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lus transpo rt n the Roads, ithead. lig Majeso t of Harbour ought up at -1 -bound s hip r the River; m Demerol's ii of MarcEl) oncert coo' are IRooms► e preceding ndnctors it liberaliti rental Per selection of anxious, it )ot less so• the season, after so ecovery. ie is now' larticitisrif ot is most Paisley, awls, hove the price . k ii may regaest Saturday gent, Wdi C, al- , ich be was a conside•- bini pre-. some ex- !late, Mr, ended RS consisted we hive ose 1 . 1 out cine put it for the our hope, :ills legal :h serious are daily imposed )77,0371; for ceived in the 10./1 1820, is 1> are On ex pected r the Ist iced that may be for pro ceiebrat• R. after .raing, at and Rev. inept of ten sang :Ile cop- Ard shire, ly con- Ins, dis— Canter , . Li -street, 1 Cochia of Alan- Dbtained ernmeut Ai) , mi. Tied be• es with :xander, fly were and ini... rd. !grown, 4, irket for Le great 410 was nd arm, It., died ing lin-. cribable ning, thy up very !huuse of the skull Dr. Fcr,- Berkelca-• lon. Laj9 rri,l3ot. •erring, O s ,rdeli, Irs. Sarsh her chai r 10.-d in 10 5 iy in vol 29, ,Gre at by W.. 111. „ Trft; Order" ,\\ , ' - ..,:::/,,./.-: 7 ' *\ s - ,:. - ‘. - tiot • 1 . • . :.' ~ . ~ k i... . . , T r. 4., ,,id: 4,0 ;• . . 1 •_ ., 1 .4P: :: , ! :* "•—'-'-'---------'---__ /:‘, ,:' - . ~-....'; : ...--- ....., . ..t. ,, . , vs. '*, • 9 4i , / > : . • • := , ~ . . . - ~. I.' • o .e. • , 1 , ra ...!, - ' . , , .. . . „ =,..... , Numnil.R64s;] MONDAY AY 8 , E" a, VICTUALLINq-OFFICE, Alfa;/ g,.1820. THE CoMMLSSIONERfor V/CTU4LING His MAJESTY'S N1,11') 'du hereby gme Nyice, That lon Friday, the 19th its'. they will be ready to receire Tenders inc writing 6estled up), and treat for One Hundred- 7',ox.9and torlans of WEST INDIA RUM, 'irif-the strength of five percent. under proof, by Syhes's Hy dr9tneter. N 7 -ItTY-OFFIOE, „ May'S,: 120 ATLAS'ASSURANCE COVP tNY. LI rE Dif2ARTME7; r. HE, -Right Hnnourable the LORDS COM- 1 MISSIoNEW:of his MAJESTY's TREAiiliftY apnointect Molloy for the Payment of HALF,PAT to pF7F . IC.E;., from the Ist of .lannary to the . 31 st,of, Mgreh, BQO, ace,O.ding to his Majesty's Establishmentin that behalf : These are to giVe notlee, that the sereral Payments will be, gin to be Made at the by the Treasure c y of his Majesty's Navy, at Ten O'Clocli in the mdrning, on the fol lowing days, vir., . . • ERSONS assured tOi'' ti whole term of Life; Rill brave an a:ldition mach; to lliefr everk Seventh Yi•oir; on the princitile'só - heAeficially'practi,d till lately at "the I:critable Ottite esir the amount thereof may be applied in reduction of the futuirc: of Premium. ' Thirty Tons of CHEESE. :f Ten Tom of LICE, to be ansiiernble to salnPles (if noi tesS than one pound weight each) to he 1170d:iced with the Tenders; (Ind 7 • ; . Policies may ;41sti be effectfil for the Whole term of Life, on a plan pec.ifin,..• to ..this,Uffice i wiler , hy the Premium is pay able for a fixed nninberA 'years only. Ott• the. 4ttr,. 9th, avid tnffi of this- Mortifi, to Admirals, CaiAt :nil their iittoriiies, Ir bEPAtt•iitENT, Policies for 4991. and gpm...irtl:, sili Ite'entitleil, under the system of Assiiraoce prac.tiicd by this Oriice, to participate in the surplui rrerniums every fifth year, prio.ided nO'claint has been tirade; for I.ro's• „' . . • •Pr9pol,ol- fully explajtatory of the principles and rates of 'The COtoptitlV ina - v 'CC liat.)"iit the Piloi:inal Oiiicc iti'ehr.apide, London, trti'r4f.lfie . 