The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-07-02 00:00:00

SALES.

Sy Mr. 8 %OITA.
AIM' Repository, Goswrll-..treri. TO-MORROW, laly 3,at
rwrlvr,_

SEVERAL. clever young fresh HORSES, calcu-
laird for earl us burp iv's; amo. g which are some c4pit .1
emelt sad chariot cel.iiites, mail-coarheis,
.powers.
4allavras, .art aurvel, harness, lazed carts, logs, &c.
it the whole 1.%) int..
be viewed ave blunting of Sale.
Public S.:I. Dayv every To clay aid Friday.

Illinecal4, Cut clones, Miniatures. atc.
B. Messrs. KING and LOCHEF,
At their Great Roots, IR, IC I. c-street, Coveaticardes, ea SA-
'fURI/A Y i.e.', at r • elite o'Cleck,
A SMALL Collection of MINERALS, cut an (11
plisned Shines. carvings he Ivory and Woad, Mittiotres,
l'icturcs. SrimitJr a ith Damascus blade, Ike. the property of
a Ge rtle•snoi leut..ved from the country.
Ma. be viewed no Ftidas, sond t utalogues had.

book,
Bs Memo. KIN an4l LOCHER,
At their Great Room, 28, Klag Cattatltardesi, ma MO N-
GA V iir‘t, and Three MI swiag I)nr, at .to'Clock,
Am i ELLA NEO US Collection of BOOKS,
it ‘arions, laartriers Arts, and Sciences, including !est--
rat es. inus 'fracas. n few Miswila`. Sze.
M.ay be %korai on Thiankaly, and CJl,,lngues had.

Alineral-. Meelnk, 60141 Smsff Doges. &c.
Di NI-s•rs. K EV: and
At their Grerit Wane. 38, K sot-Wee, enveo4 gorden, uo FRI-
DAY. Joh I''. 11111 (11111,it mg Da., hi rorlor,
A. COLLECTION of Russian, tiiserian, and other
mat*. St.orro, rue Coian, ;Medals, &R. below-
in. 1011.1 hte Dr. Joscithaft ItArrat, PhysocianAlicoend to the
Rli•Siila 1:111.i •

Mn, he virwrol.

80,40.
fit
Sl• K [NU and [.OOHRE.At iheir Crept It onai.SP, Kii.reitreet. Caveat-rude:4 Oil MON-
D , anc: Pure f .11.1 a wit Da.to, at Two.,„
S POCK in TRADE of Mr. Henry Escher,
liook.eller. late 44 Piccadilly. dereased.
Mn!, he va-weil ea thitsedisy preceding the Sak, and Cats
10 k
. I en at be Rome.

VsNoble Freehold Fatale. Hertfordshire.
-Capital Residenie, with Pleasare Gruitods, Gardens, Orchard,
mambas Domestic and Agricultural OM sm., and shoat Three
hundred Acres of Fineload, is an excellent state of add-
Trollies

By MURRELL and WILSON,
At the Auction Mart, near the Binh of England, um FRIDAY,
July lei, at Twelve u'Cluek. in Lats.
AVERY DESIRABLE and NOBLE FREE-
HOLD RESIDENCE, called PRESTON CASTLE,
situate about 32 miles froe. Imudtm, at Preston; two stiles
from litichin, sit from Welwyn, and twelve from Hatfield;
ht.iutiful picturesque aid retired part of tho enmity of hens,
a tine sporti,g couutrs, with several psteki of hounds, imams
ly m Inc iv ighbourhuod, ttud abounding with ;vitae. The
bow is tnmmadiewf, and neatly Sited up, stands in the centre
of ehartnia,/ pleasure-grounds, wilderness, sad gardens, well
laid out, and extremely pro.:oetive. The domestic 'Ares are
well atranged and vers Convenient, with capital stahlirl ; the
buildings fur agriceltural purposes are particularly well adapted
nod sybstautial ; attached to the house, mid immediately sue.
roomful,: it, are about Sixty five acres of very fine land, ellielly
aleadoss. This part of the Entitle is most admirably ;Owed for
the residence of is Nobleman or Gentleman fond of 'arid sports.
Contiguous are about Coo Hundrel nod Fort) A. res of titte
''el, Land, in the IttAhest state ultisatiost, chieth nraltle,
with a due proportion of nowt pasture. The whole Fetate
11(4 within a ring fence, and is well supplied with water. Pos.
1.1 be bad at Michaelo.34, mat the Purchaser o ill have
th. option of taking the grow:11:z crops in the usual way or me.
Particulars may be lend at tie? White Horse, ; Sun,
Satin, Stevenage; Y. site Hart, Welwyn; SaliAmry
arm, Hatfield; Woolpack, St. Alban's • null Hertford ;
tile place of Sale; sod of Murrell and Wllsua,, Skiuner-street,
w•hill, lomdons

