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-- - 7 _____, e,ge . • . , . V.. WV 4 • • - . ttl' ~.... , t ri i LA ...o, c' a ---) 1 117,14.1 - ),. r 1 i..._ iv:. -• ,-1 ~. _,,,,00PP0P1 • • ' ) :% 4 U \ - .1 Lt) ,* ~.„ , ~- ' l ' i ' r ;); - • — . r . N ... • ' b. .~ 4 I ,•• wive ~p 1; LONDON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1822. Numara 6194. PIIICE 7d. NEW TREATRB ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. IT is most respectfully announced, that, in order to do justice to the impassive and highly-6nished deco. /start of the sew 'strutter,. and to resider it worthy the sm. ' m ese oecessory to in nadertakiag of such extrusive im. p o rt, se well as from the still higher consideration of cos. od e 'subtle accommodation, it is found imperative to post pose I B , c dares days wily) the cosaustmerment of the Season, mid instead of Saturday nest. as originally intended. to open ilw nester oas WEDNESDAY NEXT, October 16, 1622, ohm Its Majesty's Screams will perform Sheridsu's Comedy THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. And the Opentle Farc► of THIL POOR SOLDIER. Tardier yarticalirs, with a yellers! hot a Ibe Coampson vitt be speedily adverthmed. Tits Dawes will ha 'pawed at Half-part Six o'clock; and tk reehorsomeaces costae'« at Serra. Roses 7. ; Seared Price's. 3s. 6d.; Setwerd Price 3 L —Lecyrt Pollan lei aid Price IL—Upper/ Gallery Ix; Seeemareict 1541. Tis Ma aaia will M opeateel-ent ore, the 11th WI. whoa terms um, be loomed on which Fatally Boxes (foe t h e sesosisodatiosa of Pitreles motes late to the Theatre) oil be escerdoed • l'rivate B. had nightly; and also.( Mr. Heokbaaa, of lisailkereet, appointed sole Agree, at the West and of ilia Town, tar the nightly disposal of Pei sate Maas beloagiag to the Lowe of this Theatre. ` THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. r isEveoing, THURSDAY, October 10, will be performed lige Tragedy of VENICE PRESERVED. Doke of Veeice, Mr. Addeo; Nish, Mr. Egerton; Re doing, Mr. Comm ; JaMer, Mr. C. Kesoble • Pierre, Mr. Alibott ; Remark, Mr. Papoose. Relrierrs:, Miss Lao, (true the 'Theatre Royal, Debits, ber Ant appearsine it lasaloo.) Anat. •►kl. for die 4 Ili lima, A PETIT DIVERTISESIENT. by Mr. 111. Albie, M. Goat, Min Carly, and Mita Brea. ask. To which will he added thr Musical Farce of NO SONG, NO SUPPER . Fritkeit*, Mr. Pyrte;hie. Mr. T. P. Cooke (his int sport at this Theatre); Eedleas,llllr. Meadow.. Louisa, Me .1. Scott; Nell,. Mita Greta; Dorothy, Mies Love, Morpretta, Mies M. Tree. Doors to Ipeopered at Malf-paat Six—the Play to begia M Seven. Bonn 7.. ; Second Pelee 3.. ed.—Pit 3., 13d.; Second Price lc—Levier Gallery ta.; &rood Price la.—Upper Gal lery Is.; Stetted Priee ed. Plates for the Boxes to he had of Mr. Brandon, at the Box- Ole*, Hart-sirert, tram Ten sill Four. . _ A Private But say be had foram Season, or Nightly, of Mr. Ikaadua, at she But Oftee. To4oorrow, The Two Gentlemen of Verona—and A Ro limi tor as Oliver. Oa Saturday, The School for &social—awl Forty Thieves. Oa Monday, Sltakspeart's Comedy of Errors—sad Cbei ry sad Fair Star. Os Tuesday. the Opera of Guy Manrering. 0. Wednesday, the Comedy of The Jealous Wife. A ars Serious Melo-drama is is rehearse!, and will be proaseed seat week. LAST WEEK OF THE COMPANY'S PERFORMING THIS SEASON. THRATRR-ROYAL. MAT-MARKET. T HIS Evening, THURSDAY. October 10, will be performed lie Opera a ROB ROY MACGREGOR. Frraelerieb Venial, Mr. Tuesger; Rashhigh OtbeWi der, Mr. Baker; Freewill Osbeldiatorae, Mr. Leoei lee; 0.., Mr. Williams; Copt. Tburnton, Mr. Coveney; Rub ley Mamma , Campbell, Mr. Terry; Couegel, Mr. W. Wed; Ileac Nicol Jerek, Mr. Lisbon. Duma Veraue, La Palma ; Helen Macgregor, Mrs. Juhaston. Mter alai& the Cootie Piece st M ATCH-MAXI NO. Kr. Matebers, Mr. Terry; Col. Rakeiy, Mr. Jones; Capt. Below, Mr. Johnson; ShaMe, Mr. Ozberry. Lady Emily, Mrs. Otaiterley. To emseude with a lanulmble Burlesque, called RUMFUsKIN. Rustleslds, Mr. Seeteetiosus, Mr. Hammond; Riseslto, Mr. °liberty; Couscieuzo, 111 r. Tayleure ; James Mfrs, Mr. W. Met. Griskiada, Mrs. Tsyleure ; Scrub. inch, Mrs. Peeve. '4 .ll l 3s.