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--per--- 7 : . ~~ . r i t f. I) __...„ t to .. . ... , .. _ ... _ . umzia 1136 _ THISATRE.ROYAL. HAY MARKF.T rEIHIS PRESENT EVENING, Auguqt 27, I 1846, will be pretrwed. I'HE PURSE; Cit. Tag stNhvoi.ENT TAR. Alter vrbieh. a Comedy, called, . OR, Tag, DAUGHTER. '4ll naafi, Mr. Mahal( , Leopold, Mr Whitfield; Aetnesot, &ir. PateMr, Anil Hoe Williams, Mr. Walston ; I aro Terris, Me. itarecett. Josephine, Mrs. 'Grover; Low t. Mrs. Gibbs.: Whist (with a Setae, Miss Tvrer. To which will be aged. the Burlesque Tragedy of - Tom THUMB • • ....! Arthur: Mr. Fisteett ; Ler. SI 'lsle, Mr. Liston; •le, Mr Grnve• Nocklia, wv. now; Tm• :rrou,s. ~ wen. Vhil:111 DA Welk, Wit TyrOr ; Princess Hun. Mrs. Tali'''. - -es. The I :liartme of Aseilients ; Sylvester Dagger -,s• Qtrarrels. 'FATRHALL; WEDNESDAY, Al ROYAL JENNEIHAH SOCIETY, POE THE EXTER MINATION Of THE SHALL pox. A QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT will be hlen at the Central HOUlld of Ole Society, No. 14, Salisbury-smart, Ifleetotreet, on WEDNESDAY NEXr, the NI of September, at we o'clock. CHARLES MURRAY. Secretary, 13.1Sedfere-etreet Medford-row. •. • The Chair will be taken et two o'clock precirely. VENISON. —A fine Haunch and Neck dressed TIIIS and EVERT DAT, at the %YOU:ESTER curinat.notift, corner Of Swallow street, Oafiird mea t , where Gentlemen May depend ou diiuog off Km Venison, as SHEPPEkD is determined to dens none but prime, at rh.• repuieablis &imp for dinner of ss. Od. Ready pracisidy at Ave o'clock +Venison ready dressed, sad Pamirs sent 061 N.B. Genteel ?dram rooms fur ',aides. Geed Reds, and, accentmeistion or Families and Gentlemen. Tartlet bought, or Tonto Seep even in exchange. TO BE LET, furnished. lot about Seven Months. a ant brick ZIWILLIING HOUSE, un Pdekbsm eye, 'esettaining several Slisepiag num., drawing name, dining • MM. breakfast peskier, suitable demesne ssitssipmsats, no& Imes eleblimg. end lap 1 406 edi" Phi" - Tie Paideilltes galskair• ad bfrlm. Sanaa sad itassesti Ile set. Oureltill t Lamina. LJ n • VALlitrs, , ...._ 'cadre the Patronage H W Royal Hittites* tha R4IIMCR 'et ALLS. ri/HIS PRESENT EVIGTINCu; Atmnst i 7, ibe I GRAND GALA, e. • lartirmat Exhibition 4 FIRE *MKS ..yhdetisilis S • • Tlto lkihtic Ivo tateratid, -lb. Agates* will ow 6, the &tamp, fit.ieeree days. • V let Ziaainc-tinta, Auevii* 141056. , riir• COW4LSSIONERS fro. frilkodialt His M4estes NiiiP do kerli 4 1 lex Nflieie m.. es . WEDNS.S. PAT. i,. lei Letts*, they soiN ht regi, APlis jdocrolo•wo Writing (strin4 np), owl greet ftr THP.E UUNDILED VIALIPONS Af PITTS TASPIELb MOOR COALS.. er C 404 .4 01 frig rodural. le Se *Reeved is lads. Cargo, or comes, is 1.4epte.14.r. wok liven the Me It do Greet, vi olanaps/ iteo oe i a lunts. 2eredßieiE eiiiimWe de_ Irlityl# allwifft to ' nonatib eel atoshilipsui sail to bo pit hy • Iva*. arM *vane Mt* 4641 fur, Ws , th.q.4416641* eat C 41 4r 0 . 1 /9 1 . 41 "itaigarr. 4 ""A a fet .. No and will Ile heti or on Testier in eilicit A, bear AA tot it ottertet in iron's at ism* orther Ea 64 be ik t aored e. Arard Wort Ow @The& on the ehiel treeepakee. the it7th pima I non wins de Knelt An onkts Ihirtmeler, VI NW F 0t 2 ..4 6i, heivdt, etostat, sr aussoo toPlit elided sr, TUICTLIti. `tjII.TSHIRE and Co. V Poultry. lane jest %ad. , / a Carr ITIRTI,V, fur fee. ••• t 1.3 deettecluety Jay 1;4 highest r lent to Any rwt of own or ot.untry • . .44 PIANO 'LATE% I • NeWei elf apeemeseeiy sheep . . 