The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-11-22 00:00:00

.; • ~..-... • No. 1166. TO INDIA—AS VALET OR BUTLER. AYoung Man of light weight, properly genii. fled. is desirous of a glare as Valet to a Sumle Gentle or as Valet and Kutler to a Gentleman and Family g oing to either of the Presidencies; be can be well reeom mendell. and will use his be.. exevtians to give sat i.fortion. near to address, po.t-paid, to O.P. N 0.16, Skomer-street, Snow hill, London. 'LITTON, late Partner with Sir JA ME S BRANS. .1.14 cows, removed to No. '2, Cornhill. near the Mansion house, solicits the Attention of his Friends to the Scheme of th e NEW LOTTERY, which contains FORTY CAPI TAL PRIZES. with only 5,000 Numbers, and the whole to be drawn in One Day. February 14. 1810. It is Kith much confidence I. VTON claims the Etyour of the Public, having, in the last Two Lotteries, divided amongst his Friends _ - S.. Prizes 0f...E4(1,000 I 1 ..Prize of .. £2,000 1. 10,(100 1 1,00t) • 2. Also, the Grand Prize No. 3,613. entitled to 491.765 and numerous Twenty Thonmods, Ten Thousand%. &c. &c. in the few preceding Lott.sries, to reall incredthle A moons. f-r Please to obwne, Lyles iemoved to No. V, Cara* hill, neur the Monsiim-house. OUIOINAL COACH OFFICE, SWAN WIPH TWO NKCKS INN, LAD-LANE, LONDON. The folloiriag Posal Mail Co.tchet, and other Carriages, let wit from the abovehin, ,fa. TIFLIRTOI, Koyal Mail Goad), on a new -and improved Plan, carries Two Outside Passeagers, se St mita, through NI ariboraugh, Chippenham, and Bat u, every }.)ruin;,, at 11:ilaoast Sevaa o'Cluca. Sundays, Quarter be fur, Sat. . • BAT!' Royal Mail Coach, on a new and improved PION carries Two Outside Pameagers. en Spriegr, through Marl horougn and Devizea every Evenin.; at Half-past Seven o'Clock, Sunday', Quarter before Si x. Par moults itoYal Alail Coach, on a new and hapraved carr.es Tx a Outside Pieacagers, cols Spria•s, through Tramtna, Wallareton stud hairier. every Evening at Half-past Seven o'Clock, a Quarter before Si v. Excvea Royal Mail Coach. on a new and improved Plan, carries Two Onaide Passemers. ritt Springa througa Bridgewater and ATc!llueon, every Everting at half-past Seven a' clock, Sundays, Quarter before Six. Extraa Royal Mail Coach, on a new mat improved Plan, carrier. 'Ciro Ouaide Passengers. on apneas, th rough Fralislmrry, lborchestar, lindport, and Ilimitort. every Evening at Half--putt Seven &Clock, Sundays, Quarter befnre Six. Fa amount Royal Mail Coach, ..a a new and improved Plan, carries Two OuLtde Passengrra, nit Spriug a toroual Oahliampton, Imauceston. and Truro, every Evening at Ralf past Seven o'Clock, Sundays, Quarter before Six. Livcaroot. Royal Mail Coach, ou a new and improved Plan, carrics Tao Outside Passengers, on Springs, through Coventry, Litehheld, Newcastle, and Watrington, every Evening at naillast Seven o'Clock, Sundays, Quarter bro. fore Soc. MA NctiErtits Royal Mail Coach, on a new 4.4 improved Plan, carries Two Outside Passeugers, on Spring', through Northampton, Leicester, Lougaborough. Derby, Ashbouru, Leek, and Macelesaeld, every Everting at ilalf-past Seven' o'Clack, modem Quarter before Si;. BIANIIIIGH•11 Royal Mail Conchom a sew and improved Plan, through Durstable, Stoney Stratford, Daventry, Duna church, and Coventry, every Afternoth at Five &Clock. CAIILIAL6 Royal Mail - Coach, en a sew aud improved Plan, carries Two Outside Passer.gers, on Spriusa, through Mauchester, 'barley, Preston, G..notta, Lancaster, !haw, Kendal Shap, and Pavan), every Evening at kla4-parit ' Seven oklock, Sou:lays, Quarter before Sta. Nolow tea, (hs Newmarket) Royal Mail Coach. on a new and improved Plata carries Tiro Outside • Presrag •rs t ou 5ta11 5 ,...), through Newmarket, Bury, and Theiforii, rare! Eviremg at Ilalf-past Serra o'Cloca, hatodayt, Quarter Lae Sex. • -- Non w ictt (by ipswich) Royal Mail Can.els, on a new and imprewed Plan, .to earry Cwo Outsides, on Spring:, through t:heinaford, Colchester, Ipswich, rind Schuh.. 