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Z.‘ • *4 H . t -,. ~. "?"5,11 . MEMORY OF TIIE 'FSS CHARLOTTE OF 'ikIITTEE, after ma-' communications they have , hat they have reason to he lve to state, that it is their adequate, to construct the pro ' PII on a scale sufficiently tite inive to admit of its being appropriated to the purposes of DIVINE WORSHIP, and constituted a FREE CHURCH. (For the Committee), BENJAMIN BOTCH, Jun. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, grit so, un e. THE PRINC IPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY's ORDNANCE de hereby give Notice, That proposals will bereceived a t their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or before WEDNESDA, the 13th day of May neat, from si ch Persons as may be willing to undertake tke performance of the CARPENTER'S WOR period Medway Division, for Semite of this Department, for of Three Years, deter minable after the expiration of the first Year, wpoo notice of three months, at the option of either party. F.,rther Particulars, together.with the Terms and Conditions or the Contract, may be known at the Set retary's Office in Pall- Nan aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and sckmrted—" Proposals for Carpenter's Work ;" but no Proposal oc be admitted after the said 13th May, at Twelve c'Clock at :;voce of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed un ites tat party making it, or an agent in his.behalf, shall attend. fly Ord, (lithe B ord, 1.11. CREW, &aviary. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, April 29, 1818. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPALNI if MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading EAST INDIES, do hereby glee Notier, That a Quarterly General Court of the said Company will be lt.ll at thdr House in Leadenball-street, on WEDNESDAY, thl 17th June next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, for the purpme of declaring a DIVIDEND from CHRISTMAS to MIDSUMMER next. Thu the Transfer Books of the said Company Stock will be d.t on TUESDAY, the 2d June next, at Three o'cloik, and spied again on THURSDAY, the 16th July following : And that the Dividend Warrants on the said Company's hack, due cc the Sth of July, will be ready to be delivered on MONDAY, the 6th July next. JOSEPH DART, Assistant-Srcretary. HAZAR]) and a). Contractors with Government for the present Litter!, containing 107 Capital Prizes, of i. 21000, e'3,000, £Z,OOO, &c. &c. respectfully acquaint the Pahiic they have so arranged the Scheme, that 20 PRIZES of iipOo each loot be drawn in the first Twenty Minutes, The KING'S BIRTH-DAY, 4th JUNE. ----- - - - The Plan of increasing the number of Capital Prizes was so Jiversally approved in the last Lottery, as to create a demand which raised the price of a Ticket to Thirty Potands, and a Saw tetiah to 'two Pounds. HAZAILD and Co. the present Comae, tes, solicit attention to the following points of this Scheme, Welch contains more Capital Prizes, yet them are 4,000 Tickets less than in the last Lottery, and the present price of a Ticket is ocly .el2los. and a Sixteenth £l. 75. ALL STEILLIFG UMW. 3 Prizes of 1:20,000! 4 Prizes of 3,0001. and 2,000/. 90 Prizes of 1,0001. 20 Prizes of 5001. 2,756 Prizes of 3001. 200/. 100/. &c. &c. Tle first 20 Prizes will have £l,OOO more. The First 500 Blanks have £l5 each. The Slash-drawn Prize above £l,OOO will have £20,000 more. Tickets and Shares are selling by Haulm and Co. Cowzaac pm, at their very old Office, No. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE, ,t.tablished upwards of 100 Years), who Sold and Shared VIVI: PRIZES OF TWENTY TIIOUSAND POUNDS It lc last Year's Lotteries, and Capitals in former Lotteries amounting to some Millions. Isveurite Numbers may be obtained by an early application NEVER KNOWN BEFORE. One Hundred and Seven Capital Prizes. Lottery Draws KING'S BIRTH DAY. EYTON, Stock-Broker and Lottery Office-keeper, 2, Combat and Lombard-street, congratulates his Friends, the Public, on their great success in the last Lottery, there being Use Hundred Capitals , and more than Ninety sold in Shares, and the remainder in Tickets. EYTON begs to remind the Yablicollit in the present Lottery there are One Hundred and Seam Capital I:nava of 020,000, .e 3,000, £2,000, &c. &c. and . that the fin: Tw e nty Prizes drawp will be One Thousand Pounds each ; that Tickets and Shares are at present very low in pnce, but will be much higher. BYTON cannot help reminding his Friends, the Public, that tar the las: twenty years the Lottery has been drawn on the hag's Birth Day, he has sold a greater number of Capitals than any other Office-keeper, and be anticipates a continuance of the L , ke success ; therefore he recommends an early purchase, at his animate Offact,i, s , COICSEILL and LOMBAIII3-.STILEZT• - GCARROLL has the honour of returning Thanks • to the Poblic for the aistinguiblied patronage which he ' , Mit:aced in the List Lottery, and it is with the greatest „Action that he notices the reiUrn which Fortune has enabled !tan to make, in having distributed amongst his Friends, within he last Four Months, no less than Twelve Capital Prises, inclu dmg Two of 1'20,000. The Scheme of the present Lottery, vhich will commence Drawing on the Kitto's Iltarn-Dav, has `see formed to meet the wishe, of a considerable proportion of Public ' and will therefore be sure to meet with approbation, 4 as follow,: SCHEME. 3 Prizes of 420,000 Sterling Money 460 4 900 t . 6,000 Sterling Money 6,000 2,000 Sterling Money 4,000 1.000 Sterling Money 20,000 SOO Sterling Money 10,000 200 Sterling Money 6,000 200 Sterling Money 8,000 100 Sterling Money 1,600 20 Sterling Money 1,200 15 Sterling doney Ipo 10 Sterling Money 10,000 S Sterling Money 5,700 _ • 14,000 Tickets. £140,006 lig First 20 Prizes drawn to have 11,000 each in addition, Making C 20,000, the first Half Hour, • rt The First 500 Blanks to have ti 5 each. :t Sixth -drawn Prize above £l,OOO to have zeo,ono more. `` , `ti and Shares are Selling at the old-established Offices at G. CARROLL, STOCK-BROKER, CeRWHILL, and '26, OXFORD -STREET, "1 7 7 1 7 33, a Prize of ,g 30,1100, was lately Bold in Shares. Country Correspostienu mutually attended to. • 81 4. it. 7:b. ' • z • 3 • 10IBER 9725. riILIC MONUMENT TO THE LATE LAMENTED PRINCES WALF.S. AND SAXE-00I3OURI TA PH COMM' THE O n i C c E on N sid • g the various em S w ired, and in conformity with what the wish of the Public, beg leas 4 %motion, should their Funds be adequ: 1, .en, pol ed TEIIII.E , io_fthe CLNOTAPI ;#. hoinv anoro9l FAther I pr'tt Cent Anet 3 uuvrair. econned -= • cat be Ant N, O O of thi it.l th e par - 3 . - 4 Ity 07 C'ourte. - 1 THE - - 5 A CNC. - 4 FAS! 7a 3 That a It.ll at thel T.C. i:th - the purrog , - 4 to MI ne 3 ThAt tln - 4 *.t on TI a. got by freed ag: eat horse /tad tk hock, dut RONDA aMa- - 3 ~curse. - 1 IT AZ - a 11 fr of A.21,0C P f OffitLn üblic tb ii,eoo e s.—Rode The P riversi which c rt-old. trtuth t Vera, w welch tha oily SI !7* ; Mr. 3 wrwr*. - 1 - 2 90 90 by t 2,756 '-ge 2 nit Sit _ Tick immense Mai, al VIVI rcford, of ft a., mddcle, of N.B. 1 e, a a son. g. of awn. a U.D. Ir.Catnr.ron :e Lady of the Use . and Leershankt , Pahl See,: 100. She that Pow o for mai/ price the seven l for t Oledetr.ret. the Rev. My I Lke lArn, I- tcZu ng a tree at r y Tee fell en his lige 7 "?f , v enires anti ,ief of Car Id Coast of el l ate Curate •shi •tlc y Green, nest son o: trthur, our, E s + of 7,corge Gib, 'rid the 34th en's, Law' r, jeh' Idie remains aninlcsh as a iLgitinnste Ant, Andrew. bee Clot 6 ' l die Word to ING.1141" - - b git rr•ole f F Gra '.:utiutia. Al _ Xszbt A MILITARY OFFICER, of unblemished. Cha7 racier, and long Service, who, with his sick and beatt broken Wife, has, for several months past, endured the severe privations attendant on extreme indigence, earnestly solicits that humane aid never denied by the truly benevolent Mille really anfortunate distressed ! The melancholy causes winCla have re duced them to the grievous neeessitiy of this appeal may be known by enquiry at the places undermentioned, where any Donations left towards their relief will be received by them with the deepest sense of genuine gratitude ! Messrs, ('odd's, 14, Fludyer-etreet ; Mr. Egerton's, Military Library, Whitehall; Mr. S. Leigh's, 15, Strand; Mr. J. T. Hichardson's,l:•, Corn blU and Messrs. Boosey's,4, Old Broad- street, Royal P.:change. This day was published; price 10s. 6d. boards, A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the LAW of TITHES.