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JA. eve Lotils and others Cornmissioutra for inanattinr; the Affairs of Ilte 'Loyal Hospital - Chelsea, to give Notice, that all Out-Itensianers belonging to th.e.4tild Haapitral, residing in - London, or,within the DiArict of tlie kilts of Mortality, are rctpttrcti to appear persuitally anti reAimentally with 'then Instrthtlions Cert,ticat.!s of Atitnission, at the Secre. tar 's Mice -its the said Hospital,, on the respetlive days, and in tlicie-dillerent classes, accotding to their several rates, of pension, as • undermentioned, wilco 'attendance will . be given trout nine k. in 'the morning until three in the afternoon, for the payment of halt' a' ye.A's Pcnsiori ad. Yiince to chi 41M is next. Oh SITLIIDAY, the. 10th of J • Tile l'enleiters at bd. per ddi from the tiikrent . merits oi - Cavalry foot Guards, ist.Regiment cal Foot, with the remaining,Regituents or Corps. ' • on MONDAY, the r/th of July, • Those t gd p r day, front the several Regiments or Corps abovetneutioned. 11 iJJ 1 ) , X r AY! E NT. • • THE QUEEN'S WAKE, -- This Day . was pnbli_sh( d, • • Elegantly printed in Svo. (the 24 Edition), price Its. hoards, THE QUEEN's WAKE; n Legendary Poem. By JAMES HOGG, the Ettrielt Shepherd. Printed. for Longman, HUrat„ Rees, :Orme, nail Brown, Paternoster - -row and at the Di itiih Gallery, New Bond st'reet, Lohdon ; and; G. Goldie, Edinburgh. • . HOUn OF PEERS,'huißsrwt, JULY' S. "rills My was published, In Two Volumes, iv°. price 11. 4s. in boards, HL POSTHUMOUS DRAMATIC WORKS A. of the late RICHARD, CUMBERLAND, Esq, Printed for G.'and W. Niaol, Booksellers to his Majesty, Pall-Mall; where Subsci ibers are entreated to send for their Books. ies:l 0 3 I re- OFFICE OF ORDN.-I.NCE, Juni .28,1. W. .T ft I?, PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His mii- JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That NP G Ialx Will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or ~/ore Monday, the 12th Day of July next from such Per kat as may be willing to undertake the Supply of UN 'SEED 'OIL and TURPENTINE, for Service 'll. this. Depart-. Kent, for a period of Three Years, determinable at the ex piration of One Year, at the option of either Party. Samples of the 4rticles may be viewed, upon application at the principal Storeheeper's Office in the Tower; am! it is iapected that all 'fenders do express one price only for the Oil, whether requited in the raw or boiled stale. Further Particulars, together with the 7'erms and Condi tions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall -Mall aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered,. seal ed "Nand indorsed " Proposal* for Oil and Turpentine;" but n° P r°P°4lll can be admitted after the said 12th•day of July, et 19: o'clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Zokler be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in kis behalf, shall attend. By order of the Board, R. H. CREff', Sec. BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. T I PS GALLERY is opened for an Assem ')la(ze ef tl • W of S' • J OSHUA REYNOLDS, . t h ,„,Lw ,l l he Exhibited till Saturday, the 14th of August, am in the Morning till rive in the ,Afternoon. • Atlinitt;wee is.