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I ~, •r L ' t - w . i , Em\ 4 . ' , I!*Lig(--•-% -p ; ‘T0 1 .5 , .. /f'j~if~i~ 1~, ~~..;, NUMBER I;0.4 The LAST NIGHT of perforiiiing till t ritli LW irA I.:, COVENT-GARDEN. HIS PRESENT EVENING, Arlirtt, 21, 1812, wall be pe,f,r.bed Sll4k,p Tragedy of ;.! LEUS C}E'.; ' luillasA.sar, Mr. EC, I:.Rji - ON Ottavios k.:les,J, Mr. 11A E RION; Matt A10..).iy, Mr. C. KF.MBLE; I.cpid 13, Mr. M t:R R ; tir.tus, NE K E %11 YOUNG t.:,tstra, 'Att . FAIVL .P.TT ;- Trerv>iii6, 13ARIt YMOR.E ;, Decl , ts, i.lr, 13RU NTON ; Capi.rnia, tvi rs. W ES TON ; .IrS. PO V.' L L.L., • To wllich be added the Fatce of • TH MIDNI(.4IIf HQUIL • Alargdis, Mr. 13 r.O NTo N ; eural, Tv: r. E E lOr ; Sebastian, Mr. FARLEY ' • Nic:inlas; Mr. BLANC I,IARD ; juiia,„M4g S. 6001'1I ; Mrs. I.V.ITENPOR.T; B oxes l• lea, Mrs. GI MIS. ,-• Second-price 3s. 6t—Pit 3s. 6d. Second-price `-'4Ueq Second-pricc F.l.—Lp4,er Gallery Is. Se ' pr et. N e r vv ia 's h th f.r "7 the Boxes_to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the 'fart-street. O.:ors vitt!. be opened at Hail-past Five, and the Play Oat t3a►r-p,st fix. ra „n_ Easte r :vivo:jay, Romeo and [tiller ; with-Timour, the u :s i 4 .- •on The Virgin of the Wed Nous "TICS ACADEMY, SOMERSET PLACE. "TICE is liereby given to. ARTISTS, that all Lau jt WC) iiKS intended fur the ensuing: EX BITION, arr il h e sent in on MONDAY the 6th, or tcy six o'clock r.4,n t„: . i si ) A the 7th, of April next, after winch time none ddtte Y d. It tI TY possible ca r e w ill be taken of such Works, but the ut,e'. identcadeirly cannot hold themselves responsible hi cases HENRY. HOWARD, R. A. Sec. EXHIBITION OF, DRAWINGS. P r il E EXHIBITION of DRAWINGS in '•vate r Colours, after celebrated Pia.tres of the great k4 ter s , is now Open to the l' u oli c , at the Gallery, 39, tl4s,:liie-street, ;. and will ' continue open every „en in the l•oreiloon till Six in the Afternoon.— i rorn l tihnce, ls. Catajogues ed. NEW MUSICAL FUND. 1 1 .111 E COMMITTEE for managing the Affairs 1.1, e „ tit. this Charitable Institution, beg leave to return tr,),Linost grateful Acknowledgments to their Royal . Pa -1441! tile Nohility and Gentry, their Subscribers ; and the Aot t .'. e in gener a l, who honoured this Charity with their sup •llici:t their Annual Benefit Col.:et( on Thursday last. - To b Cataiani, Miss Rennell, and Mrs Diekons ; Messrs. "tti k 9 ').Trainezzani and Fischer, tor the exertion " - exccllent Abilities, in their Behalf. To Mr. F. Cra -I'4lll'l,t Sir s,eurge Smart, for so ably-feeding and conduct- 61,1r,e, s 4 id Concert; to Mr. Piele,• and Signor Vac c ar i, for ir 4 l - t xc' , :llent Concertos ; to Messrs. Lindleys, Reeve,. Ashley, Griesbleh, Sharpe, Ashe, Ma rrll !".Ipt.iti, Addison, Mantis, Hyde, Holmes, 1ne 1 , t 1 .. , anti the rest of the Band, both Vocal and Instru tagioi, it who gave their gratuitous assistance on that oc. 14, Little Chapel-street, Soho, ' loth, 8 , • 1. KING, Secretary. TWENTY GUINEAS iiEWARD. ABSCONDED, from his Friends, on Friday Y ear Night, the fir) of March, 1812, a YOUTH, aged 15 , s ; a native o London, Five Y 4 Inenes high, rather Ta to e `-omp;exion f , dark brown Hair, eet, turned up before, dark 1 4es, rather lull, of geutcel Address and pleasing He kP aw " , as dressed in a. superfine blue Cloth short Coat, ( oluur Karseymere Waistcoat, dark blue Knit Panta. 