The Sun.
London, England, 1820-08-17 00:00:00

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 Jackson,
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 the 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.homes ;
morlon-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.
453. That the Archbishops' Dukes, Marquisses, and Rids,
including the representative Lords of Scotland and Ireland
of the same rank, shall rice orders on the lit day, and that
the 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.