—Catalogues ls. tlrdes, VALENTINE GREEN, A.R.A. Keepcsr. ~ ~~ e . tit be WANTS a SITUATION, as PORTER, ay G ARDENER, a YOUNG MAN about twenty-five I can be well recommended from his last pr -S ate, ,Addres to J. Hall, at Mr. Fisher's, No. 59., Warientreet,.. F itzroy.squ are. i t N ,; ll . Ile W ou ld w illi ng l y l oo k after a Horse; or wait at `"'"!, 84 e. and endeavour to be useful to his EmplLT:r. • HE SALE of the MANOR of TRUTTOX rq LL and LANDS in WITHAM FRIARY, intended. have taken place on the 15th of July inst. is again una voidably p os t pone d t i l l FRIDAY, the 13th of Augnst, l'anienlars arc preparing and may he had, Three weeks: rier t o the sole, .of Messrs. Tennant . and Uarrbon, Gray's "a, London; or.of James Bradford, Esq.Swindon, Vs lta. ... ii, EY'rON, Stockbroker, the Second House ,i. i i , cori,hiu, and 18, Coventry-street, is happy to announce to any Friends and the Public at large the CORl tneneemen - a new Lottery, of only 12,000 Tickets, to he. gin Drawing Septeinner 17th, containing Prizes of .L. 20,000, £.10,000, &c. &c; and.noPrize less than LAO, an arrange- mint whi:li he hopes wiU meet the wishes of every Lottery ANentnrer. ....i, It'is with mu c h pl easure EYTON is enabled to add, that 'it e billowing Capital Prizes, v . z.:— ~ 1sio: 1 ti;fs2*, - a Prize of 1A0,601 . . . ' 6,848, a Prize of L. 500 6,922, a Prize of . 1.300 ' • . , . 248, a Prize of 1.200 brawn the last Day in the Lottery just finished, were all s hared and sold at his truly fortunate Establiiliments .in tornhill and Coventry -street where he respectf u lly i nv i tes 41 $ Fri en d s to partake of the Favours of Fortune, which he t " t endsdistributintth e 17th of. September. --- 11111, 'Y CHEAP JAPAN AND WINDSOR CHAIR MA ' ta iI'ACTORY, No. 49, City-road, Finsbury-square, op l)ositc the Brew-boase. INGR., re9eetfully informs his Friends • foul the Public in genera) that they may sit Litt. Japanned, Windsor, and Dyed Chairs, ConelieS . , be supplied c Ur , Garden awl Rristie'Seats, Flower StandS, Bedstinh, e ver b ",c' 3 , Be,i Furniture;. Feather Bedi, .lattresset, , t, 1,111(1 for Article in the Furni‘iiiing line, lower than at any lac , or \Taro... ,London, for Ready Money • 01.6'N:hams, Captains, Hotels, Taverns, and Innkeepers and u, retini.ing great quantity of Chairs at a short. native, ,hia,yt'e supplied J. I's Rlttory, aS great Assortments are al of preparation ready for the public de ,; .0 I.IOC SUNOW(I. • 1.10. t: lOf SECOND-HAND HOUSEHOLD i •FURNI , • ,tk1,,, 1 : 41 (1 all description of GOODS every:l'hituday, at 12 ' ht the Sale Itotiiits, in Tabernacle-walk, when the 4 litv rely on every attention being paid them either in ni s G intended for the Sale must be sent in by Tn4day eve- Alen, . 4 1t txtments . genteelly furnished for single .ocntle;- NOTICE TO , THE , PUBL I C. tivro:is and CO. of tite BRITISH PAINT i # , , ANUPAcToItY, 41, LONDON WAIL, . most rhe pectfolly inform the PUBLIC, that they have taken t o k'' latvly occupied by Messrs. Travers and Esdail n e, ;'l. Igar Rakers, No. tii, QUEEN-STREET, CI IEAPS , I , DE,_ . ,,.. 11c.,cli plaee luny lie 416, - "" I COLOURS', at the WHOLESALE PRICES, FOR P . ll.7 N "P ; E L‘liik a ß i l d ,P, wi p , A , , ,, N , ,..: . CHEAP, 'DURABLE, " 4 IM 41inlr.,,,t1Vi:eather lloarding, Stusccoed Fronts, Out-buildings, ;o 'f s `l'''',' l : ' ib.lllg ii ' viN c ii * il l e r c ° -; r n e ° : l : B e s r°l o l s u it; l : r t in tl i te ;i . n sa se rt e to d p ° ri i c t :l f as rir, h i ::: : ,__ e • ; 1 right Olive Green, 1 12s . . ) 111 1 . 