The Sun. — London, England, 1816-07-02 00:00:00

~ ! ' 1, ;:1 4 , „ ;:: 7 ':: 1 : : *"41'414 .1! ~, . ' ~,l •- 4 : 1 1r: ::) e k, i r ,_•& giks...l , • t•l` p. I ) (y 6 ltrilaajt ` . r - V t ! . ,--,`,2 . -0.- - k; 0 . , t . . 4 .4,... ' ; , 00a4 --%-;:- • - N1Z 1 r,,, , z.4,.;-; , ,,,,-f• i.,::::;g„,t;,-,:!•-4.,;" .k.,, r * , , .1 , ~. , ; - `ll 7 ~~ ~ r .. , --.,,.: 4 . P , ~.., --0 , . , , :7,11. . 1 01 c . .. V '• 4- pik. v *., , -.... ..ortikii,.., s e NVISIBER EAST INDIA HOU `June 1 9, 1816 . rFIE COURT of DIRECTORS of the Ut!frf,. EP COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EMT INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That it GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will :be held at their House, in Leadenhall-street, on . WEDNES i ,DAY, the 3d of July next, for the purpose of taking into con• .sideration the Report from the Committee appointed to in , spect the Company's Lye Las, which was laid before the Court on the Ilth Instant, for ordaining sundry abet:winos in, and additions to, the exitting Bye Laws, subject to the approbation of a future Court. The above-mentioned Re- port suggestiralteratious and additions to the following Bye Laws, viz. • Chapter 1.-.—Acconnts, Sections 1, •1, 5. Chapter G,--Directors, o.lficers, and Servants, Sections 9, 19 , 19, 20. Chapter 7.—Elections, Seerion The cower of DIRECTOIN do allo sire Notice, thitt the said Report is open the East Intli,s Montt for the inspec tion of the Pi oprictt?t s. JAMES COBB, Secretary. t rifl•W tt.l),V4 Ja d e. 5,. 816. ~11 4 4,1 rpericgns of His MA . JESTrS 01? f).VeINCE do l,eri_.by gire :Votive, that Pcupo,rl. , wi'l it retrived ct their Office, in: Pall-Mall, 'on or: before Wednesday, Mc 3rl of ;hely 'next, from such . `Pcrsoirs - as may .be 'willing, to andtrtahe the l'arlatinance of the BItICKI 4 AII;RS' WqlM/pt service ,of this Depart rceq, at Chathant,tor .gperi ul nf ,three years, determinable . , After the. expieqtiot the,fiP,%t year, upon notice (el three months, at the option of either - party. 'Farelt particnlars, torther' with the Tcynts and Condi tions of the Cwitract,. may le known,' upon .IP/4 :talon .at thc ~,01Are of Ordnance at ChaMonA, and also ut the qecretstry's Office in pall,ltall aforesaid, n arty I)tribctween the. fluars,of Ten and . Foar o' Clock, where the Proposals must he deli vered, sealed up, and indorsed, Proposals fur tilt layers' Work at Chat ;" but no Proposal eau be admitted : alters the said 3d of July, at 7we15. , 0 o'clook at Noon qf the ..tame Day neithre,will any Tcnder be 4oticed. !alms the Party making it, or an Agent in his &hal:1;8/44U attend. .1,14, Order tlf the licard, P. If. CREW, Secretary. Dr!. NOTT'S SURREY AND WYMT. This Day ioerr publi*bed, ia'2 large eols. '4to. embellished with 13) 1 4.1t1y tittisletql Portraits, &c, E i I.zE'' wottli.s'of iIP.:NR,Y HOW al(l), , EariT, and Str friloNtAks , WYATT, the Elder; cont,n.inig flinch new and curious Matter, with Notes, Cri:ical Ezotatritoryi 3:e. F. NUT T, D.D. Late Ft.liove at AN Souls tallegc,pxford. prirmtd islimiteu to 350 Copies, un derty.tto. vric, 71.75. ;.I.)d to W., on Royal co. price 1 11. Is. boards. hbr Lovas:in, Burst, Or Ale, and Brown, ann.l at the British C,,illyry, No. 5-I, New thaid•stl t THE I.AV OF THE LIVREATE. 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This buff valinue contains the following, among n variety of other Important articles itt science and unscellan-ous 44..4.4,1ut00,ybyE5q.