55, LONG ACIL NEW, *pat. Cleat toiled Piaso-fortes dt4 heft LiedLied Wit earge, eat,' to 20 G ob voyaged equal to ',bat are geeistelly .'M G iiness I s i rig See tot 1NK. 111,1 "• Id 0.. e, oho the add•t.onal keys, Ise twaly siewess fn. • ...a a. teme kW, kite toned Ran ...Foot b 4 • . ...old he ex L e‘ ebesat i ty Waft a 'il tos.inh . to pa.t ; alma to be d spoarl of, • • bagel ßo Viettarneot, like a Piano rune, eery 4 6 4 aL- roe; p‘ifte only three gum, et and two or th tee tkoll ita.vatg &oar. R(DIkAFFAIRS. 4kii D:y :s publrhe.l, poet. 1.. • QUBSTANCR of the SPET.A7.IH of Sir ARTHUR s k it wELLIT:sLEY, is the Costieit•ee of the Wove of Oenuenos, on the STAT! .t( the Irv , ANcFs of the Last ladia c.otopanT, tieltverse en Thereler. Jule 10, 1,806. &Awed far 1 steciaua, ramtitly Of oho. iso, be hag. ha Th.., illeauate.l with Flans, • write IL 104.61. or on isovai Paper, 21 Ss 64. The HUITQII,Y of the late WARS in INDIA, with the Welociatiene which preceded, and the Treaties which termi. asset thee. if the Marquis Wellesley This ply k published, Via. 1 and 2, pace lOa. 6d. each, in IMP br,anis, THILIDELP!-H A MEDICAL MU JI SEDSc. Cunduriell by JOHN REDMAN COXE, M.D. • Philadelphia, printed; London, sad by Join Ilatehard, Beskedist n liar Majesty, No. 190, opposite Albany, Pic. ()inherit may likenire be hid, just published, price Ss. reined, • BRIEF FXAMINATION into t h e ufctEAsr at Ore REVENIIIE, lIEMEACt., and N aiVIGATION of OR rAT BRITAIN, tlonse the ADMINISTk STIOti of ties Melt Hot VM .PI PT; Allusions to 101111/ of the principal Events arlsteN ovorrerl in that Pcricid, and a Sketch of Mr. Pik's endructer, by the Right Hein Osage@ 1014. M.P. • This Ds is 1•ub1"%06.4 , -hlkO-SktatiEr. Imkelli %Pities peg* so. S. . ttt beside, rINHF., NEW TESTAMENT of eor [Art D JESUS CHRIST, with lth...readons and ersetieel inflictions: being en Abridgement of the laige and saiwarVie Work Man iseient Exowitor, She kee. Mr. Minima Rueltitt. ay the Rev. SAMUEL GLASSE, Lin. F R.S. Raster of Wanstead, Essex ; and Chaplain in Ordinary to ilia Majesty. .a Tae pie loos a Ending she she et Ged increas•s wltb eer familiar koovisdas of its contests It increases with the *rased coneriousners that we are doing a positive sad in dielsonsibie duty in studying it ; and *ilk die full conviction of Heeds* sod everlasting comma whisk we have in the truth of lallostrlitre, and Mil authenticity of he aseerds."—Eadsoo of 'LD= Evilness of the Truth of Chnotimaity. L. Flikald by Berme sod Casiermed, Printers to the Royal lasaltedee: ISO by J. liatebaini, IW, Piecodatly ; and 11. D. Eytswi e lemitsessola.. This Ther h szbia..74. Price 54 ' ( ~i A NEW mod APPROPRIATE SYSTEM of KIX I,DucATioir h im LABOURING PEtSpLE i &mi. iiitUd and intideiNt o r isui dlog is the Plan which has been ClAPaositwiworstallhenie Moral alp. Maleit Onielliktrilet in the ow of Westiniestio ; eeneniiiing 11 /143=04 . h11111011WIRd 121;tertause If the Design, as it wpowit hitettrit of the Community : with details, etRPSISRaIe, 41IN particular Econooy of ebe Inentutkn, and Illee WWI p .. -4 for the Purpose of sectaries end pre fers/Ng a greater stereo of Monl Reaitude, as a Means of poatemethig Ctiaelstal .offepeot by halms of Tetapem.ee, in deill4.llabarcliotsiob, as/ Loyalty, ammo( that useful CIAL of the Coutrattjay, woe_ yoloioy the Labote:ng Peeple 0 Ens. hot. TS voldt'adb a d Oesmelatling Observations, on the Importanceer iiii d the System geesrally, under the Aki temail* 4 and Sandieoi the we. By P. 17111101/14 LI. D. London : Printed ier * Y. flasel 130, Piccadilly; and "old by the loolrelden In Town al iftwitry. Of whom may speedily be lad, by the mine Author, PROPOSITIONS for ANIEMiR ATING the CONDI TION of the POOR, by preventing Poverty from descending into Indigence and for interns tog the Moral Habi:‘, and in creasing the C omforts ' of the labouring People, particularly the .Pin`` Generatren, by a Combination of Regulations of PO. Wail licesemy, edorlated to produce Sotniety and Ivictstry, I. reduce the Parochial Rates of the Kingdom. sad generally to remota the Happineos sod 'Security of the Community at Nig by the diminution of immoral' and penal Offences, and the fetters Prevention of Crimes. .. ~ fOR STUDENTS, AND THE USE OF FAMILIF.B. This day is published, the Fourth IFAitioo, ready enlarged, and containing upwards of Thirty New rtaw4 chiefly Anatomical, and the Heads ef mine at the most ceshaent teachers in Me dicine, in Five thick Volumes, 091. e, price 31 in WORN °THE PHILOSOPHY or MEDICINE; beim i MEDICAL EXTRACtS on the Nature of Health any Disease, includi4 the Laws of the 4aimal Economy, and the DectSines of Pneumatic Mrificine. By ROBERT JOHN THORNTON, M.D. Member of Trinity College, Cambridge • Lecture: on Medial Bdtauy, at Guy's Hospital ; Adam *A M Pellosootty of 8,,. tiny, or Botanical Extracts • doe Philosophy of rilitica, Sc Political Extracts; the TetoPleef Fiera, sr Garden of Nature; the Empire of Flora; and the Grammar of IS deny. Sanction I.—" The have we gives a brief Analytic of the Philosophy of Medicine, et Medial Karachi, orbkil all be found of the bielest use to all theme who are desires' of pre. serving, or regatnias, the invaluable blessing of Hotta. kis the best work on the subject in any language. - -Ltr. Iltemap eon. 2 —" In concluding our Review, we must observe, that the spry ableAnthor of The Philosophy of Medicine, has modeled An Imprtant service to the Pn;l-soon ...a a1.,,k,,,d ~, by toinging .near a more connected point of view, and arearnig l Ia more clam and satisfactory dated 44 the Numerous facia and ieaseniims sif :It form the trine of the present improved state I of medical act,.:'.'—From Theerifical Review. I Pro ited for 11. P. Symonds, raw fleaST-tali i ;pd Cox, St 112:11111.f-IU514115.41.41• - tik t 1' !GUST 27, 1606. • TER TERM. This day is published, is Octavo. price 2s. fad. 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Warner, No 44, Pat IscetterAteer; Vernon and H aunt, Poultry ; and Cutts ' eh and Martin, Mitisilwilow, Ilidissen- The Minnie,' Ptgsiognomonical Ktiles of Mr. Lasater, lately oublbbsd in Gelroaloy, and n , w Gust translt.,.-d, and an nexerl to this edition, Is of themseldri a work truly tautens, and iighly minable to at who would with torslndy Pigysarg nomy ss a science. They were oat intended for publscattun by the Author during his life-time, an.joinTy minuted to a few .'elect Mends, under she ettiuteldii Me boat makiag then. $ blic TOwy appesy to Mpg by Mu. Larz.wr containing th..: most IF-violent WO //semis of ha . 