—By JOHN MIREHOUSB, Eaq. of Lin coln's Inn, Barrister at Law. London : Printed for 3. Butterworth and Son, 43, Fleet ' circa ; and 3. Cooke, Ormond-quay, Dublin. This dry were published, In tto. Illustrated by Eleven Coloured Plates, price 2/. tts. TRAVELS -THROUGH some PARTS of GER mANY, POLAND, MOLDAVIA, and TURKEY. By ADAM NEALE, M. D. :Late Physician to the British Embassy at Constantinople, and Physician to the Forces. 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Established in 1805, for the sale of warranted Linens by the piece, at wholesale price. Brooks, Birch, and O'Keefe, agents, so, Great Ruuell- strews , Blopinsbury, facing the &tusk Museum. •, 44 ' s R 411. : .w,11111117 jiiir.4 -,- `Ai 1 % t ). ( .:„.,. ~. y 44. %WED, 4:5,500 arAB4OO, do MORTGAGE of asiOst LEASIMOLD SICURITY MIDDLIre - 3= " YoeV, Law statimer. No. 10, Eon , TO SR LET, irjnitatiALM OR. U 4FURNISHED, ALARGE ETTING-ROOM, Three Bed Roo ms, the use of a 11Litabett, Cellars, &a. in the bast part of St. Mania's-lane. Enquire at Bi t for particylara. TO BE -SOLD. r 0 beautiful VILLAS, near a good Market Towns and the Sea, In South Wiles. For particulars ap ply to Mr. A. Murray, Surma. and Lund Agent, 61, St. Mar tin's-lane.—Letters post-paid. SALES BY AUCTION. FARM AND SPORTIS i g RESIDENCE, Ab3ut Twenty-four Mites from Lieulon, in the County of ESSEX, with immediate possessinn. By Mr. NOGG ART (late llocaratir and Putturs), At the Mart, on FSIDAT, May IS, at Twelve, in Two Lots, 4.. , 8y Ordersai the Proprietor . , 141. 'ITT HOUSE ESTATE, two miles from Ingatestone, on the road to Ongar and F.pping, a beautiful part of the County, comprising an ancient Residence, formerly a Priory, surrounded by ornamental Timber, and placed in a paddock and lands, containing together about' NI NET Y-FIV E ACRES, the agricultural residence and pro perty of Ihniel Ross, Esq. retiring to the Continent. The Lands are chiefly rich Meallow, with excellent water, capital roads, acid a good neighbourhood, in the parish of Fryerning, a part Ingatestone, with a Farm-yard, Barn, Stabling, Cattle-lodges, numerous Out-buildings, several Cottages and Gardens; also, -a spacious House, with Paddock and Out-buildings, in the oc cupation of Mrs- Farrell. Lot 2. A large substantial Cottage and Out-buildings, with three capital pieces of Meadow Land, containing together up wards of Six Acres, in a most beautiful situation for building. May be viewed ; and particulars had at the Spread Eagle, In gatestoue ; Black Boy, Chelmsford; ui • hlessrs. Barrows and- Vincent, Solicitors, Basinghall-street ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broadsstreet, RoyabErchange, whdre a plan of the Estate may be seen. Capital FREEHOLD CLOTHING MILL, REST DENCE, and LAND, together with about FORTY-TWO ACRES, in GLOUCESTERSHIRE, Laud-Tax Redeemed. By Mr. lIOGGART (late_Hoooaax and Insuars), At the Mart, on Fammr, May 22, at Twelve, QT. MARY'S MILL, most desirably situate at Cbalford, in the Parish of Minchinhampton, near the Ca nal and the new London Road to Stroud and Gloucester, four miles from Stroud, 14 from Cheltenham and Gloucester, 26 from Bath, and 32 from Bristol, with a good f.. 11 of water, commodious Workshops, and every requisite Building, substan tially erected, forming altogether a complete Establishment for an extensisv Manufactory, with an eacebent spacious Reaidecce, and numerous Offices. Another Dwelling-house and five Cottages, walled Ki,chen garden, Pleasure-grounds, and a quantity of