Star. — London, England, 1807-01-24 00:00:00

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ALL Perfons who propofe to become Candidates for the Office of Affißant Seergary to this Society in the room of Mr. CHARtes Costa, reGgned, are hereby defired to take rotice,that they are to attend.at the Society on Wednefday, Itth February, knd 'ern:malty prefebt their Memorials in their own hand writing. The Elettion will takc place on Wednefday, the 4th of March. By Order, CHARLES TAYLOR; Secretary. P44RLI4IVIENT.4Rk PROCEEDINGS. • HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, JANUARY s 3. The Bithop of St. David's, the Marquis of Ely, and Lords Kin saird, Rofslyn, Kcnroi and Paulett, took the oath+ and their feats. Counfel were heard in the Appeal Lewis v. Morgan. The Ailoual Indemnity Bill went through a Committee. The Duke of CLARENCE prefented feveral Petitions againft the Bill for the Abolition of the Slave Trade.-.-Ordeted to Sc opou the table. On the motion of the Arehbilhop of CANTERBURY, the Bilhop of St. David's was appointed to prsaelt before their Lord- Eups on the eufuiog Faft Day.—Adjourned to Monday. THEATRE-ROYAI., COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY 26, 1806, win beaded the Tragedy of KING RICHARD I'HE THIRD. To which will he addel the New Pantomime, called MOTHER GOOSE ; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. •The School of Reform ; with Mother Gook . TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, HAVING been fo recently relieved from the labo rious duties of the Chief Magiftracy, I find a Ihort repofe to be abfolutely nccdfary ; this confideration has induced me to wave my pretenfions to your favour for a feat in the Diredtion en the preterit vacancy. Allow me, however, to allure you, that on the nest fucceeding vacancy,it Is my fixed determination to appear be fore you at the Ballot,. when I trutt my claims to your confith-nce, as si public man, and a Width Merchant, will not he found un availing. 1 have the honour to be, with great relped and efterm, Ladles aqlPentlemen, Your faithful humble femur, America Num, Jan. ry, 1807. JAMES SHAW. CH/LSIIA HOSPITAL, JAN.I9, 184. THESE are, by Order of the eight Honourable the Lords and others, Commiffinners for managing the Af- This Evening Sir George Cornwall, Bart. Sir Edward Knatchbull, Bart. Sir W. M. Milner, Bart. Sir Jobn Frederick, Barr. Chrillnpher Browne, Efq. Richard Vyia, Erg. NEW VOCAL MUSIC. JuII rublithed, by BROM:RIP and WILKINSON, No. 13. HATNIAILK tT. ABROKEN CAKE, a favourite Glee, compofed by Sir John Stcvenfon - as 6d If I fvrear by that Fr.—Song by Ditto -4, o To Julia weeping—Cinzonet, Ditto - t es The L.diguage of Love - - 4 o Where cio the wretched hide his head—Vegt a 6 Accept a heart my dcareft oirl—hy J. Rota 1 6 To thy Roek. ftormy Lannow-d.Ditto - i 0 We'll l'aLet bade the Dotty Glen—ltitto 0 row.jier in my Highland Plaid—Ditto Seetu•Sy George's i :are--A Gtre fur Four Voices. enwrofed by John Stafford Smith . _ 'YEN ? ICTHOUSAND POUNtiS for the FIRST DRAWN KET NEXT MONDAY, JANUARY 59.. 11C111 WilttL. Prizes of 30p001. t of L. 50,003 5 of L tOOO of to,ooo 8 of 300 sof 5,000 so of ico &e. Ste. So.' TICKETS and SHARES, warranted andraika, lire on tale at sn the LICENSED OFFICES. THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS ice die Firtt Draws, WEDNESDAY, February 4. rjIEN THOUSAND POUNDS for the Fir;{• Dtawn Ticket on Monday nest. January 56.-+Tiekets awl Shares, warranted unJrawn, continue on (ale, at the Office., turner of Bank Buildings, Corn:hill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing eras. by HiCHARDSON, GOODLUCK, ana Co. BROOKE and CO. No. 237 , Piccadilly , refpel . fully acquaint the Public, that the Third Day of Drawing will be nest Monday' when the Putt-Drawn Ticket will be en. titltd to ir,-;col. Tickets and Shires, warranted Undrawa, may be had at the above OtLee the whote of the Drawing. Bacrons and Co. have Sold Twenty-five Shares of Capital Prizes within the lift ten Aloud's. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS! pbR THE FIRST DRAWN TICKE F ON MONDAY NEXT. el AR ROLL and Co. No. 26, Oxford-Greer, Rear Rathbone-place, will continue to have on Sale TICKETS and SHARES, warranted ULdrawn, during the whole of the Draw ing, at their Office. whee, in the hit Lottery, No 12,1-3. a Prize of TEN THOUSAND POII ND% wat fold in Sixteen Shtectitbs: and No. 6ost. a Prize of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS. was fold isi One Quarter, Two Eigb:b., and Fight Sixteenths. N. B. 'Fhe Firft Drawn Ticket on the Fifth Day of Drawing. Win be entitled to THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS !!! -- -- - GRAND STATE LOTTERY, NOW DRAWN( . a Prizes of £30,0c.0 s Prizes of £l,-00 a 20,000 8 Soo 1 ...-- 10,.:00 38 1 o a silo &C. &C. scc. SWIFT and N. N. It, Poultry, and Nn. 12, Charin 3 .crof3, have oil Sale the Tickets and Shares, war ranted Undrawn. The above are the Capitals yet in the Wheel, and the remaining Dart of Drawing are a' follow : Monday, Jan. 26 Mortity, Feb. 9 Tuefday, Jan. 127 Wednefday, Feb. i 1 Wedncfdaf, Feb. 4 1 Friday, nix's Friday, Feb. 6 I And Saturday Feb t 4. THE LUCKY I.OTI k:RY OFFICES !!! J. BRANSCOME and Co rrnprietnis of No. :1, HOLEORN, 37, CORNHILL, and 38, HAYMARKET. WHERE Tickets and Shares are rmv Idling, warrr.r.t.:l undra-.7a. ri.commend an immediate pi.rchafe in the prefert (ra'.d STATE. um - I'ERY, which contains more Capital Prizes than wire ever know:. ; the nit,: day ~;f Draw ing will be on Monday next, and the Fitt Drawn 'Ficltet entitled to 10,03.-.1. The above Proprietors beg leave to offer to the pul-.- Fie attention the following great toad's th,:t has attended thole Numbers fold by them in the Lotteries for 1805 and s8: - ..6. while were divided in :67 different Shares of Capital Prizes, gamely : No, sa,;a9 a Prize of Lzs,oco No. 4,c77 a Prize of L 5 ,:: co 7 ,7 ;7 .._ 20,022 1,671 s.ecc 7,686 aopao 17.9t5 ,2(X.4 11. 6 43 --. 20,C0D I: ;$Ol I.XO 9,210 . 20,:0') 14. 6 29 I,C.;') 456 -- 2.7,000 1 7 4 77 i,c:o 13,747 -- t :, , ,r co 3.i.30 1,:co Likewife, Twelve Prizes of god. & r . fie. an d w h ere the &it 30,c col. Prize ever [hared was fold. The ONLY WAREHOUiF: IN LONDON FOR R EAL BRIDGE "vVELLS WARE, ALBANY, PICCADILLY. ROBINSON begs to inff,r;r the Nobility and Pub lic, that he is con !ntly receiving from his Ma:ll,l4om.y :t Tunbridge Wells, a frefli fspply of goods of every deferip inn in the above line, confuting of Wooc. Writing, Drawing, and Back gammon Tables, richly idald : n LlJfaic Wo:k ; alio Work, Writ. ing, D: awing, Neting w ond ;dotes Carl Racks, oi - contented Bellows, Tea Tables, Cliefls, ani CailtNes ; Taint• - •our dna Em broidery Frames, Spinning Wheels and Reels, ;Al of Turnery Ware, ttc. Sec. on the loweß terms, great .111,:wance made to mer chants, and Capta i ns in the Flt aad Weft trap. Ewry article mad;: of white wool 1. r Ladies to ornar , eot. Ladies works carnithed without difcoloucinj. old Tuol , rhlg • NVare rep .i:ed anti vanifhed to look like new. All f.,;:s ui Engliih sad l'or:ign Per fumery. A good all - oilmen: of Leather, 'A di, and Wooden Dells, with Toys and Trinkets of t.tt, - . y dtfeription.—N. B. All rite Abbe Gtialtler's Works, with au evcifive corn ;tic), of Ilarudlire Games, Children's Dooks,l•eft White Copal and other NT:rnith, fold for Latike own rile, at Rid•ini o's War.brinfe. COUGHS, COLDS, AITHMAS, ar:d all DHORDERS of the tkit FAS I' at:d I.UNt; S. fOLTON's AS1 ; 1-1NIA I'IC TINCTURE, being an improvement on all the :noft farr.ons pcettoral comp:ditions heretofore known, for the cure of confumptive and aahmatic complaints, will upon trial, be fr.und immedir.ely to allay tl,ofe tickling obittudlons, which occallou frequent Cig:ghina ; it ipee dily :cures, to admit...6oo, all thof.: difordas of the Lungs, watch eaufe a difficulty in breathing. Tins Tincture, which bi pleafant to take is free from any heavy, tweafobitance, geaerally complained of in the too frequent tire of Pe Loral Lozetg i. fo commonly andied to in the above dirorder, and :end Only to clog the ftornach, and Fro:note obflrunions. This