4an tAI Aa - ent4 in the Cottutry. . . DES;IOII.OUGL - 1,..4ur. Secretary.: dine 771usand Sacks of BISCUIT.NIEAL, to he. dellvereri flan iii: ei! s I'ictstallial.; Stores at Deptford, in the space of One Month; awl ed.ro Oi VII: 1ith,.1.2.th, 15;11,, ilith,•4nd 17th of this Mobth, to Lieutenants and Ckaplains, and Oae iftath•erl rola or LIVERPOOL -'ior • EsH ERE SA ur, or Salt,of oval goodnert, "If peiraisaper A hle to 4.144p1e..7 tq firartacett with the Le de4io , .rett into the t - tforesaid Stores at .71eptfur(1,, bg the 3011 i Septem4er The whole to be paid for krttliWiaiietbk,teithou.l fate: Si;F•ty Way* after date: . - • . On the IFtth :Ind !chi) of this Month, to Masters, Sur-- geoas, and•PurseN,and'their Attornies.. . . Afteriehirsi the Lists will be • 1 - CCalled ifie . fitit and third Werinespyinev.ety persons nay then and .there 4tte.nil Ia receive what !pay become I , ay4llle to them ; and brinz with them an _Affidavit as required by, Order, in Couticil of :9oth-July,l3lo, the Forms of whie.l3 wFreviblish : ed in an Ativertieritentfrol-» this Office, dated'l6th Septem ber. 1819, and nvry be procured at the Office of the 'freakuret f+f \the Navy ; and in- ease :'•an} of the said Officers should not be able to-attend themselves.—but employ Attcirtiies fo; that purpose. that the said AttornieLs do produce the like Af fiJavit fremthe Persuns - they are onployed by. WherePtlicars• are Abroad on leave, their Agents. are to n . roluce attested Copies of such Leave before the Half-Pay can be paid. Clieapsidei_Lo3jiun, April, 24, TO SOLICITORS, BANg.PAIC, AN.) IN THE )UNtlkY. Gentlemen who a - re *Wing b., act as' Agents for the Atlas Asurptace Company are recioest , :ti to aildresst hci is'app I icat ion to the Secretary, at the . .oiiiett, in Cheapside, accompanied Ovitjt a referrittie to peisons in London'. .:7'hr,Cnntir7tioos of the. cootrgets Nifty be seen at the Se ; 4 7xtorls ctiiif rv .q.:! , t, as regai,is Coatrael for 4frlyiora• to 'the' 64;1 cctur o f the Salt lhcties at Liverpool. No ~,et r ard. will 6e, hat/ to any- Tender iri whiek the Price 31sa't not Lc inserted in words at length, or (fiat sh u nt not be de livered to the ikn;rerbelo;-e One u'Cloch on t!' ;aid Fri- • the' 19ti ineant, wt r ttonles.s. the Persoa whO,tteakcs the.Temder,,or swage Person on leis behalf, attends, to an 4:cer when called for. And as by Act i•l'Parliament. passed, in the 3Fith year of his preista ALtjestv i a . Reign, entituled, " An Act for establish ing.a -more easy and expeditions method for' the Payment of Officers belonging to his Majesty's Nary,;' it is enacted by the-20th Chose of the sald.Act," that if any Commissioned or Warrant Naval Officer, who shall be entitled to receive `Half-Pay, anil sitarl be desirous receive and be paid the same,at or near the place of 11;s Reside ni;e,.he may apply 10 the Treasbrei; of his Majesty's .savy i,il ,aden, to hare stich Half;Pay paid a.. or pear the place of his Residence, &c. in the Maimer pointed out by the said Act." And by a, fne•- ther Act passed in the 56th year of his present Majesty's Reign, entituied, " rlu Aet for enabling the Officersln Majes.ty'a Nary, i ated their Representatives, to drLw for and rec,olve their Half-Pay," it is enacted by the lat and 3d Chitties of the said Act, " that if any Officer in his Majesty's Navy; who shall be entitled to receive any sum of money for ornn account Half-Pay, shall be desirous oldrawing' a Bill of Exchange for.the same upon. the Commissioners of his Majesty's Nary, instead of receiving the same by Remittance 'poi, he shall signify such desire by Letter to the Treasurer of bia'Majesty's Navy; and that if any Officer in his Ma jesty's Nary, who shall be entitled to receive any sum of mo atuy,for or,on.account shallhe desirous of having hi; lialf-Pay paid to ltlat by Extract, at any of his'Majesty's . Dock Yards, wh'ere Clerks far the Payment of Wages for the Nary shall reside, instuad of