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I zv., ve • 1/40 1 ~~ •~t~ 4 1, NUMBER 2657.1 RIDAY, MARCH 27, !Sol. [PRICE: SI , . PENCE; • THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, March zS, t Sc will berformed, THE -ST RANGER, To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA-STOCK. LADIES AND GLNTLEMEN, - THE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the EAST INDIA COMPANY, being appointed for WE.DNESDAY, the Bth April next, the favour of your.V.ote and Interest is desired for the following Gen tlemen. WM. BENSLIY, Esq. Sir j. S. BURG ES,'Bart. The Hon. WM. E LpHI NSTON E. SOHN HUNTER, Esq. 01IN 'TRAY E RS, Esq. TEPHEN WILLIAMS, Esq. Which will very much Oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most humble Servants, East India-House, March 25, ISot. Thos. T. Metcalfe, Hoch Inglis, Charles Mills, David Sant, Thos. Parry, Frs. Bating,. ••• Edw. Parry, Jacob Bosanquet, Abr. Robarts, loseplt Cotton, Taitn Roberts, Lionel Darell, Geo. Smith, Wm. De at Ceo. Tatem, Simon Fraser, Geo. W. Thellusson, Charies G rant, Robert Thornton, Paul Le Mesnrier, William Thornrm, •Steph. Lushington, Swiney 'Tome, John C0.11,111.i.7.11 , 2F-UEIVE.RAL's OFF IC No. P.rtlian:ext-itrca, March 2I; Ito coNTß.4crs FUR ARMY BREAD., iLi.2I=ERIAL PARLIAM • MOTICE is hereb" given t o a ll P erson de- N sirous Jo Cantret9 for Suppling Bread to Ills Majesiy's Lard Forcer in Camp, Cantonments, Quarters or,Barraeks, in the ISLANDS cf GUERNSEY . , JERSBY,and ALDERNE}' itile Deliveries to commence on she -25th Day of M.iv rex, ), that Proposals in 'writing, scaled up and waded CONTRACT FOX ARMY 131tP7f1), will be received by the ComMis.aty- General di 11)4 Office from this time. till the loth Pay of April next. Propoza; mist he made for each island separately.— The Particulars avd.Conditions of the Contraa may be Lad at tbir ofte,or 6, alpfrbig 'at the llead-eu.arters in tl.e "dc. HOUSE OF COMMONS; WITH THE SULTAN. • Pizarro will be performed on Easter Monday. A new Romantic Drama, with Songs, called Adelmorn, the; Outlaw, will be produced immediately after Easter. A new Tragedy called Julian and Agnes is in rehearsal, and will be produced as soon as possible. THVRSDAY, MARCN•26. A new Writ. was ordered for Poole; - in. the room of Sir CHARLES STUART, Kin: cieceised:. Mr. TIERNEY said,, that a Right 'Hon.-Gen tleman had last night recommended Specific Mo tions instead of General Inquiries—he should on the present occasion take the Right Hon: Gentle. man's advice, and move for the prodnalon of a Letter from His Royal Highness, the Com:minder in Chief, an extra& from which the Right Hon: Gentleman had read last night: Mr. DUNDAS said; that the Hon. Gentlenian had, not stated any grounds fbr requiring the pro duetioti of. the . Letter in question, and therefore at present he taw no reason for concurring in the Motion. t . , 'WOUND on board the Alfred Transport, a large J: BROWN HAIR TRAVELLING TRUNK, sup posed, from some Papers in the inside, to 1?e the Property of a Mr. Robert Castleman, Surgeon in the Royal Nave, *Ph*, by applying to Mr. Thompson, Stationer, N e w_ art, Isle of Wight (post.pait), tray naive every in urination necessary for its recovery. • Itlarch zo, aot EAST INDIA HOUSE, „. . March 2j, rrHE COURT of DI RECTO RS . of the J. UAUTEP CO MPAN.I I AtERCI7.4 NTS' or ENG . LAND, tradincto the East Indies, do hereby give Notice, , That a Gemer:ll Court of the said Company will he held at their ILuse, it Leadenhall-sncet, a, TllfSljig, the 1416 of '4)11 •:ext, front Elci,en o'Cixk in the Forrncon, until Six in the Evening, to Bo t tlot on tbr fillowing Onestion, agreeably to the 43 of /Iv 39:6 of his present Ma l'esEy, Cap. 89 Sea . CONFLAGRATION of the FRENCH ADMIRAL's SHIP. IPTIHZ Magnificent PICTURE of LORD NgL, JL: SONis VICTORY, with the BURNING of V`ORIENT, in which a introduced Portraits of the °Ulcers, the Size of Lite, is now open ter Public E xhibi *ton,' at Mr. ORI.TZ'S. •New Bond-street, near Grosvenor-street. ADMITTANCE ONE SHILLING. N. B. An ENGRAVING is in hand from the same. Peirce to Subscripers Two Guineas fur Proofs, and One Guinea for Prints, size of the three former Naval Vie. " That this Court contirms the Resolution of the Court of ntreciorsof.4,llc,. 