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London, England, 1805-01-26 00:00:00

SAL!NO, Es.;FX.

TO BE SOLD 13Y Aucnthi—tly BAr.NAitn,
On I ue't.l.ty tint icth day of 1. hruant Et-•t, at the White I lart
tnn, in Great Wrack!, at Four 0%....b(k, in the Afternoon, in
one I.ot;

AAVERY Defirable and Compaet Farm, faulte in
-I- I ittle baling, in Me, four Miles from Braintree, and fif-
teen from Chelmsford, whach arc Capital IVlarkct Town..
'1 he 4h.avd ElLate Is adjoining the High Road leading front
(fr.-At Bardlield to Brttinfri e, and eonliftt of an excellent Farm
I knife, with all tweclrary !fan's, Stahlts,ard other C,lllrelliCTlt
wi:h upwards of (Mc Hundred Acres of et ry rood Ara-
ble and Palture Lattd.and Is ner.v in the oecupatian of Air. Willis,
wider a Leak of which clonal Years were unexparcd at Michael.
mu lA, at the rent of 1051.
The prcrent Land-tax is paid by tire Tenant—For further Par-
dollars apply to Mr. Wane, of Dunmuw, or to the Audionter, at
'1 haired Patronage.

IN THE MAT I'FR OF MESS,tS. fIEATSONS, BANK-
RUPTS, ROTHEMIAM RREWI.RY.
TO BE SOLD BY PU81.1.2 AUCTION PCREMPTORILY,
TOGETHER OR IN 1.01.5,

At the Thee of John Batty, Innho!der, iu Rotherlintn, in the
County tit York, on l't,day, the isth day of February next,
between the hours of Faye and Seven h. ch.: afternoon of that
day, (by Order or the Akruca of the Lid Marrs. Bcatinaq,
• th. Datibruett) fubj.et to filch Conditions of Sale as will be

then .11;J there proiructil.
IHE SIIARES, RIGHT, and INTEREST of
I- the Lid AlEpee,' hi and to the f.dd ROTHERHAM
BREWERY, couriting of 'Ewo•fiftlis and a Moiety of Three-
fifths of a,•d in the who!e or there tau-1111%T an.l cununndiuua
Buildings and l'.ctultes, 11.4ading upon and comptifing about two
Acres of Land

The Buildings have only been creacd a few years, and confift
of IVialthoulli,, te. which will mak,. per week upwards of 140
quarters; Br( wivg-houfes, with Coppers. Vats, Cooliirs, Under-
backs, &c. all in contilate repair for brewing the fame quantity ;
a istealci-engine, by which all the water is pumped, and by which
three pair of Stouts for grinding Corn are worked ; a Threlhing-
machine, worked by the fame kngine. capable of ihrdhing ninety
ballads per day, and a good Dwelling-houfe and two other Tene-
ments. The Brewery Is allowed to be as complete as moR out of
London, Rands adjoining the navigable River Rnther, near hs
jundlion with the Don, by which a communication is open to
the Sea, as well as the inland parts of the country.
For partkulani, and a view of the apply to Meats.
Carr and Colitis, of Rotherham aroftfa;tl, the Allignees
I

St!SSEX

Valgable FREEHOLD ESTATEi,extenEve MANOR, elegant

Manfiqn, Park, and ctivitth. Farms at Statiftetl.
I'o BE SOLD EY AUCTION—BY hat. WELLER,
At Garraws••'. C'utfre-Hottie, on th- gttl: M.!trt: next.

