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S ~i~' 8 X3l 00 r-4 z 10.ictot • 4 - rd A , • o'l I ` , LIMBER 6100.} T HEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 'ON 1 1 1101 N DAY EVENING, March 30, 18 1", Will be ailed Shakspeare's Tragedy of — ROMEO AND JULIET... Romeo, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Mercutio, Mr. {ONES; Benvolio, Mr. BRUNTON; 'lybajt, Mr.BARRYNIOR ; Friar L4urence, Mr. MURRAY ; • Lady Capnlet, Mrs. P.OWELL ; , . In Juliet, Miss S. BOOTH. Acl • a Masquera d- and Dance, incidental to the Piece. llirSel the Funeral Procession of uliet, and a Solemn whicii Will be added, first time this Season, the Roman . tic Melo-Drama of TIMOUR, THE TARTAR. Timour, Mr. FAREEY - ; Agib, Master C; HA FMA N ; Oglou, Mr. FAWC ETT ; Kerisn, Mr. CROSSMAN ' • Captain or the Escort, Mr. DAVPES ; Selima, Miss BOLTON ; Miss PERON (with an entirely New Song); Zorilda, Mrs. H. 'WINSTON. toy e s 75. Second-price 3s. 6d.—i'it 3s. 6d, Sccond,price Callery 2S. Secoad-price pper Gallery ts. Se -6d I s; , vl44 =es for the Boxes to be tak e n o f Mr. Brandon, at the liox-Oriee in Hart-street. t,.. l he be opened At II:ill-past live , and the Play '''gttl at Halt past Six. t 4 (,),n ster ns wsar. Tuesd..y, The Virgin of the Sun,-.--On Wed- 4 7 !• C • NkoVAL ACADEMY, SONIER.sET PLACE. OTICE is hereby .given; that the EMU ,f A TtoN will OPEN on MONDAY, the FOURTH 1 lie MAYI3I next. RTISTS are desired to send their several P ER uRMANC ES, properly framed, with their Descriptions, a nd th e Names of the Portraits. for insertion . in the eats- C-0, 12 ,e . . on MONDAY, the SIXTH, or by Six o'Clock on opt SDAY the S E V ENTH. of APRIL, after which time, Ti will be received. i q ,ne Prices of Works intended for Sale .are to be specified a 47 cl.)aratc List, as an Agent will attend to answer in . &rie s. N n k or •—• No Artist is to send more than Eight Pilures, nor Ni ' e than Eight Drawings. No Miniature can be allowed AVeei unless in a Frame of moderate dimensions.; not can CO PI AS be admitted. . e , t ; le Royal Academy will take all possible care of Works th ted to them, but cannot hold themselves responsible se t s of accident. HENRY HOWARD, R. A. Secretary. SIVEWRIGHT earnestly recommends the tt ,Publi c attention to the Grand and Improved SCHEM tioille NEW LOTTERY, to Draw, April 30, which, U gh it consists of only iz,ooo Tickets, contains Prizes of 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 4,c00, 5,000, 2,000, 1,090, &C. &C. .Va • sev er P,ltals in value and' variety superior to any Lottery for fat a years past ; and as Tickets and -Shares are sure to be (11 4 `' before the Drawing, solicit an early purchase, at the 1 blkAN and Co. `Ne. 37. Cornbill, I No. It, Holborn, 33, Haymarket, 141, Oxtord.street. LOTTERY, to be drawn the 3oth of April, 1812. SCIIEME. klo,oco is 15,000 lo,oco 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 soo 400 201 100 4:2N0c0 15,000 iu,ooo 5,0c0 4,0,0 3,000 4 ,000 4, 000 3, 003 3,200 3,000 2 ,4 00 2,c00 1, o 0 2,800 3,000 3,100 3oiooo t oo 12 4 lzmoo Tickets. lITICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at the O ffi ce of 11 ( 7 Z AItl), BURN E, and WA RN L RS, Stock. Brokers, Royal Exchange, London. 3 c 120,000 ITO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT. HE Sight of the Aged is restored ; the weak un , Sight strengthened; and the perfect Sight preserved, sti,',l:l Unerring principles by BRA DBERRY's PATENT n',''CTAC LES, - 332, dxford.street. i s ,:•o Prevent disappointment, by particular in observing, it a Shop but a_ .Private House, next (loci . to the between Swallow-street and Argyle-street. -BCAT'ER'S PATENT COOKING APPARA- Iib rus.