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.- 2 AD MIRA 7iere sc, iBo6. fIC E it hereby given that a Ssfoa of Oyer al4 ermine+. red Goal Alivery, fir the reidl Oifierie (remit r Nig& Beat, stadia S e 7aripithan ofshe AJaristiley of Err ill k held at 74jliee Hall, in de Ohl Ibiley, Lasobli, ar Fri- Ltd af 7r y rex, ,at Eel r'Olesh it the Maraiiip WILLIAM Afaßsn IN. LLOT July 1, iBc6. NTRIBUT!ONS after Divine Service on the )AY of THANKSGIVING, for the RELIEF of the I F.N, SOLDIERS, MARINES, and VOLUNTEERS, dad ; and the WIDOWS, ORPHANS, and RELATIVES e Killed. In his Majclty's Service. (tont advertifed Lt 17,971 Bso maining Subfcrlptlons of the Royal Dale, Yorkfb. unteer Intantry,oommandcd by CoL St raubenaie t 4 0 of Cmmdale, N. B. by the Rev. 3. Grant, of Elgin 3 8 0 n'a irti Pad& Oxon 8 7 0 nd Kenfig Uni•ei Parifhes In the •cefe of Leadoff, Glamorganthire J. Morgan It 1 0 :a, Hants, Saptill Meeting D. Miall 29 6 0 church (Chelhire) Rectory M. B. King S 7 9 re (Stafford& ) Church & Patifh Davis 9 9 0 riptiona from the City of Canterbury, per, Taykr, Hammond, and Co. ace of a Ball Corporation of Canterbury )15ecra Nnn•Commifil aned Officer,. and Privates, he Provender' Corps of Volunteer Yeomanry Ca ry, commanded by Major Sir E. Knattbitill, Bart. t 26 0 0 Canterbury Volunteers 14 1 9 y Tritten, Efq. Mayor of Canterbury S S 0 . Robinfon, is Record's of ditto 5 .5 0 t Hon Lord Sondes . 66 s o Gen. Watfon, M.P. - to to 0 Baker, Efq. M. P. - to 10 0 Ptrifbes and Meetings In Canterbury: hula an 's 9 54 0 dargarct's - to 4 7 fary Bt cam - 9 1 9 ,ndrew - 7 to 0 aul - 9 to 6 :gate and St. Peter's 15 6 7 Mr. Parnell's Meeting 4 0 0 rrteri3n ditto - 7 0 0 Mr Young's ditto s o 0 St of Denton - 5 0 6 oral Bsptiß Cnoregation, Dover 3 8 6 danelark, Efq. - 5 o 0 Mr. Chafy 1 t 0 Alderman Simmons s $ 0 Alderman Brittow 5 ,s 0 i Tots , . Efq . . - to to 0 W. Pa) lc.. Efq to to 0 Alderman Sankey 2 1 0 . Dr. Wallies - 5 5 0 - rge Gipps. Efq. 10 10 0 I. Ellzabe• b Gipps I 1 0 i Hawking - 1 1 0 li a m Hadley. Efq. 1 1 0 liam Hammond, Efq Sr . Allan's 5 5 0 p. Knight 3 s 0 lam Hougham, EN. 5 5 0 i S tarr - 1 1 0 Liam Battloele. Efq. to to 0 Richard Gibbs . f 3 0 C. Bangrave,Efq. . 5 3 0 . Cumming - 1 2 0 Total ------ - '••4 8 .1 3 8 +Otto NAM, Somerfctlbire 6 14 titi i . Weeman, of Marcum, fisrefordfbire 1 1 0 1 nel Goolden, di tto , ditto 0 to 6 - . 1 I 0 1 C. - nsss Clarke, of I .yde, In HereforJihire 1 1 0 uel Hodges, diet n , ditto fcrimions at Edinburgh in addition to Soottl. 10 00 0 0 lop, county of Moray - 0 0 age of Childs. Wickham, Oloucefteribire 1 1a 6 Rh of Hake - on. Suffolk Wm Kett It to 0 --of St. Menlo. Cornwall •-• Beyley 24 0 Ilerfton Church, Pembroksiblre Jona 13 t 0 Dean. Sutter 4 4 0 . t Hoathley, ditto 11 1 4 - ..C r 2 18 4 e Stoke Newington and Vicinity Volunteers, by Ma w TaStes. there being no eolleelion at the Church 13 9 6 urcb, Deptford, Devon J. D Falwell 5 o o -- Nestgrove, Worcefterfhlre T. Co.kes 5 0 0 --- Reulwith, Yoriabtre G. Jon 2 3 4 0 —.... Wengerworth, Derbylbire.per Mr. Travel s 0 1 7 %following Solderlptlons received from Reading, !kris, tranf m.ttrd to. John Stephens, Efq. Mayor:— Lawrence Church - so 4 6 Giles 43 7 0 • Mary • 31 15 4 ape), Collie-ft rer t, - 5o i 6 7 :sting, Broad Brett, - 21 13 0 :,.tang. Hofi•ses.lene • 8 16 6 man Cstbolic Chapel •3 18 g Uvidual Sutler iptiuna - 238 18 7 . . . 63 16 6 a 6 5 0 443 to 3 rah of Wingfield North, Derhythire I 1 7 9 -- of St. Mary Magdalen, Lined:ollre 5 11 4 ..