The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-06-07 00:00:00

VALUABLE LEAt:EHOLD EBTAI s.
John-street, Bedford-row, and Hans-place, Cbeiset...
By WI NSTA NLEY and SONS,
At the Mart, Tit TS DAY, at 12, by order of the Administrator
of Sir James Lamb, Bart., deceased, in Two Lots,
Lot 1. rip HE LEASE for a Term of Thirty-two Years,
1. at a Ground.sent of 171., of • very superior RESI-
DENCE, situate No. 33, John.street, containing handsome en-
trance-hall, dining-room of large dimensions, and two secondary
rooms on the ground floor, a noble drawing-room, and two others
communicating ; eight airy hed-rooms, and various closets ; two
staircases, two ki:cherts, butler's pantry, and every other domestic
convenience for a large establishment. Also, in John's Mews,
two coach.hoases and a four-stall stable, in the occupation of Mr.
Stocton, wine coopex.
Lot 2. A very compact RESIDENCE, with garden, most de-
sirably situate No. 17, Ilans'-place, Sloane-street, Chelsea, con-
taining four bed-rooms, two drawlng.rooms, dining.roorn, and
breakfast parlour ; two kitchens, various closets, lee. ; held for a
Term of Forty-seven Years, at the low ground-rent of 61. 6s.
The whole of the above Property is let on lease to highly re.
spectable tenants.
The Estates may be viewed by cards only :—Lot 1, every day
(Sundays excepted), between the hours of 11 and 3; and Los 3.
seven days preceding the Sale.
Particulars and 'rickets may be had of Messrs. Long and
Austin, Solicitors, Gray's-inn • and of Winstanley and Sons,
Paternoster-row ; Particulars also at the C.adogan Arms, Skew-
street ; and at the Mart.

GwriowiroOF ves. LosLI poir, Attila *
PORT D ÜBN.
LEGAL QUAYS, DOCKS. WAREHOUSES, he.
THE COMMISSIONERS of HIS MAJESTY'S
CUSTOMS do hereby give Notice, that in pursuance of
the Act 5 Oeo IV. c. 92, Megan. WINSTANLEY and SONS
will, by their direction, pat ap to PUBLIC LETTJNO„ in the
Long Room of the Custom-house, Dublin, on THURSDAY, the
21st of July next. at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, in One Lot, .
' The New Dock, called George's Dock, and the Inner Dock win.
municating therewith.
The Southern II alf Part of the New Warehouse on the East side
of George's Dock, with the Cellars under the whole.
A new Warehouse and Cellars, situate between the Old and
George's Dock.
The Old Dock and Warehouse., with the exception of the Eines
Warehouse, called the Dry Store. and the Ws•siesw,~d tie
Tobacco Warehouse, also the range of Buildiepeesteuted am-
with, commonly known by the term of No. se Let.
The Quay next the River, in front of the Casteen-house, extend.
log eastward from the west wing of the Cuotowdenoe to the Bridge,
or entrance to the Old Deck.
These Premises are the Property of the (kern. They have bum.
recently sowerdeted, and in • state of perfect oak; old will belie
on lease fee disarm, Fourteen; or Twenty.one Yeeeklees Mieheel-
mas next, determinable at the option of either pm*. at the expira-
tion of either of tlinse periods, and the use of Ike Cranes and
Machinery, together with extensive privileges, will be scoured es
the Lessees, offering an advantageous opportunity fee err ruses dr
company to establish the most extensive whetting einem sa be.
lend.
The Premises may be viewed by applying to thedierveyor far
Buildings, Customhouse, Dublin, of whom Printed Particeler.
with Plans, may be had six weeks preceding the Sala. s'artietdasj
and Plans may also be had at the Offices of the Secretaries of the
Customs in London, Dublin, and Edinburgh; of Meseta. Win.
stanley and Sons, Paternoster-row, London ; and of the Collectors
of the Customs at the following Ports, via.:—Liverpool, Bristol,
Hull, Neweutle, Plymouth, Belfast, Cork, Limerick, Waterford,
Londonderry, Newry, Galway, Sligo, Leith, Glasgow, and
Greenock. By order of the Cosnmissioners
T. IVG IThl ORE, ficeeetery.

