Star. — London, England, 1817-03-15 00:00:00

I Per Cent .. IL s o . - 4 ,-. ( l ..;: .4_ ly <2 1 , •,i o • :... ..,1 • ... .... ~.i i , i lik 0w,„,. , I fx ~..1.6_,.......-. 4,. 444.. fc t ,•$ "A 011 111111 , ,' , . *- • < • - • N I /3 1:373. at VT SATURDAY, MARCTI 15. 1817. PRICE Sr FS.• PRNPE, SALES BY AUCTION. A VALUABLE RECTORY, clnsisting of a `x good House and Glebe, vilth early PoiresNion, to ha DIS POSED F.—Fur particulars apply, post-paid, to Mr. Tyndale ; Solicito►, Lincobi's another. He was of opinion that the wisest Coors* of pc I;ct,- was to leave the subsistence of the people er.tirrly free; but Ps, under the circumstances .f the country, a free ttade in grain mild not exist, the next best policy vas to enact specicic regulations, ad that all parties interelted might at OT:C1 knOWNlhat was to follow if certain contingencies took ;Arced-. But the most unwire and tnis=hie•rous policy was to leave it to the disci c:i , )l of the Executive Govern ment t.) interfere with the subsistence nt the people whenever they should deem it expedient, as such system most necessarily be productive of more ittittry than gout. With re:;Ard to Ireland, tse Was 4 sv Are that much distress existed, but et was p..rtial An I lo cal, and this formed a decided objection to * general rn.:asure, which would. under such circumstances, in evitably bemist-hievous in its effect►. HIGHWOOD HILL, HENDON, MIDDLESEX. NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, lug and COM NEI' CLASSES, POYDE i.L'S PRINTS, from shakspeare; CHINA anti GLASS. numentin K I ICHEN REQUIIsI LIVE and DEAD FARItIf.JG S POCK, Rick of Meadow Hay, One-horse Chaise, andother Effects, By Mr. N (MINS On dm Premises, Highwughl Mill , Hendon, on TOOII {DAY next, Mardi 20, IS 17, at F.leven o'Clock, the Property of a Giatleman removing to 'Dawn, 91HE Excellent HOUSEHOLI) FURNITURE; Cumpridog forty Four-post, Tent, and other Bedsteads, with (7hisits Cotton Furnitures, Feather Beds and Bedding, French rod Woolow Curtains in Chintz Cotton and White Di mity, exewllent Cabinet Furniture, in Mahogany Chests of Drawers, Wardrobes, Bookcases, Dining. Card, Sofa, and Pem broke fables Japanned Drawing-roost Chairs, Sofas, ace. and Mahogany Parlour enter, Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets. numerous Kitchen Requisites, live and Dead Farming &trek, One-horse Chaise, soil various Effects. To be %itVICil on Wednesday. Catalogues bad on the Pre mises; at the Mill, Hendon; Mr. Wit-. Hampstead; Gatehouse, High ;ate ; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick -street, Golden square, London. _,. • puRstiANT to a DECREL of O: 1--!1(a - 1 COURT' of CHANCERY, made in a Caiott, " against Rinat," the Crolitore of John V i.tre, late of Ch Anne- Cross, in the Coonty of Mi , ldletes, Army Agent, (who t! , ed iu or about the month of Atigtg, ti), are, by their :lolicituri, on or before th.f sth dey of April, ISI7, to cone in and prove their Debra before Wiltiarn Alexander, Esq. one of the DA w.ers of the salt Court, at h a Chambers in Southampton Chancery-lane, London ; or in delault thereof, tLey will he 1 peremptoiliy e:;cl4.led the Irmat of the said Decree. KIN Of REBECCA THACKStONE. DECEASED. r next of Kin of ItEBF.CCA STONE, late of St. George's-aquae. Poitsea, Pants, Widow, deceased, generally, and particularly ,he Issue of RICH ARD ARNOLD, formerly of Portsea, fillrhter, who died :tbout the year 1784, are Larby rem:it:edict:ly reptired forthwith to bring forward their several Claims to the Erase and Erects of the de erased; and Notice is hereby