- of Cherry, Willingham, ditto, W. Gray o so 6 of Alreaford, Eat T. Smytides to 3 0 hitby Church T Fenn 13 3 3 Ito Chapel J. Rubertfon 17 t 1 3 titsof Sevedingron, L'n .cinfhire s at 61 —of Swayton, ditto - S 13 6 m. I mils tones, Pedwardine I e o , Gentleman near Mancloaer 1 0 0 irnarron Collediuna, In different Chapels of the Methediß Calviniila in the oeighbourliood, per the Rev. Evan Richardhtn 32 15 6 intiktilig Para, (additional fubferip.) W. Griffi t h z 0 0 adley , Derby - J . Shipley 513 6 int. North Wale., per I). Davies. Balli 5 5 o with of Drayton !harem Staffordthire M. Mendhant t 1 t 6 ,trilit of Egimifili In. Glamorganihire 4 10 0 'an:revise of White Crofs . 2 4 0 •erphilly,Glanutrzanflilre, roptill Congregation I 7 7 rizenbitltic, N. B. Epifeopal Congre • • Rev. R. Park 2 0 0 gation abiax, Nova Ecot la, tranfinitted, in part, by An d0...4 Belcher, Efq. Chairman 410 3 0 atlas, New Providence, Inhabitant* of the Baha ntas. tranftnitted, in part , per H. M. Dyer, and J. Webtter, Efqrs. 350 0 o rum Se/ Vencihka In Ireland, tranftitted by B. Gall, Ek. of Dublin-- (kith) .o.ottin Vefey, Oaken and Mm, Diftridt of Wexford . at 17 t "pain Clayton, ditto of Dimes 6c 1 o aprain Itnirky, ditto of Monde 48 7 'n o tolit Coffin, ditto of rralto 45 3 6 Nssies I Icky. ditto of Killala an 6 2 :W e t4lll . 1.41101. ditto of Kirtland .t l 5 0 Altair Hill, dittoed Borno ana 9 0 1 9 5 .4ret4 Mends, dkti , of Malabide z 3 y a a :wow: ant Ingram, Crowoy Head, Sl_nal Gtation - :appdo flozh Monte. sod the Er;lantine Ificnnea ot the Cuunty of Down 0 IS 1 t 0 0 o Sr,.fli.g —•••—•"--- 317 lj 0 ',Wog of AM.:gine. rear Brklport. Dnrfrt 6 a 5 in Akrt.iff,p.r three/nue 16r.xtie,and the ltcrucud W. Nl•iteis :6 16 0 k motl: - T of STrnSAC'RIP (lONS foe the Genrr.ol Purports of rti ! I I'ION Already advtetsfed 48,8cr, 6 5 --..•!: ; •wiil..n of K nv.i Mar ors. 34 rubfe:fp •:. a: 'lomat' by Major Geo. Blight ikll. ‘4.. ;. e... :.` run , cr, 03ittrIl, Nectltamptonlhire 7 0 0 t t 0 5 0 0 5 5 0 10 10 C eit.c. , , - ,••• Alkn. of 11.4.iax, Nova :Scotia, per Brit k w,- • . to! Co. - 10 10 0 1 e Grac:. e.,.. Duke of Conlon lO,f 0 0 . •••ae ( : ; :•••• r., I. fi 1.4 hihttall .. 10 0 0 • •., r• .. :... : -‘• , ( kin, rzi I(aptitt..Biltingtitirft.Starci a to 6 - • *.f. : ' • - :.,:hue to he 7, t 7 :veal At Lloyds, alai at aq the • • •• , • el ": • 1.. .atl: Coottry. J. '.'. Wr:-S70::(ll, S.crtr.ry. no mast Number, being the Flak to be rublithchoo•Turfday I next. of LA BELLE ASSEMBLEE ; or, BeLL's Couvr and FAIIITONAIItt MACAT.INE, Is a very interefting and fplenclid Work. The Emhellfthments are In the very edt ftyk of excelknee. The Portrait Print is the Fifth, of the faits from originals of the Royal Family. viz..-The Print.:fa Align(la, a faithful and highly finned Mende. by Scrim, after the original pidure by Sir William Beechey ; silo, the two , Prints of Faßien, which contain four whole-length Portraits of the Coftumes of the prefect day, taken from Opera and Full Ikelies. and from the Kenfington Garden Promenade Dreffes; with an original Song, let to Mufic ezprefsly for this Work by Mr. 1 ' `. King. and Three Patterns for Needle or Tambour IWork. All the Embelllfhments, if taken Sparately, may be con• fldered of value far fuperior to the price of the Work, indepen• dently of the rich variety of original and highly interefting Articles of Literature and ufeful information, which are contained in Filly fix Pager, elegantly printed on fine Royal Odavo Paper. All the Numbers of chi* Work defers immediate attention. Early im preffions will ever he ennfidered of very extraordinary value. Publifited for J. &11, at the Weekly Melfmger Office; and may he had of all the Boulfelkre sad principal News Venders In the kingdom. It is intended thtt the firit dais of Illuftrious Ladles to be given regularly in this Work, than conlift of all the Female Branches of the Royal Family—and all the other Embellicomenta in each nura• ber will be correfpondent with the ptctenflons of chafe in the prefent number. No. a contains the portrait of the queen. No. 1 —...., the Prinerfs of Wales. No. 3 -- Princefs Sophia of Gloiteefter, No. 4 -- the Queen of Wurternhurg, the Printers Royal of England. All of them very finely engraved from the Original PiEtures by Sir William Beet/ay. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, JULY T. The Bills upon the table were forwarded In their refpedtive Rages : among there, the Itith PoR Roads Bill, and the Longi tude Difeovery Bill, woe read a third time, and paffed. The Poll. Office Receiver General's Bill was read a feeond time, and committed for to morrow ; and the Stamp Office Reetl•er's Bill patted through a Committee, and was reported without any amendment. On the Scots Appeal Carafe, Martin v. M'Nabb, The LORD CHANCELLOR. aler a flight vim of the cafe, moved, " that the Decree of the Court of &Son be affirmed,' which was ordered accordingly. [By tbisJudgment,arilingan the cafe of the Borough of Qtleenf ferry, it is at length found and ellabliffied to be competent to the Maglantes and Council of any or all of the Royal Boroughs in Scotland to make a Bye-law, introdudive of a new mode of making Burgeffea, notwitlillandiug any prior immemorial ufage and practice to the contrary.] The Order for their Lordthips going into a Committee on the Cullom Houk Fees Bill, was, on the motion of Earl SPENCER, difeharged, and a Gatliar order made for Friday nest. Mr WILLIAM! (Secretary to the ContmifSoners of Naval In. quiry) prefented at the Bar the 14th Report of that Board, which was ordered to lie on the table. - Wsn LLLLL DEBTORS' BILL. The Older for the third reading of the Infolrent Debtor►' Bill being ►ead, Lord ELLENBOROUGH role, for the pu►pofe of fuggelling two farther amendments to the Bill— the firft, tended to extend the exemptions from the benefice of the Bill : Perfons confined for da mages for malicionfly int:lifting injuries on the per tons, &c.—thole confined for damages for adulterous intercourfe or feduZtion, were previoufly exempted ; and the fecond amendment was fur the omiffion of certain words, which the Noble and Learned Lord deemed regular and necefary, in confequence of the previous omiffion of certain clanks relative to the cafes of bankrupts. There amendments being agreed to by their Lord. (hips, the Bill fo amended was read a third time, pallid, and ordered to be fent down to the Commons for their concurrence. INDIA. The Earl of WESTMORELAND °barred, that, in the abfence of a Noble Friend, he had to move for the produCtion of certain documents, deemed ne c, /fairy for the due illuaration of the important tub jea, intended for difeuffion upon Friday next, and teeing a Noble Lord in his place, he fhould forth with nate the nature of thole papers. His Lordlltip firfl moved, "that an humble Addicts be prefersted to his Majelly, praying that direaions might be given that there be laid before the Houfe a copy of ;he warrant, under the fign manual of his Malay, for vacating the commiiTinn, contlituting the prefent Government General of Bengal." Lord MINTO obterved, he law not the leall ob lation to the produdion of this document ; on which the quellion was put, and the Addicts to his Ma• jetty ordered accordingly. The fecond was for the prnduaion of any corref pundence that may 'have taken place between the Board of Controul and the Court of Diredors, rela tive to the proceeding to which the above mentioned document referred. 