The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-01-17 00:00:00

tisibleY• • • - - - f Inn= vitn=il;weg' . o4l6 :l2 i AC Mb. Oilill.ll4lTlOrillinellasomiddiiimed . . k at . it th ! fa coL d apt i r o x .. • ' serflifeesPooleirsisesiset... ol a 74 01,4 Irettetillkila Askt= 11 = 14111 " "41;:b" • ad : iliikloSemoryetegilie. Or Ora. Woes* AsiiikaPo% BrittPorgriv.ffitr i irri . Davitard.bAdo: IThieinvilllrr. Wed' TM ..11afee." • lieeltielstr ie triggion• : ad a • : sae Ruby:take. Rodbell- Bladtwpter. a ILR del taw fear bah teak eary seknineat eight ; VINO .at Oa Casell • t a Lisaillas Nii9adtaelPretis .b!, U ire. Thb i meet Ad emveyisee a the ids of wick. A my. . e n d ess o, .Igo, Nem de °Sees: (Utters. - • . ' . • . rer •s‘ iiters 011ie sleeve abash how to receive a am domes a tat appal eaklb hem SWAM hem ettperieseid iistedse eosoasesesert et lye " Peters,"; No radar with Ober coaches. AMaud Orissa pest enelhot. am* ChIPPor • limaalbl . Wu crime, see a . " - t roy ' esegyaku•seut, at awe; ensue erra i rVav ... the - hlesibm, Bah. sod the lamas Tema; tliorreetrest. , seiSereettrtstal, west avialar. ...,ettile• IP* jvatee... We 11:11111r4T800 iTeilleltS ~ . 44 all* / 13110 , 1 ; 11 4 ..!.,* Ii t 01114eg?42X1114447:12 . • al A. .'7;AllerpliaikblePlNlNsairliklei l . lW lig ."' ' ll ' ' bill. ta =llloQtga litranelarrai n et i 1 titlrletelet -11110111. , Wellkeseek eed.Shitist pest eke^ every • • . riiideni stio. evevitk Direrbetists lllol/ W 4 • dahr. • • libilmatalto: lo Sheiwitet,aeilasolllet, Wilt - meek 'easy W day sad &foray Ammo.. • ~ Tat wlrrilltyll ...paellas • ire ,, ,kigatiesT, 1 essenocle i IT. OA 1141“; &C. Barastaple inilliediedellea Pad Wade. evert ay: Wasestray, eed ridgy oeedlaii, et if *NU*. Mte "Booldsprham,' Lab kipht post soak sets eat • 4461..... off ail Mar; ON *veils Bel:leek otigleswede, Beton, Sates ' 2 0=ase. !gawky. SMOOT& Mtillimiltdbr, • _ . _." Obsess es. ad FerrybriAge. to*" Golden Adak UM% sass allentotel. lasetWoodFallialvie4alrirlla Ram per Notathttatdrel the "I•l4l"liersabilitra M . 1144 It Is Mowed Mlle the Most seavesnoce ea theoorderead, balagemoymilleitty idler. Harrowate aid Rim sew light pat osook every SAW soon at far. ) AllasgewiE ta Greloo.„..Geeeme cis t oek ele: Yrel_trilas . rewahill, , AU% ad di garb . a peetebiab INE5`"••• :Vick Whitby. tietsklt. killedialfuldt New ride and • , sew post ea* with a pad thrsegkeet 1 sob est every mond by way of Novak Volisszesser, Ferrybridee, 7tsdeaater. DlerfisKets. Therheo, Moriteth, sad Berwick. Passeagmb dimiesdas Milted ea the jeorrey t way • rest • rat Ape Cpl and then proceedeo Meat my ad ' Baal Pere. 1 klariteoreegh ad Swindon new four bisideasoakiwealla Aldessuateading, lembourn, Pertoa, Lyelet=Peweey, Woad, met, Ramsbary, Haagerlbed, ry sod ' Ilsliseheed every umiak l , Weisel, Shrewsbury, Salop, sod Holyhead teet e treteh, every 'teeing. • awn. Bald*, Peterberoak &Moo and Hentingdon Segel Mail comb, every eveniag ; to heySpOs, Loath , s Griaubv sad Run, afternoon at a quarter ron do. UMW*, Pearith, and Whitehaves Post-Cade a goes with tour horses sad a guard all the way; peens through preach, Appleby, Greta-bridge, RkanoWL. Deliedek._ Boroahtwidee, Weth er by. Ah er f ord, Feer ibliare. mow ark. Doetuster,Gratham,Shlifor,:, Ilawtry,CatboninSi- Wilton ; sets oat every morning, and ppriseas AWN," an with tee greatest facility. Pampa daealdiel ea' lii reed by lordoess, or plaque. have the pair seklualle or their sons being secured in the and doedk • Ladd. ' , meaner. Preston. Kirhy-Loallide, Curley, Ormairk sad Carman, pest•eoesbes, every terem e . Liverpool, Warrington, ILnetsford. Stow" galiand o e Cie Litelitelo. sew light far inside post-coach, (eddy sae in the M O.) every evening at Ave o'eloek, to the Ileremsa . a Head Inn, Daleutraet, Liverpool, oat ease*. Watellek!post-eoach every eternise ,,, Chester, Nemport, al o h a: h er/ h. Tarporisy, Nmoliseilly merkwlnk. end Middl ew i e k pou-eee:h every eftereesk fiewirriero, Stockton sect Yam Cases every seneng, Ile the Georpq fan, Sadarlsod. Menthater.