1.. e, every Eveitiog at Half-past Seeman Cl a ck, Strode's, Quarter before Six. Ex Bath. Merrery Coach. through Llnsingatrike,Salisbnry,. 111andford, Dorchester, Uri 'part, and liunuon, every Morn ing at Fear o'Clock.. • LI est root: Machine Cosi*, ihrougil Coventry Ilirming ham, Circa:geld, Newcastle, Congletait i :Kaatsford,:mal War tingle% every Afte rn oon at Six o'Cloc k. Mancuseeint elegant Past Catch, called the AN CIS to carry roar Insides only; travels equally-a' f.rstas the Mall,. through Nerthampoon, Harhorostah, Cries ster, Lottehbormieh, Derby, &aflame°, Leek, and blacclestfeld. even Afternuonst a Quarter befbre Three u'Cloek. M sNClTesrea Coruwallis Coach, through. Northamptais, Rarborrough t Leicester, Loughburough, lberhy r Asiobauns, and Burton, arTwelve .. , 0 , daY• . CaaLisac Post Coach, called the a „.. , through Mataheyter, Charter, Preston, Garstang t. Lancaster; Burtaltn Kendat, Ship, and l'enrillt, every After's:am, at a Quarter . before 'three o*Ctock. Nolan . ten &Whim Coach, through Chem:foal, Pillistrya Bury St. EthisomN and Hanel! Inn. every Toesday, Thom day, and Sunday Afternoon", stl . Four ► kostacatais Banana Prat Coin+, .thrnugh DUffltablfh: Sarney. Stratford, Daventry, Dunchurch, Cbanary, every Evening at The o'Clock. PLenoeau Merrell , Conch. thanah Eart r, Neates t , Bushell, Talmo, Mudhary and Plympton, edcry ?a-Jenks. at Frarro'Clach. • C• 11.111 an Cornwallis Coach, through Manchester, Char ley, Prestrao;. Gustaf*, Lancaster, Burton, Kendall. Saar ! and Peorith, every Morning. at Twelve o'Clock. Sooena venom Long Cna , h, through Rating`tohe aid Winchester, ever/ Marniag, Sundays eaceptod, to 4 ri'clock. sALisavair (mach, through Basingstoke aul Andover, every Morniog at Four o'Clock. . RAVI ;tad ntvroL RoYAL VOLUXTETA MIA throne' alarthurnagh, Caine. and Chippend every A - tempos at a Quarter before Font o'Cluelt. 'fnis Can& lc worked in a superior style. YAIMOUTIO New first Coach, through Chelnaford, Col chester, Ipswich Woodbridge. and Yoxford,at Six o'Ciuelt, anaday, Tend*, and Wedaesdny Mornings. Puersatootn New Light Coach, called the SELF-Dia rawer., carries nal.. Four Insides, travels equally as fast as the Mail. through Ewell, Guildford, Pei worth l Chichester, Labannb, and Havant, to the Globe lea, Oyster-strosta every faraday ' Thursday, and Saturday Moiamea, at a Quarter before Five, easel the HAL Graccriturch-street. Parcels aria Luggage conveyed Daily to Wolicriminiaoa, Wabal, l'braeraLuiterrrorth, Rittehley, A th erann, Tarr worth. Statlard, Facleshall, Brougham', liridgentrae, Stap ler, Naps,' ich, Vica-Cron, Chester, Brandon, lountford, /filllerrough, Seall'hant, Newton, Rounhain, Fakenhnia, Mfalsingbain, Chelteahaus, Tewksbery, Narcesier. beach, Lynn, I/awaken), St. Ives, Gloucester, Eveshana Cambridge, Masehficid, Lewes, Cacklield, Uckheld, Framp ton. Match, ;:.t . y ! Oxford. Diteiling, Stroud, Grainfield (' h ippingnonon, Ludlow, Cirencester, Portsmomh, Ponies, timpott, Lanterhory, Eptbourn, Shrewsbury, flolyheaa, ' Itesaate !lathery, Pool, Chatham, Doter, Tuuliridge, Tunbridge Sruncrtharn, Ifersteun, Market Diav too Mahmte, Newbusy, Swa.neta Carmar then, M;UuMuso i Bridgewater,. l'enraare, aluoe, Bride north, Peteraitlii, 'their:teen, Newhaven, Braintree,lll.ll- stead, orthii ich, .tliddleitich, Mineable, linitchurch, Cast. Hothley, I% etch Pool, Tetbury, Hull, Seaton!), Linvols, ILturscte. Rocheraer. IVorthing, ford, Deal, Citiehester, fleteford, blaidstone, Leed