1 el e vt. s " os i , h1 ; r li k l ° ae li ;, ° l, Gl V r l e li e t n e, ,Yrallow, Stone and i, e, 50 5.; Red, 408. nd 111 Lead Colour's, 564. ' er cwt. each ; Cho" - re pare Oi l Qs p er Gaiton . ; . .a ___,,, • d to thin them for use, st , 1 ,, Gage nuine White Lead, sti's. per cwt.; TV.rPe" - pittuti,enseasapdeCrtonloottris, sa! 11 4 ,4, 1 . 8 . Per ; Linieid Oil, ss. ad. per Gall. ; Pait . it l e is rs: a e‘ t iery kind, dr4 or prepared fin 6 c 4 tai 4s Od d c'.. . per9all• ; Fine a C i l l i o a i t i n . ber, ss. d. z , s , „.. ,) • •an —onunon Oil, 4s. per t elt . ine Impenetrable Paints ar - a ny . n,,, toa. 4, pobsets .great durability, and will stand' in hott t e very hatulso . me in a s ?- ipp,it:iy are turd in the manner of other Paints, awl . e, 'z'aii l ,..' 'e to the getkeral purposes of Useful :.itid Ornamental. , fq,.. ------_,,. ---r - ---- ... NEW MUS/C. AL BriAZ.EN BUST "'a' ',O - v„,, 11. (~, Mein Marna, performed at the Theatre Royal, ( 11 11-4rde.n. c °' 2, , t •• 1 1 arranged for the Piano Forte, ~ 1, uo . n . lop. p r i ce G s , y . It. ~,,,,... 1 n,cf ant A , uTIcY } lies on Sportive Wings;" sung with the greatest IRobation by'?“.r. Ppps, at Drury Lane Theatre, in tbe •1 3 " r • " Font:l4lbl • • I ." itten and composed by J, Parry. rte s is. 6d. , eau , Writ ten Til e following. pieces , com - posetu, by Stevenson, Sir J. cc Pre p Doe. itx % ji n n ", Sr 'Nymphs N a l :Pare!" the - much admired Trio, e N./ pera,(ii .4 p Nche ',. mi ce es, 641. " The Cy pres W :'.. uy." p • • .s i eath ;" And „nee 11,3. from the celebrated Poem's Itoke . No i‘ lie ,.- a D ale ;" from Ditto. Price Qs. Ai r *, • c'i " Les Petits Bijoux," cont3inlnt; 4, °' " The Thurit`;" arran ged as a Rondo ; with . inilntro the celebrated il,„et"Y Moionent Ily JD; Brice . 1 c,07.„?-4911„: Publi sited - biGo a ill Y ding,'.D'Almaine, P o t t er , a n d stret\°ll7,,,S. oho-square, London; and No. 7, Webtinoretaud uottt. This Day was published, In Crown Octavo, illukteated with tt Portrait of the Author, Price; lit boards, ►as.£d,: • • • MEMOIRS Cirt e Twci &ion . of KING CHARIXS I. By SIR THOMAS HERBERT, Groom of the Chambers to hii Majesty. To which is added, A Particular Account of the FUNERALof His MAJESTY, • in a Letter from Sir Thomas Herbert to Sir William Dugdale, Printed for G. - and W. Nicol, I3ockselleis to his Majesty, Pall-Mall ;. by W. Buttner and Co. Clereland-row,St.Jatoces. This Daywas published, in'rwo large Velum's, 4to. price 51153. in boards, ATOPOG RA PH I CAL DICTIONARY of SCOTLAND, and of the ISLANDS in the I3RITISH SEAS ; Ficing a Coutinuation of the Tov4rapliy of the United. Kingdom of Great Britain and Leland. By NICHOLAS ..7ARIASLE, Fellow and Secretary of the society of Antiittaries of Landon, • • and Assistant Librarian to his,Najesty.. Printed for n.'and W. - Nicol, Booksellers to his Majesty, Pall Mall; and Bell and Bradfute, Booksellers, Edinburgh. Where may be had, by the same Author, , The Topogtophy of , England, two vOls, 4to. ; the Topogra phy ,of N% ales, 4t0.; and the Tol,ography Of lreland, forming altogether a complete Body of theropo4raphy of the whole British Empire in Europe, alphabetically arranged, and comprised in six uniform volumes, •ito. SPA-BATHING. ••. This Day was publiShed, price ts. VORACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the USE and ABUSE of COLD and WARM SEA-BATHING, in various Dishses; particularly' in Scrofulous and Gouty Cases. 