—P. T. LEMAITRE, sole Agent; takes the ert of informing his Friends and the Public, he now _bits for sale Ike above Apparatus, at his Warehouse,34, iastle.street, Holborn. It is the best Cooking Apparatus Lthe kingdom ; and the most clean, delicate, and cheap ic4e of 'itearning, stewing, roasting, baking, broiling, and 1 1 14 ' 1 11) g A dinner for zoo persons may be dressed with less 'd a peck of coals. N • B The Apparatus is generally in use, and ready for ..,„____ s Pedion from one to foul' o'clock. TO BE SOLD,' • Per Gallon. Old Torn Gin - gi. od. Old lamaica Rum - - - 145, 6d. Per Dozen Old Crusted Port Wine - - cos. od. The Spirits in Quantities of not less than a Gallons. r‘ The Wine in Quantities of not less than Dozen. uIiNT SHEPHERD and Co. respe6tfully ac qua hit the Public, that they have now for Sale a consi str.4l). le quantity of the above Articles at their Wine and stV,,rit Commission Warehouse, No. 19, CULLUM- L__K• LET, FenchUrch-street, which they offer at the above 4. 1 , ;v Prices, to be taken away at the expense of the Buyer, mod. for at the time ot purchase. ------- T P EARLS SOLD, CLEANED, AND STRUNG. HE Advertiser being the real Manufadurer, is determined to sell every article of the first fashion and Wo rkmanship at the following reduced prices, via. ?cit.' n Necklaces, any pat- V . 5 is 6 ) re-making r,eo 52 . t _7r, from - 4 'rings, per pair - I 5 o I o sr) 6 bandeaux - - 10 le 0 2 100 SPring 4raCereSt .- - 44 0} upwards <1 5 o 1,.. - --s, per pair - sto o 1 „„ octets • xll 6 : I f: 6 e ZI ro w ., " ' lles - - I's 0 1o 7 6 C rosses 1 0 4 6 - - I I o i , Whereas many Ladies and Gentlemen conceive and believe, ,; I. ° l ll the above prices, that every Ornament is made of a ,2 r flposition, or what is commonly . called Patent Pearls, " 0 1' are respe&fully informed, that every article is corn pos pof Oriental Pearls, froth the fisliciies of Ceylon and ersia, which, being manutaatired by the real Woikman, a re offered to the Public much under their usual charges. , Several complete suits of Pearls, new patterns, in Mo. 1- 9eeo cases, consisting of Necklace, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear -11"gs, and three ..Brooches, from 201. to 301. per suit. Ap. fi Clacchrt'Y I 1.1. Barlow, No. r, Prange-court, Carey.sitrcet, s nn elds. [Zj. E SUNG SATURDAY; MARCH 28, 1812. SALES. To TIMBER MERCHANTS, BUILDERS, CARPEN TERS, and WHEELWRIGHTS. CAPITAL NAVY AND OTHER TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IN LOTS, By J. VIDLER, - - - - - - - - - • _ . At the Spread Eagle Inn, Salisbury, on Wednesday, the ist day of April, iSiz, at Three o'C lock, ABOUT 600 Very fine OAK. TREES, most of them fit for the Navy, being good Plank and Frame Timber, of large dimensions; about 140 good ELMS about 330 ASH TREES, mostly very clean stuff; 295 SCOTCH Elk TIMBER TREES, 177 of which, standing in one clump, average about twenty-five feet each, of prime qua litv ; and 34 SpRUCE FIR TREES. The Timber is standing on Clarendon Park Estate ) be tween two and three miles East from Salisbury. Mr, Silas . Knotley, at Clarendon House, will' shew the Timber; anti Particulars may be had of Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury. SALES, &c. IMPORTANT FREEHOLD andCOPYHOLD FARMS, with - Possession, at I N G AT ESTON E, PU RLEIGH, and LAINGI)ON HILLS, Essex. and containing 339 Acres of excellent MEADOW„, PASTURE, and ARABLE LAND. 'TO BL SOLD BY •AUCTION, By Messrs. ROBINS, At the AUCTION MART or THURSDAY, April't6, at Twelve; in Five Lots, FIVE Valuable and highly Improvable FARMS, two of which are pleasantly situate 16 ithin half a mile of Ingatestone, and on the turnpike.road to Ungar, and consist of two good Farm-houses, with all necessary bu►ld. ings, and - eiNE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THREE ACRES of remarkably good land, lying 'extremely coinpaCt, and within a ring.felice. Also , two admirable 'Earrns, very plea— santly situate at Purleigh, containing • ONE HUNURD AND.EIFTY ACRES • of excel Lit laud,. with suitable Farm;houses and Buildings and one very eligible Freehold Farm, at Laingdon contain:;.; near