Star.
London, England, 1801-03-14 00:00:00

THE PROPITIOUS OPPORTUI4II V !

SPOPE folicits particular attention to the
• prcfent molt favourable Opportunity fur a Lotter rAd-
venture. By Two o'Cl•ek of This Day, about tsopeo NUM•
brrs 4111 be Drawn, with only Two of the PILIIKS, namely,
a 3opoot and a spool and confequeutly hat 410 Tickrtv,
wk/f ALI. THE. COLOSSAL!. PRIZES remaining in the
Wheel ; oho, then, on an pendia] fn important, fa eventful,
e..n, • r ougl t ta;eraiti frau purehalirg T ickett or Marra, and
efpeetally at the Price has not rifen Twenty Shlllinpperl icket
rune the commencement of the Drawing t

S. Port n.prats, to imprefs an the minds of Holders of
Tickets and shares, the expediency of carefully examining
them every day, that in cafc of (mall Prises, they mad bave
them exchanged for 'indrawn Nnnibcrs, or purchafe others in
cafe of Blanks, at this unprecedented, propitious, ftage of the
Lottery.
S. Port continues felling Legal Adventures, canfifting of
Whole Tickets, and Stamp' Sham, at his " Fortunate Of.
ficL " No. la, Center dig Royal Exchange, Lacing the Bank
stt Of-
fice,"

The following FREEHOI'.O PREMISES, in Three Lots,
febjed to fuch Conditions as Mall be produced at the time oC
Salt ; I.ntl.
A. VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD
ESTATE., advancer:Gully tituatc In the parilics of Lin-
garrets and M-eld Newton, in the county of Hcrrfs:d, four
miles from laimmteith, fur from Rofs, fourtm Irani Here-
ford, and nearly contiguous to the Turnpike-road from Moti-
mouth to Hertford; compelling
TREM'OItOAN MANOR FARM,
With the Royalties and Appernmances, and 643 A. 3 R. an?.
ftatute mvafure (bo the lame more or leis) of 'eery good Mm-
dow, Failure, Arabic, and Coppice Wocd Land, UTI4 .art into
soneenicut Inelnfares, and lying mecedingly compa2, 213 eat',
afcents, vein watered, and within a ring team, with a fubltai.
nal rams-honk. and prow Mites, $2lllll, Sinbliog, keen-
batiks, and fait able Out-builJings; the Rmtal s 251. par annum.
The Farm, containing !so 2tt54 P. Statute meafure,
the occupat'un ef Jaws Howells, under an agreement for wa•
years. from the ad of February 1794. determinable at the Option
of either Party. on giving notice at the end of the flrß to years,
at an cafy milt of cscl. per antiorm—tcs A. 26 P. Louth
=alum, of excellent Coppice Wood Land, are now in hand,
and the Stock mot gnawing is of connderebie VAIIM. The fut.
poled ?Alma( the Wood Land isabot.t tog!. pans:entre.
Lot 11. A et:y &limbic ES h, mon, picatantly natattd
within half a mile of the town ut Monmouth, on 'lx Woks ot
the River kluristow, called
POOL 140 M FARM.
Conlltirg of a fuldiantial Dwriling•hottfe, wit* row
venient (Sleet, and about thirty•teor Acros .ntal a ion of pion
evellent M. adow 1 And. and keen Acres and a hat of Cupping
Wood Land. The lheciling-houfe, with the Meadow Land, in
now in the isecupation of John George, as Tenant at eV, it
t'.c deer yearly rout el tocl—•The Coppice Wood Land is ow*
in Lind

--
Lot ILL A very capital MF_SSUAGE. TENEMENT. '
Dwa_uxu-tiousr, with a ler" and tr..ry
Mak-honk. cxcetlent Cellars, and War books. is a good
Stables, two Cardais walled in, and planted with choice trait
Trees. and all other neceffary Offices, dell/ably Grouted in tie
town Of Monmouth, and now in the occupation of Mr. Thu-
mu Calendar, as Tenanest will, at the low yearly rent of 601.
Theft Prep .f. s arc eniculatc.l fur the reception of i Large
nr V,7 the carry's,: on an cat-neve Boards in the
Malt or Liittor'lladc ; and the pr. fent Tenant rect lees cal 106
per annum fur acournmodatitg tie Judges and their Suite with
Lodging at th.: Afbres.
1 tic r e.Rire Ttnants will f!'cw the ['realigns ; and for fur.
thrr ruts: Ida,. appl7 re Mr. Williarns..'.ttomcy Mons
month; ur Gilbert jaws, Efg Salianat74quara, Lasko.