ii the only infallible ranedy ever known to cure the a , ,rre difor ders, and therefore defpifes the faint efforts of all counterfeits or imitators for the above coniplednts. Sold at at J. a bottle, at Bolton's Medicine. Shop. Royal Ex change; Airs N..whory, St Paul's Church yard; Niefir3 Bacot., No iso, Ozford-drect ; M. Allen, No. 76, Osfurdltreet ; Mr. Clarke. No 269, Borough ; Mr. Ward, No. 374, Holborn; and all Patent Medicine Shopi ui i'owa and Country. PICTUALLING-OMCS, yassuary 17, 1807. THE COMMISSIONERS for VIciTUALLING HIS MAYESTre NA VY, do beret, give Notice, That on Wednefday the 18th inftant u they will be ready to re- eilveTendaa in writing (fealtd up) and treat for what Hog&cad, Kilderkiii, Firkin, Long and Short Pink and Stout Hazel WOOD HOOPS (anfwerable to Samples to be produced with the 'leaden) may be wanted fur the fervice a this department for the enfuing twelve months ; to be delivered into the ViEtual ling Stores at Deptford. and to be paid for by Bills payable with lemma ninety days after date.—The Cooditioos of the Contradt may be feels at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be bad to any 'resider is wlie6 the pier flail set to Werted in coed, at length, or that flail set he delivered t • the Board Infers one dauti oa the fail Wr.br Pay as 28th inAint i nor nslefs the Pep:l:n %ids wake the Teaser, sr lime Perim es tie Schad, tatted, to soffits, tabea isaielferi ALL Pdrfons having Claims on the Eflate of the Honourable GE'lltGl BOWES, late of Paulfwaldenbury, in County of Hertford, deceated, are requeiled to fend the Parti culars thereof. to Mr. Wall, Solicitor, Breid-fireet Hill. London, in order that the hire may he examined ai.d paid. CUSTOM HOUSE PORTSMOUTH. On Thurlday, the t7tk January, sky, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, will be evoke' to PUBLIC SALE, a.. this Office, THEUndermentioned GOODS, the fame having been Seized and legally Condemned ; viz. A Parcel of Shawls, Long Cloth, Printed Calico, Mullin, Nanactit, Allaeks, Lace, Ruffian Table Linen, Feathers, Draw inn Pt !lures, Fans, Beads, Cornelians, Brooch, Pearl Strings; Work B ,firet, ',nee for Bullion, Bracelets, Shells, Otto of Roles, Soap Scented, Pimento, Sweetmeats, Plumbs, Soy, Cocoa Nuts, Spermaceti Candles, RaiGns, Currants, Sugar, I'ea, Coffe.e, Noye.,u, Wine; Coals, Ox-Hides, Handfpikes, Span, An chor', Warps, Canvas, Rope, Firewood. and l.athwood. FUR EXPORTATION. bilk Shawls, Silk Patterns for shoes, Stlk Sewing, Silk Handker chiefs, Palaropores, and Crape. ALSO, Some Old Rigging of the Antelope Cutter. Which may be viewed in office Hours, three Usys before the Sale, uu application to the Warchoufekeeper. CHURCH PREFERMENT. TO BE SOLO BY PRIVA Fs CONTRACT, • next Pie;entatirin and Perpetuity of' a Va• luahle Vicarage, about so Miles front London, and trn from the Sea Coaft, in a defira:de County, with the pr‘b.,biiity of very early pofiellion. 1 ettrrs .ire: ed (pat paid) to A. B. Ibbetfon's Hotel, Vere ftrcet, Ogford flreet, will be attended la. FREEHOLD ESTA FE ON THE BORDERS OF HUNTING DONSHIRE AND BEDFORDSHIRE. On Thurfday the D„th day of January, tg. , ;7, at the Coek hut at Eaton, in the County of Bedford, A FREEHOLD ESI'A CE, fituate in the Parifhes L of Great Staughton, in the County of Huntingdon,and Eaton &teem, in the County of Bedford, containing about fixty Acn.a of Arable and Meadow Land, in the occupation of Mr. Chas. Banks, who will thew the Prennfes. Potrellion may be had at Lady‘Day next, and further particu lars at the Offi,:es of Wirt Yorke and Sherard in Oundle or 1 hr. paean. TO BE SOLD, Purfuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Caine GitosllY v. NICHOLt.s, before Jon x St m EON. Efq. one of the Minters of the find Court, at the Public Sale Room of the laid Court, in Aouthampion Buildings, Chancery-lane, on Wed ilefday the 28th of January initant, between the hours of one a:.d two of the clocx in :he afternoin, LEASEHOLD HOUSE and PREMISES, N„ ) . 