Star. — London, England, 1803-07-22 00:00:00

INMIIMMIIm wearied thens k knead of facilitating their improve. talent. Mr. COURTIMAY Rated, that he remembered a ra. giment under Lord Hnwe, in the year 1756, which, confining of raw recruits, in three weeks learnt its eurcife, and was able to fire in platoons as well as the moll experienced regiment ; he law it afterwards embark for America. He mentioned this to thew that twenty-one days were fufficient to learn people the ufe of arms. He often raw old regiment. ma nceuvering, looking to the right and l e f t , an d fi g „,„ ing in and out like fehool.milles with French (lane. ing mailers, while young recruits, with very little /nitration, became effeitive foldiers. If this Bill was effentially carried into efea, it would snake every man able to face the enemy. The next dance related to the number of men his Maiefly fhosild draw nut in the fiat indauce upon the alarm of invafion.—sAgreed to. The next required that the muter roll &mild make report of the prefent and the abfentees at the pa rochial drills.—Agreed to. The SICRITAIT at Wag then brought up a chlla, enacting, that perfons earning their livelihood by daily labour fhould be paid ts. for every day's at tendance ; and that the fame Ibould be paid by the litperieers of the Poor, who fhould be reimburfed evert, month by the Receiver-General, under the larder of two Jullices of the Peace. SirWILLIAIII PULTSOIT thought this chafe would • be idioms to the whole fyftem. If Inch a principle of reinettlaation was once begun, it could not be withdreator. He was therefore averfe to their being any payment at all. He sighed that people fhould come forth to exereife after their hours of labour Mere over. He recolleaed that when the French fleet the Channel was fuperior to ours, and there was fear of inviter:on, the people exescifed after their la hftr was over, and all they received was ad. to drink. It was a propofition defiruaive of the whole fylleth, for be was well perfeaded the money mall idrentually come out of the public purge. He hoped the Committee would not liba for one moment to it. Mr. PST? Paid, he confidered the adoption of the clank neccflary to reader the Bill efficient for the purports of it. He did not mean to fay that Were to be paid when they were not taken from 'their labour. He had no with that they thould be' tetnunerated for exercifing on a Sunday. Referring in the employing of the people during the approach ing hay and corn harveft, be was lure they could not devote themfelves to at days execcife without taking ' fo much time from their labour. In a future year the payment propofed might be regulated, but at pre kin it was a propofition of indifpenfible neceffity. Sir W. PULTINIIT fail, that if fuch a precedent was laid down it never could be departed from. We ought to make a ftruggle to avoid paying any thing ; the fereiee fhould' be entirely voluntary. Lord Casttraattosi raid, he partly felt the force of the objealon. With regard to Sunday, it would be travelling out of the quellion to talk of giving pay on that day, or in any cafe where the hour of elm.- ere was not the hour of occupation. He thought Tire claufe ought not to be general, becaufe undoubt edly there were individuals who would wills to make sacrifice of their time to the public. He was of opi rtit that if words were introduced into the deuce, tasking its operation to thole who firould require tremuneration. the objetlion might he obviated, and be thought the officer ought to certify when the par ty exercifed arm' the nfual hours of labour. He was (misfit& that a people fo full of the untie in which they were engaged, were capable of making whatever facrifice might be necefary. The people of Ireland bad willingly made that faerifice, and nothing had ever occurred more to confirm them in habits of indufiry. As Legitlating for the public, he was of opinion the remuneration ought to be given where it Was enquired. The COMICILLOR of the Extort/sea fuggetted Come flight verbal altetation in the &tofu Mr. Fanatic faid, many men went to work at five the morning, and continued till eight at night.