given, That it no such Claims are brought forward, on or before the 15th day of April 11117 ; Die fribaliCia vAll be made of such Estate and Affects to this Cousins .oernialronce removed, of ania deceta Jed . !bred t his lat day of Mush, 181;. H. SNOOXE, Solicitor for the Admialstmor, Colon-street, Porrsea, The F.arl of DARNLEY. vrhik he agreed in the gerrral principles stated by the Noble k.:arl. still thought that the information might to be produced upou which ' , blisters had come to the sfeterminatiort of not stopping the distilleries in Ireland. nndtr tht circumstances o! distress which existed iu that cou2• try. certainly to a considerable extent. The Petition was ordered to lie on the table. Adjoutned till Monday. HOUSE OF COMNICIPS. CAFtrAL FRENCH WINES. Mr. ROBINS, In King-street, S:. J. t es's.equare, oppn.ite Bure.t.reet, late Neno - e's Hotel, on 'I ne.tioar, the u7.h of March, 2t117, at CIirDITORS OF REBECCA THAcKsTosg, nEuEAsEir 9 IHE Bond and Simple Contract Creditors of JL fIECCA THACKI!•VIONI I .. Lte of St. George's-square, Portsea, Hints. Widow, deceased (if any), are desired fort +midi to transmit the nature of their Serttritivs, and the particulars of their demands, to Mr. &woke, Solicitor for the Adminivratur, U oion.strest, Pogue; Hants —Perms, March t, 1817. Onv °Tine, rilfiE VERY SUPERIOR FRENCH WINES, the properly of a MAN of FASI - ;10N, whn brought them 1 °vit. Inv his emu uee, after a long residence in lIAANCE, and i bottled in a perfect etate. Comprising about SiX CV-SEVEN DOZEN of CitOICE cl-Aar rs, and 'Twenty-one Dozen of Fine it ED llEkMirAws. The White Vi'ineconoist, of Twenty Doz-a of Choice SAD I'ERN, and ditto of fine CO 1711.1.0 N. 't l e IPiiie3 are of the .first quality, and wilt delivered from the Whir of the Prop ietor. Samples may be lad by paying for the tame previouely. ani tasted on the moroing of Sale. Catalogues at tine I'lace of Sale; at Clarraway's Coffer-house; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-squlre. Lord WILLIAM RU:SLLL brought up the Report of the Committee on the Wootton Pr.eset Eitction,cotti:Taing the Eled thin sir the sitting Member, ;Or. Nloney. Mr. i:OUR 1 . , in the absence or the Hon. urab!e Member who wai Presidert o• the Bath Aurictiltural Society, prevented a Petition from the Members of that :nity, prayit g fur the cotes. mutation of Tithes. The Petition was read, aidil ordered to lie on the table. TUBEROSE ROOTS, ORANGE AND LEMON TREES. J 01 -IN BURGESS.and SON mi••ht reqscctlully inform the Nobility and Gentry, they have rnceived a very superior Assortment of the above '1 ices, which they eau retool mend to thrir notice wbh the greatert satisfaction. Warehouse, No. 107, &laud, (corner of the Savoy Steps), London. Z.IST INbl.l 110VS1:, Mink 11, $Bl7. THE COURT of I)IIiEi.TORS of the UNITED COMPAAT ef MERCDA NTS of ENGLAND, ".elfin: Lek EAST INDIES, lr kerely give Notice, That a Gilt rat Court of the raid Cumpasy will be held at their Loax is Leadenhall•strver, on WSDNESDAY, tite Seth fro= o'Clock in dill 11•10t1.10t until Six in the Even ir the Elation of aMt EC 1 . 