Meadow, Panure, and Wood Land, together about FORTY ACRES. Thc pur chaser may have immediate possession, with the optioa of the Machinery and Utensils at a fair valuation, so as to be able to begin !oldness immediately. To be viewed by applying to Wm. Stanton, Esq. Thrupp, near Stroud ; or on the Premises, where Pa rt iculars may be 'had ; also. of John Lane, Esq. Solicitor, Goldsmith's-hall ;at the Bell Inn, Gloucester ; Bash, Bristol; White Horse, Bath; Plough, Cheltenham • Ram, Cirencester ; Christopher, We ll s ; at the Auctien Mar; sad at Mr. Horgan, 614 Old Broad- Royal Elehaaaa, where , a Pile may be seen. CAPITAL MANSION and ESTATE, in a beautiful Part of the County of NORFOLK, about Eight Miles from the City of NORWICH, with One Hundred and :_ieve icy Acr• s of Land.--By Mr. HOGGART (late 14060 ART and Pnn.z.irs) at the Mart, on Firmly, May 22, at twelve, in One Lot, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD and small Part COPYHOLD ESTATE, consisting of an exellelt Man sion, containing an Eating-room, 35 feet by 21 fret : elegant Drawing-room, Library, and 'Morning-rot in, six principal Bed c.hautbers, attached and detached Offices of every description, Garden, and Pleasure Grounds, and about ONE HUNDRED and SEVENTY ACRES of fertile Land, with a Farm-house and Agricultural Buildings. several Cottages and Gardens. The Estate is situate in a fine part of the County of Norfolk, about eight miles from the City of Norwich, North Walexam, and Aylsham, and a morning's ride from the Seaports of Cromer, Mundesley, and Happisburgh, in a highly real ectable neighbour hood and surrounded by good roads : the Mar.uun and upwards of Fifty-de Acres of Laud, surroundi:T, the premiss, Are in hand, and early possession may be had. The Estate may be viewed on application to Mr. Daniel Christopher, the tenant, on the farm ; and puticulars had of Messrs. S.,•well and Blake, solicitors, 'Norwich ; at the King's Arms Inn, North Walshani ; Black Boy, Aylsham; Golden Lion, Ipswich; Angel, Bury; Grayhound, Newmarket; Cups, Colchester ; Black Boy, Chelmsford ; of Mears. Croiriler, La vie, and Olieerson, solicitors, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-Enet, Royal Exchange. TO GRAZIERS AND RITTCHF.RS. Valuable FREEHOLD and COPVHIALD LANb, in PLAISTOW MARSHES. By Mr. HOGG ART (late 1104143A5T and Pnna.res), At the .Nlart, on Flimsy. May saP, at Twelve, • SNDRY PIECES of Rich MARSH LAND , compriArg 31'1: FEHOLDand COPY HOLD ESTATE, in Plaistow `Marsh. consisting of about FORTY-FOUR ACRES of excellent FEEDING LAND, most desirably situ ste for the London and Romford Markets, contiguous to the 114 ling new Road, about five miles from London, let to Mtss:s. Waller, Matthews, Iliggiuson, and IsLirsana, at Rents slumming to 240!. per Anr.um. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Waller, near the Abbey Artr.s, Balaam-street, Plaistow ; and Particulars had at the White Hart, Romford ' • the Inn, at Barking ; Swan, Stratford ; of Mr. Fo.ter, Land and Timber Surveyor, Baker's Coffee-house, or Totterham-green ; at the Mart; and 'of Mr. Hoggart, 6t, Ad Broad-street, Where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. CAPITAL and very Valuable FREEHOLD and TITHE FREE ESTATES, principally MEADOW LAND, North Side of lI.IRROW-ON-TIIE-lIILL By Mr. 110 G GA wr (late liacuAav and Pituilvs), At the Mart, on FAIDAY ' Twelve, May 29, at in Lots, for the convenience of Purchasers , by direction of the Executors of the late James Enwamos, Itsq. deceased, • AVERY Important and Valuable PROPERTY, bounded by the Road from harrow to Pinner, tie whole Tithe-free, and lying within a Ring Fence, containing togrthtr about ONE HUNDRED AND NINE At'aitS nfttipertor MEADOW and fins ARABLE LAND, to be divided thus : Lot 1. A Rich Meadow, containing 32 A. 3 R. 12 P. Lot 2. Two Fields adjoining, of which 12A. 2 H. is Meadow, and 11 A. 1 It. 34 P. Arable. Lot 3. A Meadow, in the occupation of Mrs. Leith, con taining about Eight Acres. - Lot 4. Three Fields beyond tke Turnpike, containing