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rf the poor into a lionse of tons, Sir. 1 offer tp your re- Lambeth Poor Bill. which, present' Session; has been suf ... pennies maintained lir 'iodine' ur arc guilty of language, of committing waste of _its or things, of disobeyiogn hole duns, and other mildensesnoors and - laws now in being, no punish-' them without committing them to or causooy Caul, which cumulat ion to answir the purposes thereby enartcd, •that 'Cony poor person maintained in any workhouse or hours, for the receptiJo and employ , slid parish, shall be guilty of pro lific ru. stag, swearing, . abusive htity,uage, or nanshitting vete a provision-, or any other materials or things, of iAg say orders or regulations mask by aloe said attach. awakes mid Overseers of t be Poor, or the major part 'Atkin, ur the reakonable museum& of any persona or perilous, by the said Chuielmarders and Overseers of the Poor, ur the major pot of thew, put In authority - over them, or soy other anode meadows or misbehaviour; that then, awl in every such rase, it Mall sod may be lawful to and for the said Church wadi os and Overseers of the Poor, or may of Meta, M any turning to be he'd in piostmace of this 'Act, to cause such person or ;alums so offending, to be punished in such work boon., iscaluovses, or other houses, either by moderate Cl.. rctlion, ur by cinitiseinent, sot exceeding as boom, Or by seitiio; them to hard labour, or distinguishing them by dress or dirt as may best trad to remedy or prevent such offences , without committing such °freesier to the house of • soy law, statute, or usage to the contrary its any • uo :tvahatatuhug." Whoever the person was who drew this clause, 1 211 iamiticed lie has not a true English heart beat la; tn his bosom. The commentaries upon its vviou, passages are obtinu,—there is not a line that dais nut uscrit the universal execration of the ronatry. - The argument with which this clause sets out, would apply to an Act of Palliament for destroy ing the Vial by Jury altogether, and of setting up io its stead a secret, tribunal, like the Continental Inquisitions. It might be said, " And whereas mato persons hare been guilty of murder, robbery, and ether ciiinis ; and, by the Jaws now in being, no punishment can be inflicted ou them without committing them to gaol, and sending them to the ".sizes to be tried by •jitry of the comity; wheels tostnitmeots and trials hare not 'been Asund.to an,wer the pnriinses thereby interedidi therefore, I,e it enacted, vaat.tt tnbnital sinsil r to . the Inqui siti,ni in Spam, or the Star Chamber he Englund, 1411 be established:* I would ask the puerto, echo has disgraced him self by drawing this clause, whether fie ever heard of soy human punishments that sitosaitad ill she purposes for which ther'were inflicted ? U?ran this weak inJ fake principle of reasoning, the unhappy post of a most extessive perish, and, perhaps, its time, the pin: of the whole kingdom, are, for the racer ordinary, undeficed, and unmeaning act of wl.ai is called profane swearing...or for wasting the pro,oions, which may be, and I am not snpposiog any thing improbable, of a bud anal ssuivholesome disolicying the orders or' regulations of einuchwanleus and overseers, which may be un. last, illegal, and oppressive —or for any other mimic. 