Star.
London, England, 1815-02-11 00:00:00

HYDE PAIIK.

Carital FAMILY MANSION, superbly furnished; COACH-
HOUSES, and STABLES, widi immediate Pottetion.
TO BE LET, supetbiy furtahlied,
ACAPITAL FAMILY MANSION, planned
with every accommodation to. a Noh!eman, delightfu;ly
situate, overlooking Hyde Patk and Ken.ington Carden:, with
the Private Entrance into the Park, convenient domettic Ulhe a,
Coach-house, anti Stables.
To be viewed by 'Pickett, which, with Particulars, may be had
of Mr. Robins, War wick-street, Goldeu-square.

H EREFOR DSH I R
KENSHAM COURT-WM.ISE, PLEAFURF: GROUNDS,
OARDENS, and LAND, MANORS, Scc.
To be LET,

Ay Mr. ROBINS,
TAECapital MANSION, ENSH AM-COURT
HOUSE, siluate in a beautiful pat t of the County of
embracing delightftil Views of the richly diversified
surrounding country, planned for the accommodation of a Gen-
tleman's Family, with attached and detached Offices, Gardens,
Pleasure Grounds, and about Seventy-four Acres el hand, prin-
cipally•Meadmv, adj ' • g the Rivet 1.tie.47, with the MANORS
of U I'PER and LOWER KENSIiAM, abounding %shit Game;
and a Tartu adjoining, with Farm-house and Buildings, and about
One Hundred and Thirty-two Acres may be had if rat/Mitt!.
To be viewed, by apply* to Mr. John Cheese, of Lyons-
hail, new Leomluster. l'articulars may be bad of Mr. Robins,
Warwick-street, Cullen-square,l.ondoa.

VALUABLE LIFE ANNUL TIES, 'WITH EQUI VABLE
ASSURANCE 01.1) POLICIES attached thereto.
'lO 11E SOW by AUtaION,
By Mr. SCOTT,
On Friday, February 17, at Twelve &Clock, at the Mart, fn four
Lots, (unless acceptable offers shall be previously made by
Private Contract),
FOUR very desirable ANNUITIES of Seventy-
two Pounds Nine Shillings each clear, most amply secured
nu the 'rolls of the Longships Lighthouse, near the Land's End,
Cornwall, regularly paid quarterly, held for near Thirty Years,
terminable only with that period by repurchase, or the decease of
four healthy Ladies of the respective ages of It 3, 26, 27, and. 29
years, whose lives have been insured several years in the Equita-
' bk Society.
Particulars at the Mart ; and at the Mike of Mr. Scott, 2a,
New Bridge-street. .

HEREFORDSIIIRE.
TO BF. SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Swan lon, in-the town of Ross, some time In the month
of March next,
THE MANORS of ROSS BOROUGH and
ROSS FOR El JN, in the county of Hereford, with the
Tolls, Fines, Quitrents, Rights, Roy:llAm, and 'appurtenances
thereto belongtng.
Also a most desirable Farm and Water Mill, adjoining the
town of Ross. called Chessmill Farm.
A very valuable Stack of Corn Mills, situate to the town,
called Ross Town Mills, with great command of water fur the
same.
'1 lie Reversign of Ross Water Works, and other premises,
subject to a 'eau: fur a short term. •
And several parcels of very rich Meadow Land, situate in the
parish of Ross, and within a convenient distance of the town.
Further particulars, with the day of sale, will be advertised in
future papers; and in the mean time application may be made (it
by letter, post-paid) to Messrs. Lloyd, Solicitors, Ludlow; or to
Mr. Day*, Horningsham, near Warminster, Wilts.
_January. 16, 1815.