- I:- . .1144.F..; Annuities, I,y Joshtm Milne, Esq. Actuary to th e Sun Life .Assuranee ; Annulus, or Atinulase'iiiiinils, by Dr.. , teach, ZooloL;ist to the British, Musenin ; Arithmetic, by :Riorts.t• vi,eArts,. b y within., by Rohert Es . q. Royal Nina; Physical Astronomy, by Profe:sor Playlair. Atomic 'll4eur%,, by Dr. Irbeneit ThOolvsotit Attraction, b)klanies Ivory, E4l. Ethobitrgii : Printed fur Architiald Constable ...ad Co. and Raid by tiatelind i'eoner, London ; Thomas Wilson and Sons, York ; Rohinsai, son, and 1 - loldswortli, Leeds; John Roil-. ' ford, 'Julio Counniag,' Dublin ; and all other Book sellers, " patron) reterunt maw —Vino. the faint embrace Vont:lol.y rolls utifte---a puny race! •MARRIAGE should h the foontlation or sti• ci.il hapiiinesA, which 14 often diiiturhed, this»tglt the parties that foot) the ItliirM .Hut taking those piecautioos A ehiel i w o uld sNenre tlient the enjoyment of that great dames ':linidst, the niel incholy variety of disorders tinder which human nature is known to sitlter,there ore - none Ar distressing than those which result front gaieties, early or solitary Ctill.lllE And to. htg to - state that the sedulous Nanolimn of a practice exclushcly directvit to tbc trvat silent 'quid cure of CElt CONIPI.3.IN'rti, entitle them t.O the 'claim of sunerior acquirement. As regular nrgefin 3, they `‘titer speedy and petma tient cure for Fwery stsp:te 'of that 411.1- Ander, II IC 1 . 4 C t rfIC it . (1 in an unguardetl moment, 'and ‘sviiicl4 poisons the springs of . life, and for every class of tlehl :fity, which i. the i:onseve'tice italrpicreti,il4,,-Lvre ',lititig the maturity; Of manhood; entallio;' by anticipattoit, on its unhappy ciftile all the infirmities of otd, , age—th e b o dy .becotuing enervated atoi emaciated —the cheeks yellow and blimaless--ap t i tnititigloottir and El e.jected. Fur Vie result of the,ir sitters% in this. purtioniar branch, they- refer tin that reontotioni which, they flatter themselves, they hare ae ,Sttirko, by thirty rears' experienceriu a mitch extendeil prac tice. In Slight, oaS'es (if syphilictic cinnplaints, at *perfect ig completed its ate short period ut twu days ; and ' l ms :or strictures, pains in ttte bones; glees, •setainal e..,. .;c. a proper peisereptice, in their plan of 'treatment in , ures to the patint an 'int . icorlt.c(l eolimitution. • M A kiti WONIVN, who fitte long been (lisappl,4lft.d i n ,theh EXPECTATIONS Of a: F,14/11.Y, may he .slurrtl that, '4!) Most instatte,s, such ,!elects are tetra by medical 4441 ei n it cc, v:,l of 'sni:b latpedin cuts be an object tit anthincertaty with tithers,' yet the cure of such do 'heti, by the graibial progress of renovation, is the aquire lttentuf theiremwriettvr. 4etsr.cu ,s„ itittE ir may bieni)A;fitcti patients:of t !toot - sex, with the gr ea t e it :t . c n rtov and honour, Flt then Igo. 107, flatton Carden. !NtiNiti in the country, ' ta t lo .lCttitir case, age, attic! gneral .1)414 of li r iu tt,- 2tcr.. St. i ii'ilt he t~ u. remittance for aflvicii ono "tueuttu Litttes, shells ren or sent to any Part of the- itist‘iout. • ' • 1 97 p thsttun L4stlint. TUESDAY, JULY 1816. '' ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFETCC;' Established by Royal Charter, it) the Reign of King George Ake - First. June. 1816.'; ERSONS, whose annual Premiums fall. Clue on the 240 instant, are kerehy informed, that Receipts are now ready-to be LnAivered zit the Company's Offices; over the Royal Exchange and in Pall-Ntall, as well as by their re spective Agents in the several I:ounties i'awl- the Parties as sured are requested to apply for the Renewal of their Poli cies otr or befOrc the 4th of Jitly , next, as the Usual Fif teen Days allowed.