014 of the said Contra.iy, in the To.llll 0; ',tux ALLIANDLI BANN` r.),S.VI, Fig. who bath JeI..IIES CORE, &craws. Lajr. 1 MUM . NOUS a, March le, 1817. FrILE COURT of DiRECILRS of the UNITED COMIdAT ff lIIERCILANTS INGLAND i tradies *As EAST INDIES, is lurely g.te 'lbw the Quuttstly Csineral Court of the Paid Company. *fainted to he bald at tio...r iloosu in I.cusienhall-it:rect, oia IaDNEEDAT. ti:e Irth instarr, is wale Spcci o l at the request est certain Proprietswo, " for the ',wrote OP taking into calash' eirtatiou the Mandamus Papers as far as the same relate to the' conduct of the eourt of Litectors in rwitniug the powers cur: coed on that occaJion by the Houma able rtie board of Commis. *seers fur the Affairs of India, in adjudicating disputed prow Wit Cbima, and in directing the application of the Company's bands for Sher discharge.' JAMES COBB, Seretay. , T norpetous and respectable MEETING of rstOPatIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK, bad' it the eini ni k . tfl tii medoe Tante this 14th day k Merc lit 7. . • shasiu , skaartsi Chaise • Iteseletions being moved Uysow: litrecura, by 'Lamas WlLlussos, E.s. vets easel. CAMPIELL is. In the opinion of this qualified to supply the /ratans, occasioned in the -mot the Eat India Company by the raises*, :sander Bannerman. whose valuable amviblell been so generally acknowledged. Campbell . * ritieeliCe of ga years in India eta/ moviedge and experience hr, thereby obtained of the meter of the Natives of that country end of the India Company, particUlarty those interests [martial objects, combine advantages 'typo& cation of the duties of a Director. ell's entire freedom from other pursuits ;stye'.; his industry and diligence, grafted on charaett r for i.or.our and integrity, are 240- 'i this Meeting for promoting his Election. . Campt . ell's 5:17 considerate conduct at the refraining from offering any opposition to a rival preeminent qualificatie.tis. and bit maoly•avowal nit m a s superior claims to preference, are honourable and testimonies of his comeitntious regard for the wel. India Company, and merit our unanimous re intero.sts to the support and favour of the litho Sack. (signed) R. C. BAzErr, Chairman. . having quitted the Chair, dee Thanks of the proposed by GeOlt 3Z HAaTwc.L t , Esq. 'scalded and umalintuusly voted to Mr. Bazars* for the Clair. _ Committee daily at the City of London day of Eieetioa, which is Axed for the With Inst. . 'I HE DI3CI-1411 GE AND RELIEF OP IMPRISONED FUR SMALL DEBTS. • Craven-street, Strand, March 6, 1817. 'TIONS SINCE THE LAST RE. PORT, vis. X 1. d. Lord Bulbky, 3 Benefactions 6 6 0 -.10.P. . - Ann. 2 1 0 Esq. - 10 :o 0 Beckinghant • A. 10 0 0 don . . 5 b 0 . Standert - . 1 1 0 Soudan . - i 1 o - . A. 3 3 0 . - A. 3 3 0 - A. 1 1 0 - . A. 2 2 0 • Eatl. . A. 1 1 0 - orison, EftA. 5' 0 0 ) Et+ ' . A. 3 3 0 - - A.! 2 0 Esq. " . A. 3 3 0 • . A. 11 2 0 A. 1 1 0 • 12 6 3 0 0 1 1 0 • 2 0 Book s Neild on Mots) .E 73 16 6 relieved from various PilSotu, 71 e sum of All.O 1 1 6 Csies of d 7 Petitioners; Approved for Charmers 3 Vetitions; and ate received by J. Camden Neil& Esq. the Ties• Talk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. Herrin), Farquhar, larnes'e-street ; Hoare•, irlee;-sttem Chatter's. Whit a, CO. Lombard-sweet ; Cock's, and Ridge, :'~,•; Dorrien and Co. Finehlane.Cornhill; Ham. ; Versa, and Co. No. 77. Lombard -street; and .." . " 1- Y. No. IP, Cr:yen-wrest, Strand, where the Books 'V Imre who aro inclined to aepport This Cheeky, 04; Staitr wen) on the Om Wednesday la every conduct of the Ebert cued on , i t u lt r at tl o: n a. A l r on d in Walk ix their dischs o taxga ttandia Tavel folbs*ing Res Ise sod settonge4 b 1 Osousty wooed: Icy That Mr. Rat Isteetitig, wall tpaatibt Court of Directors of of Colonel lobo Alex k 3 that Coort have be stdiy, 'flat Mr Ca the ytheral knowledgi fil , iolll6 Cllardlett irG•reus of ‘l4: r.;:at li anc:tcil with crmn tans to the Eh.; Ttat !v.:. C:.n a:.. L.. 1,31.111 t.f brit an sminivachailg ti.mal motives w tb tl 4:11, .1141 