1 Niagnificcnt NIANSION cif STANSTEIN,
with appropriate (Acts, very nuto: fia;shats, extutlivc
Wils, cover.d with fruit-tic's, Cour.reatori-. H.e•hourc.
r,try. Suctelun, FortMg, and ririeri•it.uh with the ;Mmes.
and l'ark of tvatifteet, c.nitainfox a :era,, 11:ohly didinguilh d
for its btatritui reentry, extettlive shots i'r Apeels, both
of Sea and I.and ; the Part eudnLifLid with cettamental sl imber,
Temples, Lodi, s, and a ehartuing Cottcce Mae, together whit
:he reveral Farms of Lodge, broad and
liorfe-paP.ure, sci:h the hold :aid phrttirerque Forcft of StanftAl,
'term:id:rig the Park,arnouuttog in the whole to tipwards itQ
acres, in an excellent hate of cultivation, ul v.hich puireffion may
be bad intmedi
In point of fltuation it appears to embrace every objet that h
defirahk; remarkably !scat:by, amply fopplitti with the fm ft
tiring water, in Andean:a-hood highly rerpettaule, of ely com-
munication with the m,..ropoti., at a good dittanec from a poit
own, wkcre feveral coach,. s pars daily : the roads good.
Eftatc and Manors abound with Game. near two esTi...,l Packs r r
Fos Hounds, and in a Country much reforted to for Field Srnrt
Deferiptive Parti Ware may be had one Month previous to the
usl4 and in the intermediate time further iflkormatton n'-.y tx ob-
tained, anti the Manfion viewed by rickets oily, without which
no ',WOO CAB be admittest, by apply;te to Mters. Bromley and
Bell, Gray's Inn; Melts. liutkr, Itsvant; Edward Da. VII,
Scanned; of sd Aka Walks, at his Uesvaal Arne,

TO 'HIE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK.
LADILS AND OtbITLEMIN,
IN conformity with my Addrefs to ynn, dated the
,Nth January, 1804, which I now fubjoin, I haw: the liirmser
ray intortion of ftanding a Csndidate fur a Seit in the
K.dt-India Dircedion, on the fccond vacancy which may oc. ur front
this time, when I molt earicftly folicit your fur:sort which,
fouuld I be fit fortunate at to obtain, lhall ev:r evince my lane of
fo great an °litigation, by the molt unfeigned gratiiiide.
I f...d1 venture to wait a feeond time on y:.u. I may px•
((gully requelt your votes.--I have the honour to be,

. .
Ladies and (kiitlenten,
Your molt faithful wt.! Gres.•.
JNO. ALEX. BANNER MA: .
No. a, HarkyPlaee—Januar! 25, 805.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAS riN DIA siOUK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
qo many have lately collcited your ruffrages to be
La :mom! Dlreetors of your Affairs, that 1 fliould hentitt Adding
my name to the lilt, were 1 nut induced by the (41ou 4.1 g conu-
dcrat ions :

I haie pafr.a twenty-four years of my life in news! fervice in
Imlia,duriry which period I held MiHurl and I'oUzir:tlSicuatiutts
tsl confider.ible reponflbility, under Sir Arcb.Canipbell, M,m•uis
Curi,wallis, Sir Meadows, I.oni Hoiart, Mzr;uis
y, and Lord Cl:ve, from whom I have icc.ived the molt
taffig ip:•rehltion

Mort that' one,. I have received (torn pone ilmaturaltie Court if
Director,. tact orable teltimottials of toy conduct, and to !lurk
the fear that they entertained of it in ger tral, and of to) tall 1 ol-
iter:l-vices in p trtieular. Old me the honour to vote me Plate, with
ail Inreription too flattering out to be here inferteil:
" From the Ealt India Company to Lieutenant-Colonel J. BA
NF.Ft M N, for important and fuccefsful fcrvices in fubduing a
rshcition of the t'oligars in the Tiontvelly Province, in the year
" 179). for w:iich he received the public thanks of the Right ! ion.
'' the Governor• General, and the Governor in Council at Fo:t St.
Giittri;-; and te.e energy, adivity,and ability which iliftinginflied
" hit ceniling upon this occuflon, and, above all, his
.66,thlt
• ity, were held forth as an example to the Army in general."
At the intemfts of the FAR-India Company emit:ice not merely
tnercantile, but ;Jiro great political and military confidLeations, few
• d:ny t!..at there fhould be amorg your DireEtors a proportion
o mat poll; fling local Military and Political knowlet!ge. Of your
Directors, two only are Military Men, and one or Loth may oe-
e.:flonally he out by rotation. When it is emfidered, tL it a
• highett military importance, involving much military detail,
connantly come before your exccut:ve Govenintent at horn., it
witl hr reat!ily admitted that th.% is a vi.ry ieatic lu.o. or7port!no.
On there grounds I venture to otnT tnyfelf a C.:!:,!!,tate far !Le
liitc.li in, and to foil& your fupport upon lama tu:tire vacancy.
fh-ohl I be hommred with it, being ilifengaged trom all (chi':
eorcenis. I null devote the whale of my tinic to the lervi a uf
the Lail-In:1i, Company.
I have the honour to he. with the rrc::;A r.fpea,
I.adies and Gentlemen,
Your fttitl.fa I o ! ott, 'tint fervant,
JOHN ALEXANDIA B.INNERIsIAN.
No. 47, Dover-nrect, January tO, 004.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the 'L li, it iilng at
the Tolittat:, upon du Turnpike Roil it I Bridge, •.ill
b la by Auet'oo to the belt 13Ader, at the Pouf: ot Joh:,
known by the Sign of the Chequers. in Wr.ltharnflow, in 'Fe
Comfy of Munelay, the 'fw:nty-f f'tli Day of l'lnu••T
neat, between the Hours of Ten and Twelv, in tin- Foriniion, in
the Manner di-ecltd by the net palfd in the Thiriecnrh Vear if
the Reign of IL; Me:Jelly King Geotirtb:•l'llir°," r,sgAtv
tI. Turnpike itov1:;" which 'Culls yr.idu:ti lad Y...tr
of :queen Hundrcl And -I'w.nt, Pounds above the Fii;•-vc
collActingtheni; and they will then Iw ruo up At 2 S21:1,
and b: let for One or Three Years, 112.1 V he ilet,
the belt Bidder, on his producing Sta inr• in:nt
of the Muiol Monthly, and asthall then be IC 11112. a 5, ,to. Truf-
teus of the End Turnpike Road. RICHARD JA
Clerk to the rruflees of the Paid
Lecton.2lß ja,,itary,
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PARLI,IMENT,ifir PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF CORDS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 24-,

