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London, England, 1813-03-12 00:00:00

ADELPHI- 1 Elk RACE.

Excellent and Spacious FAMILY RESIDENCE, roomy Offices
of all descriptions, lal-ge detached Kitchen, &c.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on 'Tuesday, the 30th Inst. at Twelve:
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ES FATE,
A
held for a Long Term, at a low Ground Rent, comprising
a Substantial Well-bct.lt FAMII.Y MANSION, si•iinte on the
Adelphl-Tecrace, corner of Robert-street, the residence and pru
perty of Slr Edward li)de Fast. The principal ap4rements cam.
mend extensive snd beautiful Vntws of the River and Country,
containing on th ;proton! Floor an entrance paved Hal, capital
Dining-parlour, a Library and Anti-roust; un the F.rst floor a
amble, elegant kitty Drawing room, handsomely &gaud, an Ltd.
room to a second Drawinprrxim ; suitable Bed-chanibers on the
iecond Storey ; excellent Attics and Laundry over; Roomy
stone Staircase to the Second Storey, Water-closet, &c.; the
Officer comprise Hoti•ekteper'i Room, Botkr's Roint, Servants'
Lar,re-room, Wine and Beet Cvli.tr,, a carital
detached spacious Kitckru ; frontiug the River, roomy Yanks
far Coals, &c.
May be viewed by Tickets from twelve to frir o'clock; par.
&okra tray be had on the Premises ; at ua.ravray' ; and of
Mr. robins, Warwick-street, Geklea-square, where Tickets for
viewing may be had.

HOUSES, Great CusuberlAnd-arest, Ux ord-stri et, Bryanstoos.
street, and Adam-bunt, MMat ; eltgibly for invest*: Money.
Dy Mr. ROBINS,
At Guraway'A, on Tuesday the Mt beast, at Twelve. in
Three Lotst

AN eli*ilale and -improvable LEASEHOLD ES-
TNI E, worthy the attention of Persons ste.sh.tig to invest
Money, producing an improved Rent of nearly Afton per arm.
Lot 4. A substantial brick-built Dwelling-house, commodiously
planed, situate No. S, Great Cumberland-street, Oxford street,
with a coach-house and two stall stable, o lease to Mia. John-
son, but in possession of Mr. Rock.
Lot V. A brick-built Dwellit.o-house, No. 19, on the North-
side of Bryan one-street, three stories high, two rooms-on a
floor, with a shop and parlour, kitchen, &c. in the basement, and
mull yard at the beck, in the occupatiou of Mr. Bohm, green-
grocer.
Lot-3. A brick-built Dwelling-douse, situate No. 34, Adam.
trect West, Pt/ran:in ..quare, two stories high, two rooms uo a
floor, two parlours and lobby on the ground floor, kitchens in
the basement, area at the back, with a wash-house, commodious
work-sho2 anl three dwellina-mums over, and lead fiat, in the
occupation of Mr. 1-laivthorn.
To be viewed by leave of the tenants. Particulars on the Pro-
mis• s; of Messrs. Jennings and Collier, Solicitors, Carey-street;
at Conaway's; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick-strett, Golden.
rquare.

LERKELEY—SQUARE.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, i►t complete order, and fit for the
- tame di tte reception of a small genteel f.unily.
By Mr. ROBINs

At Garraws, en Tuesday, the 30t1; instant' at Twelve,
ay'ikVERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE ;
comprising a very desirable compact RESIDENCE, re-
cently repaired and beautified at a very eon.iderabk expence,
aid it for the immediate reception of a small genteel
most pleasantly situated in Charier-s•reet, commanding iu front
a hail view of Berkeley-square, and overlooking at the bank
Lansdowne Gardens; contaiuin;, on the upper floor, two good
sleeping-rooms and a Closet ; on the .cond floor, two excellent
lied-chambers and a Water-Closet; on the first floor, two elegant
Drawing-rooms, handsomely fitted up, overlooking the square,
and commanding a view of Lansdowne Gardens ; on the ground
floor, a spacious Entrance-hall, with Fire-place, roomy Closet,
aLd an exee/lent bowed Dining Parlour; in the basement, con-
venitnt Offices, open Yard at the back, and a Building at the
esre:any, with Men's Rooms over, Ste.; Area in front, with
Larder, Vault for Coals, ate. The House is well supplied with
Water.

To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars an the Premises; at
G art away's ; and of Mr. Rubins,War wick-street, Golden-ignore,
of whom 'rickets for viewing may be bad.

hUBsTANTIAL FAMILY RESIDENCE,
lierner's-street, Oxford.road,
With CoAcn. noose and STANLE.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Tuesday, the 30th Instant, at Twelve,
AVERY desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE :
comprising a substantial, well-bu It Brick Dwelling-house,
situate No. 19, Ikrner's-street, Oxford-road, conveniently plan.
ned, and fit fur the accommodation of a Gentleniatea Eami;y ;
containing, on the upper floor, four good rooms; second floor,
three bed- chamben and two dressing-rooms, neatly papered, and
a water-closet; first floor, an elegant runtdrawitig-rJum, hand-
somely papered and Gnu' up, back drawing-room, cerrespon.
dently finished, a neat ar.ti-room communicating with both;
ground Door, a handsome dining-room, with octagon bow, walls
stuccoed, library, anti-moos, entrance-hall, and stone staircase;
bwtment, housekeeper's room Stith closets, Latter's pantry, ser-
vants' hall, kitchen;scullery, two areas, larder, wine-oeilars, wa-
ter-closet, area in front, with yanks for coals, beer, Ste.; area at
the back, with large dry cellar; a double coach-bonse four-.tali
stable, with loft and man's room over.-1 obe viewed by tickets.
I'articulars ma; be had on the premises; at Garraway's; and
ofir. Robins, W arwick- strtail Gol4lea-square, of wisest tdos
far ricwin aiay be bad.