4:h larittary last, ,whereby the Cont i:art-ft-I- And OA - tiers of the QUE EN, arc - tLilv,iequi tred frqtri ail invntation of -14egieet or Misconditei in.respeci to the Loss of d'i . at k.erder to jetilizine such Ballot, nt....ther three parts in four of. the Pr.rittcrs present..o.Jue-h .General Court contur with:tte Co:at ct the Conetnala-r-and Vo e fi"G.l,l di imp fildthn Of 'Weal or Mixon time7 reqfeainirdel.;43 . cf that IT'ILLI/111.1 RAMSAY, Sec. . . Dr. LAWRENCH gave notice, that he should, upon some future occasion, Submit, ta the 1-lonFt. a, Motion respecting the decision upon the Swedish Convoy. On the ivlotion for the second - reading of the Bill for preventing . the forgery of Bank Mites; TWENTIETH DAY's DRAWING. TICKETS are selling, warranted Undraw n , divided into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, :uid Six teenths' in a Variety of Numbers, at DR Alllll9ND's Lucky Office, No, 63, Fleet-street ; where Prizes to a Lwge Aninitnphave been sold in tbrtner Lutteties ; and albo the fallowing Prizes have been shared and registered in the present Lottery, No: 4t,7,a9, .a Prize of seal. drawn the First Day; No. 37,346, a Prile ,of 'pool. drawn the Third Day; and No. 55,.}3;+, a Prize of 'co o l. drawn the Eighth Day, were divided in Two Quarters,Two Eighths, and Four Sixteenens. Present Price, Ticket . ,C. r 9 5 o Waif -N. 4. to e Eignth - - Lt 6 2Ltatte r s 4 o sixteenth I" 6 6 Country Orders earetully attendod to. Prizes paid as r:oon as drawn, and all kind of Government Securities bought and sold. By VIRTUE of a COMMISSION of APPRAISE- If - ENT aryl SALE, issued out Ff the Hum COURT Of ADMIRALTY of ENGLAND, WILL BE SOLD RV AUCTION,. • At the Island of Guernsey, or; lkfonday the 26th of April, aor ; • PTHE followin g GOODS, now lying in Ware houses at Guernsev ' anci.there to be delivered, viz, 996 HIDES in the Hair, go Large CASES of SL GAR ; being the_rntire Cargo oi . the Danialt Brig Neptinus, Ana itus Torgrinoon Master, frpta Lisbon jOtiod to Bilboa. For viewing the Goods, orany othar Particulars, apply to M r . Solomon Langa, Merchant, Guernsey ; and for Samples of the Sugar, dec. to .11easrs. Prickett and fir estop, Merchants, NVeytnouth. GLOUCESTERSHIRE T9BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON TRACT, FREEHOLD ISTATE, cousisting of a MA . - r reputed M AND R FARhrr tit fele vat between the Towns of Gloucester, 'C heltenham,. and Cionoester, comprizing a Mansion-house, not long aga Cie residence of a Gentleman, and an excellent Farm_ ottse, and Out-buildings, in complete repair, and up ! Wards of 460' Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, the whole lying compact, and lett on Lease (of which there are only a few years unexpired), to a 590 d Tenant, and producing near 3001. per annum. There is a Stream of Water running through the Estate, which is well wooded, and the Lands mostly lye to a South aspen, 3Ad are capable of great improvement. For further particular,, enquire at the Offlee of Palmer and Tornlinsons, Solicitors, Viarnford-court, Thrugmor 10n-street. HAMPSH to BE LE - I RE. 1' for a Term I or the Beneficial LEASE SOL . D„ ACAPITAL arvd convenient MANSION, with extensive and well arranged Stabling, Coach houses, Cow-house, Granary, DOg Kennels, Gardens, and Pleasure Grounds, and Eighty Acres of rich MeadOW and Pasture Land, surrounding the House. Also the De putation, of several extensive Manors, abounding with Game, go with t h e H ouse. The Estate is desirably situated in a beautiful and fine Sporting Country, about fifty miles from London, acrd three miles from a capital Market-town ; and the House and Premises arc in corm: plete repair, a very large sure of money having been lately ex ended repairing and beautifying the same, and are calculated for the accommodation of a Genteel Family, and well worthy the attention of any Gentleman fond of Field Sports. , Apply for further particulars,•to Messrs. Hanson and Birch, N0..6, Chancory-latie or Mr. Etwall, Anticivcr Hants. 