14 0 1 s, Half Boorti laced in front, blue Great Coat, and black w, Lk Handkerchief. t rt,e -nOe v -- Vr will give such information as may lead to the lit ir , c ," d v e7 and Restoration io his Friends, at the apove-men ty 4 \ Otith.will be ►paid TW INTTY GUINEAS Reward, )4 4 ,PlYing to Messrs, Zan . , Flight, and Barr, Royal China t on :; s . Worcester, or at their House, Coventry - street , au; N o • Ter:! above Youth is most earnestly entreated to 1., 5 i - this Father or his Uncle, and he may be assured, that . ;e „, 114 : , Passed shall entirely forgotten,. and any Money r t ,"' l r} to dib-harge bit Debts, and enable him to return h ' f ari be impday urnts , 1.0 ALL who VALUE THEIR SIGHT. rIE Sight of the Aged is restored ; tLe weak Isp n , sigh? Nitengthened; -and the !vile& Sight preserved, SVC, ll nerring principles, by BRA DBERRY's PATENT L ES; 132, Oxford street. 11 1 :Prevent disappcintment, by particular in observing , it trto n , t Shop but a Private House, next door to the Eish es, between . Swallow street and A rgy le-street. ~ PATENT - COOKING APPARA- Ilb e ,: t r Us•-.--P. T. LEM A 11'Rli, sole Agent, takes the fi b ,- t -y of informing his rriends and the Public, , he now ex eas. for sale the above Apparatus, at his Vt . arehouse, 34, iq I ,'! - 'street, Holborn. I t is, the hest Cooking Apparatus ti kingdom ; and the most clean, delicate, arid cheap b o i h e of steaming, stewing, roasting, baking, broiling, an th at : l Z. A dinner for , zoo persons May be dressed wan less N. a . peck coals. in s ) The Apparatus is generally in use, and ready for jZtion from one to tour o'clock. v PHEASANTS, AT REDUCED PRICES. !.1 he ROYAL. MENAGERIE, EXETER one 'c HAN GE, abOut One Hundred Brace of St r : me bred ones, being the last supply of a very large Ditl.; consisting of the common brown Sort , ring n ecks, "s and white ; which st be -shortly cleared trom the to emis es, 'will be sold at the low terms of 21: 2s, per pair, f „,. the common ones, and a proportionate reduced price V ie other sorts. ; Managerie can boast of the finest Elephant, Lnoceio s Lion, Ttgers, Ostrich, and the greatest variety oft hetaiinals ever seen in this Kingdom. Pr o CAME AND RESIDENCE. — WILTS , be LET, from - the 25th of March, al; for Seven Years,. ACOMFORTABLE FAMILY. RESIDENCE` well known by the name of CLARENI)ON PARK, 71th the FURNITURE thereto-, belonging, and the exclu. , 311 :e Privileges of Free Warred and Game .ove r that well Ziodeki iviallor of near Five Thousand Acres, abounding with -11 1 „ easants Ilarcs,:and other Game with or without a , , er Park i .of near Three Hundred Acres, and upwards o f a • L unthed Acres of Arable and Pasture Land in hand. • P,,r a view of the Premises, apply to the Bailiff, at the ' l ouse ; and to treat for the same to Messrs. Webb, Webb, • Attwood, Salisbury. NAVY ) TlMbt . TO BE S01:1) RY AUCTION, IN LOTS, ` ll the Anchor Inn, ii.,-nbritige, on Friday, the 3d of Apri next, at three o'clock, ROM Four to-So , eo Tn.:As - and Pounds worth o large OAK NAVY TIMBER, staustug at 13rocken, and t:ichh td. After the 24th of March,--Mr. Too,i,er, at Lr ckenhnrst . I antes Dsbden, and Mt. rohn h s i•vt, o f C ITt Wi II the Ftlnbcr, and give partic. a. .I*.les,r: Webb, W',:bb, and Attwoud, Salisbury; will zd.iu piutkulats. SATURDAY, INlAncn 21, 1812. USEFUL PUBLICATIONS, &c. HOBEIOUSE'S TRAVEIS rNT ALBANIA. This. Day was pirhlished, Price Twenty-five Shillings in boards, COME ACCOUNT of a JOURNEY. into AL- L" BANI A, ROUMELIA, and other Provinces of TURKEY, during part of the Years 1809, and 1810. By I. C. 110BROUSE. Printed for James Cawthorn, z 4, Cockspur-Mrect, Lon don. • in the Press, Lord Byron's Satires, in which will be in. eluded, never before pubrished, Hints front Horace, and the Curse of Nlinerva. Lately published, In Three 'Volumes Octavo, price in boards. 