Lord MULG RAVE prefented the different papers
explanatory of the caufes which produced the recent
rupture with Spain. His Lord(hip obferved, that,
as much time would be neceffary to give them a
faithful perufal, /Ld a mature examination,he thought
it would be f 'trod more convenient to defer the
confidtration of them from Monday till Thurfday
next. His Lordfliip then moved that the Houfe be
funamoned for that day, which motion was agreed to.

JUDGII Vol.

The Marquis of ABERCORN, after a few pre-
raratory obfervations. in which he exprefed his de-
ference to the opinions of the Noble and Learned
Lords on fuch a inbjea, moved for the appointment
of a Committee to confider of the matters which
.have been alledged again( Mr. Jutlice For, and of
the evidence which may be brought in fupport of the
tame.

The LORD CHANCELLOR fully approved of
the ihape in which the motion was brought forward,
and made a few obfervations on the importance and
...irlicacy of the cafe that was to tome under their
tideration.

HAWKESBURY alto thought the fubjed
.01 i:nportanc.e and extreme delicacy. Their Lord-
(hips would fee bow clottly it was emulated with
two important Ads, the 13th of William 111. and
the firft of the King, and they would duly confider
the object and intention of there Ads. This confi.
deration wotild lead them to retied how far the dif-
ctolion of fuch a point might affect one of the moil
tolid and fund bulwalks of the Contlitution ; for
with a view to the fecurityof the fubjed and the an•
zoturouled adminifiration of jntlice, next to the In-
dependence of Parliament, and the Trial by Jury,
rie would not heticite to rank the Independence of
the Judges. Bat while that independence which
could not be caUed in queflion, even by the preroga.
t:ve of the Crowe, without the concurrence ef Parr

... —e..c.,►~W

should be touched with every potlble ten•
dernefs and refped ; their I.,.rdfhips would not lofe
fight of the jullice that was due to the public, and
with all their deference fru the facred charader of
the Judge, they wuuid neverthelefs look for that rec-
titude and fandity of corulutil, which alone could
conititute that facrednefs, and challenge that refped
and veneration in which fuch a charader ihould be
held.

The Marquis of ABERCORN perfealy acquief-
ced in every thing that was advanced by his Noble
Friend. and by the Noble and Learned Lord ; and
he would endeavour to thape his conduit accordingly.
The queltion was then put and agreed to.
The Noble Marquis then moved, That all the No-
ble Lords who have been prefent this Salons be
Members of the Committee ; and that it do at on
the 7th of February near.
Thefe motions were feverally put and agreed to.
After which the Houfe adjourned.

