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PRESENT STATE OF FRANCE.
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PARLIAMENTARY HISTORY AND DEBATkS.
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nIBLIOTHECA BRITANNICA; or, a GENERAL
INDItI to the LITEILATORIC of GALAS BRITAIN and lanawn,
Ancient and Modern, with such foreign Works as have been
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AROMATIC SMUT OF VINEGAR.
rrHIS agreeable perfumed liquor (the original in.
veatko c Mr. E•y) witicii is of well-known efficacy in
relieving Unlaces and Hod ache, and In cofuireracting the ef-
fects of ovenisntsd, dose, or infected air, continues to be pre-
rand, in the vastest perfection, by Mews. THO 6. and WM.
11111fILY, Maselhetnrlng Cbensista, Msachester. It is said
is London, Idesionis wed rota. by Messrs. lunar Be
urw,
Perfumer% Cmebegiewrreee; and Retail, poke 9s. 9d. by on
Agmt or morelN every Owl* Tlywk ; but it casuset by ge-
nuine, isles der memo ef die Awe Preparers are engraved en
die Government eturritale is ffited over time cork of sash
boa. Preps Ds* ate sold by Bayley and Blew, as
usuaL—M above snoy, be had, authenticated by a similar
stanip, How's Caws, Mesessie, in bottles at is. !d. or
with ylaes 'topper% it 4.111.

By Permistion of the Hon. tie

of the Customs,

Duty free, to defray Salvage, &c. &c.
For the Benefit of the Underwriters.
On TnramAy, July
-AL 15, 1819, at Ten o'Clork in the Morning,
►IIIHE WRECK f the HULL of the Swedish Ship
WOHLFAHRT, L. TAYLOIL. late Master, as she now
lies in the Bason of Ramsgate Harbour; Fir-built, about 500
Taw Admeasurement; and is well worth the attention of Ship-
breakers and others.

Immediate), after, will be Sold in Lots, on the Premises of
Messrs. Goodwin, Curling, Friend, and Co. all her Spars, Ca-
bk., Sails, Standing and Running Rigging, Boats, Provisions,
and other Stores, as per Catalogue.
May be viewed the day previous to, and on the morning of
the day of Sale. Further Particulars may be had of Messrs.
Goodwin, Curling, Friend, and Co. Agenti for Lloyd's, at
Ramsgate and Deal; at No. 3, George-yard, Lombard-street,
London; or of I). FRIEND, Broker, Ramsgate.

At the Custoin.house, EASTBOURNE, on N/ ONDAY, July
19, at F.leuen o'clock hi the Forenoon,
HE UNDER-MENTIONED GOODS,
VIT.
• About 1580 Gallons Geneva, wader ma,
se 1 Ditto, ditto, over proof.
• 123 Ditto, Brandy, proof.
104 lbs. Black Tea.
32 lbs. Green Tea.

27511 Yards Paper Hanging.
The above Goods will t.ot be sold for less than the Import
Duties, and may be inspected the Day preceding, and on the
Morning of the Day of Sale.
Also the Broken Pieces of the Hulls and Materials of two
open Boats.—A Deposit of 525 per Cent. will be required.

SURREY.