HUDSON'S tIUILE 151 VINE ; or CULYEe-
PER'S SPECIFIC, for the OROWTH of the HAIR, prd-
pared from a Recipe of the fames Botanist Culpepper, and re-
commended by Drs. Hunter, Cruilidtank, and several emusent
Physicians.
It is from experience alone that an adequate idea can be obtain.
ed of the superior excellence of the Hw La Du/tag, it l perhaps,
the greatest beautifier, at well as the most nourishing attic e 'or
the Hair ever invented; it makes it grow 'hick and lone, pre.
vents its falling off or turning prey, restores it when on the de.
cline, thickens the Hair or Whiskers, Eye-brows, site. and ta hew
the Head Is actually bald, It will almost, without an exception,
restore the growth ; and as a proof that this quality is peculiar t•
.the Hums Div ea, it has, fa numerous cases, produced this
effect, after various oilier articles had been tried for a length of
time without success. See convincing testimonies in a Dhsenaticia
'on the Nature and Disease. et the Hair, (howled with each bottle.
Inid, by the appointnseat of the Proprietors, by their Agen.,
ln. 43, Gerfard-street, Soho-square, London ; and by his fur-
tbeir appoln•ment, by Messrs. (little and Pierce, 97, New Bond-
*feet ; Riser, 65, Cheapside; Davison and Son, b 7, Fleet-street;
Thorn, 46, and Orange. 1t 5, Oxford-street ; Berry, 17, Greek-
Istreet • and by mole Perfumers, Halr-dressers, and Medicine
iV ereab;ire hi Town and Country.
CAISTIONo-.-AIS there is a counterfeit kind, observe the ravine
Is signed " Hudson and Co." on the label, la red ink, and the
words " Hudson, Huila Divine for the Halt, 43, Oetard-street,"
' Is engesteed.on Abe Bottle, and a Dhseitation on thi Halt la
dosed edible the cover 10 each Buulky .
•

7. PINDARI CARMINA, juitta exemplar liegnianum; gal nts
acceseetunt Igo x Hilviatur; Par.ephruis Bentdicdna; et Leg.
con l'ind4rictuu ex iiingro Darnmit. 02t.rc Etysnologien etcetp.
tum, ct jtutta, ticrir dispnetunu ;di nns.t edLtit Henricus
tiugturd, LLB. Cul'citil B. Mari:Winton, prtpc%Vinton Socitee,
gen. rice Xi ins. in boards.
. _ _

•,,` The Ltxicua l'itidaricum is sold separately, price 12s.
boards.

B. Novas TESTAMENTUM Galecum, junta exemplar Wet.
Glasgui, et Jo. Jac. Griesbachn, flake, impresium;—
accurante Golielmo Whitfield Daltlns, LLD. 1.2tu0. price 4s. bd.
In boards.

9. COLLYCYANEA GRECA MAJORA, VOl.l. COMpltl3/13 ex-
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DESIGNS WANTED FOR BURNS'S MAUSOLEUM.
DOWRIES, FURVAILY a. tem
AT a MEETING of the SPECIAL COMMIT-
TEE for erecting a MAUSOLEUM over the remains of
ROBERT BURNS, held this day, it was resolved to proceed
with the work so soon as the season shaU permit, and the neces-
sary arrangements can be made : and for this purpose, Artists
are requested to furnish Designs for the said Mausoleum, which
must be transmitted to Messrs. Grierson and Duncan, Secretaries,
Dumfries, on or before the 19th of April, or. which day a meet-
ing of the Subscribers is to take place, for the purpose of deciding
on the plan to be adopted. •
The burying place of BURNS, where the Mausoleum is to be
erected, is in the north-cast corner of St. Michael's Churchyard,
Dm:Vries. The approach to it la from the south-west, to which
it will front. It wlll also be conspicuous on the northeast side,
f•.•aa the Ett•llish road, about a quarter of a mile front town.
- i:h re‘ard to the •lesign, the Committee cannot give any
ve:y speedic directions, as this must he left to the taste of the
• I`..rtists.' It may he suggested in general, that the D.:alga must
con•bine two objects 'rite exterior structure, pi optrly
celle,l the Mau,oltunt. This is to he hailt ta! the be,: lire stone
selnei can be procured in the nelghbourhiied of the tow;;. Same-
- thing appro.:chi/1g to tha form of a temple, with colitinna sup-
purtiol. a t!..ine r 104,11 t, perhaps, be suitable for this
A di.. I:tes!;;it. SrLoll4.ltfoiLilt, is an rinhleniati:al ti pre
• • st.til. cc marble, inc,tisli,r, probai.!y, a baNt or methilion ut
B. a ns, si 'Totted 0:1a pedestal, with an in cription patin,l, to he
iii the hits riur of the Alau.:altutti. It is provaseci to limit
the at the
of the exlerior structure to 4f or A- o, and to
et•rly the reraa'ntler of the Subscriptien for procuring the tattle-
ic etigit, which may anuemt to a similar sum. A premium
or ois ettered to time artist whose plan shall he adopted, pro-
!. Octets Lot contratt fs:r the work; and a premium of XS
. tu tee Artist wits.ae plau :,;:tILo.I the second best, under
6-.11..
Ai.y further Nrtictilars may be known by applying to the
Secrc.ari
• Th.• peurd plait may ha citlit r square, octagonal, or circus
far, n • excte.li;:g :lie square •-o• diameter of 14 feet.
r; e I.:•ivri ;tett to pay their subscriptions, as soon as
I e:lnirrrs; a;:d it is hoped that those who
• iatetol s::1: :o 6.II,KLIPor, will sei.d in their 113111 CS

