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I Lent .51 —As In GI 11% iSummit ' 41 16s to 51 12i Farnham... 71 OA 1. t4l 2. f ANL) STitAw. tOilf. &&&&& . ilay 3l 15. a 41 11. Few 01 Os a 01 us Cl.acr 4114s • 51 10, Straw .21 161 a 31 al —Motio•r, JAI 19. 11—per stows of Mb. Vest )s aa mGo 64 Pork is Id to ss id 'IL s tills D•r• K , —ghorp, 149 COO. DLMHALL MARKVI3. Carcase. Vol 4 061 er 6s Cd Pork . S. fhl k.r, JA...4. 19 Sold.. Prita. . 12 ' 421 OA a 526 01 . 2 4'. fia a U. 0:1 . 0 • -s Oda Os 04 04 a Os of t(9. YESTERDAY. ' red' 111 'Ant . i9it -- i 81 $ 82 alia 17 ' R9 ft 1791 9 ........ 1 , ..r kJ 1 ;geol. s 'Ol 14.. 60 ( . 1 T. Esti, Stock-Ranakoa. wanhall. aw 4 9, Llawaasokawa. :CHANGE, JAIII.III. '. ' 041119% .. cvide:reee %en... C.... Si law. Lisboa to 614 Oporto 61 Dukl:.. Cult 121 yr:Aiwa. I.a. d Portugal Gold to Craw land Ball pet 08. 4 -- No w Doukas:ma... New Lollar .... •••• 5 51 &lye, in Ram ... 561 1 New I..nun rack .. Alin . II Ore Rank of !icily d, 51 o, (*rot ... --....--...--..------.-- ,RTEI. t. ut theinhnwe in St. Andrew's of the Rev. Dr. Edward Clarke. ATMS. ,ged 71, Nee: Sandell, of Leaver f the late Mr. Joseph SandelLet in the 78th Teat of his age, Mr. de farmer, of Batley, in the tame a pile of blankets to each of the t i. remarkable,-that the estate 7 years under a lease far the Owa ascends to James %I oad,E.s.i of 'AT. AT LONDON BRIDGE. 11 I Even.... 0 Mia after IS. V A UCTION . sonIEBY, Bonkikllers, ;trend, TO-MORROW, aad tb• Lys (Sunday *scented), fining LIBRARY of Es !arty de-eked. To whick in of 111 oks ‘n Italian and French and Foreign History, Voyages, Misestlasies. . . than bound in various eulourei 'excellent cosirlittos. Rues to be bad tin place of Sale WINGS, BUUES, kc. :ICHARD3Ok, so Strand, the corner of triflers lanuary 23, a' Six o'Clor k, In of TOPOGRAPHICAL Ni,es M me, Nicholson, Ft, ru, ?risk : a tow I o ike, !Lc. Ossg of bale. cauloguies may Ira SI, Shedd. AK. rot. souiC !Alla rs, It lag A It DSUN, the Strand. the Corner of Ville- Y, January 24, and the twu taboo. .ct , ARCM, of BOOKS, con euntisabtie a hie Cillottiers of History, Voyages, ..r.d several She lOnswitr's Works, 30 Vol.. Lin. Radernaker's Views ; Muer , ' del a.; Flutisnw's 14ryewous Men ut Cvw ver s Avatirmy ; Vaudet Eisiblows,dc At. . v and 'feud toy prepilsosto, the We: td Cullettiosief Wt. *Melo atria I 101, arcs Ise bed of EilrAtinarik o, ..1;a41. • . • G. IDA rwsuo4., No. 1,2,„ • , ent•Gart us. and ins2lisfirsal at Os 3t. Ilvarient's tibte‘S:rsod, M 4 *al 841011-144Pc 1:14ft; Atm , per, se..t au tut WWI tostilvdi s vpAIER 1263 i 1•m... --- TIO r ITRE ROYAL, ORURY-LANIi— DHIS PRESENT EVENING. Jan. 42, tio7, 1 Their Majesties' Serrano will aa a New Comic Opera, i. three sae, call FAed. LSE ALARMS; OR, MY COUSIN The Charefiers by Mr Waiughton, Mr Praham, Mr R in • .m r J ,hnitone, Mr. Mathews, Mr Penley, Mr. We. ~,,,,, Mr (Mount ; Mrs. Mountain, Miss Duncan, Mrs, , Mos P Me, Signora Stones To ',Wilt will be added, the Farce of WHO'S THE DUPE ?. DAer, M:. Houton; Credos, Mr. Rannietei. .----- ' ------- iii"l . . A I A P.-ROY Al.. I. i IVIKN I -OAR I:EN. onllizl PREAEN r EVENING, Jan. 22, 1807, IL left :i.riiirl, the Coined:: of THE MAN OF ME WORLD. c i r -1 .r .s Maeareouliant, Mt. Cooks; Lady Rodolphe L.: ' '', - "", ‘ T '''' Gl ""' T . w!•• di will lw added, a New Pantomime, eilled, HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE; OR, THE GOLDF.N EGG. - -- TRAt.SPOIa t t FICE, Joe.ll, 1110. iIEREAS Me THRER FRENCH PRl soseßs .1* WAR, rover-1 mid arxr• ibol at p., errof, aid, .4. At 2 'tfi of tau Mond/v, re eir.iwis a , Mew end. .1 ileirssr, sloseeril frees die roan et i hawse, 1. (11- tither( • The Gmmissioners for condi:cling Ms Maiestt's Transport wirke, &c. do hereby eller a Reward of FIVE GL INEAS, the Rahcaptoreot each of the said Prisormrs, to env roaaWl Perrot who shall apprehend them, or either of thesis, and then, at this Oftlee, or other.". e .....