Star.
London, England, 1812-03-24 00:00:00

ROMNEY MARSH-KEN r.

Valuable FREEHOLD E7iTATEs , Manor, Fishery, Farm4ionse,
and Buildi-gs, Cottage, Public House, and 1750 Acres of
Meadow, Marsh, and bait Marsh Lend and Beach, of which
possession may be hid at Michaelmas next.
By Mr. ROBINS, at the Saracen's Head Ina, at Ashford, in the
• county y 6( Kent, on Tuesday, April 14, at 14, In Four Lots,
AVALUABLE and very improve Able FREE-
HOLD Ei FATE., situate in Romory NlNr.b, in the parish
of Ly id, near New iu the co.iiity of Ktnt ; comoising
the Masts; or ri-p.te4 Manor of 1.yi1.1, with the right cf fishery,
extending near two miles along the brach atrl in the sewers of the
Estate, and upwards 04 1:50 Acres uS r Ich tnead..w, marsh, and
salt marsh land and beaa, with tarns-house-and buildings, cot.
tagc, aid public house, ill in a ring fence, in the occupation of
Captain Fynn, Messrs. Baker, Russell, Oyler, and others, adjo n-
ide the lands of the Earl of I hanet and --- Witherde4l Esq.
This Estate is highly improveable, and by temporary feadint may
be considc.rably increased. Possession may be had at Michaelmas
next. A very eligible property to invest Abney.
Particulars may be had on the Premises ; at the °verge lon,
Lydsk White Hatt, Rye; of Mr. Steady, Baker, Folkston;
Rose and Crown,•Dynichurch ; Ship and London Inns; and
Of Mr. „Shipdetn, Solicitor, at Dover; baraten's Head, Ash-
ford; Fountain, Canterbury; of Mews. Jones and Oheri,
Fel ebory4eport and of Mr. Robins, Warwick strvet, Goldes.
q 'Saw, vratie a Vall of lI1'.; &MI May Li

The Earl of LIVERPOOL observed, in answer,
that he had received no instruction on that p. 414 and
that the proposition only applied to tag Prances.ea.
The Address was then agreed to seem stn.
I'CBLIC DEFALCATION..
E.ul GROSVENOR said, he rose on a subject
of considerable importance to the Public, and It
would depend on the answer he might receive trrea
a Noble Secretary, whether he 'Meld mow.: for a
Return of the• Correspondence relative to a recent
failure, with regard to the First Clerk of the Trea—
sury, which he understood was a loss to the Public
of considerable amount. He should not have thonght
it north while to bring forward th:s flatter, if it had
been a solitary instance of misapplication of Publie
property, but when it was L11,1%11 that similar Jislao.
nest; had prevailed in the Orthiance and other de.
partments of Government, and that the system of
fraud extended to the 'Treasury i,;.r11; which ought
so b: peculiarly exempt from every siishonestprac-
tice, it became a seibus subject worthy their Lord.
ships' attention, and at should not pass without ob.
selvation. It haebeen notorious to many of their
Lordships, as well as his blaesty'sGovernment, that
this person had been in the habits of extravagaoce,
and that persons had expressed their surprise, that
the Chief Chrk to the Treasury s'ioull be able top
expend large sums in buiidings. This conduct was
not the leis surprising, when the defaulter was known
to be the orokzi of a Right Honourab'e Gentleman,
attached to toe Board of Cuntroul. His Lordship
concluded by saying, hi had considered it his duty
td trouble their Lordships by putting a question, to
which he trusted the Noble Secretary would return
an answer, that might induce him to avoid giving
the House farther trouble.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, he could giro
the Noble Ea:l no inta,ranation that he, the Noble
Earl, did not possess, namely, that a pers.ln had been
a defaulter in the Treasury to a considerable amount,
and that a process had been commenced against him
by Government. It the Noble Lord would • bring
forward a motion on the subjcet,• he wa.stid receive
all the information required.
ORDEIts IN COUNCIL. •
E Irl FITZ WI LLI A M drew the attention 4 Their
Lordships to the Orders in Couucil, bearing on the
commercial interest of the country. his Lordship
observed, that PLtitioas on that impottaut subject
would be shortly laid before. the House, and erten
they ;Ippcared on the table he sh mkt give no.i:e crt 4
Motion rebating those Ord.'s. _
East. INDIA TRADE.
Earl GREY rose to make a few observations on a
questi. n in some degree connected with the su:4ees
to by the Nqble Earl. He was :Iwzious to
obtain some information re peeing the chance they
were in of having a speedy discusston.on tEr su'oject
of Eat India Trade. No document had been laid on
the table, to enable the House to acquire information
. on the leestim, anti he wos anolous 40,4ara vi.bsavor
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