PaRLI.I.;IENTAR7 PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE. OF LOtU)S, FEBRUARY 10.

The LORD CHANCELLOR intimated that Monday being
the last day of Tenn he could tint attend the House in time to
Fear Causes, the heating of which was therefore postponed till
Wednesday.
Mr. 11.sse, from the Bank of England, presented the Annual
Account of the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National
rebt, which was ordered to lie on the table.
The Earl of EGREMONT presented a 1111 for allowing lu•
cumbents to exchange Glebes anal Parsonage Plouss, which was
read a time, anal ordered tat be printed.
Lord V.'-.Wtigliam's Annuity Bill was, on the motion of the
1.012 D CHANCELLOR, r, al a first time.
Chi the iont;on of the Eltrl of LAUDERDALE an Account
wan cad. red of the Duties am imports, excepting Corn and Grain.
Lord,laii, ten'.: the opportunity of stating, that there was no
iu:rntiln of moving, this Sessiun, for the revival of the Corn
CointnitLe.

On tic motion of the Earl of DARNLEY some Accounts
were ordered uspectinj Corn imported.

CONSEQUENCE OV A !MTN r COII7IIT ?.;ARTIAL.

The Ea:l el EGRENIONT felt it incumbent
upon him to call C-eir Lordships' rittentiln generally
to a circutmtance or a very extraordinary and inte-
;llg nature, which, at least according trr rumour,
►Cc ;y to k place, and rather in the hope, that stun:
tither N. .ole Lord, inure competent than himself, may
be induced to come forward. lie did not then mean
to trouble their Lordships with any motion on the
subject ; but he must express his opinion, that some
s.rectual measure should be adopted to prevent the
ejects which so illegal and so pernicious a proceed-
ing as that to which he alluded, must have on the
aa:lniiiisuation of ju:.tiee. It was of the highest im-
portance that Officers sho.uld be protected in that
.which was raerely.a discharge of their duties; and,
it ever a ca.e existed which called far examination, it
vas such a on as he ref-err:id to, in which the ex-
Ample rn.ry 1.. e productive of the most serious con-
Ezquences. What he then said was merely for flit.
coi.sijeratiou of his Majesty's Ministers, whose duty
.be cone:l.:ea it to be to take effectual measures to
prevent the injurious efferns of such very improper
conduct.

V:r.enant NELVILLE felt it necessary, in con-
tirrin::;,ce of :-.llat mi. from the Noble E:trl on the
ct►:.r si,ir, wit/ to observe; that the ease adverted
to had not escaped the attention of his ikl...:jesty's
Government, and that measures would be atioptcd
'which would tend to prevent the recurrence of simi-
lar circatustanc;:s. _

Their LordLip3 then adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE ON CONINTuN3. .

