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. SALES BY AUCTION. TUESDAY,
4 OP THE SLAVE TRADE: •
'(NOTICE it kertiki given, That a Semon of 05er and .
... )f *Humanity are acquainted that a .
-LI Terosoeer wed Goat Delivery, for MI Trial groom eodomilted HOUSE Of LORDS, JUNE 27.
CAPITAL A SET OF CHMEF.RS. STONE BUILDINGS, armed in pursuance of the Fifteenth Rno-
-4,e pith Seas, %Li:him the jrriiiiittion oft& Aiwitalty e Borglaeol, LINCOLN'S INN, Freehold for Lives. .t the numerous and respectable Meeting of log the Irish Appeal ca In the early part of the day, Counsel were fully Mord resew.
Cause, „,, Jackson
e. saungewe... Their
1.1 at Jeetiee Hail, in ter 0-1•1 Bade,' 1-4"01089 61011 lid4Y 9 By Mr. ROBINS. at Gatraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley, 'e ABOLITION of the SLAVE TRADE, Lordships' judgment on width was deferred in that of "Me
-wt, al tight o'clock iv the eisinsieg. Conibill, on Friday, the 13t of July, at Twelve o'Clock, . Tavern, un the ilth June, meet daily at the riditb e. Saunders," Counsel were partly heard ;to proceed
. J. W. CROKIIR.
.A FREEHOLD ESTATE for LIV.ES, cont.
,vern, Cheapside, from Ten o'Clock in the on Wednesday.
The House then adjourned Burin! pleasure ; shoe, ly before I
COALS. pri,itig tv..o commodious seta of chambers, situate on the in the Evening, and who will be glad to re-
ground .lour foci on rise basement storey, Na S, Stone Buildings o'clock it resumed, and the Leas hill was read a third time
' C.- OFFICE, Jew 22, 1814. Liu( uhi'. 11. n, I.t c the property of J. A. Noguier, Esq. deceased Snicgte information on the subject. The Com- passed.
'hat Tenders will be Each s t consists of three good rooms, with entrauce-balls, an, :frain from expressing their hope, that in aiding On the motion of Lord BORINGDON, the Conunittmeot al
the Vaccination BM was postponed till Wednesday.
. other' onveuiencies ; the basement storey is in very eompkt t of Humanity and Justice, all Pany Spirit will
,tars!, for Supply. Earl SPENCER presented a Petitioo against any akeratien
orderand immediate pussession play be bad; those en the groun tressed, it being the sole object of the Committee taking place hi the Qum Laws.
--e tbe sertice storey are in the occupation of air A. Piggott, Ban. till Christ
ISIS, ma. next. Abolition of a Traffic abhorred by all Parties. - The Earl of LAUDERDALE took the opportunity to ob-
•,e To be viewed by tickets; particulars may be had on the pr sted that all Communicationste addressed to Teo- serve, that he wished it to be generally known, that the Com.
mixes; at Serle's Cuff, e.house, Carey-street; Gray's Inn Coffe sox. Esq. Chairman of the Committee, New Lois-
mime on the suliect were disposed, god eves wished ta bear
-, Holborn ; at Garraway's • arid of Mr. R , Cheapside, Loodon.--lone 24, 18.14.obins, Warwiel "Mew. respective the allegethen of such Nelda's.
'shims-square, of whom Ackets for viewing may be had
Divorce Bill, between Earl Sr tw Nora. the Bari of La usea-
' bIERINE-STREET, STRAND. DALE and the Coati Cuestctts.oa. 10 the regilt, the tanker
-k In Trade, chiefly the unmanufactur ERINGTON and MICKELFIELD re- proceeding on the subject, and on which the ageuu war directed
44e seasoned Spanish Wood, Ro ectfuUy inform the Nobility. Gamey. and Public, they to attend, was fixed for Wednesday neat.
44; an extensive assortment iken the above Inn, and haling &nod it up with every The Earl of LIVERPOOL, by command of ids Royal High-
- necessary for carryirtg °dation, hope to insure a comiimance of their kind pa. Deis the Prince Regent, presented canna gap-rs teiartee to the
--‘, the remainder of and support, which by unremitting end assiduous atten- article in the Treaty of Peace with the Seven Upsted Previews,
' of Mr. TUOI will be their anxious desin.: to merit. which respected the African Slave Trsde.
Good POST HORSE@ and CARRIAGES to ge throughout to IsePteisnhatev'r ow att-imE i aorta.
',flier a, DIAL, &c. without changing the Luggage. Earl STANHOPE said, as f... WA.; persuadsd that fumy re•
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BY PATENT. take the opportunity to present a Petition on a most generally
seated respecting the African Slave Trade ; 4ha which be should
iiSti IP"TIILDINGS FACED with BATH STONE Iterating subject' There were raanY Prthiout above to be pee-
nits, ji,..
then present was on the English Slave little He ventured to
'-ga than half the expence of commcn Ashler, In such a
ing- ms
say there could not be conceived a Petition of mare feeling or
make the walls perfectly water proof and keep
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interest, particularly when the circune.tatices which gave rise to
'iced with the Stone. Anificers desirous of
naive w
it were known. He then presented a Pe Won from Elisabeth
-nay be supplied with Materials and in-
wary a
Booth, widow of the late Peter Booth. 'I he Petitioner stated
' Co. Bankside, where, and at No. 10,
. line. -
r and -elan Cement may be had as
.... new establishments; or that her husband was arrested for debt. under memo process, in
