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~_ 1 -' `~ - ~ attached to each ward; ea teamed caltridore at the back, t r y - Ise for a general communisation with. the wards hid cith the surgery, pm mitelsciae ruoin, , mil other apartments ; awl • colueennde to lac iii frnt. The want. to have square windows on each Ade, near the ceiliug, and above the routs of • the adjoiaiiiis low buildii ; gad as a cheerful sp. la ....rsmi titanium in tie apartment i med to be bene ficial to the invalids, a large w its ow to be mode down to the floor, at that end of each ward whiCh will be towards the 4... dolomite. As Ido not know of any lot:inners. being erected on this plan, 1 buts mit a Skelt•ll, SO. 1. of a part of such a building, for better etplaining what I propose. Together with giving on opiumn on the two Plans, for preferring that on the Terrace, 1 deem it properly with'', the object of the third questiuu, to elm* how the buildings for the Matron, Arvid. wits, and other services counected with the liitirine ?iry, may be disposed in its virility. This repair i44 some transposition in the occupation of twirls of the premises now belonging to Chelsea llospital s winch may at the same time remove the drying ground, and other offensive uppeurances, from these present conspicuous situatimi, ; I have, for this purpose, made two Sketches of the premises wider consideration; one a:Plan, No. 2, sliewilig them in their present stute ; and another, Nu. 3, sliewiiig ' the proposed changes. The time in which it was necessary ro fornish this report, has snit permitted more detailsil draw iii;* ; our could they well be dole! o ni twi t t h e knowledge which the surveyor of the establisliuseut has of the eervicea required for the hospit.l. . If the terrace should he deemed iiii improper site for an infirmary, smother lineation occurs, that will avoiel the objection of vicinity to the River, as well as the other objections advanced against the ' first plan ; in loops/sing which, I must suppose that city part ol the premises west of the road lead- ' ing to the Creek, nosy be allowed to be subservient to a plan for the ilifirinary, obaerviug that, with the exception of the surgeons residence, all the build ings round this court are of an inferior kind. On that %opposition, I recommend that the whole of the side of the quadrangle where tile surgeon's re sidence now is, should be devoted to the sisfirmary, , as repreeeated in the Sketch, No. 4. The infirm ary would there be very conveniently situated, and •to this convenience of situation may be combined the advantage of useful arrangements. The slew quadrangle, by uniting with the general plan of the original strortme, would form a handsome terusin- Mien to that side of the hospital buildings. I am, Sir, Your obedieut liumlde servant, GEO. eAt: N DEM G. Aso, Eaq, 2:62, Oafewl street. .-.-- 6.—.Secood Report, on the taiimary at theism Hospital , by G. saaalsrs. Jame a, 111031. Sea—Pursuant to the directions of the Lords and others, Commissioners for the affairs of Chelsea Hospital, to snake such correctiom in the plan, No. 4, delivered with my report of dse 3let of May lust, as may be effected by appropriating the old iiifirmary to apartments for the surgeon, matron, &c. mud also to transmit an estimate of the prolm- ble expense of carrying the seine into executiou ; I submit the anuexed Plan, No. S. ; and I re cousininend, in ease of its being carried into execu tion .that the floor of the Ilifirtuary should le seve ral leet above the present brad of the roitud, as mentioned IN my first Report, with respect to smo ther situation ; the felt lieiglitof the floor max be best determined, whets