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LONDON, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1824.

SALES BY AUCTION

WItaSH IRE.

4 VALUABLE FREI:4I(2Lp. ESTATE, LAND-TAX

REDEEMED.
MANOR FARMS. AND LA \DS,
NEARLY NINE lII!NDRED ACRES,
Near Chipputhasi, Devises. and Caine,
By MA. ROBINS.
(Of Warwick Mottse, Regent-street),
At Garraway's Calfro-Aosse. 'Change Alley, Coenhill,
On THURSDAY, the lit July, Dli, at 12 &Edna, in One Lot,
IA t "LUABLE FREEll()Lll ESTATE, (Land-
Tax Redeemed), comprising
THE MANOR OF CHERHILL,
With Cuurt•Lcet, Court-Baron, Cbief and Quit Rent,. d.e. anti
sundry kleapuiges, Farms, and Land., of superior quality, con-
taining, altonther, upwards of
EIGHT HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES,
Whereof about Twenty Acres au in Possession, and the remainder
in Reversion, expectant on the determination of Leases and Copies
of tiowt-Rolls grintod for Lives, many of whom are old.
Chcritill is attnate in a line pdrt of the County of Wilts, about
Three Miles front C.thic (on the 11.kinsion Road), about Seven Miles
front Devizes, and Nine from Clapp :nitwit and Marlborough, and
Eighty.fror Mile* from London.
This Estate offers a most advantageous opportunity for Invest.
ment, to l'ersons who are more desirous of a considerable future
Increase in Value of Property than immediate Income..
To be viewed by applying to Mr. Potion, a& the-ell Inn, Cher-
hill. Particulars may be 91,111•13opz, I rib, Deviant; White
Hart, Caine; White flirt, C fiealiam ; Snit: and Garter Ando.
vat Swag, Hu ' MaTlbatesilt Arno. iv&
; Pilewea, Ilettbwry.
h ; SOC. at Uttrateray's ; at the thtices of Mr.
Saimaa, Solicitor, The izes ; and of Mr. Robins, lio,, Regent.
street ; at both of which places a Mann( the Eitate may be seen.
Splendid Service of Modern Tine, Hellbent and'Peal Ihess
Suites, Ste. of a Man of lashium.
lIIS
M RitAti'llat"Onle": respectfully
nototAitits;l4hOatN,Ta! his
Went Rooms, New Bond-street, * SUPERB SERVICE of up-
wards of 3.011.0 Ounces of MODERN PLATE, richly chased;
comprising knives, forks, anti spoons, of the shell pattern . bread-
baskets, epergne and plateaux waiters, soup tureens, sauce-boats,
four eassarol dishes and covers, tea and coffee equipages, and a
gasket of costly jewellery, watches, inuff-boxet, fftc., and sundry
plated ware, in candelabras, candlesticks, waiters, dishes,
May be viewed and Catalogues had at the Auction Mart;
at Garraway's ; and at 73, New Bond-street.

PARLIAMENTARr INTELLIdEIVCE

HOUSE OF LORDS, Tsiunsmix. JuPE 17.

ROYAL COMMISSION.

The Royal Assent was given by Conimission to the Duchy of
Comwall, Exchequer Rills lot Public Wurks, British and Irish
Fisheries, Nalt Buffo' Repeal, Newfoundland Judicature and
Marriage, Irish Tithe Composition Amendment. Insolvent
Debtor: Amendment, General Turnpike Act Amendment Ex.
else Officers' Oaths, Warehousing of Wheat, Irish Banks,
Weights and :11casures,Paupa Lusatia. Silk Acts Repeal. Payne
Knight's Drinstion. Resumed Pecraga, East India Goods, Scottish
Entails, and several private Dille.
MARINE INSURANCE BILL

. .... -
Counsel were beard agaimt the Mllfil/Clwaurance Bill. On their
fairing,
Lord BEX LEY rose to move the second reading of the Bill, and
observed, that notwithstanding what their Lordships had heard
from beamed Gentlemen below the bar, he thought the mea-
sure a desirable one. The monopoly of the two Chartered (:stn.
ponies, viz., the London and Royal Exchange Assurance Cott.
panics, had continued, it was true, for Int years, but that was no
reason that it was to continue ad in/Nihon. When the charters of
these Corporations were before the King in Counsel in 11113. it was
found that the power of modifying them did not exist • there was
no middle course between taking away the charters or letting them
cousin as they at presentexiat. But this Bill did not rake away the
chapel. It could not be supposed that the Parliament of 17211
meant to establish these two Companies in bar to all others, and if
that were not the owe, upon whet pis was *la Bin 0,9010
because thogressse she feciiityst do the benefit to
I.lle piablk. If h was MIA *eliminates
Were as low es possalds, this amid set take them lower.
Under all drcurnifflneeirhe disinimiensaaboallsl•l•sll.
and would then Novo the smog isseigif doe DM. •
The Bill was then read a mood dew and adored to be com-
mitted to-morrow.