FINSBURY-SQUARE.
CONVENIENT FAMILY HOUSE, with OssikAsslMS Nat
Stabling, and the excellent Feminine awl Maw
By Mr. SQUIBB and SON,
On the Premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 14th lasi at One, by
order of the Proprietor,
T"Everdesirable and commodiously arranged
LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, No. 29, en the East Bute
of Finsbury-square, the property of Mr. T. S. Flude, giving up
housekeeping ; containing two handsome rooms on each of the
principal floors, live best bed chambers, dressing mom, water
closets, and servants' apartments, very convenient domestic offices,
and e garden communicating, with a good four-stetted stable and
cos -A-hosse opening into Wilson-street, having a spacious wine
vault underneath. The premises are held of the City of London,
or an unexpired term of 214 years from Midsummer next, ,at the
Eery trifling ground-rent Ott /. 4.. per annum.
On the same day will be Sold, the excellent HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, comprising a handsome drawing room suit, two
arge chimney itiwtsew, two per ditto, msewood sofa and card tables.
remarkably well-made mahogany pelestal sideboard and set of
dining tables of beautiful wood, and various other effects, which
will be mote particularly described in future adver isements.
The House may be viewed by tickets, to -be had of Mr. Squibb
Ed Son, Saville-row, of whom printed particulars may be had.

PICTURES FROM THE COUNTRY MANSION
of a Gentleman.
MR. PHILLIPS has the honour to announce, that on
FRIDAY, 17th inst., and following Day, at 1, he shall
SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New Bond.street,
without reserve, an Interesting and Select COLLECTION of
ITALIAN, DUTCH, and FLEMISH PICTURES, principally
of Cabinet size, among which will be found Specimens by
Carregio Stella Berchem Ostade
Breughel Poussin West Ruysdael
Wouvermans Solaria Rembrandt Wilkie, Re.
Wynaata Teniers Hassan

particularly a rich little Gem by Teniera, from the Prulin Cabinet,
with a few others of equally high. class, the property of a Gawk.
man, removed from his Mansion in the West of England.
May be viewed two dais prior to the sale, and catalogues bad, at
la. each, at Mr. Phillipea.

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THIRTEEN NOBLE BRILLIANT FRENCH GLASSES,
FURNITURE, FICTURMII, PRINTS, tte.
MR. PHILLIPS respectfully Notifies that he shall
BUHR IT by AUCTION, ou MONDAY, the 20th inst.
1895, on the Premises, No. 86, Jena t, at One o'Clock for
Two precisely, an ASSEMBLAO st'peslne HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, thirteen noble briniest Preneh plate pier and
chimney lal:gyet she following
o following Wass, IN by 60, 108 by 55, 100
by 61, 91 MI, NW wadies of las dimension w , hat
mahogany busimiss, wardiabos, sommaires, edam of
drawees, dieing, sod§ Rimy, 100, perobrsda, mod we* talks, a
drawing 'OM INNO•litriSdr tenti chair, an otharloalsamis lad
a
haegiess, maim asa Amber vagaislass, Deasalls
idadhe's away . osaadig•baaso 4.b, In
samm isiss, awl a vadety of dsosmsla and dadal Items.
May be AMA Vdilegaill Saturday siotaw the Sale, and
01111famo hid sa the Pmadata,, sod at Mr. Mip's, rs,New
asmiaisase.

WINES AT REDUCED
OENI
LONDON AND WESI
SPIRIT COMPANY, Is
tin's Church.
Prr Dosen.
Old Port. Vint. 1821 27s to 38a
Fine Crusted ditto 40s —48 a
Fine Pale Sherry 27s —38 s
East and West India
Madeira - 381 —48 s
Tenerife, Lisbon, and
Mountain . 30s 384
Cape Madeira and
Sherry -16 s 211
•• Si •x Dozen and upwards p
dos at cost price.
Letters, post-paid, inclosing re
free and Co. It, Strand," duly at

PRICES, WARRANTED
CINE.
TMINSTER WINE AND
Jo. 16, Strand, opposite St. Mar-
l Per Doses.
Sparkling Cbarn-
pagne -71 s to 861
Ditto, sneer quality —a —No
Claret, St.Julien, &c. 48a Ila
Do. Chateau Margot —a Mb
Sauterne,llloselle,&c. -a - Oft
Bandies, in French
Mottles . --.- ch
Spirits of all kinds.
lacked in Hogsheads, patio. BM.
vnittances, Weaned, " W. O.
ttended to.

BROOK GREEN.
COMPACT VILLA AND OFFICES, GARDEN, At.