7 4 , in the Strand, now in the occupation of Mr.R3- hert Hawbfly, Tenant at Will. Printed particulars may be had at the fal I Minter's Chambers. in Suuthamp‘on Buildings: of Mr. Few, New Nurth.ltrect, Red Lion fquare; and of Me Tra. Na tlefliipp, Grocers' Hall, Poultry. GRAND JUNCTION CANAL, PASSAGE, PACKET, and PLEASURE BIATS. TO BE LE 1 . BY AUC PION.—By Mr. SCOT I', On Friday t'..e 6th of February, at twelve o'clock, at Garraway's Circe Houk, Change,illey, Cornhill, London, in one Lot, THE Sole and Excloiive Plivile_ge of the ufe of Paffage, Packet, andPleafure Boatc for Hire on the Grand Jti•etion Canal, between Paddington and Uxbridge, and the Head of the brit Lock, leading from Bull Bridee towards Brentford. ' Printed pat titulars and contlitions of Letting, may, after the t sth be had by applying at the Grand JunElion Office, No. at, :'urrey-flrcet, Strand ; at tht New Hotel, Birmine,ham ; tLe White Horfe, Uxbridge; Three Pigeons, Bret - A.6,rd ; at the fe veral 101 l Bars and Lock Honks on the line of the Grand June: Lion Canal; at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; at Cutaway's; and of Mr. Scott, No 25, New B:idge-ftret.;, London. Landon, January t, t 8-7. W FEKS'S WHARF, GRAND JUNCTION BASIN, PAD- DINGTON, ,MIDDLESEX, WI 1 . 11 IMMEDIATE POS SESSION. TO BF. SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr SCOTT,, On Friday the 6th February, at 12 o'clock, at Garraway's, London, by order of the AlEgnees, apd by content of the Ivlortgagees, L HE LEASE and Valuable IN I'EREST in that Spacious and w 11 known WHARF, extending 25 feet in front, with the Roomy Ward:elute, Stabling. covered Barge, Dock ar , id Buildings, ercded at a very confhicrabie c xpoice, very conye inent for general buftnets, but eminently detirable for a Carrier, Witirfia,er, Coal aid Timber Merchant. &c. The Prernifes ate ltd,l of the Grand J‘i!tclion Company, at terms which will be ti ate i at the May he vi oved. and Printed Particulars may be bad at the Ntw Hotel, Birmineam ; of Mr. Sale, Solicitor, at the Grand itua:tion Office, Surrey ftreet, Strand; at Geraway's; on the l'rcinifes ; and of Mr. Scott, No. as, New Bridge area, Loudon. • fairs of the Royal HofpitST,at Chelfta, to give notice, that all Out- Penfioners (as well Lettermen as others) belonging to the laid Hofpital, rending in London. or within twenty-sre miles thereof, arc required to appear perfonally. and regimentally, at the Secre tary's Office in the Lad liofpital, on the refpcdtive days under mentioned, from Nine o'clock in the morning until Three in the afternonti,when they will be paid half.% year's Pennon in advance, to Midfumnicr next, with an augmentation in proportion to their difability and length of fervice, according to his Majetty's new Regulations in their favour. On Mond .y the 26th January.—Tke Penfioners from the tit and 2d Regiments of Life Guards; the late aft and ad Troops of Horfe Guards; the late tit and ad Troops of Honk Grenadier Guards; the Royal Horfe Guard% (Blues), the Dragoon Guards, the 3d, 4th, and 7th Regiments of Horfe; with aide from the tft . _ to the 4th regiment of Dragoons inclufive. On Tuefday the 27th January.— Fhe Penfioners from the sth Dragoons, with all the remaining regiments of Dragoons, the Pen cible Cavalry, the Britilh Legion of Horfe, and thole from the Royal Waggon Train. On Wednefday the 28th January..—The Penfioners from the tit Regiment of Foot Guards. 1 _ On Thurfday the 29th January.—The Penfioners from the ad Regiment of Foot Guard. On Friday the 3cth January.—The Penlioners from the 3d Re giment of Foot Guards. On Saturday the 3 tft January.—Thole from the aft to the 9th Regiment of Foot inclufive. On Monday the 3d February.—Thofc from the icth to the loth Regiment of Foot inclufive. On Wednefday the 4th February.—Thofe from the 3 tit to the 45th Regiments of Font Inclufive. On 1 hurfday the sth Fcbruary.—Thofe from the 46th to the 58th Regiments of Foot inclutioe. On Friday the 6:6 February.—Thofe from the 39th to the 65th Regiments of Foot inclufive. On Saturday the 7th February.