receiving the same by Remit tance Bill or Bill of Exchange, he is to apply either to the proper Clerk at the Nary Pay-Clffice io London, or at the Pay:Office at such Dock Yard, signifying ,such ,hiadetire," Notice is hereby further given, that the Half-Pay ending the 31st of March, MO, will commence paying on the Stb of May, and • all Persons desirous of drawing fur, or of baring their Half-Pay remitted to them, may apply as above di rected. EAST pl)IA HOUSE,. II E (i3O IT itT of DI R ECTO,RS, of the • UNITED (:ONIPANY of Ai EIICHANTS of EN ;LAND TRADING to the/EAST INDIES, do Irereliyigi7eNoti . ee,. Tlat a. QUARTERLYI.(O.:NERAL COURT: of tie said (..9NIRIY will lie peld . .at their House, in ;.eadenhall-street, 1•:i1).-).Y, the 21st June next. at Eleveti o'Cloel: in the i'orettooli, for the purpose i,f declaring a Dividend from theisintas last to Midsummer neict. • qilat thel'ltANS,F.Elt BOOKS : Of •the said Contpany's be SE - 11:11; on l'pcsday, the (ithilitne ntort, at Three i,'Clock, and OPENED again On Tue.dity, the lath Juiy And that the DIVIDEND WARRANTS' on the said COM VANN'S STOCK,, due oit:the'sth July, will be ready to be •del ivered on Thursday, the ntlErkly next, . JOSEPH DART, Secretary. ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissariat Department, Treasur) Cliambers,Lay .1; 14io, r ~ r It t rwrlcE hereby given, !ft l'crsqns., (l sitou3 of k coatralling.to supply the following Articles for the Us., 4 the .Nriny, BBEAD—T , his MajeSty7s Land Forees.in Cantonments, Quarters. and Barracks, in the under-mentioned Counties and Islands :—Aldeinei, Cumberland, Guernsey, Jersey, Northampton ; FItESI - I.BEILF—To his INlajest)'s Land Forces in Canton ., Tnents, Quarters, and Barracks, the UMler.mentioned Island;:—Alderney, Gtiernsey, Jersey. OATS—To bis Majesty's (:aralry in Cants nthents• and -Quarters, in, the . undeil-mentioned Comities .—Cilo%ter, ltloamoirth,,Northand South Wales. ~„ That the Deliveries are to commence on and frr the 25th day of June next; 'that Proposals in writing, sealed up and Inerked,:" Tender for Army Supplies," »ill be 'received at • th,ik Office on lac 'before : Tuesday, the 30th, Day of May, .tut none will he received after Twt4e o'clock on that day) ;tad if sent by post, the postage must he paid... PropoSals' twist be made separately for each Comity and except for the - Counties comprisin; North and South ales, all of wifich must be iueiusied. in, one Tender, as also /oust the supply of Meat in the. Wands of Guernsey, Jersey, tool Alder;lev; and each Proposal must have lire Letter which is a nnexed to the Tender properly filled up, by Two Persons of In.ti•il Property, engaging to become bound with . the _Party tendering, in the amount stated.in the printed Partieulars, for due performance of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices nzpressed in words at length; and should it So happen that du ring the continuance of the Contract no Troops" shoUld he T tu PPlied bv.virtue of -the same, the Amount of the Stampi 4 'n the Contract and Bond, paid in„ the first instance by the (: ?litractor, shall be re f un d e d t o , . Particulars of the Contracts may be .had upon application tit these ChaMbers, between the ;Tours of Ten- and Four "d of the Barrack Masters in the Islan,k. Mtqu.—Bills of Exchange drawn under or . by virtue of the Act above recited, aze not liable to the Stamp DOI. No Per:sons residing imt of his Majesty's Dominions are en titled to tliciiirivileges of the Act. MEDICINE. TO T. TAYLOR, Esq. No - .6,New Bridge-street, London. tioNnunEn 11 . BEG leave to in'rortn you, that ever since the year 1 . 