21. HE ECCLESIASTICAL and UNIVERSITY ITY Y ANN UAL REGISTER lor the Years tIo . B-9, and Printed for F. C. and j. Rivington, No. 62, St, Paul's Church-yard; Sold also by 1. Batt:hard, No. 19u, Pic cadilly. - N.B. The First Volume of this Work contains alk Index of the Benefices with their Valuations, Patrons, Number of Parishioners, &c. The Volume for ASii is preparing for P üblication. _ Any Communication will be ""received by the Editor with thanks. This Day was published, price 2s. Dedicated to the Society of Arts, Manutaetures,, and Corn- Inerce, PROGRESS ot the ARTS and SCIENCES. A Poem. In Two Cantos. Printed for r. Harris, corner of Sr. Paul's Church-yard ; and M. Williams, noekseller in the Strand. This Day were published,• price 35. 6th • PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DE- B 1 LI T 1 ES, natural and ; contra{ ii, of the GENE.. RATIV E 0 RGANS of both Sexes ; including Retuarki on Onanisin,Sernitial Weakness,Nodurnal Emissions,Gleets, Taber Dorsalis, fluor Albus, ByrAl. CATON, Surgeon, late of the United tiospitalS of St.Thomas's and Guy's. Printed for Messrs. Highley, 24, Fleet-street, London This Day was published, in Quarto, with a Map, prieell.ifis: boards, THE HISTORY of EUROPEAN COM ME R.CE with INDIA. To which is subjoined a Review of the Arguments for and against the Trade with India, and the Management of it by a chattered Company ; with an Appendix of authentic Accounts. liy DAVID MACPHERSON, Author of the Annals of Commerce, &c. Printed for Longman, Iturst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster4ow ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond. street. • This Day was published, By tong Man, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, - In Two Volumes, 00avo, price 11. ti boards, THE.ECONOMICAL HISTORY of the HE BRIIMS and HIGHLANDS of SCOTLAND. • By the late Rev. 1011 N WALKER, D.D. Professor of Natural History in the University of Edin burgh. The Author was well known as a most intelligent agri culturalist ; and tholigh the improvements suggested in these volumes are intended chiefly for the Highland., 'yet some of them deserve attention wherever there is a SiMilarity of soil and climate. Most of them are applicable to the North of Ireland, and to every distrid in England and Scot land, elevated more than Soo or 600 feet above tbe.level of the sea. Also, Essays in Natural History and Rural Economy. By the satne Author, in one vol. Svo. price ios. 6d. in boards. This Day was published, In -Two Volumes deniy Sro. 11S. 6d. and. on super royal paper, price al. 15s. boards, illustrated by a series of Engravings, A HISTORY of the 'COLLEGES, HALLS, 11 and PUBLIC BUILDINGS attached to the UNI VE KS ITY of OXFORD; including the LIVES of the FOUNDERS. By ALEX. Cl-IALMERS, F.S.A. Printed for Longmai , ,, I-lurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster row ; and at the. British Gallery, 54, New Bond street; and I. 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To be continued Quarterly, in Parts, price 16s. and los. 6d. each. " The 1..np, - ravings are executed in a superior style ; the de scriptions are surticiently ample, and appear to be accurate ; and, under the superintendence of so able an Antiquary as Mr. Britton r therc can be no doubt that the succeeding parts will display a corresponding excellence." Anti- lacobin Review. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row ; at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond street ; I. Taylor, Holborn ; and the Author, Tavistock Ina few days will be pnblished, The Fine Arts of the English School, vol. r, in large 4to. price 61. 