The Sun. — London, England, 1814-08-01 00:00:00

.~ ,S ;~ 7 w. ~~~~ ~~. •E 5 1 ,( ) . 0407 d.f4 . cc i " 1E 11( -- , c iog' , )1' Ve" lil , IC I 5 " - i' ov = ir to o 10 11 „ ei 4 PS! ,re „ t" 0. - r f 1 1 ( ) ,(3. C l. Njr.,..„7„/ v• • f. D. • . lip . : 1 ' 1 " ,ro 04" • cc oc• v" to ,i`. ~ xtrlintß, 6P33 N -64. 2r-'7°TICE 1 - 7 0nr) I:WO YARD, ',Tidy 27 ; 181 4 * is hereby given, tizat the SALE bf 77 "Rr 77 10LIS,IND 8..-/GS of (SERVICE' EXGL IS!! and FOREIGN BREAD, *chid , V : a 'Y 10 take place at tlti, Yard on .Ifonday nex`, the ISt 41.7014 " r's P OSTI'ON'D !it(, THURSDAY naft, the 4th - '*/(:717.. -/LL LNG OF. l . 7 thE, fitly 25, Iq l 4. f^7 l 4E CO:umiSSEONERS for ICTU,4 L T G -34-I.lEsTys Vl' do' hurek glee Notice, pii,:rl 2lll ue.sday the 9.d ,lugast next, they will be ready to T ende r s in writing-, sealed an, and treat for Fire iirerPiPes ofTENERIFFE or A. FAYL WINE, to be de oi• 45 , €. (14 or befor e the 3 ivt el Oetolor next,' at the Island i,-.0: 61(1 °P 2 ; and to be paid Aft* Bills, pailable with N' . mely ofteptiate. • b ‘tes O C !„:" di.11" '"' threstorad may ita Aura at !kit&ere , • dint Le had to a)zy Tender in whack Pa. I) rice £4 words at leng-0, or that shall mot Board before One o'Cloo on the said Toes tz:'7t4! (4,50-1-4-titg•dsl .neal, nor unless the Arson wit° makes or vine Person'‘an : hi,s behalf, attends, to w.qn ealltd f ar . I? Tp.HALF-PAY OFFICERS. Yp!fic er „ po ii I.l„lf_p a y will transmit to JA.M ES, late Staj. , r Royal A rtillery . Drlve• , , Librair, V‘Tbitehall, Londoo ; Nal . l3e t ogezlier with the N:! , ...ue 6f the . Regintent or 1 44,4 1 11 :M et which I h re-lti-td a Han will be sob 7 ktiti ' be lieneficial.to tO 'lir i);ic. .+trii teliae su a c rs ave particularly requested to attend lo this . . . . I" 0 -- ' . -•- _ • • - . , ~/ „.','-' -PERSON' .1.010 tate!y . LEFT his - '44; 1 - :' ) E in 't Of l l -0 Ivr,;;TEPN; C00N7.95-S,. will rt! eti ! ilt nttliat t .A . n . e i• t - .1 - -.' , tiily .he-mai , rely on .%i i 'Hi? p v „ --, -y to jiffs liostre, t _ ~.._ I N 'llti h , -e4-0- INDULGENCI: fr.oo Ills 4, ' 'll3.:_—"lioit'S- 7.. . 441, 6 e d n ° „`, tl l l the autliontV cf this Advertiser,:ent, he may italu Ya ' '''‘''''' •t t' . i . ltife- of 6ii Piiier, that it proceeds a V:tIE:Nd 4 ' l° " ~...„:„....:, . rt., i; t:. 11,41Svitl:respect i idly acquaints the Purchasers. 6 f c,ets and Shares, that the full Money is no b l is p he , d. ,1111.,1ciexificoPritieNelis i lio L ugh o t c a l t , :iti n ier - , of the old-esl4 ' f 1 % tiNiII•CROSS, where -u 4 e glti - j), " .. 4 ,Slitlltiti are sellit t niiU - r ' the ' l'i ' "EW LOTTEItY, .4`m•ast SEIYITMBER. iirilf P resent Price—Ticket L. 19 19 9 . r 4,. •• •••• .. L.lO '7 0 I , Fighth L. 2 13 . ' t... " ( „i leill ' ir kr. : ''•• . 5 strl Si xteenih.... I 7 0 -.14 1 , 11, e5 ' A ' th fall . particulars, may be bad gratis at No. 4, t ' r 9, f2baritsg•cross. ............, ' : • This 11, - SERMONS FOR SCHOOLS. Ivere published, price Qs. rid. iu tioards, or 7s. bound nt rt. - and .kitered, . . o.; k , • .. 1 61;,5E a M()\i, S, akiapte . (l to the e 1 , J . : . : v ff , , ,,,, - . .....r ~ 41 41,,, v'ir•S and FAMILIES; heing one for , c' i' ls isti•', - , 'ar, and th e great Hid ii!ays' and Fast Da, s; and rses. k t:',' c l , a ' r ' ',. l . ( '! an Abridgment of the • best N • I'? 1 ,!- ) . i ' s , w 1 , or _ ,) I ' , tii s ,, '' Le faith:Lim the ‘Vritings of Maar ? 1 _ 41 .. , -). : ,j ee ~ , ( 1, 4, er ih , , Kiitiodi o,trsley, Tiliot •iiii, hecl- , .e. , ',, 0 u'llioter, I - L , rni-, and other i on nent Divines. 