'armours or misbehaviour, the construction of which is to be left to the churchwardens and over seer., or any persons they may put in authority over the poor; which persona may, by possibility, be des tit.itrof every feeling of humanity—or of disobeying the reasonable commands of such churchwardens and overseersor persons pot in authority by them,and srhn ore themselves to be the judges of the reason ableasess of such cornmariels--that then—what ? It i, dreadful to state the penalty ! that these poor civet res,who freer sought refuge from distress in the oorkhouse. are, without any public inquiry, with out being taken before a Magistrate, without any trd, Lut such as they may have in the petty In on, where the accuser is the judge and the exrcutiourr, to be punished! How? by moderate correction, which, translated into plait' English, toeatis dogging; or by confinement, nut exceeding 4 boars, which means solitary imprisonment in a dark loatirtedme, dungeon, for that period ; or by Lard labour, which means the punishment usually isdicied in Bridewell, or any ether house of car t mon; or by distinguishin : r them by dress or by uirt, which erred ,10 explanation s as u 1, 1!" beg tend to remedy sorb offences it, future ! Wlirre was 111 r. Whitbread, who has porticu 180y directed his attention to the system of our 1 . .,0r I "'' iuel Romilly, Sir 1, when this Bill Not pre ent, I am Lord Erskine, open House? Tliat lwever improcti the lower ate ses to brute creation, changed his na could have suf- not thr sli4htett am per hurrrantiourly la the usual forms. •these obsleva uffenve--behete point out Chi; LONDON, WEDNESDAY. MAY 16. - . The Loan will be Legocusted tl.is d.ey. The amount of the inteteet open ie, w:11 be about 700,0001. It will be provided fur, we nutleiiihaud, without any uew text e. There will, it is said, be an increase iu the postage of letters, sod some new re gulations will be made iii the Sunup duties, which will have the effect of incressintibe receipt of that branch of the revenue. The duties ou timber ins pott.ql from any parts, but from our mof airs of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Commis, will be increased.—But this is not expected to be very pm:lodise, nor is it to be wished. It is a positive fact, that. when Mr. Po"morn got up to speak in the House of Commons, on Fri el., night, oil the question resisectiog Sir FRANCIS BURDETT. Mr. \VAtDLa &tug himself into the Mitied •rial Gallery, on the opposite side of the House, apparently with an intent to answer Ms. PONSONST. For this purpose he stretched himself airbag the seat, as if reclining upon one of Mrs. Cutaittes bronze and gold carpets, attended, at the same time. by nue of the door keepers, with pen avid Ink-limn, ■ ea•e quite 'unprecedented in the annals of the Gallery. Fur some reason, which ere do not pretend to know, Mr. WARMS ; did not answer Mr. PONEUVRY ; but, fortunately, his vs !viable cotes have not teen lost to the world, it bring generally supposed that they formed the soh stance of a nibbling +tette .e in The Atoning air oniele of Monday ; fur so one ot• our contemporaries has leeppi ly desc:itord it, withoot, we are sure, any idlusisio to the state of a mouse in cheese. It is curious essou, t h, however, that Mr. VVARDLE ; and the Punts demoted to Isis service, should Ape cry out foe the supremacy of the Dominion V the we, alias. the Court of king's Bench, as pa ramount to the natural gored au of the people, the House of Commons; Mr. WARDLE who, in the case of WIUGIII C. WARDLE ; litif)lishcil a li bellous letter, charging the Court