Star.
London, England, 1810-02-16 00:00:00

LEEDS AND LIVERPOOL, AND SWANSEA CANAL
SHARES.

To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SCOTT,
On Friday, the 2d of March, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart,
in the Monthly Sale,
LEEDS and Liverpool Navigation--Twenty
Shares in this established excellent Concern, dividing at pre-
sent £8 per share nett per annum; expected considerably to in-
crease by the well known advantages it evidently possesses.—
Swansea Canal, &tteen shares in this very improving Navigation,
dividing £5 per Cent. nett ; expected to Increase.—Particulars at
the Mart ; and of Mr. Scott, 28, Ncw Bridge-street.

kUSSELI,SQUARE.
CAPITAL FAMILY MANSION, OFFICES, COACH

HOUSE AND STABLE.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS,
At Orrraway's, on Tuesday the 27th of February, at Twelve,
A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising a spacious elegant MANSION, the centre house
on the west side of Russell-square, recently fitted up at a very
considerable espence, in complete order, and fit for the imme-
diate reception of a family of distinction; the sleeping apartmesstai
are numerous, spacious, well planned and airy, with Dressing-
rooms, Water-closets, and other conveniencies • the Drawing-
room storey consists of two handsome lofty Dra'svirootus, of
large dimensions, communicating by folding doors, ald finished
in the first style f elegance ; windows to the square opening iss tt
balcony the whole extent of the front, a neat anti or Breakfast-
room •' the ground Boor contains an Entrance-hall, vestibule or
inner hall, capital Dining-room with stuccoed walls, and a Chase,
Library, Gentleman's Dressing-room, Powdering-room, and Wa-
ter-closet, Ste.; in the basement there is every requisite domestic
Office, detached Kitchen, cool Larders, Scullery, Wash-house,
&c. communicating to a six-stall Stable, Coach-house Harness-
room, with Loft and Man's Room over; the whole well supplied
with water.
To be viewed by tickets; particulars on the premises; at
Messrs. Jones and Green, Soll=Salisbury-square ; at Gar-
raway's ; and of Mr. Robins, W -street, Golden-square, of
whom tickets to view may be had:
The Purchaser may be acconmsailated with the elegant house
bold furniture by valuatioft

CATITAL TO WN RESIDENCE,UPPER BROOK-STREET
GROS VENOR-SQUAR E,
With excellent Offices, Garden, Coach-houses, Stables, &c. and
Piece of Ground and Bricklayer's Shed, Sheperd Court, a.
joining.—By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garravray's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Comhill, eel's's*
the 27th February, 1810, at 12 o'Clock, in Two Lots,
ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising a very eligible and commodious Town Red.:
dence, situate in Upper Brook-street, Gr.svenor-square, suited
for the accommodation of a Nobleman or Gentleman's Family, ,
the late residence of a Gentleman deceased, containing in the at-
tics, three Servants'Rooms and Store Chat; second semen lost i
excellent Bed Chambers, with convenleatelonto, Deasslogurasos„
&c. The first storey consists of a spacious Drawing-room,
four windows in front, elegantly finished ; adjoining which is son.
titer Room correspontietitty finished, an excellent Bed Chswass%
Water-closet and small Room; Ground Floor consists of=
Entrance, Vestibule, or Inner-ball, Stone Staircase to the
floor, Gentleman's Room, Library, Dressing-room,
room, and a capital Dining-room, handsomely finiskkir:NAZ.]
netiab Window opening to a Garden, Water-doost and stew
Ramp s. Basement contains numerous excellent 0111hres, nehote.l
with every convenience, Area at the back with steps to the gar-
den, which is laid out with Borders and planted with Flowers,
Shrubs, &c. at the end of which is a Building with Laundry or
Store-rbom over, a complete Wasb-huuse &e. Adjoining the
premises is Standing for four Carriages, andi Stabling fur seven
i Irrom,witb Lofts and Men's Rooms over. Also a. Piece of
Grand,
with Bricklayers' Shed, In Shepard's. matt, in tip oc-
cupation of Mr. Ertam, Balkier, Tenant at Will. •
May be viewed by Tickets. Particular* tin the Premises, at
sitietnersy's, lad of Mr. ICobists, WarwickAentes; Gollen_iquare,
sti:lditniTicketsforyinwing.istay be.hed.