„• %h e ro v ) be . 4 .- y Waled in ilny of Ow puhlic Gaol; r S. ERER ARV, an Erisetene de V..isseau in the French . taken in the Pioche French Frigate, 24 years of air, 3 fort 7 inches lisgh, stout Person, round Vi age, swarth, Corn plesmo. brown Errls, Mask Hasr, and has a cut am the Fore. heed, nee, the left Eye. CHARLES HAR R E.L, Second Captain of l.a Jaunt CI. oiontirw, French Merchant Vessel, 94 years of ace, I feet ft `hashes high, slight Person, long Vi•rig,t, sallow Complexion. ,beosin Ilan, brown Eve., peek marked. STAN DASIADIE. Levant to the French Colonel de Mares,, taken in La Minerva French Lester of Marque, 19 yowl or age, S test 4 Sochrs high, middle-iiserl Person, oral Visage, fair Complexion, light brown Hair, Scar nit the right .ede of his Nose. DUTY WS PRIYPERTY, 1806. 1.1 IS MAJESTY'S COMMISSIONERS for .8. A the 'AFFAIRS TAKEN, herrog imitate leferviNtiiin that amity Abs.#4, “two a l in t*, oho # 1, r 46. 0 . sad (store. seer, and Yarn atliereee, here neglected tu &Neer neural their Property end Peaky for the %tor tat*, os regrind b, the mint Are hereby Rix li'atier, Thle 141 Pe.e.4.41 who shalt a,. r to de:iter ',heir Returns U. Nice e or t.i tt.e Amason of' Mr egpattirt Dlotrietv, **MN Fourteen Dais frogs the Dar hereof, wilt be venerated tar the Penalty misread by Dviesitt. Rjg Ovder of the Itaard, 01fier for Tarn, MATTHEW WINTER. .14N, 17, 1807. view Pie A w:rZTy4,7. THE COMMISSIONERS for Pi/too/hot Hu ohjesty's Nay de Aeretip pre Natire, That on TUESDAY, the 11714 looteek tie, oral be ready to ref-eine Towers i., ii), mod nut for Me rep* 1 lAN FRESH WAITR fir Ma uottell bin Majesty's Maio arui roirl• at the Port of tireromet„ to Trete,. Alinsibe ordain ,• see, fe;ette, nett, Sir Months news shalt ae given, on caber stile. far the termination there.) . ; the as., , ie P.lOO/14i to k by Rills, p ew silt , with Interest, Newt!, Das otter Date rhe the CoAreee alas k se f . the Seep. We. Office , us We itiecoi or by apply the Cale Nor of eu,totra ed Liverpool. Ka Regard rat It keel to any Tereiter IN whirls the Prier sh.II net he mantel In Iron!, at Smyth, erehut sh.ol um M. &me. eit s.• t , t BONIIII before One *Tied. on the said Treed...), the Visit h teat ; tow oaten the Peron Woo wakes she TCM4IIII` IllnV an Y/W 14.414111, to answer 44.1 coliejtor. A PE I'ITION of the Planters, Mere!ints, anj 11 others, interested in the Ibittsh Wan India Colonies, in the Howe of 4nd., against the Bill fi.r the Abolition of the S'd V-* 'fettle, lie. for Sionatores the Bar of at the Jamaica Coffee le.use, and at Wiight*., in Soho-flume, where will remain till three n'elnekTi-morrow. (:11FAT GAIN vifutt smAI.CusK !! ( RAND LOTTERY NOW DRAWING. DAYS OF DRAWING. fa, Thipsday . . Jan ft I 7th, M ~,day, . Fa). 9 At. Monday . . Jan. U I Rib, WrAtieday Fe',. II 4th, Tuesday . . Jan t 7 9th, Frilly . . Feb. 13 5111, Wednesday . rat. 4 lOth, Saturday . itD. 14 6th, Friday . . Fals. 6 Prime of L. 10,000. I Prises of Priz-". of I. I,POO I 10,000 1 8 5:10 S 5,080 20 40 of and !),100 of First-drawn . . . Thinl Day . . . L I^,Boo Tint-drawn . . . Pith Der . . . 51,0 , Piret_dreon . . . Last Day D,nou TICKETS and SHARES are on Salo at •!.1 tics Licensed 'Weer, Office., and by their %tent, the Corlett.. I.43sessr, Dse. NHE COSI NI E. FF. 14 LE TTING the • setly;vl-14011sk Eti PATES, will met et Qui!,lhally en THIJRhDAY, the Day of January next, at Eleven o'Cloelt in the r.f.'InCHI, To urr, b. PUBLIC AUCTION, for 111 year", frit"l Lady.tLiv next, a capital MIESSI'AGE or TiI4P.ItIP4T, Coarti.henee, Stables, awl other buildup" limb a Garde*, azt a large Piee , "ferreant Ground, an 4 Merles. land, edjoireiers teeten, situate in Fore.foratdinie, IA the county of C.irrcy, lately to the ..c:upation of t i.. Maly Vannhant, felmonger. The Premises may b^ •iewed, and a Plan thereof, with Con .