'f he Noble Earl alto moved, " that copies of the treaties recently concluded between the Britifh Go vernment, and certain of the Native Powers in India be laid before the Houle ; alto for copies of dif• patches which might have been fent to, or received from India, relative to thofe treaties ; and alto for certain documents relative to the finances of India." In confequence of theft propofition , , a converfa tion•arofe between the Noble Peers above mentioned; in the courfe of which Lord MINTO obterved, that no filch cnrrefpon• dente between the Court of Direaors and the Board of Controul, as the Noble Earl teemed to have in contemplation, had aaually taken place after the treaties alluded to. On thisintimation the Earlof WESTMORLAND immediately agreed to withdraw the motion in quellion. An oblation was alto made to the proditaion of the difpatches or letters moved for, by the Noble Lord at the head of the Board of Controul, on the ground, chiefly, of filch a proceeding tending to dif- Hole confidential opinions as to particular meafirres. He expiated Iris hope, therefore, that the Noble Earl would not pref . 's his motion. The Earl of WESTMORELAND immediately agreed to withdraw the fame. • With refpea to the other motions, no oblation, be ing made, the papers were, on the goeftions being r put, ordeted to be lard before the Haute accordingly. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. HURST prefented a petition from the Albion Life In hirsute Company, aritiß the Globe Incorporation Bill. On the motion of Sir J. SINCLAIR, the Haute went Into a Con:mitre: on the Expiring Laws, and It was agreed to bring In a Dal, renewing an Aft of the Forty•fifth of the King permitting Co.sl. Colin, and Cinders to be brought to LOll4on by Inland Na. Ogaden —Report to be received to-morrow. sir JOHN SINCLAIR brought In a 11111 to enable his Majclly to grant the fum of sonpool out of the forfeited E.ltatcs in Scot land, for the Improvement of the Harbours, dec. In the County of Can hnefs. • 'll be Committees ca the Report on the Forfeited Educe in Sco;- land, Me the further Cialitielitiull of the Report on the Eat Rock 1 Light Houfe,wert psftponed dll to•mnn nw. Mr. CA LCRAFT obtained leave to bring in a Bill to vc l ter min Meilliages in Trufteca, for better In.proving the NO, at Puttfinouth and for emending the Lines of Fortification a' tear. Mr. CALCRAFf immediately brought up the bill, a•:ti, h was reads Pint time, and ordered to be read a remind tomorrow. Mr. VANSI FTAR ohtaintd leave to bring in aSi I for con , folidating and rendering more cffedual ftvtral Adla for opening and improving the Avenues to Wcltininfter Hall. Sir C. PRICE brought up the Bill fur improving Smithfield Marhet, which was read a firft time. On the motion of the SOLICI rOR GENERAL, the Banlropt Laws Amendment Bill was read a fccond time, and cumnuttcd Friday next. On the motion of Lord HOWICK. the Greenwich Cheri lm• ;tenement Bill, and the Greenwich Hakim! Funds Improvement Bill, were read a frcond time,and committed for to-morrow. The Poßage Bill was read a fecund tine, and committed for to , morrow. A Meliage from the Lords Informed the HOet. that the Lords had agreed to the Longitude Diferwery Bill, the Ira P...ft Road Bill, and the Infiltrate Debtors' Bill. lord HOWICK brought up t!.e Report of the Committee on the Navy Surgeons Petition, which was laid on the table. On the motion of the SECRETARY at WAR, there were ordered to be laid before the Houfe two Letters to the War-office, in 1895, from the Affiitant Barrack Mailer in the Ile of Wight ; and alma a Let ter from the Secretary at War, directing that a Mr. Atkins be difmilfed from his lunation 4 n the Barrack Department un that Itation.