of King's Bench with ignorance and pa. tiolity. Private letters frost Prance, to the 11th instant, and Paris papers to the Bth, have been received. The latter state, on the authority of a paper called The Courier of Milan, that all the Turkish vessels in the port of Trieste were, ou the 2.1t1 placed under sequestration. It is said that Mr. %hi:WALLS and his Secre tary, who have been sent ire Nlorlaix, to negotiate a Cartel, have been invited to Parsii, to be pieseiit ut the grand fetes to be given there this month in honour of llossearera's marriage. We find, in one of the last Paris Papers„ the following para. grap%: Mr. IIaCKENZIIII, Ilse BRITANNIC ni E ivoy, and M. Wit.i.etits Kearny, S. ere. Wry of Legttion, have )nut hired a hot.; at !'.iris, to assist at the fetes of Muy.''—(Chrotrivie de 1 'Eu rope, Id May.) Every elfurt is understood to i.e making be the French Government to induce the people of South America to declare in favour of JOSEPH Bursa r a NTH. A great number •of emissaries hive been sent out, and their arrival has been noticed in the following mintier in a late American Pieper:— " The Tifsie—lt is generally believed, that this vessel,which arrived tome weeks ago from B.sywaile, and haslately left theCliesapeakebroughiont • num ber of emissaries to be sent to South America, for wl porposesonne of them are goneaway The person, however, who acted on board of her is CaptAin, remains behind, and has commenced an extensive eatablishment in this city. !leis siip- I wise] to be the Minister of Joatea BONAPARTE. Cett.iill it is he was in the cusitidence of Juseeni at Medrid i some feW months ago, and gave and received important tokens of mound attachinent and friend ship. Ile is said to have been introduced to Mr. SMi tit. the St•crettry of State. He is not concerned in Lutiuess, hut has an unbounded command of motley." • Extract 'of a letter from Heligoland, dated 28. h Aprd, received by way of Leith, by a mercantile house in Glasgow By the lust accounts, it ap. rata that a body of French and Dutch miles hue entered Einbden, and more were eeperted. Until it Is known what course they mean to purest', it is not likely that much business will be done here. Our gun-!torts returned yesterday, with the hiss Oile tit their alit ..ra and du m !o, who were c.ti,ostr.l anuo.nc..s , lul%UVULA to Lind tin some pact of the tons''.' SPORTING LVTELLIGANek. SETTING ON 711 E DERBY. 3 to I artt Pledge. 7to 'get Whateboae. .4 to 1 agst Hepkastioa. to to I Not say of Lied F4remoars. 12 to 1 last Beckett's'. 13 to 1 apt Embus. is to. I apt . The Dandy IS to I agst Kill Llted, 30 tot arat Cult out of Mil. Candour. du tut eget Brother to Darid. THE OAKS. 10 1 apt PkAte. 9 its s olgst Kir V 4 ultimo Gent/A. ti tot apt Lased Clara. ft to I ug,A Echo. 10 to I agst Lord Egreinoet's illy. to,* I apt Kw Frau* :Ittoodishb filly. • to it apt P 1.4. sHitiitig the Derby wed Oahe. • s to 4 agst Duke of ...mitosis whammy the Drrhy with his sou. 6 tea apt Pledge, Whalelbase, and Herbastiost, nabs* the field. The KING I. eXioveted ►u twist, this day, to hold &Court at the Ql.L.S's Palter. y«strnliey itiorwhig, lies MAJISSTY. Pritsistomil AUGU4TA ue.l Stliritil, with tl Cif rilrutlaWs, tole on Itoratthack, in Wsothor Park. The Doctors are stilt in attendance upon' the Prince,* Their Ms.ravrits so! the lietittelitly Silk her Royal Blighorss lii• Royal Highness the Duke of CLASSII(;11 is expected in town this (lay Irani Busby lluttse. Lord