9 SALE ofiii - Aul i kßL E ----- " ---- Esl ' E, ------- -'-- delightfully; t i tuned on the River Nith; in the Neighbourhood of the TOWN of DUMFRIES, Scotland. TO BF:SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Rainbow CoMe-house, Cornhill, London, on llonday the 2.otb April next, betwixt the hours of One and TWO in the Afternoon ; VHF FIVE POUND LAND of Old Extent, . of CONFIEATH,Jvith th e Ti ends and Pertinents, lying within the Parish or CatlaVerock, and Sheridifoin of Dumfries, holding feu of the Duke of Q.Ueeniberiy, for ,payment of Two Shillings Scots of Feu.dutv. This Instate is beautifollS, situated on the . River Nith, about fear measured miles below the Town of Duinfriel., commanding an extensive view of the windings' of that River, the Solway Frith, and Coast of Cumberland. It contains upwards of 400 Scots Statute Acres. (being more than boo English Acres), all Arabic, except about . 37 Acres in Wo o d aa d Planting, and about so Acres of llosi• The Whole is inclosed with march Fences, and subdivided into convenient Inclosurel, several of them with Hedges and Rows of TreCS—A art of the C rounds are of an exceeding good quality g , reat ana p the whole ate capable of much improvement at a moderate expellee, from the Sea Sleach out of the Nith, which washes the Estate for a considerable Inva:;", and where the tide flows to 2 great height. ; The prewnt Rental is about 3351. exclusiVe of the Man -144 noose; Offices, Garden, and Orchard, well-stocked with „Fruit Trees, on which no Rent is put. ...Lebo Tenant on the Shore, by ptitting Weirs into the t atty r, has of late been very successful in catching Sal , cton' 3 ° ,1 , it is behoved, that at a moderate cspeoce, • a ° T ider able Fishing might be established. ca le Quay ereEte4b) the Town of. Dumfries at Cien to the to wiaich vestels of great burden come, is,adjoining Estate, aud a good road from Dumfries to the Quay YLIIIS through t h e - Grounds,part of which along the Road, and ad j °ll ting to the River, might be 'fenced to much ad vantage. ~. The W° -' 614 -- and Plunting on the Estate arc thriving and . valuable. . . The Tenant s will shcw the Premises, A. I „. lan of the Estate, 'and the Conditions of Sa,lt 1 - .!ay S --- . 6ee n on application to Messrs. Coale and Gilchrist, —dinburgh; Messrs Maxwell, Esq. of Burncloughi at L3lllnfries i Messrs Cooper and Lowe Solicitors, SoPth. _ 137...pt0n Buildings,.. .Chancery -lane, _LOndon :. ; o ? , .l .. r ,. ._R r ob ,i tit .24:, Solicitor, Bristol; or George orrett, 11 . , "`' I i.. 44 '1 5 601: any further particulars that may be rstlo • will 4 N:4154.4 immediately by Mr. Orred. ' - To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, HAVING the Honour of :being recommended 11 to you by the Directors of the East India Company" as the Six Candidates for the DireeliOn to• he chosen this Year, we take the libertt of requestinK the favottr -of your Vote on the day of E.lectiou, ‘VEONF„SDAY, the Bth of April next. • We are, • Ladies and Gentlemen, • Your most oberiient.Servants, WILLIAM•BENSLEY, • • JOHN SMITH }SURGES, WILLIAM ELRHINSTONE. JOHN HUNTE.R,. East India House, "JOHN TRAN'ERS. . March 'Sot. STEPHEN WILLIAMS. At a MEETING of the TRUSTEES of the LINEN and 1-11;•IP EN IdANUFACTURES of IRELAND, on