—Firat Gallery, 2a —Seam! Caller I, h. Tee Doors to be *pelted at Six uTirrek, and the Peiform tarts to Weirs St Seers. Nero for the Boxes to be takes of Mr. Mateinghtto, at tke Theatre, •f whom Private lllotin m. be had, sightly. T.-morrow, The Bells Stratagem—Twelve Precisely— aad The Pour Soldier. Os Saturday , The Way to Keep Ills—aad other Enter tmuoirata. LAST NIGHT MIT THREE. THEATRE ROTA L, - HAYMARKET. i RS. CHAT rEItLEY respectfully an - IV! IMIIIIMII to her Friends sad the Public, that her I RENEFIT will take place TO.MORROW, FRIDAY, Octal*, 11, when will be pet formed (fil ll time dila Keasou) ' fhe Weedy or THE BELLES STILATAGEIII. Dories:met, Mr. C. limbic; Letitia Hardy, Mrs. Chat- Serie, (beim; her first appearance in that character). IN the Ma.querade Sccne, the Minuet de la Creole, by Mrs. Chaileriey and Mr. Gusts; aid, by particular desire, '. We're a' 'addict," by Madame Vestals; and " Duke Ha ...11ea," by Min Paton. After which ( stied here), the comic luterlude of TWELVE PRECISELY. Amelia Wildluse, Mn.s Chatterley. To coaclude • ith the Musical Eutertainmeut of 1 THE POOR SOLDIER. Patrick (A n t time, sad for that soght only), Madame Yearn, ohm has most handsomely eonseuted to give her as sistance ria the oceasloo; Darby, Mr. Liston; and Norab • ,first lime), Men Patois. Tickets sad Places is be had of Sirs. Chatierley, No. Hi, 4 .ett tercet, Shod; mud at the Box-office. A PLAIN SCHEME. %111'IFT 8c Co. hove the sotiohtt:tioo of knowing 07 Lora their Cuireflondrois in the Country, as well as fro. the best information is London, that the Scheme of the Kneel I.o:tery is 'coeval!, approved. It is divested of sill sloe novelties which have distinguished recess Lotteries., tad ism plain sod simple in its construction, that No one esti /ail to undeniand it. The Prizes are all of Sterling Moen, aid we thee arranged, viz. 3 ....of . t 20.000 3 0f.... 2,000 10,000 1 10 1....... ......3,000 50......... 500 Also 20 of .1001. 60 of 2001. sad the usual proportion of smaller Prizes. In Ilse Contract just ended, the lust drawn Money Prize c 'f 2o .ooo/. nod to the Lottery drawn is June last UOTH THI Hioncrt Puma were Sold by SWIFT and Cu. at their old 4 1 , 4 lutionsi o officer, No.ll, Poultry; Cliarisig-Crooo t a d 7l , Akkate Hig h .sweet—Tag Drowior begins Nib THIS Nolvrti. ADELPHI THEATRE, STRANb, PHIS EVENING. THUHSDA Y.October will be performed the erigieel fee-famed lisrledo of TON AND JERKY ; OR, LIFE IN LONDON - • • "Which bras honoured for ninety-Haree seceesslire edglits last season by overllowieg Seders, its triumphant carter fiarisik bran slopped by the neceesery closet' of the house in cola. fa reify to the License. Corieibias Tom, Mr. Wrench; Jerry Hairlhorn, Mr. J.,i. Rep.,; Logic, Mr. Wilkinson ; Jemmy Grern Mr. !Knee ; 'Squire Hairlhorn, Mr. Rucliarhnin; 31`Lisal:, Illr. Div ; Priesellt, Mr. Elliott ; Cribb, Mr. Lee; O'Rooile, Mr. Salter; Tartar (Coratable of the Night), Mr. Daly; Tait mai, Mr. Phillips ; Jack, the Gas Light Man. Mr. Chap mats; Sir Harry Blood, Mr. Dennis; Billy Whirrs, Mr. Paulo; Da•ly Bob, Mr. Wall:worn ; Regular, Mr. Swilk ; Ragged Jerk, M r . Sh aw ; Littl e Jemmy, Mr. Cospe r; Marber, Mr. Ritreeld ; Mr. (Ismer" Mr. W. Reeve.. Prificipal Deocers--Alr. • Si. Albiu, Mr. W. Kirby, sad Alias Simpson. Harleneio, Blamer Mar. trey ; 'leak Blaster Bcllam ; Columbine Miss ativere, Pupils Wrlboure. Kale, Mrs. Baker; Sue, Mrs. Weylelt • • Jaae, Mies Haraserralry ; Mrs. Ta r ta r , Mrs Daly; Mrs. Dee is, lire. Bryan • African Sal, Mr. Sanders. Sports men, Bea gam, 'Watchers, Sac. Sm. ke. by the rest of the Compatay) After which will be perfoesised, fur the 4ob time, se (lithely new Barlett., called THE NEW MARRIAGE ACT; OR, A LESSON FOR LOVERS. Principal Characters—Tobi Con, isqis7re, of Coe. Folly, Mr. Backing ham ; Tommy Cux, hie Soo, Fellow of Broadl oom, Mr. • Wrench; Billy Ckitterling, Mr. Wilkinson; North, germ et to Old COX. Mr. Salter. Min Judge!. Pars lett, Mrs. IA ply; Miu Seusira Simper, Mies Dyer; Sony Chandler, Mr a. Baker. In the coot ae of the Piece will he vocalioed the favourite Aire of "TI e Harmosiono Blacksmith"—" My Laily'o Nag"-- 1 " ady coming to marry me"—and " St. Slide's Belli." Boxes 41.