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TO THE OFFICERS OF THE ROYAL NAVY. THE new UNIFORM, SWORD, and KNOT, agreeable to the Admiralty Pattern. is ready for Sale. at JOHN SALTER'.. Sword Cutler, &e. Na 35. Strand. To COLONEL FALKINER, tooth Regiment of Foot. IMPRESSED with a lively fenfe of your difinter cried and very honourable conduct towards us, your faithful Friends and Meets, we beg leave to requeft your acceptance of a SWORD. as a (mall tellimony of our gratitude for your cau tious, which we are happy have been crowned with the fuccefsyou have fo was meshed. The pert, d unanimity that fubfißs in'your Regiment is, we true, a decided proof of our attachment to your Perfon and Intereft ; and we beg leave to afore you. that every individual of your Corps feels happy in the convi6ion, that thould Ms Malefty be pleated to order us to repel a foreign, or fupprefs an internal Enemy, you will wield the Sword we prefent you at the Head of your Regiment, with an ardour and intrepidity wor thy your eharader. Head-Quarters, Dundalk. To the OFFICERS, tooth Regiment of Foot. I have had the Honour to receive your kind Addrefs. With heartfelt pleafure I accept the SWORD you prefoot me, and flull wear it with pride. as It evinces your approbation of my condudt—and, be allured, it makes me truly happy to find by this teftlmony of regard, from fo refpedtable a Corps of Offi cers as I have the honour to command, that you are fully fa tbfied with the exertions I have made to forward your intereft.-- I am highly Mattered Ty the confidence you have repofed in me, and truft I (hall make fuch tire of the Sword I receive front yon,as will entitle me to a continuance of your friendlhip—it Ihall be drawnonly in defence of my King ar.dCountry.and never refigned bit with my life. FREDERICK JOHN FAI.KINER, London, March 7. Colonel tooth Regiment. This day was publifited, elegantly printed in stn. prier tss. ip boards, ACADEMICAL. QUESTIONS, VOI,. 37 . the AUTHOR of a Tunflaion of Perfius. Printed for T. 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Dedicated by permiffion to his Royal Higbnefe the Prince of Wales This day was publiftsed, in Three large Volumes Bvo embelliChed with a fine Portrait of the Author, engraved by Caroline \Vat. fon. from an original Picture by Lawrence, HARVEST HOME; confilting, among a great variety of interefting Matter, of Supplementary Gleanings in England ; of Original Poems ; Original Dramas; Original Con tributions in Verfe and Profe, by eminent living Authors; of Sketches of the Moral and Social Rate of Englilh Artizags, in the grist ManufaCturing Towns, and of a corredted and enlarged Edi. don of the Author's Poem of " Sympathy." By S. J. PR ATT, Erg. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No, 6 New Bridge-ltreet, Black friars; and to be had of all Bookfellers. POPULAR INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY. This day were publithed. 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The Royal Afitnt was gi►en by Commit:Eon to the irdh Militia Redudion, the irlfh Spirits Pertult,the Bread AiSae, and Biwyer's Lottery Bill, and to fiven Bills of a private or Meal defeription. The Lords CmandAoners were, the Lord Chancellor, Lord Hawkeibury and Lord Wslfuigham. - - The Bills upon the table were forwarded In their rdpedtive Rages; thefe were all private Bills. The Aydhlre Road Bill pro duced a Bunt converfation between the Duke of Montrofe, Lord Walfinghant, and the Lerd Chancellor ; after which It was read a third time and paffett. The farther confidentlan of the Seats Appeal, Cathcait, Bart. v. the Earl of Caffills, being refbmed--• The LORD CHANCELLOR quitted the Woelfaek, and made feveral olderrations on the peculiar nature and importance of the cafe ; and, agreeably to his intimation of yefterday, ezpreired hie with that as much time would be allotted to the bearing of Com te' on the day be mould prop*, as may be convenient to the Houfe. He then proporei, that the further confederation of the cafe be adjourned till Friday, the a6th inftant, which was accor dingly ordered. The Noble and Learned Lord took an oceation to Rate, that force few, but very important cafes, itood over for judgment ; theft merited the fcrious attention of their Lordfhips ; and, with refpedt to them, he mould take an early opportunity, after the re ccfs.to fuggeft particular days for the delivery of their Lordlhlpe judgment upon each. _ In the eiurfe of the above procee4ingv, the Houle adjourned. during plea(ure, a eonliderable time. molt of their Lordihipa being cowed in an out-door Committee on one of the Private Bills. After the buflnefs of the day was gone through, the /knife ad journed (for the Eager Reeds) tiU Thurfday, the 25th inft. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Lord STOPFORD appeared at the Bar, and informed the Houfe, that in eonfeijuence of an intimation given to his Mslefty of a RefolUtion to be prefented to him from that Houfe, Ids Ma. jefty bad appointed four o'clock to receive the fame. Mr. W. ELLIOTT moved that a new Writ be iffued for the Borough of Mahon, in Yortlkire, in the room of the Hon. C. L. Dundas,ktlus has accepted the *Chiltern Hundreds. Mt. Joansott, from the office of the Chief Secretary of Ireland, prefented at the Bar an Account of the priduce of Taxes in Ire. land'for the fait Oar. Ordered to be printed. The Deputy Unser of the'lliack Rod appeared at the Bar, and fummoned the Houfe to appear in the Houfe of Lords, to hear the Royal Affect given, by conuoifikr, to feveral public and private BMs. 'The SPEAVIR accordingly went to the li?pfe of Lordk, and on hie return informed the Houfe that the Royal Admit bad been given by matmlifran to the Mat Volunteer Bill, the Irik Spirit Permit Bill, the London Bread Mize BBL Bowyeel Lottery Bill, and feveral private 41W., without amendments. The Prise Bill. the Smugg ling Bill, and the Property Amend mgmt Bill, were (evenly 'cottuultted, the Reports received, and ordered to be taken Into conlideration, tie litt on Monday the aoth, and the two lett on Tuefdai the Goth OFFICI OF PATICISTIR OF THI FOAM. Mt. kOSE prefaced his motion for leave to bring in a Bill to amend the 23d of the Xing, as far as it relates to the regulation of the Office of Paymafier of his Majefty's Forces, by Rating briefly the objeCts he had itt view in bringing forward this meafure. He had looked into the Reports of the Commiffioners of Accounts, and found that no accounts had been palled fiom the Office of the Paymafter previous to the palling of that Bill; the provifions of that Bill were fufficient to fecure the palling of the Accounts; but they gave to the public no means of compelling the produftion of vouchers, or of enforcing the payment of airears that might accumulate in the hinds of the Paymafters; in confequence of which confiderable rifle was incurred by the public, from the length of time that often elapfed before the accounts were au dited. One of his objefts, therefore, was, to enforce the prodtiftion of vouchers to the Pay Office, and to give proceft to the public for the recovery of any ar rears that may remain in the hands of the Paymaf. tem. Another was, to feparate the a.fhng from the retired or removed Paymallers. There were many provifions in the exifling Bill which were found in. convenient Or unneceffary. Another objth confe quently was, by omitting thefe parts, to accommo date the provifions of the Bill to the praftice of the Offices under improved regulations, adopted fince the palling of the Bill. The meafure he propofed he had prepared during the fummer, and had fince fub minted to the confederation of the Auditors of the Public Accounts, and to the War Department of his Majefty's Government. It had received the appro bation of both, and he was fure it was now in a hate in which he could confidently prefent it to the Houle, the end propofed in it being precifely the fame as the Honourable Framer of the former Bill had in view, namely; to pfevent any mifapplication of the public money. If the Houfe Ihould agree to his motion, he propofed to introduce the Bill, and after the firft read ing to have it printed, and the fecond reading fixed for this day three weeks, in order to afford time to Gentlemen to make themfelves acquainted with its provifions. The former Aft having been entered as read, leave was given to bring in the Bill. Mr:VESTERN ga — ve notice, that he would, on Friday, the 26th loft. move for leave to bring in a Bill for the relief of Pa rifhes fruits the refponfibility they at prefent laboured under, for colleting the Land and Miffed Taxes. , The tildes of the Day for taking into confederation the Petition of the Freeholders of Middlefez, againft the qualifications ot Mr. Mainwaring, which Rood for the ssth loft. was poftponed to Thusfday. the sd of May. The Bill for regulating the Office of Paymaiter General of his Majelly's Forces, was brought up by Mr. Hufkiffon, read a fiat time, ordered to •be printed, and read a fccond time on this d 4 three weeks.. Lord H. PETTY Obferved, that more than a month ago he had moved for copies. of leveret depofitions, relative to the Gaol of Kilmainham. and they were not forthcoming. He was furprized to And fo much difficulty in obtaining Papers from Ireland A ft mihr clrcumftance had lately occurred, with rcfped to other Pa pers on a different fubj.Att, in which feven weeks had elapfed. without any return being made. He Iliould therefore move, that the return for the Papers he had moved for should be made forth with. Ordered. A new Writ was ordered to be iffued tor the Borough of Gattan, in the room of Philip Dundas, Efq. who his accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. Adjourned to this day fortnight.