-for Payment, beyond the date of each Po licy, will then expire. SAMUEL FENNING, jun.. Secretary. *** Attendance is,giveiNaily at the said Offices, for the Ass•arat►ce.of' Buildings, Gt,inis, Alerchandizes, and fillips, in Harbour, in Dock, or while building, fro►it Loss 'or Da, wage !Kt' Fire ; and also for th►► Aisurance of, and granting Annuities on, Lives. '' • •_ . . _ . N.lll. Fire Policies will be issued free of Expence to As. Slued, where the Aouttal Premium awounts to Gs. or ut wards. ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, JULY' 1, 1516.. ' IN . I)kosnwoce of die Act of the 55 tit year of his present Majesty, by which it it enacted titiet the olit-Peitsion'ers ill this hospital shell in futile* he paid 4t:ar terly, in ti advace, instead of half-yearly, N'otice hervliy xi% en, by order of the Right Honourable the Lords and uthers, C.untoissinuers for inaliagintr the affairs +of the said losihtuli that all the Out,l'easioners thereof, resiilin.,,t in lanidon, sr within the District of the Bills of Mortality, acs requiren to appear persilnally 1111.1 with their Inst vuet ions and Certificates of Admission, at the secretary's Other in the said Hospital, on the respective days, and in their different c:asses, according to : their several Rates of Pension, as undermentioned ; when attendAnce will he given .front Nine o'clock in the Morning. until Three in _the After peon, fur the Payttirnt of a Quarter of a Year'i'i Pension in advance, to the 2(4th of tieptemer next. On-FitiDAY, the sth of My. The Petinin,sers' at 6 4. -ed. and hit. per day, from the diffe .rent Itegiment4 of .Cavnlry,'Fuut Guards , and Jafantry, in cluditilt those front- the 'Militia. 'On SATURUAY, the 6th of July. Those it 9(1. per (13y, from the different Regiments and Corps, to the sOrii of rout inclusive. On MONDAY, the Bth of t ruly. Those at Ad. per day, from the tit st Regiment of Foot, and all the remaining liegioents and Corgis; as also. the Militia. at tad. per day. On TUESDAY, the 9th of July. Those at Is. per day, front the different Regiments of Ca ',airy, with the ist and Regiments of Foot (hank. On WEDNESI)AY, the 10th of July. . Those. rt;ls ‘ per ihy, from the .lil Regiment of Font °yards, to the-end of„the,nualbered Regiments at the said late. -7,01) . THURSDAY,' the I . ltll of July. Tho se a lA. per, day, from the Koval Garrison 13 . attallon, Veteran Ilatta tind xll the remaining Itegiinents and Corps, as also tr;r- Poosioners at is. OW. per day. Qn 111.113AY, the iOth of July. Those at Is. Id.' tr, lid. Is. Id. Is, 2,441. and It. ad. per On s.vrunmAY, the 13th of July. , • 'flume at Is. M. Is. 43. Is.-11 , 1. Is. sd. Is. Sid. ls. and is. 60. per day. Ott MONDAY, the Irmi of July. Thoio at Is. 7d. per day and upw4rits. On TUESDAY, the Joh of July). The Private Gentlemstk who receive Annuitie• •from . the Jai, tit and id - Troops of tterse , Onards itlso the I/eosin:l'43l from the several ltegjtuettts who Libre heplt admitted. oft ac•-• count of ttliodoelis t ' also oeilefeirand ditectei, that all Out-Pcitslonevi be longing to the said IlDepitul, du pay particuLr.uttetition to their Instrrictions, which they arc requited to produce at the tlinC of Pasroluilt, by which they are orilereti to transmit to the PayittAster-General of , his 'Majesty's Land Forces in Votidoii, thoir.Allidavits tes 1 11Cry13prescribed, oil