Sixty Acres, with a Fatm.houk, and good Buil din; ; the whole containing shout THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES of rema:kady rich Meadow, Pasture, • and Arable Land, each Estate being entirely within a ring -fence, and surrounded by excellent Market Towns, and gdod Turnpike-roads, -and of the annual value of SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS. These Estates have been let for a term of , forty-two years ; the lease of threcare now expired and the reinalning two at Michaelmas lt,r3, Particulars may be had, twenty. one days prior to the sale, at the Spread Eagle I ngatestone ; Black Boy,. Chelnisford - ; •Icing's Ilead, Malden ; White Hart, Brentwood ; . the prin cipal Inns at Billericay and Grays ; and of Messrs. Robins, Curent.garden, where Plans of each Estate may oe seen. UNCOMMON FINE NAVY AND OTHER TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In One or more Lots, at the Royal Hotel, in Birmingham, (and not in London, as before advertised), on Saturday, the 4th of April, 1812, at three o'clock, 0"E N Thousand Six Hundred and Sixty-one OAKS. estimated at 57,622 ft.; 812 ASHES, at 4590 ft. 69 ELMS, at 2, 197 ft. ; and _34 other Tres, at 649 . tt. ; with the Bark and Tops thereof, standing in the Partsh.of Tajnworth, Warwickshire, within the distance of froth Half-a-mile to Two Miles from Hockley Wharf, on the Birmingham and Stratford Canal, from whence the Tint ber may be conveyed by Water to London, at. about is pence per toot, and to Chester or Liverpool It about the same price, and wlOch canal communicates with the Severn atStourport. About 503 of the Oaks. are remarkably fine, long, thick Stuff, and planking timber, in Umbersladc Park; and the Residue is mostly fine Hedge-row Timber, very good Tops,. and in Situations to be come at any Season of the Year, ex cept where the Fields are'in Corn. Mr. Matthew Gardner, of Tamworth, will shew the Tim ber, and deliver printed particulars; which may also be hid of the Primers of this Paper ; at the principal Inns in the neiglibmirluod ; of Messrs. Richardson and Co. No. 7, Lin coln's l . nn Nields ; of Thomas Hunt, 4sq. Strationtr-on- Avon ; and of Messrs. Webb, - Webb, and Attwood, Salis bury. TWO VALUABLE and HIGHLY IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD FARMS, with earlypossession, at ROM_ FORD and AO RN CHU RC , in Essex; containing to gether TWO HUNDRED and FIVE ACRES of CAPI TAL LAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. ROBINS, At the Auaion Mart, on Thursday, April 16, at Twelve, in Two cots; • AVERY Eligible and highly Improvable FREE HOLD ESTATE. called CROW LAND'S FARM and C A PH( /USE MI LL FIELDS, situate contiguous to the town of Romford, and consisting of a good Fartn-house, with all necessary buildings ~ together w:ch ONE HUNDRED AND FOUR ACRES of remarkably good Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, ing extremely compact, in a Ring-fence, ottLease to Mr. Burrell, which expires at Michaelmas 1813. _ Lot 2. A very desirable FRIiE HO L D ESTATE, called DURY FALLS FARM, and consisting of a good Farm house, with all necessary buildings, pleasantly situate at flornchurch, :two miles trom Romtbrd, and fourteen from London, and bounded by the turnpike•road leading to Up minster and Romtord, and containing ONE HUNDRED AND ONE ACRES of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, lying extrentely compad, and in a Ring-fence, and well calculated for a Gracing Farm, on lease to Mr. Hills, which expires at Mi. -chaelmas igt 3. These Estates are of the presumed annual value of SIX HUNDRED POUNDS. These Estates have been let for a term of twenty-one years. May ix: viewed twenty-eight days prior to the Sale, with leave of the Tenants. Particulars had at the Spread Eagle, Ingatestone; Black Boy, Chelmsford; White Hart, Brentwood ; White Hart, Romford ; Crown, Billericay ; the pr i ncipal Inns