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-WEI)NESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1824. • - [PRvez SRVFN-PE*l•:.

CAPITAL F.STATES,
MANORS, MANSION, extensive PARK, and WOODS,
(Lying within a Ring-fence),
With superior FARM-HOUSES and OUTIMILDINGS,
Including the whole of the Wages of CULFORD, WEST-
STOW, TIMWORTH. INGHAM, and WORD WELL,
With TWO ADVOWSONS.
About four miles from St. Edmund's' in the County of Suf-
folk, and seventy-five from London,
CULFORD-HALL;
The Seat of the Most Honourable Omar.= Marquis Coaxwatms,
deceased,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

SOMERSET HOUSE GAZETTE, andIATEICARY
MUSEUM, of Lae SATURDAY, is NOW REPRINTED,
and may be had of W. Wettorii. No. 21, Fleet-street and of all
Booluelkra.

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PARLIAIifEI4IT4RV PROCE.EDINtia. •
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DOUSE OP LORDS. FEBRUARY 24. •
Thismorning the Loan Duerr (Baron Osr:ohe) sat foe&
hearing of Appeals, assisted by the Bishop of L mime, the Earl
of VIMULAM, and Lord Catenoars, when the appeal of" Yobog v.
Muir," from the Court of Seesirm, was berm! out. -
Counsel were called innpeln the appeal °` M. Christian Mat..
knight Crawfurd, of CArtsburn, and Thomas Macltnight,'F.sq. of
Ratho, her husband, v. James Boucher, James ftodger, VlYilNznt
Offer, and Mrs. Agnes Barclay, all of. Crawford's-dyke t'the • fur-
ther hearing of which appeal, also from the Court of Sessidn, was, -
at a quartLr past frier, postponed to Thursday.
Mr. Itlstrav, from the Trinity House, presented at their Lotd-
ships' bar an Account of the Receipts and Appropriation of the
Surplus Rates on Pilotage for the year 1823. • .
Upon the motion of the Earl of Smarresatray, it was ordered
that the Appellate Committee Report should be reprinted.
The Bishop of EXETER rose. He observed that he held in
his hand a Bill to amend the Act passed last Session for dui So.
lemnisation of Marriages. The object of the present was
merely to provide that in future all marritiges might. be aoleasebed
in those places of worship where the publication of banns had taken
place.— The above Bill was thereupon . read' a first time, and the •
House adjourned till to-morrow at ten.
• HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr. E.111.1•X, from the Treasury, presented an Account of the
Hop Duties:
Mr. 1-tourroor, from the Stamp Office, presented an Account of
the Balances in the hands of the Distrit/n*4 of Stamps.
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• This day was published, price Is.
SUBSTANCE of a SPEECH delivered at a Pabiic
Meeting of the Inhabitants of Norwich, on the Subject of
BRITISH COLONIAL SLAVERY.
By JOSEPH JOHN GURNEY.
Norwich : Printed by Burke and Kinncbrook.; and publishedby
John and Arthur Arch, Cornhill, London.

By Mr. HOGG ART,
At the Mart, on FRIDAY am., February 47, at Twelve,

CAMBRIDGE CLASSICAL EXANIINATION,S.
This day was published, in Bvo. price 4s. in boards,
ACOLLECTION if EXAMINATIONS propnced
to Candidates for classical Honours in Gra UNIVERSITY
of CAMBRIDGE, from the Year 1809 tif189.3.
By the lite REGIUS PROFESSOR OF GREEK.
Printed for J. Mawman, Ludgate street.