• ton, rue Letting the sante, may be seen at She Ulfice of SANIUF.L. NEWMAN, Comptroilm._ t;t'it-DtiALL, Lompoc. Dec. Id, 14106. rr~iIt?COMMITTEE for LETTING the ISI:IDGEFIOUSE ES I ATEN ' mill meet at Goildhal!, en TIIURSID AY, the 22d D a y of Jairoary neat, at Eleven o'clock in the VOTIMOCM. To receive PRt)PUSALS for • apply of FIR TIMBER, in such quantities, and at such times. as shall be require.l, t it the Moo oi fornikna Waldo. and other works belonging to the Erirtgehoirse, at a certain price per : To receive PROPOSAL'i for a tipsily of ELM 111 MISER, in grill qua 11l t rev, art at such times, a. :hall be required; for the 6 41116 purpose, at a cenarn price per load : To receive PRtlfir ISAIAS fu a .apply of BURBLE., and I.ARGE SOUGH eILOCLS of STONE, etch ti• welch not .t. 4 11411 half a Trio, our more than ten Ton., in sui h quern, ti's, and M inch Mom as shall b. required, for the Locks and litarlings of Eared in dridge. at a certain prree per Tun To remove PlitoPuNALs f, • supply of CHALK, us auAt Inalliittll, and at such , 11.151 M, as duil be required, for the mid Locks and Stellate., at a (swam pace per 'Dm ; and To receive PROPC.); Nl.cl (..r the *ripply of .1 ILTS, 'RUN PILE SHOES, end other IRON WORK, t" paid "1 the repair of London Stodge, in ...licit qoairtities, a.l I %tinsels Move, es *all be required,at A certain pries Per ' Pon . Covtrafis to be made for One Y , -az from Chnotma. ni•st, the unlit. thereof may b • sem At t is afire of Works, PiAMUEL NIEW.MAN, Craptrdlrr THURSDAY ‘ J. LIORNSI3Y and CO. beg leave to reimiA4 ih 1 Puhlic, that the Third Duy of Drawing of the present State Lottery will be on MONDAY NErr; the Fest drawn Tieket a eiditled to 1041001. Thdroutth DAY of Onwinit will be on the talowint Dey (Tuesday); as such, the Time fu purchasing must be from Three in the Afternoon, until Nine the neat M , wning. The Fifth Day of Drawin g will, be on Wednesday, the +Or of February, on which Div 10,0301. is allotted fir the First drawn Ticket. Warranted Undrawn Tirkets and Shares are sio Sale at the Offices of Hornsby and N 05.26, CornIUD; 32, Charing cruel; and St. Margaret's- Hill, P,urough. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 110Un OF LORDS, JAM. 21. The Earl of DARTMOU TH reported Ws Ma j •sty's answer to the Address of the House, relative to the Correspondence with Foteign Powers, upon the subjeft oe the Abolition of the Slave Trade.— Its pn•port was, that His Majirsty would give orders accordingly. Earls Egremont and Sandwich took the oaths and their seats. Mr. linkohoure brought up from the Commons, the Annual Indemnity Bill. It was read a first time. ..... The Annual Malt and Pension Bills were seve rally read a third time, and passed. On the Petition of Sir Watkin Lewes being read, praying, that the House would he graciously plea.ed to tii.eo) the Marshal of th- King's Bench Prison, in the Rules of which the Petitioner was confined, to bring him up to the Rar of the House, to-mm.- 1(m, the Jay fired f"r the hearing of the Appeal Cause, in which the Petitioner was the Appellant, and where his presence was materially necessary to the progress of his sui!, The LORI) CHANCELLOR having stated a precedent in the year 176-1., when the House issued a similar order to the Warden of the Fleet to bring up a suitor of the House, then in his custody, moved, fhat the Marshal of the Kirg's Bench Prison be ordered to bring up Sir Watkin Lewes, on to-mor row." Lord ELDON' submitted to their lordships. whether it -would not be owe siziaabita. 