and to the cause you have espoused, but of which a further continuance,' under circumstances of such unprece dented combination of power agatast me, would be likely only to produce much toconveoience. to the Town, without. atrurding any reasonable prospect of ultimate success. It is evident, however, that the majority of Resident Voters is m my f-ivuur ; at,,l although my just now:, are disappointed on this occasion, I do.not feel dismayed ; but, confiding in that partiality' with which you have honoured me, t shall cherish' the hope, that on some future occasion I inal yet obtain the object of qty ambition -L-0v tof ner.onting ourißepiesentakive in Parliament. I leave you Frith mingled regret and atfietion: and if I had consulted only tn.! grateful feelings of my heart, I should not have ,itpaited without (max more, paying you My • personal aAnowtetiginents; but I deny mystrlt this gratification, who a view preserviiig the tranquillity of the o vii. To those who lioiamied me itii their sithirages, as well as to those who were ready to come forward, 1 return my roost ite4rty ; au.i to tact Potty 'ot ElediOri, whose sentiinents were avowedly with me, but who were ilsherred train ado:4 in wirson awe with their inelina tioits, I ought not to ne loss graterul. To the latest period of my Itte my litkrt will NtAiti tile d,VOCat..“llie or your kindness anti friendship, and on all occasions, when 1 can serve you, either.incitindually or collectively., you shall find me with zeal and fidelity, Gelitlemen, Your track obliged, and devoted, Servant; Nottingham, June 7. j(iSEVII BIRCH. FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1863. .. .... ✓_~. ..j,. ... r. ..........emu.. ....,,d • • E,elSl' • fte , :eNtrf Iv, NO3. r ir H E CouRT of D SC 7 t`?. S C the • UNIrED CO..IIP,INY ci :11ERC11.1NIS at ENG. ,L trading hurl 11 . the it i l / 4 -re ) . give Notier, That the Papers cos St.Wpping,which We? Gi .10 by the .(;eneral Gear/. 1414 e pi ;wed fur the we vt 141 Prop , , twill lie rea.ly to be deiiveied .rt this (louse, pn ti•e 2, t 4 instant. . 1171.1,1,1 At RA Al Secioetv>. • • ''A C'OMPI.tTE MILITARY LI!IRARY: rirri E OFFICERS - of the BR I TY; I ARMY arc resp.:ilfully inforined, that perfo.. sale of that well ..--LImVII 4111 high] Work, the BItITISR JO( LIBRA!! V, ';1 .;1..-e the corn. pleteist and the'mnit comprehensive of Military sei ence existing in the English Lan - guoge. - The - Work consists of two very large -awl close' printed Volumes, in Quartt.yillti. , trAtzcl with:n c arly One Hundred Copper-IWes, and may , be had - of all Booksellers, at Four • Guineas and Halfln boards, or Five(...uitieas bound. • London, May '2O, FOR SAT. E, STOKA . 11(VJE, • near Bristol,' ;ate the Resirience of Si, Henry Lippincott, Bart To IiE.SOLD 1W A (Jell ON, '• B' Mr. Kiri', Pit - the F. xehanio House,- 11rittel,,,9n Ti hurithy 3otti Day of lone instant (tinless in the mean - tirnt db . posed of hy*P4vto.. Contraet, in which case due 116ti‘e - ,WIII gi ALL tititt trtiiy Eit..gant,.'Sracinos, and' Well b tilt tidaiision Houbc, raped STOKE •HO VS E,.oott, cannot.; in bteadtlt in the. trout 73 feet and upwaits, aud in ' depth 45 f;et and upwards, whit all necessary OiliCO, CO.ICII - houses, Stabling for 24 Horse's, and Outbuildings; together with the Gardens, Lawns, Shrubberies, and Park thereto be lunging, situate in the Parish of Westbui.Y. upon 'cryin, ih the County of Gram - ester, about two Miles from litistot; and hail a Mile from Clifton, containing in the whole, by a late adine3surement, Fifty dour A or thereabouts, hound ed by :I good Stone Wall, now•iii tete repairy• and tit .tor the immediate Residence OI aI r u nify.Fiu • . , • The Park .is most b.t:tutifL,: planted . . with Oak, Elm, .. anti other Trees, now i NrfecUi,o.. • . • The Situation (vie of the first about Bristol, or perhaps in !his :1, deligtit ful view of the Bristol Waite Castle so I Woods, rounding . Country. • T he Household Furniture, Liinen,2lre now , :r1 • nay he taken to by t Purchaser, at a fair A Pahiculars of the - EStale may, hid 44 , :,,, M enry Davis, Soliettoto Bristol, to whotrt tt . 