IN ONE-LOT,
By direction'of the Trustees,
THE very valuable and highly important ESTATES,
late the property of the above distinguished Nobleman, con..'
dating of about
ELEVEN THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND.
L'ying within a Ring-fence, subdivided into capital Farms; with a
noble and substantial Maniac, forming an elegant uniform scrim.
tore of white Suffolk brick, containing sixteen principal Bed-chans-
bon, tnenrof them nineteen feet squad; an Entrance-hall, twenty.,
six feet by twenty-five feet; an Inner-hall, or &loon, of the same`
dimensions.; capital Eating-room, forty-one feet by twenty feet;
and a DriWing-rtiom, thirty-eight feet by twenty tea ; magniffeest
Library, forty-six feet by thirty feet; and a Breakfast-room, twenty
feet square; numerous ether Apartmepts, Steward's-rooms, House-
' keeper'srroom, and Buttery; a noble Kitchen, thirty-two feet by
twenty feet; ten Servants Bed-rooms, capital arched Cellaring,
and Offices of every description, erected and finished in the first
style of elegance, and completely daPted for the seat of a Nobleman.
The Gardens and. Grounds are tastefully laid out ; two capital
walled gardens. Hot-house' Peariety. Vinery, Pinery. and kn.
cession-houses ; a beautiful Lake 'of about Twenty Acres, and
Biilirs House. •
The Stable Department is equally well arranged, and the whole
finished within the last thirty years by an militant Architect ;my.
they with-a beautiful Park and Farm, Coppices, Plantations, toadWoods, surrounding the Mansion, and In hand.
' Also the respective Farms, lee on lease to Messrs. Cooper.
tateabiek•aarke, Harvey, Manion, Norman, Mrs. Steel and Pal:
met, Mat. Tipple, Wadies% Warner, Walton, and Wing, a most
respectable Tenanvy, with' their respective Faun-houses, excellent
' Barns, and Outbuildings. .
Also the whole of the Villages of Culford, West Stow, Tim-
worth, Imitate, and Wardwell. slab let to respectable Tenantry,
at lair rem ;" end the eavevel Adravesons of the saki Villages, now
gessolidated, subject to the Baca of two Incumbents of advanced
ages.-r-Also a valuable Vgin of fine Brick Earth with Brick-
maker Cattage.,'DuWings, and Sheds. . .
' The Bette is •abtmdantly stocked with Game of eaery descrip-
tion, and is justly esteemed one of the finest Shooting Domains in
the County,
,offetlng an excellent Investment for a Capitalist, rarely.
to Ise met with.. The Purchaser may. have early Possession. The
Furniture Fixtures, and Thisbe!' to be paid for at a Valuation.
The Mansion can only be viewed by Tickets,•to be had of Messrs.,
Francklin, Howe, and Heptinstall, Solicitors Lhicoln's Inn ; and
of Mr. Roggart, Old Eroad-street, where printed Particulars are
now ready for delivery. and may be had:
Mr. Todd, the Bailiff, will shew the Demesne, and printed Par-
:Neuters may be had on the Premises; alma Merars.Wyatt,-Son,
and Utfon, Brame, near Eye.; of John Maskett, 'Eon. Farnham;
Mr. Jacob Nockads, Audiry Bp4, neac SalffillnWalden ; the. Angel,
it Bury ; Norfolk H4el, NOVlrtila ; Mrs: liaddEFe'l, at Thetford ;
On Inns *Yarmouth; Golden Use, Ipswich; Ram, Newmarket;
• ; the Ina. at Craws ; bir.Adarartlea, at Chester-
ford; ."•Cambrisien; Angst, Gaol;
• . :•Jusit ludas* imp.% mod. at, Mr. Hog-
sum's • .411.41Broado!reat, 448410:._, -;._ • . „

TO MERCHANTS, OFFICERS OF CUSTOMS, &c.
This day was published,
In One Volume two. price 245: is boards,
'THE NACTICE• of thc QUSTOMS, Second Edi.
- tibn,Noffh Addenda, &c. cotivri's;ng much important infor-
mation relative to' the .Laws lately passed for altering the Duties,
Warehousing Regulations, and Navigation Acts.

_
By JAMES S I , Esq.
Assistant Commissioner of his Majesty's Customs. • -
For the accommodation of former Purchasers of this Work, the.
Addenda may he had separate, price Is. 6d. sewed.
London: Printed for John Richardson, 91. Royal Farohange.

