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-4,t.„•:. - ' • -• NU:" 14 ,1 / 4 y erf - ..t-"Nraz . . 5.3. ' 7 ;;;- ; P 7. " 77. j• ' 5", , 14 • . ...* \ \\‘`, 4 1 , f hiji e lo- P..e - A.e." 2 .‘.4e://;*:o k - • _ _ . . i I/ NUMBER 84P1 ADMIRALTY orpcE, Oct. cr. 11'9. A.T OFFICIAL NOTIMATION has been received at this OThce, "That the richt Home which formerly stood on the II Mountain of Monte Veido Oliver Plate) has been re-esta• b lilbVd, and that it is now lighted every Evening." JOHN BATIROVV. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Oct. gO, 1819. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of lls MA . *TESTY'S ORD :VANCE do hereby give Notice, t4e i Proposals wilt be received at their Office, in *e Dr&:fore 17 - ednexclery, the 3d November, from such Persons Ir 4 'nay be,, willing to nndertake the Stepply of ukgv.F.4 f or:S' c rvitv glthis Department, fora period of three determinable after the e.vpiration of Me first Year, b .,mn ntice of three Month.c; at the,option of either Party. patterns of the' Articles may be viewed upon application to 1 1 4 v 4.3 Portive Office:J.4ll4e Ordnance in the-Royal Arsenal at 4-71.13 v , ‘ h aurtfrelsc , Particwlars, together with the Terms 1 1 ?4" Conditions V' the Contract, may be known at the Se eret*r'7:s,Ofilee, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between iiiilaS of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals e ** 4 be dithered, sealer! rep, and andOrsed " Proptrse.ls for Heather G igves ;" but no Proposals can bq admitted after the at 7'weine o'Clock at N 06.71 of the same .! I !t,neitlwr will any' Tender be 'noticed; unless the Party r it, or an !gait in his behalf, shall attend. g • Order vf the R.,11 GREW, Secretary.. r 4ierer happened b e fore, and in all probabi rwrer will ag4in, that Adrentui - ers had the Chatte6 : saining,;i4l the (-4pital'Pt ices of Two Lotteries by the iit:r uc Thi., is Cie cafe at presetit I)iawing, Lord Ntavor's Day) NOVEM UFA, of 'Pickets and Shares hi the present j ` t cryof In uro'r 4 s havea C'hrice of all the Prizes of Tlv ,,) IC • Lotteries eootailiin:c 20,000 .1. whets, and, with a .cer ti9ty e,6,6 0 4 Fouit Prizes of '20,000!. may gain EIGHT 2zet•Of 1 2 0 , 0 9 —This scoutA of itself . be a sufficient induce ' 711. t to e ar l y Purchasers, but the NChenie contains Wilily more ~e ! ?nriniendatory •leatures,•the whjch respect 41'X- Solicit e d at the 0111 aiid l'ortun4te Otticck of T. pi s H , yock B ro k er, 4, C ocu l i ill; and 9, Charing-Cross; wlicre il ;' l % and Shares are now on• Sale in a great. variety of lli t4 't The Prices of Stocks are affixed , hOlirl y , against '''' -118 Office, .iti Cgruhill, by which the Public can see the 7'o4ettlatioils. NAVY-OFFICE, Oct. is, Rijat tinnonr.able the LORDS .cqm . AILyISIONERS of hit MAJESTY': TRF.AtiLTRY baying lt PP 4 intett Money for the_ Payment of HALF-PAY to SEA 411IICERS, from tlty Ist of July to the 30th of September, li ; f 4l9 ,accordin; to his Majesty's Estahlisleent iu that behalf : 4 F 60 are to give notice, that the several Payments will be 114to IAD itintle at the Pay-Otlice, by the Treasurer of, his a i e Stfli Na; y, at Teo o'clock in the morning, on the fol *Wink. d. Ays, viz. „ 911 the sth, ill), and loth of November, to Admirals , aiapfaiots,•asid their Attornies. On the I Ith, I-2111, 15th, 16th, and 17th of November, to tiinteunnts and ChApinins, and their Attounias. Pn the 18th and 19 - tit of N, , veoWer, to Masters, Surgeons, "!. 131- Purstr,, and their •\tt.rnies. b A ftev N•liiv'.; the Lists win be recalled the first and third '''ciiilesday in terry month, that all Persons may then and there attend to receive what may become payable to them ; " 441 bring wall them an Anidavit as required by Order in (; !"