Suttees has he -it very much audispoSed for some titnepostondis gone to his eeiii new itycaate for the recovery of Intchtalth. His Lortlatin;s se cond sun, the Hon. don't SoblEtts Cot Xs il.t. also been very diligeroti4y with the *cadet fever, but iv now in a leer way of recovery. Mr. PalttA IL VA. it is amid. stooks tap Ira for breakfast, no duubt to make lam KIM. Lady MiTc4r.Fc gave•strand .uut. last nig!it, at her house, in Portland-piece. It was attended by a numerous as.tomblaiee. of Faithtottaliles. The Earl of EtistA returned yesterday, to tits seas, at Cashioltury, to stawrieteud the 1111/11IffOUS improvements which are usakaug at that ddightial spot. . Sir JUlef LUBBOCK was not IN well, last night, as oa Moulay. Land Hesistruca a riv d at eight o'clock, lent night, at hie house to Groarenor-share, wan So •Kex . The Earl ant] Countess of JERSEY gave a Rrand dinner. au Muo;11, at thir Nome to Berkeley square, in the Duke and Duchess of BEAUFORT, 13nr1 of ELISION. Lord and Lady Baimmous, and Mr. Commas Et.i.t4. Nis LoOship gave another grand dower, yesterday, to their Hopi Highnesses the Dukes of Voett and CalsoetioiE. the Martinis or HoNTLIEV, the Ea I sod Couittese of W Fir- MORLA 0, Sir F. STANDisu, Mr. CHARLES Cut'- Lt &G SMITH. mat Mr. STEPNEY. 'l he bands at the M.requerarle on Monday night, were considerably rocressed, and pl.nred,,iti-i-it ad. mirably, Mee Brice:waist, to about inn of the coin patty's siogisig, yesteidiy moron's& at 5 o'clock, previous to their separation. Exessonsicartv Sussex Oi—Fatte4 by Mr. Tnoa*s Fostea, -of Prinihurst, Kent, was regu larly worked and treated as his other working oxen, u.it.l Nla ; .,l,449,and•watitheti its low condition. had ▪ c eke nor ....As previous to the 25th day of Sep tember; 18119 ;—trus sold at Toohridge Itriiika the Gill day of April, loin, to Mr. Ittctrago tioviKe. of Tonimil" , -. Itatiwr, arid the Istli of April Itilout••g—lie was In year; iild, and lorr4l loy Lo.-‘1 titItiFFIELD. This large and !material Oc, olds his partner and one Moll, ',laughed at the Aizeicit:tural Nltieting, at TutitatA A r. w NUIVaII• • 15u8. au! cneopkted three gasmen of an acre i.l twu hours mid fifty-two anirutr• %Au n of DeniWeisht. (*.raw Coe Imultes *lib tla Um I . at. lb) at. lb. kidatys) - ) JllO • cif • Skirls - I 4 . Loose Fst - - - .- - .- 36 5 Hid,. aud Herne - - - - 11 .1 Heal, 541 LW Br Aikis, lib. Tongue, Ist. 4:lb. 7 a: Feet - - - - - 5 01 Heim, tat. frith. Lied•ta, tot 511 b. Sweet ? 3 ii Inert, 11% Limiter, 111.. - - Triw. wiiiiout Fat, .tat 711 h. reek, Sat. ili R erd, Mit Liver iiolt.sil, art. t•ilt Nlelt,;l li. S 13 34 Eotrails (empty) . . . - 2 61 Commits - -* - - 3 4 Blood - - - - - . • 0 Tutal Lh'e Weigkt T. 2 -2 There is to he n Meeting of the Freehold: r• of Middlesex this day at twelve o'clock, at tie Freemasons' TIM TII, for the avowed purpose of takiniz into emeiiiieratimi the proceedings of the lase Meeting at Hackney, sod " adopting sneh legal measures. by a counter-declaration, or other wise, as sissy be treat calculated to couuteract the art et of the same." The following has been sent to us hy a Corre spondent :—A Slimiest Court of the Al.schisut Ints'Company woe held.on Monday, fur the !impose of taking into consideration a request of souse io dividuols fur the use of their Ilall, for the purpose of accommodating those of the Liverymen to dine who have signed the Counter Declaration. The application was organised. A meeting will tike place. on Mon.lay errniiiii nest. at Butt:sea Coffee-House. Corolla', of atom: Frerhohlrrs of E,srx, residing in Loinlon and its Yiriuity, 0. who do tint think Mr. liount.ea's re turn a roatti-r of exaltation. or bus conduct such as to meat thrir applause." Mr. CANNING 'S partisans boast that he eon inns. trr tiliarrn 'nerdy adherents to his isiterort to the Louse of Commons. Five English CAW:Anent merehentinen landed it Deal on ilslosidiay. 