Mr. MALTBY, from the Trinity House, presented an Account of
Pilotage Dues.
Mr. G ATTA N brought in a 'Bill for Lighting the City of
Dublin with Oil Gas, Which was read a first time, and ordered to
be read a second time. -
Mr. R. MARTIN presented a Petition from Manchesteragabeit • .
Bear-Baiting, Badger Minting, &c. The Honourable Ifigtiggg.,l
said the Petition was numerously signed, and he considerimPtio
proud distinction that be was the ihdividual selected to present it.
The Petitioners might, however, snake themselves easy upon the
subject of their complaint, es bear-baiting was already provided '
against by law, which made that offence a misdemeanour punish-
,able by fine and imprisonraeut.—PetitiOn ordered to be printed.
Colonil PALMER presented a Petition from the Parish of St.
Michael, in the City of Bath, praying for a further repeal of the
Assessed Taxes. The Honourable Member tabserved that the Pe-
titioners felt gtkvously disappointed that the promise held out in
the King's Speech had not been adhered to. They complained of
the Tax upon Inhabited Rouses, of the Window Tax, and of that
upon Male and Female Servants, and prayed that they may be re-
pealed.—Ordered to be printed.
Mr. CU R WEN presented a-Petition from the Fanners of Cum.
berland, praying for a Repeal of the Duty upon- Shepherds''Dogs.
—Ordered to be printed.
Mr. CURWEN postponed his motion relative to the Residence
of the Attorney-General of the Isle of Man, to Wednesday next.
Lord EASTN.OR presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of
Hereford. praying for the abolition of Slavery in the West Indies.
Mr: CHE.TWYNDE presented a similar Petition from Star-
ford.—The Petitions were ordered to be printed.
Sir H. PARNELL postponed his motion upon the Commercial
IntercOurse between Great Britain and Ireland, until to-morrow.
Captain BASTARD presented Petitions from Dartmouth, Ab-
Isot's Castle, St. Mary Church, and other places, praying for the
Repeal of the Duty on Coals carried coastwise.
Mr. DOWDESWE.LI, presented a similar Petition from Hel-
Won in CornwalL—Ordered to be printed.
Sir J. NEWPORT presented a Petition front the Tanners of
Wexford, praying for a Repeal of the Duty on Leather.—Ordered
'to lie on the table.
. Captain,MA BERLY presented a like Petition from the. Botcher'
of Northampton.—The Petitions were ordered to be printed.
Mr. H. DAVIS presented a Petition from the Manufacturers of
Tobacco end Snuff of Bristol, praying for a reduction of- the Duty
on those articles.
Mr. BRIGHT supported the prayer of the Petition, which was
ordered to be'prtmed.
Mr. WODEHOUS Epostponed his motion relative to the equali-
zation on the Beer Duties to the loth of March. .
Sir R. HERON gave notice that be weuiti on Tuesday the 24
of March, move for leave to bring in a Bill to prevent the necessity
of any renewal of odices oo the demise of the Crown. •
.. Mr. HUME moved for a returns of, Probates and Administai.
dens under the Sad Geo. 111.
Mr. MABERLT regretted that, as. he was about to maker I.
Motion connected with the leanness of the country, the Right Hans
Gentleman, the Chancellor of the Exchequer. was not in his plasm •
He was willing to give that .Right Honourable Geotlessaa every _
credit for the seductions which he had hitherto been induced to
make ; at the same -time he could not admit that those reductions
had reached the full extent which the circumstances of the coun-
try admitted, and which the people bad a right to demand. 1r was
whit this view of the subject that he ( Mr. Maberly)4ave &Mee
that he would, in a short time submit a Motion, having for its object
the total repeal of the remaining Assessed Taxes—(Hear).—While
be was upon this subject, he might be allowed to say a word or two►
with reference to the Sinking Fund. In so doing, he wished it to.
be understood that he was is anxious as any man to support public
Atredit• He did riot. however, see the necessity of this Fund: for
while Ministers retained in their hands the Land Tax, a fund which,
g sold, would be productive of upwards of forty millions, be neither
Met the necessity nor the justice of taxing the Public with a Sinking
Fund of five millions. In consequence of the notice given this even! '
leg by the Honourable Member for Norfali (Mr. Wodebouse), he
should withdraw his own notice relative to the Beer Duties.
Sir J. NEWPORT moved for an account of the Personal Pte.
petty which bad passed under Probate of Administration in Ireland,
for the last five years.
Lord MILTON presented a Petition from the Journeymen
Mechanics of Sheffield against the Combination Acts.—Ordered to -
lie on the table. •

THE IMPROPRIATE TITHES OP THE PARISH bF
MENDLESHAK, IN THE COUNTY OF SUFFOLK,
AND ILKDBEbIED LAND.TAX.