• Winslow, Coogiaton. Newcastle, Waal evil Wolverhampton, new four inside post-coat, every efterneon. Only one night on the road. sheteid red Rotherham post-troackcalledthe " Nehaa." every' turning. Rirtninatem post.coach, sets out every 11 111111111110.111111119 o',lock, van7irig four inside , only, and panes throe% War uiel..Learlogton, Southern and Deventry, to tba Bea. ren*c Had, Ball-street, Birmingham, next morniag at halt. pact ROMS. Tottenham sad Edmonton coaches, daily atelevea, half past two. be and.eleht. .* baggage and Parksen to Lewis , Doncaster, Perry °ridge, et say two-penes per lb. s. A. MOUNTAIN and CO. respeatrelly aeqadat their Prirrete sad the Public, that they will net be account. vid e for say Parcels, %angers' Luggage. Wridalta, Plato lie. oftener that Five Pounds rola. if lost, stales, or di. " fed. alms reeved as seek end the lenrasee paid f 0 w ardiao, Agi le ssruen't, Head lan. Snow-5'U. Loallea ~,.~-- •~--s--~ --Itnitriewtcr . No fin ;1. ri. monad a fildidit erlislitneW • "TM 011hdibi• 41 - 111 i oillienei dew. ramoilp ems4bookanivir. kilt 7lbtriey4 o lll/0. medrplln *tabor , rya N i IROotaw lbamostisboKyag e oa lorisami al? 110001 144 *Mai=Tab*. and ilia • AlASß'yerfiasesr Obit 'earl: =". A I,Artint'APAien~rmid. Baliciitaturrints • coat* illsb•balloas 'Ma tar Raisin' am TollPletobNirw P lebablea. By a Saboaboallor. Prise ad. bo ideal* do iron to rood Z` 7 • • Oir page dflipmftent miss nosfta t: freaks to _ ririt i 2blistied. pries is bog= DMIRRIK — , .EGIS JAVE; a - laity os the lading:46mm wish* fruit Ha:. kuLtili the Ceases, )3yftens, and Mufti RiFeets etd_ . ermemberst Iftmlial Wending.; OIL pre ftUy devaisfolt.Part It, esetpfte -name' remerie.m. eer tele Female Oemplaiets, hi _particular Sterility ; Part 111. evabuctes !tidbit Olnentedetts Sexual Debility, Self Abase, sad Mental bruise, with some interesting observe does en trouble and airesid life; In Part IV..is a lieriep of Cams Illustrative 'et the . .prftedlng mibleets, explaining awe Is a kesilier sesanee. apafte whole addressed to the Yee* tad Moult of .both Sexes. By GOSS au4 co. Dithafti/B M ao ; • d verittitL—Cistrniur. STare ./1 . 111 St lei hike Ihullatiel wig dftdallaied 11011Reight trift. • • • ag geem ile dfftt' d—st-4 tingeZr Si rg llllll l ol St, t 111; Pei or Pt; Fleet street ; 10. West Smithfield ; 911, Cheeps*, Ion doe; Stevenson aad Co. Barks and Co.. Norwich:A.' Deck. Ipswich; Barrett andifilleld, Rath; qbeppard, Mis t tot: haft. Cambidifte ; Headtej'.'Leattli; tad at all Rept seUers.—Messrs. BOSS and Co. are to be eossulted,! as steal, everyday, at their house; and Patients In the Coastry are requested to describe minutely the ease, enclosing's re• malttaine for Advice and Medicine, which eau be forwarded to any part of the World.—UoSlit sod Co. M. R. C. Sur. teens, I I. Bouverle-street, Fleet-street London. , taws/ 'all those personsa - who limy be entitled tee deb gratuities or allowances may be aperially reported Se rhino, in order that they may sanction the paynacfits, fp eonfoanity to the Aet 50 Geo. 111. cap: 117. .7*. ghat ln lieu of the respectiridednetione of ;3/, it ,5 per cent. directed by the Minute of Ode the a 10th August last, to /to made towards the .. - -of a Superaanuatioe Food fgqin the,salaries 111 pftioncholding offices 'which would girt, i e ..