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THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. LXXVIII.
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SACRED LITERATURE; comprising a Review
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and an Application of the Principles so reviewed to the. Illustrations
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Lord Bishop of Limerick. •
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GROVE HOUSE. NEAR FLNCHLEY,
With Immediate Possession.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,•
By Jr. WILLIAMS, •
At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane,
To-stoanow, the 20th February, 1824, at Twelve &Clock, ,
Unless an acceptable offer is made in the meathime by Private
Contract,
AN Elegant and. Commodious Detached VILLA
RESIDENCE, called GROVE HOUSE,
The late Residence•of R. BA Q.NS, Esq. deceased,
Desirably situate on the Great NOrth Road, seven miles from Lon-
don, about three quarters of a mile from Finchley, :Ad two mites
frnst Highgate ; with Lawn, Sitrublacry..Orchard, large produc-
tive Gardens, Green-house, Ste. Coach-house, an excellent Four-
stall Stable, Cow and Poultry Howes, and all requisite attached
and detached OBIces; forming a very unique and desirable Resi-
dence, embracing every cnnvenience and accommodation. The
yrbOe standing upon about WO A C 13,E$.
The Orchard and Gardens arc extremely:productive, and are pro.
4f3seiy stocked with the Choicest Fruit-trees; in full bearing, and the
( !Sees and Outbuildings are -very tnmplete. Stage•coaclres are
codstantly.pastlityg isle repissakig thrdegisout the day. The situation
is particularly healthy, amitthe neighbourhood highly respectable.
Also, a PIECE of 111' ROU ti 0, lyin between the Lower Gar-
den and the High-roaccl, well adapted for Building upor.
T 9 be viewed till the Sale, by Cards only, which, with printed
Funiculars, maybe had of Mr. Lindsey. Soft- tar, tit. Thomas's.
street, Southwark, sod of Mr. William* Throgntatton-btreet.—
Amiga its alien a 4 principal Loeb on the Road.'

DISON and Co. tespectfully apprise their Patrons'
and LeoSotto pneral, that they Isav,t manufactured for the
approaching Season a superb and novel collection of Lace Dresses,
Scarfs, Veils, Ica. and will lota nee to pmince on every Monday
an entire New Article of Female Drew, which System received so
.dtitinguldied a patronage from the. Beau Monde the preceding year.
Devoting their attention to the sole Article of Lace (both British
and &nolo, of which they are real Manufacturers), they presume
to offer a more conviOng goof of-their auperiotiry In Choice and
Prices than by say -41butate sactficat4on, too often inserted to
inklead.-4.5; Ilegenustrert, facing the, Acfyi apoirs•

MADAME. OIRALTICYS WEANING,LINIAENI
for reducing dot' Milk when Chils)ren are rake; from the
breast, for Milk Abscesses, and all kiwi of Tnilammattons, Bruises,
and funiours to which Ike Breast is 'object. This is practice top.
well knows to Mothers anit, Nurses to need apy comment. It Is
also well known that it frequently proves very tedious- and ir:sublo.
some to reduce its naturist secretions ; a variety of applications have
been resorted to fur that purpose; most isf these Compositions are
in their operation very sldw, and frequently very unpleasant. Ma-
dame Cleat:it's Ltstsseer will be found to be a speedy, safe, arid ef-
fectual application for the above purposes. Let the breasts contain
what qtiantity of milkit may, in the space of three or four days it
will entirely disappear, sad the breast become soft and supple.
Sold, by the Proprietor's appointment, at Mr. Row* isna s Medi-
cine Warehouse, 67, on the footway, St. Paul's Church-yard, Lon.
don, in pots, price 2s. 64. •