6s. and on atlas 4to. price,' 11. boards. *** A few Copies with proof impressions of the' Plates on India Paper, price 151. iss. SALES OF ESTATES, tice. \VEST MO IiCR A Y.—WOO D. LAND contiguous to W THAM-COM MON, and GRGETHAM. NEW-INN, LINCOLNSHIRE. • • TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, • • By Messrs. ROBINS, 4.- .At the AUCTION -MART, on 'l' EsDAY-, the 12th of MAY, and without any reservation, . . Valuable and very Desirable FREEHOLD EX. ES TE, Situate on the High North Road; within one mile of Witham-comnaon, and two of Greethatn and containing TwoHun , tred and Thirty-eighth Acres of very capital Wood Land, intersected with rides in all direaions, ar:d the entrance to which is dire& from the High North Road, the Property of ROBERT HEATHCOTE, 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 cbiltiguis, renders this a most eligible purchase. Particulars are preparing, and may he had, 28 days prior to the Sale, at the White Hart, Romford; Bull, Witnatil-com rno ; New Inn, Greetham ; George, Stamford ; Angel, Graiithrin ; Bull Inn, Bonnie; Greyhound, Falkingham . ; Mr. Syson, ; Mr. Murray, Symond's Inn; and of Messrs. Robit•, Covent-garden, where a Plan may be seen. IMPORTANT FREEHOLD andLOPYHOLD FARMS, with Possession, at I NG ATE STON E, PU R LEIGH, and LAI NGDON BILLS, Essex. and containing 339 Acres , of excellent MEADOW, PASTURE, and ARABLE LAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messi - §; ROBINS, At the AUCTION, MART ors 1:1-IURSOAY, April 16, , at . . Twelve, in Five Lots, FIVE Valuable and highly Improvable FARMS, two ot which are pleasantly situate s ithin half a mile ot Ingatestone, and on the turnpike-road to Ongar, and consist of two good Farm-houses, with all necessary build ings, and ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THREE ACRES of remarkably goad land, lying extremely coinpat, and Within a ring-fence. Also, two admirable Farms, very plea— .santly situate at l'urleigh, containing • ONE HUNDRD AND 'FIFTY ACRES of excellent land, with suitable Farm-houses and Buildings ; and one very eligible Freehold Farm, at Laingdun Containing near Sixty Acres, Witha Farm-house, and good • Buildings ; the whole containing about THREE HUNDRED AND T.HIRTY ACRES of remarkably rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, each Estate being entirely within a ring -fence, and surrounded by e x c ellent Market 'I owns, and good 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 three are now.expired and the remaining two at Michaelmas 18.13. P.articulars ~ay be had, twenty-one days prior to the sale; at the spread Eagle ingatestone; Black Boy, Chelmsford ; King's I-lead, Malden ; White Hart, Brentwood ; the prin cipal Inns at Billericay and Grays; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent garden, where Plans of each Estate may be seen. TWO VALUABLE and HIGHLY IMPR,IVABLE FREEHOLD FARMS, with early 'possession, at ROM. FORD and HORN CHUR CH, in Essex, containing to. gether TWO HUNDRED and FIVE ACRES of CAPI TAL LAN D. TO BE •SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. ROBINS,. At the Auction Mart, on Thursday, April r 6, at Twelve, In Two Lots, AVERY Elig;ble and highly Improvable FREE HOLD ESTATE, called CROW LAND'S FARM and CAPIIi ;USE MI LL FIELDS, situate contiguous to the town of Romfdrd, and consisting of a good Farm-house, withal! necessary buildings, together with ONE HUNDRED AND FOUR ACRES of remarkably good Ni eado w , Pasture, and Arable Land, ly ing extremely compact, in a. Ring-fence, on Lease to Mr. Sorrell, which expires at iVlichaelmas 18'3, Lot 2. A