Star.
London, England, 1812-06-20 00:00:00

MONEY MATTERS.

GENTLEMEN of Fortune, Merchants, Sze. being
in want of a temporary Suns of Money on Bills of-Ex-
change or Notes of Hand, may he accommodated on reasonable
terms, or Manufacturers may likewise he accommodated wish
Money to any amount on Goods, the Advertiser having an op-
portunity of selling any quantity of goods of all drcriptions,
either by Private Contract, or Public Sale.—Letters addressed
(post paid) to Mr. K. Webh, No. 133, Jermyti-street
Every punctuality the nature of the business requires, may be
depended upon.

KhN NEAR DA kt TFORD
To be LET. Ready Furnished, with immediate possession,
AN excellent FAMILY MANSION in complete
repair, being a most desirable Residence for a genteel
Famly, and containing an Entrance-hall, Study, Breakfast Par-
lour, Drawing-roam and Dining-room of handsome dimensions,
commanding rich and beautiful views, with five best Bed-rooms,
and convi trent Dressing-rooms, and Attics, good Kitehtns,
linusekeeper's Room, and Butler's Pantry, Larder, and Out-
offices of every deicription, Coach, house, Stalling, Yatd, &e.
with convenient Lodges, an excellent Garden well cropped
either with or without 35 Acres of very gnus, Pasture and Arable
Land. Situate 15 miles from London, and one front Dardsrd,
in a most respectable and genteel tic Ip,hbourhood.
To be viewed, and for turtlivr pdrrieulars,apply is Mr. North.
era,. Law Stationer, Chancel y lane, Loudon; or M Mrs.
Claridge and Austen, Solicitors, Stvenookse

'l'o IRONMONGERS, Pic.
T_TOLNIES'S PtVI'ENT DOMESTIC OVENS,
.I_l without Flu-s, which unite, in the highest degree, conve-
nience, utility, and economy. It is a tact well known, that all
Ovens hitherto contrived for the tise of families, which are at-
tached to kitchen-ranges, owing to the flues, occa,ion a cor.sider-
able loss of furl as well as diminution of heat ; to obviate this great
disadvantage, has been the study of the Inventor of the Patent
Domestic Ovens, which are without flues, and which, instaad
of eliminishing,increase the heat, without the leas: additional feel.
S. 11. takes this me thod of intorming the Trade in general, that
they may be supplied with them of three different sizes, with or
without Ranges ; as they heat without a flue, consequently there
is no danger of fire happening from them, which is so frequently
the case with those that have flues. •
Reference to Families of the first respectability will be given,
where the Ovens may be sem in use, and also at his Manufac-
tory, Castle-court, Strand, near Bedford street; and at Mr. Han-
son's, ironmonger, Brhton-street, Bond-street; Mr. Peacbey,
Ironmonger, gwailow-street, Oxford-road Hargrave, Iron-
monger, Greenwich; Mr. Phillips, Ironmonger, Knightsbridge;
Messrs. Schooling and Lawrence, Ironmongers, Garden-street;
Whitechapel; Mr. Brown, Ironmonger, Leatherhead, Surrey.
N. B. 'flag 'Society for the Encouragement of Arts has done
Mr. Holmes the bower of voting him a handsome Premium for
skits Invention.
allowaties mole to the Trade y 02 I

PARLIAMENT/Mr PROCEEM.VGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 19.

Lord ERSKINE made a few observations in a low tone of
voice on the subject of the Banbury Peerage ; on which question
he moved, that the House should go into a Committee 011 Thur-
sday next, which was agreed to.
After some priv ate business, the Duke tif ATHOL rose, and
enquired whether certain printed Papers contained a correct
account of what had occurred, respecting the steps taken recently
to form an Administration ; and whether they accurately stated
the point on wh i rh those negociations broke off?
The Earl of MOIRA said, that the papers which were alluded
to contained a fair account of the proceedings and corret-pondence
which had taken place on the sot ject mentioned. The Noble
Earl was observing that he gave every creeit to the Noble Lords
whoshad taken a part in that correspondence, when
Lord ELLENBOROUGH moved the standing order against
the admission of strangers, who were accordingly ordered to
withdraw. The Noble and Learned Lord was proceeding to
make some observations, when the Earl of RADNOR observed,
that the order bad not yet been executed. Strangers were then
excluded, both from behind the Bar and the Woolsack, and were
not readmitted until after the conversation which ensued had
terminated.

During the absence of strangers, the Earl of Lives root. mov-
ed the question of adjournment; upon which the Earl of Motu*
spoke fur some time on the recent correspondence, and was fol-
lowed by Earl GREY and Lord 17 a. The Earl of Mott♦
then spoke in explanation. Ear: SPENCER addressed their Lord-
ships for arbor: time; and the cowrersatlon concluded with
various observations on the subject by Lord GREUVILLZ. The
House then adjourned.