1014 Bur improper ciwasertoences should arise from the pre cedent. and particularly es the term commenced on the next day, to discharge the present otder, and fit the cause fir Fridny, when the l'Pritioner would have the benefit of A day rule ? Mob m was put and agreed to. Mr. Jackson resented at the Bee the plesdings in the appeal cause, from the Irish Court of Chan cery, Lock p. Kennedy. .S .AV TRADE. Lord Walsingham presented a Petition from the Planters and Merchants connected with l'rinidsf, against the Bill now before the Howe, for the abo lition of the Slave Trade.—Ordeted to lie on the 'Fable. acrd GIIENVILL did not appeal in his place till five o'clock. Shortly after his Lordship entered the House, he rose to observe, that he he had teceiv. ed intimation from several Noble Lords, that it would be inconvenient for them to attend on Fri day, for which day the House was summoned on the second reading of the Bill to abolish the Slave Trade. He was always anxious to consult the convenience of No.ble Lords, as far as his duty would allow ; it was not without snore reluctance, however, that he acceded to the priss, nt request, as he was convinced not only of the ImpOrance of the measure itself, but of the propriety and necessity of bringing it under early discussion: but as an anxiety to acquire the fullest information en the subject was among the reasons for requiring further row, his Lordship would move, " That the order for Friday be dizcharged, for the purpose of making out a new order for Monday se'nnight." The Fad of WFSTMQRLAND thanked the No ble Baron for his kind complianceJwith his request, la he was one of the Nohle Lords who felt the neces , sits- of further delay. Indtc.i, in his opinion, suf ficient time should be allowed to have the merits of the measure known sfnd canvimed in every part of tbe country. It was a measure of infinite inaport ance, and could not be too maturely considered. The question was then pat on lord Crew/tile's Motion, aid agreed to; atter which Th 7 Earl of WES I . MGRLANL) actin rase to move an Adiress to His Majesty, praying that in stru9ions might be given, that there be laid before the House copies of such Correspondence as had taken j lace some years back between His Majesty's principal Secretary of State and the Governors of the West India Islands, respeOing the melioration of the state and condition of the slaves, and the elfeOs which the abolition might have upon tlsat comlition. His objet in moving for these documents were to shew the zeal with which the planters forwarded the recommendation of His Majesty on that occasion, and the little probability there was that the measure of the abolition would improve the condition of the slaves. Lord GRENVILI.F. did not expet that much advantage would remit from the produCtion of timae papers. in (Amur of the zeal of the Plasters. in ins. pmving the condition of their Sl4vrs ; he ,should not, however, obj-et to it, as that WAS likely to be one of tt.e topics upon which would turn the sts cussion of this important question. The Earl of Westmorland's Motion rag Om agreed to, and the Helm adj9erneel. NVARY 22, 1807 HOUSE OP COMMONS. The Speaker took the Chair at half past three o'clock. On the motioi of Lord GEORGE BERES FORD, it was ordered, that the Speaker du issue his Warrant to the Clerk of the Crown. to make out a new Writ lox the Eleaion of a Member to serve in Parliament, for the borough of Coleraine, vacant by Sir George Fitzgerald having made choice to serve for the city of Londonderry. he hav ing been returned for both the.. places. A Message from the Lords announced their Lord hips' acsent to t:,e Malt and l'eusion Duty Built, for I ?.07. Sir John Newport brought up a Bill to declare the rnuoing of the Bill, brought in las; ge.sion. r r t i! tle a d n , d "The Co d, trot) be t ;e r : o d ur a se se lt 6 ll l .7 time ßea d tCl a . 