1 heir suathemicity n twit • both hem the tes timony ~ I the Editor of the piptinampaa;Waslaa et Lainuatr, Mr Gents. - G^4..er, hat son-ea-lair, and. the iotermi marks they bear of the wile and spirit att . & iyrltings. Persons who hate taken this gawk in porta, ate retoodel to einiso4te their 'eta , I, 11-. wt as pOsf,blO.. . . : 0 11-10..16, efilthia.. E.OUCA,IION .HAS wpm PIL CLECTII.D. This day is putsfostol, is Two laws Volumes, Oltare; pries lta. __.... tabs r ' Mle or 0."'"" abridged youth, as hurtles, qualify diem loc the Stiop sad ClNati TIMM VIM hare reissrd tile airtourea. of a liberal Jeanne. racy here supply that defect, and the experienced se aar roar 6111 his acc•iunt in rrvieseing the earlier port of his ertecereo. • 'Th.s certainly is a useful and cisee4 Work; the modern ite::roreter.its op each subject are =railroad; card rebate no scruple io giving it our g..reral recumsendatiee." • Vide British Critic, Noo•mber,l3o4: Printed for H. D. Syu.onds, No. 20, Piter.neeteesee ; erre may be had, price 64 to boards MENTOR; The MURAL , 47Cis IR o f yOUTIRt from rite ACADEMY to MANHOOD: a W.A. the alketaki of -float bet painful experi• nee canda , , dated, sad laddsde• adapted to the ;reel of yo.dlifet undrstaadisig: To which is adder!, as se incite.neat to the study of it in crown youth, dur,iig their hours a relaxation f.ons bu-iors, An ESSAY on the avenues Utility. Adverting", ned Antigen:ern of M s. THE.MATICAL LEARNING. 117 ()AVM MORRICE. NAVA t. ENQUIRV. TIM 14:h attnivr OF Ilia COlllllll4lO RS or NAVAL 411QUIelf. ROYAL HOSPITAL AT GREINWICH. (Farther Extra:t.l ILIFINCt teCURRID ON ACCOUNT 01 INPENSIONZIS. The persons admitted as In-Pensioners of Green wich Hospit4, ate Seaman and Marines who have served in His Majesty's navy, and are, from old age, wounds, or infirmities, incapable of farther active servi,:e. They are seleeted by the Admiralty, mai are lodged, clothed, and viCtualled, at the ex pellee of the lidepital, and allowed Is. a week er,:h. The present establishment of In-Peasioaers is two thousand finer hundred and tea; and story are emplried to attend on them one hundred and forty four nurses, who ate sailors widows, and also 'p. pointed by the Admiralty. The average cost to the lk.spital of one Pensioner, in the year 1805, is esti mated at twenty.seven pounds ten shillings and ninepence three farthings, and of one nurse, at twenty-nine pounds fifteen shillings and eightpertee three farthings. We have entered, in the Appendix, an account, 'hewing the numbers, and the estimat ed espence, of one in each class, in every year, from 1790 to 1805. The sums disbursed, on account of the aioners. in the'year 1805, amounted to sixty-nista .sbousand two hundred and six pounds lye shilliar and Lturpence halfpenny, as follows : Fe praWrions . L 11,822 9 11 PA4 iu lieu of innynanns . . 28,276 ,op, and 8,375 19 /II Cs.ats, candle", 'inner) , wares, small stens, funeral and uontiarent expiates . ' 5,119 3 111 onasey's, Peorwuela . 6,1110 11 ti ON ACCOUNT OF TWA Meat IN Tali INL.cuary stet . 1,397 18 Si Madiewas, ianriantenta, and Dispensary no cen.al,4 . 1,494 • 3j Lapt.ws a patients in Beth.= Sid Meilen uper:...anies . 295 14 II 69.966 6 .4 • board ' s. (« le 17 keener*, to be had by siee or Mere et a tme, prim Is eecb, ea h Numbs , ceataielna itity-via peeve a Lett .r. pr:, anal the whole embellished with twenty-eta mewl and' etevirt to arrr-platew.) rIN/4 ) A CCO NLPL I SHED TUTOII ; or. Co.. 1 pieta Sy.tern of Liberal Adssamit_ i being an Inuiedes- .i.,n I. Sri •ntlad Kw.wleilie, asstiVelsa ee bal eibetemovy ci,..tsegeg the most naueseeiTiestlfy a iiii. Waring' aeof,ts.Erigirsb 0 s 'pilot filiert.b.....