— If Gentlemen thought a man, after fuch labour, could go to esercife with any degree of fpirit. they were miftaken. Mr. Couattuar obferved. that thofe who were adverfe to the chute, fumed to think that virtue was its own reward; but he believed men who tore at four o'clock, and worked all day. would have vety little inclination to exerciffi for two hours afterwards. merely front afpirit of patriotifas. When he looked up to the higher ranks, be did not perceive that they were fond of working gratuitoully for the public.— Much importance Teemed to be attached to this (plendid (killing. He thought it was a proper en- Couragement to rasps to give up their time. It was not very light labour. after as hard day's work. to handle a firelock for a couple of hours, and be was petioaded, if the Hon. Baronet tried hit hand at it, be would not think himfelf very well paid at mei.- lag only a chilling. It had been mentioned that the people who eaercifed themfelves upon an alarm of =Teflon, bad received only twopence r now he re colleaed having read in the works of Gee. Monk, that when men were led on to dangerous en terprizes, it was necefary to give them a pot of beer. General Moak was a man of experience. and as be bad raid in his timothat every man, in a fervice of danger or trouble, should have a pot of beer, Curdy it was not too much to fay thatthey ibould now have a drilling to drink the King's health, and face& to Old England. The precedent was not intended to apply to another year, it only referred to the prefent and enfuing henna. Colonel - Poaraa was of opinion the allowance ought to be make. Mr. RIMMAILD (Netted to allowing the one Chil ling per day, twirls the men exercifed 21 confecutive da)s. Mr. Wtxxlaw Sweets was of opinion, that is. a day might be too much at one period of the year, and too little at another. Lord CASTLIIIIAOM admitted, it might fornetimes be more or lets than a compenfatioo, but no man wait to receive it at any rate, males he earned his bread by daily labour. and required it. Mr. Grass °braved, that labourers in Tome parts tithe country were hired for the month, and fed by their mailers—confequantly, if they exercifed during the hours allotted to labour. the lobs would be lbw mailers' and not theirs. He thought the Immune ration ought to be left to the Nattiest of the Lords taeotenants. Mi. Vta. &tyro be wiled that lb, fyßos of training might extend to t,cono,ooo of men and to talk of paying them a {billing a day, would be to im pole a very heavy burthen upon the country. The price of labour was already riling in the country, but this plan would tend to make it rife fill more ' • for if a man could get a fulling for exercifing two hours. he would be apt to compare that remuneration with the profit of his whole day's labour. _ After lime further ConverLation between Lnrd Caillereagh, Mr. Plower, the Secretary at War, Col. Wood, Gen. Gafcoigne, Doctor Laurence, and Sir William Pulteney, the clank was agreed to. The Ssearrsev at WAR then propofed a clanfe, empowering Sheriffs of Counties to (women Juries to afcertain the value of property apropriated to the public iervice, in cafes where the owners ihould be ditrAtisfied with the compenfation allowed by the Lords Lieutenants. The laft claufe propofed by the Secretary at War. was the schedule containing the form of the Mußer- Roll. ' Mr. TYRWIIITY (the Prince of Wales's Secretary) brought up a elaufe giving the fame powers to the Lord Warden and Deputy Warden of the Stanna ries, as to Lord Lieutenants and Deputy Lieute nants: and alfo another claufe endowing them with the fame military command in the Stannaries, as Lords and Deputy Lieutenants in the counties. The Houfe refumed, and the Report was re:eived and ordered to be taken into further conaderation to morrow.