—The Secretary at War then brought up the Papers, which were ordered to be printed. Mr. ROBSON thought it abriiiittely neceffary, that another Paper Mould be before the Houle, to the produdlion of which, he believed, there would be no objeCtion. He had no other ()Neel in moving for it, but to prevent the improper expenditure of the public money. He then moved for a Copy of a Memorial from Mr. John Pritchard, late Barrack Molter in the Ifle of Wight, relative to certain giving peculations in the Barrack Department. The SECRETARY at WAR objedled to the words " glaring peculations," as improper in this Rage of the Wines: and, on the fuggettion of the SPEAKER, Mr. ROBSON confented that the words " certain praftices" lhould be fulatituted. The Paper was that ordered. IRISH AFFAIRS. On the motion of Sir J. NEWPORT, the Earl of Ormond's Agreement Confirmation Bill. and the trills Militia Service Bill, were both read a fecund time, and committed for to-morrow. On the motion of Sir J. NEWPORT, the Hoofs refolved itfelf into a Committee on the frith Poor Bill. A long converfation took place on Serious claufes of the Bill, in which Mr. O'HARA. Mr. FOS fER, Colonel VEREKER, Mr. PARNELL, and Sir J. NEWPORT took a part. Several Amendments were agreed to, and the Report was ordered to be re ceived to-morrow. On the motion of Sir J. NEWPORT, the Houle went into a Committee on the Bounty on the Expor. Cation of Vitriol from Great Britain. In the Com mittee Sir JOHN moved, that there he paid a bounty of ss. 6d. on every toolb. of vitriol exported from this country. Mr. FOSTER conceived that this was a meafure of confiderable moment. There was a cnnfiderable manufafture of vitriol in Ireland, and any exclufive bounty on exportation from this country, would have the effet of injuring it. He therefore winoed that tome farther time Mould be taken to confider it. Sir J. NEWPORT then agreed to pofipone the fartber confideratinn of the iubjeCt, on account of the abfence of an Hon. Friend ; and the Chairman . reported progrefs, and obtained leave to fit again to-morrow. • • • Sir J. NEWPORT. brought up a Bill to amend certain ARs for the Sale of his Majelty's c'nit and other Rents, and of Forfeited Lands in Ireland. Sir J. FITZGERALD ennlidered this as a Bill decrying ferious attention, inafmuch as it went to efif pole of the rents and property of the Crown in Ire land. In t 799, a great fcarcity of money prevailed in Ireland, and it was then thought proper to pats an Aft for the tale of certain elates of the Crown, in order to raife a particular Cupp's , for the year. This money was borrowed from the Bank on the fecnrity of the Crown Lands; but afterwards other means were found for efifeharging this debt ; and the quit rents could not now be fold for paying a debt which was already difcharged. Befides, he could not fee any pollible occafion for the meafure, when the fup plies of the year for Ireland were already granted. Sir J. NEWPORT replied, that the quit rents were not looked to as an immediate, but RS a progreffive fource of fupply. Befides, when the Crown received a civil lilt by way of ccmpentation, it was not irregu lar to difpofe of its property. He could alto fay, that great defalcations in the revenue from there quit rents took plice from the conduCt of culleflors. The pre fent Bill was merely to remedy a defeft which had crept into tht former Afis of 1798 and 1799, which had, prevented them from taking . effe& Mr. FOSTER coincided with what had fallen from his Hon. Friend oppnfite to him, and - obferved, that he had never before heard fuch an argument as that of the Right Hon. Baronet, founded on the de falcatian of the revenue arifing from the quit rents of the Crown. It went to prove, that becaule the re gular colleftion of that revenue had not been properly enforced, therefore the Crown thould be deprived of its property. He believed, however, that the prefent Bill would be pet telly innocent, if it was merely by way of amendment, fince it was the general opinion • in Ireland, that nobody could lately buy the quit rents under the former Mts. He contended alto, that the prefent meafure ought to have been intro . duced among the Ways and Means of the year.