790, been al-Meted with the Pies Venereal, which, f: its.ohstinatet,. resisting every course Of medicine prescribed by the most emi.tent of the faculty here, and un severalsevue Courses of salivxn ;io, and • twice dis charged from the-Ho - pital with little relief, would appear to be Of theltosttinveterate nature. In tl,b spring , of last year ray disorder bad gut to such . a head, as-nobly to put a period 'to My exist enco-I , !'.aita largt ulcer on thVcrown of m\' bead, one on eacli arm, and my legs wt•Bre broke oat in a frightful manner;. my tit:lit:vas dreadt(tlly_painfal, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years; any left had also tthi iarge nodes on it, was very innels discoloured, and gave me suci: , •xcrisci. tng pain, particularly when warns in - bed, as nearly to pri:e me of rest is this lamentable. state, I was recommended lsy Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a lure by them here), to take your Patent which I begins to Chinn the 2ith o. 'May; in the coarse of a fortnight I ,began to receive liztiet4 tic more th an a Mouth the titters on my Ileadand arMs . tvere sound iy healed— soon after, the sores on my legs healed also; how ever, considerable discoloeration in the skin, zirscPpain in the bone of the left, which, by the blesFing of God,' an a little Conker' perseverance in .yourinvalnable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin reg . - aim:lg its natural line, and •the nocturnal pains, gradually gomg • thusiiecame, by Voile liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my iOrnie,r,cumplaints-7--have recovered my lankier , spirits. a ;id strength, and am become joil? and fat, in which state h<•tvie continued many n.miths, to the astonishment of all whce-loiva I alb to . ss it.' What termS•te . expreis gratit tide, but son, ho the loud of other starring mortals, to mak( this fit Weasit as public as smsSitite, as 1 - shall on every occa• siou ; doing yon evil: g reatly oblige, Sir,'your grateltil, obedient, very hut:Mile servan t. ALEX. MUlt:~Elt s* an ' s Close, Edintnireh. Witnesses to the above Cure:— - S• Samples of the Brearl arid Me:I! r•lay be seen at this bet Ween thehours of ywelve arid Two. I • - , COCKLE'S eOMI,OuND , • FOR BILIOUS, • 1-IVER, ANT) •;Tom.-11:1-!. cOMPLAINTS, .INDIGE,s- I - rioN, SICK lIEAD-A•CtiE; N Proprietur wf this- AJedicine rers -him self, that th e must tunpiestionable testin ion y o f i ts rnierior- efficacy is, to f he (mind in th e hi g hly ,respeeta,ble tr uttage with whi c h it is lionoure,f; therefore Coati "tlY recommended' to the nttent inn of the Public. • • PAT _ RONS. • its Grace the'Dithe of Grafton. Ais Grim° the Duke of Nl:nicheslee. The Right florviiir.ilile the Earl of Athlone. The Right Lion. the. Kali t Itosnomaion. The Right Hon. I.nrit, lien! ;inli. The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of ,St: Asaph. Th'e Right 1-If*.n. and Rev. Lord.-l - lenry oy. Lord - ' Hartland. • The Horourable.Oinieral Mahon, M.P. Sir Wiltiaki,. Rowlrv, Part. - Sir G. H..Strith, Burt. • James B. Wildman, Eq. M. P. 'Alderaian The Rev. 3. Jefferson, Archdeacon Of Colchester., Colonel Henry.B. Thornhill: • • •t . tit:"*Tniri.a only by JAMES COCKLF 4 TA.pothecary, 6, Speil ;, ''stri et, Balton Ctr>Criii ,. London. (late of Gri.at Oak and 50.1d.1,y aht respectable Winters in tlig boxes, at 131—.25. 9d. atiti! . : 4l..t.id. each. Also, in t ,,, xes, at lit.. and prepared in silver I! af. Nietsks. BARCLAY And SVSS, : , QD, . . t.t triaritet;Luffiron. John '.'l~••nipson, !`0.3, New NultryMarket., BainhOrgh, John Assembiy (;lose, PrepAred add sold the 'sole ProilrietOr, THOMAS'TAY LOP, Mcmhex , of the itoyal College of :..hirceons, at his . hon S e ., No. 9, New Bridge-street, London; whet e, after a constant-residence-of urire than 4o'years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Ccmplaints and those, incidtlital to the nil-is of Generation, with r hat inviolable secrecy which men of his proles::iou should ys-ob3crve i such cases. `se flatters himself, the advice and as .istance he. 