TO BE SOLD. BY AUCTION, •
By Mr. HOOPART,
At the Mart, on AWAY Pam February 27, at Twelve o'Clock,
By Direction of the Trustees of the late Most Honourable Crixassis
, Marquis COIIIaWALLIS, deceased,
THE VALUABLE IMPROPRIATE TITHES
or the PARISH of MENDLESHA M, in the County of
SUFFOLK, extending over THREE THOUSAND EIGHT
HUNDRED AND FIFTY-NINE ACRES OF LAND, to
Tsvo•thirds of which the late Marquis was entitled.
Particulars may be had of Messrs. Franklin,_ Howe, and Hen-
lima% Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn • of Messrs. Wyatt, Son, ant M-
usa, Bronze, near Eye ; of Mr. Etoggart, 62, Old Broad-strtet ; and
at the Mart.

GBUCK; Taylor and Habit Maker, begs to inform
. his Friends and the Public in general, that he bas removed
from King-street, Covent-garden, to 211, Regent-street, two doois
frum Canduit-street, where be hopes to be favoured with their
emnascods.—Regimentals add Naval Uniforms, • made in the Most
11 correct style, and ou the shortest notice.

HORSE, DOG, AND CATTLE MEDICINES,
Prepared by T. Waysos, Druggist, Cambridge.

TH .ESE Medicines have been for.many years in the
I. Mist repute, and are sanctioned by many of the first Sport-
ing Characters and Agriculturists in the Kingdom, who have
given the proprietor their testimony in writing; and to whom the
most satisfactory reference can be given.
Sold in Packets, as follows :
Purging Balls (half doz.) 6s. Od. :Mercurial Balls (each) 2s. Od.
Cordial ditto (half doz.) 3 0 Blistering Ointment (pot) 3 0
Diuretic ditto (half doz) 3 0 Distemper Balls (box) 1 6
Alterative do. (half doz.) 3 6 Mange Ointment (box) 1 6
THE LIQUID BLISTER.
This is an admirable Preparation ; it answers as a safe and effec-
tual Blister, at the same time it does riot blemish or injure the
parts, nor wil) the Horse rub or bite where it may have been ap-
plied : it is likewise useful In Sprains, Spavins, Inflammation of the
Throat, Ste. In Bottles, at 2s. 6d. 4s. 6d. and Bs. r
THE CANII3RIDGESHIRK CORDIAL,
An excellent Medicine for the Staggers, Gripes, Scouring, /cc. of
Horses, Cows, Oxen, Calves, Sheep, Etc. and is likewise a Resto-
rative Cordial fer Horses after Racing, Hunting, &c. In bottles,
at ss. and 15s. the large, containing six of the small.
Sold by Messrs. Butlers, Chemists, No. 4, Cheapaide, and 220,
Regent-street, London ; Waterloo-place, Edinburgh ; and Sack-
ville-street, Dublin; and by the principal Medicine Venders in the
United Kingdom.
Purchasers are requested to ask for " Watson's Horse, Dog, and
Cattle Medicines," and to observe his Name and Address on the
directions, and Labels to prevent. impositions.