— The Bill was then read a fird time, and ordered to be read a fecond time on Monday next. Mr. HOBHOUSE brought up the Report on the . frills Revenue Regulation Bill ; feveral amendments were agreed to, and the Bill was ordered to be read a third time on FI id ty next. TRAINING RILL. Mr. WINDHAM fold. that as he wifhed to introduce lonic new :ratites into the Bill at peek it, he Gould therefore propote that the further conlideratlon of theitepurt be pollponed till rhurfdty next. • Mr. CANNING expecifed a with that the Right Hon. Gentle man had communicated his intention to the Hours raft night, as (meal Gentlemen bad attended with a view of delivering their fentiments upon It. He then declared his Intention of embracing the tartlen opportunity of taking the (enfe of the Houle, and de livering his fentiments 011 the principle of the Bill, which he eon* caved en-Aigut b. Improved by any amendments it might undergo. Mr. WTFDHAM then brought up leveret claufes, which were intertcd In the body of the Bill, and the Report was ordered to be taken into farther eonfideration on Thurfday text. The Report on the Militia Balloting Bill was then taken in. wennfideration, when feversl amendments were avreed to, and tic 'Jill] ass ankred to be read a third time temorrow,..ATurn,4 LOAD MELVILLE. 1:.;!, an from the Report of the Committee appointed to infpell the Jiurnals of the Houle of Lords, in taped to their proceedings upon the Impeachment of Hulas Vifeount Mssviees. Die .I:artis, 3 11306. Moved, that the following quellion be put to the Judges, viz. • r. That in cafe • public accountant had received from the King a warrant, fpecifying amply, that he was era to receive dus public money ; fecondly, to pay the fame to payees duly authoris ed to receive the fume : and thirdly, to account to the public foe the monies by fuch accountant fa received and paid: and in cafe fuch accountant had been iiididted (In words of futfichnt legallm• port) r.r applying a fans dyadic money which had been received by him to frame other purpofe than thnfe per t ain to which alone the fame was lawfully applicable ; and in cafe it had been proved nn the trial, that the Defendant had not revealed the purpole to which fuch turn of public money bad been applied by him ; and in cafe alio the Defendant bad been found gailt7. whether, la fuel cafe, judgment ought or ought nut to be melted ? And a debate arifing thereupon, the fame was ad journed to Thurfday next. Then it was moved, That the following quellion be put to the Judges, viz. 1. Sti , pollrg the cafe, that the warrant from the King had been a pen:nave warrant, allowing the Public Accountant to receive teea and other perqu'fites, over and above the falary of his paid's; office, whether, in filch cafe, judgment ought or aught not to be arrefted? And a debate arifing thereupon, the fame was ad. journed to Thurfday next. Then tt was moved, That the following queflion be put to the Judges, viz. 3 . Suppofing the ca re, that the warrant from the Kiug had beett a warrant in which (.me fpecifie and fired falary for the Public Accountant was fpecined." for and In fath•fadlion of all Invested fees of oiler ;" fiippofing fat; that the Aft of the asth year of his pro fent Majelly,chap.3 t, had not paired : and fuppnang.feeondly. that the Paid Ad of Parliament had paired into a law. whether,ln filch cafe, udgiucnt ought or ought not to be arrefted ? And a debate sailing thereupon, the fame was ads journed to Thurfday nett. Then it was moved, That the following quellion be put to the Judges, ziz. Whethermoniesiffued from the reclimner to the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, on account of the Tres. force of his Majcfty's Navy, purfuant to the Aft es Geo. llhcap. 