• bb be superannuated under the Nctof e h Osieltr , 'lll. c. 117, the hallowing dednetion si ll: be . amok foes the commeocement of the year 1822. by 'flie . . . pit% mihsonslidarkups*wafsTr all F salads so "we . meet: l• si ll re F r i ftery Individual as be would be ealitied ft. ac. deed lift any new scale about to be authorised foe say DiipartViest, or according to any, reggatrons elritidy sinelielind by authority of ParNarnint or inherits*. • deductiois of li per cent. and a (ember deduction of 10 per cent. for time excess only (if any) of salary, Of wblib be may he I. the receipt. liquid the salary to which ! F e would be entitled according to each new scaled* repo; lition.—That a deduction of 2d per cent. ,bentade (rpm all persons holding offices entitled to stipe , ratenuaqon en4et the Act 50 George 111. c. 117. the )sillileU of which shill exceed 501. and be leastitin 1 081. per treru. . . Bth. I. the event of any person at ,present upon be .atahlishinont of any awe, from *boas a deddildn may he made towards the formatioa of a eopenuasuatioa ft* sin lo 40e. Itud. eantecpsentfy Without -havingi e l i td a .96W*fitts,ollowaanamsisel -- M. hiame , • iiprpsentative of the person so dying shall be oath! to receive the total amount of the several deductions mimic from his salary, but without interest. It is not intended that this regulation should apply to any persons filli may be hereafter appointed to the public service. v I 9th. That every Department shall, as soon as ponible, transmit to this Board :—An account of the total num.' ffi ber of each class of ocers clerks, end seiiante. the rate of salary, and the scale of incriase (if iny) for length of service, according to the establishment exist- jag prior to the end of the Christmas quarter of 1821. Also an account of the total anither of each class of of; fleets, clerks, and servauts, the rate of salary, and scale of increase (if any) for length of service, after-ding to the' establishment sanctioned from the comineacement of 00 ' year 1822. Also an account, in COIUWILS; containing kb' , following information : Id. Name of every office where the salary is SOL per annum, or upwards. i 2,1. Name of every individual. s. - 1 3.1. Amount of salary, according to the establisomes!, sanctioned front the commencement of 1822. ' 4th. Amount of salary actually payable to ea& got.' son, according to the establishment esisting at the_ bet.. l minstion of the Christmas quarter of 1821. sth. Amount of contribution payable by each Indivi dual to the Superannuation Fund. • ' • And that a similar account should be transmitted yearly in future, immediately after the sth January in each year, except that the sth colnmasehoold contain the account actually contributed by each individual in )tbe year preceding. That if any clerk or other person is in the receipt a any fees or other emoluments upon which he usayi,upor retirement, be superannuated, the total ansimant of seals fees or other emolument is to be stated separately Trod the salary, and the per centage will attach thereon its the same manner as upon the salary; and no permit. will . hereafter be superannuated upon a proportioa, t of a greater income than that upon which he raypontAllista to the Superannuation Fund. That au account should be transmitted of all persons receiving superannuation or retired allowances in every' Weparttnent at the termination of the Christmas qitarter of 1621, specifying whether the allowances were granted by way of sumfrannaation or upon the alwgitiowof office, distinguished in colUmns. • 1 Ist. Name of office formerly held by the individual.- 2.1. Name of individual.-3d, Amount at salary or emo• lament of the cffice upon which..the superannuation ah lowance was calculated.