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►~ ;, T, z 4 1; ••::: •,' kr; ' `....,...e 46 ) ail V, rtl % ,'{ • Vfr f pi, • • • 1 "r r ")t .4: IVICI4IIPI N. NIT:`tiBER. 61(f2. ,*) J, MARCH 31, 1812. [PRICE SIXPENCE- , AI FUE.• EAST-INDIA TRADE. I.I ILATRE ROYAL, • Coy ' , NT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVEN] NG, April 1, 11112, - 'Ntil be acted StiakspearCs r,,y,tcly of L I ps Cmsar, Nit. I'ON ; Ollztayius CLusar, Mr. iA NI ERTON ; Mare Antony, Mr. C. KFNII4I,L Lepidus, 111 r. NI , -121( A X ; Brutus, Mr ICE LE ; C.,ssius, k ,t 1 N ; Casca, Mr FA'S( li l'T ; Trebonius, Mr. BA it It \ 1. It E ; 13ecius, Mr. BRUN ro ; Caipurnia, Nlrs WES ; Porcia, Mrs. NOW ELL. To which wiil be. added, the liurletta of • TOM 'THUMB .Tl-11: GREAT. oxes 73. se v ):l,t. Nice 3s. 6d.-Nit 3s. bd. Second-11-rice L — Callery as. SeCuud-price Is.—L. poer Gallery is. Se %and. „ Prfte 6d. orlltu. - rsday, The Wheel of Fortune ; with Timour, the a'r tar On . I. 1 u.lay he %%it - 01, ot tlve Sun; with Timour, the v, Farrar. S'aturd.iy, lulius t...z.esar ; with Paul and modeof accomplishing so desirable a measure, is strenuously to assert theinherent tight of all his 111ajr..sty's subjects to trade with every Country in amity with us and to express those sentiments in firm, temperate, and respectful l'eut.ons to the Legislature, promoted by a Oeputation to London from each ot . the Places so petitioning. , arh further. desired to express the :anxious wish of the Committee, to receive the most ample communications and suggestions from all p,arties in•erested. and to assure them of their devoted attention to this moinentous ; que:>tioh. I have the honour to be, with gteat reaped) Sir, • • • Your most obedient humble Servant, _ • NEW ESTAIHASHMENT OF i'VY AND HALF Y FOR NAVY CHAI'LAIN:i. To the Honourable the COMMONS of the United King dom of (...; R EAT BRITAIN and IRELAN D, in Parlia ment A sseinoled. The humble Petition of the Trustees of the Liver _ pool Docks, Shewet THAT the Port of Liverpool has, in the course of little more than a Century, from its peculiar local AdVantages, and by the eitterpi ising Spirit of its Inhabitants, raised itself froth the situation of a humble Fishing Town, to the distinguished rank and Importance of the second Port in the Kingdom. That your Petitioners, whose province it is t.} provide and maintain the requisite Accommodation for the Shipping re sorting to this Port, have, at various times, under the autho rity of the Legislature, and as the Increase of the Trade de manded, -erected_ exteusive Ducks, and other Convemeiices,, tor the Snipping Intetests of the Town. . That, urged by the-Merchants at large two Years ago,when their Grade was in great Prusperity, your Petitioriers sought for and obtained, during the last Sessioli ci Parliament,poweis for the turttn:r I inproveinem of the Port. . • That, in consideration not only of the existing want or ac comniodatiou hi the Docks for general purposes, out antici-' path% also the period when the Rights of the I.Viercitants and Traders of Liverpool, in common with sit whets his Ma . jesty's Subjects, to a free Trade with the, East Indies would oe reco„iiisciti your Petitioners, have commenced various Woika upon an extensive Scale, calculated to meet the vast accession of Trade, which, as they humbly conceived, would be the result of Such a System. Your i'etitionerS, therefore, anxious tor the Prosperity of the Important rusii (untanned to - them, and COntiOing to tae justice - or tins lionouYahle House, most humbly intreat tha. they wiii adopt such NleaStires, as to their Wisdom shall seen, best, for vOtatning to the.Pori of Liverpool, as well as the test of the llinted Kingdom, a participation of the 'franc wilt dinfliattern posessions, hiinerni solely enjoyed by the Last. India Con pally anti_your Petitioners Willi as its duty . • bound, ever pray, Adrttiralty.Cilth.e, 9th March, 18t3.