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The King's German Legion..-2d Regiment of Botbsiter, Gent. to in Carnet, vice Witte, promoted. Meuron's Regiment—Lieutenant I.nuis Simoneau s front the Chanettra Britanniques, to be Lieutenant, vice Bourgeois, promoted. The Duke of Yotk'i Clren Light infantry-Ist Regiment—En sign Gto. Gioadari to be Lieutenant, vice Casneggi, appointed to the e.d Regiment. To be Ensigns--Serjeant•Major Demetri Miiissi, vice Dechen, promoted in the 2d Regiment; Pietro Vurgopulo, Gent. vice IF'ROM LAST NIGH7'3 LONDON GAZ ETIE. - Gioadori. • - _ _ Regiment- , -Cartain Felix Calvert, from the !Sat Foot, to be Major, by purchise, vice Bontand, who retires. Ing's Own Regiment of Stafford Militia—Ensign Joseph Poing destre to be'Llentenant • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. 111/A It-OFFICE, NOVEMBER 15, 1814. N Regiment of Dragoons—Captain Edward Paie Tenter, from the 10t it Ugh t.llra,g 004.11 i to b 0 Captain of a 'Troop, vice lows, who exchatiges. Illth•Resitneet ej Light Dragoons—Captain Simeon Henry Stuart, from the it to Neil:Dragoon., to be Captain of a 'Troop, vice (hriviioa Vehoil-eltingeel Lieutenant e'er/es Eve-afield, ham di. to, to be Liemeneativice Lord George Leaneat, who gethangeo. , . • 1 h.ltegtntent of .Light .bragoons—Lieutenant- Colonel . Lora .4nbat Menners, 'she naafi Light theagoooe v esi he erate nant.Colonel, trite Palmer, -who exchanges; Major the Holt : H C r.owthee, from the 41st Prim, to be Major, vice Roberts, .appaineed to the 24th. Light Dragoons. • T 9 be Captains of 'froups—Erevet Major it. J. Thorn, fon, front the 21st Light 'Dragoons, vice Lloyd, who ex changes Captain H. C. Stipylrbn from the 20th Light Dre ssiest', Vier Harding, wbq excluu;ges; John Guresood, front the 9th Light Dragoons, vice Stuart, who mileages; Charles Wood, from the tsth Light Dragoons, vice Smyth, who ex • elintHget ; Valentine Jones, front the 3d Dragoons, vice Turner, who exchanges; Henri Lloyd, from the 20th Light Dragoons, wick -Gtvet:i,:tvho exchanges; the Hon. John Jones, front the Stafford Regiment of 'Yeomanry Cavalry—To be Captains— Licuteuents• Edward Monditon, vice Wa!house; Edmund l'eel, vice Paget ; Cornet Richert" Blair to be Lieutenant, vice Mont-ktoti. • Royal Cheshire Militia—To be Lieutenants—Ensigns William Birch Syke.. vice Monk, appointed to the line; and James Gales, sep. vice 0tt0.., resigned South Shropshire Regimlnt of . Ysoutanri Cavalry—John Tur ner, Gent, to be Adjutant. Mlsige Lewis A. Rouswisoyof the uotb Foe', Is super iieded. The date of the commission of Brevet I.leutenant.Colonel Carey, of the loth Foot, it 20th September, 11111, and not that stated in the Gazette of i stJone, 1813. 'Flit dates of the commissions of Lieutenant-Colonel A'Court, to ba Adjutant-General to the Forces in Sicily, and Lieutenant- Colonel Kenab, to be Deputy Adjutant-General to the said Forces, as stated In the Gazette of 19th April lad, arc altered to the 27th Detfembero ISIS. The date of the commission of Ensign Mazwell, of the 70:h Foot, is 23th December, 111/3, and not that stated in the Ga zette of the 17th May last. The date of the coninsi-sloo of Colonel Sir George Adam WntV, of the Royal Artillery, to be Aide-de-Camp to his Royal High ness the Prince Regepti is 4th June, 1814, and not that stated in r Zhe Gazette or the Ist ultimo. FOREIGN OFFICE, NOV. 15, 1814. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, kith, tame and onthe behalf of his Majesty, to appoidt Richard Belgrave Hoppner, Esq. to be bit Majesty's Consul General at Venice; and-in theAuserlazi territories in the Adriatic Sea.' :11th Liglst Dragoons, vice Fitz-Clarence, who exchanges. To be Liesttenauts—Lieutenants J. W. Parsons, from the 2M Light Dra goons , vice Fitz-Clarence, who each:sages; William S. Stafth, trom the 13tH I.igllt Dragoons, vice Wombwell, who exchange- • J. MerAhead,frOM the 14th light Dragoons ' vies the Marquis of Worcester , who exchanges; Lord George Len non, from the 9th Light Dragoons, vice Exerabeld, who ex chatty.. 13th Ditto--Lieutenant George Worninvell, from the 10th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant - vice Smith, who exchanges. 14th Ditto—Jastoteoant Henry Marquis of Wircester, from the 10th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Morehead, who exchwillva• loth, Ditto--Captain Joseph nmyth, from the tOth Light Dra goon, to he Cqtain of a Iroop, vice Wood, who exchanges 1111thIblati:-1141:aln Benjamin Harding, from the 10th Light Ptagoens,,,tti.he (lessen .y: a Troop, vice Stapylton, who ex - flanges ; Csptain Robert Giveen, from ditto, to be ditto, vice Lloyd, who exchanges; James Cook, Gent. to be Cornet, by ' poschase, vice NrDerstrott,.prorno:ed. 41st Ditto--Ceptain J. P.. L. Lloyd, front the 10th Light Dr*. 'goons, to be Captain of $ Troop, vice Thornton, who osh.l othaegeicli Ditto ! "-, Isiout i enaot Henry Fitz-Clarence, from the 101t1s, Light: Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, trite rations, who Vtinges. • fig Dittli-44.111ntetnnitiCekmel Charles. PAIIDIC from the 'loth Light Dregdona, • _ _ DOWNING-STREET ' NOV. Is. The Annwl Nomination of Sheriffs took place in the Cnort, of Exchequer on Saturday last, as ielbws : Bedfordshire—John Gibbard, of Shranhrook, Esq. ; Robert Hib. bets, of East Hide, Esq. and Farrer Grove Spurgeon Fatter, of Harrold" Esq. Berk'shire-4tikhard BenyOn, of Englefield, Esq. • John Wirs, of Hungerford Park, Esq. and Wm. Stone , of Englefield, Esq. Bucks—Willi/na Piggot, Of Dhddershall, Esq.; 'Thomas Digit Aubrey, ofelificot•house Esq. and Bartholomew Higgins, of Weston Underwood, Es+ Cambridge and Hu in ingd o n—Sam lief Pepys Cockerel', of Wooley, Fsq.; Knight Cooke George Mitchell, of Hemlngferd Guy, Esq..and Robert Booth, of Alcanboy, Esq. 7.hedlire--John I. Sherwood, of Mar*, Esq.; Samuel Aldersey, of Alderney, Esq. and Sir . Rickard Brooke; of Norton Pt lory, Bart. . • Ponsonhy Johnston, W) r" 461iilltr,40011101 1 tin4! 1 1 1 41s**•Fr• at0t 4 ".01 14 I be t Allidittlt 111040) vie LatlitlPr takklestas th e Aajotaiv "Atte... . • nth 1104-Ate glistarMaa t epderjeant Williamson, WI by uYlMent: Phew, Vela Wilson,: aowed. 014 tolete Sellooo,olk hr..*. MM to be Laeutenaet, without Icon' epode ad to the "nth Foot.. adleirDiehe riaintkon, Dein ! to be Bodgn o vice ailtitldls a 1114111a6thatihraa•a- MUM to Se Adjutant sthm - rlmh hlAllasigob site •Newpon, who revisits theArojte• ' lame "Pelt' • 07th Ditto—thstlest Daniel Anderson, Gent. to be EnalPs br titeha elee'Clistilhig, Who retiree. tl It ilftto.JCapwall Henry' 'Habit? ireM the 7ld Foot, to feel •Major; htlidelliee, doe Travers, - who retires; Ensign Wil liam Ginning, front the lath Foot, t. be Lieutenant, by pur ota's,' roe Riehartboo, promoted. i!otiltlitiO—Lleutenant John Cunningham, to be Captain of a - Con7indny' f rite •-periner,Ailled