'By JOHN GIBNEY,. M.D. Resident Physician at Brighton. Sold by Underwood, 32, Fleet-street ; Callow, Crown court, Soho Choat, Walk er , an d Donaldson, Brighton ; and Gilbert and H o d ges , Dublin. This Day Was published, In Four Volu mes , limo. price 225. . . ANA NSELAI O ; 9 r, the DAY of TIIIAI4. - 111 - ,By Miss HILL. - Printed 'kr A . - K.4s;tevivrinn and A.:o. Leutilanball-WeeL; and sold by J. Cumming, Dublin ; and Oliver and iloyd, Eliit3- burgh. The following- wiltitlinrtly irvear : The Modern Calypso; or, a WitloW ( s Uptivation, 4 vols. • Courtly Annals; or, Independence the true Nobility, 4 vols. Read;and giveit a Name, by Mr'. Llewellyn, 4 vols. 'lope, or Judge without Prejudice, by Miriam Malden, 4 vols. • Sir Gilbert Easterling, by J. N. Brewer, 4 vols. Conscience, by Mrs. Nleclie,: 4 VOIS, • Madeline, by Louisa S. Stanhope, 4 Val. This Day were published, price is. Gd. TIURTHER OBSERVATION'S 6tt the CREASE "of POPULATION and HIGH PRICE of GRAIN, being itu Appendix to Re(lections 00 the p.)• , ii)le Existence, and supposed Expedience, of .National Rank ruptty. By PETER RICHARD HOARE, Esq. - • . Printed for T. Cadell and W. Darieg, Stitand i and .1. liatchard, Piccadilly. . . . • : Of whom way be be,l, by the• some Author, 1. ttefleetioos on the ros,i,ite Esi , tence and supposed Expe• thence of National•Bankruptey. Priu , . , ;!s. (hi. 2. An ExatninatiOn of Sir J. Sinclairli3Obgervationian the Report of the Bullion Couimittee, tro. . Price 4s. • This Day was•published, Elegantly printed in .Pocket V(.ltotx, price Gs. in boards, a New Edition of ' . • AN INQUIRY into the DUTIES of the FE . I',IALE S.EX. By THOMAS GISBORNE. A. M. ,Printed fur T. Cad ,11, and W. Davies, itt the Strand. Of 1% him may be bad, 1. The same Worh, handsomely printed in one Volume, octavo, price ss. in boards,; and in duodecimo, price 3s. 6d. in hoards. e. An Inquiry into the Duties of Men in the higher and middle Classes of Society in. Great Britain ' resulting' front their respective ,Stations, Professions; and Eta pWYMentS. — The Sixth Edition, in two large Volumes, octavo, price 18s. in boards. • • Also, new Editioirs of all Mr. Gisborne's other Worlis. FOR SCHOOLS. This Day were published, price 54. in boards, THE ELEMENTS of ENGLISH GRAM MAR; with numerous Exerckeif Questions for E.x. =illations; and IS for the itsj of the advanced Student I y the Rey, W. ALLEN. Sold by Lackingtoli athleo.; W. Pinnock and Co.; Winton, and other Pooksellers. h i addition to the general principles of Grammar, much use ful and entertaining information, respecting style 9nd will be found in the latter part of thi , 4 r t ni i i Pt t t t e i h u Chpaper and more contprehrailve than Nlntrity's, a it, doubt not, will meet the elcouragement of Teacherv i andmf Parents who educate their own Children."—Neptune Literary Review, 4an. tt, 1813. F o r a Wore C 0. 0 0 04 aCCOUnt of this Grammar, atee the New Review, Speedily will be published, N AS'FRA(. , I of the ANNUAL RI POI and COititESPONDENCE of the SOCIETY for PRO NIOTING CI-111.1;;TLI.N KNOWLEDGE, from the Com mem:o - of its Coritn:xitist with the Last India Missions, A. D. 1709, to the present Day ; t .gether with the Charges de livered to Nothe i f tho Mi , .ionaries, at different lierit,d,, nit their departure toy tlicir several 'Missions. Publisliad by Direction of the Iloaril of the Society for'pre tuoting Christian Knowledge. Evidence, lewillitppeer that the • p their Society itt f(11)rli promoting i o n t 171 C it r i i s s t t I I n " - dies with c,onsideral;le sneeess, with many tUI{OIIS o the good este,mo ar kty em p r t. o f Clio natives, and with unearied te ,linionies of nnifcrriit .good conduct from the. Government in India. Printed for F. C• and J. itirington, No. 62. Paul's Church yard,' D o olaellers . to the . Society for' - Promoting Chtistian Knowedge. On UT.SDAY, the lath of July, Those at ts. rr day, trout the dittioent Re,s,intents of Ca valry, Foot Guard, the cat Reg:it - tent of loaf it) 60 ScAtc inclusive. - Ott WEI,iSESDAY, the..l4th of July. Those at is. pOr day from the .51st Regiment of rootovith all the rvinaitting, Regimentslor Corps ; also the. Penstoners In)nlanY Refitment or Corps at is. opt. aud is.,td. per day, On.TI-lURSDAY, the 16th of July, The Pensioners at ts. thd. is. 2d. is. 24t.1. and is. 3d. per day. On FRIDAY, the 16111-of July, Those at is ead. per day, with these at ths-different rates :o la. ed. pep day On 'SATURDAY, the 17th of July, • Those at is. q(d to 2S.'t lid. per day inclusive. • : On MONDAY, the leth of July, The Pensioners host tl:e Militia, at id. per day, with the Private Gentteinen who receive Annuities from the laie ist and ad Trpops,ef tiot se Giants, also thoae • Pensioners front the several Reitiatents wler have been adirAtted on account of blindness, whether at ts. per day or upwards, ,when the I lespital - S urgeons will attend, tot the purpose of examining all such. Meal, anti report to the next Board upon any of them who may appear to be recovered or improved in their sight. . the pat rent of whose Pension is then to be suspended till the turtle:Folderol the board. And that 411 Out: Pensienera , belnngin , to' the-said hospi tal, who live in hpgtand beyond the lelatriet ot the 13111 a at Mortality, anti those in Scotland and I (eland, are he rah). required and commanded, alter the aath of DeCember, next, after every succeeding 24th iii lone and veil' of De. eenmer, until farther nidere, to apply to one of his Majes, ty's justices of the Peace in the neighbourhood Whet e they reside, and make the following affidavit, which the eairl giatrate for the County, City, Borough, or Riding, before whom the Pensioner 'appears, will sign and 'date, came before rue, one of his " Majesty's justices of the Peace for the County of ' • and made Oath that lie waS ad " milted an Out-pensioner of Chelsea hospital, on the " day of , 'ma (or t 8 ) front the Reeitnem of , Commanded by ; was then aged aboet " served in the aany yeers, was discharged for " and that he is no otherwise provided for by thc , Pt.)ll6, but as a, Pensioner of the said hospital, at per Day, (ex. " cept his pay .as .a iii the • Regiment of Militia), ". and now lives in the Parish of , in the County et • *l Sworn before me , this day-of t 8 ." And such of them as were admitted on account of Blind ness are ordered to transmit`with-t heir halt. yearly Aflida-vats, a certificate es to rise state of their sight, signed by au Army Surgetiu., or other Medical Person, resident lit their iwii,h ht.urhood but in ditamt_parts, wher e : a:hliedtc:i ~ ,rt ti c:l w is prnpr,ictltge, a certificate ttorn ilia Minister Of the Vidith to that fact, and itt ascertain the eolithtuance ut . their 111 witless, whi be admitted. the l ee ; „v dr,wi, 'according to the above form, sworn betete, dateil and-attested by a Nlagistrate, is to he put up in a cover,, and sent by the General host, direded thus ---•• To the Right Honourable the Pay maater General of his Ma jesty 's Land Forces, Lend .n." Marking VI the cover, •• Chelaea Pensiiner's Ailidavit."