4.ts, , nutte for a vienftherea ; ati , i for pnr,:hasing by l'Thate 0:4,.;. a. R . ESIDENCE, FURNITURE, LIVE AN1.11., , STOCK, GROWING CROPS AND MOUNT IDA, NORI - OLK. - • ' TO 13E SOLD by AucTioN, By Mr. SMITH, • • ,•„, At uarraway'S Co l to n-house, Change-alley,' Cornhill, Lou don, on- Friday, liily 8, at Twelve o'clock, unless prori::,.` (lusty disposeii of by • Private C 0114461, A - SELECT FREEHOLD - ESTATE,. called MOUNT IDA, comprising an excellent Resilience in complste Order, in a delightful Situation, with a variety - of. beautiful Prospe4is, Paddock, elegant Pl an t a ti o n s and exten sive Shrubbery Walks ; near Houghton Park, in theneig},iihour hood of Ifolkitani,...aholinding with• Game, eigqit Miles from ainhant:and 6 from 'file [loose is finished in a iupetia stile, with ten lied-chambers, -DreSsing-ronits,and numerous Closets, Stone Staircase, lofty Halt lect by capita7t Dinittg 7 roolit, 3o feet b t t s x 4 , Cent lei:tail's Parlour .304 M oithliakt'oent,., te' feet ttii;la r it;... -0.4-room, Watei-elo. set, and Offices, of every description, With - excellent dry ardted oellaring, spat:ions Cba.:h-yartl, standing for three Carriages, stabling for nine llorse.s, Riding-homai :nal five Rooms over the same, extensive pleasure and kitchen Gar dens, with fourteen feet Walls, and a seleclion of the best fruit Trees, Peacheries, Figgery, •G raperv, Pinery, Soccea. sion-house and Conseryatory, u Farm Yard, Dairy.hOuse, capital Barn, 'Waggon Lodges, Poultry I - IntISCS, And mime. .rous Out-huiltlings, all in good repair, with tour Heat COT ; tag:s adjoining, and upwards of too Acres, of rich, arable, .and pasture Lind, in high cultivition, forming altogether a coin pleat and very desirable property for a Family of tinetion.. 1 lie whole of the crops, time Carts, three War . gnus, capital iron Roil; five- Horses,. six Cows, , and figs, with the neat Furniture and . Fixturzsi-valtted at 30001. will • . be included in the purchase. • To be viewed, and Particulars had ten Days previous to the Sale, of Mr. Ste Ward, Solicitor, Siirry-Street, Norwich of NDssrs. Windus and Holtaway, Solo.irnrs, Southampton. buildings,. Chancery-lane; at the King's-head, -Norwidt ; Duke's-head, Lynn ; King's-head, Rainhain ; gam, New-r market ; Anel, fluty Georg e, Thetford-; Garrawa , 4 ; and of Mr. Smith, 62, Broau-sirezt, near the Royal - Ex change. CAPITAL •ESTATE, ADVOWSON, and MANORS, NQBFOLK.. • • TO BE SOLD BY RUCTION, By Mr. SMITH,. At the Duke's dead, Lynn, .on Wednesday the 13th. of July, in several Lots, unluss previously sold by Contract, HE MANORS .of TINGOLDSTHORPE A , L' , WEST-HALL, - SNORING-HL, PAKENHANI and (ELI-1,01.4110,1.5, with the Fines, Quit-Rentg,and I mmunities belonging to the same, extending .over near sOOO Attu, - in a- fine - sporting- Country, abounding witliO‘sine, with a spacious-Niapsion in good tcp.or, commanding a fine view of the Sea and adjacent cowitry, stabling tar fourteen Horses, standing for. tour Carriages ' klanrettS, Lawn, an d' L in t at i o ns, and a valuable treeholdEstate,': containing up. wards of twelve hundred Acrea of rich 'Meadow,. MaSsh, Arable