in action ; Ensign William Lei. al-to be Llretenam, vice - Cansatn‘asea ; James Inds* Gent. ribtrilettithe Tat *alarm • 114 Dka—Ensime. James M•Lanclitan, from theist Foot, to be _Ensign rice Adilenun, who ezehange#: tith'Utibe—tosiiri James Ratherford to be Liintenant, by pur ets'ii; vibe CoM ell pli,Pronintell. • Dittoi-4.4lstermiht °Miss G,Utephatt, fronashalf-pay of 2401 , 01 0'0604.414.V 6e . fleas Isienteragt, Lawson, who rlaansts.. , • , • 99t Citer iwo l4ist to he Major; *without por 'chow; Met Oatdel, Lieu° oust Alm :Thomson to he thcile of a Company, vice Tyron. • IllteliVitto—Major sibonert Moodie to be Lieutentot•Cdoost, .visa rtnatmiand,, killed n action ; Captain Richard Leopard To be Major, vice Aloulie. • ad leVialtilheltiginsent-a-Daviel Calming, Gent. to be Endin g :Whitney' pure:bat, dee A. D. Gordon, whose nppninuneest . has feet takeu blast. It Garrison Bertalicis—Brevet Major Henry Onlander, from the r 4 ,F oot, :ebb Meier. Vice Netter, decreed S<dii,Etiiigh John Minty to be Lieutenant, vice Wythe, de 111 m Harty, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Minty. l ( HohtstO Warne Battalion—Lieutenant F. M'innee, from the 4th Gavin** *studio°, to be Lieutenant, vice Patten, Place , ' R. l tried Lid. CknitNp eikibiti-;Brevet Major James P. Fulton, from the IWO Foie tole Major, *he Coskbana, promoted in the New, Sswtsrruk f abides. • New iiruitewick.F.eac:bles--.Major Francis Cockburn, from the . ( 4P4 4 0.1 1 tensible', to be, Lieutenaat Colonel. • Gat-risco Companies. 'Captaik—Captain Alexander Sotberland,4lalli if the 4th • lewd Virago Bauch in s and Captain AugialissdiaMercae, 7,41110i4ke 'nit Foot. TOe t i.ieutenantLieutenarit David Sutherlandage or the 4. R..yal Veteran Battalion. To beEnvigii—Serjeant Major James Killimnitar ftotti dwedv 'Read Veteran . battalion. act evtr. • • a.; COotiel Alexander Batson, of the HonourablcEast India Cool-, pany'e Service, to be Major-General in the Island of Bar HO! lent only. • Lieutenant-CA:44nd Edmund Reilly Cope, on half-pay d the Lite Plah trocinles, to be Colonel in the Army. Urbuine lititare 44 hi Nue to be Lieutenant-Colonel in thy Army. „. TO be Majors in the Army—Captains Henry B. Lynch, serving With lie Portuguese Army • W. C., Ball, of the 86th Foot; Honey Ilerit,-of Ste Royal hiarititw ; Johtt MabYnso of the Royal Martowes lenvis-Caamithatd, of he Royal Artillery; John CL. ravegnac, of the bleilian kegittient ; and W. F. de Bathe, of the bLith Font.. iLaladesitcgisbatot.....TabeLiidonstie" die Itousalk,4prometagi an kask vers.a,„whe newton, i . tinetre. [+f°4'! ; NONESDAY, NOVEMBER. it, I'Bl4. BASIKSUPI S. Edward Harris, of Briiitol, carpenter, dealei and chapman, to surrender Nov. 21, 23, and Dec other SU . at 2wplvc, at the Commercial Roams, Bristol. 'Atturuies, Mr. Joseph Llitgley, Clare-street, . Bristol; or Messrs. Rosser, Bartlett's BuilJit. t ;s, London. • Thomas Bevan ; sf Okehampton, Devon silversmith, clock and watcb-maker, dealer and chapman, D;c. 1.2, and 27, at 12, a: the Half-Moon Inn, Enver. A•tornies, Messrs, Austice and Wright, King's Bench Walks, Inner 'reasple. London ; or Mr • Colling, Okehampron. John :tale of Bristol, carpenter and builder, dealer and chap man, December 1, S. and 27, at two, at the house of. James Harris, victualler, Bristol. Attornies, Sir Samuel Whitcomhe and King, Serj ant's-Inn, Fleet Street, Loudon; or Mr. John Henry Franks, Clare-street, Bristol. Richard