—Thofe from the 66th to the 76th Regiments of Font inelufive. On Monday the 9th February —Thole from the 77th to the tooth Regiments of Foot inelufive. On Tuefday the toth February —Thofe from the milt to the 132 d Regiments of Foot inclufive.—Alfo the Penfioncrs from the King's and Queen's German Regiments, the African Corps. Loyal kith, Lord strathaven's, Major Waller's, Elford's, and Fither's Corps, the Queen's Ranger', Fencible Corps, Royal Garrifon Battalion. Cinque Port, and Lancalhire Volunteers, the Royal Hofpital Corps, the Royal Veteran Battalions, with the Royal Garrifon Battalions. On Wednefday the tith February—The Pcnfioners from the late Independ,nt Companies of invalids, with thole from the Re duced Regiments of Marines • alfo thole from the Militia. On Thurfday the iath of Ftbruary.—The Lettermen at is per day, the Serjeants from the Foot Guards, at Nine-pence per Day ; alto the Serjeants difbanded from the late Independent Compa nies, who receive is per day, with thole Serjeants difcharged on account of blindnefs, at ti 6d. and Corporals at ts. 2d. per day. On Friday the teth February s—Thofe Privates difcharged on account of bl:ndnefs, at is. per day, with chore difcharged from the Royal Veteran Battalions, who receive the incrcafel penfion of is. per day. On Saturday the 14th February.—The Penfloners difcharged from the Royal Veteran Battalions, who receive the increafed pea fion of gd. per day; alto the Private Gentlemen who receive An• nobles from the late Firß and Second Troops of Horfe guards. And that all Out-Penfioners, as will Lettermen as others, belong ing to the laid Hofpital, who live at a greater diftance than twenty five miles from London, and thofe its Scotland and Ireland, are hereby required and commanded, after the :Self of June next, and after every fucceeding 25th of June and zeth of December, until further order., to apply to one of his Majefty's Jolliet, of the Peace, in the neighbourhood where they !elide, end make the fol ' lowing Affidavit, which the laid Megittrate for the County, City, Borough or Riding, before whom the Penfioner appears, will lip and date, viz. ss came before me, one of his Mejefty's Juftices of tbe Peace for the County of , and made oath, that be was admitted an Out-Pentioner of Chelfea Hofpital, on the day of ,17 ,or le , from Regiment of , com• mended by eves then aged years, was difcharged for and that lie is no otherwife provided for by the Publi-e bet as a P -ntioncr of the Paid Hofpital, at per say, and now lives in the Pat ith of , in she County of Sworn before me this day of 183 The Affidavit, drawn according to the above form, dated and attelted by a Nlagiftrate, is to be pet in a cover, anti feet by the General Nit, direeted thus: " To the Right Hon the Paymafter- General, Horfe Guards, I.ondon," and to mark in the corner of the cover, " Chelfea Peelioners' Affidavits " And Counterparts, or Duplicates of the Paid Affidavits. are to be referved by the Ort Petitioners refpedively. to be exhibited to fuch Perfons as (hall be airedled to pay them, that they may he fatistled that all fuch as may claim Out Penfions are the real Pcrfons entitled to receive the fame. And to the end that the Commiffinnete for the Affairs of Chtlfea liofpital may be fatisfied that the Penfioners arc the fame Perfons who have palled thc:r Examination. it is hereby further dircdted that filch of them who have (erred in, and have been dif cheged from any of the Regiments, or Independent Companies of Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalions, are not to mention intheir Affidavits fuch Regiment or Company of Invalids, or Royal Veteran Battalions, in which they ferved laft, but the Regirreot, Troop, or Corps of the Army from which they were firft difcbarg ed and recommended, and received at Clielfea Horpital. And as the gtncral Payments in Great Britain and lit land, at the end of the etifuirg fix months, are generally regulated by the Places of R:fi dence mentioned by the Petitioners who are muttered at Chafers in perfon, or in the body of the preceding half-yearly Affidavits of thofe who live at a diftanee, it is hereby