Mr. CI (last liketiat, is !sisal Car.didatt of pre•erni 7slr. I.:Assdnes supe ewes/at:tory madman !Sze of 'be East lodi cAnsoendation of his Eroprietors of Ear. I: The Chairman hat Merit.; were Vropos by Dr. MACVLGh t : NI ibis condoc: lo th Mr. CampLelrs Cc amn i on. the day SOCIETY FOR PERSONS IM ENEFACTI ne Right Hon, Lon ..serge Gipps, Esq. rules Kostehboll, Its Hoare, &Wog a Donation Nlarianne Stan ...4 Caroline Saud Lind, Esq. J.1.0:1i, Esq. • HLustoun, Esq. Passe, Esq. `'onto Haydon, El ..t nom John Davin S. Lilliogstoce, E • Toads, Esq. err Milner, Esq pr. Pepys, Esq. /cnn Peps :reeeseaW • • ' •c:ti••111 for a Boob .o :;"ited sad rel :ts.w.crt, kr !be s ..idered the c.,. Referred tat Rrinattl 19. Lturfarrions are s s.St.lantes'im ctr. at I Co. I.or t- tcro , ' ; Dos k-j c:-.• atinsall ; I L t .. Selma-y.li lot *lbws tee See A SAVING OF ONE GUINEA IN FOUR FASHIONABLE and most Elegant COATS, Cut sad made in a superior manner, of the beet &Dwane Cloth, fur a 134.—Waistcoats,froni Is. to Pte.—Double-oiled Caestmere Breeches, At Ill.—Pabtaloons and Qom& Trowsets cheap in proportion. A variety of Shooting Jackets, Heating Coact; also box. Carrick, and Driving Coats; and, for the con • lenience of Gentlemen travelling a variety Is ►ept ready finished, or a suit made in four flours. Servant? Liveries 414 Ios. com plete. The business et ibis house luting wholly done with ready money, enables the Proprietors to submit the above advantageous Terms to the Public. No. ins, Fleet-street, four doors east of Chancery-lane. Ki• Merchants sal Captains •waistmg larrm quantities, will and a great advantage by apply* as above. FOR COUGHS, HOABSENtSSCS, &c. MR. GREENOUGH's PECTORAL LOZEN GES of 'FOLU ; the great demand for which, after sixty years trial, proves them a superior remedy for all Coug hs, Housenesies, tsar, Throats, Asthmatic and Consump;ive Complaints. The genuine only hive R. Hayward printed on the stem'', by whom they are prepared, as successor to Mr. Greenough, the inventor. Sold in boxes at is. lid. each by'his appoirtment, by F. New. bery and Sons, St. Paul's Church-!;3rd; Sutren and Co. Bow Chord...yard; Bayley and Blew, Cocesper-street ; Nix, Royal Ex. Ilitange •. Ward, 324, Holborn; Clarke, 469 , Borough; Sanger, Iso, 000 rd-street; Blake, 56, FlccalUy ; Barclay's, Fleet- Market ; and the Venders of genuine Medicines. Where a i lso may be bad, Mr. Greenough's celebrated TINC TURES for preserving the Testis and Gums, d curing the Touth-Aeh, in enlarged tiles at Ss. ed. ads, with Hay ward, signed on each stamp. BY 1418 MAJESTY'S ROYAL LET - ruts PATEN I'. .EA KE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous ..14 for curing, in all Its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE. One small Pill Is a dose, and the taking of one lox, in a recent case, will soon convince tie patient of the. certainty of his speedy recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more safe, or more convenient than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go Jour- Mrs or costa, ask needs no coolluemeot nor restraint of diet ; sad sixty yeti's experience (in an extensive practice) has proved that it will rifest a Cure when repeated Salivation and all other methods avail nothing..' For the Scurry and other °ironical Disorders, fills Medicine has not its ?Andel. Upwards of 40,000 person of both axes have bead radically eared of the abate cruel disorders, within the last eight.years. Prepared and sold by the Sole Proprietors, T.'PAYLOR and SOW, Members of the Koval Collegief Surpass, at their