—Adjourned. w. of • tb be or ed , • th to bt t 7 tit fa t • 114 11) 0 1 . . fc 11 ft ft ti • o A E . t IC t it t a ft a t ed 1 ow a . ras .be ad ti in the Ott to the , tett ttNf LONDON. FRIDAY, JULY 21. MICR OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCIt 3 par Can. Canfivis 3.14.1.Ang Ann. 10 3-t6 Osmium 6f if dlf. ?RICE OF trams YESTF.RDAY! Bank Stock i 40 1 414% pa C. 11ted.33 341 531 3 Pa C. Coot. of Si t sj 4 Per Cent- 7 0 ii 7 0 5 per Cent. Navy is{} S per Cast Ans. 179 y. 89i 90 Loth ADD. 3-z6 • India Stock 1393 160 Etch% Ma. is. 3*. dIL Omniazn 643} dit. Englib Maas 16L tag. Some favourable reports are obtained in the City, refpating the clifpofition of the great Northern Powers of the Continent, between whom and the Cabinet of the Thuillevie► it was Rated tome expla nations had lately taken place, which had by no means operated to encreafe the good underßanding that bad hitherto exilic& Some haughty language ufed by France, it is (aid, had given offence even in a quarter where it speared lean likely, from late expe rience, that any would be taken. Lotd Haweessuav delivered yellerday a Meliege from His Majesty to the Houle of Commons, te quelling it to take into confideration the prefcnt fitua tion of the House of °ltasca, and to make fuels al lowances to the illußrious Perfonages who compofe it, as the prefcnt exigencies of the Country will admit. Yellerday Het Mates ry held a Drawing-room, at St. James's-Palace, which was attended by their Royal Highnelres the Dukes of Cuing'ltalia and GLoucast ea, Princets SOPilt• and Prince Wittiest of Gt...ectsraa' the Secretaries of State, the Lord Chancellor, the Matter oldie Rolls, and their Excel lencies the Ruffian, Pruffian. Portngnefe, Neapoli. tan, Sardinian, Spanilb, Danilh, and Torkiffi, Mi nitters and a number of the Nobility and Gentry. The Drawing-room was over Amu half after three o'clock, and their MAJIIIITIIs, left town about four, for Kew. Princefs ANIMA was not well enough to go to the Drawingroom, but went to the apartments of Lady C. FINCH, to wait for their MOIJISTIIII. The prefentations to her Ma/airy were the fame as thole to his Mayastv on Wedncfday, with the addition of .... Mr. Jasiss MAelt3llllll. AT Mr. &rant MOW; Mrs. Macwasats, by the Lady be aides; Lady Haaaewar, Watt.; and Captain Statrame, by Make Deihrew. The Addrefs of the County of Somerfet was pre fenced to the Kira at the Levee, on Wednefday, by Sir Huck SMITH, Bart. Sheriff; Earl POULITo Lord Lieutenant; Sir Aseattar Etre'', Bart. who moved it, and Joan ACLAMD; Efq. who feconded it; accompanied by J. G LAII9IOII, M. P. Hon. H. Aoeisoron, Sir J. Cox Hirrsaster, Bart. and T. I. Home pa and J. T. Waal's, Efqrs. Members, who were gracioufly received. Ott Monday came on the claire of a Member in the prefent Parliament for the comity of Woreeiter, in the room of the late Hon. Eoweas FOLty, at the in Worcefier ; when the Hon. Mr. Wean, fon of the Right Hon. Lord DIMWIT and Walsh, was nnanimoufly eleatd. About soo Sea Fencibles have already been en rolled at Hull, for the prettifies of that pan of the cot& A Private Letter from Paris, dated July t 6. rays. 44 You have ito doubt heard, that a Bailee Courier, carrying difpatchcs from St. Peterlburgh to Vienna, was lately murdered on the Aufirian hinders ; it is now reported here. that the 'taiga, a Polander, has been untied. ind collided by whom he was paid to commit this crime. and shot this pukka/ jairsaries he, Mu trued re re Freres &weary Lqatien es Northers Corm t how Ruffia will receive this new ta. Cult, or revenge this fresh violation of the law of so tions, is impoZble to fay. But this infamous trent. aftion proves, that France does sot poffefs the (cents of the Ruffian Cabinet. as it does thole of certain other asdassaijaid Courts. " Yelterday, after the arrival of an tepee(' from 80. ..... Tit to CAMPACIRIS, the Council of State was fuddenly convoked. After a fitting of lee hours it broke up, and in the night all the Counfellors of State. of the military and naval kilions, left Paris for Brunel.. A Spanifit Admiral paffed through here tome days ago for the fame city; he was accompa nied by two French emigrants, tamers in the Spatial' navy. 4 , All the thipearpeaten and boat-Wars. awry where in France. from the age of of to Eio. are put in requifition. to work eafr for Government Ave hundred of there repildsoorisr are 'spoiled here to aifilt is bus the gewboass dabferawd for here. is A courier from General Layne, at Laken, ar• rived here this morning : after recei ving fosse di! patches from Cowes% he ossiossid kis some for ScabstiV,' CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANK, yvis 22. There has been very little blifinefs dOtte at our market this day.: the arrivals (ince Monday have been trifling ; only fine qualities of Wheat fell; inferior famples are offered at full t s. per qr. lefs.