The OTTERSHAW, and other Valuable FREEHOLD ES-
TATES, near CRERTSEY, Land-tax redeemed,
With the option of purchasing the Vendors Interest in the Tithes.
The whole upwards of
ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES.
With an elegant 'Mansion and Offices.
Park stocked with Deer, Sheets of Water, Lodges, the Manor of
Strangers, TwO Water Corn-Mills, Bic.
The present annual value about TWO THOUSAND FIVE
11 UNDR ED POUNDS, capable of considerable improvement.
By Mr. RAINY,
At the Auction Mart,opposite the Bank of England, on Taits-
DA Y, July 15th, at Twelve o'Clock, in Twenty-three Lots,
AN Important FREEHOLD PROPERTY, com-
prising the admired and eingulariy desirable ESTATE o`
O'rrERSHAW, three milearon -Chertsey, in the neighbour-
hood of Oatlabris and the Rivet Thames, and distant from Hyde
Park Corner only about se miles.
The Mansion, an elegant uniform structure, in the Italian
style, erected in a remarkably substantial manner, is seated on a
commanding and elevated spot in the Park; and from which the
views that are embraced are extensive, varied, and highly pic-
ttirese, and on the home domain f 672 Acres are blended
Hill, Dale, Wood, and Water. Considerable improvements have
been recently made bathe Residence,- by attaching wit a superb
Conservatory, Green-house, and Viranda. The internal arrange-
ment of the Apartments, of which there are four spacious and
lofty principal ones on the Ent: arse Floor, is calculated to ac-
commodate a Family of the highest respectability, and to which
the Offices are in every respect accordant. Properly secluded is
Stabling for 16 horses, and four Coarts-houses, and a range of
convenient Buildings for agricultural purposes. Tli• Gardens
contain Hot-houses, Peach-houses, Finery, and Suceeesion-house.
The noble Woods Ind Plantations affordlnedient eponym tor,
fame, with which the Estate aliounds; and the shins of Water'
tone upwards of four Acres), are plentifully stocked with Fish.
In the vicinity are Scotcher's Farm, the Manor Farm at Stan.
nen Hill, with the Manor of Stanyers, otherwise Scanners, its
quit-rem, Fines, ar.d 'Heriots ; several other tapitsl Farms,
t*o Water Corn-Mills, called Emmett. and Durnford Mills,
and about Twenty-five Acres of rich Meadow Land in Cherney
Mead. The Mansion and Park are in hand, of which early
possession will be given. The several Farms, and the Mills, are
occupied by most respectable and responsible Tenants, chiefly an
Leases, and et Rents that will bear considerable Improvement,
as those Leases expire.
Tickets, for viewing the Mansion and Park, may be had on
application to Mr. Rainy, No. 29, Conduit-street, Hanover-
square ; and of whom Printed Particulars, with Plans annexed,
may also be had, 21 days previous to the Sale • likewise of
Messrs. Dunn and Crosland, Solicitors, Old Broad-;treet ; of the
Tenants (by whose permission the Farms may be seen); of
Messrs. Clark and Grazebrook, Solicitors, Chertsey ; at thdlollll
there, and at Weybridge, Chobham, Bantu*, Guildford, &eines,
Egham, Windsor, Esher, Kingston, and Hounslow ; at the Auc-
tion Mart; and at the Lodges og Ottersbaw Park.
SUGAR PLANTATIONS, BT. HITT'S.
' By Messrs. MUNN and CURTIS,
On the Ist day of February, 1820, at Twelve o'Clock, at the
Auction Mart, London,
TWO highly-valuable SUGAR PLANTATIONS,
desirably situate in the Parish of &.Paul, in the Island of St.
Christopher, known by the names of Mount Pleasant and White
Gate &fates, late the property of Joseris Easeues, Es
ceased ; consisting together of FOUR HUNpRED ACRES,
250 of which are very fine Cane Land, with a Windmill, Sugar
Works, and all necessary buildings, in good repair; Two Hun-
dred and Forty-eight Negroes, about Fifty head of Cattle, and
nearly Twenty Mules and Horses. This important Property
offers many advantages seldom united. The whole is well sup-
plied with spring water, and the Shipping Bay is near and con-
venient.
Detailed Particulars may be had by application to Messrs.
Munn and Cords, of Walbrook, near the Royal Exchange, where
also, any offers for purchase by Private Contract will be received.
DL STEEISTOPODELDOC is esteemed supe-
rior to all other external applications fer the cure of
drains, Braises, Rheumatism, Cramps, Numbness • and for the,
Ural* its a paralytic state. Counterfeits of this admirable Remedy
eassald ha almost eery town and street, and often by persons who
would not be suspected of an attempt to defraud their customers.'
Purchasers are therefore informed, that unless the name " F.
Nnwaser ' be engraved in the Swaps the Opodeldos is not ge-
nigne,..—Prepared and sold by F. Newbery and Sons, at the
Original Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, price is. 9d. a
bottle ; but as many persons mistake the house observe that it is
the third from Cheepside, the Number 45. Sold aloe by J. San-
ger, 150, Oxford-street ' • Hawkins, Bond-street ; Tan, Middle-
row, Holborn; Stradlitsg, Royal-Exchange; and Harris, Lud-
gate-street.

BY MS MAJESTY'S KOYAL LETTERS PATENT.
LEASE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly fatuous
for coring, in all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE.
One small Pill is a time, aid die taking of one Box, in a recent
are, will soon convince the pedant of the certaintyof his speedy
recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more safe, or more
convenient than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go jour
otos or to Ma, ask needs no conlioement nor restrain of diet;
and sixty yens experience (in an extensive practice) has proved
that it will effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and all other
methods avail sodium. .For the Scurvy and other Chronical
Disorders. this Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of
40,000 pumas of beck sexes have been radically cured of the
above austdisordert, within the last eight years. Prepared and
told by the Sole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR and SON, Members
of the Royal Collep of Surgeons, at their Home, No. 9. New
Bridge-et:set, in jotai of only Ss. 9d. sack, duty included.—
N.B. Two back doors, and Lights in the Passages at night.—
They orb also sold by their apimmt, with copious diroctiona
at the Toy Six% 1413, Oxfor; Mr. Disboroogit's, No. 7,
Nelseemetadß, ma* epode. the Monoment ; and by one
Person io every mesklerthels Town in Great Britain and Ireland
Advice grads to persona taking the alms, er ether of the Pro
prtswes Medicines.

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HOUSE OP
No judicial business was transacted
After Prayers were read,
took place for some time.—On

Liird Chief Justice Atmore
table, laid thereon a Writ of

Bencit, for the definitive trial

The Irish Fisheries Regulation, .. ....... Allowance, the
Silk Manufactories, Irish Treasury Bills, Exchequer Ms Bills,
Scots Countervailing Duties, Appropriation, and a few other
Bills, were brought up from the Commons by Mr. Become,
Sir 3/111112 GILMAN, and other Members, and severally read the
first time.