Blockweliand Samuel Needham, of the Crescent, Mino ries, London, merchants, dealers, chapatis, and copartners, November Zit, Zd, pod Dec. 27. at ten, pt Actor pies, Mr. Philp Hurd, No. 7. King's B ettch Walk, temple, ut Messrs. Litwin and Kirk, Manchester. ftokert W,ood, of Marton, Yorkshire, horse dealer and ehapmao, Nov. 211, 30, and Deoember 27, at eleven, at the Old Sand -1.11.11 Inn, Coll:ergot...Yu*. Anorak., Messrs. Frame and Pest, Fl o , :ree•court., Temple, London; or Mr. Gamble, Thomas Cotgreave, of Great Faringdon, Jerks, chew,-facior, Dee 9, at three, Dee. 10, at ten, audDec. r, at eleven, at the. Crown Inn, Great Faeingdon. Attorn/es, Messrs. Pike and Williams, Lincoln's Inn, London; or Messrs. Cro dy and Mayow, Fariuedon. James Hague, of Nariltvr-street, Limehouse ' Middlesex, wine and spirlt-merchant , dealer and chapman, Nov. 19, V, and Dec. 27, at eleven, at Guildhall. At. ornies, Messrs Parnther and Turner, London -street, Penchurch-street. James Lovegrove. late of Horaemonger-lane, Newington, Surrv, rod-merchant, dealer and cbapnian, Nov. 19,26, and Dec. 27, at tell, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kiss, 17, Earl-street, Black friars, London. Hugh Cooper, of Crawford -street, St. Mary-la-bonne, apothe cary, dealer and chapman, Nov. 19. 26, and Dsc. 27, a eleven • at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Popkin, Deanstrftt, Suho, or Mr. Montague, Henrietta• Street, Covent-Garden. Thomas Bigg, of Milton next Satingborne, Kent, butcher, Nov. 24, at seven, Nov. 23, and December 27, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Attotnies, Messrs. Hindu and Son, Milton; or Mr. Herbert Brace., Essex-caurt,'l'emple. Samuel Clarke, late of Om Commercial Road, hoop-bender,dealer and chapman, Nov. 19, 26, and December 27, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Coates, Paul -street, Fiasbary•square. • PAR 'LIAMENTifRr PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, NOVEMBER IS. NAVAL DEPARTMENT. The Earl of DARNLEY, 'pursuant to the notice which he had given, rose to move for the production of ceitain Papers which he conceived to be proper for directing their Lordships' judgment to a right esti• *mation of the manner in which the M trine De .:u t merit, particilarly in America, had been condoeted by his Majesty's Ministers. He shoukl, fr.r that - ' first plac ~ call the attention of the ..ement recently made by the Noble head of the Admiralty, of the num b• and sailors said to have been ,merica during the present war. Against believed, that if a contrary statement ' the disparity would b.: immense fly:" riii&dlf dial Tot ' tits belt 'as notorious that 41 America) th'p maimed with prime seamen; but it was generally Pre versa, and it worth the consideration of their Lord reduction ought not to take place among s ships in the Bri ish Navy as (to . airtotd, Esq. use a familiar sea phrase) could neither fight nor run. erbalare-aJobn Bidditipb, of tisibury, Esq.; Thomas L. , Lae w as desirous that some account should he corn bunch, of Birtbey, Esq.; and Edward Thomas Foley - , of Stoke Farah, Esq. municated to the House of the number of his M ijeit)'s H. rifordshiri...AndreW Reid, df Chipping Barnet, Esq.; Daniel ships and sailors which had been taken or destroyed by Giles, of Youngscury, nap; and Sk Culling smith, of lied- the enemy. He likewise wished to know, what was the *ell P ! irk, Marc. ... • • amount oldie merchantmen taken and destroyed dm - - tent—Alexander Esolyno of Sr: Char, Eact.; Robert Foote, of . g the progr e ss of the war with the American States ? Charlton, Esq.; tud 11'ns. Aklander Maitland, of Lamber- m Lurst, Est): ' He was aware that some difficulties might occur, Leteester-efre.