s Not tingham, ShetSeld, FalMattit, Glasgow, Yarrorrath, Wick ham Market, Lowestof t Abimaion, Farris dun,. Newtown, Louth, Wade!tritlic, Ivy Bridge, Kid,Jtantimter, Brame grove. Bewdlev. blidhurst, :Monmouth, Whiney, Wesmouth, Ombeadey, Milford flaws, Card We, Cowbridze, and War wick. By WILLIAM aad CO. • • T Prop: actors of the above Mall Coa•Ses and Car riages beg leave to inform the Public, that they will ant be atceeatttable few any Parcel or Package whatev•r, nor f u r any Passenger's la„-zage, :: Move the Value a lave Pounds, 'mita% the same he entered and paid for accordingly at the Time of the Delivery of any such Parrel, Package, Or Po unce) Lugar, to Weal or their Apiatt. r" Ainimmil - . - • . , .„ - • . . • , • - , ...• . .. „ '. ..' .. .',.:- ' • • , . . . 4 , L , : .-• e .. . . • ..'n t .... . we,_ ~ • • . 4....,.....i•-... 41•".1144, .146. 4, I. , 1..... . .„ . , 4,... t ....y r ..... A. ,„.,..... . .. ,t,t.....,...1 itt..... ..••••• .... b.e. • , • .c e , 11 , 1;ir tr. 1.0 t . 0. 411 . .. 8 . !t t• f .. , -...bab ; • . '° .- " C ' _0:0 •• - ' l ' L ' . - 4 1. • . C5 it..131 ,...3. - 4 7 * -0-7-•' . ' . t h l hr i i i l i c , ! att.,41,, mo,t.m 4 \ .., WEDNESM4Y, NOVEMBER 22, 1809. TO TIIE CONDUCTORS OF CIRCULATING LI BRARIES. 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The eveuukshich have taken place daring the last Fifty Leto, have rendered the compaitiou of a new Histoty of Country more nee r.!.ary than ever; for whoever •casis a retrospective eye over the traia.ittions of the present Reign, Will readily acknowledgethat it is pregnant with circuits- Winces of such inagnituie as cannot fail to reader it au Stupor ' that epoch in the Annals of English History. The folio's ing Engravings, executed by the most eminent Artists, are hitt state of forwardness, and will he piesented at an early period of the Work : The Death of Sir down MOORE, at the Battle of Co aUSINA. • Tile ARCHDUKE CRARLES of Austria rallying his Troops' at the Rattle of AsTallyi 8. • • The Death of Lomb Di imso ts, at the Victory of To a- T A LE A R. A striking Likeness, superlatively engraved by . Hopwood, of his prrseot Majesty tisoaos the 'finals, to the FIF TIETH .11' JUBILEE) . Year of his Ringo. The he ath of SiraALPAI ABERCROMBIE, at the Battle of ALERANDRIA• livery alternate Number will lie embellished with a Joao-, may Lograving, descriptive of the most pi oini..ent cirruae. stances in the satious Reigut, And particularly delturhijoll the most remarkable Incidents of the WARS WITH BONA PARTS. LOodon : Printed and published by J. Stratford, No. II?, Holborn-hill • arid sold by all Bookellers ar.,l News - cameo in the UniteiKingdom, • • • Admiralty Office, Nov. 21. - - Rear-Admiral Sir Richard John Strachan has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a let. ter frim Captain Adye, of his Majesty's sloop the Briseis, giving an account of his having cap tured, on the 6th inst. off Heligoland, the Reel. procite Danish Privateer, of four guns and four. teen men, out twelve days from Husum, without making any capture. Whitehall ) Nov 21. The King has been graciously pleased, by war rant under his Royal Signet and Sign Manual, to giros's(' grant unto T. Staines, Esq. a Post Captain in the Royal Navy, and Commander of his Ma jesty's ship Cyane, his royal licence and permis. lion to accept and wear the insignia of a Knight Commander of the Royal Sicilian Order of St. Ferdinand and of Merit, conferred upon him by his Majesty Ferdinand the Fourth, King of the Two Skills; as a mark of the sense his Sicilian Majesty entertains of the great skill and intrepi. dity displayed by the said Captain Staines, in an engagement . between the Cyanc, tinder his com. mand, and the French frigate Ceres, and several of the enemy's gun-boats, near the mole of Na ples, on the 27th of June last. And his Alajesty has been further pleased to command, that this his high concession and de claration be registered, toliether with the relative documents, in his College of Arms. MILITARY PRONIOTIONII. War-Office, bey. 2, I►3Q9. 