House, No. 9, New Bridgo•otroat, in boxes of 'wit Oa. 94. each, ditty *winded— N.B. Two bath doom, and Lights in the Pallet at Wet— flioy Are also mid by their appointment, with tOpiono direct lons, at the py Shop, 10S, Oxford-Orem ; Mr. Disboroogies, No. 7, Fish-etreet-bill, neatly opposite the Monument; and by one Poison in every eonddarabk Town in Geist iletwin and Ilreland. Adly,4 vain to Personetaking the abort, or other of the Pro. prisms Medicines. SUPERB SPRING 1.017E.RY. T SIVEWRIGH I', Contrutor tor the ensuing 1 e.l • Lotteries, in deference to the %Oahe, of the Public, has Ale. termined to charge only the fnlluwing very moderate rices for 'nacre and Shares In the SPRING 1 0 FIERY, which begins Drawing the 30th of APRIL, viz. A Whole Ticket only In G.dueas, A Half - £9 19 0I An riglith t 6 A Quarter 5 I 0 Sixtvell:h 1 6 0 And the following Novel Scheme is submitted with great conft t!ence that it cannot but meet wills universal approbation, for, Izstead of cootaiuing 4 Blank+ to I Prize, as late Lotteries have don:, the present contarns more than Prizi.s to 1 Blank: SCHEME. 2 Prizes of .623,0L0 Money SO,C0:1 Con *oh it,Ot. 0 Ditto 2,11 t 0 Money ',COO Consols 600 Ditto £40,030 40,(.00 4,000 ••••••• 19 100 Ditto 300 Money 50 Monry •00 ••• fitowei 24,000 Prises oft Ticket mit to tbo Non Lottery. AO to be drawn cbs 4t17 ti e r wbitb bay be sold 111 000 . 11010. iOlll4 - • .` ft 4 •41 si Moot.), 4,000 3,000 11, , 00 1,000 I,oon 1,000 4000 10,0941 4,5011 brood Total ,C2v0,000 14,600 'tickets. • 'I be Lottery to be .!awn on the 4th of JUNE will ennsisr only of the 6,000 Tickets given as Prices in the above stlione, end will contain 2 l'eses of £15,000, 2 of sts,o9o, besides utbris of £l,OOO, 4500, AMU, &c. Am all of which must be gained by Adventurers In the present Lottery, who bare the optibn of ►eeping their Prise Tickets, or ac4liug them fur £l2 each, any thus before the Ist of June. be First-.brawn 1,0 4 30 blanks entkkd to XIS each, and every Prise above ..EitS entitled, in addition to such Price, to one et the above SCOO ticket.; so that a 'ticket or Share may not only Gain a Capital Prise iu this Lavery, but after that way sa'r another Capital in the next Lottery. 41d Sbarr are ulna on Sale at I. SIVEARIGHT'• (the Contractor's) Wives, No. 37, Cortibill, No. 9d, likrsarket, N.. 11, Holhoras. and No. 141, Ozfur.l .tteet. PARLLAMENTdfIfr PRUCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, 1 0 1 ARCH 14. The Army and Navy Seduction 1111, and the Treasonable Practices Bill were returned from the House of Commons, by Mr. thIOODLIC and other Members, with the AtUe1:14141011t, agreed to. The bah Bounty Bill, and the Annual Indemnity Pill, were brought up front the 1-lorte of Commo:.s, by Mr. iiIIOGDXN and other Members, and read a Brat tamr. _ Mr. HLGMAIA pre.ruted Azcouut% re-:pectins the National Debt, which were ordered to lie on the table. DISTILLATION IN Iitt.LAND. The Earl of DARNLEY presented a Petition from last, complaining of the dearness and scar city of grain, and praying the distilleries might be stopped. His Lordship said he did not int.an now to go again into the subject, but he reserved to him self the right ot bringing forward a rotnion res p ect i ng it at a future period, it he should deem it advisable. Fie must, however, repeat what 116! had before staled, that Ministers had incurred a heavy responsibility in not stopping the distilleries early in the season. In having called the attention of the I louse to this most important subject, he could not but regret that be had not had the ass4tAnce