or iinniediately.after every Quarter-day. wittiont whicla their Names will nut he entered on the Pay-Lists fur the iSklbSetillellt,.Quarter, and they :ire not atterwards to change their Place of Abode, as spetitic.d feu their AHitkvits, without unaioiilable itecessity, xnd 4itily ;inlaying the SAIIIN. And that' if ally Pewitmer shall riatidtfleotly attempt to ie acive tl double payment of. liii Petisiori, either at Chelsea, or at difreeent Places, he shall be struck off the List, and for.' fait all benefit arising from this Efitablisliutent.' 0. AUtiT, Secretary and p.eg4t,r4r. for lighting the Public lamps, to a schedule of prices to be annexed to the The. Earl of, .I.4my.n icy...defended the Bill, con - tenditig that the healthful and excellent light whielt was produced from the Gas, was a benefi cial public object, 04 had been before recogniSed the Legislature in the powers eiranted to this Company. This Rill he maintained, was of .the sametleseription Hi the (nutter Act; and did not give any Monopoly to tlit , 73 Company.. Regarding the Whale Fishetirs, he maintained that-they were not of thatimportance which 'w ags attached to them ; and that the supply of Coal for: the pro... d u c e of G a s would be the means of furnishing more Seamen for the Navy upon any emergency than the - Whale Fisheries. • j, The Earl ot thaitowar observed, that although 1, :the Bill did not in terms give a monopoly, yet the effect of it, by k firing tlfl nieans'of ditional capital- of 200,00 . 0..v0u1d be in all pro 14hility to eo,Able theM. 10 (kitr()Sr . competition , a n d ,eviire themselves a otintopoly.- De (lid not make this objection with': a view to 'O le - vil m i e : Fi4heries, admitting that they might not to Staini in the viiy of iroprovetneuts iii science, hut with a view to this.beautiful and excellent light itself, which was tlnw furnished in cuff' ens quarters ot the town by pirate companies; and this . Corpo ration would by this Bill possess the means hf, e)6. tinguishiug those private companies, and securing to themselves 1111 . 10110001 y.. Th e E ar l o f LaNG,Foao defended the 8111 upon the grottndl of . the public advantages that would be lierived front the exertions Of this Cotnimny. The Ilonse divided oil the question for the third ' reading ot the Bill-4- . cauteut:s, tu—Not-Contents,. 15—Majority, 1. While strangers were;exChided, we understand amither th‘ision took place , on a crunse proposed by Doren Lauderdale. Cootents, to—Mit-Content+, le--Maiwity against the Aiuoidnient, r.. s The bin wait then posed after which the r-tiuse ildjooroed.. , . lIOUSE COAIAMNS. • The SPF.AKEit informed the lloitie, Ow the nnyd. Avsent had been given by cotionik.:bion to several 111111. Lords' Amendments on the Con),:tery r;tt were stoked to, Papers retpecting the Irish Inland Nitvitition were pre sented. Aeenisnts were receitted of the tiuntioer of prisoners in the King's Botch, the fleet t arid tit': , N'ittrshatinro Thc Amv,..huvut. a t, Niue). Hi{) were con,i.tere,l and agree 4 to, ifter s.nnui'ennet rsat:On between Mr. M. 