The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-07-31 00:00:00

------ _---...--__ e "„fifr.4o o ''. 16 . a t. 1 _ • ~.• , 4 i ii : 41 . - . 0 ... ••.. . • i - .•: . ::. . : . • .• ./ • ~ / .... .7 P - . . . • ..• . . . I ... -i 'VIII ,' . p 1 . 'AP 41 " 10 3Tter 1-_ _ , ..., 111 b 1 iiiiiops. . • .., .I) ii i . : b „; s . " ~., . ~,'‘' •-•' ' ' \"/ A i I , • A..% i • , • '..: t I .I L . l Ain ,do LAI) • • 1 " I " • . i r 4 1 ,""" 0 11 •' " . . . "Hi Pir ' •-'"" I 1 b i ri I . •4 11 I IH • _gb... ..., ............,. ,. :., ~,.,. ......, ........, ...,..„„,,....., ~..,.,....,.?.. ..i., ~. e-,....•••• ail *- - '-----,-...... .• ' . • • • • r • ..,, _ __ • 1 4 0, • -.* - 111...._• , • - .. • t . I', JUL"" • -Ai • I ~:•V J NumHEtt 6133. ,Iffi • Cll•Ortn 'aolhl . Pi .• LONDON.. Ur EDNEtDA. V .81,4822. NRW TH R. 4 INIIIIIHWA I/II r-ti A RICRT. T HIS E% ENINf, WEDNESDAY, July 31, will h., lodormer" the Comedy of III;FONS AND CROWS. Mr Peter Piesdeolo. Mr. Limo"; Copt Pirgaiirtin, Oka Neville, Mr. Jone.; Mr. Mill i Mr. WWl's. ; Mt.Weidd.' Mr. Hammond; Mr. Woodrow. Mr. W. West; tow* Oltertignroo, Mr. Lee. 610..Haswey, Mm. Pattrell,; Mrs. Chatter!, y. Afire whirl,. the tomie Piety of MATCH MAHING. Mr. Mstriwin, Mr. Terry; Col Rokety, Mr. Joan; Caiti• Delmoist, Mr. Jollostse; Shafer, Mr. Oaberry. Ludy Emily, Mr.. ataitterley. To conclude will, the Force of PEEPING TOM. Earl Morels, Mr. Younger; Cows,' Louis, Mr Caironey ; Moyer of Coveoiry, Mr Williams; Harold, Mr. 1..e0r.i Lee; Crazy. Mr. W. Writ ; Peeping Turn (34h time). Mr. Liam)" Lady Gadswa, AIM Ceveney Mayoress, Mrs. Pearce; Emma, Mrs. Gerrit*. Te-aterrum, Tile Heir ft ta0...--Eurete• PAhLMMENTAKY PLACaMEN. Cheeral of Marion ell r apPili 1,21, sod receives t,osit per armee Pay. • • . (1) It apron by Partialsars It.turt, 166, of IM/,tbat Nov Newry Freniae, Rlq. receive* vae- ha a. annuity of 4,n301 . los. 3d. Irish, as korapensatioo for of "See ai Juipt Resident Sehretary io Imbrium to the Cord Lirateasnt of Ireland; and also, Joist Solicitor is England fur the ReVenue of Wand. (3) It appears by the Art 10 Gen. MI. e. 60, of the Irish Parliaraeot, that Sir George Hill alma receives ao annuity of 6,2651.13 s 90, hush courses. for life, sa a compensation far toe of office as the Clerk of the %nose of Commies of htland. Nblii.—John Thies. Fame. for Lyaseltetio, being kbtroad, no relarn has keen obiaised ; hot the Cusararltre and do inquiry; that he holds the *Lee of one of the Clerks of she Privy heal, la an iospeitot ot the lonise Militia, and a Major is the Army. A Retains of Members of the Mee of Neilson, holding • Oakes the Appoiateekt sae ill He Pisleasir of the Pelee 0111ficess. Salary sad A llowasees. Arhathant, Right Ilnirourable Chalks, t. • •A. Joint Secretary of the Twasuiy - 4,000 0 0 Rashest, H ble ftelmibr Thomas, Agent for the bend of Male, sad a Caps lain is the Guards - 600 0 0 Calvet, John, Secretary to tie Lord Cham brea in - 1,130 0 0 Canning, Right Rosouroble George, Re.. PRICE 7d.. IMP! RiaL PARLIAMAN7'. APPENbIX to the REPORT of the SELECT COW. SUTTEE on the Reforms •ade by JUL:MISERS .of the t;l5,llsE of CONIM ORS to she Several Ordcra of noise, of the Rib day of Jorre,l42l. [Ordered by the Rowse of Catensonnt to be printed,. ." 9th HMI] A Rsou r i t of Mcgaben .of the Rouse of Pommons Ofßlys ander the Clown, at the pleasdre of the Crowe ) " , otheroise. %far, 'Ai Allowances; Astrohus, Gibha Courtlier!, Secretary of Le- g s. si: Ration to she Vatted States • 550 tt Archrbill, Mervyn; Gever'wor of lie Isle of '•11,1 1 10. agd a tAlovirwin In the Amy 310 5 0 Rtsht Mowsllllllllllaan, Twist Miaow .Masser43coosollAnslseiwo4 ..........1011 • • Barry, Right lbw. Joke Maxwell, lard of his Majesky's Tenuity - 1,220 • ,gll Balhorst, Right Now. Charles, Chancellor of the Duchy of twata.ter 3,563 0 0 Ber.rfurd Lord Grum, Thomas, Cwillp.:' .. S+lsry •nd Atlonsnees. , WWI. late Maya?, and a Majeir General is the 4.6ny - . . 