—And counterparts or da plicates of t h e s a id Affilavits, are to be reserved by .the Out Pansionera respectively, to be exhibited to- such persons as shall be directed to pry them, w , together with the ir Justine firm* and Certificates of admission, i 0 order that their dairil to the Oot.Peoarous 'nay be tulla`verttiati, aid theh persons clearly identified, Anti to the end that the Cominiasieliers for the A Mfrs of Chelsea Ilospttit thay be satisfied that the Perisioocis are the same Perseus who have passed the i r examination, it is hereby Nuttier directed, trait such tit theitl who. have served in, and have been dieitaiged from any et the RegthwittS, or Indepen dent Companies or Invalid., or Royal Veteran liattaliuita,( are mug to mention in their A ilidavits, such lit:gin:ern or Coniii-,thy , otinvalid;, ter 1:0) at Veteran Battaltens)in whi:lh they a. (v eil last; bum the Regiimin, Troop, or Corps of the Ann), rrutn which they were first discharged and recommended, add re ceived at Chelsea Hospital. . The ...en„ioners are particularly to ta!:e notice, that the half yearly pay ments atter Christmas are to be legit hated, hearealter as to the place of payment., by the musters at Chelsea; of such only as resine withinalre Bills of Mt tn. illy, or the Altidayits sem as above, atter the Midsummer pteceding, and that the Midiutruner payrmeit is in like man.' tier ! - e regulated by' theinustios or Affidavits after the Christa mss preccaing. It also ordered and dire led, that no I,;:rsh who 0411 change the. place of his abode given ineett his clic:stet', or'spe eified in his Affidavit aforesaid, anct who may ;,pply for his • Pensien (e.xcePtiliss to the ()Ulcers of Excise nearest such place of abode, .shall receive thesame, unless it epletars, by the certificate of respectable Pe.:: sons, that such removal *eels through unavoidabie necessity, which he or they could not foresee or prevent; and that it any Pensioner sitetl frau:in • lently attempt to receive a double payment of the Pensieo, tither at Chelsea or at differeut places, he shall he struck off' the Lists; for tlie.better prevention - of which trawls,: etriali Penstener is required to produce his 'nett - UW.la Papers, at the time of paymeet. Lastie, it is notified, that none wilt be entered upon the Pay lists of the said hoSpital,' or beetititled to receive any benefit therefrom, 'who shall not a4t agreeably ao these orders dirediona •' particularly in sending their haltayearly 'A fa tithed* to the Pay thaster-G eneral, as above directed, end to no other Office which several of the Pensioners have of late either neglected to do, or sent them irregularly to other de partments. 0. AUST, Secretory and Registrar. NEW PROCESS For keeping PROVISIONS' perfectly FRESH, with all their original tlavour and nutritious qualities, for a considekahle length of tittle, ;Ind any climate. • . T UE obvious advautages of these PROVI SIONS arc, First, That they entirely supersede the de'cessity of taking out Lire Stock to Sea, exclniiye of its rs n a r ev n te rii O s e . ac t ei c c , h ) p sr:i ln sn i un e : d t lttitiliotettdil ble, that of ita vii, ev, and wastinr„ lireontili, That being ready dreised, t hey tray be eat ea cold, or, if pre/cried, heated in few by. which turd will' bc sired:, and the dillieolty of 4:oohing' in weather rendered of tittle importance. 'limy are well ciliated for a.II of !mats crew, Liniling• patties, &e. and Thirdly The salutary effect whit.li e 7 ea on iice:t*ionol , , sl ip ply JO' fa . egh provision« inn -ht h tte oo t h. ti.l t arm orio), rea d : I l l . ! ' i l ;d t ' e e /. l v a t i tilt t C ) re3tt)t'Yi[inn Cif t 1!