!eir of 601 . 11 July, 1619, the forms of which were pUblish -6" Adveitisement from this Office, dated 16rth Septem -1619. and may be procured at the Office of ifteTreasurer the Navy; and in case any of the said Officers should l ' b t he able to attend themselves, but employ Attornies for that Purpose, that the said Attornies do produce the like Al . - "'" it from the Persons they are employed by. Where Officers are Abroad on leave, their Agents are to latudte Attested Copies of such Leave before the Half-Pay be paid, 4E ' il as by Act orParliament passed in the 35th year of his /resent Majesty's Reign, entitnled, "An Act-for establish ' 41 f la more easy and expeditkons method for the Payment of 11 L " v trs belonging to his Majesty's Navy," it is enacted by , i t rk. 2o tit Clause of the said Act, " that if any Commissioned °E. Ir arrant Naval Offirer, who shall he entitled to receive lif4 / 1 1 5', and shall be desirous to receive and be paid the -441 ;at or ne a r the place of his Residence, he may apply to , Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy in London, to have such paid at or near the place of his Residence, &c. fee "uanner pointed out by the said Act." And by a fur- It 4 ct passed in the 56th year of his present Majesty's 111 , entituled, An Act for enabling the (Mlicers in his :' 4l " E Y's Nary, and their Representatives, to drew for and • „ i te ke their Half-Pay'," it is enacted by the Ist and 3d • I,7kites of th e sa id A c t, " th a t if an y oilier'. in his Majesty's - ' 141. 3 r, Who shall be entitled to receive any sum of money for : te n account o f hi s H a lf-P a y, s h a ll b e d e sir o us of drawing a 1 7 41 °f Exch ange f or t h e same upon the Commissioners of his i s iaies trit Nary, instead of receiving the same by Remittance 411 ; be shall signify such desire by Letter to the Treasurer :his Majesty's Navy; and that if any Officer in his Ma :easy' Nary, 'she shall he entitled to receive any sum of mu ' ; e3 ' fur or o n account o f Hal f-Pay, shall be desirous of having ; ' 31 .1.;!- I.la lf - Pay pail t o hi m by Extract, at any of his Majesty's k Yards, where Clerks for the Payment of Wages for the Y shall reside, instead of receiving the same by Remit lasm "ill Or Bill of Exchange, he is to apply either to the : I •Ter Cl er k at the Navy Pay-Office in Londun, or at the iv3-"Office of such Dock Yard, signifying such his desire." ,2i‘fe hereby further giv e n, that the Half-Pay ending the 0"11-11of September, 1819, will commence paying on the sth 1 , 1 ‘'eMber, and all Persons desirous of drawing for, or e i b: l4lir ig their Half-Pay remitted to them, may apply as tit's directed. of'v.xchange drawn under or by virtue of the , " I 've recit e d, are nut li a bl e to t h e Stamp D itty. ti . Z ., l'e ' s ons residing out of his Majesty's Dominions are en• t 0 the privileges of the Act. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1819. WAR:OI4IOE, Oct<pbei2B, 1819. ROVAL HIGHINIESS the MINCE REGENT, in the Name and on the Behalf of his MAJESTY, doth hereby reqUire and command, that all the Out-Pensioners of CHELSEA HOSPITAL, aad all those Men who are Registered in the Books of Chelsea Hospital, with a view : to prospeetiee Pension; and also all Out-pen sioners and Registered Men of Kilmainham Hospital, resid ing in GREAT'BRITAIN, who were discharged from their respective Corps, as Non-Commissioned Officers, Trumpeters, Drummers, or Privates, whether from the REGULAR CA VALRY,' FOOT GUARDS, or INFANTRY of the LINE,. or from the MILITIA or FENCIBLES, do personally ap pear at the Places, and on the Dors hereafter-mentioned (with the exception of those resid;?nt . in London, or 4 withia Twenty-fire Miles thereof, who are ordered to