Tuesday the 3d day of Match, dot Hon. JOHN Baron DILLON in the Chair; • THE Right Hon. JOHN . FOSTER reported trout the Cnminittec a Han of Encouragement for promoting the GROWTH of HFAIP, and the Estab lishment of the SAIL-CLOTH IVIANUI4CTURE, wiiich was read, and is as follows : " HEMP. " The Trustees of the Linen and Hempen it;fanufac tures, anxious that-this Kingdoin should effectually lay hold °flue present opportunity which the interruption of Trade with the Northern States offers, for prOmOting the Growth of Hemp, and the Establishment of the Sail-Cloth Manufacture, calLupon all Land-holrfers and Farine!r, to assist their endeavours, by allotting some por tion of their Gronuds to the raisinr of Hemp. " They understand it is as easy in its culture as Flax, the richer the soil and the deeper the l oam , the better ',nil be the. , produce ; it succeeds admirably in drained Log manured with Ashes • and the Trustees p ro p ose to procure a sufficient nuintier of persons properly skilled in the management of it; from the time it is ripe for pull. r ing a ail it is mule 'fit fOr the Spinner. -.4ft I..srationed to vatimainn.i.s.•fthe Kingdom, and orders will be given to the County Inspec tors to receive all applications from Gentlemen or f ar mers who may desire their assistance, and to send them accordingly. " 'life Trustees will also give the following Bounties, and continue them for three years : " BREAKING and SCUTCHING. • T. " For every stone of Hemp grown in this Kingdom in the years 001, tBO2, 1803, well broken and seutcheff .for the hatchet, or for cordage, the sum of 4d. and a fur thin' Bountyof a complete set of 1-temp Ilateliels to every Person who shall have broken and scutehed half a ton weight thereof. . 2.-." To the Owner of nny Mill, or Mill Machinery, wherein not less than 30 tun of sound Hemp, of Irish growth, shall be bran and seutched perfedly before the tst June 1802, the sum of tool. 3 . " To the Owner of any Mill, or Mill Machinery, which shill be ereaed after the ist of May 1801, whi:- ther entirely new, or added to an old Mill, wherein there shill be broken and. scutcheil the greatest quantity of sound Hemp, of Irish groWth, between the ist of June 1802, and the ist of June 18J3; not less than So tort, the • sum of 1501. ; for the next greatest quantity, not less than 40 ton, between the said periods, the sum Of zeol.; and for the next greatest quantity, not less than 3o ton, be tween the said periods, the sum of S C I. 4. " To the Owner of any Mill, or Mill Machinery, now or hereafter to be created; 'wherein there shall be broken and scotched the greatest quantity of sound Hemp, of Irish growth, between the tst of June 180; and the tst of June tBo4, not less than 100 son, the sum of 5001. ; for the next greatest quantity, not less than 80 ton,. fhe sum of tool. ; and for the next greatest quantity, not iess than bo ton, thC sum of tool. • 'HACKLING. 5. " For every stone of Found Hemp, of Irish growth, well water-rotted and scutched, which shall be hackled and dressed tit for Spit)ning, between the ist August 18ot and the tst of August 1804, the sum of' 3d. " SPINNING. ' 6. " For all Machinery which shall be ereaed, whether entirely new , or added to old Mills, for spinning Hemp or Flax,for Sail-cloth, before the Ist August, 18oi, to be iyor:teil by water or steam, sum after the rate of Tali Shillings for each Spindle it shalt:contain, on sufficient security being given that the number of Spindles for which such premium shall be received, shall„be regularly kept at work in spinning Hemp or Flax for three years. - " For this Premium the sum of 30001.-. will be. appro priated; and it' more than 6000 Spiadles shall be claimed tor, i the Trustees will 'reserve to themselves the power of diviclihg the sum of joool. rateably among the Claimants. • " To the Person who >hall spin su ch Yarn by such Machinery before the Ist, of August, silo.