• T'HE LORDS cOMAIISSIONERS. for execut -1- ins the Office of Lord' ligh it the United Kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland, do hereby give No tice, that his Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been graciously pleased, by his Order in Council of the 4111 inst. in the Name and on the Behalf of his Majesty, to direEt, that J. M. BRACKENBURY, Secretary to the United Coinmittees of the Corporation of Liverpool, aiid of the Merchants, Ship-Owners, 4.4 c. of that rsati the following Regulations, in respell to the HALF, or PENSIQI4 to be aliowed to CHAPLAINS of his !la. jesty's Fleet, after long and meritorious Service, as well as the PAY and ALLOWANCES during the p.iriod of such servitude, shall be established in future, Liverpool, March 17, 1812. At a Meeting of the Merellanti, Ship-Owners, Tradesmen, and other Isitiaottants of the Town of Liverpool, assembled by the Yorshiptul the Mayor, tor . the purp(ase, or taking into cons'ideration and adoptin, such measures AS may oe deemed necessary, in order to obtain to this Port the benefit ot a par ticipation in the trade to the East I miles ; JOHN BOURNE, hsq. Alayor, in the Chair. Resolved, " First, That every Ship in his Majesty's Navy, from a First to a Fifth kkate inclusiye, shall be allowed a Chaplain on hei Establishrn.lnt." " Secondly, That every Chaplain after Eight Years of aanal Sea Service, (or it in a Guard Ship, Ten Years,) dur int which Period he,shall not have been absent from his Duty Six Weeks at any one time, except by specialleave • k•'‘. , A i! ACADEMY, SOMEti., , PLACE. 1‘1 01 1c1 .4 .: is ti,ri-by ~th‘it • the EXHl %vitt OV 1::N on MONDAY, the FOUKTH A Y i ext. • llt ARTISTS are cle,ireri.to send tiiei seveial, V E "it N C ES, Properly frained, with - heir Descriptions, Trai the Names.the P'rrtraits, For itfier , tt..h'in the Cata °'''r. oti NION Y, the Si X-Ftl,- . or uy Six o'clock on . i SI) • t AY thrl E. V ENT/I of AP KiL, aster which tune, -4101 • e will be ret;ei , Ncl. • i n The Price s o f W o rks intended for Sale are to bi specified a , eparate List, as an Agent will attend•to answer in -9 tes. tior_ N B. No Arti s t is . to send mute than Eight' PictUres,n ,, r tit.: Eight Drawings. . NO Miniature can be allowed ,44, )44 .:e, unless in Frame or ViluttCh OL Ate (11111CLISIIS ; ltUf Lan COPIES .;e. lniittett __tite Royal A ca d e my will take all possible care of Works r usted to fhein, but Cannot hold thernie:ves responsible cases of HENRY HOWARD, A .Secre,iAry. That we, in common with the rest of our fellow subjeas, have a right to a tree trade with all parts ut the tirittsh Gin. pire, and other.coulayies In amity with these United "King. doms, subjett only to such general regulations of trade as the policy or this country may require, - or 'as may be necessary for maintaining - the relations of these realms wrtt foreign states, and bsicv.ring to Government those revenues which may be necessary fur its support. from th e Board of Admiralty, and who shall produce Certi::' ticates of good Conduct and moral 13shaviour from the Cap tains he may have served under, shall be entitled to a Pension in the nature of Half-pay; but no Chaplain tube entitled to Half-pay or l'ension - it he shall accept any Preferment with (...tre of,Souls during the term of his required Service at Sea." Resolved, nut w:: htint'uly conceive, that the great objea of all Le gislative regulation in the commercial concerns cat the coun try, is the*protation of this equal' right.in the subject, and ill.: further extension of an honourable, just, and legitimate 5, , ,(1 that. therefore all monopolies which exclude commerce the general body of the people from trading with the, coun tries, arc in del - option Of tit birthright of the subje.A. and purpose which they oug ht to h ave i n counteract the chief 4 ,, That the amount of this Pension or Half-pay to each Chaplain shall be Five Shillings per Day." " Fourthly, That if in the event of a Peace, or from other circumstances not .dep - ndin& himself, a Chaplain shall not have been able to complete the full servitude of Eight 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 for less than Three Years Service - at Sea." • • . .. , . . To the Honourable .the COMMONS of the United King dom of GRLA T 13 RI TA IN and lltli LAN 0, in l'itriiA- Illela A setzioied. . , Resolved, That the monopoly of the East India Company is an ad tint:mai instance, with others that might be attd!tt.et., of the injwious cOniequences that must al ways attend such at tempts - at an C4i..clusive traffic ; and that we conceive it to - ItaVe been tufty Actnonstrated, not only by the must conclu sive reasoning, but by incontrovertible tads, that such o nopoly is prejudicial to7the general interests ut this country at large, alai discourages that comtacicol spirit, which, tri m . the nature aud local situation of these istands,ts indis - pensaole to then prosperity, and upon which their security at this mo ment essentially depends. bENIIS 3 ACOB Lave to inform Ito Public, that he Itas r;:tnoie4 . 