100 0 0 Velliera, It.glit Goa. John Chader, IVar. den and Chief Jusliee of Eye, North ot Trent, and Cleat or l'eolhoolioary of Plata at Umbrae+, by (suit priebt ; 4,078 0 6 .1.1 I. •er I • £7,478 9 I HOUSE OF EVROS, Tossowr, Ju.y 30. ROYAL ASSENT. At a quarter before lone o'clock the Lents Coturn6id.,,r s4 the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Earl of SRA FTESRtrty, nod Lord REDESDALIL, dressed in their robes, took tit r ants behind the Woolsack. The LORD CHANCELLOR directed Ike Deputy finer of the kink Roil to infer* the House of Commons their fre.rnee was eilitired in order to hear bts Majesty's Assent given by CUT PRIVIiOII to several Bills. • to a few minute. the Speaker, *needed by several other Members of she House of COl.OllOlllll, arrived, when the Royal Assent was given to the following Bolls : 'the East hadia Loan Bill, the Countervailing Duties Bill, tI Alien Hill, her late Majesty s &name' Pension Bill, the Sisk Duties (Ireland) Bill, the Stage Coach Duties Boi, the Notional Monument (Scotland) Bill, and the New South Wairs Defies Mil. The Breaker and the Members of the House of Commons Oka reined. A Return of Members of the House of Commons hobbit! the R. vesolus of Unice' ussier the Crowe, after out sr inure I.ives, swing ON Office und Net Proceeds at pre mut or ambit Other. Salary and • Allowances, (1) Jenkisoton, Houonralalts g lea Cecil Cope, Reversion of Office Clerk of Pleas, f. 4. d. • . 2.7 ye 0 (I) Wettest y, Richard, Rasrersion of Office tidy, Womertatntut , rilat the Court of Ex chequer in Ireland - 3 094 fl 0 poupies Tont. Os Friday, She Stoops to Conquer. Os Saturday, The Marriage of Figaro : SIMMS, Mill Paten (her firrt appearance on any stage). 16,4b9 U 0 (1) Aa appear. by the Return of the Right Honourable John Charles Valor., rile sepia (!) Net proceeds in 1009, as per 3J Rrp,,rt on Finance. APPEALS. Maxim, Appellant; DUNLOP, Revotir Tap Sax; Appellant ; STUART. Respondent. Those was appeals from the Court of Semien (Scotland). Judgments of the Court below d. Mr. &opera, and other Members of the House of Cam enms' brought up the Militi a P ay B i ll, t h e B r i mstone Duties Drawback Bill, the Tithe Leasing (lielsed) Bill, She gni bailie Sugir Duties Bill, the Smuggling Previlaiive sill , itodi the Spirits Experistioe Duties Drawback Bill—whieb were severally read a Arm limp. IKATRE-ROYAL,JrNOLptII OPEUA-HOUSR . STRAND. T HIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Jrly 31, will be aeled ihe Mele-drasta of THE BLIND BOY. ceteer.Gettrrul Alienation Office - ' - 293 10 0 Crok•-r, John Wilson, Secretary to the Ad miralty, and Secretary to Sca Officers' Widows - - - - 3,200 0 0 Dawson, George Robert, Under Secretary of State for the Home Department - 2,050 0 0 Continuos, Henry, Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of lrelaad, and Bailiff of Phonies Park - - - 5,613 0 0 Lashinglos, Stephen Rumbold, Secretary of the Ti eatery - • - 4,000 0 0 Lindsay, Honourable Hush, Marshal aid S.rjeant at Mace, Admiralty - - 375 19 II Leree, Honourable Heaver, Gentleman Usher, sod Quarterly Waiter to his Ma- .o.sa n d oc jesty casional fees. . . . Phipps, Edmund, Clerk of Deliveries, Ord nance, and a Lienteamit General is the Army - - 1,043 5 0 Taylor, Sir Harbert, Military Secretary to to the Commander-is-Chief; Pension foe Services as Private Secretary to her late Majesty (Queen Charlotte); Master of St. Katherine's Hospital; and a Major-Germ- Dere, in the Army - . 3,733 10 0 Wilmot, Robert Jobe, Under &ciliary of State (Colonies) - . 2,000 0 0 Ptcniclaos, Mr. Hawhiailiame; Edmond. Miss Kelly; dalph, Mr. Pearman ; Ohm in, Mr. Hartley Kobe, Mr. T. P. Cale; Malin., Mr. Wilk•nson. Elvin% Miss Carr; Lida ; Miss Saddam 11. After which the Cowie Operwita, rolled THE REN DEZVOU S. The Ouisiebinent by Hard tabour 8.11, and the Court of King's Beach Business Bill, were read the third time and passed. . . _ To conclude o itb (57th titer) a rompaolic 11(1e-drains called THE VANH'IRE. On the motion of the Earl of BLESINTON, the Coroners (Ireland) Bill was read emceed time. INSOLVENT DEBTORS• BILL. Lord HOLLAND presented • Piiition from five indlei dn•le against certain clauses in the above Bill.