at Horn church and Grays; of Messrs. Mayo and. Berkeley, No. IS, Lincoln's-Inn-fields ; and of Messrs. Robins, Piazza, Lon don ; where Plans of thti Estates may be seen. FIRST-RATE INN and HOTEL, In the highest Repute and • vossesiing PECULIAR AD VANTAGES, within One Hundred Miles of London. TO BE SOLI) IA PRIVATE CONTRACT, 13y Messrs. ROBINS, AHIGHLY Itespolable INN and HOTEL, on a large Scale, possessing a Business, which, for LS:- TENT, RESI'EC acut-.PROFIT, cannot be SURPASSED in the Kingdom. • THREE VERY CONSIDERABLE FORTUNES Have been made in less than Thirty Years, and the present 'Proprietor quits with an AMPLE IN DEP ENDENCE. 1 he greatest Accormnodation will be given in regard to tire Payments, and good Security accepted tor Th ree•lotirths of the Amount, and the Proprietor will quit at 'Midsummer or Michaelmas next. V The limits of an Advertisement will not permit an . ade quate Description of the innumerable Advantages that attend this undertaking, and which can be explained only by a per . - sonal interview with Principals, And which may be effected any Morning before Eleven o' Clock , on application to Messrs. Robin ? , Covent-garden. %VEST MO RCRAY.—«'OOU LAND contiguous to WI , THANLCOMMON, and GRLETHAM NEW.INN, LINCOLNSHIRE. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, By Messrs. ROBINS, _ _ At the AUCTIO - 14 MART, on TUESDAY, the t2th of MAY, and without any reservation, A Valuable and - very Desirable FREEHOLD (1 ESTATE, situate on the High North Road, within one mile of Witham-common, and two of Greetham Inn, and containing TwoHrindred and Thirty eighth Acres of very capital Wood ).and, intersected with rides in all diredions, and the entrance to which is dired trout the High North Road, the Property of • kOBERT HEATFICOTE Esq. This Estate, from the locality to Stamford and Grantham, and the facility with which the timber may be conveyed by the navigable canals immediately contiguous, renders this a most eligible purchase. Particulars are preparing, and may be had, 28 days prior to the Sale, at the White Hart. Ronrford ; Bull, Witham-com mon; New Inn Greetham ;. George, Stamford ; Angel, .Grantham ; Bull lnn, Bourne; Greyhound, Falkingham ; .Mr. Syson, ; Mr. Murray, Syniond's inn; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden, where a Plan may be seen. SOUTH BROOM HOUSE, MANSION, PARK, PLEA SU RE GROUNDS, WILDERNESS, &c. contiguous to DEVIZES; together with Valuable FARMS adjoining, with immediate Possession. TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, By Messrs. ROBINS, At the Aualon Mart, opposite the BankTof England, on Tuesday, Alay la, at Twelve o'Clock, In Four Lots, • ADistinguished FREEHOLD ESTATE; con sisting of a Noble MANSION HOUSE, happily placed at a ptoper distance from the high Ldtaion anti bath Road, and contiguous to the Borough Towitot Devizes, en vironed by the Lawns, Pleasure -grounds, Plantation, and Park, the late Property ty.Rl Residence of 10S1AH EY LES ILIA I HCO Esq. deceased. The Mansion is built of Bath Stone, of modern structure, and admirably calculated fir the complete and comfortable residence of a Family of high respettability ; the Offices are numerous and very complete ; the Stabling and Coach. houses of a superior description; a Cold-bath, Ice-house, and Green-house, are amongst the infinity of comforts with which this property abounds ; and beyond the Park is a Wilderness, with Hermitage adjoining, and very capital Farms, lying extremely compact, to . getlier with 11.1 ills, Wood Lands, Coppices, &c. containing in the whole TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES of remarkably rich Meadow, k' onue, Arable, and Wood Land. _ _ _ _ . . _ Possession of the Mansion and Park may be had immedi ately, and the Farms at Michaelmas. The Estate is Tithe-free, and exonerated from the Land- Tax. The MANSION will be sad, with ONE HUNDRED and SEVEN-TWO ACRES of