‘ryall adigfi hold tog and rilate s A- bed NAL- teeture—Uoties—Alribm— .16/ 1 111.11sedlffilliee. otitrY- 1 11: 5331101 "• 4 regme t irimMlecoeusge 4 Se di a ssiee— Electricity --Itneunsatime.. Rye , Ohinifi".. fit 4ritslici—alsw ing, Engreving, end Pilatries, szi ty a Other useful matter. SWUM) 11111TI*W. • M THUMAII To enumerate the various etieses te whelp the prestos Week trill be * eiedpeaslll; ebilil be te gestieu- lass& almost mew ' .41/ utteibeld. The Klass, sm. doe the tuition ,of a 1111,1 tr, inner! Otel his lAteurs = , alvidgel by a reference Ili Mich a Treads,. The use youth, and mac of butanes, will_fand ail that as ameresent to . _ ~. ds ds 04 3. Od es Od 41 Od Mrs -4 I • tes - Thomas, C 4 End, :n3rlcerc. acne 4ts •;!e but it i Mao tee a lamest .ant, alter Au-lull. es. .11. oil 800 liGr ter 11. 7. u , wt A at tile 'tuna. 'IV 0414 Acct. est pad) Reed Tavern. of £ne lively Ttit Nobility and Poe& nfe respeatully in formed, that LARDNER'S iltNvlNg, PREPARED CHARCOAL„, "bleb bee erne ,tCd such ('®t to instinct as a Destinies, is teeny diSerent fmaa that abisi Wet Ole math nese his lyte Ilberees Areasurier Lake. M. Larhier lue net only 'lode ceswilesable inteeersement in the *eve preparation rir ice the mist Mahe iota him, bet tweak) prepared B Solution 01 this:cosi, witi7b, from the mg great approastim it has already he Wain himself will continue in be found a valuable se/unifies lo peonsoling she efficacy el th • pawner, and in come". .r.g fetid breath, ike. Lowy but 00 lairthwe's Gel t,iiire P. aid Change', a. d tined* of ,olutinn it signed on the ' s LIAM Liedzier," in his hand: writing; new r Ahem coo be imuitter. Pri ,cot iiiisainas for their we, sees uneethatimis open the inietteksiiag pro, toles of Chimed, act nemany the *'nit peepeedirten flesibabosispallo o f reeelhiagt N. Imieheee leeleVereprielee) Chiming to •glsit Deans and Decleass of York, curlier of Albin', ?menially, sud mull, by bre appointment. by meet Chemins roe Perfume,* tleoughoet the United Kingdom. Mtl6ll CILIPTTAL Minns, Alps r NThauund less ?Mari dna lan guts Lawry. The ineLdnrwn Ticket en tided 16 EN THULTSAND POIStiIDS; An other Capital ?rites am Asst. puRcHASERA of TICKETS awl SHARES will hove Na eeretesiM a übtitining all Ole( 9 0 1 + 1 Pi" Pr t'a , 4t6 Om • Ohre the Derwin saloosvaoris tooth Irvl be ao Am tith of O&ubse 100111 .7 1 b 0 Scil.ar t 41143411 tut Advuoseges of TN y TIP.MIAS IMPI D POD MILD, rot T 01,1tAND POOSD emu, wit THOUSAND POMO) PRIZES. ke. lee. ' To lamer Lotteries of Amble the Number aTtibets. 20,000 Tickets Only, and Na other Si*. Vletry In be Olen this Tim. KRUM No. at roasa. Value of oat*. Total Vela.. 3 • ' 1.60,000 O .. .. 10,000 $ 6 ' 1,000 in ' A OO 26 40 0,100 ~.- .--.. ; WOO Taken Plloo,ouo .11111... m ..•••••••••• !Uwe 4,81 :Awes are on Sale at every Lottery 'Ail. Taker Hall lO 2 0 I Elighth 2ll 6 1 4. ,0 40 . . 5 St 0 2,,tur.nh .... - 1 6 0 a.,, LUNDLE4 Lint atsuciATtota. - a • Patsen!me. JOHN ANSLEY. Esq. and Alderman. \t"...ifs-::a ROPLRY NICHOLAS, Esq. Terisremi. JOHIti PETER HANLEY. Etq and Alderman. JOHN SMITH, Esq• HF.NEsi kIARP,, Esq. rimir, °hie& for which the LON DQN uFg, ASSOCIAT:ON hu been formed, is to ettabl= imineeinn for thi Ammar, se o 4 of Livery ape the o 4 • W hen. heid neinelaphie. Cogitate,* mon" Mlle ' , ft the adtmdseonin mode of Jiviihng amok/ diall be.efihi of their eargemcnis, bass boon. 4 k psomaid, Notedly 'veined. Toe fnuniVion of an 'meet subscribed Capital. which both 4 ltelsi• in and experience I rave to artatribute to tits "wre"..4lnr. town's for the Arturaitee on Lime, while et Erb. the prot.ts de-rowed or the rtkuriag members, has been deliheratey dreitrnd. • foe order, honey., to meet tome, unforte ',,t conts•itency, Bann` die early period of the Instantion, t'und ha, been advanced, in addition to its natural