the icreauti shall he cleared. but I ant of opinion it should not he less than six feet, as the ground way be raised by an easy slope to tli4 elemesou. Two 'mad building+ at i.e. in the great ne,t snort, have been added to the original buildings of the hospital; these should be removed. for pr,-- serving the area, winch will Ire within the buildings of die two courts, as clew end open as pu.sible. Revecting the expense, I suppose the infirmary to he the best kiiiii of ho:lrling int 'awned in icy former report, estimated at quoitsol. ; set the re mainder of the works, according to the plau No. 2,, l llialmit wsU amnion to about 6,0001., making wordier the sum of 3400)01. as well as I inn able to judge witbreat haring detailed drawings. I am, Sir, Your obedieut humble servant, GEO. SAUNDERS, G. Last, ?.q.. 931, Oxford-street. ---. I beg leave to Ail, that I am of opinion that no building should he allowed to be erected between the planted airing ground and the river, being west of the hue of be proposed infirmary ; nor that any building should be allowed •to be erected on any part of the ground between the infirmary and Use river, snore than two stories in height. GEO. SAUNDERS. On Wedncsdai;SisecTaldauri was hold at the fishmongers' Company, to cif ider of the pro priety of conferring the Fretaloan of that Corpo ratioemi is. L. Wartime, Him. on account o( his. eminent services to the country in his senatorial character. The motion was made for this pur, pow by Mr. Ableinviii Woofs, who stated the pretension* of the Gentleman to that distiuguisbed mark of respect and gratitude front the Company. The qoestion oi:cannot:de much longer debate than,' any proposal of kind had before .produceiL— Much difference of opiniou prevailed, not on thrs. deserts of Mr. WARDLE, but on the unseasouable , time et which the motion was brought forward.—lt was •aiii that the Commas, could only with pro priety offer thiihighaat illabisetion it was capable of begewmg, when a atrial claim existed from extra ordinary services oa their gemermaty and patriotism; that iii the present indorse,, the purity of the mo tives of Mr. W A ILDIA had bees so far thrown into obscurity, that he himself damned it necessary to snake as appeal to the public, to siudictote his cha racter. in that appeal a solemn pledge •mas given, and until that p:erfge was redeemed, it was con tended, that it 'mild be premature to 'signify the noqualified approbation of his conduct by this public body. The argument so far prevailed, that the motion was negatived by a mljursty Veit. Parents should he exceedingly cautious how they rrasit their children to are stone frlait this year, plums in particular ; at, io general, they contain a worm, or ma.zent, mast peruicious to the stomach. Already its effects have been owsinfested us various parts of the metropolis. • _....11...i•m1i1m110w... -: AroAmur WIT OF IVFOr, FLTLICATIO:YS FOR dri:ll 9 l7 ARTS, PINE. Sia Etchings, by William Crotch, from Sketches by Mr. O'Neil, of the Reins of the late Eire at Mist-Chun h, Ox ford. To which is prefixed, sound Account of the Fire, and the Boddie's injured by it. Cream folio, timbil--erinis, ll.as. Figures of Reantiful,Ueful, and Cueocuinou Plants, de scribed w " The Gardener's and Botanist's Dictionary,! ex kihited on :MO Copper-plates, arennstely en:tinsels, idler Drawings IRMA from Nature. By the late Philip F.R S. No. 1. To be continued every fortnight. n. ARTS AN 1) SCIENCES. 