Mr. HAW( presented at the Bar the second Report from the
Commissioners of Public Records.
A Report was aim presented from the Commissioners of In-
spiky into Charitable Foundations for the Education of the Poor.
The Earl of LIMERICK presented a Petition against the
Irish Church Rates Mil, from the City of Limerick.
The Earl of CLARE presented a Petition from certain OM-
cers of the Irish Court of Chancery, against the Irish Chan-
cery Bills
Earl BATEIVRST presented a number of Mini Duos-
n—nta respecting the state and improvement of the Negro po-
pulation in the West Indies, Registries of the mune,lke.
The Noble Secretary of State observed, he did not intend to
move the printing of those documents, but any Noble Lord
might move to that effect if he thought proper. And, after a
few words across the table, from Lord flott.mon the Noble Earl
added, that similar Papers were laid before the other *use,
where, in all probability, they would to printed.
The Earl of ROSSLYN, in the absence of a Noble Friend
(the Earl of Lauderdale), and by his desire, moved to postpone
his two intended motions of that evening, viz. that for an Addi-
tion: Standing Order, and the motion respecting the Publicans*
Licences Bill, until Wednesday.

POOR'S bIISAPPLICATION SILL.

The Marquis of LANSDOWNE, pursuant to his
notice, brought forward his Motion against this
measure. He took a general view of the leading
provisions of the Bill, and of which he expressed his
,strong disapprobation. He chiefly censured its prin-
ciple, as tending to weaken the moral ties and social
affections between child and parent—a principle,
upon which, perhaps beyond any other, be regarded
the *oral ties and happiness of social life to depend,
which formed principally the foundation of virtue
and patriotic feeling among the lower classes of the
people in this, and he believed in most other coun-
tries. He concluded by moving that the Bill be read
the second time on that day three months.
The Earl of HARROWBY thought the Noble
Marquis too indiscriminate in his censure of the mea-
sure. He did not apprehend that subversion of mo-
ral ties and affections in the children were not pro-
posed to be taken away from their parents for the
purpose of separate education, until after an age
when those ties would be sufficiently interwoven ;

and at least he thought they should not drop the
proposed remedy until some other for so salutary it
purpose and free from its defects were substituted.
The Eati of LIVERPOOL siipported mangy=
liable
objectiom of the able Marquis against the
He also thought it objectionable on the score of ecoh.
nomy, as its adoption would be attended with con&
der.ible expense in the first instance, while all its
promises of economical effect were entirely prospec-
tive—an objection to which he could not help ob-
serving the tar greater part of the expedients which
were submitted 'to him for adoption were point-
edly liable.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE shortly explained, as
did the LORD PRESIDENT, when, after a few words
from the Earl of DARNLEY, the question was put,
and the Bill accordingly rejected.
INSOLVENT DEBTORS BILL.

Their Lordships entered upon the recomthitment
of this Bill, and the Earl of SHAFTESBURY having
taken the Chair, a discussion of considerable length
ensued, in which Lord REDESDALZ, Lord HOLLAND,
Lord AUCKLAND, and the LORD CHANCELLOR, were

The principal speakers.
,Lord-REDESDALE addressed the Committee at
some length, and stated a variety of objections, to
which he thought the present measure liable, to ob-
viate which the Noble and Learned Lord, in the
course of the discussion, moved a variety of Amend-
ments, which were generally agreed to by the
Committee.
Lord HOLLAND, in the course of the references

made to the present Act, and its origin, observed,
that it could fairly be regarded but as an experimen-
tal measure, in respect to which the unfavourable
circumstances of the times contributes in no small
degree to its want of success.
The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, that the
present Bill went to give more power than the twelve
Judges of England possessed ; and he indicated his
intended moving as an amendment, that the Corn-
missionerships should be filled by Banisters of twelve
years standing instead of six, as proposed by the Bill.
The Clauses. to which several further Amendments
were made being gone through :
The LORD CHANCELLOR, in answer to a re-
mark made by one of their Lordships, stated, as he
had done on a recent occasion, the impracticability,
from the great pressure of judicial business which
remained near the close of the Session, of his being
able to devote himself to the further consideration
of this measure. He thought the subject would be
further and more advantageously taken up in the
next Session ; and in the interval, he thought a short
Bill may be passed for continuing the measure until
three months after the next meeting of Parliament,
and the chance taken for its passing the other House
of Parliament.
The House resuming, ti e Report of the Amend-
ments were made, when the Bill was ordered for a
further consideration on Wednesday.
• BARNSTAPLE ELECTION BILL.
Their Lordships then proceeded on the further
consideration of this Bill, when the three witnesses
who *ere ordered to attend on the last sitting, viz.
Neale, Edwards, and Harris, together with Mr.
Charles Lee, Attorney, at Barnsta were brought
up to the Bar.
The Shortohand Writer's nixes of what those wit-
nesses had stated in evidence, were then called for,
with a view to' their being again read, previous to

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