—Barley and Malt have Pearce any Pale.—Berns and Peas have no variation.—Oats fell more fieely, and rather incline upwards: Flour goes off Ent Wheat.; 45.565. 5 7S. IX( qt• Harr! Beans, 539. 339. Fine ditto, iSos. 611. Tick Beam .109. P.. FinelDantzleditto, 301. 361. Hog Peas, 335. 35 9 . Rye, 349 36.. Boiler., 469. 309. Barley, 221. tµ CarriwaySeed 5:1.551 per ewe. Superfine diran, Coriander, pa. 341. Malt, nonunaL Canary, Ms. 68a. Oats, sal. Os. :Is. M. Flour, per lack, 30s. 339. lINIPIICTORSRITURN FROMUXIIRIDGI, JULY 21• Wheat, per Load, From 131. O. to t6l. os. Barley, per Qilarter, from 11. 6s. to 11. Bs. Oats, per Q . B 4 : tet, Cron 4 ,. to it ms Bea, per outer, from 11. 13$. to 11. 17s. Peale, per Quarter, from 2:. 02. to al. as. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. PLYMOUTH, Jute 20.—Came in the ACTIVI Ctn. ter, from the eaftward.—Sailed his Majelly's (hips SEAGULL, of 18 guns, Captain BURKE SPEEDWELL, EAGLE, and Raytown, Revenue cutters, fur the Downs, with a very large fleet under convoy, among which are about thirty fail of French and Dutch prizes for London. POITSMOUTN, JOLT 21e--Sailed the DULL rte on a critize.—Arrived the Providence cartel, from Havre..—The APOLLO frigate, Capt. Dixon, is ordered to cruize on her old Ration, where the made fix good captures the laft trip, one of which was retaken.—Captain THIS Milt, Agent for French prifoners at Porchefler, has in charge the relations of Madame BONAPAITI, who were taken in the Dart privateer by the APOLLO. They are fuffered to walk about the town, and provide themfelves with necef. Caries. Came into harbour the Millbrook fchooner, Lieut. STalce.—The PIINCESS ROYAL, of 98 guns, Capt. VALSIIOW, and the GAWO2II, of 74 guns, Capt. FaIInANTLI, were yefterday commiMoned at this port. Dm., Jove: I.—Arrived the Ater taaftigate from a ernize, and failed for Dover Roads Wind N.N.E. Jozy st..--Yeßerday evening, failed frosts hence the HOUND floop, Captain Mazwszz, with the Baltic trade under convoy--a fine breeze at N. E. The Tistemose, Captain Fool., has gone out of harbour, and the Gottooe has come to the Nore. The Apollo traafport has come dawn the River,laden with provifions for the Wea Indies; fhe will wait a day or two for a convoy to the Downs, and thence proceed oh her voyage. The Hecca bomb, Captain STas•, with her Tender, will fail this even ing or to-morrow morning. The Gill, Gerrit, and FAIVORITI, are expelled to be commit coned in a few days. •NIPS ST ?NI NOSI. TNpbas•, COW" &Wand, Heck. Cal& 'sirs IN ?HI Haiti VII. Mei. Ikon ($l veal), NUM IN oirotimir. *dose Dieditatad, MOM , Aides. Om% 0414 • Artois. Thetis, IVOl,gue.vellrd, Mir • • Vlntilake Spogreil. B:oderfcap, Favorite. YARMOUTH, JULY 5a...-The gon.brigs which ar rived yellerday, were, the Faaaarza, and Roam-. Sailed this morning la CONSTANCE frigate; Zllll4 bomb; BOLD gun-brig; and Banal& cotter.—The DIANA packet, Captain Slums?, with Mails for Touningen, paired here yeilerday P. M.—The Auclt. LAND packet, Captain Banana, with Mails, for Got. tenborgh, remains is the Roads; alfo the Carl bye. boat, HANS JOHNSON ; and the FERINTER gnn•refel. Wind N. E. PROM LLOYD'. LIST. GRAIIIIItYIb, JOLT 1,1,P111611 tat:COMM (a Idle) boss Taoist Seam, Redd* tram ; Pallmtsal. WhArbase, from New Yak ; Am and Milk* Wright, beet Norway; daautel...... bass Momel t Mash fr o m epode ; sled r" Brothers, Wait, Nem Cala...daned the Three M.., for Peterdeargh Oman% fur Mai Cm's% kr Aollardata Trim Omega; ma Pip Wats. tier7liattbaks, he Retteidam. The, Imadter, of Limped. has eeptera cad few lowan Fat 6/ Wade, Widen. from