—Laid on the table. . - . Cbarattera in the Introductory Vision:—The Vampire, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Lady AlargAret, Miss Carr ; Coda, Miss /foldaway; Ariel, Miss Bodin. Characters in the Drama :—Raihven, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Boeald, Mr. Bartley; Robert. Mr. Broadharsi ; Mr. Withinaos. Lady Margaret, Miss Carr; Lidget, Mts. Grove; Ear. Miss rove,. To-morrow, Frederick the Grest.....esd All in the Dark Oa Friday, The Beggar's Opera—Love Among Ibe Roses --mid The Highland Reel. Os Saturday, Baron de Trench—sod Love Laughs at Locksmiths. TI c Earl of SHAFTESBURY brought up (be Report of the Committee on the Bill, which was agreed to. The Noble Eat! also brought op the Report of the Committee oo the lasnlvent Debtors' (Ireland) Bill.—Agreed to. Oa the motion of Lord HOLLAND, the Sheriffs' Depute (Scotland) Residence Bill was ordered to be committed to morrow. The Sup Galion Act Amendment Bill, and the Canada Trade Bill, were severally read a second time. The Barracks Estates Bill, the Commercial Credit (Tre. land) Bill. the Greenleaf:l Fisheries Bill, and the Isle of Mau Postage Bill, severally went through a Committee, and were reported •itboul any amendment. NEW SOUTH WALES. Lord HOLLAND moved, that a Message should be sent to the other House of Parliament for a copy of the Report of the Parliamentary Commissioners appointed to inquire into the male of the Colony of New South Wales.—Ordered. Adjouraed. 128,107 4 2 (1) A Peasiors of 1,0001. as Ec•AmbassaJor, but dues not receive it since his appuiatuteut as Secretary of the Treasury. UNDER the Pistrouige or hie Royal flightless the Duke of YORK, who on this occasion will ►onour the Theatre with his presesee.—THEATßE ROYAL a.h- YENT.GARDEN.—The Public are respectrolly informed, t►at this Theatre will be opened for Oast N mist only, by the Lod permission of the Proprietors, Gar the BENEFIT of tbe WIDOW and SEVEN CHILDREN of the LATE Mr. JOHN EMERY, who are by Ills sudden death left nearly destitute.—On MONDAY NEXT. Ai,in't sth, will be performed • PLAY and OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS, to which all the Drsuissie Talent i• Tow• have ge•eruasly voliateend their services. Tickets to be bad of the Committee, w h o a il d a ily a , t h e Cerro-garden Theatrical Fund Office, Nu 27, Bow-street, loom twelve till four; and of Mr. Broaden, at the Box Nice of the Theatre, where instmertptioss will be received ; s•d at Messrs.Coutts and Co 'a; Messrs Illassoni sad Co.'s; Messrs. Chambers sad Soo's, Messrs. Stephenson, R.miugton, u•d Co's ; Messrs. Marsh and Co.'s ; Messrs. Grote, Prescott, a..d Co.'s. Ssbseriptinns already received .0 Anonymous ..... lOO 0 delarquit. to Hertford 25 0 J Colcraf , , E.q. M.P. 10 0 R. W. Etli‘ton, Esq. 10 It R. ironmonger, E•q. 10 0 C. H. Robins, Esq.., 10 10 T. Carr, E•q. B. R. H. Dow kiss. Esq. 5 5 W. C. Boehm, 5 5 W. Cribb, Esq. Fiesta, Esq. 2 0 Willet, Esq. Winter, Esq 1 1 --Forster, Esq 1 1 Monroe, Esq. 1 1 Hayaratd, Esq. Hayier, Esq 1 1 Ceeo.llearl, Elm b 0 Hardy, Esq. Bliss Dance .. 5 0 H. Dauer, E.q .... S 0 C. Dante, E.g. .... S • r. I 1 0 G C: ro p eral Ainslie 1 1 It. A. 51. . 1 0 J. Allen, Esq. Mrs. Bari ley 6 6 11 Gobbion, Esq 1 0 Geo. Ball, Esq lO 0 Browne, Esq 1 1 Palcb, 1 Sitopso!,l4. 