PILIDAY, J•NUAIY 25.
Their Lord!hips were occupied from half pall three
until five o'clock on the Appeal Caufe. Sutra
and others (on the part of the Leith Glafs Compa-
ny) againa Yetrots." Mr. Nowtaw was heard at
confiderable length for the Appellants ; the further
confideration was poftpnncd until Monday next.—
Some witneffes were fworn at the bar, and their
Lord(hips adjourned until three o'clock en Monday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, JAN. Ls.
Lord Ellenborough's Bill, fupplying.certain omif-
fions in the Aa of tall Seffion for the Relief of In-
folvent Debtors, was brought from the Lords.—Read
a firs time, and ordered to be read fecond time to-
morrow, and to be printed.
Sir JOHN ANDERSON brought up the Report
of the Committee to which the CoalfaClors' Petition
was referred, and obtained leave to bring in a Bill
to indemnify all perfons who had unintentionally in•
curred the penalties therein complained of.
Lord GEORGE CAVENDISH prefented a pe-
tition from the Bailiffs and other Magißrates of the
Borough of Knarellmough, in Yorkfhire, Rating,
that a new writ had been jailed for the Eleeion of a
Member for that Borough, on the 9th of July 1804.
That Fox, *Efq. the Sheriff, had directed his
precept to John Carr and Richard Collins, the re-
turning officers, appointing the 25th of July for the
EleCtiun ; but that on that day a mob affembled,infulted
and knOcked down feveral Magtilrates, and commit-
ted fuch aFts of outrageous violence as to prevent
the eleEtion from taking place.
On the motion of Lord GEORGE CAVENDISH,
the above Petition was ordered to be taken into con-
fideration, on Tuefday, the 26th day of February
next.

HUSKISSON gave notice, that in the Corn-
mittee cf Supply, to-morrow, he &mild move the
Army liftimates.

The CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHEQUER
laid before the Houfe the Papers relative to the late
difeuffions with Spain, and moved that they be taken
into confederation on this daT fc'nnight, which was
agreed t0.....___

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER in-
formed the Members, that the Papers were printed,
and ready for delivery.—Adjourned.

FRIDAY, ]•N. 25.
Sir ROBERT MITFORD indented at the Bar the fallowing
Account, :

From the Commillioners of Culioms in Scotland, an Account
of the Amount of Duties on Cultems in Scotland, outliancling
on Bond or othcrwife, from the sth of April, 1803, to the sib of
1804-

. . .
An Account of the Number of Veffels employed in the Coalling
Trade of Scotland.

An Account of the Numher of Veffds from Scotland, employ-
ed in the Fiatcrics in Davis , Straits.

From the Comtniffioners of h.:rife in Scotland, an Account of
the Amount of Dudes of Entre out (landing on Hood or other-
wife, from the sth of April tilos, to the sth of April, 18c4.—Or-
direct to lie on the table and to be print d.
Alto, from the CononitEouers of the Northern Light Houfc an
Abitra.ft of their Accounts, and an Account of the ties for its
fupport..

Alto, from the Treafury of Scotland, a Lift of the Perfons, in
refpeet of whom procefa had been rcftrained or Raid, purfuant to
an Ad of the 39th and Both of his preterit Majerty.—Ordered to
lie on the table.
MIDDLESFX GENFRAL ILECTInt4.
Sir JOHN ANDERSON prefented a petition from Sir Wil.
ham Rawlins. Knt. and Robert Albion Cox, Efq. who prefided as
Sheriffs of Middlefex at the laR General Eledion fur that county,
praying to be heard by theintelves or their Counfel, in exculpation
of their condua at the laid Eledlon. The Petition Rated, that
whilft ferviog the office of Sherills, they had prelided at thefe eon-
telled Eledions, for a Bridge-maßer of London, for the eledion
of Reprefentatives in Parliament fur the City of London. andfor
the County of Middefex; that they had received the thanks of a
Common Hall, for their firm, manly, and confcientiou. perfor.
mance of the cocititutional duty in a year of unprecedented diffi-
culty; that they were themfelves ignorant of the law, and had
a...4ed under the diredioii of the Une.er Sherifti, all of whom w, re
uniformly attornies ; that they had acted during the whole of the
eleetion without partiality, and therefore prayed thelndulgcnce of
the Houle to be heard by Coutifel in their juftification.--Ortkred-

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