very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called DU RY FALLS FAR M, and'consisting of a good Farm house,. with all necessary buildings, pleasantly situate at Horncharch, !two Miles; trorn Ronttord, and fourteen from London, and bounded by the turnpike •roatt leading to Up. minster and Rpmford, and containing ONE HUNDRED AND ONE ACRES of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, lying extremely compatt, and in a Ring-fence, and well calculated for a Grazing Farm, on lease to Mr. Hills, which expires at Mi chaelmas ISI3. , 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 be viewed twenty-eight days prior to the Sale, with leave of the Tenants. - • Particulars had at the Spread Eagle, Ingatestone; Black Boy, Chelmsford; Wnire Hart, Brentwood ; White Hart, Roinford ; Crown, Billericay ; the principal Inns at Horn. church and '(:rays; of Messrs. Mayo and Berkeley, No. IS, ; and of Messrs. Robins, Piazza, Lon don; where Plans of the Estates may be seen. Fl RST-R ATE INN and HOTEL, In the highest Repute, and posiessing PECULIAR AD VANTAGES, within Olte Hundred Miles of London. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Me3srs. ROBINS, A HIGHLY Respe&able INN - and HOTEL, on a large Scale, possessing a Business, which, for EX - TENT, RESPEC FAB! LITY, and PROFIT, cannot be SUJtPASSED in the Kingdom. . THREE VERY CONSIDERABLE FORTUNES Have been made in less than Thirty Years, and the present Ptoprietor quits with an AMPLE INDEPENDENCE. Ihe greatest Accommodation will be given in regard to the . Payments, and good Security accepted for Thyee•fourths of the Amount, and the Proprietor will quit at iVlidsununer• or Michaelmas next. • • • The limits of an Advertisement will Got permit an ade. quate Description of the innumerable Advantages that attend tlas . undertaking, and which can be explained only by a per sonal interview with Principals, and which may be effeded any Morning before Eleven o' Clock, on application to Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, . Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery; bear ing date the 6th day of February, 1812, - made in a cause wherein the Reverend CHARLES RICHARD BEAU— MONT and Others are Plaintiff's, and 1011 N BEAU MO NT and Others are Defendants, ALARGE quantity of TIMBER, standing 3, or near Whitley Hall, in the parish -of Kirkheaton, and parts adjacent, in the County oti York, and M %Atoll Hall, in the township of Little Mytton, and parish of Whalley, in the.county palatine of Lancaster, late the property of Richard Henry Beartmont, Esq. deceased ; such part of the said timber as lies in the county of York, will be sold, with the approbation of Samuel CompOn Cox, Esq, one of the Masters of the said CG tart, at the Beaumont Arms, ,near the Church at Kirkheat , in aforesaid, on Monday, the 30th day of March, arz, the Sale beginning at rz o'clock ; and such • part thereof as lies in the county 61 Lancaster, \via be sold, with the approbation of the said Master, at the sign of the Boat, at Little 'Mytton aforesaid, on Friday, the 3d day of • April, 1812,` the Sale beginning at 12 o'clock. Particulars of the said Tinibe' may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Chambers ! , in Soutlampton-buildings, Chan cery- lane, London; of Messrs. Home and Rogers, Solicitors, Serle-street, Lincoln's Inn ; .of Mr. Eyre, Solicitor, Gray's Inn-square ; of Mr. Van Heythu) son, Solicitor, lohn-Street, Bedford-row ; of Mr. Ricnard Addinell, of Tadcaster ' • of Mr. lohn Neville, of SpotsbrOugh, near Don ca st er. ; of Mr. lames.Hinchiafe, Bradley-lane, near HudderstieL'. ; of Mr. Tilomas