LAND, in one Lot. May be viewed twenty-eight days prior to the Sale, by ap plication to Mr. Hill, the Bailiff; or Mr. Salmon, ljevizeS and Particulars had at the Lear Inn, Devizes ; White Hart, and Yotk House, Bath ; Bush, Bristol ; White. Hart, Chippenham ; Castle, Marlborough ; Castle, "Speen hill ; the Pelican, Speenham Land ; Crown, Read .ing ; Star, Oxford ; Plough, Che:tenliani ; the Inns, at Salt-hill ; of Mr. Murray, Symond's-Inn, Chancery-lane ; Mr. Salmon, Devizes; and of Messrs. Robins, Covelit- Garden, where a Plan and Elevation of the Alailiun and Estgtge way 'lx AM'. ENGRAVING BY SHARI', AFTER CARACCE, Twenty-lour Inches by Twenty, FOR WORK OF ENGRAVINGS. THE very celebrated nacre of the •DEAD CHRIST and MARIES, by AN. CAR ACCE, for merly in the Orleans ColleCtion, now at Castle HoWard, having, by the permission of the Eatl of Carlisle, bee n co pied by Wilkie, jun. for the purpose of forming pile of a scries-ofTWELVE LARGE ENGRAVINGS, to - be executed by the principal Artists of the present period, with a vievi of exemplifying the Works of the leading Mas ters of the Roman, Florentine,. Bolognese, Venetian, LOin bard, Spanish, and Flemish Schools, the Amateurs of nt and of fine Engraving site respealtally informed, that the Drawing of this Piauree together w i th o th er fi ne ure now on View, at th e G a ll ery, 39, Sack.. Drawings aftee these Masters, from which this Work will Piccadilly, which will enable them t o f orm a v b ne executed, st reet, correc c .l idea not only of the nature of the Work itself, but of the _selection of which it will be composed. • • . In illustrating, by individual examples, the Compositions of three of the achools above mentioned, it is intended to adopt the very general subject of tine HISTORY of OUR SAVIOU It, taken at some of its most, interesting periods. This is most happily afforded by the.following capital Pie:. tures : by the Virgin , Young Christ, and St. John of Rai- in the Stafford Gallery ; by Ch r i st among t h e tiNpieture of Leonardo da Vinci, in th e posses sion ji m .ki g nt Hon. Lord Northwick.; and by the picture @ Annibal Carracci. above mentioned. These three Pic tures, while they offer choice exampl e s & the Roman, Fin rentine, and Bolognese Schools, will also form.a Set equally valuable for the Portfolio, or the Apartment of the Amateur. The Venetian and Flemish Schools being thbse in which Colouring has taken a lead, will be exemplified by the gay and lightsome subjeds of Titian, and Paul Veronese, and the Allegorical and Historical Works of :Rubens and Van dyke, while the schools of Lombardy and Spain will be strewn in the Works of Correggio and of Moriilio. The Work itself will thus give, not only a concentrated vjew of the Compositions of these great Masters, but also afford an opportunity of judging of the relative abilities of the !nest eminent Engravers of Modern Europe. •, Independent of the Work of large E ngravings, it is intend. ed also to publish a smaller Work, upon the scale of Van. dyke's Book of Heads, illustrative of the Fine Portraits, and ideal I-leads of RalEielle, Titian, Giorgione, Velasquet, km bens, Vandyke, Rembrandt, Guido, and, Donienichino. The principal Artists t o b e e m pl o yed in these Works of Engravings are, Morghen, of Florence • Sharp, and Heath, of London ; Bansse, of Germany ; Muller, of Stutgard ; and others, who may be considered as the principal Engravers of the present period, as well in this-country as abroad. Both Works will be under the diredion of William Bu clrnan, Esq. The Terms of Subscription to the large Work are, Three Guineas for each Engraving ; to be paid on delivery:. The Terms of -Subscription to the - Work of Portraits,,will be Two Guineas for each Number, containing Three Engrav ings. The Impressions of the Plates shall be delivered to Subscribers according to the priority of their subscriptions, and Gentlemen, not