'limy snide their rseape from Valetiviennes prison on the J lit of Mitch. awl bring wn aceouist of the Arrival of Bus. . assd his Entrees at Middlelntrgh, on the ash in-t. After stopping one night, they proee e its.d. w ith th eir se t , on their route along the comet. Sir EDWIN BATIVICN S AS DYII. Kitt, the retitle min who hits derlere.l I 00000 self in opps,s lion to Lorsi Dv Itel.EY, for the representation of the cospity oh tVioatcee:er, urrivett su llnt-tiit on Fro ley night from his seat s Miserden Ceetle. Ili, horses sere token eist, soft hie cies 1.1 Kr drawn tin ough set, r il sowsie lii. easy. A srre erivi•Joi antoti t r hi. iietAie.tr4 I'l,l tin tiJ tn is .11 /col CEl..u.ee of Ine sits:nu:" . , . . . .. • LIST OF 1713 MINORITY . , UPOIF MR. TIASHIF'S MOTION me. SW Aintvis TI) HIS MAJ FITT IPOS ASesokastso A . sulk : Faux Tag 0101711 OF •IFHHIALTY. flag I•URFOSK or PO KCHIIIIIIO All *Nagar, rat wag • DIALS OF SRUNFWVIL. • Abrvcromby,Hun.J Fremantle, W,ll. Ode% Adam, Wi.. Gower, Eon , • 0:11iya. Ct 7 Adonis, Coi. h. Grob/ell, Pascoe Heaaistee,. Aliburpe Fuse. Howhl, Ham. Wo. Palmer, Chao. . A natnither, Rt•liall.H WIN, W. H. Pak, Sir Chas. Sir John Heakissoo; W. • Possephy, Rt. Rahington, T. Howley, Thos. Gears . Sahli,. P. Johumotie, Geo. •Ptcarman, B. B. Raring, Alai. Keek. G. A. L. Prier, Rielyerd Ravin& Thos. Kemp, Thos. Pym, remain Reno". Rick. Lambe, Hon. Wis. Quin, How, Writ. Celreily Lapites, W. CL Sharps, Richard Broneliaw, Hun.. Lervcre, C S. Smith, W. 40. Ant. Car. genes, Sir W. Smith, Abel Prisedi, How. Thos. Pitmen, Cpas. Stati:ey, Thai. • Hi 0 1 ,14. Au. Lib: 4 d. IV E. T. l'ari•iark. tloa Itroaylnioe, Reno Llnjd,J. M. Martinis id HYDR. George Lynches, Hon. Taylor, Wm. Caleraft, John . W. H. , Tentpletewo, Vise. Caverolish, Ld CnirMasolat. Thu:apical, Thos. Cavendish, Win. Harevat, Jot Thornton, Henry Cochrane. How G. 'Martin Henry Tierney. Rt. How G. A. F. Matthew, Hon. H. Tracey, tb. IlaiJS. Collo.roe, N. WA. Milbank', Sir IL Tressyne, J. EL . Cninh..?„ 11. C. Miller, Sir Tbas. Vernon, tL CL V. • Crrr,y,T. Manic Sir Ws. Ward, Hon J. W. Invot, lobs Milton, Vise. Warreeder, Sir Geo: Evvreit, J. H. Morris, Ed.'. • Whartith, Jobb Fvllowev, H01m.141. Murtyn, Sir Thos. Whitbread, Byrirrl Fiirtvrahl. Rt. lion. Newport, Rt. Hon. Witherforit, Wet. Maurice Sir John William Os. wes. Foley, Thom as No. lb, Dudley immlimplampuumMlNlNl Oil' numb's'''. • . . The Lord Mayor, 'irritably to the Act of Cristo* Con: eil, in that behalf. notninot,l the fullmelog Gentlemen to be poi in nominati o n to the Livery, us Midettnuotet-day test) for Sheriff*, for the leer eionitta, viz. : John rieb, E.g. Cilia's, sod wheelwright. John Diodes, Eari Cotter'', auditions iei!er. labs ItC3V, Roo. Citizen, and Huy, triestaer, Anchor' uy, tiut. Citizen, and ironosoazer. Thomas Furter, Ev. 4. Citizen, sad ineresuogrr. Atitlrett. !ordain', Cwt. Citizen, and mauve. ' John Gartner, Coq Citizen, and b.lberbatier. Brojatnits Severn, Coq Ci.iiLYPI, sod oureitawt Josiah Hanger, Eat