reinUtt4 l 6. t, k . r *ay at hate nut eyne%aist to the Men, and 'ammo , * the crmndence of those who 4113,mi.t its affable. Tim 4 ..oinguishing Principle of the London Life Voseetition the polies sroving from its traeisadt Mk shall be dividod ""g its Members only. dining their Gan lives. Conrinceil of the justness of the pi enemies on *hide 'let Cu ertr es Vended, thi- Directors of the London Life Amonation ". , Internely oar. their lien to a discerning public, as aeording 'trim of 'f itt i ng the Important otneet of lore Aisoranee, " I 't hen personal expenre possible to the Assured, S'hateng M•to' , . , a po=i fret emmtnunity of interest, the situ- Pireetots Mind the beat gsmaidere for the !"* , -t alkali a to plutleotee and ecnn..eas in management; 1 b2ll eftwarteare already j•althei them in contending to at a 1. 4,1..1,0 es.il themselves enunosisey of the edran.a.ct d •oo eh , loovointinn. • of Life Aeon snce in transacted by Ifni 6 - ' w, ant I: !semi ahotort.neet are made to those who, U. tie ~f open Pol•cies at their Orwe 11 4 . •• . 1, 4 Tabaes nf E s t es of I: , stit.ries may he had (Li Nu. Pzur. Lha;:..l Tafel L2ttr •• • 't -4 kit .4 hut. , 7 _ datstpersons receive nweey. instead it &rucks previsions. Ito,' ha deiri" into seven! classes I , shall consider. as the first clan. t hat in tatich the priori& is allhairrei W dla e st extent g namely. FIRST CLAIR Tag ttea's Lunt., The wen osi this list its paid is stoppy.ferifee whale of tkeir allowance of provisions. except only ' , their proportion of peso in imp on banyan days, Wednesdays and Fridays, tibia tie, receive in kied. They me Owed on dlir Nit by the 1140 r... and are rensoyed at their •Wa rectum. or IC case of salatehatvienr. The sieneber to tvkish indslyomr is atesseed 4 no lintopd by ser vi S ciao. bet is entirely at do illecatess of the The rine at "hide *ay are - Err each rewiliee. c s=f 04 geog lg o s Phidkilike6. deed b • trees. plinneile , air l jXber bßilorvilt del taxer Nita. o l44llol lllllllll ha their .111, the Hospital to the centratior. THIRD CLASS. MIN IN ?OA. Melt LEES WANOS. The men in these wards are paid in moneps gift' their weekly allowa ce of hurter and cheese, and far their meat, on three out • t the give meat days is every week ; they are paid for ti.etr previsions at the same rate as the men in the class before men tioned, which they receise from the boiler once a week. YOußTit CLASS. MEN LENT TO Astis r IN {ITT'S() ewe XIS MAJESTY ' S SW PS. .Them men cannct, of course, draw any part of their provisions from ti.e H-...snital; they are vic tualled as tom - ten in as May ty's Navy, tm board the ships teirhkb they are km, and are paid , the Board ' the - of Navy at rate . nine-pence a day ; bet. as an additional encouragement to them, they are allowed by the Hospital the fixed sum of siz peace a-day, in lieu of their provisions, which is paid to them by the Steward. FIFTH CLASS. MM. OR TAILS UST. This class consists of the men to Wham dieser is aftually furnished; these men recites the whole of their provisions in kind, except their allowence of cheese, for vbich they are paid in money by the But; ler, at the rate before meattionad. The article of cheese is only issued to the men under the rare of the Surgeon, and to the men in disgrace. dads 'shed by 'wearing yellow Soots. w ho are always debarred the indulgence of receiving money in Ms. of their Provisiont. SIXTH CLASS. Tar 'mass& The Nurses are mottled to the sine allow-see, of provisions as the Pensioners ; but the whole 4 them are allowed to commute it for money. By a particular order of the Board of Diredlors, the Nurses are allowed for their provisions the fell eves traB prises, and payment is made a die* by its bather. ~sellas • .... k •'--- RICE stx;Eii E. '..