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THE FOURTH BOOR.

The FRENCH SYNTAX, with Mutations and numerous
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THE FIFTH IOOR•

A DICTIONARY of the FRENCH and ENGLISH, and
ENGLISH and FRENCH LANGUAGES; including many
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CHU 1./LEIGH—DEVON.
TO BE SOLD, IN FEE, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
SDESIRABI.E RESIDENCE, with, or without
any Quantity of Ground, from four to twenty Acres, sr the
eledion of a,purchaftr. The Honk is fit for the immediate recep-
tion of a genteel Family, has not been built four years, is a com-
plete, bandfome and very fubflantial Done building ; flands alone
at a convenient diltance from the Road, at the Weft-end of the
Town of Chudleigh, and commands from both fronts, an eaten-
five view of a highly romantic country ; and in the front next the
Road are bow windows. and a glafs porch—on the tirtt floor (the
Kitchen end Offices being on the bafenient ftorey) arc a good dining
room, drawing room, brettfait parlour, and hall; four excellent
bed rooms, dreffing room, &c. or the fecond floor; and on the
third, are five airy and good bed rooms, dud over the whole is a
Garret. About Three quarters of an Acre cf Pizafurc Ground
and walled Garden furrow's' the Houfc,.and every convenient
Office a large Building for a Stable, Co •ch-houfe, &c. belonging
to the ditsufe;, and TWO COTTAGES near may be purchafed
with it. . •
The Houfe is well fupplied with water, having an excellent
(pring within the Building, and a fine Retain running near. A
rich Meadow, about four Acres, joins the Pranifes; and the other
Fields, although ecntiguous, are at a (mall &dance.
Chwileigh is pleafantly fituated hi a fine (porting country, and
war an excellent River tor angling ; b a good Market-tow'', and
lies in the poft-road leading horn Exeter to Plymouth ; (Want nine
toles fr,mt the former, and about (even from the much frequented
waterirg places of Teignmouth and Dawlith.
For further particulars appil (if by letter poft paid) to Mr.
Dolling. Attorney, in Chwthigh.—Thc greater pat t of the pur-
chafe money may remain on mortgage of the Preanifes.

EIST INDIES. •

. BOMBAY COURIE.t, JULY 26, 28°6.
On Monday 1.1(1 his Majetly's Court of Vice Ad•
miralty for the Settlement of Bombay. for the Trial
and Adjudication of all P 1 izes and Nlaritinte Cafes,
was opcntd ; and his Nldjeity's Commitlion mllitut.
• ing the laid Court, and appointing Sir Jekmfrs Metc•
gis-rosn, Knight, to be tbc Judge thereof, was read
under a royal Educe from the battery. Sir JAMES
MP elEttyrosu, as Judge of the Court, has been pleaded
to make the following appointments :
Ottat .woodhottre, EN. King's Advoc ite.
•
John Sardwith, P.fq Kmg's Proctor.
William Fain, Efs. Regittrar.
James Morley, Efq. Martha'.

P4IiLI44IIEI\'TIRT PROCE::DIA-GS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8.

Lord ELDON, the Lord High Chancellor, took him S.at on the
Vl'oulfack as Speaker of the Houfe.
The Dukes of St Alban", Athol, Gordon. the l'arl of Chef-
tertitld, and feveral other Lords. took the Oaths and their ri; .1.
The Royal Family Annuities Bill, and the lei& Paper fill, were
read a third time and paired.
The Coffee Warehouling Bill paff,:d through a Committee and
was reported.
Mr. lavt NG, lnfpedtor•Generat of Exports and Imports, pre-
rented an Account of Britifh and Foreign Shipping rn•ployed in the
Trade of Great Britain, which was ordered to he prh:ted.
Mr. Woe sear, from the London Fl ur Coin; :my, prefented
the Annual Accounts of the Company, wok's were ordered to lie
on the Tabl.-.
rolititepis r'F STAFFORD', morioN.

After fame interval had elapfed—
The Marquis of STAFFORD laid, " My Lords,
underilanding it to be t'ie with of feveral Noble
Lords, that the motion I had given notice of for this
Clay, (hoold not come on to day, I with now, with the
leave of the Home, to withdraw that nto:ian; I there-
fore move that the (rider relpee.ting the fame be dif-
charged."
On the quellion being pet, the fame wai ordered
accordingly.
T!.e Marquis cf STAFFORD—" I now rife, my
Lords, to give notice that I fhall bring f( rward the
snotion which I e notice for this day, on Monday
imxt ; and I move that the Lf,rds be iummwted for
that day."—Ordered.

ADMINISTIIATION OF JUSTICE IN SCOTLAND.
The LOR OCHAN Ci• LISA (Lard L Won) moved to difelivrge
the Order for the fCCOßlPlittai to morrow of the Scot.; Judicature
bill, and to renew it tor Tutfti..ty next. Ili. motive tor this was,
that the Report of the Committee appointed to corifid...r w'Arrr
the
Judges of the Court of SriEtat fliould he plat% d attemitng
tint Houle could out e made ertvium that day.
The Order was ditchav7stl and renewed fur 1 u,.114.
Adjourned tid to morrow (this day. )

F!OUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr. Canning, Mr. Perceval, Lord Caftit.rt.:gb,
Duigenan, Mr. Flans Hamilton (Member for the r_ ottmy of
Dobkin), Right Honourable Maurice Fitzgemid (Member fur the
4!ousity of Kerry), Mr. Elliot (the late kith iceretary), lord 1,0.
vaint . Lord Robert Seymour. l r.r4lPotelteiter, Mr. Jcpbfai, and
others, from ao to so in all, t,.tr'a the Oath* and their Seats.