—Pit 2s.—Gallery ls. Doors to bd opened at Six o'Clock, sod the Performance to CuMatinee I t a Quarter before Seven.—Half price at H alf. put Eight. . Doe motive o ill be gives of the first appearance of Mr. Oxberry sod M ma Walpole. Or Friday, Nov ember the Ist, will be published the XXVtb, at .d coneludiag Number, of the BRITISH GALLERY of CONTEM PORARY PORTRAITS; coataisim His to yal Higlsoess the Duke of YORK, Admire,' Sir H S. NEALE, Berl. JOHN WILSON CROKER, Esq. SAMUEL ROGERS, Esq. WILLIA %. SHIELD, Emq. aid GEORGI ROMNEY, Esq. With this Numbs r will be delu ded Title Pages and Cow. teats to complete th a %York. Printed i 'Or T. Cadell, iu the Strand. EAST U JDIA HOUSE, Octane* 9, 1842. THE COURT of DIRECTORS qf the UNITED COlllll 'ANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to Ski• EAST INDIES, do kereby ghee 14 , 694 That the COMMITI 'EE of BUYING and WARE. HOUSES will be ready en receive Proposals Iu writing, seal. ed tip, as or before W. EDNESDAY, the t3d October, lett, from such Permute at. may be willing to supply the Company with BRITISH REF INED SULPHUR; and that the Conditions of the Cvntract may be seen on ap plication to the Clerk of the said Committee, wills whom the P►oposala sum be ten befo re Eleven of the Clock on the said 23(1 day of October, aft. 2 which hour the Committee will not receive may Tender. PETER A USER, kabinet Secretary. EASY INDIA I lOUSE, OCTOIMIL 9, 1822. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAt T INDIES, do hereby sire Notice, That the fond will be firmly to restive Proposals in writing, on or before WETCNESDAY, the 6th November next, for the Hire for a furl her number or Voyaces or each Ships of the Elude. of 1,1011 Tons and uposr.i.s, builders' measurement, as have per formed their contracted number of Sts Voyages in the Cutup ary's Regular Service. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Troika" on she cover, to be severally seal. d up earl left with the Secretary at or before Twelve o'Clocl . at Noon on the said 6th Novem ber next, ►eyond which the Court will Not receive any Tender. PETER AUBER, Assistant Seerelary. The particulars of the 1 'erns sled Conditions under which the Ship. will be engaged fa r the Campsite's Service, may be had oprin application at the Office of the Clerk to the Com mittee of Shipping, ou cm r after Monday next, the 14th instant. EASE IN DIA HOUSE, Eltrronis 9, ISi2. /CIE COURT f DlREcroits of the I UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND, trading to the E AST INDIES, de hereby yire Notkt, That the Court will he ready to moire Proposal, is writing, on or before W:ED?iESDAY, the elth November mat, from the OWNERS of SHIPS of the Burden of 1.800 Tennant! tipwards, bitildere measurement, rpecifying the RATE of FREIGII F as which they may he willing to I.ET sorb SHIP for ON E VOYAGE to CHINA in the Cumpaay's Service. The Tenders, with the words "Ship Tender" ou she cover, to be severally sorted up and left with the Secretory at sir before Twelve o'Clork at Noon on the said fish amber sitzt,after veliteh hour no Tender will be received. PETER AURER, A nt Secretary. The Particular, of the• Terme and Cundiliona upon which the Ships will be engaged for the Cnmp ray's Se, vice, may be hail upon application at she °like ..f the Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, us or after Monday next, the 11th instant. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Esiabhaled by Ruyal Charier in the Reign of Xing George the First. September, 1822. PERSONS. whose Annual Premiums (lue on the 29th Instant, are hereby infurraed, that Receipts sre now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offirts, aver the Royal Eac►asße sad is Pall-mall, as well as by their respective Ajtsts is the several Comities; ■id *be Parties assured are requested to apply fur the Renewal of their Policies me or before the 14th of October next, as the usual Fifteen Days allowed fur Payment, beyond t h e DAM 44 each Policy, will Olen expire. SAMUEL PENNING, Jun. Secretary. •f Attendarmv M given, daily. at the said Offices, for the Amaraate of Bat Wings, Gouda, Merehaudiser, and Mips, is Harbour, is pork, or while buildieg, from Luse or Damage by Fire; mad also fur the Assurauce uf, and graining Annuities me, Lives. N.B.