5. MARC ARE R T ibarv,unish squxte ; Mien: he continues ugive the full v.fitie lIIAMONO-And PEARLS , , " Filthly, That on the expiration of the period or eight (Or tenlyears, as the case may be, every Chaplain shall give Notice in writing, whether itis his intention to cOnti one to serve or not; in the first case, every year's additional t cr. vice sh ,Il entitle him, when pl4ced on the Pension List, to receive . at the rate of Sixpence a day in addition to the Pen— sion which his eight (or ten) years servitude may have en. titled him to, until the aggregate rate am , unts to Ten Shit- Q R A x. .. "". D and Isl 4 ;NEL STA'I2II LO I . 1 li i: Y, of only " ,0 0 Tickets, will be all drawn su early as the 30th 4 1)riL THE Cjipital Pies are iircr-used—snore varied 16 ill their value, and oller a double clial:c., to Adventurers. -- i ir peat length exceeds the limits of an advertis:rnmt. toi;,•nliill .ft .cKETs and SHAR ES are selling by Eri 0 ~ 2, ; and iB, Coventry • street ; at which trul) fort,nate i ll i i , c es, Alie following Capital Prizes were sold iii i 18 Shares e 141 Four Months, viz. • 1,343 . Class A . . ,C is,ecio 3.343 • • B . • t s, floo , . 2,504 • • A . . 6,000 ' 2 75 0 + • • B • ' 6,000 -7 1 . . A . . 3,0c.0 4,025 . . A • • Joao 1,664 . . B . • t,OOO I,ozo . . A. . . 500 22 , ; . .0 500 9:,8 . . A . • 400 ...._ &c. &c. Ittc. Resolved, That up.m these grounds we will most cordially unite with our teilow-subjetls, the inhabitanis of other towns and sea-ports in the KinK,tiont. in petitions to the Legislature, for aiw"lition •ut the 4:oMaterciai monopoly of the East India Company, in suet, most spetdy and elt?4tual manner its they may in their wisdom judge Most exp,dient. lings a day, being the greatest - Pension which any-length of •Service can confer; in • the second case, where no turther Service is intended, the Pension shall remain at Five Suit. Res,,lved, •t' :a: Lu c l'etttion to the House of Commons.now propos ed anu lel , l to this Meetin4, is approved, and that the saute lie sw:ed by tY:e (.L.llllOl, and the pe , sons attending this Mcetin h , and by such others as may think proper to sign the same. lini{s a day as above-mentioned.". " Sixthly,. That length of Service and meritorious Con dud shall render Chaplains eligible to all the Chaplaincies of all Naval Eitablishments whatever, thediposal of which shall,, or may he; left to the consideration of the Board of AdMiralty ; S and that no other Clergyman shall be eligible to any of those pieces of preferment than a Wavy Chaplain ; SALES, &c. . . C ANAL PROPFRTY, SMOUTH, p.m! FAR - LINGToN WATER WORKS, and INSIrtUTION SRARES. TO BE SOLD BY Auc - rior:, By NI.. SC( irT, On Frid a y, April 3, at we. ye o — , lock, at the Mart. COVENTRY CANAL Share drvPing 381. clear per At:num. exoe:ted increase. ,WANSEA N \VIC., A I Fen Slurs, doliding Cent. clear. exi , e:te.l to niereasec..w.ildi•ratily GRAND lUNCTION, NIONTC;().:II,RYS)IIRE, f•LLF.SMERE. aad ROt HDALE CAN A.l ; , UTI-L and FARLING TO N AT P R 14 0 KS ; -I SSELI. and SURREY INS ill I'ION,SHARES c 4 rticulars .t Hatchet's Ii ; at the Mart ; =of Mr Scott, 2 , , New llricke vreet. CXHIAL 'l'l si T - q• R TO BE $0 LD BY \IA-1'11)N. IN LOTS, By Messrs. COURT did JACOB, • •• s' i kt the I;eorge Inn, at Droitwn.n, in the Count , : 'of Wor cester, rm Thumiav the i6th April, at FOur o'clock lche Afternoon, TIN E FL,ndred and Ninety-5 , -$ en OAK TREES a „ marked with white paint, growing on certain Parms t ` rs ki Lands in the l'a'risir Hanbury, and near to the said "q of Dr , :twich Some ot th , ;.• Lots are calculated for Navat and other pm cleS reqt.:,,,ig.Timber of superior site and quality ; the 'ef part is situated Mar good turnpikeroads, and the 1 ."