}, a Saif- cloth Loom,, ,mule of the best materials, and on the most irri proved plan, will be ordered by the Trustees for - every two ton of good, even, merchantable Yarn so spun; every 'such Loom to continue the property of the BOard, into whosoever 'hands such Spinner may give it. "ITINERANT HEMP-DRESSERS. " All Persons who Can produce sufficient proof of being perfectly skilled in the management of Hazy throughout all its different processes, from the time it ls,pulled until it is completely dressed for spinning, and wish to engage with the Trustees, are desired to apply to their Secretary, at the Linen-Office, Dublin,' or their Agent. Edward Stewart, Esq. AldermanbUry, London; and the first twelve who shall be approved of, will be appointed Itinerant Hemp-dressers at 301. a year each ; and will have liberty to receive from the Persons whom they shall be ordered to attend, such reasonable allowance as l'he TitiStees shall previously sandion. " WO—WRIGHT and MACHINE-MAKERS. - " All Persons of this description in Great Britain or Ireland; who wish , to be employed in Construding any 'Machinery for the Scutching, Dressing, Spinning, or Weaving of Hemp, may register their Names and Charac ters and prices or terms,&they choose, in the .Linen Office, Dublin, where a Book will be kept for the pur pose, and be open at all times to the inspedion of any person who may wish to ered Machinery. , • And the same being read paragraph by paragraph, was unanimously Agked to, and onlerca to be published. ,By rder of the Trustees, JAMBS CORRY, See• LOCHLEVEN FISHINGS AND ISLAND. BE,SOLD BY. PUBLIC AUCTION, Within the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, in Edinburgh, Upon Wednesday the 13th of April. aor, at Oih o'clock Afternoon, fHE FISHINGS on LOCHLEVEN, in the COnittyof Kinross, in Scotland, belonging to Mts. ii. :lee, of Arnot. Also, Tne ISLAND of ST. SE RVANLIS, commonly called the Inch, lying at the East end of the said Loch, and con- • raining about Forty Scotch Acres%of ; good early Pasttire, now out of Lease, whichh may. be.eutered to a; next Whit sunday; The Fishing consists of a great variety of excellent Trout, among which is that singular species the Char, so wtAl known to render anN% particular description necessary. Al's° Pike, Rich, and Eels. All the Fish in this Lake arq of a superior flavour;- and wholly free-front that mud dy time so common to the Fish in other Lakes. The Fish find a very ready Sale in the Town of Kinross ' and its Neighbourhtsofi, and in_ the Edinburgh- Market, where 'they' bring. very good' Prices .; but perhaps still • lii;her g might be oUairied by sending-them to the - London Market, either,packud ice or potred.—Thelipsetprice 35bot. p:iyable at Whitsunday next. •. The present Rent'a the Island is 2;1.. and of the fisit:- • 4 • Sal. las. under Lease-for Two Years. after the pth of St - 0 :Tiber next. The Lake is within Ten Miles of Burnt lsWepod, where there is a good . Harbour. for shipping the Fah, if sent to London. • For 'particulars, apply to Mr. Robert. Stewart, Old sank Close. Edinburgh, who shay the Title Decis. Rental, and Articles of Sale ; or to John Spottis wood, Esq.:.Sackville-street, Lf#ricLn. CHELTpiti.Am, GLOUCESTERSHIRE. TO BB SOLD BY.AIJCTION,•_ On Friday the loth Day of April next, On the Premises, between the hours of Five and Eight &Clock in the Exciting, by Order Of the Assipzes of Charles Eld ridp, late of Cheltonham, Viztu:iller, a Bankrupt, sub kit to such Conditions as will be then. produce:!, and 'in Lots; ALL the VALUAI34 4 E and BENEFICIAL ESTATE and INTEREST of the said. Charles Eldridge, of and in all that Capital Al zesuage of Dwell ing-house called the YORK HOT EL and BOA RDING HO US E, Situate on the North Sile of,ClieltenliNm-street, I gel y fitted