SCURVY. SCROFULA. KING'S EVIL, dm
}IBERIAN'S ANTI-SCORBUTIC DROPS. Thew
droddid disorders, in their IBM Ismiessie crash sibedier
occasioned by acrimoniess matter misled is *. ions
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hiercure partineldly sada dill flames sr dib -
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if R. PHILLIPS resptilanny notify that on MON-
-111 DAY the %Mott
_Os% sbaß SUBMIT by AUCTION.
at his Great Rooass"linrisadatiosst. a CONTACT nut- CH EER
FUL RESIDE shoos at Marne Meese. mar the peat
Wasters road, alma miss b. Lsatba, sad seated in the
sows of its owa grenade mai madam. with plosiag view in font
old Eau at Haney awl Is earary asaaNdl.- TisTSis is is es-
idiot soak having boa sassatly isapastal at pss* awl
betkeersoZzre dookswessess. giossy mid
with GaisisAal imbal rivet
assiess
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etilsoppliall wilt maim haft '
gassusea war Bahr if asslayarialrables I
as a- low seas sad maisuala samalla, ant may •
ImensbasiM.
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SALES BY AUCTION. PARIJAMENTAR r I.VTIILLIGENCIE•
• SURREY. HOUSE OF LORDS, Mowhaw. Data
ELEGANT VILLA RNSIIPENCE, BETWEEN
RICHMOND and 'KINGSTON. Mr. Tanking', from the Treasury, presented accounts of the
WI NSTA NLEY and lONS beg leave respectfully to Yearly value ot imports from Canada. for the yeaslB23 and NU.
acquaint the Public that they arunelminstruanceemattel tosoffbiroffiect;
enienklr.• Bantdoledothene; enmemlonbeeintgorri"tht• Mvirsehe• ThOtneremea
TiWronikOnin.ibMmer.gl4iokui;
at the Auction- man_ the the Cotton-msnufszturers Regulation Bill, the quarantine taws
v ibouy
si7.made AUCTION,
p riTZt TATS
:onD .11racY
ifitlNfal/vFwArCT4
thOIeRIBF:r.Qr
lessening
t and • coirenaious Villa' Residence called CHESNUT Amendment 1301, and several private Bills.
of Bernier and' C°itsT:i:nriity-M,
Mph-wetly situate on the VITOOf the Themes, contiguous
immellent market ant. post town of Kingston, adjoining the Lend suFnELD preiroted petition from the Cory:m.ll4lnm
sad hiding thence to Richmond, containing ample mmotomodation the
flora family of the first .respeetinility, in the mom perfect ruder; time of Latour in the cotton manufactories.
including noble lofty dining and drawing mane; ease g tawlour. Lord KENYON presented • petition to thematic trat female
and maircale.. Cotom spinneni of Preston.—Laid 6n the table.
clualierav"'"ww"Agedri;raraii Esllarr, lath The Evict( DARNLEY presented a pethion from Mr. Jobe
=NM ISM and lodge lkitcterr. Burridge, praying foe an inquiry into the state of the Nary.—lmid
tiiralobrowbovegac: tnwrislihic= .govirrckastaleillhiallismpop;do „migingirkk orn“lti:DtEenaarbnilei:oof DO.aasigherNOUG,RofhtlhOeßeißtyporres(en7,o:l4ed
cone p:Litiinninngfrom the
that he
Islitramr. um, a had been misrepresented before the Irish Committee, and praying
be viewed by gar& ably. which, with descriptive imeticitionh for redress—Ladd es the table:
Winstanley Paternoster- tars TRIAL sr Amiss IMPROVEMENT DILL,- - hoe. The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, that as ti:c Rill foe
sthtahbeolue"fldmaudimelbe issmend'ientath secondai:4d Trial
be been
ni
time, jpdrouarvimilidre:idtotiwtriacerey, tuiwePl:niastinolaeltorllii.4lj4recti‘dmtohinairoliti:
the part of any of their Lordships to the principle of it. If it
were otherwise, the second reading should tf course be postponed.
Thißill was then road &second time, and ordered to be commit-
ted or Friday next.
QUARANTINE LAW'S.
The Quarantine Lows Ragulation Bill was read a first time.
The Eut or DA RNLEYSaid, that on Friday nest whew ths
second reacting of the Bill 'eras moved, he would state his objec.-
, lions to it.
CANADIAN CORN HILL.
The Earl of LA UDNR GA LE presented a petition from the
owners and occupiers of land in the County of Norfolk, against the
Canadian Corn Bill.—Lsid on the table.
The. Earl of LIVERPOOL moved the Order of the Day, for
resuming the debate on the motion, that the House resolve itself
into a Committee on the Canadian Corn Bill.
Lord KING said, he should certainly support the mason for the
House resolving itself into a Committee. He liked this Bill, be-
cause he considered it the forerunner of a better Bill, of ehich he
contemplated the introduction during the next year. He was
pleased to find that some good seed had been sown in the Treasury;
but he feared there still remained some rank Irish weeds, some
rank Scotch weeds, and perhaps P. few rank English weeds, that
might still smother it. lie toped that this measure would, not-
withstanding, continue to thrive, although there wan a class of
persons who so strenuously opposed it. In his opinion, however,
every thing ought not to give wry before those landed proprietors
who sought to obtain larger rents than they ought to have. He
had read in a work, the other day, that " Udl vu paved with good
intentions ;" it was thus also with the Treasury, and both were
somewhat tardy in carrying those good resolutions into effect. It
was now many years since the commencement of pecce, many years
since 17 millions of taxes were repealed, and many since the passing
of the Corn Bill. Ile wished that Bill repealed ; and if the attempt
to do so had been made two years ago, it would have been effected
much more easily than now. He would support this Bill, and
hoped to be able to support a much better Bill next year.
The House then resolved itself into a Committee.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE said he did not mean to oppose
the Bill, but the clause that referred only to the cum thr.t was
bonded envious to 1822, was not an equitable one, and proved 111
what a hurried manner the Bill had been got up. Those who had
put corn in bond in 1822 had done so equally on the faith of the
Government, and ought to be considered.
The Earl of al A LMESBURY said,that for one he would protest