'll. Mr. -Hornet . , fend Strjeant Hest. arviiti. , n waspr. sentuclfrom the Publicans and lOn:tilers _• , A )„, Laiu e'ea l 'e'v4Su g .l)a AL, Arnentlutents ni" the Phrish Apprentices Bill, the Chowder)* Cuurti Bill, and the I)ithltu Road Bill, weep, itge:ed to. • t. POLICE OF' TIIE METROPOLIS, • ' Mr. It2N NETT brotight up the Police Commit ; leeTteport. He' observed, that the Comm rec bad taken great pains in examining into this sub jeet ; and he hoped the House would look at it with due attention next Session. It was con . !reefed with many important considerations. The question of the licensing of public-houses deierved consideration. It hail appeared in the examina tion that,itt the district at Whitechapel there was a connection bet weett Magistrates and * Brewers. It also appeared thot in 1813 above 9000 persons were committed, on various charges, to New gate and othet prisons ; mid, in .1815, 10,500 : 890 were committed to Clerkenwell prison ftir us saatts chiefly. There were great evils from the want of a proper classification of prisoners con , fined for different sorts of crimes. He thought, on lite whole, that the mufflers and morals Of the public bad been rather improved of late, not with. standing the extent of distress which had placed 20.000 persons in a state of want rind Tile Report waa,.ordered to lie mm the table. Mr. BurraawouTit gave his testimony to the exertions of the Committee. He hoped, also, that the Bill for regulating Stage -conch Driving would be renewed next. Session. Great abuses had oc voted on the Leicester rosid,,, where a coach wts shattered to pieces, and four .perscms 141lecl. The AvroitNltY-GCNIIRAL COtild riot promise any thing for himself nei c i Se ss i on ' withont assist afire and support, as this, his firsiettempt at le gila.tion , had proved so unsuccessful:, but Some thing twist be done. in this matter,. for the SCP4I - city and SatiSfaetiOn of tile public. , • D y „ t e s Di vor c e Nil was read a this'd Petition was received (roar the 'ke‘vitesbury Frame. workers.—West India Accounts were ordered, on tile motion Of Mr. MANNING, Cr) . i•-)e printed. Mr. M. A. TAYLOR' gave notice of 0111111'er ni. Kt- StSsion respecting the ilavenient of the Me t copal is.'• • ,131. PE TO A 4 . PARLIAMENT.. HOUSE OF LORDS, MoNpAy, JULY 1. The Royal Assent %vas notifieti by commission to the TreaSury Consolidation Bill, the Leather Trade Regulation Bill, the Insuilvent llebto►rs' Bill, the Claremont listate Bill, the Elgin Marbles Bill, the New street lU►Il, and a number of other Bllk, in all forty-two. The Commissioners were the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Shaftesbury, and Lord R edesdale. The Pillory Bill, 'the Regent's Canal Bill, the Hydrometer Bill, and some other Pills, were re turned from the House of Commons, by Mr. M. A. Taylor, Mr. Swann; Mr. Giddy, and other Members, with the Autendaents agreed to. Mr. Alcock, from. the Treasury, presented an Account relative to the Reduction at the National Debt ; and Mr. Van, from the Connell °thee, a comparative . Statement of the Population of Pa. rishes, exceeding 4000 in number, where; the Churches and Chapels of tite.Estahliihed Church were not of tt capacity to. contain more than one.. fourth of the population.—Ordered to lie cm the. Table. GAS LfGHT. On the Order of the Day for the third reading of the this Light 13111, • The Karl of LAVtlltartAt.V contended that the Bill was a gross private job, which lie could not believe their Lo r d s hip s wonld'sanctiott. His, Lordship entered into a statemencregartling the acamints of the Company, and quoted Vas , ageg from the evidence before the. Committee, for the pittpo4e of shewitig that he . financial detail.; were wholly unsatisfactory,, and the fulmination alto gether either equally so, or trilling to provetliat the ,comptitty aimed al Itittoottpaly i ftiliith worth! tatimately prove toost injurious ,to the pahlie ) .aisti milt that totAst important brAileti of Timlv, nor ,tVitale Being eoahlett, by means of this Bill, to ruin the %Vitale Fisheries, aud destroy all competition with regard to the'auppiv of, ( . 