2d Regiment of Life Gnarls, Captain William Henry Spi cer, from the <2d Dragoon Guards, to be Captain of a Troop, witbeut parchme, vice Hopkins, appointed to the -63 d Font. 2d Regimtnt of Dragoon Guards, Captain Peter Hunter, from 63d Fan!, to he Captain of. a Traiip, rice Spicer. 63d Regiment, of Foot, Captain .Henry Hopkinis tram Id Life Gu .rds to by C.:lptain of a , Company, vice Hunter, appointed to the 241 I)ravon GOMA*. ; • Ordo o o , rt-0100, N - 00. 90. Royal Regiment of Avtillery. Second Captain Geor..e roitinpsun to be Captain, vice Sil- ItiSdeceased. .-111414,4410. tt .ieutenai,t Charles C. Dansey to be Second Captain, vice Ttiotoron. Dated as above. gkviond Lieutentun George Birch to be First Lievensuit, vice Dane.. • Dated as above. Geutlein.ni Cadet Robert D. Story to he Second Lieutenant, vire Aire:link, promoted. Dated Nov. 6, I&ji. G •ntievimit Cadet James Luve to be ditt:), vice Shnw, pro m iteil. D tted its above. Geld:suat] Cadet Francis Davison to be ditto, vice Stepbens, promoted. Dated as above. Comroissims in Volunteer Corps, signed by his Majesty's Commissioners of LieutenJory fur use City of London. Rank of England Volunteers.. William fiarrl. Ge:u. to be Eaigii, vice Turner, deceased. • Dated July 19. I a'll9. Dank t- f England Supplementary Corr. rilAard Toinitit4, Geist. to he Ensign, vice fruiter, re sizned. Dated July 19, 18J9. Catons-House Volunteers. Lieutenant Richard John to he Adjutant, vice Bi sisopp, resigu-,..1. Dated Aug. Y,l, ISO 9. Thomas Cope Gent. to be Eusiga, vice Bicknell, resigned. Dated as ac tive. k:zeise-Office Arnionteers. Captain Thomas Biirttits u► be Lieutenant-Colonel, vire the ibinourabie Avoids Phipps, rebigned. Dated Jury 19, 1809. Licit/230t J. T. Cathnrwood to `m Captain, vice Mayhew, dece.tec:t. Dated as above. Lieeteunat ft. Leyte to be ditto, vice Jackson, promoted. Dated as above. Easign R!r:tard Morgan to be Lieutcreint, vice Catherwood, promoted. Doted as above. Ensiga Thomas iticharde to be , ditto, vice Leete, promoted. I)ated above. Ensign A. M. Dufour to be ditto, vice Edwards, resigned. Doted as above. Etnbert Barton, Gent. to be Ensign, ♦ice Leadbeater, pro moted. Dated as above. Gabriel ltiadie. juts. Geta. to be ditto, vice Seabrook, pro moted. Dated a. above. William Malin, (lent. to be ditto, vice Morgan, promoted. Dated tts above. James Browne, Gent. to be ditto, vice Richards, promoted. Dated as abut.•. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Redford. John Campbell, Esq. to be ))eputysLieatenant. Dated Sept. a), I -4. W. Rowland Al.tua, Esq. to he ditto. Dated as above. 11: tlf..rdshire Ni ilitia. Lientemuit.Tarocs Robert Storrs, from (be Lanark WIWI., to be Captain. Dated slit. ISO 9. Charles Wrignt Hvnr. so be Surgeon, vice Tolley, deceased. Dated Sept. 7, 180. Re;;insetit of ltetordshire Local Militia. William Weslaco, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Jingoist .2, IEIO9. Richard Cripp4, to be ditto. bated as above. NVittiaas Endersby, tient. to be Lieuteuant. Dated as above. Charles Brown, tient. toile ditto. Dated as ..bove. Commissions sig hed by the 1... rd Lieutenant of the County of Li:n.1110, Royal South Regiment 4,1* liinc4:linli4re Chri.tnpher Peacock, Stiq. to be Cap t ain. Dated o.:tobor i, 11109. John Holland, Esq. to he ditto. Dated Oct. 27 1809. Royal nab Rermeot of Lincolnshire Militia. • Thomas Read Abe, Geut. to be Lieutenant. Dated Orbiter :41609. Taylor Ord, Gent. to he ditto. Dated October 3, 1809. Joan Joseph Boyer, Geld. to be ditto. Dated October 4, Henry tredale Carter, Gent. to be Ensign. limed as above. John Gregsoa, Gent. to be tiemligis. 