1 morrow. td The Irish Costoess Bill was read a snow} tilos% and ordered to be comwetted. Mr. Calcraft presented a Monthly Return of the effeilive strength of the Royal Artillery, and corps 9f Artificers and fusiteers.—Ordered to lie on the Table. On the Motion of Sir JOHN NEWPORT, the committal rti the Irish EleCtion Bill was postponed till tn.r , .ortYv. The Bill for continuing the offer of Service of the Irish Militia for Six Months after the preset war, was commrtred, and tl.e Report ordered to be re ceived to.snurrow. LON Dt )NDE?.RY ELECTION. General WALPOLE moved, tot the purpose of postponement to the 17th of March, as being a more convenient day, t• shit the order of the day for tak ing into consideration, on Tbursday, the 29th inst. the petition complaining of an undue return for the city at Londontierry, be discharged." Mr. W. DUNI/AS said, this was a motion to which the house could by no means accede; be conic, if he was rightly informed, the grounds ot delay were too genetal. It was by nn means a matter at course, and should not pass without some substantial reasons were assigned to the House. All that was stated was, that it would be more con venient to deter it to the 17th of March. Now he should put it to the good sense of the House, wise thee it would not be exceedingly inconvenient sor the Sitting Member to be kept in suspense ? and it a precedent was established of putting otf elsetien eases for one or two months, the praeltee would be come extremely detrimental to the parties concerned, as well as to the House itself. He begged the House to belitle, that he had no more reason tot opposing this postponement, than what he bad neard at the moment of its being proposed. Gen. W A LPOL.E staid, .hat the 1111.: be &signed was the same as that rated by the Right Hon. Gentreman hens:sit, on a former day, relative to the Aberdeen Petition, via. the great distance from London. He has k ttown some times the space of three weeks occupssd oa a pas sage from Ireland. Sir JOHN NEWPORT said, that if the ease was in any degree analogous to the one in wilier, he was concerned, it might be probably necessary toe the Irish agent to conic over to this courtry, and to prepare himself in certain preliminary steps it:gaited by law, and to make out a list of the persons ob jeded to, which WAS one of the obieds of the DUI he had lately brought into Pat : home - M. The Sitting Member, no doubt, only enjoys his seat at the risk ot being dislodged at the will of the House ; but at the same time, it was certainly fur the interest of the Petitioner to bring forward the business tairly s frilly, and speedily, to trial. It must be manifest to every Gentleman, that when the sea intervenes be twixt this and the plate contested ter, that mush more time must be allowed to be occupied, than in the performance of a journey by la id. The motion was for en object perre.2!y consistent with jostioe, in every sense at the word, and the case was equally, or more, entitled to indulgence, than that 01 the Aberdeen Petition. Mr. Wit...U.lot TILYNDAS added, that in the Aberdeen case alluded to, the two parties agreed to the postponement ; but in this one, the sitting Mem ber called for the proteCtion ot the House. Mr. PERCEVAL said, he wished every Gentle man would orgy put the question to his own breast, and say, whet! er he would feerhis situation so com fortable, as when the bufit.ess of his eleCtion was • ultimately :feuded npon. He should like to know, what the Hon. G.oitlernan, who petitioned, had beets doing during the six weeks the Petition had been lying upon the Tattle. Instead of adjourning two months for the purpose of getting this Irish Agent, he might have been brought over during these six weeks. Gen. WALPOLE answered, that the Petitioner was absent in Ireland upon military duty. Lord HOWICK spoke in layout it the proposed postponement, and observed, that