-Edward Farndon, of Qeorudon, Esq.; George particularly on the latter account ; but lie teas yet Tato, of Es Beaky *tore, Esq. ; and Charles Godfrey Moldy, of anx i ous to o b ta i n some guidiog' information, and he Barton, q. hoped there was no disposition in the N tole Id Livesey, of Bauer, Esq. ; Sir Robert Ainslie,Of Torrington, BAIL ; and Neville King, of Ashley, Lord to refuse the gratification of so reasonable a EN. wish. The Noble Lord had adverted with an air of Montneattoldee—Samuel Bostoquet of Dingestow, Esq.; sit tr i ump h or complacency to the al l eged moderate rate HeoryProtberoe, of Lantamam Aibey, Kest. Esq.; and Wat. . Of insurance •; but the fact. he believed, was, that no Cone of Mon, Esq. Norfolk—Thomas:Sniper:bill, of Riddlesworth. Esq.; sir George loth tlf Cof conratulation, rightly understood , exiss Berney Brograv", 0 9 Worsiesd, Bart.; and higismund 'Trafford l ea. is Lords hip then adverted to the disasters Soushweil, of ' W reshisi, Esq. which• d befallen this country on the Lakes, and Northamptonshire-4.0;30t0n Vernon, of Strike &Dern ' Ng.; , - idoe,d th at their Lordships would duly contemplate Sir ;Ames I.anOans. of Cottesbrookt, Batt.; and Sir Charles Knightley, of J.Awsley Park, Bart. the important statements which had been made List ' NortberobertanaNathanietarte, or Kiratei, EN.; Bertrand night on that subject by a Noble Marquis (Bucking. Mitford, of Mnford-Castle, Est ; and George Bakers of Stall- ham). His Lordship then spedi fic aII y moved for ton, Eaq. the several Accounts to which he had alluded in his Nyttingltainshire- , ..Francis Evans, of Lemon, Esq.; Andrew . fiition Fisher, of Stapkford, Esq.; and John Sands Wright, speech, when , _ ...of itford, E.q. . Lord MELVILLE rose, and professed a perfect' filfsbilehire—PhillipWykbatis, of•. Aston, Esq ; Roger Kynasenn, readiness to afford every useful and efficient corn inu : att Sandford, Esq.; and Edw. Francis Coulston, of Filkins, Esq. nicatiors of intelligence which the Noble Earl iniolit Rittlausi--Samuel Barker, of Lyndoo, Esq.; John Whiglield, uf call re , i for... And if, on the present occasion, he did not Tickeocote, E...q.; and John Cole Gilson, of Burley, Esq. Ehropsbire—Benjimin Flownders, of Culmington, Esq.; l'ho- afford the Noble Earl all the solstaction that lie - re- . roas - Netherton Parker, art Sweeney Han, E s q.; and Farmer quired, it was not from any dfspositioa to withhold Taylor, of Chickerell, Esq ~sterol information, but rather from an apprehension Sconersetsitire.-lohn Pettit's, of Mootante, Esq.; John Codd- ~__,.. twat use present moment was not the most fit lot de ' ford, of Yeovil ,. &q;; and Philip John Mats, of Wiasiiell, Esq. mandirg it, at least in the mode proposed by the Staffordshire—John Smith, of Great Fenton, Esq.; Henry Noble Lord. The Noble Lord had stated, that re-I Crochett, of little Orm, Esq.; and 1 homes Kirkpatrick Hall, presentations had been made from different parts of, of Holley Bush, Esq. . • the kingdom. It was true • ; but when the proper County oi Southampton — Henry Combs Compton,of Minstead, .E.q.; Henry . tosanquet, of