(• :wounded, 101,:veot v , s ave to the StaLe the vaiwthic lit e -'of many tons and Nlests of all tin& its ray x of. 411►. to .2(111). weight each. Milk and fintipi its o.trt ::nd pint In.ttle. OrdeTS extteitteti on the Shortest notier tot prepent money, Apply 'e (t the PA Mesirs I)uniiin and Factr'rY. Fort-04c,, iteurnond4ev, SouthWittl, or to Sir. J, ,t the oa:„„ No. 30, Lclul/Urd-street, NIISCZWANLOI4 , . Counsel were finally heti . r ; d reSpectin3^ the. Scots Apse ill Montgomery, Bart.. and othcrs;::.i.; Trost,Viof nit' bite t to k 4 of Queenserry v. the Burl of "treiny;i. !Indlnitnt piisrpooed t On the Writ'of•Erroi- &OM the Coort oC , king'2l-EttorelLr RubietiOn v. thimble, 11/r. eniwood soil Mr. kit hardson were. heard fir the Flaintiff, aid Messrs. Scarlet!. atnt .4 1 .1,b0tt for the Defendant. Fin tt,er hearing to take place to-11.,orrow. The - 141)RD Cnitxcett.on stated, that in conqequertoe of Lett cinfortunato event in the fondly of the , Noble Laird with pre- sided in their Lordsh;pi' Committees, ho wa9 prevented fromi attending. lie (the Lord luncellorl, mould therefore move, "AliAtthe Earl of Shafteshury (19 tate the Chair of the Gum. tuittees that day." Ordered. The WellingtOn and. Nelori Estate Bills, the Silk Duties . , the Vote of Credit, and a few others, were, on the motion of th" Eart Shatlesbutry, read a second time, and 'conunitted for to-morrow.. , • The It elf Catholic Officers Exemption Bills, the A our°. priatiotr,Salt Ditties, Tower Hamlets I: et of, Irish. Copet , fi,auses;- . and some others, severally oa:ietrt through , coanuittees of the whole 114a.,e (Op: Eat! o f Shaftesbuiy in the Chair), and were reported wiLliont amenchnent. The Parish Registers and:lrish Insolvetit Debtors Bill also passed through Committees, With itmenchnitits,. whreit We, - ordered to be reported to-morrow. The Stores Embezzlement, the Windsor Forot, Eeelesitt = tical Courts, 'Annuities Registration,' Country Bakers, Glaio Dutiett, Poor Debtors Relief, Excise Licenses, and Isle of Matt Spirits Bill, were severally read a third time rind imss:.d, _ was, on the motion of Viscount Sivitount, the Fire Arm* Proof Bill. The Shin owners Additional Relief Bill, and a few others of minor importance, were brought up from the C 041111034 by - Mr. ListrmerroN, and other Ntembers, anti read a first tiMe. , Tim English Insolvent Debtors Bill was returned from the Coinnumg, with the 'acquieseeoce of that„floose to their Lord ships further Amendments iir the Bill. Mr. Untidiest one, froni the Batik ofEngland4 presented at the bar an Account ofthe Average value of Gold and Silver in each year, from the bth , ofiatt.. ititso,• to the 6th of Jun. 181 . 3 s inclusive v.hich waS ordered to lie on the table. • HOUSE OF COMMONS, , The Irish Loan Charge Rill was .qatl'a second tide, and committed for to - mo rrow. Mr,. WuAtrroN brought op a Report of the Committee on Mr. Palmer'.: Claims, which Was read and agreed to, and a Bin ordered accordingly. , The Mod: Auction Wit went through a Committee, the Re port to be rcceived ta-morrow. SEAMEN'S WA.CiES AND PRIZE MONEY. Sir F. Bo Itowtr i case tO renew his observations on the subject of facilitating the payment of sea wages and prize money to their surviving relations. Some Measure of this kind, be said, was in justice due to:these brave men ; and -he could; see-no Objection to the House agreeing to