1 I R B l'eake, Esq. EO. 11 Mr. Grove, E.O. Mrs. Grove, E O 1 1 Jobs Ruhiusoo, Esq. 1 0 Mr. RrosJhursi, EO. 5 0 H. C. Richards, Esq. 1 0 C. Kemble, Ii q. Crorkfurd, Esq. J..hu Bannister, Esq. 2 2 T.R.H.21. It 0 F. Reynold., E.q 1 1 R. H. Stilly, Esq. W. Moore, fool BRITISH INSTITUTION. PALL-MALL. FINAL CLOSE OF THE PRESENT EXHIBITION. GALLERY. with a Sdeetion of PIC- A TURES of the Italian, Spanish, Flemish, and Molds Monis, IS OPEN DAILY, from Ten In the %Turning until Six in the Evening; and WILL BE CLOSED on SAW. R• DAY NEXT, the 34 of August. (Ry oidir) JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. Admission Is—Catalogue Is. The Subscribers to the PRINT frum He. WEST'S PICTURE, obise Rs& ipis are dated frum I to 400, may reteive their Imprtssisoss spin payment of the rrinainder of their Suisse. iptioist, at the British Institution, ev, ry Day said the 3d of Angelis from Tim °Vert until Five. IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH FOR SHIRTING, &c. BY HIS MAJESTY'S LETTER': PATENT. Ne miesteneet pas de lin mHs en positedes4ll;••ireme as. lIIHE Nubility. Fanlike*. iitid Merchant.. ore reope t ifully isformed, She above desirable CLOTH, fur its ernitorny and Jorability,and fee pransobox, in tie East and West I..dies, as well as in the cold elicisies, tlie mo 4 genial temprialure, is sold miaow/Hy, wholesale. fur Exportation, and by the p ere, at 6d.-3s —aad Ss. 6.1. per yard, stamped, " hf Muted's Putrid Twine Cloth," Be. at the Wsieb.iiise, N 0.16, CH EA PSI DE, and ou wit. re else what ever. The pieces for slwetina confabs from two to four pair. —Families in She Comity, moiling ceders have Owns ear tuti-il as if present, sliver the greatest Irani. ty Fur. iga sad llnhdr Goods are kept. On the 1•t of July was publi•hed, prier 65., to be euotioued Quaiterly, Nu. V, of TIIE NEW EIJI\ UUttGli REVIEW. Contents :—I. Bibliographical Tour, sad French Publications relative to ii-11. Grceiao Autiquities: 1. Dotl• Claameal and Topographical Tour; 2. Laur. at's Recollections of • Clrasical Tour in Greece, &e.—III. Kirby and Surat( es Eniomulory —IV. Campbells Ttavela in South Africa—V. Hare nn the Stomach, Allan Cunning ham's Poems—Vl!. llowiaou *a boottoneula of Attraction, Se Dr. Hunirr on the LIMO lietb,•nd Carona an the Brartbrolge Hall—X. Lights aid Shadows of Sroltish Life—Xl. Cruly's Caliber—Xl!. Shipwreck of ILA &grille-3:11k Chiurae Novels—XlV. Care's Introduc tion to Niturton'a Principia—XV. Sir Waller Sam** Halidos 1.,,t o f New poblialrialm—XFll. Literary and Selentibe litfortnatioa of IVorka is the Mesa Of reputes for Publication. Not, ti for ll'atrh and Inure, Edinburgh; hd G. sad IV B. llbiiiaker, Arc Maria-lane; and Sold by Halrbard ".1 W. Sams; and J. N. Richardson, Leaden; l'..k.r, Oxford; Drightoa sal Sous, Cambridge; sod J. ( -calming, Dubliu. troller of the King's Household, and a Major General to the Army - - 880 13 0 *ores, Sir Ulysses Bagenal, Surveyor-Gene ' eat of4he Ordnance, a Lieuteneut.Colonel 'is the Army, and a Captain in the Gust Is 1,261 10 0 Clerk Sir George, Bart., Lord of the Ado'. . reit, 1,000 0 0 (1) Cockburn, Sir George, Lo r d o f li e Ad. mirilty, and a Vice-Admiral of the Slue - 1,000 0' 0 Cote, Hoe. Sir Galbraith Lowry. Governor of Greresrart, a LienterraisiGestral in the Army, and Colwell the 34th Regi ment of Foot - - 793 0 0 Confrere, Sir Wm. Bad., King's Equerry, Comptroller of Roy.' Laboratory, S u p er . . iniendent of the Royal Military Reposi tory, and a Pension for good services . 2,401 II 0 Copley, Sir John Singleton, Solicitor General, mud a King's Serlesat at Law . - 4,500 0 0 Courtertay, Thom.. P e re g r ine , S ecre t ary I n the East India Board, sod Agent to the Cape of Good Hope, with a salary of 6001. —Vide Parlismeriary Paper, No. 377, Session 1822 - - 2,200 0 0 Creation'', Lord Viscount, Commissioner of the Board of Control - - --ts Ellis, Thomas, Master in Chancery in Ire. land - - 3,500 0 0 Fitzgerald, Right Hon. Wm. Vesey, Envoy at Stockholm, and House Reid for his Majesty's Legation - . 4,900 0 0 Forbes, Lord Viscous'', Aide•de.Canip to his Majesty, al 10e. SJ. per diem, and a Colo nel in the Army - - • 190 2 1 (2) Fremantle, Right Hon. William Henry, Commissioner oldie Board of Control - 1,100 0 0 Gifford, Sir Robert, AltoewryGeneral - 6,200 0 0 Gave', Lord, Lord of the Bedchamber . 