—lth. amount of allowance by way of superannnation.,Sth. Amount of allowance upon the abolition of office. My Lords will cause forms of these returns to be cosi municated to the several Offices and Departments, and when they have received those retorts, from the offers! Departments, they will give directions in regard to the , manner in which the, WAS deducted towards the forma tion of a Superannuation Fund are, to be. accounted for ; and in case the sums deducted amount to more iliac one half of the superannuation allowances payable in each department (exclusive of the allowance payable upon the abolition of office), id what mode the surplus la to be remitted to the Commissioners for the redaction of. the National Debt ; and also as to the manner in which sums ere to be drawn from the Commissioners, for the reduction of the National Debt, in the ?vent of tbe sa: perannuation allowances, payable in any office or die, parttneut, being more than double the amount of ill-enn ui:al contrihuticin t., five Sap •ranuttafdir Find. • Transmit, with a copy of the Afiikriag Minute, la w forms of the accooeht to the rt several •foldic al..' ad' i Departments in Weak lilettaid sed,k.4and for their ia- Lfermation and guidaltstess 1,, ; ~ ~ , I ; , , • mr n it l a Masamodera. end. cm 4 raU6s - - - -'a the Royer Navy, .who. re . diet in the service, end have letillittilles . to ' ' tory distress, are admitted at a subscription of : liel an stem lite orplases of Actin Mho bad Voluatieily .re cilre4 on half-pay are, however; excluded fromiplaspaction Into this claps. Alm kltem or o*cen elm* reprio by tot::: action of the carpi.' without hiving subseqofttly their tireless, with the eacephidn. Mime* el onchernbans as may have bees, borepriviierty'tirehat "eduction. Only one of a lassily.can behrogro-lbe or ,poan class at the same time. Orphans whose families end, cosnexime are not is such cireamstaimes' writs folly warrant their. being edmitted into .11te clips set apart ter cases of real pecuniary dieters', are received late the second class at tie rem 'of subscription of the !Auk held by the father at the dialogs( his Meath. • ,S•!*.sorl Clam—llse sew of AWN as anderuteetiae ,ed.antually.belooging to the prosy or navy. Sobscripttons.—No disti nation prevails to comequence ef.tbefather being epee talker half-pay. The sous of Oenerals tied Admirals to pay . 001.. per annum. ' The sons of Colonels and Identenant•Colontria, hating Cory*, Captaius of the Navy, 3 yilis port.' 701. pee an . DUOS; The 'sons sof regimental Field•Olicers. and Captains (11 this !Royal. Navy under three years poor, sad Mestere and Commanders of the Nevy, # 4l34. per enmpin. .. . isr Ar ar ' • The sees of all lathe , g nosJo . c this pais of 01414- cheer. ilse the sons etre ba.ka"Aktoti li tuel reg'iterell Payene4tois, 401. , an le' ' .' ''' , Sies 4 I-ilicer , 'kuidtng roginienral soeuessito of Field Uth.ee pay the saCseriptioo tit Phid.tillieiM 4 Tbird,Clasa.-vTho sons of soblenets aid Opiiisma not haring claims of edusisaloo to either of Atm pboto 4, 155, r . 25/. per annum. • ide s islucatiosi, board, clothing, eleblog, and. me di atteadahre are included IR IIL4f.YD. [IROM Tit 111 . ISTOL WINCUILTI . Pl Y th m se len sis l iE h E g.t utt i e l leo " itlria j ere: clear; " As It, lite' lit with sktifilliand, ' •• The more 'two* piess'il, ‘lst Ineeelt amid stand." .• Ji tr . CoaPER. The dreadful week of retributive justice, !which has bein visitlag in:o44rd those misguided, mineable , isristehes;Witese barharliies sod crimes Live retiskered these jamb , amenable to tivpsnlfeaded majesty of laws, * lwo,' as iod .. XliviWe ,ltasbeeetlei a time saspendml.. Bat Viheti will thtday of riAlileusi ratr9sation arrive for the younishasent .if these Fir liaiiiruditepdirelaud to a teat, pt soservency. eid..l;er pepe fallen to,wroleliednese and 41H pairl When'seill a rein); wise, paternal, asid,con• 'l4'ooo'lly free. Uovernment reclaim hei .frost ' that barbirism, demoralisation, bigotry, and misery, ant.' Which misrule has plonFed her, and fretra44, ',frets of which oninclicirti hocked with all, tile. 