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A:quilt be ready to reeerc:Tenclers in Writing, (sealed sip) and treat with such Persons as will undertake to fierni44 whiumicr Fresh Beef miry be reynirrifrr the Cs: ref' his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Pryrnosak and Thrbety, (on separate ContraAs) for Six Months, from the let July rn the 314 Ikeeaber next freelance, and to be paid for by BiPs, payable with Interest, :Ninety Days after Date. The Conditions of the Contraiis may hr scan at the Sec•retary's °Fier, at this (Vice, or by applying to the .ilgort of the said Cont.. asiteraners at Plymouth, or to the Coliector of the Customs at Dart month, iu the County if Deroll, respedlirely. :lad an Pcrurns who may think proper to make Tenders upon the said Orcasinn, ore desired to take Notice, that no Itezard will be hod to any Tender its whir/a the Prier shall not be inserted in it at Length, or that skill not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on etc said Friday the 17t4 instant, nor unless the l'crson who makes the Tender, or some Person en his Behalf; attends, to answer when calkd for. -VICTUALLING-OFFICE, 19rn MAT, 11503. THE Commissioners for Vet! walling his Majell . 7 l * ;17etty do hereby gine Notice, That on Monday the 20th ry' June out, they scill be ready to re - eint Tenders, in rriein i ; (seeded up) akd trearihe the suitplyiteg of See Provisimis, Rum, and Fresh Beet; to his Majesty's Ships and l'essels at Dublin, on separate Con tracts,fir Tsrclre Months certain 5 and further, until Six Months learning shall be siren on tither side for :he W1,144146,0' of the said Contsts,ts ; to be paid for by Bills, payiibk with Bacilli, Ninety Days vier 'hue. 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A Setioss 6111 to Attendance on the stated Services of the Church ;. br the Rev. Thomas Robinson Thoughts on Non , Residence--The Cottager's Religious Meditations—Account of ' the Religious Trail Socl-iv—Two Sermons on the Nature and 'Pei& of the Chritat Ministr? ' by John Kentish...Bishop Un Theologieal, dec.—Monthly Livt of Chards Paifewtherits, &c.—Obituary, with Accfnint of dibtiutuls;reit Perierts, Sm. By a SO CIETY t4cHtTRCHKEN. Print"! ftr J . Soragg, bll. 16, King-street, Covent-gaiden; o whom Comma ilcattothi, I. it.:r*, Itc. (post paid), for the • tslitara, art respectfully requested to bv aWdresaad. • 4 4 SIXPENCE. . • 9 • liirrEßLit PARLizt.-_ , HOUSE:OF LORDS. TV!sD?Y, sukE 7. • • FOOT€'® DIVORCE BILL. - Previous to the second reading of the Bill, intituled An Ado dissolve the marriage of Edward James Foote, Esq. and Nina Harries his now wife ; Mr. Garrow and Mr.7Nolan, as Counsel for Capt. Foote, proceeded to call, the necessary witnesses to prove the marriage, whictetook place first in the chapel at the city of M a.tfrid, belonging to his Majesty' s Am , bassador, by-the Chaplain of the Swedish Ambassao dor, who was a priest of the Lutheran church, and which afterwards, in order to obviate any doubt as to the validity of the said marriage, was again solem nized at the parish church, of St. James, Westminster; to prove the fad of the adulterous conversation and intercourse of Mrs. Foote with Mr. Owen Jones, and to produce evidence that an action was commenced in the court of King's Bench against the said Owen Jones, and damages of 5,000 L obtained, and that at a subsequent period, viz. in Hilary Term last, a sentence of divorce a WWI; et iboro was obtained against the said Maria Foote. All the evidence necessary to be • heard in this stage of thefßill having been gone through, the further hearing was adjourned to Friday. CLERGY FARMING AND RESIDENCE BILL. The Order of the Day for the second reading of this Bill having been moved, Previous to putting the question, the LORD CHANCELLOR left the Woolsack, and said he believed their Lordships were no strangers ao the necessity of amending the Aft of Henry the Eighth, which went to enforce regulations upon each of the two 'heads, to which different parts of the Billwhichhe held in hishand referred. Certainly some provisions or other were absolutely required, as the enactments of the Al of Henry the Eighth were in both pointi in-adapted to the present times ; and in regard to the penalties to enforce residence, perfedl y i,nade q u.ite, and.copsequeritly.uojust. }laving said ;thus muclo.he• Should' not think -it neeeSsary at thknionicnt.to-4,,into any detail, as he ,couls•-• not chineiye; but that every one- of