699 80 . Hart, George Vaughan, Governor of Lon. donderry, and a Lieutenant -G I in the Army - - • 300 8 0 (3) Hill, Right Hon. Sir George Fitzgerald, Vice•Treidorer of Ireland . . 2,000 0 0 Holmes, William, Time/user of the Ord. nonce • - 1,241 0 0 Hope, Sir William Johnstone, Bart. Lord of She Admiralty . . 1,000 0 0 Huskiest's, Right Hon. Wiliam, First Com. enissioncr of Woods and Forests, Agent fur Ceylon, and has a pension of 1,200/. from the Civil List, as a retired Under. Secretary of Slate, whirls ceases whilst receiving 2,000/. from other offices . 3,100 0 0 Londonderry, Marquis of, St crrtary 'of State for Foreign Affairs, Lord of Trade, and Consmisrioner for India Affairs - 6,000 0 0 Lung, Right Hon Sir Charles, Paymaster General of the Army and a Koslow from the 4i per cents . . • 3,500 0 0 Lorsioe, Lord, Lord of the Bedchamber - 409 5 4 Loather, Lord Viscuout, Lord of the Trea sury - - - - 1,918 0 0 Manners, Right lion. Lord Charles Somer. set, Extra Aide•de-Camp to his Majesty, and Lieutenant-Colonel of 3d Dragoons - .... Marlin, Sir. Thomas Ilyam, Comptroller of his Majesty's Nary, aaJ • Vice-Admiral of the White (uu half pay) . 2,000 0 0 /11`Naghira, Edmund Alt xseder, Lord of ibe Treasury . . 1,220 0 0 Musigosarry, Sir Jamey, Bart. Commis sioner of I oquiry in Srutiard, sod Prellt our Of Sigualures io ibe Court of Exchequer is Scotland, for life • - 1,350 0 0 Nolan, Michael, King's Counsel . 36 14 0 Nugent, Sir Cry Bars. Gov' -- of St erne, .. _:orr, ...art. ,vtratir of Si. Moues Castle, a Gametal is the Army, as d Grimier ilf the 611, Regiment of Knit . 111 6 1 O'Neill, Hon. John Be use Richard, Grover. nor of Hublia Castle, and a Captais is the Guards - - • 450 0 0 Onslor, Arth•r, King's Serjesot . 10 0 0 Osborn, 54 Juke, Bart. Lord of the Admi ralty - - 1,000 0 0 Pager, Hos. Berkeley, Lord of the Treasury Mitt 0' 0 Palmer, Challis, A ide.de.Ca sop to his Ida. jeety at 10s. 5.1. per diem, and Colonel us half-pay of the 92.4 Litho Dragoons - 190 2 1 Palaserssuo, Lord Viscerust, &creamy at War - - - . 1,484 0 0 Pegg. Rightillion. Robert, Secretary of State (there Departmeol) - 0,000 0 0 Philtimure, Joseph, Commissioner of HA Board of Custrol - - - 1,500 0 0 Plouket, Right Hue. W. Cerayughasa, Attor ney-4~Bml of Ireland . - 400 and fees Punsoaby, Huu Frederick, Aide-eh-Cusp to his 51sjesty, sod • Wood in the Army . Rae, 5,, William, Dart. Lord Advocate of Scot laud . - 2,948 10 0 Raioe, Jonathan, King's Counsel 36 13 4 Ruhiessou, Right Hou. Frederick Julio, Trea sure-sr ut she Navy, and Presideut of the Board of Trade - - - 3,000 0 0 Ruse, Right Hun. Sir George Henry, Clerk of Parlsauiriais, and Envoy Extraordinary at Huhu - 11,861 3 2 Scarlet*, James, King's Counsel - 19 5 0 Summer, Lord Graoville C. H. Lord of the Treasury, and Commissioner for iuquoring into the Deparimeut of Customs - 1,220 0 0 Vansittart, Right Hon. Nicholas, Lord of the Trearory,Chancellur of the Exchequer, and Cbsseellor of Ireland - • 5,296 7 1 Viviso, Sir Richard Hussey, Equerry to his lll•jesty (with allJossore fur house rest), and a Major General in the Army - 750 0 0 Wallace, Right Hon. Thomas, Vice-Presideot . . .. . of Abe Hears] of Trade . - 1,000 e 0 Ward, Robert, Clerk of the Ordnance . 1,117 0 0 Warren, Chase., King's Counsel, and Chief Justice of Chests r - - - 1,388 6 0 Wyss, Right Huu. Charles Waikin William', I%t Commissioner of East India Attalla . 5,000 0 0 /108,1410 II 0 ( 1 ) 11 appears by Pariiasrnta►y Rehire, Nu.GU2, of Srs. siuu ldtl t that Sir Crap Circlibutu vras slipoloted a A Return of Members of the House of Commoms holding Offices or Prusious for Life, under Grants him the Salary ■nd Allowauces. Coif, James, late Treasurer to Rartaek Do- t. e. d • pertinent he Inland . 400 0 0 panda% Right Hon. William. Lord Register, Sic. of Scotland ; Keeper of the Miami of Scotland; and Register of Seizures . 