Cilium, and aireeloricht. •• The Thanks of the Court acre ananissonaly noted ter Rev. Manly Mood, A. M. Chaplets to the Hight HM. the Lord 11w...r, fur his excellent Menem ruched at qt. Poor; before hi; Lordship, the Jti.laca, Sec. oittitirdly last, being the Bret Suede, to Easter Teruo. Serena powwow were swam sod snowed Reoltars. tame quantity of forrigu gold, weithing . nprards e r leaa mane% . war produced la the Court, sod moors of for v1,00141.68'. The Court came to a reaolittitme ea the tepee Await Moe two people billet, by the military, in the city, which theil 41,110Ert1 I V N. adrertirei Urro. a 'Lyon of s Committee, • farther hterewodat pat was made to the Depot, Caskowberi, sod also to the Coat whippers, for wasting is I etteata attest doww thrllkNl. • • prison, the mansion of cOratel loll . 111th thee obserrnsic fi,chozi a clause in the in :he course of the pees red to loos i:.to a law •• And, whereas, many sJiktivabes refuse to work, Pa earnig, and abusive lam IN J. 11101111, or other material some ordica aud regulation. u...hchaviours; anti by the Mont ran he Maio teJ upon 11 the Lease of currcetiou, u swats hare her* &null aso iotrodid Bc it therefore or micas, oho shall be workhouses, or oilier houses meat the poor u( the sl ivies:l4, Or a LO tlt P.,ar Lies? Where was Sir SiAn Arth.ir P.vna, and Mr. Sheridan, Pined the llonse of Commons N .ilrioce,J. Where, I morsel, was , A4.ri It r►ss synetioned by the Uppt , I,le Lord, whns,. code 'yours, hot .ible, to eor►eet the barbarity of I 01 wieirtr, in their treatment of the 11 hgnoor to his heurt, moat have turf.. if, knowing of this Bill, be riled it to 1/4s without hill protest. Sit• 1 ripe.it, that I. impute LbliTt: to either House of Parham thi4 Bill must hare been au i:•o!ieri. awl !turned through th flatti.r Ont. by ~,:nriittint to YOU, I •hu!l have RO t:"• I inr..1,1 `4c.: tLotratit it my duty to clause to your consideration, in order, that those - who are the authors of it may defend it if they can. I 'nay have taken a wrong view of the subject; in which case, I sh ill he glad if they will correct my error, and enlighten my understanding.. .. • t do hope end 'trust. Sir, that you wiil s .by a re view of thit Act, passed under your own authority, afford them the opportunity.—l have the honour to be, with every sentiment of regard, Your obedient *meant,. A FRIENQ TQ Tfla Pooa. NEW TURA T RE- ROY 4 „COVENT-GARDEN. Tbis present WEDNESDAY, May 16, ism, win be stied, THE MAN OF THE WORLD. Sir Fatless Ntar.yrophasir, Mr. Cooker Ecertus, Mr. C. Mrliille, Mr. Murray Constantin, Miss Norton. lied of the Play (by particular desire), " Bieck tett Swan," by Mr. Incirdon... To which will he added. a Ballet Pantomime, called OSi'Alt AND MALVINA ; OR 'FIIR HALL OF FINGAL. Osrar (the iiesermillnt of riustil), Mr. Bnhuay Jan. ; Carroll (thr Irish Chieftain), Mr. Farley. Malviaa (Daughter to Tosear), Miss *dein'. To-Inniscow. King Jobn, and Paul and Pietist.. A Ness Musical Afteepiece, and • New Comedy ' ratted The WidoeS Only Son, are is rehearsal, sail will be pro duced as soon as possible. THE BRITISH PRESS. MR. sLaEgr GaLLATIN. 'Mr. Albert Gallatin, the Secretary to the Teem miry miry 10 the Government of the United Statee of America, who is said to bees become a pablic flatter. to au ituadense extent, is. native of gem*. lie was brought to the city of 1:11410411a. 11% 1141114.. duties, in a aserchart'sship of thwt coentry,and was left behimi he listing only a awe *means, preasylese a and withou t eves a koowrolip of the 134541 . 