'f,ratuitously adiiiin*ers to perstnis taking this medicine, will be estit mud, br adiscetning Public, as an advat.tage seldom attainable, rood voicl of ell ambig , tity.; Also sOld, hp Lis appi,infliseot, for the Convenience of those living at a distance, at the 71'4i shop, No. - .03, Oxford-str e et tilr. D o isLorougli's,* - N. riai..sttetit,hill ; • Mr. Baxter, s o uth-bridge, Edinburgh ; Catlwel.'s, I lin ; and of pile perol..4iii carrry eonsiderable to Aril in Grow am i Irelind, in boxes :lottly 9d . . each, stamped, and - sedled cart: full and plain directions, ..sheraby persons, of either sex way:cure 114i:fuse:yes with ease s sptadisecally, axed s'ifete, LITERARY REVIEW. GEORGE THE FIN COLTR . T,„AND FAMILY. 2 Volumes, scu. Atter these recurdtot kiroinegs to his - happier . .• 4 subjects let us• examine his piutittess to the un toritinate, of which, hoWever, owing ,obis altuost scriptural adherence to .secresy, in his.chatities, but a very small 'portion is yet known •to the .• world. The following story tics been relaiekbefoie, hut we give it in :Le autbor's,wortls -speci men o f the style of writing"atlopted wifere the subjrct will atltnir of st titorefeelint•caspiay . . A-d -verting to the ;iistressis of 1785 - , be " One day during this gloomy. period as has liven ably and , correctly described, the King, re gardless- of the weather; • and_neVer inote haopy than when in action—it !nay be.7added"too, never more delig.hted than tvilett doing , good, ,, —was rak ing a solit ary excursion 'on foot, and:unbending his mind. from ..the cares.of g(,iernmeot;_whewite met, two pretty, lit rte boys. (th.e -e,lttest,seetnin.gly not more .than.. eight .years t_tt agt;),.. who, though ignorant ,it was the. King they . were atldresiog. tell. upon their knees .h . t fore „Itits., deep as.litt snow - lay, and wtinging !)rayedfor relief—the Eordiest refire,' they .cried, for they, were ' hungry, very httn,,gry,. anti had no thing to eat.' More they would !rave said, hut a torrent of 'tea'rs, which gitShing At.tvrt thVir innocent elte;iks, actually Ot tetaoce. The 'King, struck hritror With heart-rending • sight, tenderly , desired- the Weeping Suppliants ro rile•; Mid having, at length, with that amiable atfabilitY' . .Whieh always distill -o;sited his character and ' . choduct, enconra . ged theM to. proceed with their story,'they.added that their. .mother : bad been dead - three (buys, stud tav utihttiled ; that. their :father, .lwirnself, whom .they-wcre also .afraid of losing, was stretched by het side upon a .bed of straw, a sick...and help less condition ; and, in sue, that they had neither money, nor food,'nor - firing, at home. lu "this brief d e tail of woe, ingennously as it Was given, there was a somewhat ntnre thansuiii- - cient to excita pity in. the royal bosorit; and the, queyiou with: his Majesty 1)0V17 was,. whether, simply as the taleOtad been told, there could pos sibly be any truth in it. r •" He accordingly ordered. the two boys to pro , ceed homeward, a nd,.. following theta till they -reached- .a. wretched hovel, he „them found the tnoth.er, as,mcntioned, dcad-.