Ilabiaadt, Monde* Vitelsg. The Nan:Mk D. has eaptura sod feat into Limped the Carenae. Williams. a prima. frograisa tea Tito Joao Duda Warmed", dorm Cagliari to Aufterdam, with hit. Ins tam Jam if, mar Maga, by his Maiefty's Nip Tfa Vidtory. oftao isms. sal het lam Gataltar. Preatil Nips ilbabia. &mit Osisesaa ; st. Remaie.ool - from Cape Plaseeiat Is Chem. Reba, from Ms:- tiniest t sod Pram's. Bernard Rader, from Mapdere, an for Madam; as an• rAdele,freas Norfolk so barmiest. have put lambda The Praia lip Sophie, Cheat,* L.Ms float Cote to Dm. kith ; la Trek Oidliame Ohba, Nero Oeete to Roses; la Debt =Cr. Dame ; sad la Tara, barta te e m Cdl Ant e d. bath ea a jam Tbajohn. Alma Newfmailkeell. Ima hem taken haew by dte Frieda pthateer rlawepide,aad eassisel Imo Leghorn. Rom Coodaemst, is tam. sad fort We Gown. fey. w the Lai Nears m miasma. Me Aeldphi. Roa. frem Opel. he Man. bus hem twice apnea sad Imam. ma Mem* ime Idly by the liaadoria privateer. of Ofserafay. Aa amts.—at Liverpool. the Ceres, Mina Amu loaf aemmik Allay, Snow. boa Maryland i Ames. Crawford. from Rids; mg Either. Rofc, from Peteribors4—At lirf. 112ebee Packet, Cam• pleura, from %am Good bent, from New Tort ; and Maria. Mao Peterlhorgb....itt Leith, Orlaw. Hama, boon Amigos. Irrestkas. Cosi I sad Tanaka Hep. caftan, Laotha..—At Whkby, Mama. Amin ea Nal. from Clearaing..—Aft Clpk. Nom Oreasek. Mos New. 116. a. See farad. Uumaie, boa Leam.wat Plibalpilia, Nam. Mambo. drat Away*. °Rupees, Jvar tip.—Auvived en Saturday the p e w. Baeurroes. irons Newfoundland. after a pa age of al days.-. The Brilliant. LBITCO. Of and front this port, for Barbados,, was (poke on the syth Jame in lat. 46. O. by the Betray. T sr, arrived at Portfrnonth frogs ),dame. The Commerce. Sanwa, of this port, is arrived at Swirl from Liverpool...- The Adveatpm, Allifse i pairs Clyde. se irsoded at (trier. T _ C0XH.8,1717 CAMP. JULY 20. Majdr General Wvpi /MD has been over here frori Cha:hom, and infpeeted the troops. Orders jolt been received from his Royal liigimel; 'i.e Commander in Chief, for the Olicers to provi4!: thetnfelves immediately with bat hortes for the c.:r riage of their baggage. Similar order; have been fent to all the Camps in the kingdom. The tru..os con tinue in the belt Pate of health, And the molt iv.:- mitting attention is paid by the Commanding Offi;er to the dilcipline of the men, who are now arrived at a very high floe of perfection. Colonel Bamta.tr. rf the Weft Middlefez Regiment, who lately bad a (AL from his horfe, is nearly recovered from the conf•z• (peaces of that accident. Earl IClaorrorri yelerday, made an offer to Go vernment of railing, within a given time, on his eitates in Ireland, a regiment of tOOO men, and after *at fhall have been completed, another of equal force. Telegraphs and llgnal polls are now ereaing in all parts of Wales, and on die feveral high hills in So me' fetlliire. Corps of Volunteer Cavalry and Infantry are mediately to be raifed in the city of Bath. Three troops of Cavalry, and a corps of Infantry, to meal of a thoufand men, are nearly completed. at Brick!. The Brigade of Royal EaR India Volunteers will (hortly proceed to Sydenliam, to praflife firing with ball. The field pieces attached to the three regiments not having yet been elercifed, will be worked at the fame time. The Bloomfbury Affociation had a eery grand field day lag Friday on the Lawn facing she Found ling Hofpital. There were upwards of 300 in Nl'. uniflrm ; and they went through their differen, tvo. lotions much to the fatisfaetion of a large and re fpetlable concourfe of fpetlators. The St. James's Loyal Volunteers had yellerday their General moiler, when they proceeded from the Parade, along Orford-greet, to Hyde Park; whence, after going through their feveral evolutions, to the great fa tisfation of Lord Amnrarr their Colonel, they returned in the evening about nine o'clock. • The Gentlemen Inhabitants of the parifh of St. Grorge, Hanover-fquare, have come to the refolu tion of forming themfelves into a Volunteer Corps (exclulive of the corps ;beady formed), they are to be called the St. George's Royal Independent Volua teers ; to be commanded by Vircount Cirarwvars; Mr. Boorte to be Lieutenant Colonel. At the meeting of the Lieutenancy and Magillracy of Greenwich, for the purpofe of entering into Refs lotions for the dtablifbment of a Volunteer Corp,, a veteran General attended, who had ferved before Q . 