appear before the Commissioners of the said Hospital,) in order that such of them as on ExarninationAo be found fit, may he ap propriated to a ROYAL VETERAN BATTALION. His ROYAL HIGHNESS, is however, pfeased to direct, that the present Order shall tit be considered as extending to the Out-PenSioners from the late HORSE GUARDS, and HORSE GRENADIER GUARDS, the LIFE GUARDS, and ROYAL REGIMENT of HORSE GUARDS, nor to such Men as by the Hospital Rooks are now more than Fifty five Years of Age, or had served Twenty-four Years in the tearairy, or Twenty-one Years in the Infantry, previous to their Discharges; nor to any Men discharged as PRIVATES, whose Pensions are above Ten Pence per. Diem each ; nor to those, who have lost a Limb, or their Eve-sight, or are Cripples, or who received a Certificate of their total Un fitness for further Service, frora any of the Officers employed ay the last General Examination of Odt-Peusirmers - in the Year 181 s s ; nor to such Out-Pensioners as are now serving in the Regular Militia, as Nit-Commissioned Officers. SOUTH BRInuN. Counties. Places and Days of Assembling. Durham '• • }Durham .... 4th, lid) Northumberla , and 18th Nor. nd .. Berwick, Town and Berwick ..... 4th, 11th, and 18th Nov. Liberties Cumberland - wcsunoreland ..• . .1 t Penrith ..... 4th, 11th, an d 1 8t h N or . ‘l7. Rid. Wakefield :.. 4th, 11th, and 18th Nov. Yorkshire N. & E. { Riding York' 4th, 11th, and 18th Nor. ' '• ' • } Manchester 4th, 11th, and 18th Nov. Lancashire.. Cheshire - - S!!r•iiishire Niont4ower3shire Detbshire Staff.;Nsitire LincolusliirC Notlin,i~ams6irc Lvicests Rut Fands HertfordA Ire . Niontriouthstiire . IVartvicks.hir Wnreestri snire. Woucestershire Glansorgatisltire Radnorshire Pew hrohestiire Bt teon*lf ire Caen/tart liensbire . Anglesey Crtroarvonshire De:4l)4;lst' ire Flints hire Merionethshire Norfolk Su ifol • •• • • • Shrewsbury.. 4th, I ith, and 18th Nov. Camliridgesltiro.. and Isle of Ely...} Buckinghamshire Oxfordshire Berkshire . Hertfordshire 1-Innling,lo‘,shire Northamptonshire Bedfordshire Essex Kent Newcastle-un 41th, 11th, and 18th Nor, Surrey SLISSVX He of Wight Hampshire Wiltshire ,J Dorsetshire ....... Sontersetshire Devonsitire.. Cornwall Guernsey ... Jersey 'Newark ..... 4th, 11th, and 18th Nov ►Gloucester 4th, 11th, and 18th Nor. .Breeon 4th, 11th, and 18th Nov. . 1 % - rexham.... 4th, 11th, and 18th Nov. Bury St. Edmund's... dth, 11th, and 18th Nov. Aylesbury... 4th, I I th, and 18th Nor. .Bedford 4th, 11th, and 18th Nov Colchester 4th, I tth, and 18th Nov. Maidstone .. 4th, 1 Ith, and 18th Nov. r• Horsham 4th, 11th, and 18th Nov. Newport.... 4th, II th, and 18th Nov. -Andover .... 4th, Iltb, and 18th Nov. Dorchester .. 4th, 11th, and 19th Nov. Taunton 4th, II t and 18th Nov. Plymouth.... 41h, 1 I tit, and 18th Nov. St. Peter's .. 4th, nth, and 18th Not•. St. Helices.. 41h, i itb , and 18th Nov. NORTH BRITAIN. Counties. Berwick . ..... Selkirk ... Roxburgh Edinburgh Paddington Linlithgow • Peebles thunfries ..• Kirkcudbright Wigton Ayr Bute . Lanark ... Dtinhartou Stirling... Claelituannan Argyll Perth Fife. Kinross . . I'm far Kincardine Aberdeen Ratiff Ilichness Nairn Elgin Ross ... Croinarty Sutherland ..... Dornoch .... 