Price 7d.

MR. BERNARD COILE. Nee •
Sir J. MACKINTOSH presented a panic° from soother bah.
man, complaining of individual grievances; it arse from Mr.
Bernard Code, sato appeared to have iuffered min; during the
tragic drama played in Ireljnd for the lest quarter of a century.
If the statements in the petition were true they demanded inquiry ;
if false, they should be attained. it appeared that about 30 year,
ago Mr. Code carried into the North set Ireland a breach of the
muslin manufacture from
Scotland, whin he was educated, and
Ito far might be considered a public hentifeetio/. lie continued in
this business with profit to himself and &disoblige to his neigh-
bourhood, until theitsr 1793, wheat the Orange Anxieties coin-
! Innen, of which the opinion of Lord thatort pas no es record.
Mr. Coilc, in 1795, was sent to prison an being a repined-Papist,
and fur other cense,. lie via however, ,eve / brought to trial
tor the alleged offence, which might be in, hen such wan
of trial, to be no Aimee. 51r. Coil. was oidnitsele inked to
leave Armagh and rmide in Dublin. There be underwent every
petty vexation, and in 1735. that period of terror and alarm, he was
not imprisoned, and must be presumed to be guilder*. In 11X3 he
was sent as a prisoner to lidmaiultam, where he underwent Irma
Dr. Trevor such petty atrocities—such unmanly hentors, as were
Indicted on all the primmer'', till about the year lOW Ile would
not disgust the House by the repetition of the horrors committed by
this lit. Trevor. Mr. Cone, through the it Auntie of the ALmriti is of
lisstiniciti at last obtained his release; and in 1008. no the melon of
Mr. Sheridan, a cointei.sion was appointed to investigate into the
cruelties practised in Kiltnainlmon prison. tionmperroes very im-
properly wished the Inquiry to he secret,—thopnaosters, hot-ever,
courted and whited /*Minty ; hut one donee wee* shut against the
public, and only ota sateprisossek, suspected to be an accomplice,
was ea:trained, together with the mhos anduteniers of tile pri-
son. Lver since that pintod, through the eletencs of Loni flam-
ing', the death of Mtbsra, aad mbar lepton, Mr. Cele did
nothheg till the last yaw, when be saw In the conduct ot Parliament
to Iplaire into the evil, if help& Inquiry was tie-
aatsmJand though an extensive Inqaty could not now be made. it
was right to b the matter before the note& of the House.
'Mr. GOUEBURN said, he hoped it would an be expected
front hint at this moment to meet the allegation of the petitions,
and he further ligsed that until be had time for Inquiry., the dial
racter of no peen charged with cruelty would be aineutend guil-
ty. ( lieu, hear.)
Mr. J. MA RTIN said, the allegations in the petition Itelepri-
can jihir evidence of tvbth, and it was due from this ilonse to give
this individual the fullest recnomence. He believed there wilt
many persons now living who could corroborate fully ever; tilde-
ono made by the petitioner.
Mr. PEEL meld neither affirm not deny the statement of ti
petitioner; but from what he knew of Dr. Trevor, be could scarcely
think him guilty arthe thanes preferred against him. At all
events, it would be unfair to give currency to the charges agatn,t
him, without enabling some of his friends to come forward, and set
his condact las refereed to) in a proper point of view. He had o
objection to the patinae being laid on the table, and early in tit e
seat Session the moon could be followed up, If it were found re-
cesiary. •
Mr. C. HUTCHINSON said that the petition claimed a Tartu-
aeration for a great loss of primerty, exclusive of the complaints
against Dr. Trevor, on which he would not say much. He (Mr.
Hutchinson) had lived in ire/and from 17!54 oldie period of the re.
hellion, during which Rcriod greeter outrages task plate than ever
disgraced the blackest page of entity. The rebetlentsen excited,
not by Catholics, but bylhabeend Proustian; sr.g ale were
driven into it by series of cippreseissit, of prejudice, sad bigotry
against the Catholics, whielehod so parallel lb the aspen of the
Cale was stated Is bianey to ben aggrieved person,
and (Mr. H.l believed hies to be on. Mr. Congo, a "debated
ld•d: mat , had dated, is his pine is Pethidine, that gee then
Irish taa . rem milesoilfied isetff by him whit it
lost *slew; or, in orktee wih, op tho Cathelks be-
cause of the oonciliadela 'ef the olessuree of 1795. • Mr. Grat-
tan went &nisei la In 'pistons ar. " the banditti of
murderers, who cancan • in the dame of God,
and where ePprened In e name of liberty:" lb man
"calledbe+ng charged .ara rebel In IBM. Mr. thseteshmseif
was so chuged t and Mt. Denim was a rad, bot he on ably •
rebel to the abominable tendon of the den Irish Onotoweent.
He (Mr. Hurchi neon) at ail mine wined thee depaley "Wed take
place, and be hoped the Right Hem Ondeentos wade pledge
himself to enter kite it ant Swann: •
Sir J. MACKINTOiIIj lieldeld to give time for inquiry, and
should ask Ware to nilbeawthe petition until the rent !,aloe ;
at the same time wishing it to be understood that, as are the buds
' or falsehood of the nettennots it contained, he continued to be of
the same opinion. •
The petition wee thorn whitener's.
' ••• ' • 04THK: skIibIOCIATIONS.
Sir F. BURDETT 'that in preonsting the petition he had
in his hand to the felt • gent deal of planate, and
toseteddiannehenposiornallikain. geniaranuala tabula