—Fire Policies will be issued free of Expense to the Assured, where the Missal Premium amounts to 61. or upwards. FORMVI TRADE OF THE COUNTRY. [Coreladed fro■ oar Paper of yesterday.) The 'unites pilotage your CuresNiue* Lowe also adverted Sp ; sus itini their recuntweatlation coallhiss itself l• She it. duction of the sespease of Collect «i4/necessarily capswitruesi„ cad the total reduction of it in all * Cedes le whirl) • (ureic* Power shall cameo, and actually extesd to the ikilish ship the 11311114, &downtimes is animals of the country. io respect to the payment of cherges,as are afforded to the active shipping. With respect to the Trinity dues, which are so compli cated and various, it would be desirable that the) should be henceforth consolidated, sod one charge muds wider that brad, fur bouyage, beaming', loadmsnage, ■nd printage. That the rate in future should be established on all British and over-sea us& rs and foreign vessels, on the condition above stated, entering and departing from the port of Lon don, at one penny per ton, according to their registered ton nage ; such duties to he received ■t the Trinity Bosse or Custom House, mud applied according to the tenor of the Charters. Grants, and Acts of Pediment, to the maltase. fiance and repair of buoys and beaeotts, and the surplus to the increase of the charitable funds of the Corporation. Referring to the general slate of the accounts of the Tri nity House, your Committee see no advantage from so large • balance of cash remaining in the hands of the Secretary, front which an annual I profit of 51101. is derived, and there fore submit t►at it should be discontinued ; conceit log the use of public hilauees to be the worst form in which remu neration for public service can be made. And, in addition to the reductions mentioned, they have (artier to recommend, that the accounts of this body, in the same as those of the Irish and Northers Light Commissioners, and Liver pool Light Nooses, Reinstate and Dover Harbour, should, in • detailed manner, be ily laid before Parliament, within sin weeks after lba commencement of each Session. It has been represented to your Committee that great in : convenience and dissatisfaction arises from the variety of rates levied fu► different Lights, and that great advastage would be the conseqrseece of an equal rate, and the charge being the same fur each Light (wit► an 'Airlift°, for the Floating Lights) os all veserelA pepsin them, according to their respective descriptions, making the charge on what are termed over-sea traders, double the charge on coasters and Irish traders; forties vessels to be chargeable at the same rate as over-sea traders, eseept in cases where British ships shall sot, in respect of charges, be placed Epos a foot tag of reciprocity in Ile ports of each countries to which such Whigs vessels may revretively belong; in which the charge on the foreign ship to be double is manual of that ow the British. That the charges un all over.sea traders foe Light Duties shall in future be one farthing per ton, and ma coasters arid Irish traders one eighth a* peony per ton, be- Mg a dismosetioa of fall sac half of the present rates; arid that the ships importing coals and calm from Wales should be is this erspeet pot on the lame footsug as them importing them from the ports of Northumberland and Durham. The expenses of maintaining the Floating Lights being particularly heavy, your Committee propose that an extra charge of one farthing per ton should be made upon all Bri tish over-sea trailers and foreign vessel* passing the same, the latter subject to the conditions berme expressed; and no char;:c fur Light Duties in any rase to be made, either prospectively or relF"P"livelYs but cookie , to the lar voyage either oat or home