19th and 30th Nov. Cailliness Orkney Places and Days of Assembling:. Kelso ....... Sth, 12th, and 19th Nov. Edinburgh .. sth, 12th, and 19th Nov. Dumfries .... sth, Itth, and 22d'Nor. .Glasgow'.... Sth, t2th, and 19th Nov. Stirling Inveraty -Perth sth, 13th, and 'DUI Not•. r Montrose.... sth, 12th, and 19th Nov. Aberdeen.... sth, 12th, and 22d Not•. HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS is at the same time graciously pleased to Declare, that the said Non-Commissioned Officers, Trumpeters, Drummers, and Prii•ate Men; who upon Exami nation, shall be found fit for Service, shall receive the Sum of Oneltibilling and Ten Pence per Divan each, from the tinted their leaving their respective flumes, until their arrival at the Examining Station, calculating the same at the rate of Ten Miles for a Day's March, and shall be after wards'Subsisted nntilallotted to a Veteran Battalion, at the following Rates, tramtly; serjeants, Trumpet-Majors, and Drum-Majors, at One Shilling and Ten Pence; and Corporals, Trumpeters, Drummers, and Pricatcs,.at One Shilling per Diem each, UP. gether -with the usual Allowance of OM: Pcnuy per Diem for Bet:r Money. HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS is also pleased to Order, That every Man found fit for Duty, shall on his joining the Veteran Battalion to which he shall he appointed, receive a Bounty of Otte Poubd Fite Shillings, or so much thereof 'as , shalt re, Main after supplying him with proper Necessaries; and that every Man when discharged, shall he allowed to reckon hie Service is the said Battalion in addition to his former Ser vice, and taircewire such an encreased Pate of Pension, al the entire period of hit Service may entitle him to claim un der the Regulations now in force. IT IS ALSO HIS ROYAL HIOHNESS's Pleasure, that the Men who upon Examination shall be found unfit fur any Duty shall be dismissed, and be settled with at the rate of One Shilling and Ten Penn per Diem, each, from the timeof their leaving their respective Homes, until their arairal at the kxamihing Stations, calculated at the rate of Ten Miles for a Doilt blarch , and shall receive also the like Allowance to carry - thew hack to their Homes; and hat while detained fur_ntanrittation, they shall receive - the same Pay and Allow ances as the Men found fit for Duty. EVERY OUT-PENSIONER appearing for Examination, is hereby ordered and required to pniduce to the Examining Officer his INSTRUCTION PAPER, and such Out-Pen sioners as, are not resident in their respective Districts, or to whom it may be more convenient to appear for Examina tion in any other, are hereby informed, that they are permit ted to do so, provided they appear on some .one of the Days .appointed above. AND IT IS HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS's further Plea sure, that if any Out-Pensioners who are exempted from the present Call under the Terms of this Proclamation, shall ne vertheless be desirous of Volunteering their Services, and shall present themselves for Examination at any of the Places of Assembling, they shall, if found fit to serve, be received into a Royal Veteran Battalion with the same Bounty, Pay and Allowances as the Men who are included in the Call. And it is hereby notified, That all the OUT-PENSIONERS hereby called upon to attend, who shall not appear at any of the Times and Places herein appointed, will be struck off the Books of the Out-Pension of the said Hospital, according to the Regulations under which such Pension is granted, without any prospect of being restored thereto. By Command of His Royal Highness the Prince Re gent, in the Name , and on the. Behalf of His Majesty, PALMERSTON. N. B. It is most earnestly requested, that all OFFICERS, CIVIL AND MILITARY, AND ALL MAGISTRATES AND MINISTERS will exert themselves its Circulating the above NotiliCation in their respective Districts anti Parishes, in order that the Gut-Pensioners interested in the Commoni cat ion of it, may not suffer - front ignorance of its Con tents ; and they will also have the goodness to explain to the Out- Pensioners, to whom this Order does not sxtend, that they are not called upon to appear at the present Examination. CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, October 27, 1819. I OR