of any ot the Peeri who 'snore immediately represented Ireland, wbo could have more satisfactorily detailed the general 6:nation of that part of the United Kingdom. The Earl of LIVERPOOL protested against the doctrihe of responsibility attaching the Executive Government, for not interfering with regard to the subsistence of the peep le. If it was thought right that the distilleries should be stopped when grain reached a certain price, let it be so enacted by law, but nothing could be snore unwise than to leave it to the discretion of the Executive Government, be cause with the most honest intentions (as every Go. vernment would act with such intentions, whatever difference of opinion there might be upon other points), the Executive Government was very liable upon such a subject to be misled. They would ne cessarily have various accounts from different quar ters, in one part a good harvest, and in anotii..r a bad one ; and nothing could be more mischievous 'than to leave it to the Executive Government to strike a balance between conflicting ar.d opposite interests. He thought that in only one instance within his re collection, bad tl;g distilleries been rightly stopped, aql that Was in 18 . 021 when one bad harvest followed 'Die Marine Marin)? Ell was reported, end ordaed to be reld a th.rd time on flolonday. Returns of the dates of Appeals from the Property Tax In tke Cl:y tit London were presrrited. A petition was presented front Hinckley, In I.elcitstertltire, at= tr.buting the doorels of tkat town in a great degree to the pre. sent pressure to the Poore Rates. It slittd, did( Fut 05 a po. pulatiun of 6,4G0, three thousand received Parochial Itetief. Berea to lie on the table. " NAVY ESTIVATE. The Hoese trent :nto a Committee of Sepply, whet Sir GEORGE WAR RENDER obser. , ed, that on inoving a vote for the ordinary services of the navy, he should refrnin from saying any thing that might anticipate the - discussion which tile loose would be tnatiled to come to when'the whole ques tion should be before them. He should is e = L i m s to bring this question forwartt as soon as possible after the Eater 'Recess. At present he should merely propose bis first Resolution, ‘, That the stun of 131,144t,u00, he p,rsotsfl to his Majetsty, on ac. count of the Ordinary Services of the Nary, for s'z months, from the Irt January, *17." Sir M. W. RIDLEY, although he did not mean to object to the Resolution, disapproved of t" , e mOdi adopted by Ministsrs of gett : Vg •souse i lto 'he r hands before tie discos. on. e.,t a larger .t nnt ' b ut usual. He hoped the 9r,lntnittce the necessity of recer:/rnending-ete cots of the 'dams of the usele&TlMAlrhr the Admiralty.— The Honourable Baronet alluded ts 'the situation if Acting Pursers cf the Navy, who eomplained Of 01 hardships they were under, from not being put on what they conceived a proper footing stir.% regard tii half pay. He considered their case to be one of pe.. culiar end he was It:forms:el they had pettss tioned the Adroizalty, but had received no answer. Ssr G. HOPE give sonic explanations why it was impossible for the Admiralty to do any thing more for them thin had been dine. It was an establilited • ale that that sienniel he no nsore Pursers th sn ships, If .nst .s tumor as Mt fir 4.50 had been broken up and I sold since the peace. There were a great nthiber of saperannu it:ti Pursers in the Navy, who were put nn the regulatiln list ri halt pay but it wgiskit every person who 1140 been an Acting Purser atsnard that could be put on the established list, as they were not confirmed. He' assured the Hon Baronet that the suhj.7ct had undergone the fullest discussion. Mr. CUR WEN stated an instance of a FM* whO had acted for two years, and nut entitled to any pro vision. Sir G. HOPE said there v ere teeny in that situa tion who had served a lonAer time, and the hardship did not rest with them entirely, for there •rr:e also many Midshipmen w:Io had servra from s.