Clarville Lodge, Esq,; and Sir time should arise, he would be able to strew that Joists Walter Pollen, of Redenbam, - Bart.. those representations bad been ill-founded and wrong. Suffolk—Chthtepber Tyfell,of Gipping e illsq. ; Sir Charles Wore, Whenever any inquiry on a proper ground should be of Cookßeid Hall, &rt.; and Edward Fuller, of Carlton .nstituted, lie should then certainly be prepared to f fall, Esq.' Surrey—lames Laing, of Meatham. Esq.; Thomas Lett, the eel it. As to the several objects 'alluded to by the lounger, of Dulwich, Esq.; and Benjamin Barnard, of Ham Ncible Earl, and which had been framed into Specific oononon,Ese. - - ' . motions, he had little objection, except to the incon- Susets—liiellard Watt Walker, of Michelgrove, Esq.; Eardley • veineuce of some, and the utter impractibility, it not Wilmot Lade MichaU, of Herstmonceux, Esq.; and John . . . . Hawkins, of Bignor Park, Esq. impossibility, of othdrs. The specifying the num- . Warwickshire—Joseph Boutrbee, of Springfteli, Esq.; James bee of seamen captured in ships of war might indeed Woolley, of lama House, Esq.; and William Hothead), of with great trouble and expense of time be effected t Farnborough, Esq. - - . but it could hardly be imagined that Any useful obis Willehint—iseorge Eyre. of Branshaw, Esq.; John Osborne, o . E4q. acct could be gained by any endeavour to find out of Meichet Park, E s q.; and lobo Hussey, of New Sarum, Worcestershire—Richard Hudson, ofiVielt,Esq.; Edward Dison ascertain the number ufsailors captured in - Merchant of Dudley, EN t.antl4ciseph Lea, ore the Hill, Esq. slops. The Noble Iscrd, in speaking of the condition of the British ships in comparison with tho s e ofAm e - Yarkittire—iwas. Garforth, of Vflgginthorpe, Esq.; Sir Wm m o rrrannt mutter, of - Nuuappleton, Bart.; and Richard Olive rice, appeared to represent the enlistMent'ot boys into Gascoigne, of Parlington, Esq. County of Cornwall—William Stockholm, of Troupe, Esq. the marine service iss liable to blame. He was nee Sir Arscett Oitrry Moleswerib, of Proem-rove, !fart.; Sir 1 acquainted sufficiently with the American practice, ipeoh copier. of liak., item though lie had beard something of it ; but he well', • .naNKRUPteI ES SUPERSEDED. knew that the practice was prevalent in the French John Hodgson, Pete? 140 01Poos sod Abe Key, all of Worliffil' Navy, as well fls in th e Army, and th e practical effi eon, curnisitiont hankiers. - -.. t 6. , whey of it was nranifest. As to die useless vessels' 1 mi s oo piaciwsk afei. *Ansel.- Nefsltsam, of .the °ism! ~ - . qt watch the Noble Lot& idd spoken, and of 'which . Minories s London, tneicLiats,lialers, antlmai k ao4 prim'', . - • • . Ab71.43 4 1 ° . . „ 4 , - P .:. • ... - . . • • • . • • • •.. . . . . _ . . . ) it ... „, . , • -1 . ,i,., -.1 .;.... ;.: i,t:: ( ji :it • - . I . i 4 4 ,41 t :-....:..- . d p- 4. ,, e ,.., .., . It- • .01116 c ) • . AID r 111 . 1 ,\ • \ . p -iit . . • plAg . A l f • --,. 11 1! . ....-. .•,.. ..., • ....,„ AL • . . , ' , ...16,1 fir - 6 , • • • • • %-..,,.... • • . •.