—dead too appa rently from a total want common necessajies —with the lather,. literally as described, ready to pet ish also„ but still ,ericitcling with his feeble • arm the deceased partner of his woes, as ifunwil ling to remain behind her. • . . . " The good King now felt a tear start from his eye, nor did he think hi dignity degr'aded by giv; ing a loose to his sensibility" on the Oucasioir; and accordingly leaving hirn what cash he had about him,' 'ithich rarely, hoviever, amounted to much, be hastened-back io the Lodge, related to the Queen what lie had seen. but declared himself totally incapable of desctibing what: s he had reit, and iostantly , dispatched a messenger with a sup. ply - of provisions, clothing, coals, and eveiy,,e.ther accommodation which might nifoi.d it oiedi r ate SUS tenance and comtort h, a hapless tantily, groan , ing, as .he .tkcliteed, tinder afflict ions, r snore Rterc,ing by tar than he cool(' have 8 . 111)1)030 to exist in any pa,rt,of his dominions, of even con ,Ceived to be possible, had he not himself witness edit. " It is pleasing add, that, revived by the hO - Unty of his Soverei;:n, the unhappy I;ither ter - covered his health; when' his Majesty, anxious to give happineiii, to. the children, a§ 'well s heattb. to;,:t he parent, tini§hed tietoil, work lre 1r4,) so meritpriokir;ly begti , R, by gi,ving orders that, unti! the years of maturity, theyshouldbe clothed, etlt&itted; afid glitiported, at his expetice,' with the hope of lia , tu, such preferment bestoet-ed upon them. aftertva:tdaa,s„klicir *conduct .might justify. 4: Well. was it yenta, ked, that on *other (Kea .sions his Majesty mialit have acted , more like a F;ing; but, upon no occasion, perhaps; did he act 141Q.Ce T. thi., sdd a curious fact which happened ten years afterwards.- l ii Ihe„suulit k er of this year, previous to the trip 'to-SYvyatuu h, his .I\lajecy, with a tukkiiiE- '-1 ? ,o ! t r~, [PRICE -SEVEI:TPEN*CF cence worthy o, stAjou, erected a mill *to Windsor Pik, •tvlicte he caused corn to be ground, retai h to the poor at a cheap rate. In 'older to rendet• this More'practicelly useful, he .first instituted a careful enquiry ritr"4;ogitont the towns of t7indsor, Staines, Egltain, and their vi- , " cinities, tor such as were ohjec . ts doier-ing of this hrtunty _to;Lhese tickets were giverr.,,. which en titledflit:tit to flour gratis, inte.mtir;g to have con tinued. upon _that plan generally; but eXcttss and 'rand having soot} ensued,. he found it rte.rep• sary (0. depart its sowe de,iree front los,benev9.lett plan, rind - to fix a certain price, selling that. fc►c and fotripence in flour per hpihel, which, in corn, cost fifteen shilliugs and sixpence iu Eghtim Market," Nor nltlst tie fortzet his conduct on a peel - ions oCcw , ion, drat the ievie‘ts 'of 1778. -" On the 224 or - Nnvritrlter their M.tjt.stieS - st • off for - a milit4ry their abode at bird Amherst's &eat, Montreal, Ott their way to Coxtteath,..ty here the Kale, reviewed the troops enentoped,and then ptoceetted to Leeds' Castle, near I\l4ifiSttitle, where- he dined and re— ceived an .address• from the Corporation of that ancient town. " Jiut the King's attention in these nii;itaiy eiictosions: • Was not confined to that object ; for he 11 (le it a constant rule to, entinire into the state of pauperism in almost every parish throttib which Ueftsss'e(l, both lie and the Qacen leaving sums of .money - fOr rel ief; and at . Maids:one. - in particular, he directed a loran and statement of all the persons confined for debt in the prisons, in order that it'd', of them as Might appear real ob jects of royal bounty should be enlarged, trout Irk inkty purse. These facts. soon. became generally known; and the enthosiastn with which-the- Royal Pair were every where.teceived was most gtatitying. In short,. they 'eon oed to the Queen's followed by the prayers and good. ; wishes of tl;e whole county." . Proceeding to .the more, g e neral qnbk.ets, sr t e .find it stated that " the . dist:ibutiou or 'ho nors, the King . n'ever foriot O+A n