--:. 'S. l e di alOr • ' I - " Provisions, and all other articles ssf, essei hi;lhie ..' , consumption, are obtained by coetradts. eatery' . 1 1° i F in consequence of public advirtiikosents. Ink ...' r account of thou now is (oMe 4141 see so the ' „ Aiwa:Wis. The meat is delloopoktl by the Cmitrelior - N4ll morning of every k : meat sky ; it is is miedis 3 . weight ascertained, either bi do Skairast of the Checque, or by a Clot, from their . °Aces. . Many of the Ptiosioiriit halbelioloital z: mimed to have the 09,01 if 6•l4ogip.ll#. sion is hied, or of roofirleg 40ar . .1 4 F 2;i :eis; El w the boki. or certain gam of d This nsessapt xiki •'• ," • tisi-414 adMit. qt.: HlLogrus, 1715: with* . . v , . r .osiorasat of thollaiarsl ..07: . • ' .1 6 _ , , ••••• . at destine. of • - .."... .* .' _ 4 "--. . - . . 'o f t ei. loos% woos4 .tonivi thi int owli sidisi , „i t , ..... ............e. . - - , . 'alioiej t Oa. : , . rullowleg l a s l li ite*. aLlifit - . 4 - , • . • ..* to a remisber: fde.ll4lllllkie illwv.ro , k : , Soadq-1111.,,t Fwd, *vie jtelltior. Ilb. iteelloika•l Caudate et "beast .., ~, 7- at. • .._ , , . Monday...llb , a reed, 11 gm" Of Amp * IN. it 1110f,log • epos of diem. ' • • • _. __ Tosser. 4 lb. et Weak 2 "mast bar, MU Wow*, OVA 4 atoms of .7 %sem W444.,4•y ITV of breed. C **is of bran, I Wanes et* i 4et $ ounces 44 cheese, *Ad Ulf a pint 4 paw. . Thor:day-4lb. of brawl, II newts st beer s u b a liset,'•dir 4 ounce, a Chilli*. , • Frilap 7 llb. of Imes.. Swint a bow, 1 seam et bati• • " nonce. of cisme, sod kW& pie% of ile. Saturday—llb. of bread, I Othi 4 be*, I*. et beat, • ...ire, of ebense. . . Soup is made of thopesse, and broth at the emit - • , eatipersons who now recites nwasey. instead trucks of provisions, may be cliviskil i sewed classes swe shall consielei. ass t h e fi rst class. . . _- dorir +MIL ' " • 4 31 C9P. CIA-Aha t. . 0„... ,..e0 5 5• - TES CIIALIL•Ort L The men horse ea *JO . ' ilat are paid in mem for their daily allowance of cheese, aid fuetheir beta, on the days 's* which they are chalked of ; this mow. • of the Challtoff List isiterived from tkp moiler i s which the i. • ip onve,peolto the siyirthat Art mt`ts? i _ ,„ _____; _ it .lit.elf tbrit.awate SA saleaiue a '-'" - - "1.P ..... thirmather-tormhaltnek • indulgence '" P ; . mit al pew* emir* wish the Butler. ' -f " ' - is wag* him ...soy moesitog hi taw - 4 be. to thiiiiitintiosea, ars ceiling the. =Off if men that MU airtimp . the '. assail quantity id meat received. the . ft:natural tu- ber we to be paced on the Chalk:of L hi- that day ; having made. hi illation . . which ho dint ita such a manner that each may have the indolipons in torn, he notifies it to the mra. by placing a tnar with chalk as i.re tables where :heir messes wnoM otherwise have been placs..l. The ma attea4 at the saline vase, and such as are chalked 7f.r. ho lap- I mtdiately to the Butler's office, where tie.) I eceii, the compeirmation tin their meat for the -lay. alive- • lated at the rate of four-litthi of the pice paid aii 323. us. - I tr. ri I ii as II Ds II 1A II La 56 it d is 44 ........ I. Is 44 I. 64 44. OIL 111. es.b. tact. . 94. . w. sa ea 24 /11 4 Md. • L r dm:... x. tit.. ..••••1•• 1 64 • ...411 Sed4l I' " f. wave*