entitle It to Mielim TM liillW was soiTe2:
-
Mof rs the Cods& Ameakties Mee -acre Wow
pose of palidotelog Niellememe PM a of
miclemmt acepleheed that imams adeetreiteented in thiplithly
at least as far as the reprometation gives in the new ~ , 4 Ilid ;
and that they wcre injurstlit their thereon* and , by
the cooduet of certain Menthete hthis House: IC
all the grievances endured' by the Catholics of r - - set
persons were more loyal to the Crown and Constitu ' • emu-
tey._
_The Catholics had a tight to ooMphda that they .. *weed
of disioyeky hy Intermit persens-411estes *jab bad •atietiegi* of
*se and pair, and *two tozalla chant; rem IN this
limme,,sl Wag thembrilwas Of an Om* Amu-
dation, es be illikel. peneme bad ems is His
Ileum the eriviieget of Parilsmart % bat bemuse they
*ere t:tmLeummotaietrese to=mtall:coloitet4r thDeasthotegwrs tt
gee+ the fame et deedod ryviltboat dee"*Metemillt efe:ya, 411.111thrtsedin in
f
kaaatah. rib. simbrate .16 rest' po)lncirekcta. iy, and
lbelpt heft Met temEirsawZetmeMe- to *Mdt, • for the
14114ridsta, be redieett. each a mete things
lamid webs long by thie Nati* If the Noise lasted
at whit the (Atha= low ate, to aims they were—if they were to
.Imh at the ;mils of delay—al' the embensultents in which the
tieresument was atter **own they would me Me nehielty. of
&hosing this_ appleim which bed produced the Meet mime dis-
estate. M. MIL heintwor, no wish to enter bee the questiow oldie
state of Ireland ; but considering the great in:Kimmel of thd pet:.
don, he felt it his ditty to odic& a ateatrvanona behadjmetenaill. As
Wow ontertanitier Midi *owl lif diecuming that witibeMeter sub-
Met, he ahead new seedy allais eat the 'petition be Weight us.
The polities wee Men brhught ap and reed. - 7t dialed the
eimegeslimile agtlnst their riffs,• and principles, and salute ;
they minted the •fullest inquiry, tadreferted to their reedier, at
the best answer/up the slanders et their interested end diatill op-
ponents. The petition Occupied' nearly twenty minutes in the lie-
mai, and was• ordered to be piloted. '
Mr. (*RATTAN penstiveretifid that the petition thouhl be re-
ferred to the Committee on the incureetim Act. •
Ordered to be !whited.
ROYAL BUILONS OF SCOTLAND.
•
Lord A. MAN ll.TOlied for anal retinue *meeting the
gnu ]fu of Seadand.--thdered.
Mr. J. SNITH promoted* petition horn the tfil Chek in
the Prothonotary's Office, ht the &erre ComMM plebs* he.
land, praying to be holed by Counsel on a tight; for coenpmbition.
Attar a few words from Hr. Ittrrca iirsoie, it was cmilind to
be printed.
SCOTCH JUDICA
.I/IrOCA TM

Tbe lAMID . die P ' hem ain
and Faculty of Aditianielti Seethad apiar-717Sitoiell
sure MIL
Mr. ABERCROMBV dalliteed tier the Mildest IMO ime bat,
adopted without many. disulfide's*. amtingre
_whttift 'Peri the
same. of the most end:tern Member; of the Scot& Bar:
The LORD ADVOCATE rept*. dna the inkilatl N emit'
of the petition was* what Sri and Sidings them were many
most respectable yeattiuoners.
After• some onratioss tom. Lad BIIMING and Sir C.
Foams& the petition vaslaid an tits table.
Sir IL CLERK presented a shuila petition from the county of
Edinburgh.
Sir C. Foam* Mr. Hr sr and Mr. Secretary Pr t.. each
said a few words, after which the petition was ordered to Re on the
table.
Mr. W. DUNDAS presorted a similar petition num the writers
the Sigaet in Edinboro._ - - Be pp the table,