is which the vessel may be engaged. A calculation of the receipt, according to that principle, his hem made, to which has been added, a statenseut of the view arcordeug to which your Committee recommend the whole of the receipt, disbursement, and expeuiliture of the Corporation of the Ti inity Ileum, should in future be regu lated ; *abject at all times to future revision, when the cha ritable disbursement shall have been reduced in the manner hereinafter proposed, within the amount of the fonds di rected by the authority either of Acts or Charters, to be ap. phi ci to sorb disbursements. The calculation a n nexed to this Report has Bern made upon such a scale as to •frurd ample means for the ossintenance of the Lights; leaving sash a surplus as would nut cooly be sufficient to satisfy the preeent amount of charitable appropriation, but providing • liberal fund for the various estahlialiment• under the TrititlY House, soil the contingencies belougiug to them, as well as a fair remuneration for the various services of assuagement and supervision performed by the 'Klieg elder brethren, and the ...likens of the Corporation. It proceeds on the suppo sition, that she vaeaucies occasioned by death among the pensioners dependant us these charities shall nut be filled up, until the demands fur them me reduced within the amount of the produce of duties strictly appl'eable to the relief of poor manacle, Ste. lacing about MOO/. per annum, arid that the surplus fund shall be allowed progressively to increase, until it shall have attained arch an amount as may affusd to the public • farther reduction of the Light Dues, and other Dues now payable to the Corporation, soul assist them in the means of !birdliming the interests of individuals in the private Lights, soil is the lienefieial leases which have beim granted by the Corporation, by which •Il the Light eetalsislilkenta might be eventually brought under the ow auJ management of the Curputatiou of the Trinity Home. Your Committee will now submit to the Howie the rata 'alio& they hare made, showing the probable amount of Light Duties at a reilec.d rate; the permanent as well as estimated imewase of the Corporation, according to the docu ments returned to them, together with the best estimate they can ("nu of she rharg.s and expenditure attending the main tenance of the Lights sailer their snsaagemeat ; the pro vision for the establishment, and the charities which their forecasts have supported. The Amount of Tonnage which has pooled the Lights hereafter described, smite the immediate usaaagemeal of the Trinity Corporation, according is. as official Return, delivered 30th M■y, 18r1, fur tbe year 1821, vig,— . _ Flambee', Spurs Well, Foyk ft' ens, Hai.lyre', Lowe s t o , Soak, Galloper, Goodwin, Owes., Neelllea, Po, (land, Cu. ken', ' Lezerol, Stilly, Milford, Lowly, Bardrey, South St ark, .u J she None, - • Tuns. t. a. d. Over-on, British Tontine - 13.943.„:33.3 Ditto • romp ditto - 2,928,570 15,973,9'13 at oar farthing imr 'fur, is 16,618 6 8 Confers - 83.197,935 Tons. lisbli 3,1119,159 27,187,211 at half I farthing per Tan, a 14,180 0 0 Produce of the Kral Light Hoare. of Rklr. ford, Air, and St are, after deducting the cm roses of the maintenance, nut 'winding commission, fur the jeer 1881, as per Mate. meat delivered in - 380 0 0 Arnow's of Tensaw of Vessels which have pissed the Flanging Lights Airfoil the ' )e As. 1521 (qui including Collie's our Cosatero, whit+ e.e to be exempt howl the folluwtog extra char`.), British. Foreign, Tom. Too.. porn Floating Light - 12.745 38 994 Well . 324,538 • 114,767 Illaisbro' - - 338,307 132,096 Lowestoft - n 343,133 134 392 Sorb and Galloper - 380.741 138,202 Goodwill - . 1.057,404 166 059 Owen - - 1,059,653 199,761 Note .' - 645,975 93.621 --- British 4,173,787 - 4,173,787 1,026,620 Foreign - 1,026,810 1,111 - 5301,587 Tons. at one fatiblog, is - 5,417 15 -.