Rylak, of Dewsbury, near Leeds ; at the Beaumont Aims, kirk heaton ; at, the Boat, Mytton - bridge ; at the Whalley Arms, in Whalley; at the Swan Inn, Alithewe ; L and at Whitley Hall, near Huddersfield. • Oslo. PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED, AND STRUNG. . . THE Advertiser being the real . Manutadnrer, is oewrinined to sell every article of the first fashion and workmanship at the tbllowing reduced prices, viz. Petri Necklaces, any pat- ?k c ~ 6 .. A ., 1 re-making r, 0 .2 o tern, trout . ) ' Ear-rings, per pair . r 5 o i oto 6 13ancleaux - - to to o . 2 10 0 Springs - - 4 4 o} upwards < ' 5 ° Bracelets, per pair - - Sto 0 o to. 6 Lockets - - lii 6 I 1o 1 4 'll Brooches - - 1 5 o o 7 6 Crosses - 1 1 0 J l 0 4 6 Whereas many Ladies and Gentlemen conceive and believe, from the . above prices, that every Ornament is made of a composition, or what is commonly called Patent Pearls, they are respectfully informed, that every article is compos ed of Oriental Pearls, from the Uisheries of Ceylon and Persia, which, being manufactured by the real Work - man, are offered to the Public much under their usual charges. Several complete suits of Pearls, new• patterns, in Mo rocco cases, consisting of Necklace, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear rings, and three Brooches, from to 301. per suit. Ap. ply to H. Barlow, No. a, Grange-court, Carey-street, Lialcoin'o Lau (-1 11.16 E C - _A F NiW ESTABLISIIMENT OF F.A'Y' HALT -BAY FOR NAV tCI-.141' LOWS.. Admiralty-Of - lice, 9th - Nlarch, t'z. THE LORDS for execut ing the Office of Lard High Admiral of the United Kingdoms of Great Britain and•lreland; do hereby give No tice. that his Royal Highness .the I'rnce Regent has been graciously pleased, by his Order in Council of the 4th inst. in the. Ninne*don the Behall Of his Majesty, to direct, that the following Regulations, in respell to, theH_ltF_PAY or PENSION to be illowed to CHAi'LAINS of his Ma jesty's Fleet, after long 4nd meritorious Service; as well as the PAY and ALLOWANCES during the period of such servitude, shall be established in fUture, vii. " First, That every Ship in his Alaje.tty's Navy, from a First to a Fifthßate inclusive , shall be allowed a Chaplain on her Establishment." " Secondly, That every Chaplain after Eight Years of aaual Sea Service, (or it in a Guard Ship, Ten Years,) dun_ ing which period he shall not have been absent-from 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 Conduct 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 be eptiticd, to Half-pay or Pension it he shall accept any Preferment with Cure of Souls during the term of his required Service at Sea." hirdly, That the amount of this Pension 0r.141f-Oy to each Chaplain shall be Five Shillings per Ny." Fourthly, That i 1 in the event of a. Peace, or from other circumstances not deP•nding on hiinself, a Chaplain shall itot have been able to complete the full .ervitilde of Eight Y t ;Nls, a Pension may be conferred by the Board of Admiralty - acep idi.ing to a stale to he determ nei on, proportionate to the tetra of S=vice, in no case, howeVer, to be grantedlot less than Three Years Service at Sea." 4 F ifthly, That on the expiration of the period of eiktit (or ten) years, as the case may be, every Chaplain shall give Notice-in writing, Whether it is his intention to contintle to serve or not ; in th 6 first case, every year's ailititior►al Ser• vice shal l entitle liim, when placed 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- lcd him to, until the aggregate rate amounts to Tort-Shil- lings a day, being the greatest' Pension which any length