the Litt:bun al luded to was one of the last that took place in Le land, and that six weeks had not yet transpired. Mr. ROSE aid ant think that sufficient reason had been alleged for delaying this business. Ms. C. W. WYNNE certainly teit it to be the duty of every Member, to scrutinize most n ir rowly the grounds for granting indulgences ct Sas nature ; hut, at the same tine, tney ought to take case not to carry their rules In o • r as to shut out substantial justice. He thought etas this case was fully entitled to the delay sought for. Lord GEORGE BERESFORD bad only to observe, that he did rot receive notice ot the Pe tition till the 3d uf January, and during the interval tae had had complete time to have several comma nications with Ireton f ; and *pots the same prin ciples, he saw an season why the Petitioner might nor have prepared his evidence, and procured tau agents from that country. He theretore objeBcd to the delay. Strangers were ordered to withdraw, and the House divided : —Fdt the motion s tib—Agatnst it, 14.7Maictrity (PRICE SIXPENCE. ARMY ISTTMATT Lord CAST4,EREAGH—" Previnusly to the House going into a Committee of Supply, to coo. sider the Army lrujrnates. I should wish to ask a question of the Riglia Secretary opposite, re lative to his Military plan. I unsierstond that it was not his (Mr. IVindhem's) intention, or that rid those Ministi rs who auistediu bringing forward his Mili tary System, that the soldiers who enlisted into the service price to the 25th disarm last, should be ma titled to any indulgence, except those which related to pay and allowattees of pensioni. I wish to know whether, in point of fa& he meant to extend these indulgences to the discharging of such soldiers who have served fur the space of 21 years, or sale - thee they are to be continued, and merely to be en titled to an increase of pay?" Mr. Secretary WINDHAM answered, that his oplaiw upue that point continued the same as for. Mierly. It was exceedingly desirable, that such sol diers should have every iminigence. /t bad Pees loft a matter of ehnice with several ellen under tech ercumstances, and they had not accepted tel their disoha , ge. The SECRETARY at WAR then matted. " That the several Estimates of the Army laid be fore the Iltoese upon the 14th instant, together wish the several Estimates of the Cemmissariat and Bar rack Department, presented by Mr. Vansieert upon the 15th instant, be referred to the consideration of the Committee of Supply," The House then went into the said Committee, Mr. I laseoust io the Chair. The SECRETARY at WAR again vise, and addressing the Committee, spoke neely to the following pwport :—.• Mr. Hobbouse, in tak;ng a general view of the Army Estimates of this year, they will be found so similar to those of the former year, that I shall not be under the necessity of entering much at large, or very minutely, i nto de tail tattoo every separate Estimate, and describing partice,fari.y alsa vat lois; military services to which they at t applied. The additional vatiehei of service have ted.ted etc. cessarily occir.iontel some creation, in print of the number of men to be provided for by these Estie mates, awn:ming nearly to 5 300 men, end in potet of charge to 9 1761. as appears .43 a general view of the whole of these d esuments. This may appear to be a very near coincidence with fetmer years, whelk the extei.t of the milli ary changes i. considered; hiss. sir, it is occasioned by an increase in some of the species of f ;ice, and a decrease in others. I 'haU. therefore, only notice those variations where they are considerable. The seek of the original Este blithmeat conti n ues pretty seemly epos the sarat footing at in :time of the former years. The caval ry regiments continue et consist of about Kelmen. 