this, rather, than content themselves with the grant of barren thanks : and honours. Instead of this, however, obstacles were throWn in' the way of the claimants receiving information, as the very' clerks were bound by oath not to divulge the secret to them. He concluded with moving, that evt,n•y six calendar months a list should he publish , ecl i tr the Cr tee Of the, uncliiiiiectiiogeijaftit prize rnorley due to deceased seamen, specifying the Places where they were borer. • Mr. CROKER saw no reasOn for agreeing to this motion ; the matter had been often and thorough ly sifted by Parliament, a*id' nothing of the kind proposed had ever been thought necessary. Th e system of the Honourable Baronet would lead to an 'endless !train of fraud, imposture, end forgery.. He noticed, With great'severity, the . Coricealments of the Henourable Baronet, in stating his ease, .and Unfairly keeping out of sight the main features 'which bore upon the charge. !'That information from the relatives of'thepersons iar,question, the Clerks werenot allo'tt'ed to give it without the per mission of their superiqrs, because ,ltat would en able swindlers and sharpers to defraud both GO vernment am' the seamen's friends. 'f he money which was unclaimed was allotted to Greenwich, Hospital ; from the interest of it they provide,d for the meritorious seaman, and the principal WAS left untouched for the claimants, should they ever appear ; .yet this beneficial appropriation the 'Ho neurable Barenet came down to the House, with his charges, ignorant, of: He :adverted to Lord Coehraue's four eases, on a former night, and contradicted the Noble Lord's statements as much in fact as. he land, done on principle. He pastieularly specified the e.4se of William Ford, of the impe dense) tunu denied eVery'cireumstance asserted 4y the• Noble Lord as consistent with his own know ledge,. Also the 'case of Sarinta Milton, his Lord sit ip'S own CONSWain. which was equally unfound ed. 'l4 third case of Farley 'was just as trne as allithea•est. If the Noble Lord diseharged, as he said he bad discharged,' sixty men from the Pallas, on his own responsibility (his fourth::case) then he hod falsified the ship's books which were sign ed by himself, and which only stated 15 discharged for various causes during the whole time of his command. The 'N'obleLord had said there was no protnotion butbyborou.gh influence and corruption, to controvert this, the Hon. Secretary instanced his Lordship's Own Licht. Ury Johnston, in whose favOurthelaw had been suspended by an Order in Council, on the Noble LOrdl 'Knowing this, it was not candid the ;.:.',Ortde_ recount - tenth-100n.-- Lord to come down with such nik-st:Atenictirteiliq bodied in his Resolation3. Ile ne.r..t the charges that had rt ' Lord ECLI"Vc ti> lia;1 by refilling' to dl!t:,A Act , so Uthliirtible a iklnace. and (~ L.; CCSitzicifiy of Carden, Wiio . nrriKvd day hilts with means to contradict i t:r ' 1. ( 1 :1 1 f e o il f ri t t h is e h h tia a t r; y ti , eß S s o l u li t l ti ( t i t i :t h l e y a tt r s te cr n i e l:e l trt i o ld t i l t t i e ° l:: aft that the Noble Lord had 'stated.—As another by 'the. Noble Lord, he bad also day the' plea mirc,of .huying received the official detail of . the co.pture of the Chesapeake American the - littntiOn, of inferior farce, shout indeed, but not surpassed lo vaur by . any of single ship vi:i eel even the annals' of our navy (Mar !)---frc ttui•ted the House would excuse 'hint while he