3 ',may be lawfully drawn from the Paid Bank, by the perfon July authorized by :he Trcafurer to draw upon the Bank according to the (aid A&, the drafts of fuch perfon hying made for the purpofe of difeharging billsadtuallyaffigned upon the Treafarer before the date of fuch drafts, but n t adtually preferred for payment before fuch drawitig,and whether loch monies fo drawn for fuch purpofe may be lawfully lodg:d and dep fired In the hands of a banker; other than the Bank, until the payment of loch aligned bill., and for the purpi ( 0 of making payment Cher of when the payment thereof Dian be demanded, or whether inci t ed, in In drawing fucht maul a, and taxing and depoOting the fame as atercralti, is in the law a crime or acme The fame was agreed to, and the lid Judges was' • accordingly put to the Judges ; and the Judges &fir ing time to confide r the Paid quellion : ordered, that the Judges do att end ' to deliver their opioion upon the laid quellion, on Thurfilay next. Theo it Was moved, That the following stoefklon be pout() the Judges, viz. 5. Whether monies from the Feehequer to the Bank of. England, on account of the Treafurer of the Navy. purfmant to the Act at Ceo. 111. cap g't ; wag 'be lawfully drawn therefrom', by drafts drain in the name and on the behalf of the Vid l'rearertr, in the form prefcribed in the (aid Act. for the pumas of filch 111013i= Acing ultimately applied to Navy Services, but in the mtnea. time find until the fame IhOuld be required to be fo applied, for ths • parr* of being &printed in the bands of a private banter, of other private depofitory of loch monies, in the name, and tinder the immediate foie eontrout and difpofition of Curiae othe-r, pe t foer or perfons than the raid Treafurer hlmfalf 'the fame was agreed to, and the raid quellion was' accordingly put to the lodges; and the Judges' de-; firing time to confider The - raid qttellion : ordered,• that the Judges do attend to deliver their opinions upon the laid quellion, on Thurfday next. Die jai:, S 3ruaij, t 805. The Order of the Day being read, for the Judges to deliver their opinions upon the two qu eftions put to them op 'lnefday . 411, 'The Lord Chief plaice of the Court of Onmenors Pleastelivered the unanimons opinion of the Judges upon the firft quellion " That monies Mel from the Fsetterp f r to the Gore:maraud Compani of the Batik of England, on account of the Trcafurer of his Majesty'. Navy, purfuent to the Aft asth Tea lit. Cip. it. way 6, Lop!, ,realm froln the laid Batik, by tht lrerfon duly au thorized by the Trea;ure; to draw anon the Bank, according to the (aid .%Ct, the drafts of Loch perfon Being made for the poem* of difeharging.billa adtually agigned upon the 'Preafurer before the data of fuch draft., but act adtually prefented for payment before fuch drawing; and that fifth monks fo drawn for (Mauer pore, may be lairfully 'lodged and *patted in the bands of a Banker, other than the GsVer'or and Company of the Hank, until the payment of lamb alligned billy. and for the purpore of Making' paymeut thereof when the yisractit thereof lallire demanded:and that filch Aft in fo drawlnefuell ea fudging and &peat: leg the fame as afortfaid, is not Mahe Law a crime or offence ;' and glue his reafons. . ••. Urn the fecond quellion: a I: by the exprellion, for the . purpae of being cirpolited. in the hands of a private basket, or other , private depolitary ;• is to be underft Doti that fuch was the A bject or reafon of drawing the . money out of the Bank of England, the judges anfwer, that ma tiles may not lawfully be drawn out of the Dank to hitgland by the Treafurer of the Navy for fuels purpofe, although the money he intended to be, and may In fact Iw, ultimately applie t to Navy fervice.