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London, England, 1801-05-23 00:00:00

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ROSE INN, CAWIRIDGE.
TON HORNE, Keeper of the Rofe Inn Coffee-
."' heafe, Carob:id" begs lesve to return his molten thanks
to the Nobleman and Gentlemen of the Gelverfity, and his
other Friends, fer their rapport and influence for fifteen years,
and to affure them, that they tray depend on his future titer
tioes to dcferve their &roars. And be further takes the liberty
of informing the public, that he has taken the ROSE INN,
where Gentlemen may be accommodated with good Reds, able
II orfc s, and good Chalks; and that it wM be the duty, as well
as the pride of his life, to procure them every comfort at as ream
fonable a rate as the times will admit of.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
TO DI SOLD BY ►RIVATE CONTRACT.

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AFREEHOLD ESTATE, confißing of a
Manor or reputed Manor Farm, htuatc nearly central
between the Towns of Gloucefter, Cheltenham, and Circa-
ceftcr ; comprifnig a hianfion Houk, not long ago the refidenee
of a Gentleman ; and an excellent Farm-Houle and Out-build-
ings in complete repair, and upwards 01460 Acres of Arable
Meadow, and Palmy Land; the whole lying comptuft, and
let on leafe (of Which there are only a few years unexpired) to
a good tenant, and producing near Sod. per annum. There is
a ftreant of water running through the Eftate, which is well
wooded, and the Lands moßly lye to a booth afpcd, and arc
capable of great improvement.
For further particulars inquire at the Office of Palmer and
Tomlinfons, Solicitors, Warnford-court. hrogmorton-ftreet.

STOVES, RANGES, &c.
By his MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
STRATTON's Improved Stoves and Fire Places, at their Ma'
nufadory scar the Magdalen, Blackfriar's-road.
THE principle of this invention is to prevent
the heat going up the chimney, the daft flying into the
room, the c►imney from fmoking, and to reduce the confump-
tion of fuel; they are alto particularly adapted to Gentle-
men's balls, Stair Cafes, Churches, and every Iltuation where
much heat is required. A large alfortment of the molt improv.
ed kitchen ranges, with boilers and ovens, Ste. the belt adapted
to bake bread, meat, pies, ace. by the ufe of which a very large
proportion of the ufual quantity of fuel will ba laved, together
with his Patent Antifuclilt and Steam Kitchen in daily ufe.
Kitchen furniture in copper, iron, and block tin, and Rumford
roalters, and Roves of every defeription, may be had alto in a
variety of elegant patterns, at Seddon 's Upholftery Ware-room,
Dover-ftreet, Piccadilly; and at Smith's Japan Warehoufe
No. 95, Chatiottattreet, Itathbooe-place.

PARLIAMENTARr PROCZEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, MAY ss.
MRS. ADDISON'S DIVORCE BILL.

After difpofing of fcme routine Wind's, the Or-
der of the Day was read refpeeting Mrs. Addifon's
Divorce Bill, and accordingly the Houfe refolved
itfelf into a Committee thereon, Lord WALstno-
NATI in the Chair.

The LORD CH Atit ELLOR in purfuance of his PM-
politions on a former evening, brought forward
his Amendment refpelling the difpotition of the
Children of Mr. and Mrs. Addifon, whom we un-
derftood to be one male and one female, both now
under age. The Noble and Learned Lord pointed
out the ltrong propriety of fecuring to there chil-
dren, as far as the cafe would poffibly admit, the
benefit of a virtuous and proper education, and not
leave them, as othcrwife, by the operations of the
Bill, they might be, folely under the care of a
Father, who had conducted himfelf in fuck a way
as Mr. Addifon had notorioufly done. We under-
flood from the Noble and Learned Lord, that the
fon being intended for a profeflion, and partly en-
gaged in one, it would not be advifable, or in
fome degree, practicable, to take him entirely from
the protection of his father: the daughter, it was
intended fhould be wholly under the care and pro.
te4tion of her virtuous mother ; and both children
were, during their minority, to be confidered as
Wards of Chancery, to which Court both Mr. and
Mrs. Addifon would he refpeCtively anfwerable for
their conduct to the child under the care of each.
Having dwelt with much feeling and ability on
thele points, and fome fecondary confederations
connected with the cafe, he propofed Amendments
to the different Claufes, grounded thereon, which,
after fome converfation between the Dues of
Ccsaancs,the Etat. of Rosssiw, end the Learned
Lords were agreed to by the Committee, after
which the Houfe refound.