- 30,570 I II Dednet.Coarailasiao se lie teNretiaa, lee pre cent., allow iiirr for exiraordinary exproses of rullreliou at snare Purls beyond sobers, on 18,118/. - 5914 8 0 Lad 21 per crag. tro the residue 457 4 0 1,371 IS 0 35,204 9 ' OTHER SOURCES OF INCOME. Permanent Income of the Coe. "oration derived front Rentals and Capital Stuck, amounting to about - £lO,OOO 0 Net Produce of Belaatage, the 1,000/. appropriated to Chari table purifies being allowed for \reeler: er - 3,000 0 Net pruduce ig the Trinity duties on British sad Poieiga ships, takes at as average of the last five years aceordiag to the ac_ coasts rendered - 8 , 000 0 0 Net receipt of betoys tad bes. cone is Yariaisath, Tees, sad sad Exeter, as per account rendered . - 1,700 0 0 Assail rental of six leased Lighthouses - 0 0 Interest on Capital Stock funded, arising from sib phis pilotage', under the Std Geo. 111. about 9,500 0 0 Animist of fees ander the sense Act, for renewing the licenses of Trinity Pilots is Landow - • 1,100 0 0 Profits upon boating balances of cash of the Corporation, bi• therto enjoyed as a perquisite by the Secretary - SOO 0 0 26,098 0 0 Total locoing - 62,132 8 8 CHARGE. Mainlessee, of tOLight ertehllishments, Barthey Set secluded, which was osly exhibited in December last; cal entered wit► reference loan improved eyAesn sf malostesanee, and proper ecoeomy its the disbursements, ac cording to a comparative estimate, framed upon the priaciple of the eusiut of the Scotch Lights, the average expense of which is 650/. sash; takiiig, therefore, the 20 Lights at the same rate of allunance, will he 13,000 Allowance for extraurdinary espouse of maintaining the Edystune . 560 Extra allowaere for Ike meant nine Roane, Lights, iat 3501. each - 3,150 This total allowance for t►e =aisle. nonce of the Lights under the Tri nity Corporation (except Bards?, sod she four local light. of St. Bee., Air, Usk, sad Bideford), beteg WV. 10s. for ac► Light establish. suers - - 16,850 Allowance to the Elder Brethren of the Trinity Hone., as Salaries, viz. Deputy Master - - £5OO Twenty Acting Elder Brethren, at 3001. each - 6,000 Extra Allnwasee Is eac► of the Chairmen, for the time ►wine, of the Commillees,•ix at 1011/. eac► - . 500 Expense of Establishment wpm Tower Hill, including Serre. tory sad Clerk. Salaries, Hutch. epiag,lllll4 verities Com. tiagericies . - 3,000 Allowance fur the Trinity Yacht, as per ►lr. Court's evideore, expense per annum 750 Allowasee for carrying the Pilot Act into execution in Loudon aid Graveszod 200 - 10,950 Anisouet of Charimble Appropri. otiose, Pension., Allowsnces, Red Craton ies, as per Account rendered . . 30,354 Amount of Pepsins. sod awes to Beil.4llllllPlll, their Wives, Widows, Children, and Orphans . . 1,000 Allowance for umlaut Repairs of Almshouses . 1,000 - 32,354 50,054 0 0 Surplus Income beyond Expenditure - 2,170 it To be added, Amount of Extra Cowiributieme fur Lirlet Duties by Fercigu Ships, .abject to a reduc tion, as sows as the Countries la which sorts Ships shall respectively belong shall place B b Ship. is their Purl. upon a fueling of reciprocity is regard to charges or the same. Female tonnage is 1821, which pawed the Tone, f. a. Lights - 2,928,740, at 3,050 0 Duo, Floating. Lights - 1,028,820 O. 1,072 10 . - 4,022 10 0 1141 the Amount of the estimated Inutile on Bordsry Light, which was Iwo eishibite4 in December, 1821, calculated with refertnee to the homage which hes posited tb. South Stack Light to 1821, cud allowing 850 i. for • it. illesialesalite, upon the I.ko and acme priuriple as the other Lights - 080 0 0 Allow fur the Commission on the Private Lights nod other Dues, rec. rwoeuded to he in lutare collected at the Trinity House 700 0 0 Yielding a surplus, according to the estimate upon reduction of rates 0,900 19 iril.2 —The 4,01// We. cannot be considered a• perm. semi, b. it% subjeet to a icductiva if furrigs iftweirie• Owe Braid sbies of the same Gotiog sill' theii owe. The outwits of charitable appropriations, under the au thority of the Acts, Patrols, and Grows and Charters, stay Amount, aceurdiug to the receipt, calculated by the Returns of 1021, to about 10,000/. per animas, which, as will begets, Ist year rest-hell the large sum of 322611. From the appropiation of 1113,9001. must be dedneled • proportisa of