personal - fee!. irithough he sontetinres qraut . ed to oliticial, .g 9,, g. solicitation what was by no 'me a ns .' agreea bl e fo hintsek Indce:l, in one ins - canCe he is:said io ha - ve yielded a Baronetcy for a jet:Circ.:pit: Tbe late Dr. Elliot had never been it la - voortte 4 and . W , hen Lord George Gerninio retintwe'd M; ; A• jesty to confer the On that Physician,- the King manifested much length, •‘ Ent, if 1 do r he *hall-not be thy Sir,' replied his. Lordship, be 01411 be yanr- Mwjvkity'storotier, extjtedAb.e royal snr;le, and the .bloody bald was added w the D0c(91.:.9 arms:: Further ou the Author. soys, "''V4 have seen ,it recorded iir4t,,tl4 7 • this period,, notwith standing li,is,politicai anxieties, was pecrilrirqy iirous of patronizing lit - clature, and indeed had several conversations Ki h the late Lord L ve'r 'pool on this 'stihieet, respecting the'b es r'in e rhtl of encouraging literary and the niost !Iberia but ecnnonde mode of executing the plan Which had' been hiid before him fortsfabliAilig an )C.fi deftly-in imitation of that at but liDiting lit itSelt the - ra-rions objecs..eihiaced-in• France by the Acaderny of!Seiencts, - and also that of Belle% • " Lord Niltch, who .was then understood to be very desirous of .secooding his•islajeaty's %visite*, to render his reil:n illostriorts by patronizing the agreeable as well as the useful arts, proposed . the literary order of merit„wit hoot s A laries,.spould forthwith be adopted; hat the King .is said its have been more . partial to the plan of salaries, ,as necessary to rnauymen whose ingenuity would entitle them to a plkiee, but ‘vbose circumstances would demand's pectruiau reward. _.„0,1“ a. [h. " It was proposed to havt. tl►ree ela99eB, of ten menibtrs, Faith salaries Or 2,3, 'aryl 400!. 'Vear, adding 1001. ,►ore to•the Proiident of ends clas's ; but the increasing national'expenees in the prosecution-of tl►e war seem to have stifled the plan in its very infancy. The idea of honours with out salary •wns well exemplified by Goldtmiiii, who, on writing to.a friend an account of his ap. poinfmtnt as.Protessor. of History to the Bova Acadeu►y,.compared it to granting ruffles with ,out,a shirt I'" King's.extreme and frequent attention to the Naval Service is rePeateidly . noticed the course of the work, respecting which we shall, without feirther introduction, select a few Anec dotes, be . ginningin 1773. . .'• His Majesty warmly pafrienized"the expedi tion to the North Pole, 'under Lord 1111114 rave lend in June tie set out on a tour to l'ortsmbutit, where lie paitrgreat attention to every thing cob- Oected Witte the sea service, examining trear,v ships •of .warpersovidly, and investigating evet y thing•botivin the dock 'yard and ordnance wharf the .gtealest -precision. , Heegencrally dined on 'hoard some of the ships, wltere‘he held levees, at which be di:s played flue ti'irpost aff,bility, receiving all officeJ*l :to th : e rank_ of lietetenauts inclaisive. . . . joy,,iliy displayed by the immense crowds that every where surrounded him . , torond a stlik ing contrast . 16 the misled' London mobs ; and on 'one occasion; witen he 'set - ntr before five O'clock in the mottling to view the 'rampart and land fortificatio4, the guard - not being Mounted 'at stich'an early and unexpected hoar, theloWe'ra followed confusiou, accompanied by an 'immense crowd; and when General H a r. vey'apologized for the' non-alehndance of the 4uard, liis . Majesiy * ttaning•routul, answered' with -gre,t pleasatnry and politeness, Poh! poh! witat need have. I •ot further guard ? my person-cannot ire better protectetl than. by those handsome. tualea that surioutul , (To be Contin,ued.). If .~' .. t • i ~''; ;,. -, q