and Wood )rand, principally within a •Ring-fence, witheSeellent Fishing Waters, Suitable l'arrn-hon>cs Yards, Barns, and Out-Itildingit,.situate in the Poishesof lngolds thorpe and Dersingham, near Snettishani, ten Mites-from the capital Market-town of Lynn, .snit seventeen from i3urnh4m. 111311;43 btu! S%valrhuin, in the County of Nort;111c, with the PerPetqal Advowson of - the. Vicarage of Deist rig! ram. To be lieweti, by appiring . to Mr. Wm, Stanton, near' the Estate,. of whom Particulars may -be had • 2o days preced n 4 the Sale; alp ax' the Crown, Stoke ,• Castle, .I)ownha.m ; Chequers, . Brandon ; Bull, Barton Mills ; George, Thet ford 4 Crown,' Swat; ; Kin},'a-h;Norwich ; Bury ; Ram, NewmArket ; • Red Lion, HOckerill ; hush, .Bristol I_ White Hart, Man riAcc: 'Of Sale ;of 51r. lIAII, Solicitor, Poultry ; and of Jr.A Smith,..No. 62, Broad-stroet, near the Royal F. xcham;e. . URSUAN to a Decree of the flgit*Court of 1 Chancery, made in a Cause wherein W I LI AM YEN and others arc Plaintirls, and ROBE R. I GRAY is Defenuarkt, the next of Kin of 1014 N mill - DRAt' E R, formerly of Peterborough, in the County of Northampton, afterwards of Chelsea, in the Coonty of Middresex but late of the Berl Savage inn, in the City of tworton, deceased, who were living at the' time of his ricatli (winch hapiiened on or .about the t ith day of Fehrtnny, tScil, or the personal' Re presentative or Representatives of such of them as are since daarl, are tb.corne in and prove tit it Kindied awl Reprr-scnta lion, before Francis Paul Stratford, Esq. one of time Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Southampon.build- • logs, Chancery-lane, .London, on or befire the math day or: lois , next, or in default thereof they will be peremptorily eiccluca time benefit of the said Decree. • W.• BURDC)N, Solicitor, • St. Aorirew's.,.o . .rti Holborn. • TO BE DISPOSED OF, . Well.estal),lstted CONCERN in the SOAP lA. TRADE. 4ituatiht in a central ltf the King Inin, cap.ible ofmanuf.tctuiiii6 Six. Tans per Welk, with a ready Sale. For Particular, apply to Mr. Thorn.s Catiterwood, Ha berdashers'- Walk. !1" 1. near COUNTY I. !. A MANOR, it,ROYALTY, TantiVjui,bte FREEHOLD ESTATE of . neirly Twelve littudeed Acrob, with Mo. MANSION on the pow, FOR SALE BY AUCTION, IN ONE LOT, By Mr. 'TURA, • By Order ot the Tritstccs of JOSHUA SCROPE, Esq. At the Ennio6e Cotti:c.llo.o.e. in the City-of Bristol, on lit day to.: athn I dui tilsC. 11.0 NltiOil :Vianor SAS 12.1 - IAItriREE • L. 41bo the Royalty-or Lordship 01 Richmond ; constitut ing one of the twee Lords knyal or Mendip ; extending over the several NIiSIICS of East-Hain ee, , Compton. .lartut, Uhley, anti part of Priddie, with right of Mites anti Minerals no the new- inclosed La:ldscitt those Pari with Court-Leer, Court-Baron, and other Nlanonal brad good FREEHOLD LANDS ; Containing Eleven Hundred anti Eighty-five measured Acres, (principally in Dairy Farina) well watered ; lett to reepectable,Tenants, parlor) Lease and p:irt at Will, making a nett Rental of ELEVEN HONI3RED and FIFTY PO IllsrDS a Year or thereabouts, Tenants paying Land-tax, and alloutgoings.) Together with Ten Leasehold Cottages, • Outhotises, and Gardens, making a tiirther quantity of Twelve Acres of Land, the yearly vane of 'which is Sixty Pounds, or thereabouts.. On a most desirable part of the Estate is a Park of at Acres of Land, 'with a serpentine Walk, and thick Shrub bery planted round the =tile. Has lately been ereded, an elegant FREESTONE MANSION-HOUSE, iso Feet in Front, containing a Dining Parlour 36 Feet by 3t Feet, a Li-. brary of same Dimensions, with