2ebec. He was brought to the Affembly in a chair, and made an harangue, concluding it with an obfer vation, that though he was now unable to wield his fword, he Ivould contribute his Mitt. He fub• fctibed 501. A number of French prifoaen have already paha through &Mel, Rrongly guarded an their way to the prifon at Stapleton, which has been prepated foe them, and guards ordered. in the fame way as wan done during the late war. The Pa-Matters General have, we unddreand, Egiven direttions to their agent at Tonningeh on the ider. to remove to Haan on the Hever, to which port the packets from Harwich will fail in future.— Thenavigation of the river Eider bas been found to be very difficult, and the Hever pret'ents marry more facilities to the public correfpondence. Yeßerday a new 74 was launched front Barnard's yard, Deptford. She is named the Rartrus, and is a molt beautiful fbip. Sbe went off the Rocks in grand Ityls araidlt the acclamations of thcrufands of Iperlators. A grand dinner was given on board, which was &detected by much fprightly dancing upon deck. The company amounted to sop. Yeßerday a ballot was taken at the End India Hour., on the followineqcseßion ; viz. • Tim this Court approve the Reglution of the Coast et Mee tor% of the sth init. wherein they Rate that they have reafon to believe that all the perfons who were on board the fkip Earl Talbot, at the time of her 88, have perithed, and that the otealion and eireamftso. ees relating to her loft are wholly unknown, and therefore that there is an impoffibility of inquiring fatisfatiotily into the lots of the Paid 16ip I" which was decided in the affirmative. The Owners of the Earl Talbot will therefore be permitted to build on her bottom. On the 7th infiant the body of Capt. Assamstfint Born, of the William, of Workington, was thrown &flaws on the coati of St. Bridge's Bay, near Milford Haven.,a-In his pocket-book were found the iltip's regifler, ten one gratin Bank of Ireland notes, and one twoptand Bank of England note. His watch was alto in his poeket.—The body was decently in terred the fame evening, in the parifb church of Roth. in Pernbrnkelhire. On Tuefday laft a well known charafter in the in trigues of the French Revol orlon. was a: relied at the George and Blue Bnar, in Holborn, where he had joR arrived from an out-port, and underwent a long examination at the Alien-office, when he was put into the eußody of a Meffenger. Nicholas Martin, Efq. a Gentleman of the county of Galway. of an ell ate amounting to a.ooul. per annum, was laft week, at Dublin, indiaed foe wilful and corrupt perjury, in (wearing to an affidavit ad yawed oa $ law fait before the High Court of Clan. eery, relative co . ! jelpam Caved on him on th e t It h of May. The law fuit was concerning an an unity he had engaged to pay to his wife, from whom he is (*pawed. The Jury found him Osity. and the Court fentenced him to one year's imprifonamat ; and to Rand Am, times in the pillorT. At the Genm Quarter Saone of the Petite for the county of Oxford, held oa Tadao' fe'ralgbe. an application was made to the Court by the Church win dens and Overfeers of Brea. in that month for an order to be made or William Carter of Epirrell aforefaid, farmer, for the maintenance of his It appeared in evidence that the mother was it yeas Old, sad was not of ability to maintain herfelf. null that the Overfeen bad allowed her p. a week. and paid her hour* rent fora coniderable time, and that William Carter. the Con. occupied lands of the yearly valve of tad. and kept a groser's flop, baying a wife and only one child; whereupon the:Court was mull sank of opinim, that by the ftstate law if Wafts's& Mr. Caner was K t I to maintain his mocha', and I sob on aides on lsia to pay beg sa a week.