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London, England, 1829-03-24 00:00:00

TUESDAY :EVENING, 'MARCH 24, 1829.

• SALE 'BY AUCTION.

COPSE HILL
WIMBLEDON—SURREY.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
Land Tax 'Redeemed;
CAPITAL SPACIOUS FAMILY MANSION,

StAINIFULLT •
plOAlt, -
With all requisite attached and detached Oeicee,
COACH HOUSE, STABLES FOB TWELVE HORSES,
Extensive Kitchen Gsrden, Cnovervatory, Oren House, Melon
Ground, Ice House, ace.

AND OFWAItOII Of •
. . TWO. HUNDI(KD AND FIFTY ACRES
Ot •fifeadow, Arable, mud Wood Land, ornamented by Sheets of
• • Watgr.
TO HE SOW BY AUCTION,
By, Mr. JOHN ROBINS,
' (Of Wprwkk House, Regent-street)
At Gangway% Coffee House, 'Change-alkODeenhill,
On Tneasamr, the 14th of May, 1829, ai Twelve &Clock,
N- ON E • LOT. •
A VALUABLE and VERY DESIRABLPFREE-
HOLD ESTATE.. Land Tax redeemed, . 8 •
• COMPILISING
A sullstantill BIfICK BUILT MANSION, ads pint for' its*
anommodatien of a Noblengsn or Family of Distillationi with
suites Of handsome and well proportioned Apartments, beauti.
inniOnmbsg 'the *kith and
Vittinillat4iter A Cttistir P etwowers, tiekly.ornamentvd with
stately Thrtar, Tulip and Cedar Trees asioluisite beauty, on 1.
Gee commanding Eminenee..embracing4ttensive and highly 'Med
and interesting Views over a fine, fertile, diversified Country,
hnturiantly Timbered, Including Coombe Wood, Hampton Court,
and-Epsom Dawns.

THE HOUSE
leapproacked by a Carriage Drive of considerable extent. through
Plantation. of thriving Evergreens, Shrubs, &c. with a Carriage
Sweep in froot,the entrance under a Colonade, to a capital lofty
▪ Lobby and dell to the West, or principal Prom; an Anti
&sem, leading to a capital lofty Drawing Room, and a Boudoir
adjoining; these Rooms are all correspondently and tastefully fitted
up; a capitol lofty Dining Parlour. walls. Stuccoed and Painted,
this Ceiling ornamented • with Historic Paintings; Servant',
Waigeg Room ; Closet and Water Closet; Lobby, with fire proof
Oesetstiervants and Butler's Room. The South Front is encom-
passed with si Veranda and Conservatories'at each end.
On the West Front an Anti Room, with bowed cud, lead-
ing to a capital Library ; both Rooms fitted up alter, and Castles
▪ Dressinuttooni beyond. A commodious principal. llibt.l
Sustrease to the first figor, with jnahogauy band rail, coved ceiling.
An Entrance Mims and Lobby, leading to a capital principal Efed
Chinsbein•with two Dressing Rooms attached on the South Front;
Witter and HentsemaliEs Closets, two other Bed Chambers abd
Dressing Roam, Closet, &c. A bowed Bed Chamber on the Wtst
Front, insl Dressing Room adjoining; School Roost with bowed
end Anti Room; and passage leading to a capital Niirsery, Wkh
coved relling,-Governesi's'Sleeplng Room adjoining; a secondary
Bed Chamber ill the Rooms papered and neatly fitted up. ..A
Piing,. and another Water, Closet. Ova ;hi liSces.. !ha Cham.
berg, mad Dandier* for Servants. In die 4zdcs our (our Sleim-
ing Rooms and Lumber Room, 'two secondalf &stresses. •
The Domestic Ogees are excluded from tlii-body of the
.ion, very complete, arranged, and Butted to the &talil .
mein, with arched and other 'Pillaring; Yard, and Out 011fiteng
witb *good supply of eseelkat Water. •
Detached, add secludid.front the Mansion Laundry and ads 1
House, With Drying Graund.at the back ; Coach House.; Stables
for Twelve lineses, with ithlei Remits, Lefts, fee. Poultry. Yard
and Housed; Bury °catty fitted up; Scullery ; Farm Yards, and
all requisite sOldinge, &c. Capital Kitchen Gardens well Socked
and Cropped, and planted with Standard and E.palier Trees ;
Greeit Home and Melon Ground, Tool House, Sheds, So.
' The Estatetentains upwards of
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY.DNK ACRES OF
MEADOW, ARA BLE, AND WOOD LAND.
Presenting i beautiful Patklikr appearance, with Sheets of Water,,
extensive fine dry inertia • Walks, Rustic Ice House, and a fine
Spring of Water, all.within a Ring Fence (ettept onevniall field),
bounded by the Rands from Wimbledon to Kingston, and (tom
thence to Merton.