u p in a superior b tyle c•telegance,, for the.accotn incxlation of the Nobility and Gentry resorting to Chelten ham. The above Premises are now in high repute, having tie eteflequenteci by the most Fashionably Personagesond tie contiguous to the Theatre,Roome,and othe' phe:ts ofp üb. lie amusement, and are held under Lease, granted by john Holes Watson, Esq. for the term of Twelve Years, com mencing front the asth December, *799, at a low Rent. Also the Bankrupt's Interest in Two other Messuages, or Dwelling-houses, on the same side of the Street, No. i and No. t 3, used as Lodging-houses, tlv furnished, and St for the acannmodation of 5m.,11 Families or single Gentlemen. , The Furniture, Stock, and other Articles upon the re spelive Premises, which arc the property of the said Bankrupt, are to be taken to at fair valuations. Further Particulars may be known on application to Mr. Thomas Kidman and Mr. Edward Matthews, the Assiinets, or to Mr. Primo, Solicitor, Cheltenham. MI Persons indebted to the said Bankrupt's Tstatc,' are desired forthwith to pay the sum to tin? Assignees. The ATTORNEY GENERAL said, Ne. thought' it his duty - to apprize the House cyst the prO visions ,of this Bill extended to Cotintry Bank Notes,. 13i1Ts' of Exchange, &c. as 'well as .13ank-Cf Eng., land Notes... Sir R. BUXTON thought that the same pro teaion ought' not to be given to the. Notes of Countty Balikers as to those of the Bank of Eng,_ land. Mr. CURWEN said, that :as long as-the Notes of Country Bankers were sanOioned •by -Law, they were entitled to its protettion. . • Sir IF. E.I.IORD ,suggigeti the propriety of adopting some means of providing, that Persons should have a certain Capital, before they were allowed to issue their Paper. Mr. COR Rl' said,- he perfectly concurred. in, opinion with the Hon. Baronet ;' and he hoped, : that if such a Provision was made, that 'there would be no objection to extending it to Ireland, He was parry to be under the necessity of stating, that unless some plan of this sort was adopted, with respeA to that Country, the time would not be far distant, when the facility of circulating Paper would be attended with the most fatal conserren... ces. Immaking•this observation, he certainly. did_ not mean to allude to the Bank of Ireland, to the ,Bankers. of Dublin, or to the respeaable Bankers in. the Country ; he meant to speak of a wretched set of Persons, who,- without any Property, had tinned to issue Paper to a considerable amount, and by- this means had contrived to embark in a va, riety of speculations, and had contributed to raise the Price of Provisions, .though they had no means of snaking good the sums which they had engaged to fay. It was merely to this descrip tion of persons that lie meant to confine his ob.' servations, and he hoped that he should not be understood to allude to any persons of charaaer and property. He .thought it right to take this • 'opportunity of mentioning this circumstance, and of expressing his intention of Proposing, in a fu- - ture stage of the Bill, some Clauses and Amend, silents to this diva., . Mr. BAKER and .Sir. J.. E,LFORD spOke brietty in favour Of the - measure. • Sir JOHN ?ARNELL said, that the mischief complained of did not so, much arise , from thd breach as from the evasion ,of the Law. Men under the description of Bankers, in Ireland, ex changed their Paper, which had no'security, for Bank. Paper ; bur if they were to pay the Stamp, Duties, they would not find it their interest to carry on their trade. These grievances had been carried to an extreme, and he felt himself much obliged to the Learned Gentleman for ;he intro.' duflion of his. Bill. , , ; 14r. ALk.',XANDAR st ated the pratlices of Colo ntry Bankers in the North of Ireland, and the nature of the Bankrupt Laws in that Coantry, as arguments in fitvour of the measure. After 'a few words from Mr..LASCELL2S and Mr. 1-19.anousE, the Motion was agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be committed on 4Vionday next. 