ma-
,..t.t, Soho, who is pre. the beginning of May. He was very ill at the time; he coe:d
Crib , -eribed. not walk, and was confined to his bed. lii that situation, the
it and bail ff served the procees,and though be was told bow ill the mats
as and was, and was implored not to disbuds him, loss wile alserisffered
,les o to deliver up the whole of their little property, even the bed ett
rade --".e which be laid, if the creditor would be satisfied—the poor man
--es, however§ removed. and when another woman, who lived
al same house, saw the bah* bringing him down vain on
ar -be said, " Why, you'll kill the man ; where are you
• ?" His answer was, " To Newgate, and it's no-
- 'do my duty" 'I be prisoner was tf,ence coo-
-IEI4 so house, and soon afterwards was taken
GR ',ecause be had no tuucey to pay kw
-is ma a bench in the open air.
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s place for the Mita
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• PARLMMENTAR?" P RU.EEDING4,
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HOUSE Of LORDS, JUNE 27.
In the early part of the day, Counsel were fully heard teepee.
ing the Irish Appeal Cause. 0 Jackson e. Saunders.' Their
Lordships' judgment on Which was deferred. In that of "Me
'bitch v. Saunders," Counsel were partly heard ; to preceed
on Wednesday.
The House then adjourned durino, pleasure ; show, ly before I
o'clock It resumed, and the Leas 11411 was read a third time
passed.
On the motion of Lord BORINGDON, the Commitmant al
the Vaceloarion Bill was postponed till Wednesday.
Earl SPENCER presented a Petition against any akessien
taking place ice the Cern Laws.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE took the opportunity to ob-
serve, that he wished k to be generally known, that the Cum.
mime on the suliject were disposed, and eves wished is bear
evideuce respecting the alleptheis of such Pennines.
A short conversation took place on the subject of Dandas's
Divorce BAD, between Earl Sr.te rare. the Earl of La us ta-
bate and the Lotto Cuallcal.s.oa. In the result. the farther
proceeding on the subject, and cm which the ageuu were directed
to attend, was fixed for Wednesday neat.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL, by command o(hls Royal High.
scathe Prince Regent, presented certne cap-n ft-latter to the
article in the Treaty of Peace with the !even United Provisos,
which respected the African Slave Trade.
1/4PRISOtiIIEVT ON 14LitlE Lawns.
Earl STANHOPE said, as 1.-• WA.; persuadid that massy re.
spectable Members of the House were then pretest. Ili should
take the opportunity to present a Petition on a most generally
interesting subject. There were many Prtl-ions about to be pre-
sented respecting the African Slave Trade ; iliac which be should
then preient was on the English Slave little He ventured to
say there could not be conceived a Petition of more feeling or
interest, particularly when the circuni.tatices which gave rise to
it were known. He then presented a Pe Won from Elisabeth
Booth, widow of the late Peter Booth. 'I he Petitioner stated
that her husband was arrested for debt. under mesne process, in
the beginning of May. He was very ill at the time; he coo:d
not walk, and was confined to his bed. In that situation, the
bail if served the process, and though be was told bow ill the man
was, and was Implored not to disbud) him, bas wife alscreffered
to deliver up the whole of their little property, even the bid on
which he laid, if the creditor would be satisfied—the poor man
was, however. removed. and when another woman, who lived
in the same house, saw the bill& bringing him clown ears as
his back, she said, " Why, you'll kill ihe man ; whrre axe yea
going with him r His answer was, " To Newgate, and it's no-
gg to me, i must do my duty" '1 be prisoner was tf,ence cos-
, veyed in a cart to a lock-up house, and soon afterwards was taken
to, the King's Bends, where, because be had no motley to pay tor
a room or a cell, lie was Ind down on a bench in the open air.
There be continued to Ile, for be could not even stand, until his
wife paid four shillings to obtain for him a place for the night,
which bad nothing to recommend it, but that it preserved bias
from Om weattter. He lingered for a few days, and then died.
'tire was an inquiaon the body, and the Coro:tees Jury re-
.lliiled a verdict." Mvi au accidental death, but accelerated by
bb removal to prison."
The Petition concluded with a prayer, as the only consolation the
Petitioner could now hope for, that the House would take mea-
sures " to abolish the inhuman sod murderous practice of lmpri-
amment for debt on Meant Process, by which she was deprived
of her tray comfort on earth."
The Petition being read by the Clerk, was ordered to lie is
the table.
The Noble Earl again made several observations on the esteem,
hardship of this ease; and concluded by obscreing, there wet,
there species of ::Lave; • I retire width •he more particularly A-
horrid; namely, the A. ti irao 514 Yr Trade, the English Slays
*4 ride, and the Spy Trade.