resident in London, wishing tg become Subscribers to this Work, will be so good as to send their particular address, and also mention, if they wish their Co pies delivered to any person in London, or forwarded to them elsewhere. Ya;es,•at the Gallery, 39, Sackville-street, who has charge of the Exhibition of the Drawings, will receive sub. scribers names to both, or either of these Works , and as a Book for entering these has been recently opened, Gentle— men intending to subscribe, ,will be aware of the importance of having their names high upon the list, as the Impressions of the Platas will be delivered in strict conformity to the This Day was published, ilu Four Vols. 121110. price' tBs. iu boa►ds, the Sixth Ed- Lion of, THADDEUS of WARSAW. A Novel. By Miss POR TER. 4• Thaddeus is a work' of genius, and has nothing to fear at the candid bar of taste: he has to receive the precious raced of sympathy from every reader of unsophisticated sell-, timent and genuine feeling. 4 ' —II rip. Rev. " This work has more merit than can be ascribed to the crowd of produttions of this class, and inculcates virtuous and in4giianimous sentnnents."—Al. Rev. Printed for Longman, Hurst, iti:es, Orme, and Biown,Pa ternoster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New BOnd street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, I. The Scuttish Chiefs, 5 Vols. 12,i110. price - . - Zs r 5 .bds. a. Sir Philip Sidney's Aphorisms with keinarks, 1 viols. 121110. - 0 to 6 do. Also may be bad, by Miss Anna Maria Porter, ;. 1)01) Sebastian, 4 vols. tarno. price k I.i t o bds. 2. The / - 104 ,- ,4rian•Brotbers, 3 vols. a zmo. o 3. 114:lad Romances, Sce. p 7 o do. It, , A . , \ •. 1,... , , , NS'i,W,!' 1$ 4 ' , 440, 4,,Z4''''',._,,, ~1.1.44J'i )Vt.:•9.1:4.'• ,:W;l'''',42;;';'' ' . iP e e:4 l 4,;; . 4 , ,o .i.m . t , ...,...,..,--,,, , 7 ~..- , - - -- -: _zi ..,c,,,, , J . , * _,....- „..t..,. tI \.,....,,, •w:(.'iit :41, [PItICE SIXPENCE-HAT.F PEN t,; EAST IADId HOUSE, March 25, 1812. r rHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the L 11 7 1 TED -A- COMPANY'uf MERCHANTS y EAGLAND Trad ing to the EAST INDIES do herdy give Notice, • That a General Court of the said Company will be held at their llouse in Leadenhall-street, on Thursdg, the zd of .11›, next, at Eleven o'clock in Ike Forenoon, to take into consia'eratio, the Papers laid by the Court DireElors hejore the General Court this day. RAMSAY, Sec. NEW ESTABLISHMENT OF PAY AND HALF.PA Y FOR NAVY CHAPLAINS. -• Admiralty-Office, 9th March, 1812. HE LORDS COMMISSIONERS for' execut ing -the Office of Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdoms of Great, Britain and Ireland, do hereby give Nu. tice, that his Royal _Highness the Prince Regent has been graciously pleased, by his, Order in Council of the.gth in the Name and on the Behalf of his Majesty, to threat, that the . following Regulations, in respect to the HALF_ PA V or PENSION to be allowed to CHAP LAI NS of l - is Ma jesty's Fleet; after long and meritorious Service . , as Well the PAY and ALLOWANCES during the perucl. of such servitude, shall be established in future, viz. " First,:fhat every Ship in his Majesty's Navy, from a ,First uit a Fifth Rate inclusive, shall be'allo'wed a ChaPlain on her Establishment." " Secondly, That every Chaplain after Eight Years, of actual Sea Service, (or it in a Guard Ship, Ten Years,) dur; lug which period he l shall not have been absent Irons his Duty Six Weeks at any one time, except by special leave from' the Board of Admiralty, and who shall produce Certi ficates of good Condut and moral Behaviour from the Cap tains he may have served under, shall be entitled to a Pension in the nature of Half. pay ; but no Chaplain to he entitled. toHalf-pay or Pension it he shall accept any Preferment with Cure of Souls during the term of his required Service at Sea." Thirdly, That the amount of this Pension or