• •• NE ..... .. .. ~.: . , . r; ! .i q ii:.!, ,I .. . . _ —.l. 1- ' . . __ PHICW gIEXPEif CE•-.guar Ns, he required the dismissal, he had seem cpsfto niisillW forwed. As-to his Majesty'! !hips of war and tit armed vessels taken or destroyed by the enemy,' I* had little to observe in addition to his former stale. meat ; thirty.eight national weevers had fallen tinder that predtcement. Of private ships, nine hundred tit least had been reported; and with tie admitted ave. rage of five men to each ship, it was easy so far to estimate the number of men. Upon the whole, it Was clear that not kis then fifty thousand captutod seamen had been brought into England. Upon thtwit considerations, he concluded the Noble Lord wools! have no objectinn to modify some of the terms of his propositions, particularly in that which refereed to the number of seamen taken ; he hoped the Noble Earl would consent to admit the words, $ 6 and not returned to the Admiralty." As to the number oto private tailors, or sailors captured in merchant yes- • sels, he knew of no means whereby any 'such fact' emild be aseoetaioed. It was indeed, front the moil tun of the ease, a thing iMpessible to be aseettained.'•• With respect to the Lakes, he was desirous to gone • • every Useful information in his power; but stoats di. quiry on thet subject had already been *greed to feel deferred, lie had the less hesitation in etpecting that that point would not then he peraboed in: The Earl of DONOUGH MORE hedno desire to • - press for such extensive or minute information *4 I present as his Noble niend epee:wed to - require, NV' he could not refrain from asking mot ooestintoterhltiki was, whether in. the list and number of the AlloettleP cans stated by the Noble Viscount to have been-saps:: tured, any, notice bad been taken ett a distinethea rep.' . speoting such men as, after having beta it/Moroi''. vice and brought to England, retosed toosetve tow*: longer, and were conseouontly sent bonitos ortienneelli of war He should not take up the time of theiei'L Lordships unnecessarily, but he could not conclude/ without oSserving, that the general impression on the • public mind appeared to be extreme • surprise at the state of degradation in which the British navy stood, especially in relatitin to Amtoito. Lord MELVILLE should defer entering any fate titer at present into the subject, reserving hiwiself.for the time when it should ieeularly and properly sows before the House for discussion. ' The several motions of Lord Darnley for Papers, with the admitted amendments suggested by Lord Melville, were then put and agreed to ; when, after a few words Irons the Noble Mover, who desired it to be understood that the sulsiect was open to future discussion, their Lerdships adjourned till to-morrow. • ItOtlisE OF COMMON& Srangers were nor almtttecl till after prayer?. • Mr. 1 ov tit inov, front • the Commisdba es or Customs, rented the win! Accoants of Itast.lndit Good , Naval Boca, and Sbipt empkied in that Service. Mr. it W.111.1131N0T brotight. up an Accir:pf TY,o-ihu tion nt thel jc plur jitAr t ii * ; (1 P147 0 4-11.3k.: • ks sitAMVX - kkb M %Ilitkr.V . PEgintrlft. 'Mr. CROK m'sited the Order 'of the Day for chi - House -going nom a Committee on the Seamen and Marines Version Bilk. Mr. BANKE3 said, he wished to be informed of the names of those prisons - who were likely to be removed from their present situations by the opera. tion of the Bill. Was it intended to remove (lee set of individuals, °illy to make Way for the accomme. lotion of aionher set 1 Who - were to be appointed or who removed I Mr. CA.O.KER admitted, that the Hon. Gentle. man's observation was perfectly natural, nor did he experience the least hesitation in replying to it rhough it certainly-was intended to place the officers in