4ts. this Comp,iny might then impose upon the public what chatges they pleased: anti the'original ob. jeer for- which they were incOt pOrsted, .that of ttf. - foii;ing: a cheaper:and better itg.ht,:tviiiild be alto, gether set aside. lie did not expert that the 'House would 'suffer the Bill to he read tt third time; but if it should he, he should thou mo v e a ' „ Clouse:restrlgting;titi ill charges ROCHESTER ELECT ION: Mr, Cftoxitu presented a Petition from WilliaM Alton and other Freemen of Rochester' againit . the ref itrik of •.11Ir. Barnett,, and complaining of vatiolt ideal aeti doting the said on the table, anti to be consikreti within the first f our tL'ya of next Sessinit. Accounts of the: expenses the Regent's Park, &a, were ortlered. to be printed.. ACTtON WITH A SPANI4II sum:, Mr. - \i it.tmattouctic asked what infor ma ti on h a d been reeeived of a Spanish vessel heit*.captured by "11 Brit ish ship of war ? CaoKE R g w id, there had 'certainly . been a rencontre bet ween a British shift and a Spanish sisve-ship. He wished to avoid giviiipany part i cnbir litiswer to the Hon. Gentlrinfaii's question. Nubie Sycititary for Fortrign not in the - House; and it taus possibl some ne,-, - - god:tritons with Spat were now pending. Mr. WILUENFORCi; conceived it to bc.his ditty to move for impels on this subject. The Noble Lord on a former occasion bid . said that he had not teoriv - cd any iutelligenue, and be bad waited rPRICE SEVE74PENCE. ~~_~., ... ~. '~... war ~r..,.s ~.: for information till now. He therefore dOiteallor copies of, papers' respecting itWitition bet Ween big Majesty's_ship Ferret 4ul a Spanish- slave-sbip. M. CaoKettarbservecl, that if he `saw, vantage likely' to 'arise front' the - prOduetiim these , papers, he should not make the:smallest:oh jection to the motion; but no notice of it had been given, and'the Ministers were absent ; and public inconvenience•might arise from producing the paper*, but no good could betierived from it, 'O9 no parliamentary measure could he founded ,on ' it this session. It appeared much better to leaVe the matter till next session. • • Mr.'W. SMITH Could not - see any danger' in the Papers, as it was better toitare an authentic -actouot of the transottion inadelmblic,.which he thought 'would strengthen.the hands of Goveru tueitt Ilegociating. Mr. HLysttissoN said,. this was a case of the kind generally left to the discroion of the respiiii sihic rlttvii , ers of the crown. Trothwing, the Pa .peas might possibly occasion inconvenience ; and there was no prospect of its Occasiotling• an.! advantage. • Mr. MARRYAT thought much irritation *light' be occasioned by the publication of, the Paper s yespectiog; this sinfort rotate combat, while riations might he carrying on with the Spanish Government. The less said about it the better. Negociatiba was the most likely way of obtainir%. the Objects desired. Housan could not .see . why . prodacing the papers would' impede negociation. The streugth of our arguMents rested much On . the publicity of our opinio.is, Butt those of that Howse: if there were no particular incouveuieuee in it, he t bought the accounts should appear in theGa4eite. Mr. CRO&ER observed, thatsome.itinicahle ex 'pl mat ion m ight tak*e place, and unit Government migitt publish the account in the Gazette, it it ap .peared necessary. Apt ivat,e account of th e trims tietion was first received.