tl. expellee of the establohniest of the Trinity House, bring • charge opal the receirorbich, estimated at one-thud of the sum allowed for t►e 'aisle establishment on .hat accusal, would be 3,04)01., and deducted from the 10,000 f., lepers the amount of speaks' charitable appropria. Bun about 13,0001. per annum. ii to priapism' that the presets. assasal ofeharitable tint. inisiesnent, exceeding by one-half what stay be considered s applicable under eitydistiset Bribe/ay to but purpose, shall but be increased, bat be suhject to a progressive reductioe, until the misount shall have bees brought within the amorat eroded to he collected sell applied modes the several Char ters, Acts, and Groats above refevied le, wad each reduction shall he progressively effected according to the redaction to the nnstb.retf the present atmuitsats and pessioners, is the coarse of nature takes plate : hence it will follow, that the remaining 16,354?, exclusive of the surplus receipts be yond the expeedsture, according to the estimate made, wilt become a fund available to such perpows, as may be here after cousidered beneficial to the shipping interests of Ws country ; the most desirable of these appears to your Com mittee, to be the purchase of the interests of individuals is the private and leaped light,, and the placing of them under the management of We Trinity Corporation, a uwasnee essen tial to the establishment of a general warm of rates, and the equal redact los of the light den, both on British aad Foreign shipping, to We stunner suggested to the former part of the Report. Feeling ibis, and adverting to the amount of the sairplus funds now in the puainaion of the Corps:kr-altos, aris ing partly from the collection for lights, sad partly frost the surplus pilotage, they are of opinion that a propaition of this accumulation might be awfully applied, as opportunities oc cur, to the purpose above stated, which they strongly reefs,. steed. These purchases, as well as other applications, to bs made with the approbstios of the Privy Council. It is proposed that the whole of the light aad other duties, Ramsgate and Dover Harbour dues, which shall be payable is London, be received by the Trinity Corporation at the* office on Tower-hill, and that ti per cent. should be allowed for the collection, of shirk !bey will have the advantage, sod which most be taken Situ the accouut ; its additiou to this it is remarked, that in the opinion of many of the witnesses who have been examined, the diminution of the light duties •aJ discentisosace of the present mode of charge, will have than of of considerably increasing She number of foreign we,- eels resorting to our ports, by which these receipts will be further itegmented. The amount of reduction proposed in the chsrce for hol iest to Foreiga ships, which it is proposed shall be toads equal with that on British ships, sway be compensated by the redaction is the expense of the establishment, as esteemed by the Committee. The whole osanageseut of the billattsge is under • separate deportment, and regulated by a parti cular Act of Parliament. RAMSGATE HARBOUR. • Your Committee neat directed their iTsquiry to Ramagatia Harbour, earl the does collected fur support of it, whirls are of an amount sufficient to press heavily epos the shipping sad eemonerce el the country; and which bare been • cause of actions complaint on the part of British and Foreign ship- owners, nor, I• the opinion of your Committee, without jos:. tiers The charge is namle on all ships, above • °emits seet• nage, that nosy pass, whether to the east or west side of the Sand, altlsongh matey by their size and draught of eater are precluded front entering the harbour; and a practice hart prevailed in regard to Foreigim ships, of exacting • payment upon ships capable of entering, at a rate arnomitiag to doable that on British ships of the same description, and upon those which are unable to enter, about 400/. per cent. more, both prospeetimly and retrospectively. The management of Ramagate Harbour has, by several Acts of Parliament (continued mid enlarged by the Sath George 