•ven to eight years, and obtained no mfr. becausa they had not born confirmed for Liedtenants. Sir C. POLE th•mght it.WAS the business or Pub* Boards to enquire into the subject of complaints. Th.e Honnurabk Admiral tool: oceation to complain that the Pen.ions of the Widows ol Naval Officers had not been increast.d since Mt. F 1 referred to the ne, elect which the IVidows of those Officers who fell during the American war, had eso , :rieneed Irom the Boaed of Admiralty, who had not till lrely reel:yeti any remuneration. He complained of the want of li berality in tarrying on the works of the Breakwater. Mr. CROKER observed, it could iv): be expected that he should debate the subject now, the vote being for money on account merely for the service of the navy. The Honourable Gentleman noticed some ob. servistioni made by the gallant Admiral in the esti. mates in respect to the appointment of certain Clerks in the different Boards. When the estimates came regularly under discussion, he should be prepared to spew that the Widows of Naval Officers were placed on the same footing with the Officers Widows ig the Army. Mr. LYTTLETONohsyrved, that the establichcd liberal ty of the Admiralty Bread was to game so apparent as the Honourabl e Gerelerna o su ! ,posed. [ The Officers en halhpay were required to tike an oath, Which was nut the case in the army. Thi. he [ thought was a hardship —The motion was agreed to. Sir G. WA R RENDE R advet teJ to the coduplaint respecting the treakwatar, and declared that some [ reduction had taken place in the w,[rks, because they [ were not so necessary in peace as in war. A sum of 0730,753 was then moved-for theextra ordinaries of the Navy. Sir C. POLE said, that many persons were now unemplorcd who cfFeesl toe,' the wanks at the Bre, :4k A l - OF FiGik Oil OR ,11\ e, Febrior) 10117. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTI" s OR 1)1 1 / 4 ' ler,ll give Notice, That will Le received A their Olfsee in Pall-Mall, eu or br'are FAIDAY, the '21.! day of MJ:els next from ands bosuns as may be willing to mud:l - take the Supply of FORAM'. nr the Ord knee Horses sta!ioneel in the under-ntentiorel Places, to be dehverad at the Espeuse of the anct or, viz. WOOLWICII, POR t.,IISSEX Dl6 PLYMOU 1E!.)0:4, Aii3 het, NOtati BRI FAIN, Ter a Perod of six Mouths from the Ist April next. !if Or and clean, without any mix t ure of Foxy is goo‘l, swtet, dry, yr ',doubt:int Oat-, and must not weig!‘ legs than SS pounds per ltii...ciu.ster Nebel; the Hay to he sweet ;end dry, and delivered in it us-es et Mina. weight !he Stine •to be good, clean, and dry RUA c: Rye Straw, and detivered in trusses of selbs. weight. •ike Prices to be paid for the re,peetiveQuantiths of each Ar fr't %elite! , tea) . he deliver. d, It the follow.'; rates, viz rash: i:ata, at her butulred ;:intinP, Avoirdupois weight. tr...y. at per Ituiiiieed and twelve pounds. 