To hr viewed by Tich•ta only. Particulate may be Ind on the'
Premises; at the Rose and Crown, Wimbledon ; Ca.cle and Talbot,
Itichmobd ; Griffin, ,timpton ; Toy, HaMpton Court; at Gana-
way's, and of.lllr. Roams, No. 170, Itegenvotreet.

FRENCE-16PE.R.
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7110h1 TUC MESSAORR ORR CHAMARES, MARCH 21.

£XTI&ACTS FROM THE GERMAN JOURNALL,.
Letters-trom Vienna, of the 12th of March, say that
a report had suddenly been spread, that the Ambassa-
dors of France and England had received, from their
respective Courts, orders to leave Naples and repair to
Coostaintinaple. Nobody. can tell whencethia news cam-,
or on what it is founded ; but it is certain that. it ha.
aaioed so inuch credit as to cause a the- in the funds,
:sebich, bow ever, might beattributed a ith•more reason
10 it .reduction, of the siiscoont *to 4 per cent. which was
stobe taken into consideration the following day in a
seismal assembly of the Bank Proprietors.
• His Majesty the Coperpr, by air autograph letter, has
Conferred on C Joliet Count Dandolo the conk of Gene,
ral of the Austrian Navy. . . . .. ...
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Letters from Navas in • f the 13th February...hue been _
receive!, which, announcing the departure ot General
loition, which at that time was suppospd to be certain,
with only part ot the French troops, saysohat a number
of French officers and subalterns will remain -in the
Norco to form and instruct- the .Greek troops; hot
whatever advantages may be Offered *diem' in Greece,
those officers are very unwilling to iepounces even for a
tinw, the rervise of their own country.. They have•
agreed to it only on conditions that they should retain
their rank and seniorfry in the French army.
411,bequent accounts contradict thejaparture of Geo.
Matson, lately appointed Marshal of France. So high a
rank is not suitanle to the command of so small a divi.
sine ot 5,000 or 6,000 men, which remain in the Morea
under the command of Geeeral Diitieu. Hence it is
inferred, that the French Ministry has entirely changed
its first plan, and that in the beginning of spring fresh
transports will leave Toulon, to convey to the Motel
an army twice as numerous as that which went there
last year.
..
It is confirmed from all quarters, that Demetrius !psi-
lanti had made very rapid progress in Thessaly.
In consequence of the occupation of the town of Von-.
Masa by General Church, a communicatien w 45 opened
beteeea the Golf ot Ansbracia and the-island of Saiore,?'
at the tame the Seraskier Redschid was illitnp in Jaisiiillsi
where the Mussulmans and Albanians :had 'revolted,
against him, because be had esecutedAineel Bey. i
The course of triumphs of the Greek Vrirtles in Wig,
country have been stopped by the .oidcirS'Aik'Clitresnt
Mallon to his troops nut to penetratE ititOptitd-liiiiic,
by the injunction of tfie President of Gr a dui ' 1
of the shies Powers, to cease sending troogit-the Wa 0
of Candle. The Archimkniftite Gazir basked-it-We ....
in hi. 70th year: bitloss is deeply felt lif his' Cairertry.;
nahlii
men. At the beginning of the last insnrrectionle •
tops.
at Vienna, where, by long and use's! lalicihri, he bilk:
amassed a tolerable fortune. We. are indebted-to him
tot au excelled Greek Dictionary, iii 37615. and he
inserted very interesting and scientific: irOciiiii in. the
Meratry of Vienna, of which he.was prioeipel. slants.
Scarcely had the Grerks formed the design of tlltirqeg
off the Ottoman yoke wheobe (pitted Vienna, wi
besitatiog a moment, aod returned to his owts Co
He was member of •tbe first-National Aincefslili!d.o
\ awe his conciliatory wit itfreqsantly mend
usida the cestlicts °Epsilons, . .

'IIIIPratIAL PARLIAIIIgNT.