Drawing-room, Study,- Breakfast Parlour, Entrance-hall, • elegant light Srair-case, airy Bed-chambers, anti suitable Apartments, Kitchen, Hall, nd 'other interior Offices ; Stabling for is Harks, double Coach-house, &c. conveniently detached Barn, and other outhOuses. , • .. . The Gardens heing . spacious are walled round, and well cropped, and the Frint-trees et' the best kinds are come to tOII bearing. There is a new eroded large Grape-house, with suininer and Garden.House.s, calculmed for beauty and convenience. _ . . The Royalty, on an average of seven Years, has produced from the Lord's Lot of Calamine and Load, 3oSl. tos. gad. per Year ; and there are just ground's to expect a very large increase for a succession of years. This Esrate is in a city, healthy, and pleasant situation, Nv it hill 12 mites of Bristol, 1 slinks of Bath, and 7 miles of Wells, Somerset ; contimuids beautiful, rich,., and extensive Prospects of 14tile Country ; in a neigimourhOol fashionable and respeetable; abounding with Game, and well adapted for a Sportsman, being a fine hunting country. . Particulars are now printing, and will be soon issued; and application may be made to Messrs. litodri) •and Mel liar, Wells; Mr. Miles,. Ston-Easton ; at Mr. John Halt's, Aldettuanbury ,• and Mr.. Plura's Bath ; where '!tuts of the House, Park, Gardens, Se c. may be seen. IP,RXCE SIXpENC& _ 114 L P Ti LIIM ENT. HOUSE OF 2HCKSDAV, JUNIt i 6. Art Ilk the I iils Open the. Table had been fervar.l,:j m. tht And tome Preliminary bu: - .!!; ,, i of, among which was the confirmation,. by the 1it...w4-; of u: ~ .;., z , l 7.9nlrrtittec of Privitego rel:wv: to 01 CH . 'DOI ttleit,LOttiships, p4iSillint to titC Urd,J of the Day, rQ,;oiird s into a Carnrilittee on the t. 1.11 (.; "J( RE S I I)E N C 111 took the Char, and the Committee rro.,:eetled w tfic flrther consideraf. - ,n Clauses and Prt eis!ons of the liever4alteratlons and latendments wt•re made in different parts of uch Crattsesaia Provisions of the iJi as tel the consideration of the Cornmittee, on the suggestion t di:Teter Peers, lay and spiriru al. Among (Abets, the exemptous wire 'extended to, the .Deaio, Son-d-ays, Priests, or Reatier , ;, Sec. ict Its Nl.4jesty's Royal Chapels, St.. lames's, White:mil, SY , •fl';'.lxl, anti;isewhera--ariit Chaplains of the Roval Military •Initrittsions and ColleFe, and also of the Royal :Nay..i 110.spit.d. at ttreenevich,. With resped to the titil clause, .a .:tivision(a , ;tied on the question c substituting the age of ;a years for as orterrally expressed iqAtte crause, the C:rnrtrtt.codi-iticti ForAkamendment • 1) • Aisaftott it • I.- el. 4 Ite-t:Act , l. of . ..further disettss'.ott, theCo;:imittoe close , J , W4olatAiil collett) the 18th progie:s ~ .911 the 4:l7'rtmitte e ordered. to to-liwrrow. Ad, ounleci .tt a qtt•trter i.413z , I ....i..,••••• HOUSE 0 ymbivs. • Il3trl.sllAV, JUNE Mr. PARK.ER. COKE took the Oaths and his S:at for nits Mr. W:CK'HAM' MOV le Order of the 1),:v upon tt'e I ri , ;!l Parsonage.house Bill., The HQuse having rt:!l , ived itself - into the Committee, Mr. 4 . - /CK/lAili proposed some new Clauses for the Board of First Fruits in Ireland to' monty.not only for rebuilding but, for reiyair ing or purchasing houses already built, (Or itrovid. ing the means of recovering the money lent,: in cast: of the •dcatli or removal of the Incumbent, and f;r providink that the Board of First Fruits should nor' iiny steps under this 'Bill without the Lord Chancellor or one of the Archbishops of IrCland be, ing pres,;nt, rl diort• conversation took place upon these Clauses, lietAvecn Mr. ODELL, ,Mr. M. FITZGE. RALD, Sir W. GE.kR.Y, Mr. D. 