BARRACK-OFPICE, Awe 22, 1814.
NOTICE is hereby given. That Tenders will be
received tiU 12 o'Clock on the 28th instant, for supply.
ing such quantities of COALS as may be wanted for the service
of the above Qlike, from the present period to 24th June, iet3,
not exceeding in the whole FIETY.FIVE CHALDRONS, with
the ingrain thereon, to be delivered at such dates and in such pro-
portions as the same may be called for.
The nature of the Coal, the form of Tender, end Particulars
el Payment, may be known soy Liar between the hours of Ten
and Pour. by application at the Brack °lice.

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GEORGE AND DULL INN, DARTiPORD.
ETHERINGTON and MICKELFIELD re-
spectfully inform the Nobility. Gentry, and Public, they
have retaken the above Inn, and having &test it up with every
accommodation, hope to insure a continuance of their kind pa-
tronage and support, which by unremitting and assiduous atten-
tion, it will be their anxious desin: to merit.
••• Good POST HORSES and CARRIAGES to go throughout to
Dovta, DIAL, &e. without changing the Luggage.

!MI 11SH PIKE OFFICE.
FOR the insurance of Buildings, Furniture, Mer-
chandtse, Ships,Vesseb, and all other Property, against loss
or damage by RAE.
Insurances for abort Periods, or for several Years together'
may be effected at this Office, upon the most equitable Terms.
Policies will not be charged for Sums of e:300 or upwards,