° l e is•withiu a tow irides of the Droitwich Canal, which I :inraunicatei with the ttivcr Severn, which, and the "Inus canals to ,vinch that Rives access, the advan t: Cges of wat e r c a rriage may be obtained to :nost parts ot the ". otn. b r i'b view the Lots appl.i to nr-,.,Fownc..s, of Hanbury, near itwicit aforesaid ; • and, for fiat her pa; tienlars, apply to r • teon o w, , Inn, Mr. Noifitir‘y,' Druitwich atones id, tire Auttioneers, at Blaeltsu,le, "Itir.Bewdley, ur (9n Siatur.iays) at their Office, Cu! lege- Yard, Worcester. 111)C K S. MANOR AND t•A RMS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IN LOTS, Ip flay next, unless an acceptable ull;:r should be previously made by -private Coot rad, VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,-situate 4. in the County of Bucks; consistn% Of the.capital MA. 401 t of OAKLY, with the Quit Heats and Privileges thereto belonging, and three FARMS with suitable Farm uldings, now in' the occupation of Hudson, Ed °Rind Betts, and Henry Fennimore, Tenants at will, con-• 14 ining altogether about 420 Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, Ott Pasture Land. The Estate is Tithe-frce, and the Land-tax has been re deemed. The Commf,ns are very extensive, and upon an Inclosure will fOrm a valuable appendage to this Estate. For further Particularwand for leave to view the Estate, a pPly to Mr. Pirmiger, No. a, Gray's.! in-square, London. Oakley is situated about equal distances from Thame, Bi ester, Aylesbury, and Oxford, ON SPRING Lit ET "Itis in Spring, observes a celebrated Physician, " that o nstitutional (l ceases conic into uttion •‘ and at this sea. 4 °n; peopie were to adopt an alterative diet, much huniat: misery would be prevented." THE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not only very hourishing and pleasant to the palate. but ample experience has proved it to be more efficacious in cor leaihg the c.onstitut ion and purifying the blood than the Lis- DOII Diet Drink, or Sarsaparilla. People subject to eruptions of the skin, and such as are of v iouty, hilions, Asthmatic, or Consamptive Habits will. find the Sass,dias Cocoa, a rnost i.t - valuable article of diet. In the pz-riOdical works on Medicine it 3 extolled, and its use is adopted by several eminent Physicians. It is sold in a ground Mate tor boiling (in the same manner as coffee), price bs. 6d. per lb. by W. Wilson, croi.er, No. 39._ Stand . . . Orie;sfrotn the country must be accompanied with a re. I tLttance. VC-1? etition of the Mayor, Bailiff's, and Burgesses or tie- own of Liverpool, in Common Council assembled, Most humbly 61.,!, , ,eth, That your t'eutioneis conceive, that the Subjeas of these ttealnis possess an rigin to a free intercourse ot tirine .with all oiliZr Nations and Countries in amity with tens; subject only to Stich ~,,olations as Ina) be necessary for preservii:„ a good Understanding with those Countiies, and for yeetning to our own the Revenues den vante trout such 'That rue itronopoly of the East India Company, how- ever expedient or necessary at the period ot their First t. nat ter, is, Its your Ventioners humbly conceive, the pre sent State of Coininerc., and of the World, no longer sv ; and it is moirove; ine.a.sistent %vita those Piincipies vvhrch universally auntitted to be essential to the prosperity ot Commerce. That every other Nation in Europe being, by the sisnal Success or his tdajtsty.'s Antes, uepr ,- ed , •i al: Terr , lory and I iitluent.e in the 1: ast.tinlies, as well as ot ail means of an noyance to the Navigation ot those Seas, an movie t .6W IS now open tor the exeicion of Brinsii Skill and Linei prise. Alla for Lie Investment ot .that Capital which is IclidcrLd, in a great measure, ust:ies), in those. Chaoileis of Franc ..VOCIC It has heretofore been employed. That youi,l'etitioneis, as life Guardians of the Interests ot the Town of Liverpool, wink they ta,lient the ois.ressing susl:ensiol of its- Coinnicrce At this 1,4111101 b..t lit clnige a sanguine hope that the era 01,1 vlll,ll pleb.ClitS to the Merchants and Traders Liverpool, uoiiiiiion with those of every part of the British Empire, anti „tighter prospects in ine participatitni of a .4 taint; truill which they nave been iutii..ico 'heat Soul dist:Linn any wish to interfere with of the i.ait I mita nolopany, .vnten titty hi...) be i..itlllll(3.l'lllMlLie, ivitliout the continuation 1)1 3leln H:at iiie vrivileges\ui utners. rettilthi,rs, thererure, rep, sing entire Lontidence in ifle anh lustwe of this llonotlrOble lluuse, humbly entreat that wit, be pleased to adopt sllCtl ineasures.as nl .