'ortirtgo. axes. and halters io the world . never Neese er May the present suspension of pnoisholeat . ht .ply the . . . „ MrEese• • penitent a a system of preveation. flp€ll A llo inspection aedtocaperisoa ef, the Afferent parts of the ,taible, preienting a view of ' ail:wires and expenditure of Ireland fur a anoint of pars he 'fore. the consolidation of the, Peolith 44,111 1 1 1 1ffca chequers its ISIS,; Oven iii our ipel tow .it . will appear— let.. That, lo the year 1792-ytbe oriltWre-Alii net Wl!** .00i gross PTOVe 4 •‘!"itit4 ' 4 . tl" j'etc° 4- ' 1,4 1 . 1:. : ai l s :4 i l ik l " i'l c :; lo. lB: ; : iui t i , :e4; : i. r osi o r 7 :3,l:tie t reu h irstri e : 113:4 14 aissi r iriu7f l zie a,. 9. 9 !:0, : ipt.fe t , o roL:0 1 0 • Imit y c"n e i a ti:t r ,4 1: ?va 1: :: 11. The grint l .prioNre,of e kik:axiom w iieb drained . Irelamil to. the vesp,A t se fik koCeeki, , ectiourfad; and 4 . th. Tort, the .stet ryttfist f est ,topes intotbe. Iri sh ' EccheAtter, is .chi ..yeae„liefivrt the culailidatiou 41810. '''. 7 " 0 0 efii4 ; :rtgN,"4•141°c i he j,WWli ivre ' 1117 Kure tiP4 l 4FP ) Tiuo ° ` It°0 113 1) . ;, 'VW" , . x" es t il l a t 111 1 P i g51 : 1 c 4 t 04k9.1 4ilrii i '4;4ll ; l 77lArflflea t 7 ; k l ke lic . t il i m ng g: l n iP t r o e ; the net imytuest. of ,tlf *inapt, sismivs Ipte. till Es chequer of ireletiti is the . y . e,ar.41.91. Bet this is m.t all; for, from autitentielecusuests, to which we have recovntly bid access, frappes - es drat the gion'tsieq-e ollirelmi . d for the /out eaditfig Jiquyi 6,.. I . tilt, w... en • ;isiic l r: S air ; :podt i nd ,ty ih r it liwistitei the imirite rk: vuloo nlit ,; ta i ri eii, f bm i t r bey the volott sato imi e wh y ci e s. a .s r l Nis allied two hos.,iitedfightrair thogawdi one . lese - d • ' them, is the year Itili, a diseased scio n cop:full b, ° M (:. : Bl l :ll : l64 s dile:44l ; l l :e4e: : : : :ee ri i'be ii resha ii it s uj: :ll .4- 1 1: e di b ei ry :t n 2Y • 88.: 1(1 :411e f la i e ti ss e i lf ; s im t .il i a b mgl e hlY i hw i t ua lli japaskiicienlyunivp444,)hut that disease bat bee , : • 111111,1"--.-•-•-•,- ‘ • .... . • • yri • - w• ! _ akotts3 amtviP , , ..... .. !I ..... i. .-. iiktC l-) .` - ' 2AAIAA l' .. ...'. _ • ' ? • • . .• .. /. k ..... . ' . 6 4 ' . ' . II; . , • . lA. • • • ..% •. , • -•- 4, ....*„ .4 ..... 11 '''• ' bio.o ‘_...* .' s ..,,,,.• - to ''e . e •41`v A • 'ilr • - ' I ..1 $ ',/ - ••• et , . 4. , • • 3 . '! 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T . ----- " fr ittreith 44l4" 11 7.0 111 A1t713 betas cOn11;7 0 W. iSh l " 4* **4 ll * . - bicalipw"•• " mu , . . diet , din Iris ass dates. We* -Lass, •etteebastialnider. app . .ftkh [oche eta - so deli 4 4 4 ~, T :_ f _ i __„,,sq..„ . " .1k • ! .§ l l - PTIle nsfinns. •. nods Ag a r«110 a '4,11 . - • , ' • 180 11 1 0. 1161 . 8 70 ~ , • bouts very - - • .• tnewilinitioeefthree vearstabi dee Wier • 'I - '440 1 . re so id - MilrieCtieit ''. . k ‘ - •'' .. *?'?“. "`" - 11 1 yttr i r e PO V lll •Y lie h eri lfs k rtiou..edaro , l6o shall 6 owed %Ns *the •'Waist* IV ;ha at • - li r . 'IL , ~'" • ( L Rii i rr ... . twen•. • iltial i dia-iss 1 the affairs of the *IP ,an re- ary el the elan, inks s be shall Save ensiled a ,li it Ipoim d o te rm i t iod to o do p tva to '.r • • "Thri o e ; e wo o - • cateseer Ibeenekilittlieltrfeenpony:Awben Ihe . , .. 140,44ermaggewimeao ....jas i r t. cisamswo . 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Fhe NW - admitted to the estalitiiiitneett ripie,* , aost t/IIA CA ai• Ds AIM AA; * • „goo -'ow . s o to m- e •itiiikere, IS A eetahllbhneett. they shall, is coeiputiag timi dloorapce up .Wires Class.