'hard Oct. 5,1309. George Burned, Geol. to be dittos Dated Oct. 6, low. Lindsey Regiment of Lincolnshire Local Militia. John Richardson, Lsq. to be Copt I).tted October 4, leo9. lit Troop of North Wold 1 colon/try Cavalry. Philip Skip woith, Gnu. to be Li soh:slam. Dined October 4, wJ9. Thomas 001ing, ("col. to be Cornet. Dated as above. g_ Commis-Mon signed by the Ist Corps or Shropshire Cenwt Thonsus Mene to be Lieutenant. Date 4 ?.epteseber 29, 180 4 1. Cornet Dearer Jellify, to he ditto. Datel avabovr. William Belie, Gent. to he Cornet Dated es above. 4 Williaao Partons, Gent. to he ditto. Dated a., above. Hates Owen Yeomanry C..talry. • Cornet diehard Blocidge to be Licuteanat. Dated October 18, 1809. George Crane Carruthers, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated as • above. Commissions in the Derbyshire Militia, signed by the Lord L•eutenans. Thomas Henry Hall; Esq. to be Captain of a Company.— Dated July 21, 1809• Thanes Deacon, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated November 4, 1809. Julia Linery, Gem. to be ditto.. Dated as above. Commission in the Royal R^gintent of Devon and Cornwell Miners, signed by the Lord Warden. John Millet, Jon. Esq. to be Captain, vire Alston, promoted. Dated Octeber *1609. KANKRUPTCY ENLAkGED. J. and A. Chadwick. Bredbary, Cheshte, bat-manufac turers, from Nov. 18. to Dec. 30, at the Warren SulkeleY Arms, Stockport, Chtshire. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. E. Maddork and W. Detamore, Liverpool, eoro-dealers. A. Lanchester, St. Jairses'e-streeti milliner, B INKRUPTS. T. Kendrick and J. MI hitworth, Salford, Manchester, cot ton-m.taufacturerse to sarrender Dec. 4.5, Jan. 4, at the Pa lace Lcn, Maarbester. Attorney, Mr. P. Hurd, I'emple, London. F. RYb Ol , Cheapside,silk-rnercer, N0v.25, Dec. 16, Jan. 2, at Guildhall. Anomie's, blessrs. Ct.llim and •Walter,Spi tal-square. T. Earley, Sheeniest, boat-builder. Nov. °S, Dee. 12 Jan. 2, at GuiMtiall, London. Attornirt, hleset , . Iti;by and Low less. Chain:tin-place, Bridge-str,:ei. W. Trwlmin , Aletermanbury, miner-scrivener, Nnv. Dec. 2, Jan. 2, itt Guildnall. Attorney, Mr. Broad, Lition street. BOrtni;:l. M. A2Tudor, Reading, innholder, Der. 4.5, Jan.?, at the And Imo, Rending. Atutrairs Anstice and Cu. King's Bencis-nalks, Temple, Lo ndon.i J. Lerdbain, 51ailoch WA!), Derb- •hiredon-keeper. Dee. 12, at thr Bell Inn. Stow, Siadora,liire, Ij, at the C. own Inn s Stone, Jan. ?. nt the Old Bat!,, RAO. At tornies, Messrs. Willis, Fairthorne, and t'larke,' Warn:ord. court. London. J. Gouldomith, Retching, Susses. victualler. Dec.l9. 20, Jae. ‘2,ni tne Star Inn, Lot Nell;. Attorney, Mr. Turner.lioa verie-4 reel IJert-sheet. J. t hallicom. Bristol, cordwalnrr, N0v.20, Dec. 29, 30, at Ilk! 8U56 Tavern, Bristol. Attorney, Mr. James, Groy's iao-squine, Lmirlon. J. Al urge, Old city Chambers, ninny-scriveaer, Nov. 25, Dec. '2, Jan. 2, nt Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ffeurtly, New Bridge-strert; II . Jack" Guildford-street, 1; lack ft Lars-road, corn-dealer, .Nov. 1./et. 2, Jan. 2, at Guild Mil. Attorney, Mr. Drace, Billiter-square. • • DIVIDENIYS. Dee. 19:W. Davis, Nort 1-street, Che Lea, plasterer—Frb. 3. F. Oakley, Hereford, croolstapler—Dec. 19. E.' 1;1. more, lienrirttaillreet, Covent-parried, taylor—Dee. 1! . . J, Blanket, Nesegate-street. ssarehneseinsue—Dec. 12. .b g ge itbotto luttenhtun-cnort-ro.td, cnck-founder—JSo. 21.1. W. Abbas+, Tekeultonse-yard, broker—Jon. :t3. I. Peal, I..eut4cr-!Joe, oitiattati— 1), c. 4,:asiver• • • Gansherlassd,ampreee—Dov.