4,339 0 0 Macdonald, James, Clerk of the Privy Seal Scott, Hon. William Henry Jolts, Register of Affidavits in the Court of Chases., for life ( ted by Deputy); Clerk of t►e Letters Patent to the Court of Chancery fur life (by Deputy); tied Receiver of Fines in the Cosi t of Chancery; one of the Corsi. tors for London and Middlesex (I), for life (duty executed by deputy); Clerk of the Crown is Chaucery, Itrversioo (2); lbe office of tbe execution of tbe Laws and Statutes concerutug Baultrupts, iu stn• (3) . . 2,293 3 1 Stanhope, Hon. James Hamilton, Commis sioner of Alienations (duty executed by Deputy); • Lieutesaut•Culonel in the Army; and a Pension . 560 0 0 Stewart, Right Hon. Sir John, Bait. late At torney• General of Ireland . 1,805 10 9 Wynn, Sir Watkio Williams, Rare. Lieut.. Colonel, oa half-pay, of D. •biltt Militia. 11s per diem; Steward of the Manors of Bionieeld and Yal, county of Denbigh, patrol fur life, granted in 1795: salary 291. a year, given ■p to Deputy 400 15 0 I 9,08 8 110 (1) No return of ;scow; but, by Appenffia K. 10. to the 27th Report of the Select Coniniiiiee of Fiume(' in 1798, the met anousl receipt of fees Gum that office nes 0001. uu aver , age of three past 'rare; duty dune ►y deputy. (I) No return of income, but the receipts by TAM Bathurst, as per Apprudix 3d Report en Finance in 1800, was I,obl/. net, (3) Nn return of income, bat t►e net income of 'which office is 4,5541. as mimed iu JJ Report uu Fioauce iu 1809, Appendix B. A Retrr• of Membe►s of the Horse •f Commo•, holding Ogres for Term of Years, outlet Grouts from the Crown ur whet. Public Officers. Salary and Allor.. nem Pennant, George Hay Durkin', 114 W of l t. d. lie Hundred of Veber, in Carinaribeosigre lb 9 1 tlb 9 1 A Return of Member, of ibo House of Coupes bolding Offiv-o fur Life oLder Appoistasesor Goa ibe atlas io Ibe Courts of Julies. Salary and Corrlrony. William. Muter is Chaatery. t a. d. and Office of Writs sad Sobroom - 3,600 0 0 Modems ell, Jolty Edmond, Masser la Chan cery • - 2,696 9 0 Fits.Gibhoo. Roo. Ric►ard, Usher sad Re• pow of Affidavits Coon of Chasicery Irrlaud . - 3,1134 12 3 Wrotteblej, H. nry, Cursitur for Lincoln and Suuseratt, July eztcated by Derail) , . 197 0 0 £ 10,030 1 S A Relent of all Pensions or Si , or Offices chit fly • xrroied by Dpipoty, bald by Members of the House of Cummins, leader Grata* from the Crows, or by Act of PAlisaaseNt. Salary sad Alluvium- Bentinek, Lord Wm. Henry Csimodisb, - Clerk of the Pipe • a Liezdenant•lfJeweral, d. and Colonel of lb: 11th Dragoons - 1,150 0 u Jocelyn, Hon. John, Superannisatnis Allow ance us the Irish Ebtabliabusest - 650 0 0 Harland, Sir &rope Bernard, But , two Ageeities on 41 per GAM. Debts, 3001. each . - 600 0 0 Pecbell r star Thema/ &yoke, ilart;SeTvaat A Return of 0/Heenan the Full soil Half-pay of the Army and Navy (the Militia and Yeomanry not included.) A'Cuset, Ealware Henry, Past Captain in the Royal Navy. Ammo, lion. George, Lieuteaant is the 3d Regiment of Guard.. Barnard, Lord Viscortat,a Capiais is the Life Guards. Bastard, John, a Captain is the Royal Navy. Belfast, E., ..r, a Coeiret in the 711, Nugent.. Bentsford, Sir Jobe Kee, Dirt. Admiral of the Red, on the Leith Station. Bruce, Rower, Captain is the Castel.. Cateadish, lino. Ilesry F. C., Major is the Ist Regiment of Life Clouds, and Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army. Colßu, Sir l.aar, Bart. Admiral of the Blom Cole, Sir Christopher, a Captain, is the Royal Navy. Ciiiiton,S!r William Henry, Lieutenant-General is the Army, and Colonel of the 5611, Regiment of Foot. Dalrymple, Adolphus John, a Lieut.