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HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 11.
In the Appeal " The Governor and Company of the Belk of
,coGatid v. Watson,' the Attorney-General was heard for the
fte:tpolidtnt. Further hearing on Monday. . 1
'1 he Oaths were administered to the Marquis of Downshlre
the Earls of Aboyne, Doaoughmore, Fertescue, Mamma, Lord
Viscount Curzon, and Lord Cawdor.
On the motion of the Archbishop .of CANTIRBUIT the
Thanks of the House were voted to the. Bishop of Oxford fur
! his tertnon yesterday, in Westminster Abbey, and be was desir-
ed to print and publish the same.
'lle Miners Bill, the Excise Salt Bill, and the Crown Debtors
Bill, were read a third time and passed. ..
i he Earl of MOUNT EDGCUMBE presented a Petition
from the Lords and Adventurers engaged 4n the Tin Mines in
Cornwall, relative to the Charter of the East India Company,
t, which
io
was
d iNGDordereditoobi se
lie on the table.
able
.
Lord
Petition from the Mayor
11. and Commonalty of Plymouth, against the East India monopoly,
praying the opening of the trade, and that it might be extended
',... , to Plymouth. His Lordship stated, that without pledging
himself upen the question, his wish, as at present advised, was
that the prayer of the Petition
should be granted, and that
Plymouth, from the magnitude and importance of its public
t! works;was fully prepared for an extension of the Trade to that
hart.

PARLIAMEIvTARr PROCBE,DINGS.

The Petition was ordered to He on the Table, as was ,also a "
Petition to the same effect presented by his Lordship froin the
Merchants, .I'raders, and Inhabitants of Plymuuth.
I I.ord Viscount MELVILLE again presented the Petition
i against the Catholic Claims, from the Preshygery, of Edin-
burgh, signed in their behalf by the Moderator, which, after
a few words front the Lord. Chancellor and Earl Grey,= is to
the point of form, it was agreed to receive as.the Petition of the
Presbytery.
Earl CONYNGHAM preiented a Petition from theCatifolice
of the County of Donegal!, praying to be relieved from
ties.—Ordered to lie on the table.
Lord HOLLAND presented a Petition in favour of the.Cse
• t:olic Claims from the Protestants of St. Mary, Shrewsbury.
Lord KLNYON observed, that lie had presented a Peritllin-
.; to a contrary effect a few days since, from the same peculiar,
which 'lie understood to be signed by all the respectable Mita-
bitams.
ni
•, Lord HOLLAND said, he had not much local knowledge of
, Sin ew.intry, but be could undertake to say, that the present Pe-
ti:ion was signed.by sevFnal respectable in'tabitants.
Lord KEN ON said, he did not meeit to state (as he bid
done by mist ..ke) that the former Petition was signed by all the
resp.-e cable inhahitams, hut by the principal pan of them.
ee.eion wat ordered to be on the table.
.• 'l Ord KeNYON lose to refer to whale bad said on a (twiner
11 night relative to ae Positing in fattier of the Catholic Clams
i; 'groin Flintshire, in consequence of having received it letter from.
Eart Grosvenor, expressing.a, hope that he (Lord Kenyon) 'Tad
nor 'barged him (Earl Grosvenor) with countenancing or Whi-
p riming the conduct of Ins Agents in the practices stated, relative
go obtawing signatures to that Petition. He thought it his duty
'to sta.e, that he did net intend to charge that Noble Earl with
any parrizipation in the conduct of his Agents, and he was as-
sured by the Noble Earl in his letter, that it he discovered such
practice:. to have been resorted.to by his Agents he shouid mark
their ronduct by his severe displeasure.
The Earl of HARROW/3Y moved the second reading of the
ii Curates Bill.
he Lishop of LONDON observed, that this 818 went ma-
teri.diy .0 alter the constitutioa and admiuntratiun of the Church,
:end therefore he hoped the kfouie would not pass it, without
siring All opportuultty for the tullest discuasion.
The hid of HARROWBY was anxious that ample oppor-
palmy socarid be given fora full discossiou of the Bill. He pro-
.ppeed that it should go to the Committee, proforma to have the
blanks filled up, and then that the discussiou should eke place
upon the re.cenimirmeot.
HOIA AND had no objection to the proposed arrange-
meet. it being liuder.tood that the erincipla Of ti. Bill, as well
as the detail., should be open to discus...on upon the commit-
' anent, and that sulhcitut time should be given fur the atternianie
*the Right Reverend and Learned Prelates.
Bill was read a. Second tune, and ordered to be commit
Wl—MT:reed tijl us-morrow (this day).