Lord MILTON presented a Petition hom Athlone, conaplaln •
ing of some infringements on the rights of that borough, relative
go the. holding of niat kets.
111 r. 1) BROW NR wished the Honourable Member fur Aber-
'Alters would postpone his alotion relative to the state of the Church •
Ireland until the Irish Members, who were interested its that A
sguestion, were present, which could not well be, in consequence of
the approachiug Assizes, tmtil May next.
i• Mr. II UM R said that he should certainly accede to the wishes of •
the Honourable Member. Ile had Ito privatent,ject in the Motiori-
Ll' which he had given notice, and could have no onjectioa to Wait t.
• the attendance of the Irish Members. He should therefore post- ./
pone his Motionto the Gth of May. The il.moarable .limber said, ~
that to-morrow he would move for a return of the total Conpump-
dun of Racist:able Articles during tile last nine years, taking the .°+
average of every three yeast.
Oa the Motion of Mr. liantairs, the Transfer of Aids, Exchequer -!
Bills, and Reciprocity of Duties Bill, were read a Z,d ume and passed. •
Mr. BRIG iIT seeing the Right Honourable and Learned Gen-
tleman (the Attorney-General) in his place, begged.to call to.bis re.
colleetion.the Petitions which bad been so often presented Id ahe
House upon tht subject of the Insolvent Laws, and :o ask if it was
his (the Attorney-General's) intuition soon td take the subject into
his consideration?.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL replied, that he would hrisig •
forward a Motion upon the subject in a very few days.
Lord MILTON said that he held in his hand a Petition very nu-
merously signed by Persons employed in the Wool Trade, pr. ying
that the Tax on Foreign Wool might not be repeAe.l. The Ittght
Hohourable Gentleman he.was aware, had dec!..tt!.l last nisht his
intention of abandoning till tat, and he (Lord Milton) aid Toe
mean to deny that his Majeity's Ministers sad the Gordrnertent of
the country had upon this,, as tv,eil as °thee
.subjecta, asinptcsl7
very enlarged and enlightened views. lie complained, huwevtr,
that the f afforded was confined to the commercial Inreiesti. to
whom he eontended an undue prefers-nee had been granted; nit' !ha
commercial body was of all Miters, from its concentrated• wealth{•te
the best able to bear the pret•sur le of the timed.
Mr. J. vk!),ltylloif.Y was alllNiOLli to take the ftrat opportunity of
expres• 144. ti:;tailitients Upon the suNcc: allioled to lay tile NOI11.? ". •
Lord. Ile VA rAt. ittent iota to the export of wool ; and 'lf theris,l/
'erre two 131 Its, before the house, the one ior con tinuing,•the other
r rettricting the. free usporstatitst a wool, he (Mr. h. WorLier)
to
'would support the contiou..uce of the tax ; and he now in • the 'face
oft rite douse of Csdaututni.ii iuml ot the Voootty, roteiFECotahist
its ittdis*Villitivvoff. ••• • :) • , . s. LI! • 0:14111411
.41PeCgsacepor of theEithetitier ilr`Xll g

AMBOYNA MOUTH POWDER,
.• TOR CLIANSING, BICADTISTM, AND PRICSDRIPING 14111 =rm.
Fr HIS POWDER is as pleasant in the application,
11 as it is excellent in its effects; it speedily renders the Teeth
white and smooth, the gums healthful, red, and first ; and by con-
stant use will preserve them in this desirable state tb the utmost limits
of human life. k ;gradually but effectually dissolves tartar which
neglect may have permitted to collect; takes out all dark streaks,
or discolourinp of the Teeth, whkb peeve so material a drawback
to beauty; prevents those Teeth which ate already partly decayed.
frau ever becoming won. and cleanses, beautitya, and preserves
those that are sound; it iOtpans to the breath the most delightful
fragrance, and' to the Gamic that Said redeem which indiertes
healthful state. These who emastantlyase thin Powder as directed,
will never have the Tootisistch, or a Teeth decay. •
The LOTION is a concentrated Preps/radar, and contains all
the desirable gnaiitids of the Drug of wbich the *Powder is made,
and is particularly recommended ki be used with the Powder,when
'the Teeth ur Gums are in a bad scati,•aernely,-spongy, sure, or apt
to bleed, symptoms which proceed from scurvy, and which this
Leckie will neva fail to remedy : it is also a certain,, safe, and
speedy awe fur the Tiouth-aeh.
field by Mears. Smyth and Nephew. Bnd-street ; and 3tr. Ed
wird.. 17, .Sr. None are sweetie which have nst.uu. the
,Staingi,•! Shaw and Ealvinirds, or. St. Paul's Church-yard." the
Pevisler is in Limas, Its. fist. and 4s. ill. each ; the Lotion, 4s. Bd.
per- Bottle. •

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