2-tr of' straw, at per hundred and twelve ‘untnds. he Propv•als any he deiivi r. (1 sepitately or kently, for two or mere of II e said stations; and jt e %inert: alma the,Cootrae- Pe 'hall rictive the Stehlepung, which, durin:t t:le period of hts ectrnt :Day „xernwhite. making an allowance for the same after Or rate Ot per horse pet week. futlur Pattieidars may be known upon application to the tic errs Couon.outiog the Royal Artillery in each Station; and the Arc:tat - 0 UGec iu ah.resaii, any day be t y‘en the hovel of Ten and Feet o'Clock, where the Proposals be dehveree, s Ad up and endoreed, `• Proposals for Fu • 14t;' out no Proposals can be admitted after the said .2 it of 7 , 14.0 :,t rwelve o'Clock at Noon of the saute day,ueither will Tendert* nonced.linless the 1-arty making, it, or a 3 .A6Cllt, is behalt, ;hall ateattl ily Older of the Board, R. H. UMW, Secretary. 7e held at DENIERARY ANDESSEQU:I3O. . se a l 91 1 HE undersigned, in his capacity as Deputy First 1 Marsliat of the Honourable Court of Criminal and Civil the Even Justice, for the Milted Colony of Demrrary and Essequibo, ad- • n 1 1' 24 7. 1 2 vertises by these pre-ents, for the first, second and thirt) time. j who bath than he wit:, by virtue of certain sentences of said Idonourable cretary. Court, and the subsequent Executions, Expose and Se t: PubllC Lzetution Si c . the totiovviag Plantations, wi.h all :heir Culti ?, 1817. station, Buildings, and Slaves. and further App,rtenarces, v:z. NHED Firsely, In the mouth or July; 1817, ch. Coffee Plawation, ANN.% CA I'HARINA, situated in Canal No.:, in the River I 'I), trading Denserary, the property off. A. Otto. Secondly; in the month of July, IEI7. eager Plantation, Company. FREE AND EASY, situated on the West ...al; of the River net OIL D'emerarjr, the property oi the Estate o . James Bradford deceased. , be request Cltirdif , is Mt/month of September, t 8 7, the Coffee Pitaita nco encn t,, Noe SOPHI 4, situated on the East Coast of 1./cinerary, the pro late to the Pen,' of the Estate of F. Kroll deceased. wers cur. Fourthly, in the month of November, 1817, the Coffee Plan- I s- tatinns Middlesex and beausejmr, situated in the Canal, No. 2, u td pc . cw the property of the Estate of K. I. Ashlnginn deceased. E•fthiy, is the menthol January, 1318, the Sugar Plantation, i mass. LAND CANAAN. situate no the East Bank of the River Deme- j racy, the property of the Estate of J. Van den Paadavoort t de- • INC,, of teased. ad •e t h e The Joachim el Wm et Coacervmda,es the art precealsof tfle j . • above - salts Wit he kid by tbe mid liewestrable Court of Jesibm, ,fghey.„. 1112•411118$14080818b84:301884spomf,sage, for-ortalser remosi timeline, all " 4 vsl ' n ma y P i to have any Right, 7Ytle, or Interest, ae want. to the net proceeds of said Plantations, err herewith by him the undersigned Deputy First Marshal of said Court of haler, on of this SUMMONED ~„d i n t h e To appear in person or by their Attitudes, to lay their Claims is w a ve d = doe term before the Honourable Court co Justice of said Untied se n6 o4 Colony of Dernetary and Esnquibo, at their resins:lye Sessions hi the following mouths, via. I I n di a 1 , 21 4 la August, lit? , for P lantations Anna Catharine and Free and bled o t h e Easy; Is October, 1817, for Plantation Sophia; in December, sad o f t h e 1817, for Plantations Middlesex and Beaus: jour ; end in Fehrts e Intercom ary, 1218, for Plantation Land Canaan—Under a penalty of see h elper . Papaws Sententitun being granted again.' those Creditors etor. who do not appear er . pum i ti The Inventories of the above-stated Plantations are daily to be v o te d 00 seen at the Chambers of S. Steer, Esq. No. 5, liare-cuurt, banes , ere a d& Temple, London. :ctioo. Demerary and Emesuibo, the 19th December, tat rt. net at the J. D. HALEY, Deputy first Marshal.