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TRADE TO THE BALTIC, &C.
Mr. Bunwet.r. said that he had given to the subject
of our foreign relations as much considerafoa as he
was capable of doing, at..l digested some plan which
appeared to_him best adapted to the present situation
of the Country. It would be recollected however,.
that they had seen in the papers, that France either
had blockaded or did contemplate the blockade of all
the ports not embraced in the British orders ;• and they
had seen in the papers a paragraph intimating that a
. project existed to close the Northern ports against all
vessels but those of France. He conceived it neces-
sary to call for any information which by possibility
might be in possession of the Executive on this sub-
ject, as such information, if to be obtained, might have
some influence upon his mind as to the course prorer
to be pursued, and therefore moved the following re-
solution
:
Resolved, That the President of the United States be request.
ed to lay before this House any information he may possess rel.,-
tire to toe blockade of the ports of the Baltic by France, and the
exclusion of neutral vessels by Russia, Sweden, and Denmark.
The motion was then !greed to without opposition,
and Mr. BURWELL and Mr. GAIMENIER appointed a
Committ :e to wait on the President accordingly.
RUPTURE WITH Mit. JACKSON.
The House resumed the consideration of the unfinished bull-
nets of yesterday, being the Resolution from the Senate, approv-
ing the conduct of the Executive, in refusing to receive any fur-
ther communication from FrancirJames Jackson, &c.
The Rescitudon was ordered to be read a third time, and nega-
tived, ayes Si.
The Resolution was then ordered to be read a third time to-
day.
Mr. NewToN supported, and. Mr. ST WALLY opposed its pas-
sage at considerable length. • • -
Mr. FINDIAT spoke in favour alit ' •
Mr. GARDINIILR after sonic prefatory remarks, moved, That
the further consideration of the Resolution be postponed to the
third Mouday in February.
A motion was then made to adjourn, and negatived by yeas
and nays, 82 to 25.
Mr. Gwent/times motion was then negatived, by yeas and
nays as follow : yeas 39, nays 74.
Mr. TAGGART commenced a speech against the resolution.
A motion was made to adjourn and negatived by yeas and nays,
59 to 15.
Immediately after this, it appearing there was not a quhrum
present, a motion was made by Mr. MARRION to adjourn, and
negatived, 40 to 24.
Mr. MAcow wished to adjourn to meet Van this evenirw,, as
Gentlemen appeared determined to sk it one.
•
Thts Motion was not in order.
A motion being again mad* to adjourn, was negatived, IS
to 21.
Mr FISK moved, " That the attendance of the absent Mem•
bers be required forthwith."
Mr. DANA called for the reading of the Clause of the Cott-
stitution and of the rule of the House autberisiog sush a motion.
Mr. 4/Ixsox moved to adjourn. The Yeas and Nays on the
motion being reqUired, Mr. W. withdrew Lis motion.
A quorum now appearing,
Mr. FISK withdrew kis motion for compillog the staastbsee
of absent Members ; and . , lot .11 v.-41
Mr. TAGGART proceeded In his speech, and 881881816‘.60112
half-yaw. seven.
fits GARDENIIR made a motion to re-commit tbs. resew
ogpst and spate at some length in favour of the enotion..- His
Irties.aggearad to be a modification of the language of dole.
This motion was negatived by—Yeas 45—Nays 71...
Mr. WILITIMAN moved that the House adjeont.--Negutted
71 to 44. s.
Mr. GAILSZNIZI ooninsenoed a speeds against. eke resolution;
when he had been speaking near an hour, a quorum not appear..
ing within the bar, a motion eras made by Mr.Ltwas to adjourn.
—Negatived 55 to 94.
Mr. GAS mum proceeded. At two o'clock kakis spoken
nearly foss hours, be himself:moved an adjostrosoesto—blquabred
by Yeas, and Nays, 95 0) 39. :
The question was then taken on ppet ilitssis▪
ed by
Mr. QMIDENIta, and nega.teed wittiest a
Mid at hark as half-past five o'clock, =M▪
aws
* the final passage of resolution was takes, 41.
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The House then adjourned at a loarteriefonitilfiLlller 'a se.-
skin of 19 boars. (doting the whole of eildch timerlhoppook-r
presided in the Chair with digrity and modersObn~ trikrbili7 owl
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