A statement of the Accounts of the West India Commissioners
was presented, and ordered to he on the table.
An Aczeunt of the produce ef the Duties on Class, Tinv!ier.
Wale, &c. imported into it eiand ; an Account's/ the number of
Prisoners for Debt confined in the King's Bench Prison, on the
10th of July last, and other periods; and an Account of the
Sums received and expended by the Conintissioners for reducing
the National Debrovere presented and ordered to lie on the table.
Sir S. ROMILLY gave notice' that be should, on Tuesday
near, move for lave to bring in all.ll to render Freehold Estates
liable to Simple Contract Debts.
. The Leaned Gentleman then moved for an Account of the
member of Persons tried for Crimea and Offences at the Old
Bailey and the other Sessions in London and Middlesex, in the
years Isis and 1814; also of the number of Persona tried In
those years for stealing privately from the person, and of those
tried for stealing privately in a dwelling-house.
. Petitions against the renewal of the Property Tax were pre-
mitt d from Exeter, Hull, Carmarthen (County), Worcester-
shire,. Ashburton. Stockton, Sheffield, St. Luke's St. Mary-
le-Low, St. Matthew, Bethital-green, Mahon, Abiogdon, and
Other places.
•Mr. LYGON presented a Petition from the Lanell.olders of
Worcestershire, praying the !louse would take the Curti Laws
into considera•ion.
Lord YARktIOUTI-1 presented a Petition from the Linen
Bleachers and Drapers of the North of Ireland, complaining of
the Duties on Bleaching Materials, and praying for relief.
It was ordered, that the House, on its rising, should adjourn
to. Monday.
Mr. Hart also N presented an Account of the Returns made to
the Commlasioners M West India Revenue, specifying the Island.
Or Colonies from which they were made.
Mr. BENNET gave notice that he should. on Wednesday
next move for leave to bring in a Bill to abolish Gaol Fees.
dr. YANSITTART presented from the Prince Regent Me-
morials presented from some of his Majesty's subjects, complain-
ing of insufficient protection afforded to the trade at sea.
Mr.CROK ER presented a Letter from Commissioner Hell, at
Qui.bee, relative to cite sale of the Psyche and Prompt frigate..
the year
moved for an Account of the Revenue for
• the year ending sth of January, 1815 t also of Abe Customs for
Ilse 6344 period.

BLZACIIIIIO POWDER.
111 r. paiLAY present, d a Petition from Charles
Tennant and Co. Manufacturers of Osymutiat of
Lime (cornmcnly called Bleaching Powdcr) at Glas-
gow, cemlPW:ling of the want of those advantages
arising from the drawback on salt, which the mann-
frieturns of other bleaching materials possessed. Mr.
rifflay moved, That on Wednesday next, so much
of the Salt Duty Acts as referred to the drawback on
Ott employed in bleaching ahould bp referred to a
CGorriricpe of the whole douse. He stated, it was

his intention at that thise' in propose a measure for
the relief of those Gentlemen.
Mr. LUSHINGTON opposed the measure on the
ground. that as the whole of the subject had been
referred to a Select Committee, a Bill to relieve
Messrs. Tennant and other manufacturers in their si-
tuation would be premature, till the Select Commit-
tee had reported.
Mr. HORNER thought the injustice that had
been done to these original and undisputed inventors
of the oxymuriat of lime, the superiority of which to
other bleaching materials bad been acknowledged,
and which was universally used in Lancashire, Scot-
land, and Ireland, was so great, that it should be re-
medied without delay. In Ireland, any person might
manufacture the oxymuriat of lime in that kingdom
to supply the manufactures, duty free, while the
original inventors could nut import it without paying
duty.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT thought, that Lame the
Hoti.ie proceeded to legislate cn the subject before
theta, the Statute-book should be cleared of the laws
respecting which were acknowledged to be improper,
and contrary to the Act of Union.
Mr. ROBINSON s rid that there had been dis-
putes respecting the invention, so that it would be
improper to proceed to legislate on the ground that
Messrs. Tennant were the undisputed inventors of
this bleaching powder.
Mr. FINLAY said, that Messrs. Tennant and
Co kid been applying for relief for twelve years,
and it was well known to how great a length the dis-
cos-.:,,ns of Select Committees were protracted.
Tile CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
opposed the motion, on the ground that it was the
Select Committee alone who could thoroughly inves-
tigate the subject.
Mr. PONSONBY thought the Committee of the
wb la House would not anted:re with the Select
Committee.