SALE, (by Order of the lion. the Com missioners of his Majesty's Customs,) on Wednesday, the ad, Thursday, the 4th, and Friday, the sth of November, 1819, at One o'Clock in the Afternoon precisely, at the Com mercial Sale Rooms, Mincing-lane, the following Goods For Exportation—East India and other Foreign Prohibited Goods, Pictures, Prints, Deals, and Twenty Casks of Hard Soap. &c. For Home Consumption—Foreign Spirits, Whiskey, China, Tea, Chocolate. Sugar, and other Grocery, Succades. Drugs, Plate Glass,' Chinch'lli Skins, Canvas, Muslin, Shawls, Lace, Wean . and ether Jewellery, Prints, Pictures, Rough Ann thyats, Deals, Mahogany, Vessels, Boats, Stone, and sundry other Goods, as mentioned in the Catalogue—Clear of all Du ties. The Deals, Mahogany, Vessels, Boats, and Stone, to he viewed at the Tot:tcco Ground, Rotherhithe; and all the other Goods at the King's Warehouse; Custom-House, and . at Globe-Yard Warehouses, Lower Thames-street ; au Fliday, the 29th, Saturday, the 30th instant, Monday, the Ist, and Tuesday, the 2d of Notember, from Ten 4,,'Clock in the Morn ing till Three in the Afternoon. N. B. Goods bought at this Sale mast he paid for at the Receiver of Fines and Forfeitures Office, Custem-Hodie, on or before Tuesday, the 43d of November, 1819, or the Depo sits made thereon will absOlutely become forfeited. Catalogues to be had at the King's Warehouse, Custom- House, ou Thursday, the 48th . instant, price One Shilling each. METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL. BY R. BANKS. PHILOSOPHICAL INsTRUMRNT MAKIIII. I Thermometer. Weather. ' ~: .....; • 1, - , es ~',-:. ~.%...; ....; . - . - 7 i•-•• = • .:, • d tn 44 • .... r , ....-: -. c: - • - - I Oct. 0 0 0 0 Inches 90 54 49 st; 41 29.72 ,40 Rain Rain 21 49 37 4 - 2 31 .60 .45 Do.* Do.t 9.2 35 45 45 :31; .55 .21 DO. Do. 23 - -42 40 48 B7 .40 Fair Fair. 24 a 2 -10 47 84 .44 Do. Do. 95 P 4 37 42 33 .53 DI, Do. W 49 40 44G 31 :65 Do. Do. ' . 1.06 1 inch and six the of rain have fallen in ale week. handret • With Snow. fi Heavy fall of Snow in the night. IZOBBEFIY.-Wedneadlay night, as Mr. Edward Ingledew residing at tiack:Ay, was passing along Bishopsgate-street, he was bottled by t%ro wo men, who` rnhbcd hi.in ot• uis watch, chain, and seals, value 10:, [Pitict SEVENPENCF. CAPE OF GOOD 1-101%. Advice 9 frOm the Cape of Good Hope have ar rived. Every thilig appear to 'be, quiet. in that Colony. The following Proclamation «•as issued by the Governor, Lord CHARLES SOMERSET, to improve the state of Orphan Children, both Hot tentots and whets " PROCLAMATION. " By his Excelleirey the Right 1-irr. General Lord CHaiisiti Iftsav SomEash , r, one of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy 'Council, Colonel of his Majesty's Ist Westindia Re. giment, Governor and Commander-in-Chief of his Nlajesty'g Castle, Town, and Settlement of the Cape of Good Ilope, in South Africa, and of the Territories and Dependenciei thereof, and ()Minify and Vice-Admiral of the same, Cora. mander of the Forces, &c. " Whereas, by a_ Proclamation .bearing date 234 April, 1819, the respective Landrosts of the country districts toive be,n authorized to appren. lice all HottentOt children whri have 'attained their eighth year, for the: term of ,ren years, to such of the inhabitants in whose service they may have been born, an d by whom they may have been maintained dnring the above-mentioned term of eight years, under the restlictions.and regula• tions therein prescribed. " And whereas it has been representt:d to me, that it would be highly advantageous to the class of poor and unprotected isilants, tither Hotten tots or other 4, who may at present or hereafter he found in this Colony, and whose situations are not provided for by the said Proclamation, or