Half-pay to each Chaplain shall be Five Shillings per pay." " Fourthly, That it in the event of a Peace, or from other , circumstances not depending himielf, a Chaplain sliall not have been able to complete the full Servitude of Pigll Years, a Pension may be conferred by the Board of Admiralty according to a scale to be determ.nel on, proportionate to the term of Service, in no case, however, to be granted lot less than Three Years Service at Sea." " Fifthly, That on the expiration of the period of eight (or ten)years, as the case may be, every Chaplain shall give Notice in writing, whether it is his intention to continue to serve or not ; in the first case, every year's additional S(r. vice shall entitle him, when placed on the Pension List, to receive at the rate of Sixpence a day in addition to the which his eight (or ten) years servitude may have en titled hini to, until the aggregate rate amounts to Ten Shil lings a day, being the greatest Pension which any length of Service can confer; in the second case, where no further Service is intended; the Pension shall remain at Five Slid lingS a day as above-mentioned.," " Sixthly, That length of Service and meritorious Con duet shall render Chaplains eligible to all the Chaplainci' of all Naval Establishments whatver, thedispos4 of which shall, Or may be, left to the consideration of the Board of Admiralty ; and that no other Clergyman shall be eligible to any of those pieces of preferment than a Navy Chaplain ; and that the Presentation to any of those pieces of Prefer ment, whose emoluments may amount to Four Hundred Pounds per Annum, shall cause the Half. pay of the respoc tive Chaplains to cease, as is provided oy Law in the case of the divided Living of Simonbourn." " Seventhly, That the Pay of a Cbaplain,_ while in a6lual Service, shall be according to the following Rate, viz. I:- " One Hundred and Fifty Pounds per Annum, and the es-- tablished compensation of r ii. 85, a-year, fora Servant, in each Rate, and to have a Cabin allotted for him, in the Ward Room, or Gun Room, where he is to Mess with the Lieutenants and to be rate* for Victuals : and when the Chaplain shall be .willing to aa as Schoolmaster, he shall be entitled to the Bounty of Twenty Pounls a year,- granted by her late Majesty Queen Anne, by her Order in Coundl, of the zist April 1701, provided he shall pass an examination before the Lieuteriant-Goy,ernor, Professor, :and Preceptor of the Royal Naval College at Portsmouth, instead of at the Trinity-House, as required by the above-mentioned Order in Couticil ; and be shall be further entitled to Five Pounds per Annum, to be paid to him by every young Midshipman and Volunteer of the first class, as a Remuneration for his Education, the same to be stopped out of the said young Gentlemen's Pay. . " Eig,hthly, That a Chaplain General shall Le appointed, with such Emoluments as may be deemed proper by the Board of Admiralty, to whom all applications for Appoint ments shall be made, or will be referred, and all Regnla tions entrusted, relating to the Establishment of Chaplains for the Royal Navy, in thesarne manner as is pradised with regard to Army ChaplainW" " Ninthly, That no warrant will be granted by the Board of Admiralty, toany Candidate for an Appointment, unless recommended by the Archbishops ot Canterbury and folk, and the Bishop of London, 'through the Chaplain-General, as in every way properly qualified." " Tenthly, That Chaplains now serving in the Navy, who may upon due examination 'be deemed proper continued, shall be allowed the time they may have serve 4. as part not exceeding one half) ot that required to entitle them to the Pension or Half-Pay." By Command of their Lordships, 1. W. CROKER. ' N. B. The Rev. Archdeacon John Owen, has been ap. pointed Chaplain-General to the Fleet, to whom all lcitcrs are to be addressed, under sover to the Secretary of the Ad- tz~ir4lry,