Toge ther 27 A. 1 IL 15 P. Lot 3. Three Fields adjoining, containing 17 A. 3 R. 12 P. possession of which will be gifen at Michaelmas next (excePtlag as to Lot 3); upon the Estate is a Barn, Cottages, and Out- buildings. - May be viewed, and Particulars had , on app li c ation to Mr. Quilton, Harro w; at the King's lie;ul Inn, Harrow; the prin clpal Inn at Pinner; Csown, Staninory ; and Swan, Kickmans worth ; of Charles Jenningt, Eq. 11w-court, Ten , plr; at the , Mart; and of 51/. lioggart, 62, Vid Drovl-etreet. liiiIIII. rem. • • . • , - I 'I • 6i 3P • %,e, ` (16 111414 . SALES BY AUCTION. WANTIEWORTH COMMON. Capital FAMILY HOUSE, with Pleasure Grounds, Garden, and Land, in the County of SUItREV. By Mr. HOGGART (late nocuous. and Pail/4.41%), At the Mart, on FUDAT, May i 2, at Twelve, by Order of the Executrix and Executors, WANDSWORTH LODGE, the late Residence and property of Tames Newsome, Esq. deceased, de , lightfuliy situate on the road from Upper Tooting to Wands worth, verging upon Wandsworth CINTIMOII about sit miles from the Metropolis, in the County of Su rrey. The lioLse formi a handsome elevation, containing numerous suites of rooms for the aeconwoodatino of a large family, capital Dining and Drawinprooms, Library, and Morning-rosin, with Oates of every description, Lawn and Pleasant-ground, Gacollehlaaaste Grapery, and pr oductive Gardens, double Coadaitousine and Srabling for sit horses, Firm-yard, and AgricdtaratOnseolid inge; teirther with a floe quantity of Meadow and Arabia Land, containing altogether about Tli TETE ',CASS, rite,- pally eockisid With pork-paling, sad ornamonind WWI dauber, and looking into Lori Spencer's Yak. . • To be viessild with tickets on , which, pelt greirticplaoh may be had of Mit Dtew., Solicitor, j at to Mart; and of Mr. floge&olll3)anarbstrese. • Elegant VILLA, with Large Prnduetive GARDEN, capital DRAPERY, and TWENTY-ONE ACRES of RICH kIEADOW LAND, in high Cultivation, iu a Beautiful as. 4 Retired Situation. _ . THE LEASE of a Desirable RESIDENCE, si tuate about Six Miles from the Royal Exchange, contain ing Six Bed-chambers, elegant Dining and Drawing-rooms, and convenient Offices ' with Coach-house and Stable, Farm-yard, new-built Cattle Lodges, and TWENTY-ONE ACILRS of fertile .M EA DOW LAND, lying extremely compact. • Tu be viewed by Cards, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Iloggart, G 2, Old Broad-street, Royal Excharxq ; parti culars may be alto had of Mr. Gye, the Proprietor, Wood-green. RICHMOND, SURREY. DELIGHTFUL VILLA, on the Banks of the TII A MES, with beautiful Laws and Pleasure-Grounds, Garden, Coach- Houses, and Stable. By MR. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Ettchange-Alley, Coenhill, on TH;:stsciar, the 28th of May, 1818, at Twelve o'Clock, AVERY Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a „spacious VILLA RESIDENCE elt-jaritly fitted up, embracing every convenience, and adapted for the ac commodation of a NOBLEMAN or a FAMILY of DIS TINCTION, us expense having been spared to render the Pre mises comfortable in every respect, beautifully situated at RICH MOND, on the Banks of the Thames, embracing most interest ing Views of the windings of the River and the luxuriant adjacent Country; containing a handsome Entrance and Vend• bide, leading to a suite a elegant ArAxtments, consistinvof Drawing-room, Library, Eating Parlour of goad dimensions, Breakfast-room, Conservatory, and liiiiiard-room, embellished with Landscapes, spectra's principal Staircase and Gallery, seven vet) , eecellem fle:d.diambers, six good Sleeping-rooms over, and secondary Staircase • on the Ground Storey are a pleasant retired Room, and a Chinese Room fitted up with taste, a complete range of domestic Offices, Coach-house, and six-stall Coachman's Room, Granary, &c. a beautiful Lawn and Plea sort Grotind,laid out with gravelled Walks, planted with Shrubs, Evergreens, &c. sloping to the River. To be vi ewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the . Premises; at