„ But if, by that ezpreffion, it is to be underftond, that fuel' intermediate depofit in the hands of a private banker or de politory is made, bona fide, as the means, or !impala' mesas, of more convoodeotly applying the money to Navy Services, In that cafe the j.idgea anfwer. That monies iffued from the Exchequer to the Book of England on account of the Treafurer of the Navy, podia:nit to the Aft of the asth (leo 111. e. ;t. may be lawfully drawn therefrom, by drafts drawn in the name and on the behalf • of the Treafurer, in the form prefcrihed by the laid Aft, for the purpufe of fuch monies being ultintrely applied to Navy SereietV, although in the mean time, and until the 1.1 n: (hall be required to . be fo applied, the money may be *poked in the hands of a pri vate banker or other private depolitory of filch ramie., in the name and under the immediate fide cont•oul and difpolition of tome other pertain or perfons than the Trcafurer hint cif ; and gave his reef ms. The Order of the Day being read, for refurning the adjourned Debate on the quetlions propofed to be put to the Judges on Tuefday lull ; feveral amend ments were made thereto, which, with the original • quefliona, were negatived. Die Venerie, 6 junij 18c6. Propofed, That the hallowing queflions be put to the Judges : Whether It was lawful for the Treafurer of the Navy, before the palling of the Act of at George e. 3i, and more efpcelally whet, by warrant from his Mildly, by falary as fuch Treafurer as aforefahl was augmented In full fatisfadtion for all wages, few, and other profits and emoluments. to apply any fum or money impelled to him for Navy Services, to any other ale whatfoerevii politic or private, without carrel'. authority for Cu doin g s and whether fuel' application by fuch Ttaafarer would have been a niifdanicanor, or punlOtable by ioformatiuu or in.aanient ? The fame was agreed to, and ordered accordingly. Ordered, That the Judges do attend this Houle on Monday next,- in order to deliver their opinions upon the Paid bie Luca, 9 jwy;i 18c6. The Order et the Day being read, f r the Judges • t.. them r The Pleas, upon tl Thai the wet the quell Navy Ret artliorini able by b and gar Orde went o✓ each of and the words— Gnilty bis brew Order Garter, Order ed and c as the L State, ar that no whofe ni Orden queßinns Ann, the has orde Lord; on each J " What I ;nit the ni _ Moved draw dui Lords to sod is wail proteded The Or ceedinrr fu yule, upor againft hii Mifdemea It was t Wefmind and it was Tht foll Lords wh De aSiIITII esartiossiot this Houk. t deatesnan, t Sprat. oto tbd . _ lied we have &as fevaralli aka. idly. in a prurience ay heffeess, we With hi the 111 ewo experien has already a That a Ref _ _ ' the &Vegans' leavened, ha tgo not, &els a daisies Ydt the ladies. &mill vie!, dame Ted. and no I quenees of tue which the law keeping the dh by the tett of t tithes, and the sad wife.' sdiy. Becaui talky of peva it was dittlndli bate ; and we ind of inforing &aided by the ohly. Bec au &riling from al menu, been an anee with the ■ anode which ha parer of anyjh fill to the Houh to pofterity, to deviation from a ftrongcr light they uniformly, AVC[LA DUNDAI Snrross RossLTA Sr. JOB/ Then the 1 and the Lorc count Melvill the feveral qi and the Lord The Lord a majority of refpcaively • Dinar/TIENT sit. Basler, vilk, for the fat Parliament was] the Once of Tre Whereby his, after the 1111111 r UMW from MI Nary. or fhall pennon, but ti: the Onvernor and placed to certain 1 *rsvc4 and Med. ' And the marl of the Bank of Et jelly's Na►y, Mal rayless, and in p and Company of rn of Ms Majefty tops sotbneifed by r,mtival of the Navy hercalta to Mall •t that three I Curer of his Malan the Bank of Englau fuccaor Ikon b. Inch fueceffor, in I with !ramie:red, I fuceciTor.' adir Breasts It that, in 4ired bras' Vircoui it Afelvillre Paymatier. to dray than for applicati•ar .a.►rrnur and Com I nal urcr of the N .prie.te Banker: the ot Itch permiffton, tor public anorwy. at 'Linkers, in his own comma' of the Tn yrnD(l. that the fat: r•oduhMt front die 7 ,, .at amount 1 AD +nd rade:eland Oat