ordered and directed, that no Perloit who flail change the Place of his Abode given in at his Metter, or fp , cified in his Affidavit aforefaid,end who may apply for his Petition (excepting to the Of of Exc:ic tieareftlach Place of /abode). (hall receive the time, ulacfs it appears, by the Ctrtitleate of relp•elahle Perform, that fuch removal was through unavoidable neceffity, which he or they could not forefee, rr pre vent ; and that if any Petitioner (halt fraudulently attempt to re ceive a &Ltd.: payment of the Penfioileither at Chelbeeor at oii. Brent places. he that) be fltuck i•fe the I tits. Let:ly —lt is notified, flee. n n e will t e etrered upon the Pay Litt of the fa:d Hafpital, or be entitled to re' Hee any brief:: therefrom, who !ball not ad agemeably to theta orders and direc tions, particularly fending their halt yearly Affilavits to the Paymattcr Genre .1, as above directed. tied_ to no ether off;c: vvhwh feverel °fete Prieloners hove of boe eithie•neg:aeted to (to, or fet•t them irrtgelai ly to other Departments, G. ri.Ubi, Secretary .tntllkrgiftcr. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SPEAKER attended at half part three o'clock, and at a Met before four proceeded to Ballot for a Committee, to try the merits of the Weymouth Election Petition. The following Mem bers were choral W. H. Preemptle, Efq. Right Hen. C. Yorke W. Taylor, Efq. John Ofborne, Efq. Sir W. W. Wynne, Bart. G. Porter. Ffq. Sir H. Liddell, Bart. ROUINTIS. Wm. Barker, Efq. Right Han. Sir John Anftmthee. POOR LAWS. Mr. WHITBREAD laid he rote for the purpofe of . giving notice that it was his intention to move on Thurfday, the 23d of February, for leave to bring in a Bill for the better regulating the Poor Laws. He thould on that day, !late the outline and objenc rf the Bill, and if he obtained leave of the Houle to br;ng it in, he would then propofe that it thould printed, and lie over till after the Lager holidays. It was by nn _means his obje& to hurry the BM through the Houf.• : on the contrary, he was defir ous that time lhonld be given to all thole who were any way interetled in the Bill, to obtain every degree of information which the importance of the fobjea naturally required. SCOTCH CLERGY. The I.ORlik ADVOCATE of SCOTIAN') moved for leave to bring in a Bill for ft4Knding for a limited time the powers vested in the Lords of &Sin hi Scotland, by an At of t'te firft Parliament of oltleen Anne, for apportioning the Ripends of ;he Clergy in Sc o tland.—Granted. The Grain Intercourfe Bill was ordered to be read a fecond time on Monday. The kith Cullum Regulation Bill, and the Irith Elcdion Bill, was feverally ordered to be committed on Monday• FIFI/HoLD ESTATE... - - The SOLICITOR GENERAL gave notice that he would on Vrdnefday mat move for leave to Wing in a Bill to make Free hold Eftates of palms who die indebted, acts for the payment of their (lasts. COMMISSMN OF MILITARY INOSIRY. Lord A. HAMILTON gave notice that lie would, on Monday fe'nnight, make a motion on the fubjea of the bird Report of the Commiffioners of Military Inquiry. Mr. C. W. WY NNE brought up the Bill for amending the Thames Police Adt, which was read a firlt,and ordercd to be read a fccond time on Wednefday neat, and to be printed. t o 2 6 IRISH MILITIA. Mr. C. W. WYNNE moved that the Report of the Irina Mill. to Service Bill be then received. Lord CASTLEREAGH begged leave to a& the Right Hon. Secretary at War, whether the extra pay allowed laR year from the Lieutenant Colonel to the Subalterns dowowards, in the Regular . . Army, was extended to thole of the fame TWA in the hlilitia ? - 'e SECRETARY at WAR aufwered, that no fuch regulation had yet been adopted. Lord CASTLEREAGH raid he would recommend it to the Noble Lord, whom be did. no.. then fee in his place (we believe Earl Temple), to adopt fuch extenfi.ot, its he thought it would ,produce vary advantageous reruns to the Srrvic The Report was then brought up, the Amendment; r.,a and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time on Nloi.day. LUNATICS. Mr. C. W. WYNNE