'The\ Bill - for lessenihg the burden of the Poor Rates by increasing ,the growth of Potatoes, was read a 'second time. The Exviritig'Laws Bill was read a third time and passed. - The Poor Children's Stamp Duty Exemption Bill, and the East India Guods Land-carriage Bill, pa;sed through Committees, and the Reperis ordered to be.received.to-morroiV, ►Vlr. BRAGG brought up the Scotch Molasses Distillery Bill, which was read a first tune. . The other. Orders of the Day. were deferred.. Adjounied at six o'clock till to-morrow. • ;The Dehate in the House of Commons on Wednesdayen Mr.-GacT'S Motion for an Imiuiryinto the State of the Nation, was of such moment, and .we catered into so enlaiged a detail of it, that we feel it lucumbent upon us to continue that part of it in our Paper of this day which' our limits yesterday prevented us from giving. —Wo have received several assurances from persons who had attended Most attentively to the whole o. it, of .the superior accuracy and fidelity Of our.Report.] Mr. PITT said it was .extremely painful to him to be obliged to say so much,. and so long to occupy the attention of the House ; but he would observe, that he had lived to very lit. , tle , purpose for the last seventeen years of his life; if it was necessary for him to say that he had not quitted his situation in order to shrink from its difficulties ; foa in the whole of that time he had aaed, whether Well or w►as FOR PUBLIC SALE, - - - At New Lloyd's Cottee-house,.over the . Royal-Exchange, On Tuesday the 3-Alt Ina. At Two o'Clock precisely, (Fur the Benef.t.of the Under.yriters), TFI .- "Fir ,, , i LOWING- GOODS,. viz. 6;0 CAk • PILCHARDS, in good Condition, each. Cask . , antairting 2400 to JOOO Fish,: which will be put in lots accommodation. be viewet . s on Saturday, Monday, and the Day Of Sale. . - . • • . . Catalogues, cO5 - ammrall further particulars, are rea dy fur delivery. - GEORGE kRENCH, Sworn Broker,' 2..;.6. 6; Great Rastcheap. TO 13E gOL)) . BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, v 5 THIRDS of the MANOR of ASH- LEY, in the'County of Staffbni, and Two Turns or.Presencaicns out of .Tnree„ of the Advowson of Hie Rectory of eae Parish of A shleY . (the next Turn or .Pre- • sentatipu w which is in tlic Vtaao*; also the Entirety of sundry -111uALIt.• and improvable FOrms in the Parish of Asldej;eomprizing llro-Acre9, or thereabouts, and which are entitled..tu a very extensive COntmon Right within the said Manor, and are now I s eft to yearly Tenants at old' and loin Refits. Ashley is situate in a Sporting Country, about three miles froth Woore, and five miles from Market Drayton, in ShropShire, and nin•Aiiies from NeWcastle-tinder-Line in Stattiordshire, and in the Neighbourhood good 'Markets. Further Particulars may.be•had by applying at the Of fice of Messrs. Mills, Cruso andjones, in Leek, Statford shi re (%r here a•Plan . of the Estate may be seen, and ,print ed Particulars Itatli,.andby whom all Letters, post-paid,. wilt be doly answered. Printed Particulars tuay also be hut of Besse:`. nudes, - Cook •and Handtry, London; an& a.7strurp4haapai in.. in Drayton,Woore, anti Newcastle. FOR SALE B-Y PRIVATE CONTRACT, ' And Entered upon Immediately, A FREEHOLD HOUSE, situate .and being No. 19. in MARLBOROUGH- BUILDINGS, Bath, late the Property and Residence' of Thu. Ahmuty; F.sq. clecastii. The Furniture, which is exceedingly •g0t.41, - may be taken by A ppraisernent. For Particulars, and a view of the-Premises, apply to Mr. Taylor, Attorney at Law,,Bath 4 P" All Persons having any'Demand on the Estate of Mr. A hmatv,are requested to transmit a rarticular.thcre of to Mr. Taylor, of Bath. • . March it, 'Sot. . .