the Castle and Talbot, Richmond; Pigeons, Bien:- ford; Star; Kew Bridge ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-airs e, Goldenwquare, of Whore Tickets for viewing may be PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 29. Counsel were heard respecting the Scots cause of " John Peter Grant, t.s' q. M. P. v. Campbell, Stuart and others.'" To pro ceed again on Friday. The Innkeepers Rates' Bill was brought up frosts the Com mons by Mr. Bamanct„ and others; and read the fiat time; as were a few 1 dram or local Bills, presented by the Ilorrin.ra.. Isle Jr. Cu.?, Sir JAI' 6RAPANI, and others. OFFICERS WIDOWS' PiNSIOXS. The Marquis of LANSDOWN moved that the official documents relative to this subject, presented on a former evening, and then on the table, be printed. Though he nmved this, it-was not his intention to propose any further step on the subject, in conse quence of what hid parsed out of that House, and to which he could allude with much satisfaction, as the result of it he understood to fie, that the regulation which was to take place in consequence of die order in Dece►nber, was now, on account of the almost universal opinion which had been pronounced in fa vour of the unfortunate and meritorious individuals to be affected by it, to be given up, and that it was intended to continue their allowance free from any of those threatened deductions. The measure would have operated but a paltry saving for the country, while it would hive worn a character of se verity and injustice, very averse from the inclina tions either of their Lordships personally, or the country at large. He was willing to admit k was more desirable that concessions_ of the kind should proceed from the Crown, than from any other quar ter ; and it was with great satisfaction he had beard repeated the intention of assimilating both services together'in these respects. He would, however, tale this opportunity of adverting to the state of Pensions to the Widows of Naval Officers, to put a questioa to the Noble Lord, with regard to a part of the now existing Regulations, as applying to the Widows of Naval Officers, and which circumstance had only come to his knowledge since the, subject became a matter of public discussion, a consideration which he thought involved much of hard;bir. What he meant was, the case of Naval Officers Widows, who de rived pensions from the fund, formed partly by a re tention of a postiou of daily pay, and that not on na tional principles, were called upon to make an affida vit of their single state to entitle them to receive their pensioUs . ; whereas'all Widows of Army Officers, nct on the CoMpassionateList, were not so called upon. 'Phis was an unjust disparity, which be thought °Agin not to eiist. Th4.the Widows of Officers uz one branch of the public service should be zeasiered liable to the lost ofd pension constituted by a - rete . tion of part of their husbands' pay, unless they should continue in a single state, when the Widows of Offi cers in the other branch enjoyed the privilege of en- I I ter i n g into a second marnage, without being sub ject to such a diSadvantage. In this point or view,. he begged leave to ask the Noble Lord, Whether it . was intended to assimilate buds services also with rt • spect to this consideration ? • The Earl of LIVERPOOL stated that the subject generally w,is under the consideration of his 1 i . , i lq 1 1 ,r! ~' ' 1 t'l , 4 i ll 4 ~ , . ~, I , :t 4 I 4i 4 1 . l ' I i ''k ~1 i o , 1 lii , Il i , ' ' ll l t u -' k i 4 4 , I I 1 a . i l , lII' 1); ; f.' q 4 11 1 1 . ' i , . i... I .f . _ . +I . it, , ' *Y. , 1 4 4, , { .' t i I i , - I 4 1 ' 1 ' i I i *( , k 0.1 ' ,•' * -. • i 4 k . If, I il ' . 1, 1 1 • ' I , i i 1 I . 1 ' 1 i I 't . t 1 Y I ;.' ' 1 ir. I ' . g i ' , 1 - . t . 1 4 1 44 This day wu published, AHISTORY of SAINT DOMINGO, from its Discovery by Columbus to the present Tune. In ave. price I2a. boards.--Printed for A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and lle4t. Fenner, London.