of Service can confer; in the second case, where no , frirthcr Service is intended, the Pension shall remain at Five Sidi.' lings a day as above - -mentioned." " Sixthly, That length of Service and meritorious Con duet shall render Chaplains eligible to all the Chaplaincies of all Naval Establishments whatever, the disposal of which Shall, or may be, left to the consideration of the Board of Adiniralty ; and that no other Clergyman shall be eligible to any , jr f those pieces of prefefment than a Navy Chaptain ; a e IA the Presentation to any of thoSe pieces of Prefer., - : . t, whose emoluments may amount to Four Hundred ' Pounds per Aripum, shall cause the Half-pay of the 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 banal Service, shall be according to the following Rate,, ViZ. :- " One Hundred and Pifty'Pounds per Annum, 2nd the es tablished ciampensatiOn of t 11. Is. a year, for a 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 rated for Vietuals : and when the Chaplain shalt be willing to ael as Schoolmaster, he shill be entitled to the Bounty of Twenty Pounds a year, granted by heriate Majesty Queen Anne, by her Order in Council, of the Zest April 5702, provided he shall pass an examination . before the Lieutenant-Governor, Professor, and Preceptor of the Royal Naval College at Portsmouth, instead of at the Trinity-House, as required by the above-mentioned•Otder` in Council ; and be shall pe further entitled to Five FOLM(IS 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, " Eighthly, That a Chaplain General shall be - 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 he referred, and ail Regula tions entrusted, relating to the Establishment of Chaplains for the Royal Navy, in the same manner as is pra6ll:!ed with regard to Army Chaplains." " Ninthly, That no warrant will be granted by the Board. of Admiralty, toany Candidate for an ApPointrnent, unless recommended by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, and the Bishop of London, through the Chaplain-General, as in every way properly qualified." " Tenthly, That ChaplaiuS now serving in the Navy, who may upon due examination -be deemed proper to bo continued, shall be allowed the time they may have served, as part snot ,exceedin one half) of that required to entitle them to the Pension or Half-Pay." By Command of their Lordships, 1. W. CI:01(ER. N. B. The Rev. Archdeacon John Owen, has been app pointed Chaplain-General to the Fleet, to whom all letters arc to be addressed, under cover to the Secretary of the Ad miralty. CENTLEMEN having REDDISH or GREY WHISK ERS, or EYEBROWS, may immediately make them D,:rk or black. Ladies and Gentlemen making a single trial will be convinced that the RUSSIA N DYE is the best article in the world for making red or grey hair on the head, or any other place dark or black ; is warranted to be entirely innocent ; not only darkens, but also thickens the hair and whiskers, and is not like other compositions that are sold for a similar purpose, which are of a corrosive na ture, and mostly change the hair to a purple cast. Ask for Prince's Russia Dye.— Half-a-Guinea a bottle, or a dozen bottles 51. Sold by the Proprietor, A. Prince, 'lolln-street, Oxford. street, (observe, it is not a Shop, it is a Privat. House, oppo. site No. 7,) and, by appointment, Hendrie and Sons, Perfu mers to her Majesty, Trtchborne.street ; Harding, 89, Pall- Mall ; Barclay, 59, Ficet market ; Butler, 4, Cheapside Rigge, 65, Cheapside . ; Davison, 59, lieet•strwt ; Bacon, iso, xtord.street ; Withers, 229, Strand ; ton, Tutt,, Royal Exchange ; and of most principal Venders.