tl litv WRITS•

Or. the motion of Mr. ail.% .ER. a new writ was ordered to
he itfued for a Member for Wet,. I.one. in the room of Mr. Jat0...1
Buller, who had aizepted the office of one of tb: Lords of the
fteimiralty
On the motion of Mr. TOCKFR. STEWART, a rew writ
was ordered for the zi.etion of a Memhet. for 1- ,yal..oth, in the
room of Sir James Poitcamy, who hat; accr7ted the ollice of lcere
tary at War
On the motio:: of ;Yr. lIUSIih;SON, a new writ w:.s ordered
to be ioued for tl r e1...!.i0n of a Meif,her for Do:chtfter, in the
room of the Huotturank Crorley .slbt:y, who had accepted the
office of Clerk of the Dr!iverhs (if the Ordnance.
On the MOtioll 01. t Ile (AMC C Cntklnalt, Dt v: writs were. ordered
for Members to frive: r the tOhowirg Places—for Lifkcard. in
the room of the. .i•ic W htli( t, bed :tinted the oaice
of one of the 1.. rls of the Trsafury—'or ll.:i;.rniere, in the room
0t Mr. 11,,b,fr V.'ard. a 7,r, freed ticcet t. d the titt:ce of sine of the
Lt.rds of the Atnaralty—for Lsi.ni:rie•th•rt.. it: the room of Mr.
Joh: fore 1-ieye, wbu*Latl :,ectuted the °like of one of the Lords
of the oldmir..l:y.

Hls ANSWIR TO TNE ALDKESS AGAINST;
GRANTING 4 IFICFS Follt LIFE.
Lord GEORGE THY NN info, li.ert the Wure
foam the bar, that hi, lidajt.;ty bad been waited upon
with the Addres of the 25111 ot Match, praying
his
Majefty not to grant any office (luting life which was
nt,t nfually fu granted, and that liiiNtijelly had been
pl-afed to return the following vrAticus Anftmer :
11;,. NIAJ E ST Y affured the binure of Commons, that be w. uld
take :he fitltance of their Ailtirrfs ill!O hip firimus conlideratiun,
at.d that. t.lr the prcfcnr, he had granted the Office of Chancellor
of 'pt. ftnehf of !.ancafter only during his Royal pleafure. His
?vividly ;0t.:1., r afitrcd the lioufe of ninon's, that in the ewer
cite of t.„c prw,gative veiled by law in the Crown for granting
tapes, as will for !ire as 'odic rwite, and anti in the ex.rcift. of
es, ry ciahe r t..t. his 1:i cal prerogatives, his Mikity would he re-
it.lated by at w rcg.ild far tl.e kutatic wcitare, and the in-
tin Its el his peoi.le.''
Lord GEORGE THYNNE informed the Houfe,
that his Mojtlly itad been waited upon with feveral
Addrelres fir papers, and had been gtacioully pleated
to give dieations that •the fame Le laid before the
ll,,ufe accordingly.
The 'fiat Servants Wages Bill w :5 committed, reported, and
ordered to be read a third time on Friday.
The Sierra Lccnc Bill was read a fccopd time, and ordered to
be cohituitted for Friday.
The Smuggling Prevention Bill was rc.ad a fecond time and
committed for Friday.
1 he Commit* of the Cottons Fees Sill was poltposed till
N y.

The Order for the Committal of the Lonion Port Petition was
pottpt-ned till Friday.
Colonel STANLEY mowed the confidential of the Report of
the Lancafter Caual Bill —Ordered to be iurther confidered on
Friday.
Mr. NIACDOWAL pretented a Petition from the Matter Ca-
lico Printers of Dumbarton and Glafgow, agaiiiit the Calico-
Printers' Bill—Ordered to lie on the fable.
A Meffage from the Lords announce: their affent to the Royal
Family Annuity Bill and the kith Paper Bill.
A perfon from the Excite Office prefented an Account of the
quantity of Spirits imported into England from Scotland, }ltem the
I aft of Oetober tBras, to the ift of °ember t Soh, and from the tit
of ()Elan z kb, to the ift of March aoy. Ordered to lie on
Sshe Table.TT Mr. GRAAN pretented two Pcti•ions from certain Citizens
, of Dublin, again ii. the Dublin Paving hill.—Ordt td to fie nu the

Table.
'1 be Clyde Navigation Bill was rr.d a fecond time. and ordered
to be committed.
SHREWSBURY ELECTION.

Mr. VANSITTART reported. front the Shrewibury Eleaton
Committee, that the Couuni•tee had adjourned for ionic dace in
eonliquenve of the Milers of a Member (General Fergufun). Or.
Scott attend. el et the Bar, and declared that General Fcrgufon had
not Bern able to attend ti:l the day before yellerday. Ihe Mem-
ber was therefore muted for Lia nun attendance during the time
fpccified.
A perfon from the London Hour Company pr Tented an Ac-
count. Ordered to lie on the Table, and to be printed
Lord HENRY PL•'I"I'Y, in compliance with what he under-
ftood to be the wilLes cf the Gentlemen on the other fide. moved
tor the poilionement of the committaiut the Loan Ititereft Bill till
Monday mat. Ordered.
•1 he CHANCELLOR of the FXCIIEQUER moved for leave
of ;Hence for Lord Harborough, for a week, on ace :unt of
iii
health.—Leave given.
Ou the moduli ot Sir J. NEWPORT. the lrifh Loan Bill was
read a belt time, and orocre(i to he read a fecund :hue on Friday.
•1-he Irith Stamp Duty 13:11, and the 1* 'olio Coal Supplying Bill
as cr.: repotted, and orleted to be read a tnird time on friday.
he frig) Public 011ie:s Bill, the kith Malt and Spiti.,
and the frith General Lighting Bill wuc read a third time, and
pAired.—Adjourticd