their. Lordships :wetilld think with..bim that a Bill: having such im .. portant querests as ease, accommodation, and. • coenfart otthe Clergy for its objcls, interests in vptving the priservation, discipline, and severity of . thg. klwrc'hesoablishraent, was a Bill fit at lea s t to o to,a Committee; in order to see if such rafts of it as blight possibly be liable to objection could be so antened as to render the whole of the fit to Isecome a. part of the law of the land. The Earl of SUFFOLK expressed great anxiety (Mlle subjea, being earnestly desirous that the in come of the Clergy ought to be such as would ena ble them to live decently and comfortably. He had bn a fnriner day moved that an 11,. OUTS t o 1 rho 'amount of the incomes resulting from all the redo ries and-vicarages in the kingdom, under 1001. should •be laid before the HoUse ; but it was said it could not be got at. He was surpris.d at this, as it must •bave been done in Queen Anne's time, when the fusffruits were granted. His Lordship said, he un derstood that the livings of one half of the inferior clergy, at least, did not produce 701. a year, and many nothing like it. He had one particular proof of the poverty of some of the clergy, who held livings which he would state. Many years since he visited the Lakes, and at a particular place, he was told, there was a slate mine well worth his seeing. He asked if he could have any accommodation there? He was told he might at the clergyman's. He replied, that he could not ob trude himself on a Gentleman, to whom he was a stranger. " Oh, said the person, with whom he conversed, you need not mind that, the clergyman keeps a public house !" He then asked what his living produced, and the answer was " 141. a year, but he makes out a maintenance by playing upon the fiddle, and can play a country-dance, a jig, and a hornpipe." Upon his hearing this, his Lordship said, he gave up going, as he did notarish to see-a clergyman in so indecorous and unbecoming a situ ation. 'rhere„were, he next observeJ, many pre bendaries, the income of which had risen to two, three or four hundred a year; they he thought ought to give a first fruit and a tenth in addition to Queen Ann's bounty,,which had done a great deal of good, but only averaging about f. 5.0001 - a year, was not • equal to what was necessary to- support the infericr clergy as they ought to be supported. If the wealth of the church was more equally,divi ded among the clergy, it would be much for the better. Lord AUCKLAND 'mac not, he meld, act de tain their Lordships at any . Igig . o,-tindted if he were desirous of doing so b ite"was not. - ahetrahles from obvious 'indisposition) ,but to give' Tstier; that thinking the Bill' kf the tint intisortsmea, and dot being able to satisfy himself ititthr i ia. as aoai/or stood, though he did not think his 0h3,-04iins Such as were wholly unsartnonntable, Oktui thOuld be.ex trethely glad to have them- rensoved ) whetrit should be in the Comnaittee, he should,take tble 411erty,.of proposing an amendment, or, perhaps,3 clauseaor the purpose of limiting the duration of the- 4 BilL Whenhe didso,he should peeiiously state the reasons which induced, him to think such an amendment ne cessary. The Bishop of St. ASAPH said, when he consi dered the high character, the great abilities, anti the cordial esteem and regard .to the interests' of the church establishment, which belonged to the Right Hon. Gentleman, who had with' great labour and attention framed the present Bill; he could not but with great diffidence presume to differ from him in any respell or on any occasion. He admitted the principle of the present Bill to be a fit and expedient one, and a principle necessary to be adopted at pre sant, but he was not satisfied with the fabric of the Bill, meaning thereby the shape and form of all its .. clauses. His Lordship was proceeding to a discus sion of such clauses to which he most forcibly ob- -r jeCted, when he was called to order by The Earl of ROSSLYN, who apologized for in- I terrupting his Right Rev. Friend, but said, he fouud •f. • # • This Day is published, a Nu* Edition, being tho coo siderablv snlarged and improved, and to which is wow first 4 •attdtti,lllNTS ON - FISII PONDS, pride; hound,. APLAIN and .EkSY INTRODIICTION I tb the XttHAV LEDGE and P R AC'IICF. of GARDENING. • CHARLES MARSHALL, Vicar of Briworrinli; Northamptonshire. ' • P;iiited fur F. and C. 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