> secure ,0 the Mercriatits l'uit of Liverpool tin„advantages Of a rice 'franc beyond the Cape of kiooti trope. And your i',,i;itmers, as hi duty bound, will ever pray. 6iveit under the Common Seal of the said I.OWII. To the Eionourahlethe COMMISSIONERS of the United c; it 1141 . BM FAIN and IRELAND, in Parliament asseu►bkd, ►ne notable retition of those Merchants, Ship. owners, i radesintn, and other Inhabitants of the Town of Liverpool, Whose names are hereto sub scrioeit. Your Petitioners humbly beg. leave to represent to your llono..rablc douse, that oy various Charters, granted twin time to nine to the Las- India Company, your Petitioners have fur a long seiles ot years been restrieted in carrying on 'lrape, as well with tire extensive posses;.ions ot the Coin patty in the East Inies, as with the.w hole ot the [Xmas. and Tentiones in Attica and Asia, trout the Cape at Good Hope to toe S. nuts ot Magellan, and have thus, as your Pe titioners humbly conceive, not only been prevented from ex win% their mercantile skill and industry, and employing their capital in a Manner the 'mist advantageous to their country and to themselves, but have been deplived of those piiviteges which they humbly p:esuine are the common birth-right 01 all his Niajesty's subjects—the right carry - tug on -a tree Trade to all:parts of the Innis!' Empire, and other countries m amity with this United Kingdom, subject only to such general regulations of Prude as the policy of this country Iniy require, or - as may be necessary for maintaining the relations ot these realins'with foreign states, and secur ing to Government those .revenues which may be requisite for its support. Your Petitioners further beg leave humbly to state to your Honourable House that they cannot but regard all monopo lies, which prohibit the general body ot the people trin car rying on Trade with any other country at large, and as gicat. ly discouraging that commercial spipa which, train the na ture and local situation of these Islands, is indispensable to thsir proSperity, and which their security at th.s moment es sentially depends.. Your Petitsoncrs having therefore assembled together in a General Meeting, have resolved to appeal tar a redress of this their grievance to your Honourable House ; in the lintilble but confident hope that you will consider the protection of the equal rights of this Majesty's subjects to a Free Trade, and the ektetision ot an honourable, just, and legitimate commerce, as amongst the first and must important objects of legislative regulation. • Your Petitioners, therefore, humbly intreat that your Ho. nuurable House will be pleaied to take this subject into your mosuserious consideration; and that you will at the eau liett opportunity adopt. such measures for abolishing the 'comin..rcial monopoly of the East India Company as to the wisdom and justice Of ParliaMent may seem Most expedient. (CIRCULAR.) Liverpool, zoth March, 1812 Sir,-1 am requested by the Committee to transmit to you a copy of the Resolutions which were unanimously agreed upon at a General Meeting of the Merchants, Ship-Owners, and Inhabitants of Liverpool, Convened on the 17th instant, relative to the East India Trade. The Committee, deeply impressed with the importance of the subjett, not metely as it may alteet the town of Li verpool, but as invol ti ing the - interests, the privileges, and the rights of the merchants, ship-owners, and manufac turers, and all other the subjects of the United Kingdom, have directed me to apprise you of their intention of ap. pointing a Ueputation trorn this place, in the first week in •April, to co-operate -with those nom the other sea-ports, cities,- and towns, to whatever measures may b, deemed re quisite for the atfatilnerit of an object of such moment, as that of opening, to the enterprise or the British merchant, a free trade to ail the world. The