Lease of 11 Warehouse.
TO BE P fORILY SOLD,
By Mr. JACKSO,
the Auction Mart, opposite the RanNk. no SATURDAY,
July 4, ut Twelve o'Clock, for One, PreehelY,
riIHE remaining TERM of a LEASE, of which
Two Years and a half were unexpired the 24th of luxe,
161'2, of the Premi-es No. 1, QUEEN-STILE T, only one
1)uor from C II I:A comprising n larwe and very excel-
lent WUreh'lne,:lll4ll UiMer Warehouse.and cOrousedioun !louse,
replete with C4boavestionce and useful fixture‘
ni6 aituntioo stands unrivalled for any Wholesale Dealer in
the Manchester, Scotch, Nottirghain. or Sheffield, limes.. The
T;tirS are very moderate, and the Ground-reut qtly Sttl per
Amami, and will ha ,old to the highest bidder, withuit ray re-
servatia a natever.
, Ile Fixtures to be taken rid a fair A ppruisement, and imrrte,
6inte htiwestitivo given; and all rent, taxer, and outgoings, will
be cleared up to the present klidsumuser.
For further particulars apply at 42, Basiaghaill-striet ; or
Of Mr. Jiitkrou, IUS, Bast 50641441'

The Earl of SUFFOLK s&d a few words on the occasion,
and referred to a case yi ithin his knowledge, in order to spew
the necessity of some measures for the relief of the poorer
Clergy.
On the question for the second reading of Palmer's Compen-
sation Bill on Friday nest,
The Earl of LAUI/ERDALE strongly objected to their
Lordships coining !o any speedy decision on a measure, which
be conceived of s• ry serious importance. lie coatended that
their Loi &him could not, with any degree of propriety, decide
upon the Hill, estil they were fully masters of the necessary in-
fora:awn resp:•cting the case out of which the Bill grew. There
was a report respecting it from a Committee of that House, and
also one communicated to.tbeir Lordships by the Commons, and
whin . could not he ready so as to be adequately considered
agniest Friday. Ile begged the I louse to pause, before it con-
curred, in the p-esent situation of the country, in a measure
which ent to confer on an individual u sum of 75,0( MI. and
9,0001. per soinu .. lie requested they would recollect, that by
a Rill now before the House, :he remuneration proposed to the
fireat Officer. of State was trilling, when compared to that pro-
pos-it by the Bill in question. lie therefore again requested
their Lordships would wait until they had the' necessary infor-
mation upon the subject, before they decided.
The F.rl of MOIRA (who had proposed the second reading
as above) said he should cert..inly per.ist in his motion respect-
lug tie Hill, on Friday. lied d not think the documents ad-
verted to by the Noble Earl would lg. to ari'eet the merits or the
justke of die case ; they were of iio importance with respect to
thollitteecept, perhaps, fur points of reference in the course of
tho4l:!haffi. On the day inehtsonett, he sisitukt pens tbr the deel-
sion of the Haase.

The GOtt D CHANCELLOR observed, that he should have
tln dlMeolty as to his vote respecting the measure in qbestion
his present opinion wog: that it was his duty to oppose the Bill,
in every nay in which it may present itself to the House.
Lord REDESDA LE, in copsequence of the important discus-
sion which stood for this evening, postponed his motion for the
commitment of the Bill to provide for the better Administration
of Justice until Monday, which he thought could be a conve-
oieut day for Noble Lords.
Previous to the principal Order of the Day being entered
upon,
The Duke of NOB FOLK observed, that he had seen, in se-
veral of the Pablic Newspaper., a number of Resolutions, our-
port ing to have been agreed to at an Aggregate Meeting of the
Catholics of Ireland. He did not wish to draw the attention of
the House to those rocerdings ;—hut, he wished to learn from
some Noble Lord opposite, whether they knew that a statement
he !.iat seen in a paper of hat morning, importing, that at an ex-
traora Mary meeting of the Catholics, held subsequently, their re-
gret at the adoption of certain Resolutions which he alluded to,
was expressed, was well foundeil ?
Lord Viscount SI DMOUTH answered across the table (as we
could collect) that his Maje4y's Government had no authentic
information on the subject.