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The l'lmela of CsittialtS Lea is and Clarke., by order of the tiovesissueut of the llinted titatia ; performed in the rims 11104, taw', and 1406 Brim arm arik of three thouaituil mitre from St. Italia, by way of di. Miaaouri timid l'ulutolna It ist et, to time Pacike Sterna Comitatuitnt an account of the Indian *retina who isalmlitit the ‘m.stern pert of the ('oali tion-lit, tioraplorel unit mitikine., it Infuse; wah corona I)eli 'teatime. of the llanumeti, Customs, Iteligion, &v. tit the In. liming Compiled from ritriom. authentic 11011frrol amid alums. meow. 'Io ninth is isoltjoineml, a Snammary of the Statistical Vier of the !tidied Nations, from the 'Armful romimmitica. tint& ot Ity Merewether Leo mu. Ersiliellishemi with a Map 01 . the Country ithuiriteil by the Western Tidies of lu• thous, and vii.. r Fiezros top. SPORTING !NMI-IC:MCP EGUAII RACES. •-•+. Wt.O3I.4DAY, /AM. 30. The Magna (lart• SI 04Cii, I. A. for 3.yr olds ; colts sat. 41h.; liflrrs but. /lb. The New Mile. IA Egret:woes eh. f. Costaiira ••• lr. kitties hi. C ley Sir Peter 3104 00 the Winner. A tolerable good 114'e. A Sweepstake., of gigs each, i:es ft. fur itH ages ; 2.yr olds, a featLez; threr.yr olds , st. bib. ; four )r olds bst. i::h. ; fireir olds y.t. alb. six-yr olds awl aged 9st. 7 lb. Mares and allow ed One two-wile beat. St. J. Mawlit!,'s b. f Cecilia, 4-yr. H. It. 11. the nuke of York's \yu.phina, sirs old g s tog and 3 to 3 00 Nynaphina. Sweep..takes of tours each, 41. gs ft. colts sst. 71b.; fillies at. The wrw wile. _ . _ _ Sir C. 1513101 g ry's Brother to Lydia H. ft. H. the Prows of Wales's b. c. by Ciubsans it 5 to 2 un the winner. Ladies' Plate of 541. fur thr.c and four yr olds. The best of three Twu•sa ik Items. Mr. Bat anis b. c. Knavery. 3-yra old, 7st. elh 1 1 1,1 Harry usise's Angiolini, 3 yrs odd, 7st {lb 4 2 IA Egremont's b. f. by Gotisons, 3-yrs old, 7st tab.._ 2 3 11r. haillwoke's Trinibush, t yos old, wt. iiilb Mr. Craven's h. f. Inconstant, 4 yrs old, sit. alb ....• 5 .5 As Ruud a race as ever was witnessi.d. Before startiag 5 to 1 against Knavery . . ti to 4 against Lunt Fatreinones, 4 to I itEuinot Atigiolini, sod tto t splint Tiinalm.h. After the dist hest, s to t ugainst Knauer •; and 1. to 4, as before 'tarmac agsiost Lord Egrentont's ' 4114 to to I naiad Au. The second beat was sun by half a neck. rite course was Us NCII attrutlrd as on the first day. The It•nyal Party were the name, and thc s dtuttl in their tmarqa...e. - - - His Grime the LORD LIEUTENANT has had a great fall of Church Patronage of late in the united diocese of Limerick. he arrangement in tilling the vacant livings is not yet complete; but we are happy to understand that the Right Rev. Lord Bishop of LIMERICK earnestly recommended a division of the extensive unions, which will give a considerable increa,e of churches and resident clergy in that diocese, a measure that must be at tended with the best effects. It is repined that Earl CIIESTERTIRLD is to suc ceed the Duke of Manlius!) as Viceroy of Ire- ',cite!, from Heligoland speak of an expteta rim' there, that hostilnier will immediately be re newed between Austria and France. ..... _ A most improbable rumour WWI currant on the Continent, that the Archduke Cit MIAS was to be engaged on a mission to A LEX AN DIA, to apprise that Potentate of the danger of hit. situation, from Ins subservience to BON and of the neces sity of his joining in the common cause of Ger many, to resiat the encroachments of Nseot•tott, who was eudelivonring to eittoud his empire from the White Sea to the Eastern shore) of the Me li terrimean. It has been reported in the city, that Government had acceded to • propmation from France and Austria, to scud en Ambassador to a Cougret , s, to be held fur the purpose of tiegocioting a general peace. Lord ST. Httau's was amid to he actually