111. c. 74), het n placed ueder Trustees, from whom a Committee°, Direction is chosen, ermsiating of the Chairman and Deputy Chairmen for the time being, with the aJditiou of the Depot y Master a the Trinity House; these are elected by ballot, at a general meeting of the Trustees annually held; 3001. are taken an nually from the foods, aad divided amongst the members of the Committee, by whom the business I. dose. The Trotters hold as alma, misting at Ramagate, where a building fur that purpose has been erected. In London a boase is also provided for the monthly meet ings of the Committee, where a permanent establishment is kept up. The rates established by Act of Parliament are, opus British ships passing the harbour, three peace per tun, it ender 300 toes; one peesy per ton, if above 300 tons; sod, if laden, the owners are authorised by the Act to rec►ive the ansimet payable for the voyage from the proprietors of the cargo. The rates upon Foreign vesicle, whether pa..iag to the eastward or to the westward of the Goodwin Saud, mrc sixpence per ion, if sailer 300 lona ; and fuer pence per toil, if above 300 tone; which dues have been, till lately, col lected from Foreign Irene!. passing from foreign port to foreign port, prospectively and retrospectively. Bet since the subject has been under inquiry, your Committee have been infinmed, that orders have been given for Ibis practice to be discontinued, which they mention with satisfaction, (nine having regime to believe that a subject of great dim,- listectioe will thereby be removed. Uncles the Act of the 3td George 111. c. 74, end 3 7th George 111. c. 86, nesters of Fort ifs ships arriving with cargoes for a British port, are authorised to reimburse themselves from the consignee or proprietor. The rates pay. able ender that Act were three-pence per len ; but the Act of 5S George 111., which augmented the rate to sixpence per too, is silent as to the recovery front the owners of the cargo ; so that the rale by that Act is raised 100 per cent., and the right of reimbursement from the cargo no lumps expressly continued. By the same Art the Moslem bass • discretionary power of lowering the sate., and the monks collected are directed to be applied towards ealsrgiog, build ing, finishing, maintaining, supporting, and improving the harbour, and in defrayisg all other expenses which shall be incurred in carrying the Act into execatici. Your Committee have already adverted to the exaction of • duly from morels fur the support of the harbour, which, under no cucuosatances, they are capable of entering. The preamble to sue of the Acta before mentioned amigos, as the reason fur imposing • rate epos vessels of this sle• seriptio•, that, as the harbour provides steelier for small vessels, it will have the effect of •fforeliog more room for ships to ride in the Demos ; and it csamot be denied, that to a certain extent, thee benefit is derived from it ; whew • gale of wind sets in from the south-west, sad es of say cues timeline., the member of chips which collect in the Downs is said to be occasionally very great, mid at certain mamma becomes such as to reader the anehorage unsafe. In such cases vessels of a moderate Mae seek shelter in Rams gate Harbour, mid so far the larger ships receive 'diluting*. Bet whatever the advantages may be, they do net appear Si. your Committee equivalent to she heavy bordive metalled upon the shipping by which they are purchased ; and therefore submit to the roasiderstion of the Horse theory*- , ideescy of discontinuing the rate open all ships Ismail Hai Menage which the harbour is capable of admitting, %astral., o(300 toss and upwards, the amount of rates on chick eeriest:op the return for the year 1820, is about 11,154121. pee seetite. The imposition of • duty, to which Om. Art hos subjected all ships Oat, en the course of mmigation tomb foreign port to foreigo port, must oil/soot/ably pees aegis gate, bet,-do sot •sbroaeli it , ofieettrer possum to the east ward or the westward of Giseelitio awe* is wavy 'elospelos. Able. 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