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. HOUSE OF LORDS, MARcif 23.
The Royal Alston was given, by Conantbaton, to the two Mo-
tley Bilis, the Ezeitesper Bibs ill, and some private Bills. The
Coatadadooers were the Lord Chancellor, Lord 'Melville, and
Lord Shaftesbury.
Lord LORTON presented a number of and-Roman CathOlic
Petitions from radars peas of Ireland.
Mr. floonao. and (ohms from the Commons, brought up three
private Bills. Also a Message requestiog a Copy of the Evidence
taken before their Lordships in a divorce cause.
The LORD CHANCELLOR informed the Messenaen that
the House would amid an answer by their-own Messenger.
The- Bishop of BATH and WELLS resented a Petition from
the peaty of Cumberland diarist further Concessions to the Ro
. man Catholics. The Right Reverend Prelate stated, that he
bad a considerable number of . Petitions to present from the Urh-
der-Vraduates. of Cambridge against farther Concession, cud the
shellsid take the earliest opportunity of laying the same on the table.
Earl GREY said he had a Petieloo treat. the Mertbassts„
Bankers, and Inhabitants of Newcastle span Tyne, sighed by two
thdisand six hundred persons. It wee signed by. tour Milieus the
members of the Chamber of CtiminerCe t by the medical meet, and
the majority of %critters, as swill as tbfshvbeepets of that town:
T petitioners prayed for the removal of Catholic Disabilities.
• Motel ELDON presented a Petition from DUritens &Oast
i for r tonceasioiss.
•
-bird DURHAM saliltehad a counter-Petition to presentl
dgoed by peruses Composing the vreakh • arid intelligence of 'the
county of Durham. The petitions's, with Whom beWavtoncerried,
had scorned to resort to tbr omens employed by malty persons w
bad get up Petitions against. Molten Catholic Claims. Tracy were
all honourable and highly respectable person.. .
• The Marquis of LON DONE/ER ity gave nbtite that to mare
row he should a* some questions Of his Noble-Friend reaper:dog
a measure in the other House relating to the tares) Coals.
Lard KING adverted to the signing of Petitions, mad related a
story of rather a comical character. The Noble Lord said ibe had
heard that a boy lately went with Ms dog to a "la use in Kamer,
where a Protestant gentian lay for sigatattires, the boy putting the
pen between the dog's, paws, made laam 'sign Jobs Rover. The
Noble Lord had since seen the name of Juba Hover in one of the
Petitions presented' by" the. Noble Earl (Eldon). That WAS the
we in•witich Petitions were got op. • .
Lord ELDON said he simper:eel the Noble Lord's deg Wks &
rat :camber and that be 'ha oceasionad soak'. Mains among die
Noble loges friends--:Laughter).
. Lord FARNHAM presented a Petition from the Weavers •of
the Guild of the Missed Virgin Mary, in DeWitt ; also..Petitious
from the Protestants of Karnali, in the county of 'Wexfoid, Dowu,
Carlow, Monaghan, Wicklow, and Armagh.
Lord •KIWYON presented 'latest' Petitions against further
Coticessions 'te. the Roman Catholics, from the county of Creaser.'
then ond other party of Wales.
Lord 'O'NEIL 'presented . iccentein Petitions from the Pro-
teitante'of the county of Tyr/emend other parts of Ireland, against
further C.lncessions.: A Petition from Kallallegis, in the 'minty of
Antrim, ram *pied by 1,500 persons. • :, .. .•
_. The EMS*, of Q,saucanaa, the Bishop of Litscoset,- and the
bishop of Citialsts, presented Petitions against the Rattan Cobra-
. lie Claims Boat dulir dloimes• Lord ELDON preowned Petitions from Roue, Lanark, Hum..,
friars, the Nova of Caithness, Ayrahire, Aberdeen. the Presbytery of
lidanbargla, ate Horeb of Stirling, bliddleharn.(York), the county
of BockinglistnaWeodoyer,Newport Pagnel,..Nortbasipton, Clam-
terfridd, Whatley, Bexley; Wickhans(Duritans), Gloucester, Mow
mouth, and • hanciskite. • The peduotters *we all opposed to.
.
Emancipation....; - ~. . :.,, ..
The How:went into.; Committee pa tbe East jiiilii .ViSiters'
Appointment laic Report tomorrow. . .
Road •liiibbaillaillble were-fdriraided. In the respective
Haynie,' Dixon& Bin went through a coetuntitee.— The House
then adjourpest.
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' • HOUSE !OF COMMONS. - - •- • • •
The Home was 'sultirifonee to attend' a' Contedsilon . in the
House of Lords, for the putliose oi skiing ilk Royal%nein to
several Bills.
On the Sreaciessebtra, /Er. V.SlylllllßOMltittiiilc:Pelhi and
bis seat lot tiewpott. _
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On the motion of Chrokiikeinitivabdialit .1110114.mnii on the
. .. . .. .
Liverpool Church be Irrinfitadif;:. -1.11 •-•, r•• • • . • •••• - .
Mr. W. HARVEY .oppueed ara 'lathy-ground staataltwas a mis-.
acrirsopriation of the grant. to the . consotinoseserg fut , Building
es - rch, which was intends:4 toi the totsvisiott 4r Churches where
*be people were not sun dentin aceouittiolfaied; and never Was its-
tetited.tu hive been expended on places iviiich• *ere able to pro-
vide for themselves. ..