- Iminedi.atcly on the ay rivat. of the otTici3l eiccolmt . s at the; Admiral( y, ctimmnoicatiou was made te) the proper °thee,— The motion tviii withdrawn. Mr. IVat.t.cstaty bionglit up the Appendix to the ,repott on the Committt t'.. respecting the Itton,thi Catholics. Mr. liOiwks moved for the pi of certain papers concernot:: the late • Dittcli West India Co iries,, for 11i:counts of . ItiA;es kind ,Iteecipts auiL Expenditurtb of the Crown f.,'states in those Co tomes. A coavetF,atiott oeettrred4letweeto Mr. 'Mateyo', I\Jr. Wil')eitotce, :+lr. %V, Air. IV. Smyrn hOpell that ,U the Arewtnt4 wool be brought infwtt s 4 1, and that they ertyrtriartl it* the nriginal v i c aripciilltitig , !h e \I r. Fereeval. v‘evre.:ott4ce Crovtv Estates besideil those in Berb;ce s anti he . shoithl be bappy(o fiat! that the same ipsitoetiotis as were 'riven to the Columissiohers viere extinct eel to, tiretiattst. *Mr. MARtivAr said the emninisgioners matte tin return : aud vindicated the COlifi Ile t pug - surd in Grenadii. m r , HAnHANt Observed tint •theinortagit y on the Crown E,tates, under the Commis;1011 hat auminn ed to 71 per cent. Mr. W. StkfITII said, that the loss arose chi ß ey front the manner in which the Crown Estates were given tip.: Some of the 11.109 t Valit#ble negr or i were applied to the purposes of the Governor . Mr. MA aft vt r tonatked on the uffirtaiity of the negroes under the management of the Coln . missinuers. . . Mr. lioaNF.a mulerstood that the mortality did not amount lo 7.1 per (Tot; Air. Gordon, Mr. Barham, and Mr. Grant, said, ft few wprdd. liftt.pnitronca said he had, always distil). guished the liberal Idanters, who lidd the 114r311 4 1 of doing. good, from those who enuid not airont it: trot he Wa 3 s; k rry to, obierve, that' too Ire• quently the principle adopted was Ate ttwximunt of.produee And the minhunnt of allomanee. understood that the Crown Estates were likely ro produce a greater revenue, and' with more advan tage to the negroes. Mr. Buowt.w. said, that till the Contr.:letup went out to the'Duteh Islands, it wioi 1141 t thitt.such Crown property exihted.—The Act:olio's were ordered.' Mr. Wit.ehittrottcE movo for a Copy of the. Treasury'Minute of March 1811, respecting the. Crown Estates in which, after a conve l . ration between Mr. Writ. Smith, Mr. Martvgt, and General Mitchel, was'ordcred. Mr. W. SMITH moved for Aceoonts of Mon e y reeeived.from the iiitates of Bertke before tha appointment of the Commistaion. Alter some discussion, the motion W. 13 dru Mr—W. S'uvr,n moved !or -,80 recount of the extent in mid issued against ;t Smith ot, ston; who was debtor to 1) ikton and Co. tit Dttd hey, 01) the I Ith of hole, the officers entered Mr, Stuith'sbortse with the extent, iitteritiltig (VA take, his person, but he WAS tlitt tit 11(tAtc. lift for the prudent and lowly . resisrithee of some pan" nets in the concern, tilt rem, ho tred poisons fiti4ht have been thrown Inn of employment. Tine e‘nta ptight certainly to be placed hetore the pubhc. He Olinda therefore move for the ropy of the 'tent tOtainst Joseph' Smith.,.--(tidered. A Message Prom the Lorda retioested. a copy of the. Report on tntiniteity. Aecoonts of worits At Porderin Hat hour were presented. The tortte Amendments on toe this Light B,!1 wer t ,take l , into eonAritteration. Wkitt oppOSed by Mr. CAW THORN ivivt more,ll,, eit fort litTe 111011thi tilt there not being forty l`th.lithers lift:scot, the gouge utiti .cturotti tout, titttt thel4 wijtittrt)ed,