against what had fallen from the Noble Baron (King) with respect
to the agrlcultnral interest. Ile would assure that Noble Baron
that his only desire was to protect the farmer, and if he were placed
on a par with the merchant and the manufacturer, lie should be
satisfied. To him (the Earl of klaimesbury) there did not appear
to be arm impropriety or impoliey in deferring the question of re.
moving the duties from Canadian corn, until it came under cohsi-
dheidon, together with the whole subject of the Corn Laws, during
the west fission. Ile should certainly oppose the clause to that
rises ash 11y when he recollected how easy it was to transport
sun te Chooda from all parts of America. No duty could be a
piasetip sgainst smuggling into this colony, unless it were pcssible
Is his. 1 preventive force extending to an immense extent. He
had no hostility towards Canada, nor any wish to keep up high
pekes in this country, but he thought the question could be more
✓adefectorily settled by deferring it to another year. Under these
circumstances he would more the omission of the clause that related
se altering the duty ce emits, the produce of our colonies is
A mein.
Lord KINO in explanation observed, that he did not in any way
mean to describe the Noble Earl (Ila)nesbuty) as wishing to keep
op the high prices of corn.
Lord !ALFORD said that, notwithstanding the sarcasm of the
Noble Baron (King), he was ready to declare -himself a friend to
the aphultural interests ; but he only wished tu protect these Tote.
teresri as far as was -consistent with the geneml welfare of the
State. lie was happy to find that as the manufacturing portion, or
the community increased in intellect, they found that their into.
rests were immediately connected with the interests of the agricul.
turista. Ile agreed with the Noble Earl (Malmethury) in tonal.
dering it totally immesh/kits prevent smuggling corn into Canada,
unless by protecting a while louderof 1,100 miles. If urged to
decide at this question, he sold mussy whether he should be con .
tent or not-content upon as dwelt but be /mould certainly SRI,
'een c be let
not.mmtent, without stadia iallemadon and inquiry. In con.
, elusion, he would support the miamohnent of the Noble Earl, ea
.t the the granted that informed's ma tho abject was still wanting.
the tapirs- Thwilosi EWER mid ihst in consequence of the in.
wiirbe-mme nexlapwidispest Eader wnil,
uiechh
oben
the
in Noble Lords
Hs
ouwoseuld
rw
nit) for arty person or eeetgriir payer, anew the of his Noble Friend (the
'hailing concern in ha mut shosibEry
) to be pot is the sots without rising to op.
Nee h . VA fret to the lasedee relative to Canadian corn,
applying to the Surveyor far ng It se be see et /ha mat kaparteat to the ic.!erestisot
at, of whoto Printed Particulars, illiortitst bad sat Ism atarget
..eks preceding the Sale. s'artia
at the Offices of the Secretaries of 0' to fur Min is lay a lb* "id k
the apeeipedieocr of making au ahmulea
.üblin, and Edinburgh ; of Maim- of ebb Cara loaws ; but certainly are Ito-
ternoster-row, London ; and or fisted without the cestemplatio• of
the following Ports, vie t
protection of the apiculture] Warm&
.e, Plymouth, Belfast, eirrkaltarieta, that If they dad*
Newry, Gatos", - "rem all
.tt• =l:l6k
By ord,-- beim en
deed, bps tetylgoie agriculturists,
as eaerepay with respect to t'
Itaimealed m at ear Colonies.
ailed amid only be looking
ads vat sb i system w(sh regard to t
Amstlia weal* There was no danger
ANS Nal Oh quarter. The broad Ads
their sy. mid if there were any danger
feared haw tie competition of European
Are of America. America generally,
gliie,a liberal system would be the -
Lords should look to the evil
site the good that was to be hoped. 1..
Arcm tbat had been annually imported
pima pit was MOO quarters, and the Is
evertam imported was 47,000 quarters.
asps hsfore this aiuntry could receive r-
ten 'fawn. Noble Lords should also L
that most at alt firm, lie in the way of as .4 importation. _
stated es the best authority be was able to obtain, that the freight
from Canada per guava. was 12s. act., and the duty now proposed
was Os. per quarter. But this 13t 6d. did not' he now undetsteod,
include insurance, and to this sum was also to be added the charges
for warehousing and some others. There was another and a very
material inooovenience for more than six months in the year
intercourse was shut out ; he would therefore advise the apical.
tending to agree to this Bill, even on the ground of their most tier
row policy. This was, however, but one side of the question, anti
how was the other ? Had any Noble Lord considered of how vital
importance was Canada to this country ? Had any Noble Lots
considered that of the whole mercantile navigation of this empire
one foutth was with Canada? The total amount of our whole trues
candle aseigaties was 6,70A1 taut, and *Smith Canada son:e-
litist terms 1,1111111,106. thee eat aide with Canada be.
teem eae.temelt and eemehh d erbeie eametuntie trade of this
forealarf. It ebeeld be die OM this haft 'pigmented
AM Davy to a ctclet, mei was ihelatisaf -ear best
ememe, ter the mete wed sad there-
Wombed le lbws body ware the
hat et the eetaatty. • Utue don se mum that
I ill am *dread moh_ hub m a mpamdee of
ereemy ham Wes, sad doe leable Lards ereekles what the con.
emit be. The liebleis ahem* mire at least be -
Man Nei se Imakfacit the security,
est Zrile,llll2lllMl PROMOSIN of this assatry, he knew
M .stew et le math vales, se that pmeeked se many bene.
vistas, se the measure thehr•Lmdelaire at thusew MO:rent
assmaisid• He over wished that.Cheada *NM lie eseeklred as
is • SION of &Maw • he thrilled God that it was not is a state of
illemme. It bat &Area. and was in • state of daily imsrassiog
*set perity wished to Canada • - its prata---
wee ewers t
Mile rem .
mete immu
Mile Member,ne
Illeimmbary)
the gomods
Met et the
valeefthesane
mited he P