PARLIAMENFARY P.ROCEEDYNGS.
HOUSE OF LORDS, FEBRU.ART ;4.
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Counsel were called in soon after tent o'clock, and at 2early 4 quar-
ter to four the pleadings in the ckteeusitierry Appeal' kad halshed.
The LORD CH eNCELLOR aald thit 'be felicitated the
Learued Counsel ms both side, in being at liberty to dispense with
their attendant In din laboeloussand Catlin. With re-
gard to the decision tg which he in t feed it ltis duty to move.
their Lordships to quie deanitively to, be
.eopid only say that no
more delay should occur in submitting his Judgment to the House
than was necessary fgr the consideration of the case. Due notice
would, however, be even to the agents as to when their Lordships
should be ready to decide, in whatever way.
Mr. ADRIAN, from the 'Treasury, presented at their Lordships'
bar several Accounts and Papers, winch, he added, were prepared
in obedience to Acts of Parliament. •
It became so unusuaily dark at about a quarter to five o'clock
that candle* Were uhhg d to to placed on the table of tlaz
fur the accommodation of the atlcbdant Clerks.
Mr. BIWOMIN and other} brought tip die orst Sessional pill, en-
titled 4 A gut to enable a Coisieyalace to be made of pan of 's
House ,in Lombard-street misted in the Pestmaster-General,"
which, upon the Noon of the Vial of Sit4rsimowl,T, was Ottr'
wards read a first time.
Lord Enaams and Lord Yamionisucif took the usual oaths and
their respective seats.—AtijOurned at half-past Ave till to-morrow.
• lIQUSE Of. COMMONS.
The SnAara OA the Chair at four o'clock.
Sir W. LEMON.presented a Petition fican the Mayor, Alder-
men, and Inhabitant,, of the Town of Falmouth, praying ior the
Repeal of the Duties oh Goal carried coasterise.
Sir W. GUISE presented a sitniiar petition from the Inhabit-
ants of the Foten of Dean.
Sir ILIAB ILIALVEY presented two similar petitions from
Detiltam and Barking, in lime.
Mr. THEMA YNE presented similar Petition from the In-
habitants of the Hundred of Stratum, in ppruwo.
Mr. 13Y NO presented a similar Petition *from the Vestry and
Inhabitants of the Parish of St. Pancras.
Sir AL W. RIDLEY presented a similar Petitidh from the Inha-
bitants of the Hundred of East Harding, in Norfolk.
Mr. WA RR E presented a similar Petition from the Inhabitants
of Taunton.
Sir 301 IN SE3iIRIG HT presented two Petitions, with a simi-
lar prayer, from Bishcip's Stortfurd and •Clieshunt, io the County
of Hertford.

Mr. WODEIIQUSE presented a Amil3r Petition from Stock-
top. in Norfo Petitions were severally laid on the table.
Mr. CHAPLIN presented a Petition from the Licensed Vic-
tuallers of the Town of fileaford, in County of Lincoln, praying
for the Repeal of the Tax on Excise Licenios.
Mr. CARTER presented a 'hillier Petition from the LicenSed
Victuallers of the Towns of Portsmouth and Portsea.
A similar Petition was presented from the Licensed-Victuallers
of the.Tovrn of Basingstoke.—Ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. .M ARTIN, of Galway, gave notice, that be would, on
Monday next, move for a Committee to inquire into the erect of
Bear-baiting, and other similer practices, upon the morals of the
lower orders of the people.
Sir JOHN SE)3RIGRT presented a Petition from the Wit,
bitants of the Town of Hitchin, in the County of Hertford, praying.
the House to take into its consideration the present state of the poor
Negro Population in the West Indies.
Sir E. HARVEY presented a similar Petition from the inhabit-
ants of the Town of Dedham, in Eseei. Ordered to lie on the table.
Dr. LUSHINOTON said, that in rising to make the motion of
which he had given notice, for leave to bring in a Bill to consoli-
date the laws regarding the abolition of the Slave Trade, he did
not apprehend that it could be deeessary for him to enter into any'
explanation of the principle of the Bill which he proposed to bring
forward, inasmuch as it was precisely the same which he had-sub-
mitted,to the consideration of the House last year, and which was
then printed and circtilated- He ssould, tberefore, content him-
self with moving that the Manse 4q now reactive itself into a Com-
mittee of the whole fiduse,to consider the state of the existing lam,
regarding the abolition of the Slave Trade.
The MOtiCel having hien agreed to. the House went into a Com--
, **dee, when seeeral Resolittions were agreed to, recommending
that a *4 shotibii be brought in for the purpose of ,consolidating
all the existing laws relating to 06 subject. •
The Rouse then resumed, and the Resolutions of the Commlttel
were ordered to be reported to-morrow.
, SMALL DiLSTS.
Sir W. GUISE presented a Petition from the inhabitants of
Cheltenham, praying that a more mil mode might be provided foe
the recpvery of Small Debts.
Sir JO4 N SEBRIGHT presented a similar Petition from
the inhabitants of Bishop'! Stertfutlii.—Ordered to lie on the table.
Lord ALTHORP said, in rising to make the motion,
of which he had given notice, for leave to bring in a Bill.
'providing for the more easy recovery of Small Debts, he
felt that it would not be necessary for him to detain the
House any length of time, in exislanation of the object
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