Committee arc convinced, that the most effedual. Resolved, That the Chairman be requested to transmit such Petition to the Menibeis for the town of Liverpool to order that they may present the same. Resolved, That a Committee be appointed for the purpose of corres • ponding with other great towns and col leCtive bodies of the manufacturing and commercial interest throughout the king dom, and adopting such measures as they inly conceive to be most likely to carry these Resolutions into etfed. USEFUL PUBLICATIONS. SEDUCTION ! This Day was published, Price 6s. in boards, with a beautiful Portrait 'of the Young Lady, rrHE VICTIM of SEDUCTION; being an in-. teres ting Narrative of Faas, of a Singular - Case of Sedu6tion. To which is added, a Series of Amatory Epistles to Miss M. 11. ll P• By R. 11----Z B —K, Esq. Her Seducer. 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To which are annexed, Private Letters on this subjed, from the late Lord Bishop of London and the Lord Bishop of Bangor,. published With permission of their Lordships ; and front other Cotiespondents. Printed for Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, t. An Inquiry how to Prevent the Small-Pox, Svo. price 65. in boards. 2„ Of the Imagination, as a Cause and as a. Cure of 13,sor ders of the Body ; exemplified by Fiditious Tradors, Svo price is. 6d. - A Letter to Dr. Percival, on the Prevention of' Infec tious fevers. iiyo. price Ss, in boards.. 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 respec tive Chaplains to cease, as is provided oy Law in the case of the .divided Living of Simonbourn." " Seventhly, That the Pay of a Chaplain, while in aaual Service, shall be according to , the following Rate, viz. :- " One Hundred and Fifty Pounds per Annum, and the es. tablished compengation of rd. Bs. a year, for a Servant, ha 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 rated for Viduals : and when alte Chaplain shall be willing to aa as Schoolmaster, he shall be entitled to the Bounty of Twenty Pounds a year, granted by her late Majesty Queen Anne, by her Order in Council, of the atst April ;762, provided he shall pass an examination before the Lieutenant-Governor, l'rotesser, and Preceptor of the Royal Naval College at Portsmouth, instead of at the Trinity-House, as required by the shove mentioned Ofiter in Council ;'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 ter his Education, the same to be stopped out of the said yohng Gentlemen's Pay. " Eighthly,-That a _Chaplain General shall he iippointcd, with such Emoluments• aspay be deemed proper by the Board of Admiralty, to whom all applications for , A ppeint ments shill be made, or will be referred, and all Reguia tions entrusted,, relating to the Establishment of Chaplains for the Royal Navy, in the same manner as is practised with regard to Army Chaplains." " i Ninthly, That no warrant will he granted by the Board of Admiralty, to any Candidate for an A ppAinent, unless recommended by the Archbishops of Cant • and Votk a , 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 to be continued, shall be allowed the time they may have served, as part not .exceediKg one half) of that required to entitle them to the Pension or lialf-Pay." By Command of their Lordships, W. CROKER. N. B. The Rev. Archdeacon John Owen, has been ap. pointed Chaplain-General to the Fleet, to whom all letters are to be addressed, under cover to the Secretary of the Ad miralty. . . • • This Day was published. In Two Volumes deiny.Bvo. ul. Ils. 6 - d. and on super royal,paper, price 21. 15s. boards, illustrated by'aseric.s of E ng ravings, - A HISTORY of the COLLEGES, HAISLS, La. and PUBLIC BUILDINGS attached to the UNI VERSITY of OXFORD; 'including the LIVES of the, FOUNDERS.. By ALEX. CHALMERS, P.S.A. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme; and Brown, Paternoster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, Bond. street; and . Cooke and 1: Parker, Oxfoiit. *„* A Jew Copies are workedin'Quaito, with proof int . . pressions of the Plates on India I.•..per, price 61. 6s. in boards. A fitter person to execute this task than Mr. A. Ch - mers could not p4rhaps have been round. 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