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ON Mr PORIDFRS OF MATFORDSIIIRL,
Michmimai r.nt.
To LE •.('1.1) )1Y AUCT:UN,
Ey A!r. RAINF,

T;•t.•-e':,y next, '' L• the Kin,', !lead, at
ir. I{,ilf,i.cbl‘ire, .1.0
In Nine 1.,t!.,
A CAPITAL R EF.,I LOLL) FARVii, very
ce. l.'y fhort dill from tb orik Rol 1,
I, sett Ho, Q2ctitio:., at MALI. NR.I). t.R1.l N,
v. Coe P.:rill of 'Mart:J.:l, hi the Comity of x, aii.ing
?., t WhOle ACTI., of gef.id Land, in Ili: occipation
Mr. J.trrus Piper,.:* tenant at will, who and bi. amity liavt
held th.. Line fur tn,,ry ~.ars at an old rtrt.
ThL F.ftate is equb;:t of visy imprownient,bc-
ir; furrounded by hard reads, and c.,fy diltance of
the Naviyation front l.,tratford to the river L,:a, near Ware,
syli:r.l.y the produzc tray be fold to tae advantaLe ; and
al.cs, chalk, uelim. form-int:re, calily attained.
To be viewed bylc.vr pi uf whom printed;larti-
esLr may be hid, on the :?th alit at the pltee of
f.ie; at the Saractit's iLad, Eppint.z; at the
r:- t, r. of the Cambridge and C:l;hm.ford Pap...E.• ;at the Rain-
iNw Curnhill ; Svmond'o Inn;
Mr.R land Surve:i.r. toarlimc-lfrect, Blountf-
ii
t, LonJoo, veli•rre a cornet plan may lie fern.

Tilts day was übitthed. p ice as C.
A LETTER to the Right Honourable LORD
Phssio..ata. of the BOARD of AGRI-
CUL rvar.
B) COI.. FULLATITON, of Fullarton, M.P. F.A.S.
Author of the A:;tiftiltural Report for the County of Ayr.
The fubjekt"t of the above Letter was propofed by the. ox an
of Acitieu xxo it e, in court:quo:cc of a Repifition from a Cunt-
mntee of the Hot se of Loops, to examine and report on the
belt means of convening Grafs Lands into Tillage, without
exhauftin^ the foil; uxn retumh:g the fame to Grab, in an
improvecßate.
Printed for J.I/.ltrett, nprofite Burlington-Houfe,
By whom olio will ipeedily be publiihed, by the Cone Author,
A TREATISE on Cie LEGISLATION of GRAI .1, and
other Artieies consul :tell with the Natinaa! Sublitlencr. on
which the Comforts and Proiperity of the People cifanially
depend.

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L'AMICO DEL PRINCIPIANTE, hvirg Twenty-eight
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del Principiznte.)

PARLIAM.ENTART PRCCZEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, MARCH 13.

Stveral private Bills und.amntthelnetßiputonpfthsHoufr,
and they, with thofe ott the TaLle, wen forwu-dt ti in their cc-
fpeEtive itages.
Earl Sr. VI NCZNT to:1 the oaths and his !lat. His Lord-
Alp was introduced between larl Sacncer and the Earl of Chat-
ham, with all thz dual ceremonies.