-Colonel in the Army. Davies, Thomas Henry Hastier, a Lieu reuast-Colosel is the Army. Dawkins, Henry, a Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army, and • Captain in the Guards. Drake, William Tyrwhitt, a Major in the Army, and a Cap lain of the Royal Horse Gerard.. Dunlop, James, • Lieutenant General is the Army. Fergisasth, Sir Ronald Crawfurd, a Lieutenant -G I in She Army. Fitzroy, Lord Charles, a Captain in the Grenadier Guards. Gaseorite. lemar, • Grayest is the Army, sod Colonel of the 54th R .timent of Foot. Gossett, William, a Lieuttoent.Colonel in the Royal F.ogi neer.. Greville, Hon. Sir Charles John, a Major General in the Army, mod Lieutenant• Colonel of the 38th Reg nient of Foot. Grosvenor, Thom**, • Lieutenest General in the Army, and Colonel of the 65th Regiment of Fool. Han/loge, Sir Henry, a Colonel is the Army, and a Caplai• to the Creosl:sr Goatees. Harvey, Sir Elie), an Admiral of the Blue. Hill, Lewd Arthur, a Lieutenant.Coloual in the Army, and Caplam is the Scorch Greys. HOilli•S, Lord, • Major in Ike Army. Hope, Sir Alexander, • Lieuieuaut G liu the Array, and Calomel of the 47th regiment of Nut. Howard, Hos. F. G. Upton, a Colonel in the Army, and Lientthant-Culuorl on Half-pry of the late 9th Garrisces Banshees. Johnson, William A. a Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army. Loather, Hos. Henry Cecil, a Lieutenant Colonel in the 12th Regiment of Foot. Lyigam, Hun. Henry Beauchamp, a Lieutenant•Culouel in lat Regiment of Life Guards, and a Colonel is, the Army. Maberly, William Leader, • Captain the 100th Regina:et of Foot. Markham, John, an Admiral of the Moe. M•hnn ' Stephen, a Lieutenant-Colonel of the 7th Dragoon Guarda. Maule, Hon. William, a Captain in lbe Army. Monigomeiie, Jame., • Liestesaat•Geseral is the Army, and Colonel of the 7451 Regiment of Foot. Morgan, George Gould, a Captain in the Army. Mundy, George, a Captsiu is. the Royal Navy. Manners, Lord Ruben', a Colonel iu she treuy, Neale, Sir Hasty Burford, Bei t. • Vice-Admit al of the While. Niglatisgall, Sir Miles, Colonel of the 49th Regiment of Foot. O'Grady, Standish, Captain in the 18th Huss eel Paget, Hue. Sir Charles, a Captain is She Rory, Nary. Pakeohana, Hun. Hercules Itubeit, a Ueuteuaut Colonel in the Army. Perry, Hoo. William Henry, • Foill-Captai• in the Royal ?wy. Pallet., Hon. Perlman Bastard, • Post-Captain iu the Rays/ Navy. Pelagic, Sir William Henry, • Major Geoeral in the Army, and Calomel of the 641 h Regiment of Foot. Noisy, Hors. Granville Leviaria, • Cagoules in she Royal Navy. Rowley, Sir Joyeas, Rear-Admiral of the Red, on ludepay. Russell, Lord Grange William, a Lieutenant-Coloual is the Army. Seymour, Horace, a Caplath in the Army. Somerset, Lard Robe. r Edward Henry, Inapector-General of Cavalry, and a Mejor.Gemeral in She Army. Sotberosi, Freak, a Viet:Admiral of the Blue, on half pay. Towsehend, Lord Je•lfil. • Captain is the Royal Navy. Trends, Frederick William, a Lieutenant Culuuel in the Army. Uxbridge, Earl of, • Captain in the Ist Reg rneut of Life Guards. Upton, Hos. Arthur Percy, a Major-Gentry] in the Army. Wemasa, Jame., a Puss-Cseteiu in the Royal NY•y. Yorke, Sir Joseph Sydney, Vice-Admiral of the White. HIGIILAND FIDELITY. The gnomons self-devotion of Roderick Mackenzie has beta ultra recited. This yetis( man, who had sueght coo cealineut among the intiontsios of Roosmhire, after the battle of Culloden, was surprised by a party of soldier• seat in per. soil of Cbarle, Edward. His age, his figure, his air, de. CeiVed SIM military so complely, that they were going to se. care him I. belief that they had at length got hold of the Prince. illackeasie perceived their mistake, anti with great fortitude and preaence of allied resolved to render it useful to kis master. He drew his sword, and the courage with which he &leaded himself tratiallied the soldiers that he could be so other than the Pretender. Otte of them fired at him: Mackenzie fell, mad with his last breath he exclaimed, " You have killed your Priucc!" This (estrous sacrifice, sillipend ed fur the time all purruit, sod afforded an opporturrity to the unfortunate Charles to escape from the hands of his enemies. It is well known that Kennedy, who repeatedly exposed his life to save that of his Prince just named, and who, though meats and poor, despised the