by any other law or usage at present in observance in thiYColony, if some further provisions were made for t heir protection, I have therefore judged proper to order, 'as it is ordered, by these pre sents':— " That in future, in case of the death of Hot tentot or other females in the service of inhabi tants, or otherwise leaving behind them an infant or infants without means - of subsistence, and whose cases have not been provided for in the Proclamation of the 2311 April, 1819, or any other law or usage at present u observance hi this colony, or in case of any other accident by which such children shall have bten deprived of lawful protection' they before enjoyed, the in habitant in whose family such infant or intants, at the time of the decease of his, her, or their mother, or of such other accident way happen to be found, shall make due report of the seine with in three months in Cape Town, to his iNlAjesly's Fiscals in the country districts, to the respective Llndrosts ; and in Simons Town to the Governor resident ss on pain of 100 rix•dollats for evety per son neglecting to du so. _ _ " And his Majesty's Fiscals, the tespective Landrosts, and the Resident of Simons Town aforesaid, are hereby authorized and directed. in the same manner as is preserbed in the said Pro clamation ift the 23d Api il, 1819, to place all such Hottentots, or other unprotected infant or infants, as by the laws and usages of this Colony arc not otherwise provided for, with Christian inhabitants, or known and acknowledg , d humane dispositions ani good character, binding them as apprentice to fuel) individual , until they shall come to the age of 18 years, or to the rime of their inatriage. " And that no person may plead ignorance hereof, this shall "be 'published and affixed as usual. GOD SAVE THE KING. " Given - under my hand and scat, at the Cape of Good Hope, the Bth day of July, 1819. (Signed) " C. H. SOMERSET. " By his Excellency's Command, (Sigurd) " C. BIRD, Secretary." LOYAL DECLARATION OF THE MAGIqRATES OF WORCESTER. The following Declaration has been unani mously agreed to by the Magistrates of Worces ter; among whom we notice the names of Sir T. E. Wilmington, Bart., the Hon. W. B. Lygon, E. M. Wigley,_Esq. Btc. &c.:-- " When doctrines impugning the Holy Hell gion we profess, doctrines inimical to order and the well-being of society, are p.blicly di'ssemmi nated, tending to produce Anarchy. find Revolu tion under the specious and imposing names of Liberty and Reform, we, the iN.l.i,:istratti as sembled at the Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Jeri. ourselves most imperiously called upon to express our sentiments on these important and momentous subjects. " We should consider it a derelie•tinn of our duty did w•e not roost decidedly express our utter abhorrence of ;he blasphemous and seditious kin guage to which we have alluded, Glir sincere at. tachiucut ►►nd loyalty to the Throne; and our full, unanimous, and unequivocal delerminlttion to support and hand down to posterity our tried ancl invaluable Constitution, the admiration of the %Todd, a►►d now become the object of imitation with the surrounding nations. " We feel as Christians for the temporary pri. vaions and sofferings of various classes of people, not nf this realm alone, but of every part of the civilised world ; we are, however,.perinaded, that the assembling of toulti , ndrA, contrived by the disaffected - , under the ,pretext of redressing griev ances, but with the real milieu , of propagating iu fideliv, discontent, ant; insubordination, will, so tar from alit:riming, greatly e aggravate the evils wc deplore. Signed, by order of the Magistrates, GEORGE HILL, " Deputy Clerk ut tig! Peace of the County of Worcester." J~ ~~