begged leave ti flare to the Houle a few oblervations on a fubje6t which, in his opinion, weir deferved their atten:ion. There were a groat number of perfons in England and Wales who had, at various times, been indicted for murder, and acquitted on the ground of lunacy. Thole per fons now remained confined in differentgaols in the king. dom, for the want offome proper place, or plates bei:'g appointed to receive them, which he conceived to be I extremely wrong, as in his mind there could not be a more imptoper place for a lunatic to be confined it than a common gaol. A molt (biking instance of this had recently occurred in the county which he had the honour to reprefent. A lunatic, under the 1 eircumliances defcribed, had, notwithstanding every care which could poffibly be taken by the jailor, who, it was to be obferved, did not know how to treat lunatic; nor'what was the peculiar bent of their diforder, but who had tak , m every care of his prifoners which his duty required of him, yet this lunatic had evaded all his attentions, and had com mitted another murder on a fellow pi iloner. There iwere alfo, he laid, within England and lVales a great number, he believed, not lefs than 1700 pau per lunatics ; and it was the interest of over feerA, and other parith officers, to keep thole unfortunate per. lons in gaol, by way of relieving the tefpeftive pa. Ines to which they were chargeable. He thought, therefore, it would be extremely clearable, that a Committee fhquld be appointed for the purple of invelligating this important fttbjeft, in which mea fares might be adopted, fo to provide for thole unfortunate perfons as to render their confinement more Cafe and comfortable ; and, at the fame time, to enforce their maintenance by the parith, and not by tae county. He would therefore move— .., Thar a felca Committee he appointed to enquire into the ftate of the crimiral and purer lunatics in England and lA'al,:., and of, the laws relative to the fame ; and to report the Laic, NNith their opinion, to the Houle." Ordered, and it Committee was immediately ap pointed. COLPNEL CAwTH^RvE. General rol l'l R. role to make the mntinn of which he had given no:ice. He be an by airn•itig the Houle, that in bringing this cobjca tinder their • confideration he WAS entirely free from every f IA of( prejudice, and not at all aCtuated by the fmalleft \ perlunal . pique or ill will towards the Honourabls.! Gentleman who wfs the objea of his motion. He kit hinifelf impelled to it by an imperious fcnfc ,if his duty, and, above all, it was his with, and fliould. be his endeav in.-, to maintain pure and nufullied.e hnnotir and dignity of that Houle. He ', A d,- hlghtla cpiniwa of the proceedings of a r ,...O i ;sl i t s 1: Tins 41 VICTUALLING OFFICE, Ntisaoyito, 0197, Mr. Jour: Nave 1., of Richmond, in the County of Surrey, bUtchei, having failed to abide by a Public Tender, dated the 39th nit which he made to the Victualling Board, for the fujisly of Freth Beef to His Majefty's Ships and iftffels at Yarmouth, Lynn ., and Wells, in the Coulay of Norfolk, for the enfising twelve months, THE OOMMISS/ONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MA7BSTrs NAVY, do berdy give Wien, That on Monday the zfith instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (reeled up) and treat with fuch Perfons as will undertake to furnilh whatever FRESH BEEF may be required for the ufe of His Majcity's Ships i,nd Vigils at the teveral Peru be ere-mentioned , from that day to the 31ft of December next, in clufivt,l and to be paid for by Bills payable with into-eft ninety days alter date. The Conditions of the Contradt may be fun at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to the Colledtor of the Cul torns at Yarmouth. No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the price frail mot he alerted in words at length, or that Ailh x 4 be delivered to the Board before one *WO4 on the Paid Monday the 2,61 b infield, nor en* the perfoa who wale: the Tender, or few print en his behalf, attends to anfices when called for. .....