'howNE, and Mr. WICKHAM, 'after w hi c h the Clause s were agreed to, and the Report was ()Meted to be re. di"eti to.inorrow. The Report of the Committee of Supply reaped, ing the Highlands of Scotland ►vas brought up, agreed to ; and a Bill was ordered to be. brought in pursuant to the said Resolutions. .Mr. VANSMART moved, that there be laid be. fine the House an f\ecount_of the computed annual, value of theincreas, of the Consolidated Fund, i►k, consequence of the plan fot.the Consolidation of the Customs,—OrOered. AnusEs IN THE NAVY. Mr. ff''HITBRE4D rose, in pOrivance of the notice which he Kid given, to move far the proditc. tion of the'Nlinutes taken by the Lords of the Ad. miralty in their late visitation to the Dock Yard!, He sail, he had considered the produ&ion of thes e Minutes so touch as a matter of course, that it was with extreme sorptize he learnt that it was the in. tendon of the Rii?la Hon. Gentle Man opposite to him to oppose it lie should now trouble the House but very.shoitly, because the necessity of producing . these Papers app,ared to him so self-ev idenr, 114 he could .tio t for:n to himself any idea Of the grounds upon which it could be refused. It was by no meaus his intention to anticipate any judgment upon the Report, more especially as the Right Hon.Genticman opposite to him had expressed his intention of found. ing some Parliamenthey measure upon it. The Noble Lord now at the head of the Admiralty,, who had dtme himself so much honour, and the Country so much service while commarding - our Fleets, anal' who was now performing such essential service by inquiring into the abuses of the Naval Depatmenr, and applying ternedies to them, thought it prOptr some time ago to viii the Dock Yards of the king‘ dote : That visitation had been - the subjed of much conversation in and out of that 11 , use. The ,ceps taken by the Board. of Admiralty upon that occasion had been the suhjed of much . obloquy, and had been repeatedly glttneed at in that llouse. Indeed, one of the proceedings of that Board had been the sub. jed of a distinct KitiOn in that House. Tint Houo: had now before them the Report of the Committee of Inquiry, and in it not only an allusion to the Minutes, but an opiiiion Upon the canduet, of the Noble Lord and the other 'Members of the Admi. ralty upon that occasion ; of course - they had the Minutes before them, An opinion given by such a respeeiable bodry must necessarily have great weight with the Public, and, must' convince every impartial man that this visitation had heen attended with the most beneficial effeas. It had 'been the means of detening gross instances of delin4uency, and it was proper that theSe instances should be hid before the Public, and that the individuals shonld be prosecute'd. It wits with that view that he moved for the produetion . of Ate Minutes them. selves. Bat he had also another object, which was to by before the Public the grounds of the pruceed e ,, lugs of the Noble Lord at the head of the Admi. `ralt) to whom he thought the nation was so touch indebted. He should therefore without further pre. face move, " That there be laid before the House Co 4 pies: of the Examinations taken, and olthe•Mi. note s,' hc- Proceedings of the Board of Admiralty at the fate visitation of the Dock Yards, with Co.' hies- of their Correspondence w i t h the :Navy and i es Boards." -The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, he felt himself under the necessity of resisting, this Motion, upon every 'ground of propriety anti justice, He should have expetied that the Hop. I