'rue infan try in battalions of 12a0, 10114.14140. wadi a *rime caws 4fY..) men. l shall take toe twa first Elimites together, namely those for Guards and Corrisoras, and fur Forces in Plantattoris, Which ia el the whole body af our military force at horn. home and abroad. In these two Estimeres, taken ennjunetly, there will be found to be an increa.e fur the present year, amounting to 241,5371. Sir, appears a COTl•ider Able SUM ; aril, rh re fore, I shalt shortly state what has occasioned it. There has been one new Irish reg;ment ra e o. ashen is one of those ordered to be tai.ed Lome years ago. there have been t Garrison Battalions harmed ear the purpose cif receiving those men whose services were limitec( tinder the Defence Age Sit battalions have been homed (or the service of the q arisen at Ca lads ; and Ceres have been instituted, called the Rnyal African Corps, and two compares have been al fed to that part of them which was serving in the W: ;t ladies and America. There are also l I coay•tees added to the Seelieu troops attached to the S:rviee of the Wend of ti'cilye in conjunction with the inhuhitants amnia, in de fence nt their country. 'tete wh a t air increase in the Staff for foreign sesvite, originating from the expeditions which have been set on foot. These are also some Commissary appointments arising from the same cause. Siecc the month rut June last, the Staff expences will amount to 10,0001. allowing for e whole year, from the 23th of fiat month. the total additional sixpence of the forces I hale enumerated as being lately formed, amnuats to 439,7321. ten the other hand, the decrease to which have alluded, consists in the redteeion of certain battalions in the Indian scesece, and from the cis cumstan:e of others being now to be intillided in the Indian Estimates; and aka the redueimi of the Royal Waggon Frain, 'moulding in all to 37,0001. Various deduaions, from different battalions, amounting to 81,7711. Besides these, there has bees a saving in the transfeteuce of troops train the Irish ffstabliskenent, of about 30,0°01. All these, and others more immaterial, put together, and de duEted from the 439 7321. leave' the balance e which I have stated, of e 41,5371. as increase upon thee. two Estimates. The nett Estimate which I shall take notice of, is that of the Public Departtnents, on which there will be found to be as increase of 44,2531. Of that sum, 40,0001. is on account of Excnequer Bills, to meet the exigencies of true pre- Milt year. There is also an Melees, of a certain number of Oiti:ets, brougnt into tis Estimate. which used formerly to be p tid out of the Eutaw . . dinaries of the Army—a plan which i. always de sirable, synth any anoint cannot he ascertained with certainty ; but it may he possible to posh that principle to a further extete than, in my opinion it would be my di, to do. There have `seen addi tional devisees attendingehe ofßee of toe Com mander in-Chief, amounting to 7.5601. ; the Ad jetant•Cieneral's office, 3,0771.; Quarter -Motet- General, 2,4671. ; InseeltoriGeneeel of the Re cruiting Service, 66571. ; making altogether, an these several officesoan iocreassd expence •it 19,3611. Sir, there are also ,rinse eijitio is to other offices which have lately taken place, suer as ewer of the Paymaster-General, the Judge-Advocate, Comp. troller of the Cowed Accounts, making abort 1.131. Tile sins reerate which I shell meth. . ! t STATE LOTTERY. rHE Firet-Drawn TICKET in the present i.nt 2. tety, N., e 4.490, entitled to 110,0 tel. wag sold at Masers. NZAR U, BRUNE...and Co's Off keeal Verhaloge, in Ooe 1444 One Quarter, one Eighth, and Two Sixteenth Shares. Tickets and Share' (warranted Uisdrawn) are telling as above. • The Second Dog of pravring will he on THURSDAY NFX T, and, On the 'I,IO!siDAY following, the Firer• Drawn Ticked will be entitled to 10,0041.