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I ily gaud hulhe.- Bill le Us., owl 1114., barkr,
Ow Mg .111111 =PC =2.1 ilirher• ; &meg awl C... Mew
et UMW i Mph 4 alkil by the paled* Maim emisee
My is semi es theseibeel ihe Mild
Of esse b.zaligramOsrlS'S BRUNSWICK 001 IN
pay he ha et 7S,he entlicaltsg Cori, Beaks%
AIL at ]sip IA sof b. tf•

glit atm Parliament. It 1.:4
s veld as to the expediency or
hoodoo is doe BMW spacial
mp alesnwiew was me cOMEM -
et Neu qualifying law for the
▪ lie would ry, however,
Ind to adhere to the present
phis *Pm udditional mute.
marra mould be consi-
Is, as ulook as expedient, and
theca sostotzia that stood
The agriculturists who ad.°,
liking to their own intereida bg
..thCanada, and perhaps to
er to be apprehended by
ad dark would be always
r danger, that danger was to be
ropean markets, and not from
orally, and to Canada in parti.
t wisest that could be adopted.
I that was to be feared, as well
. The whole average quantity
ported from Canada for many
I the largest quantity that load
seers. Years would therefore
ire from Canada Ige.ooo guar-
iso bear in mind the'ditticuidas
of such importation. He lied

as Ma WIWI% lIIIM w— ,0 a ils.awc ........• --- --
Is but bai wiled as Mae Canada feel that cut prosperity
mg to ism mosuicto with Great Britain, and he wished to
OS ald slatterzutinever to throw oft' such a link. A
never been brought before the
siposbot
Itoollees so lest Ham The Noble Lord (the Earl of
Imp) hod objected to the Bill now under consideration ou
Inds due liss tiro ussainares—that of thc bonded coin, 'add
se Csialio isess—erldsh, though in some respects they
=mom, itt.MIM IrSze distinctly different, were
DI . • MOM reload near him (Earl Bathurst)
elmaseNk
i a how essiontert for this cirearneteme
Iplabeg shot SIM m a femme MU, is Mists
guiedas store AM as this HUI 1110
hirl So se,., Ile Ismer itiLemikhrtitaiti
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, mio b***ll,!**/* OM. Mparailir is disis4o4 .