-The ipso of *Seers of whatever rank le te=iffa= l, tt 4tP a r i l a l" IT e* wily !..oraf.t -- wog. m.roi e t Ail& they ivy be retitled, have the Denefit of pub Re-. the troy. sad of nrisSers sad tionimmidere, sad. cots . e' te. 'Mite , m u , big di k3 Wdli iii•s e • . so a•kluk . tied of woke. .'Choir Lordshipi, believer, - desire that of reek superior thereto is the ,Rojel Navy, .1•10 w. re c lo o t bey.- tem**, I eiellonilieleli, SS 'Pest' ea is. ItiOpiihill#4i.. 4:.. , ? ,:_.. • ..:_,. "."-__• - -q .• 1 the eues.tef all those Persons who 101, be entitled to 'diEi in the_ sehiee , sod hate kit PiontasTo mu OFFICIAL CIRCULAR. T 7 assithers, Jan. sosn. My Lords advert to their Mhinies Of the 111th of An glin last, respecting the revision of the establishment of the several Public Offices, and also in regard to the for. station of a Superannnition Fund, by a per ventage dm diction to be made from the salaries of certain public eaters. Their Lordships having before them the re turns made in purloiner of the said Minutes, will here after communicate their detertnioation or opinion there*n tenth office, eis far as the establishment of such office maybe concerned. lint , 1 rules of general application have arisen out of a review of the Minutes referred to, and upon a consideration of the several re terns, say Lords are pleased to direct a copy of the fol lowing Rules and Regulations to be transmitted to the several Public Offices ' for their information end guidance so far as they may be respectively concerned:- Ist. The increase of salary for length of service accord ing to the existing scales having been snspensled, by , thew Lordships' Minute of the April last,ibly an sow pleased to direct that all the individuals maths, 'is; cording to those scales, became entitled to increased se* Lay for length,of service, previously to the terusioatime of the Christmas quarter of 1821, should be permitted* receive such increase from the period from ',hicks.* the former establishment of the office, they becesse *s tilled thereto, and that from the commencement of the year 1822 the new establishment should take place. But *eery person will retain the salary to which he may have been entitled at the termination of the year 182 f, until be may be under the new establishment become **titled to a larxer salary , . 2d. That those persons who are in the progress of a period at the close of which they would, under the for mer estahliahment, be entitled to inert.** the allowance for length of service, shall not lose the benefit of that part of the period which has actually expired ; but at the expiration of the period Which would have entitled Ilbau according to the former establishment to increased salary, they shall receive it; addition to their present sa lary and allowances such proportion of theincrease of salary as will correspond with that part of the period which had expired up to the end of the Christmas gear ter of 1821. 3d. That the application of any new scale for the payment of salaries in any office according , to cl , shall in no ease give to any person while be re mains in the class to which he now belongs, any increase of salary at an earlier period than he would have ob tained it according to the scale which existed imuseili ate7 previous to the termination of the Christmas qsar ter of 1821. 4th. That if by any new classification or arrase* mint of clerks, or if by any succession to Vielllflell within a period of dim years from the commence eat um of , any clerk shall he placed in 'a class shove (hat in which he is now serving, and to which lie would .not I have attained bet for the new classification of the o re, or for the v.‘e tortes occasioned by the reductions ow made, and if the nainlmous salary of the Hiss tow ch loch clerk may be promoted shooldemeeed the 'alert of which be may at the time of prometiou be iu the aci*el i - rll i -..: , .