reward of 30,000 L which was offered for the person, dead or alive, of deo Royal fugitive, was afterwards hanged at Inverness for stealing a cow. A little lattore his elocution he palled off his bonito, sad modera d hearty thanks to God for that •• he had Awed false to an eagagr meet of any kind ; that he had wryer injured a poor mai.; and never refrmed to share 1111,4 La kad With the iudigeut and :ac • tranger." HOUSE OF COMMONS, TUESDAY, JULY 30. At a quarter before four o'clock the SPEAKER took the Chair, and ass immediately after summoned to the Huns, of Perrs to ►ear the Royal Assent Riven by Commission to somber of Politic and Private Bills (for which se. Lords). Mr BROODEN brought up the Report of thr Excite. qu.r Bill% Bill. The Militia Pay Bill was read a third time lad passed. IRISH TITHES. ' Mr. GooLiman moved the Order of the My for the third reading of the Tithes Leasing Bill. Col. Fleenor said he wished in that stage of the Bill, to make a few observations. Souse surprise had been expressed by • Right Hon. Baronet op. polite, that he should give his support to a measure which appeared to him a perfect nullity. The rea son he did so was that the Bill recognised the prin ciple of a commutation of tithes, and that a pros pect was held out of the practability of such a mea sure. He was anxious to take that opportunity of correcting an error which had. gone abroad re specting a statement made by him on a former oc. catioa. He was represented to have said that in the county of Mayo the distress was at au end. He never had said so, but he stated that in the course of a few weeks considerable and extensive relief would be afforded by the potato harvest coming in, but that the interval was the most anxious and fear ful period of all. He was happy to find that the Government and the resident gentry seemed per fectly aware of this circumstance, and that every precaution was taking to avert the calamity. He could not omit that opportunity of expressing his admiration of the indefatigable exertions of the Archbishop of Tuam, whose sympathies for the distress of the unfortunate peasantry and efforts to relieve them, were highly honourable to himself and the station he held is that country. The Hon. Gentleman then eulogised the conduct of the Ex.. male. Government, and stated that the liberality evinced by the people of this country had made such an impression upon the inhabitants of !reload as was to be expected from an ardent, grateful, and sensitive people.—(Hear, hear.) Sir W. De CII2 , PIONY hoped that the relief afforded to Ireland would not be temporary. He was averse to the system of poor's rates, but it' nothing else would answer, he should wish to see them introduced into Ireland. Mr. COULBURN eulogised the conduct or tl.t. Gentlemen who composed the Committe in Dal, • lin. Whatever might have been the t' the London Consmitee, and he was not dippo.,.l undervalue them. they could not he more vAi u.an than the services of the gentlemen in runny of whom had extrusive business of then to attend to, but who. had daily sacrificed rtisi , v hours of their valuable time to apportion the 111thi , y placed in their hands. The Bill was tiara read the third time ei passed.__ . . Alt. Hums wi.hed to take that opportunity of correcting a misrepre.entatiou which tind appeared in one of the Irish papers, of what had fallen front him on a former evening : He was represented to hare objected to the appointment of Alt. Plunkett to an office in Ireland, on accoout of his want of professional •Hain': uts. He never made use of such rapt...salons—his apposition was to his you'll and want of experience, and he should be extremely sorry to give offence to that gentleman. Mr. WsrugaeLL said, that breilag been Pre sent oo the occasion, be could corroborate the state.. meut of the Hou. Gentleman wbo bad just .set down. But he understood that not only were Mr. Pluukett's rrefeuioual attainments consider- 1