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DIVORCE.
The Order of the Day being read for taking
into confideration the Petition of Jane Campbell-,
praying for a divorce, e vinculo mairiniona, from her
hufband, Edward Addifon, Efq.
The LORD CHANCELLOR left the woolfack, and
obferved, that this Bill tens in many refpeas of the
utmoll magnitude. Their Lordlhips would there-
fore have a variety of matters ferioutly to confider
whilft they regarded this bill, they would have
Era to refleft upon the precedent. Now it hap-
pened, that this was the firfl of the kind introduced
an that Houfc fince the year t 700, as fat as pre-
cedent went it clearly appears that their Lordlhips
mat neceffitrily either have recourfe to what may
almoft be confidered as obfolete, and thereby, aster
the lapfe of a century, revive a precedent for futu-
rity, or give up the meafure altogether. In the
confidcration of the firfl, the advantales and dif-
advantages of permitting fuch a precedent to pre-
vail, was to be regarded. In the confideration of
the fccond, the hardflip of the race was fo flrong
an appeal to the equity and humanity of their
Lerdlh:ps, that without fomething like a direlic-
tion of both, they could not refill the due atten-
tion to that claim, which fo impel iotilly implored
their interference. The eiretimllince in the Kw
of England of a woman filing her huiband was
filch an event in the law, that too much circum-
fpcnion could not be applied, or ton mach caution
ufed in fanaioning it ; for a multitude of legal,
and other conveniencies attached to it, which re-
quired infinitely more difccrnment than their Lord-
might be aware of. and infinitely more case
in the determination, whatever that might be, than
at firft fight would appear to occur to their Lord-
fliips obfervation.—His arrlfhip then recited many
thofe inflances wherein fuel► citcumflances in
the fhape of almoft infurmcuntable difficulties ex-
Wed. They were principally thole nice and legal
cliftinction: which operate in the practice of the
Law in all cafes where the relative connections of
man and wife, parent and child, are mutually con-
ccrned.—On the other hand, his Lordfhip advert-
ed to the cafe itfelf of the Petitioner; and dwelling I,
on the particular hardihips thereof, and the rights
or marriage which were violated—with regard to ,1
her 0)10-sing, at the fame time, that if this Bill
were refufed, that refufal might operate as a pre-
cedent as dangerous in the other r, ctrcme ; for wo-
men might profecute their htifbands for cruelty
and the like ; but without pledging himfelf one
way or the other, he would in this Rage refer it
altogether to their Lordfilips serious and confide-
rate determination. . _

Lord Auc xLA ND then brought in the bill, which
was read a firl time. _

On the quellion for the fecond
Th:DukeOfCt.ezvsc. jttlttUOklr,place,
nas defirnus of 171akii'Z 1,173 e ;!;.•
Lill, %die!. his Royal by
I,roto Cirlxcri.i.na, that ly; the cuflomary
ttigt.t:c cf the 1-liat:;: in all Divorce one
fortrisl.t was allowc.l cr, intervene between the grit
and fecond reading of thch Bid% for th, ',import:
if affording opportunity to ail partici to attend,
:l.: the Cutinial or. !, A lid, s to pep:wed with
refp..s.tive cafe. ~ of their
Lorilliips. •
I ;•.:1 however, of

Inlowing accurately the tature and principles 'of
the catc,
The Loan CAS AN C L LOR read the Breviate there-
of, which was to the purport following, viz.

" That in the year 1788: Jane Campbell, of A .gylefhire,was
married toLdward Addibaa, of Loudon, Lfq. Merchant—that
they livid together as man and wife for fume years—that their
tranquillity W. 1% interrupted by repeated ads of adultery, cent-
mitted by Edward Addifon, the hufbaud, with another wo-
man, the wife of a Gctitkinan in London—shat an aftion upon
the cafe was brought for criminal converfation with that Plain-
:ilf's wife, and danincs to the amount of sOOOL were obtcin-
ed—that therefore lane Campbell, the Petitioner, fucd the laid
Edward Addifnn, tier hufband, in Scotland, for a divorce, and
divorce to.,k place accordingly between them, purfuant to the
laws of that country ; and now the Petitioner fought to he di-
vorced, s.: : marri,..enii, according to the law of England."
The Bill was then ordered to be read it fecond
time on Monday iOrtnight, and the nccelfary wit-
neffcs direded to attend.—Adjourned.