Mr. HUM E also opposed the grant. It was. only, ictendeal to
apply the million and a half voted to the building at Churches
where the inliabitants bad contributed, and could nut make up the
daciency. •
Genre GASCOYGNF.,in rep'.z. stated, 'that he .would not
persist in. his munou, which was ulthaitcly- poorpulied till this day ,
week.
Mr. BELL presented tWo Petitions against the Orphans Duty
on Coals,leons the Cssal-owners of ',widen and Southwark.
Mr. TENNYSON said, that this duty ought not to be continued.
lie would ask his Hon. Friend, the. Member for Westminster if
he would submit that the people of Westminster should be taleti
far the local improvements rat the City of Londun?
Alderman !MOD contended, that the coal owners had more
reason to Complain of the conildnation in the North, by which Ss. or
tin. per chaldron were laid no coals, while the present BiU only im-
posed fid.petchaldren. Part of the Orphans Fund had been ap-
plied to the imptuvement of Westminster, is well as ut London and
bouthwari. •
After a feiv•iirofda Item Mr. Alderman the Petition
was ordered toliereferred to the Committee on the Dill.
On the Misdoing Mr. •AldermanWairubas. the. Bill fur re build-
ing St. Ounsran'it.Churcb, fleei-sttcet; .was read a second time.,
The LOD U MAYOR presented if Petition fruib several indi-
viduals agaitist the proposed apPrnacises to Londen.br Ldp.
Sir-J AAI ES.MA CIA TOSH postponed the motioo of which he
' bad given notice, es:species Portugal,. till afar the Esstee.recess.—
The . Hun. Baronet Also gave-notice, that on Thursday nest be
should present a Petition tiom the city.eif Edinburgh in favour of
Catholic Emancipation.
Sir E. KNATCHBULL presented Femur. from Deptford,
and nine other places Str-the county. it Emit, against any turiditr
concessions to the Roman Catholics.'
Mr. MUNDY presented i Pith* froshthestedield mid two
odic places in the county of Derby; against ' the WWII Claims.
The one front Chesterfield ivakaOved to at a public-inviting Titu-
larly cungeinhand.aintbstwitauittiousips-it was also signed by dirk
Magistrate...-. . . a •
Lutd G, cAVEN)SI3II saki Air Maglstrtes who had signed
the petition did not reside in tberseighbourhood, and he was sure
.they did not cuprites the semen( the majority of the distriet.
After a few .words Irma Mr. Camisole, the petition was brought
up. and read.
A Memo= Tram the Lords announced their Lordships having
agreed to several Private Bits.
Mr. DUNCOSIBE presented a Petition from the town of•
Leeds, &taloa Emancipation. He stated that his deliberate and
•• advised opinion was, that there was a large and preponderating ma-
jority in all pans.of,Yorkshire against the Catbolks.
Lord MI LTOzi differed With the Hon: Member in supposing
that the majority Was on that side of the question. Petitions had
bhly -been presented from 118 places, from a county which 'con.
• gained between too and 900 parishes.
I.k.tAfter a few words from Duiscoxse, in reply, the petition
was 'ordered to Imprinted, as were also similar petitions from Rea-
-1 tiegham, Middleton, Pickering, sad other places in Yorkshire, pro-
pagated by the same Hoo. Member.
Lord CLEMENTS presented a Petition from the
torporals and Drummers of the Donegal Regiment of
Militia respecting the proposed reduction of that force.
. •
The tame Nonce Loa"' presented a Petition trots as
•iedividual imam! J. A. Kelly, a member of a Christiaa
'Education Society in Ireland,. taking notice of a provi•
.in the Roman Cathdlic Relief Bill respecting the
, asttuits, espres.ing his apprehension that the same might
i',iiieccunstrued to extend to the association of which he is
Ilagibers Pad praying that -the House would sn oto-
' -tliky;the clause•a a. to prevent that result.—Ordered td
7,„nearkthe tablei • • ••
•Mr, MOORE cost usiptesent a Petition frog an la.
:4sidaa(of varbilibleOpeccobilky resident laird:wit.'