0 h lad. Whether he was disickergeal for otivoadority or kit ashore by eccideat e is ositlusown. Bttl , .itbt'ke usual issgeimay of his countrymen, holes% he USA •up tits occupation of selling oranges 04'000 the streets. In the ,course or Lis permuholstsonis he was met by Thontis !.I . llant's who has beta stone ' Governor of Peniesslemia to -whom he related hie story.and who,listermi Gallatin to ha e Same educe.. • tints, and to be nitwit or apprehension, hesupp .441 huh with inotiey, awl seat ken to the I eck part of the • State ur P. .• isy frAtii.t. where he ccisomenced wawa.* singster. lit the year 1797, he time .of the distsrbance in the hark patriot the stam t •lossettme forward at the load of what was then c lied the pripulur party. uittinAt the Excise vigarly erliert the 11'hisky Laws. Ile was prose iietiiiitteil. amt aitersarda whit to Cutagreio as their repres!.tatire. And alitiougn he ovly s poke broken English, he was a leader in the po.itin.,. to the Adionsistration of the then Presi dent, John Alain'. • Ile became a favourite of the late Presi.lent, Jetienson. and, on his coming into Atlininistration, he appointed Mr. Gallatin, Secre t&ry to the Treasury. Ho sever. some persons die• approve.' of his political conduct, it was allowed by all parts. a, that he was a must excellent financier, as the "'yid has proved, The Court of I .=. '" =. " ... siquir . h w oitcit ..teembl..e—Arnt Thsint-- dry Ism G. at No. 19. roat George:street. {fret: monster. on the charzes nreferr,ii ri b isonst Co:on.1 Mstrusw SIII fil end A.ljutnnt WILL' in jlta on. of the 44 Tower M built, by the pr ewe solifer, adjourneil to Mo•iday. the 14th invent. add 'Costlier adjourned to Tuesday, the 15th, (yes errhq) when it finslty c!o•er1. The sentence of tt.e Conit 0:11 oat he known untillifter it has been m tied to His NIAJErrY. In consequent e of the inagi,reation • f the Co • fR'lll. 4 , f Mili•ony Inquiry, in their litth it. p t, vilveh detail, ' in a most masterly ammucr, ev. particular respecting the Rnysl * Miiitary C t (whi;:h they were cx,iressly directed to iiiseatiea the office of S••eretary, with a salary of 3001. p r anunro, and a Clerk, at 541. 15.. is iinmedialey tfi be I/ beriP 4 l)ll d and, for the iutu e, the di.ti s are to be incorparatrd with that of Agent to Vie establishment. It is worth, of tem •rlt, that Iwh the Secretary end his Clerk receive litc , abricrie salJa ries from their respective i.ituat'ons iii,iter another branch of Government, v;z. the sa-iack Office. - , In coneequer ce o f the infer PII•on glven by 0. the mate of ern Alu• 'yearn lately arr:etd at Liverpool, of Jarrell'. Vte seaman. nailed the Gorrrnor of ti.onbrero, B titauw,of the Adaniralry, wrote to .tie. C I .1.11 Mayor of Livernonl. upon the pal ject, a !avr 1 .3 . 6 ainee, mid the Mate came to Lo. dos is ecese. tillerCe%_ The Hyperion fr;eate. of 32 gees, Capt. Banat*. anchored et Poet Roy a, Jaanoint, on the 28th Feb. n ui r v, with the fleet. t a the minther of te t o sad, front London and Berhadoes. Off Antonin on the let of M arch, the William .belie was ho arded by the Siatera frigate. Ci.a. Prtanwon. with , the Sceptre, of 74 gaga, in curnpiroy. The persons board lag were des4iiiited. and Clio. Pt - tontine stated. th at they were on the look.ont for ar Frri.ch lint of battle ship. which 044 expected ' from Lleerdeset h. suppli *fat Guir.loitaret. I