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SALE BY AUCTION..

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1110111214 144 yeti Valuable Lordship saiiiirpe of •
ARMS /ESTATE. ••• • ,• -
samrminie avow
Srit I'lledßAVO ACRES Olr VALUABLE PRKEHOLD
LAID;
*nata In dm several Hamlets of Coed, Frank, Duffrin, *Mack
' Illaenhoundao, Ynissiston4 in the Paridt of emission, •

and County of Glamorgan ;
-With the extensive OAK WOODS of One NAVAL TIMBRR.
Working COLLIRRIES, IRON and COPPER WORKS,
WHARFS. SHIPPING PLACES oa the Navigable River
MCAT H, of the valuers( nem TEN THOUSAND POUNDS
a Year.
TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION,
ONE THIRD PART of this very valoable PRO-
PERTY, at`Garraway's Ceffee-Noose, London, In the Ant
week in May neat, unless an acceptable offer is made by Private
Contract, of which previous notice will be given.
For Particulars apply to Mr. Fox, Solicitor, Ikaminster, Dor-
setsbire ; M. Viickens, Solicitor. Montagu-street, Russell-square,
London; Adam Murray, Surveyor. Land Agent, and Auctioneer,
61, St. Martin's-lane. Loudon. Mr. A. Clayton, Cadoatoa, near
Neath, willshow the Mstates to intending Purchasers.

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FRENCH PAPKII§.
• 14a.
PROW THR GAZITTE OR IRARtiti'WARCH 18. .
PAK'S, 111micm 17.
Letters from Gibraltar, of the 16th of February, say
that a teport was in circulation there, that orders had
been giveirto the Portuguese tetugees to quit Watt place,
in the time of eight days.
The merchants of Cadiz intend to erect anequesurian
statue it) hom•ur of King Ferdinand VII. as a tettimany
of their gratitude for the favour which hib Majesty has
just granted to that city. This statue will be erected
in the centre of ,the. squat. ei S.. Antony, the finest in

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Cadiz.
PORT MAHON, Fn. e6.—From a Pr[oats Lauer.)
Deplorable affrays have taken place in this port Ilea
Meth the sailors of the American frikite the Java End
the *sailnts .of the Fiench corvette. Purnana and the
brag F.aune.
- ot. the eve- i.ig ;.1 the 15th M. Masonic!, nt4dslipatan
of t. e Fauna,. was cruelly assassinated at the gated of
the wan by. same Alamein minors. Tht guilty ate in
'the hands if justice: The lot
.bentihrs bad•beeu paid
to M. Mesnat J. The_otb.ers of tie garrisoct• those .ol
.ht ship at Anchor and In the port. and a Peat nom%
,ber of the inhabitant; of Mahon. Attcaded his fenefal.

111014 THE JOUKhAL DU CONtatacs, Al at 17.
• PARIS, Assaf IC
We have a letter trims Alexandria, of the .51st of Jan.
obich sa,s lilac a f irmal order of the Viceroy of Egypt
has been sent to the theek insurgents, either to leave
the island of Candia, or submit. uthenvise some thou-
sand soldiers would be sent to compel them.

7110111 THS ,MUSAGIR Dis CHAMIIIDS. MARCH 17.

FRONTIERS OF SERVIA,

The late advantages gaii:eJ by the Russians, ripe.
ci illy the taking of Tournoul, haire greyly exasperated
the Turkish General}. Ibrahim 114 t hi, •ho commanded
in this latter j)lace, and the Ayan ot• Tour noul, have
done very Well not to take advantage of the capitula-
tion'tor themselves, but to remain with Count Langeton.
to • hum they surtenJeted.
They would certainly have bees!' bsltesded as_aoon a,
they leached. Nicopolis. It is known that•this has been'
the fate• of three A) ans who went t 1 that town to carry
to Tchapatt04lutt the capitolat on of Toornoul. This
General has openly Accused Pactis of t:esson
and cowardice. The litter is treated with great Atten•
tion by Count. Langer ,n.
'Funnels Fuss.—Pius, Mann 17.—Five per Cents 107 f. SCIC
454 50e.—Three per Cents. 771. 99e. 95c. 19.2.—11ank *wk.
I,9lsl:—Naphi *bek, std. use.—Rup I Spanish Loin, 1110..;
, 119.1isn Loan. 522 —Exchange on Loodou. age Inentp,..llsL 55e.
—Thee months, Va. Wk.—Coon ihuhentigue., • • . • •
IMPERIAL raItLIAM ENT.

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HOUSE OF LORDS..Miottmi 19.
• A Person presented sundry Papers from the Office d the' Chief
S.u.tary fur Ireland.
The Army Nluriny Bill was mid a third time and passed.
Lord LORTON presented Petitions against granting farther
conceasion. to the Roman Catholics front the Corporation of
Brewers, Dublin; front Bray, Outshine, Ilacketatown, and two
other pared:as in Wicklow ; item two parishes its Donejid; front a
parish ig Londonderry; from Lugs t, Dtmuughtstorel Newry; and
from St. George's parish, In the city of Dublin...A/11k* to lie
on the table.

OICNNAAL PLTITIOZ OP TNN TROTIIITAN4zOI
IRZLAt*D.- •

The Duke ..f CUMBERLAND rose and said—My
I...)rds, I have now the honour to present to your Lord-
Iships the general Petltion of the Protestants of Ireland,
(praying that your Lordships will not grant anyfturtber
Csncessions to the Roman Catholics; and I believe, my
Lords, that there never was a petition presented to
rkber Hi use of Parliament more numerously signed
than that which I have the honour to present, contain-
ing no less than one hundred and silty thousand signa-
tures. Amongst them 'a ill be found a considerable
number of Irish Peers, thitty-severi of whom are resi-
Joint in that country, besides a great proportion of the
resident Magistrates and yeomen, all of them loyal and
honest Protestants. lutist, my Lords, I shall nothem,
nn the present occasion, what has often been stated in
your L sdships House, mpecially when petitimis ha‘e,
been presented of a nature smiler to that which I now'
pre.ent, that the loner classes of the country are not
capable of forming an opinion upon .the question. My
Lords, I will venture to say that there is nu country in
Europe where the middle and lower classes of the com-
munity are wore enlightened and more religious than
the Protestants of the United Kingdom. Would to GOD
that those petitioners had a more able advoceteof their,
cause than the individual who now add:isles your'
Lordships! I am nos vain enough to suppose that any
thing which may fall from me can induce your Lord-