SY PATENT.
IIUILDINGS FACED tw►ith BATH STONE
Al at less than half the expence of commcn Ashler, in such a
manner as to make the walls perfectly water proof and keep
them inseparably united with the Stone. Artificers desirous of
undertaking this work may ►e supplied with Materials and in-
structions by PARKER and Co. Eankside, where, and at No. 10,
Tuthill street, Westminster, Roman Cement may be had u
usual on as low terms as at any of the new establishments; or
at Mr. Charles Carter's, No. 1, Dean-street, Soho, who is pre-
pared, to undertake the kind of work above described.

nor to Persons increasing their present Insurances.
The whole STOCK of a PARM will ba insured without Spe.
eifscation, at the reduced Premium of 2s. per Ccnt.
Receipts fur the Renewal of Policies expiring at MD/111414r a-
DAY, maybebid at the principal Offices in the Strand and Corn-
bill, London, and of their Agents in the Country, wk. will
receive Proposals for new insurances.
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Lawn Shrubberies, Gardens, Wall-fruit, Grass Land, a
Lakes nd frish•ponds ; Stabling for 20 bones, four Coach-horses,
anti the liberty of two extensive Manors, to be LET for a Term
of Years. It Is peculiarly 'nimble for a Nobleman, or man of
rank and fortune fond of 1144-sports and hundng.—Leuers to be
. addressed to A. B. at Mr. Lalsoe's,Gromr, Cherie walk, CI • sea

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Tads day was published, In Soo. price 15s. boards.
A TREATISE em the LAW of EVIDENCE.
By S M. PHILLIPS, Esti.
Of the loner 'female, Barrister at Law.
Londtin Printed for I. Buerrworth Rad Sou, Fleet-street;
and l;Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin.

• WARSAW AND NAPLES.
Ea:? GREY, before the regular discussion of the
day was entered upon, wished for come explanation
respecting certain parts of the late Treaties tor Peace,
which be thought very material to be given. He
particularly adverted to the provisions by which cer-
tain of the territories to be restored by France were
to be erected into independent sovereignties or states.
Looking to such a state of things, it would in one
view appear that Naples could not be restored to
Sicily, and on that point be wished to be jammed
whether, by the articles to which he referred, Naples
was considered as under its present Government, or

whether the possibility obtained of its annexation to
the present kingdom of -Sicily ? There was another
point of great importance, on which information he
thought was necessary. lathe treaty *with Russia,
there was a separate article, which stated that the
Duchy of Warsaw being then under the administra-
tion of a provisional Council, the two contracting
Powers should appoint a Special Commission, to con-
sist of an equal number of Commissioners on both
sides—to be charged with examining and framing all
arrangements relative to their respective pretensions.
That kind of arrangement seemed to look more at
political and territorial considerations than at any
thing connected with individual or pecuniary claims.
On this point be was anxious for explanation, as lie
should lament if any provision had been made to
prevent justice from being dispensed to that long
suffering country.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL wished at present to
abstain from a discussion of those principles which
generally governed the transactions alluded tot but
he would observe in the first instance, that the treaty
itself was to be considered as a complete and Defini-
tive Treaty between the different Powers of Europe
as contracting parties with France. It was his in-
tention to-morrow to explain the principles generally,
upon which the negotiations prokcedvd. It was
deemed ad.viseable to settle the relations of France
with regard to Europe generally, before the other
great interests of the other Powers, which 'was to be
done by a separate Congress. With respect, how-
ever, to the first point touched upon by the Noble
Earl, he had no difficulty in stating, that Sicily was
nut considered, geographically, under the term Italy.
in the article referred to, nor was there any thing in
it that would preclude the union of Sicily with Na-
ples. With regard to the second point, that relative
to Warsaw, he had as little difficulty in saying that
the article to which the Noble Earl alluded, though
no part of the Treaty between this country and
France, could not be considered as relating to any
territorial or sovereign claims that could arise, but
simply referred to personal or pecuniary claims, and
as leaving the question of future government entirely
open.

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Earl BATHURST said, the topic on which he
row to address their,Lordships,. 'VAS one upon whit%
he apprehended no digetruce of sentiment whatever,
it being for the purpose of moving the Thanks and
Congratulations of that House to the great Duke Lf

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