nominated We this purpose. Tins report probably had its origin in some stock-jobbing specidatiou. Wednesday last, Mr. MAJOR. one of His MA JRATR's Mssorogers, was sent Irmo Lord CASTLS , REAOI4 . II Officit to BtlistrOde, with a duplicatt of the dispatches received yesterday from Lord WEL LINOITOR. fur tbs. Doke of POIMI.I ND. The Returns of the British Naval Force, up to this day, arc—at sea ; of the lice, n 4 ; from 50 to 44, 15 ; 136 frigate* ; 149 sloops, &c. ; 5 bombs, &c.; 7') brigs; cutters; 332 sc h ooners . g m ._ There are in COOMINNOOo 801 vessels of various de scriptious—The Grand Total of the British Navy include* a force of 1057 vessels of war. On Wednesday, about five in the eveuing, the neighbourhood of Creed-lane was alarmed by all oppeorance of fire issuing from the cellar of &v -eve, the hair-dresser, who, it appeared, had for some purpose been burniti2 an old aru-chair.— However, 1i%D611 bring spoken to on the subject, l int the tire out, and assured the neighbours that all was sate; hot notwithstanding this assurance, almost tin o'clock in the rreeilig the cellar was emo o r t r i s iu G in e, though happily the engines arriving in time, got the lire tinder, and rated the hoop,. and not probably great part of the reigh bourhood from destrtict ..... . The exertion. of the firemen dewi‘• great prai:c. P • . . NA/AL INTBLIJCEVCE. PORTSMOUTH., A uo. 30. Late last evening arrivtd the Nerein, Capt. ilywocd, from the DOWIIA ; and saikil the Pectic's, is guns, to join the squadron off ant. bourg. This day arrived the Alfred, 74 guns, Captain Watson ; Oritio, 74 gum', Sir A. Dtclt•en ; Ift ws . friows, 74 guns, Capt. Broughtou ; Achille, 74 guns, Capt.l44)es ; IShcota, 74 guns, Capt. S. Donis,' ; anti Winer g nu-hts;,;. Arrived i h ,• men of war front the Downs, wide French prisoners from Flushing. rAueouta. AV G. 20. Sailed the Ake/mid frigate, with the Quebec convoy. DCAII AimUST 39. Sailed the ontwartl-hound merchant ships, tin. der cone") , et ldir Nlaie.:ty's ships Arena, DOllll4ll, and Trait Sit, but are come to amino oil the South Foreland, the wind coming rumba.; the Brace, Balder, is put hark, with damage. The Portugstese ships St. Slier - I:went& Cortrwen , , St. Leresto, M u d Pacimete de Purto, remain, weir. ing a more favourable wind. The /:eulisis, Capt. Farley, has sailed with three other armed which accompany him as far as Scilly.—Wind S. W. FELINE ANECDOTE. The following account, which may afford an dition to the biographical asircduses of the cats, oc curred not fourteen miles from Carlisle, and eta be well authenticated :—Ahient ...iv years a.,;0, at a &rut the batiks of 4116. Ssi k, not two Tiles abosc Grow., * young WASIAII ass inserted to a frmer. near Kirkgooreoniiirk,in the Stewartry of Kircod biight ; and %shell her parents were giving her tail gate, at, it is called ILI Seoilllllll, iu addition to their gift, she begged of them to give her a favourite cat, which load two kittens: this was granted, awl the cat and kittens were mounted along with her spas the cart, which :unveil at the fariner's residence at Kirl.4iinzehn Kirk tlivt evening. Pais, t u t satis fied with her net• (insole: s, next night decamped wtth her 'no kittens, carrying them one sifter the other during the night, and hiding them dating di e day, n hen, it is supposed, she supported liersAf with the seantt provisions she conlil procure. It was uscertainill, that she lost one of the kittens in the Laug,wootl, parish of Troquire, *boat four mile Irwin Dumfries, where she was seat two days; and after passing through Dumfries, ►he arrived at ' her old lodgings, on the banks of the Sark, with the other kitten—having, on