- lg. U. Wright and - . - %Vardniar-st , cei, Sono (allure .7 -0.-c. 5. V. Wright, Aailttry de-lu-Zoach, Leicestenhire, draper—Gee. LS. S. aul E. Sta tham and H. Garton, Nottingham, aosiers—Dec. 13. ;fait. m Weakey, Yorksht, lathier—Dee It C. , sena Turnham Creel:, huteher--December 11. W. Dean. Kenton street, Itu...teil-striaie, shop%eeprr—December 12, J. Clow- • cy, Tottenham Court Road, provision merchant—l/es-em ber 5. T. Longbottorn, Halhech, iurk-hire, clothier— December 12. 11. Sackett, Ramsgate, ianholiter—Decees ber 12. W. ilaadcock, Marchinoat-street, Ru.. 11. 44 0 5 p., furnishing-ironmonger—Dec. 16. W. Alarshall, Pateni..ster row, Spita.tields, cheese/winger—Dec. It 11. 14-y wood, Ramsgate. buleiier. —Dec. 14. %V. Allem, Go•port, hither dasher.—Dec. 14. W. }load, Fareluun, Hampshire, hdtcficr —W. Alawstin, Kendal, Itestinorland, cottuu-spitutcr. S Edi-FE A . Cli3 LES. This establishment, although a force in name only, costs the nation not less than 200,0001 i per annum. : The public beiseiit derived from thest corps we have never been able to learn, as they are enrolled to serve only in case of iiivasion. Their officers hate no command over them; and the amount of their present service is merely to muster 'once a week, and for which each mesa re ceives a shilling. But it is not so much the esta blishment in general, as the enormous pay givin to the officers, that ought to be held up to public notice. The senior Captain on each station re. ceives 11. 15s. a day, or 6381. 15s. a year; the other Captains havu 11. Ws. a day, or 5471. 10s. a year. There are round the coasts of Eogland, Wales, and Ireland (Scotland is not mentiooed), 143 of these Captains so paid. The number of inferior officers is nut stated ; but these Captains are receiving from the public, on the average, more than double their regular pay when oa their proper element, and exposed to all kinds of data. gers and hardships: No Lieutenant. Colonel commanding a battalion in the Line, receives more thou half the pay al lowed to the Captains of those Sea.Fencibles for fining nothing. In a first rate man of war. the Captain's pay is no more thin 11. 3s. perd;em, ' and decreases gradually, according to the rate, to • , Its. In all our domestic military branches . , the -• pay is inferior, avid properly so, to that of the 'Revilers. The Militia racers have lass pay; the, 'Local Militia still less, and that for . the period of being erribbdied only. Most corps of Volunteers • have no pay at all; and yet the officer; of than - '- See•Fencibles, which, at the best, can be mini. 'tiered but as a species of volinitekrs, arc allowed MOM than double their regular pay when fighting the battles of their country. • This, surely, is a most monstrons waste of the public money, and which *ust be rut aa cud td. These are not times such profuse liberality to one branch of the is force, when alt others arc cut to the quic , dtid the whole nation is groaning under the wei4lii of its enormous bur. - dens. Should Government think it desirable to . keep the seafaring men en the coast in a kind of no iiinal service, they 'nay be placed under the in. spection of the Officers on the Impress Service, who, from the very nature of their duty, would keep them in much greater contr. ; and by so • doing„1000)01. per annum ‘soulsl be saved to the public. i• - .•• " s • • • , ' ;at • _ 4 f.' = 4 /i t • 51 I , • • be Lnrd o . the County of lvthire Yeorrianryravulr • . dada OrilY4 ITL ...•••=l4l. - . ~i 7 71 r ~: l iq " 1