the service of the Chest at the disposal of the Hos pital, there was bnt one :appointment tbu come be cons id ere d as nets..!. With regard to the general plan, it was proposed to . carry the younger officers- 2 to the new department, and to superannuate the old. Economy was one principal object of the measure. As it could not come into operation in less than three months, however, there would be sufficient time to canvas its merits. . _ _ Sir C. POLE had understood it seas in tronternplita tion to change the Officers of the Chest at Chathani, on the business of which they had bestowed roisi. derable pains; and he wished to know whether itwas • ,tended to remove them. He hoped there *would be l'io such appointments as either Treasurer or Pay. e master ; nu useless expenditure of money. , . Mr. CROKLR repeated his statement, that eats • nomy was the ultimate end he proposod.• Between the two charities of Chatham and Greenwich the separation would be found merely nominal. All•that was desired was, in feet, their consolid etion ; and though it was not possible for him te anticipate the precise operation of the present Bill, respecting r,eaTti eular persons, yet he could ass . cre the gallant Altai. rat (-Sir-C. Pok), that, so tar from accuiriii:•tiing offices, it wat desirned to mike the present Accettit.r rant stand in the sitoatioti of Paymast,:r, uni• r the guards cf the law already imposed, while there was i also a dense to prevent the Paymaster itom 6 tAtiaj money into his hands. Atter some farther remarks froth Sir C. Pot.c, Mr. Cuorcrft, Mr. BA onus, and Alderman Amas, daring which the Bill was reed bt cidentes, the Repert was ordered to be received tet.rnottowt. )ANAL Nome. Mr. BROGDEN brought hp the Report -f the Committee of Sopyly ; when Mr. Tierney wok neicas won to entihire if the vote f.'r 70,000 men tor the • naeal service at the yeat ensuing could be viewed 411 commensurate with the dentarvili:, c o ns id e ri ng t h e compleetion 01 our maritime War ? The List estimate amounted to 91),!e0ii, and he sew noshni 4 in the cir. ' cumstances of the war that iodated him to thirds 70,000 men were adequate to the eitigencies 4 the navy in Ole present times. MT. C i: 0 KE it itssu red the Right Hon. Gentian = ( Mr. Tierney), that the Resolution had not beau sues ni i. te d without due considittatift. • Uoder the aus- L i m It v i ew . e a the so h je o, it was beli2ve.airaat 7v,000 men might prove fuOy sufficient to the natill gervist . 4s WS • nom It this estimate stainiii aria net with • ..i;;;,.;:i /".• , 22 $ if ;• •• - gm zoint4cisofenenfA;coon to unarm. mum, from toe Alan Cumberland-William Ponsonhy Joboston, of Watton.house, purpose, in the first faight.thygrions, to pe LieutimastA:ulood, vice Lord R. Man- Esq. ; William Browne, ofTalletuire-haU, Esq. and Joiso Chris- H owse (loose to the st.ttem Din, svll.o ezcfratiges. , tian, of the Rue-hall, Esq. Sitit Ditto —E4vet I.ls tenant -Cottinel G. 3. Robarts, from the Visenunt at the lieu Derbyshire—Sir Henry Fitzherbert of iissiogtoq,. 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NOTICE is hereby given, That a Session of Oyer and Terniner and Gaol peliteree, for the Trial of Offences committed on dee k .High Soot, toithinihejnejediction yam Alese;raity of England, will held at justice Noll, in 0, OW Bale, London, on Tuesday eho.lak of Deumber nod, pi eil4ieskya in the morning. • • J. iv. CROKRR. . . • _ • • - • !