her return, travelled not less than forty miles, in twelve days. F. 111 El-ZINGS OF CREDITORS AT GVILDRALL, TO-1110011010. I. William Barclay, late of Meecitester-buildinp, West no lister, dralcr utitl elevens - - 10 Edward Cottle'', lute of Threadneedle street, Lowden, int rehant - - - a 10 Heitman' Simmons, late of Newcastle-street, Strand, . . -- . ohuctuaker - - 2 ii - - Richard Cyoper, Paradise-street, Mary-la-bouee, plea- . _ - . - - tearer - - - - - 2 IS John Junes John ttwen and Finery Abbott, lincklers bury, lA:ndun, nut. butts - - 2 ii Ju.epb Lines, Upper Queen street, Rutin illithe, anal Cleruldint.,leek, Surrey, smith - 10 James II inter and John V. otter, Acre.lanet - Brixton_ eausewsy, Sorrel, builders - - I If William Riusey, Oxl44.street, watch-maker - -11 l DIVIDENDS. Adam Clarisliaa, High-street, Mari-la-bonne, paw.- I)roltrr - - - Is Peter Biggs, Cluttrester-terrace, Cannon-street-road, auctioneer . to Thouins Duman, Ted( malister - Julin Minimum, fleet. street, linen-draper . 10 Thomas Miller, liked, Essex, dealer and ammo, - it Thom as II omp lirees, Chcltenbam•place, St. C curse's elila, hurse.den;ter - to Waliaan Cuff, Upper East SwitLGeld , c Leese _ tuouger John Agnew, Crwkvenor-square, Middlesex, banker lohu Woffinztoe, Iliightlieltubtutie, Sussex, grocer II Henry Millar, late of the Haymarket, umheella looker t CERT I Fl CAT ES John Kempson, now or lute of Old Reddens, London, 0. per-hauler. John Healers, of Sheffield, Fork, Wilder , . Thomas Blackikaan-itieret, Borough of Southmark, Sorry.. upholder. _'uys %Visite, of Odin d r street, Middlesex, dealer and k hap man. F.heitezer Palmer, of Ohl-Jewry, I.midon, paper-hangar. Robert Cowpar, of Cateatou-street, London, 14' ReChollet• mail. John Myers, of Clerklieutou, parish of Eirstall, Yank, wormcd•nsausfaelort r William, Chapman, of Pik et on, Lancaster, worsted • manufat • hirer. Neils l'etterson Top, of Duke-street, Aldrate, Loudon, painters. John Hughes, of Liverpool, diaper. Joseph Wm.'s& deer ue late of Leeds, York, minefield. PRICK OP STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bask Stisek I per Cent. Reduced per Cent. Cunsoh 4 per Cent. I per Cent. Navy Long Annuities Imperial Awnsities Irish s per C,est Osmium . India Bonds VS 44 prem. Exchequer Bills. ....4 II IBM*. English Letters Tickets.. ....... ow. C'unsuts fur..... T. DISH, Stock-broker, 4. Catskill, sad s, Ch a ring-crass. BIRTHS. At Poreland, comity Kilkenny, She lady of Robert Drama, Esq. of a con. On the 19th alt, in Merrion square, Dublin, the holy of Ger/am Paiker Bushe, Esq of a daughter M.IRRI WEN IVedneoday, at Stoke, nest PI) moot h• Pork, Capt. Horn ton, of His Majesty's skip Milfm d, to Mi.• Mayhew, niece of% in. Lotwyebt, Esq. at :11ariburomili-buildinge, in Rath. Capt. Flayntun commanded the Leviathan to Lord Nalsou's narinonitsle action off i'rafulgais Tuesday, at kilmeradon, by the Rev. Or. Bishop, Jobs. Cough, Lag. only IMO of John Gough, Esq. of Perry-hall, in the county of Stafford, to Jaue Elizabeth, eldest daughter of elm Paget, Esq. of Newberry.limier, in Some sssss hire. DEATH. ()u Thursday, the oath alt. at Beckett !loom, Berke, aged 7.1, the Rev. Thomas Clare. ft. I). Rector of Sutton, its Nottinghamshire, and of in Staffor'shire. HUM VI ATER AT LONDON BRIDG6 THIK DAT. Ilurnstek 17 twin. oft. r u j Afterseuti 11 min. after 6 LON [SIN i•-•Pitalleil by C. NM Fru, No. 1 , Clenieses lon, and published at the Wiese, No. la, Beek of At. Cleetsees- Cho, h, Stread, by J. WHITE, of entre plare.—Uoreterr. tr (..a. this Papa, wet la $llO Vika. fpioa - Hil l ... ; . 14. Pr • mad Saul r% Li r 1 7.0 I4J Or • ta (111 clr bti 0. I 1 at 'Oil SW L II s I, r