4.tut "r o r 11) the Rev. S. li.lF • the ,P r ; ~ - '- ' aung l 'hrstian's innsLi.,L f i ) ry sl. ,:Quesi . t , - dm , ew Vestment, &,:. Sze. • on the At'tn,,- keif..7o,4Lunginitu, 1 - !.ii - st,llt.ees, Orar, and Brawn, . ...,,. " his 1) 1110GRAPIlY FOR. SCHOOLS. ii U• 1 P 44l lsheri, a; New Edition, price 55., bound, of „ • fu t h .4 . 411 :1:1 - t , i I? "•-,ltsCe (TS'S' ' L I )!I VLS' ex ' hi!)i S ti{l l 2,- ec t t : r ß l r a it i i i l l. ; 1 1-h o r u .{ t ( i l i g- t e he l -I ll i t ir '''`C ,, ;; f , ti ,' e , grea e t es t i ; ' C s traraaers of Antiquity-for their 1,... ‘.‘i. Aill"autation.- P4l, ' : .l .trd f„ '"Ott,, LL.D. Rector of Stonesfield, &c. B:c., and Brown, ricie , t 1,011,b -tail liiirSf, ittes, Onus, Iv , eel...row k ' th,, '. .1,14,,, 0. , •Of urno la may he Ladk _ 0 _ all t ri te ill ist .1 nritish. Nepos; containing the Lives f ~,l'eirt.raii`°',3 Britons who hare . been the Lies! reni ) arli .e ab s l s e . tn i .;' o , I), cI4,A, k'irtues, 'and Advancement . inla . . ilt. r ~ it,,,,,ai„iun.• Ilathins's Universal Uiograpitical Dict . to t ta ) c :..il i t , A several thousand Nantes more than -- art.. 6 be 414 1. a ' s4 Y Si al Work, Prick iSs. in hoards) or 19s ! I. " ~ . .,........: .......5,.._ ..., . 1 • lit il iy.. . • iMITISFY: I'OETP.r. c i L i 2sia: publi s b y d , the BthE.flitiqn, price Cs. hour ; d, of i '...0,..i.CL E NGLISH VO4l IIY ; . I ming . it, t ‘" l,l ti: -e "011 uf lea' iir ONE '' , IIfIUSA.ND of such superior the "Fu .• . --• 'Chaucer to Sixdt• 4 s - htt t ,i Ola nte . -ngirsh I oets, liom lee t i to N i • nto be read. in public 5c1i,..,^4.1.5, or . to h, 1 c . 0u e ... , " Ntl:t r Y Iluring the period of Education. it. S D . .. 11 o r r in ted , y 3 ; Dr. MAVOR and Mr: NIATI . : L ti);zi:tti•.-I.ro:4:llg,t4ati, Hurst-, 'tees, Orme, and Brown, ~ f. 4 .zu ni . P r i( °l nd .4 `'”'' be had; Miss Ailtin's Poetry-for Children, `'' , s, ' -s. and a • E l atio n of . Wales Class Bookr •••..„, „ , new . . , . . . . . ' N etl y .. . This Day WaS pllblilletil w' 1.1 0 Prl q e d . • "1.4 it s °n aline paper, in Two Voliimes, price,. in 4 ' 4 .1 t o .; - s• a Z\w Edition, ' :* !•• blv Unproved, Cur ta, p ; , coast:- st , a. . ~ - or- II i ir S , Of July, being the Niiitn, 0. rti , 4 lilt. •1,).0i11fL,1,'-''„It,,AGE ot. ' the "41 4 " C ''''' ' t u- '."--1-1 BIL"I' , ,IN and IRELAND : . with UNITED KING . s kit,d 1,,r1•,; . 1 ' •' • • • 1 •'r Family . , 3 Se,,, tiii 1., •L.ted yeera‘es, a List- ot 1 14 . 4 ' 11 .,5, Bte. and a Translation of t heir Mottos. Ir i , i Edit, 2-5 Y JOHN DEBRETT, •C' ' t4 sl nte ° fur ii? f .thi• New Baronetao-e, of E7lizland. '... bay ' Y is c iv,'"gions, F,gerton N‘ s %all , er, Gat lie and eons, _1 4 , , ~. I.lrds,,n , . 3 ou,ionan 'es '• II I"! •°. (41th ells Lea. L ',. ' . and ' Co. Cadell and Black and Co. " 43aldiii),:a l'ootb, Lloyd, Bouker, - . s.l ~ - aster, Hatcbard, and Harding. 1 t Per' ------ , ler . 4it v, ,-.. will ever meet the Publid Approbation. cit'' -1 c ,443tl l t '! : ti i i . l4-1. I S - I'Bo UTA S . ALUTARIS, or a c, i i , , t4,1" 4. ,u- Medicine for , eurilg Venereal Glndular, ttk, c e.tl iv '' ..iiso, hers GI . .' - 1 ' two will p ru 'f•l ~ c Pati ent 4 ~,!.. et ts, &c.—A bott eor up IN Lu tire , 4i ..._ s. t..t.it salutary effects ; a few bottles haver aitN5,,,.. r , , ' ,. i.i . i,.. t , , it'lrir, ea,l,l.llit-Tri awl 'ter y tit tier t i ne ‘ ans st h ui a l ... k ,: ‘, , , :: rr, ~, ,‘ , ..t :, ,, , .. s. ,:\%, , r ,..,., t e ‘ d i ,, e. c i a t t l i ie t)e di b s e u t r l d t e r r c l antast r t i t r e t. n ; d d more Is.vqr,!i•;ll.,,,,,,`,..o:::.'3veiiieni, ilia:, this for s •ch as are obliged to 7, 4 tAt c , t ,. , f di e , .) ( " 1 to seit, its it liet•;ls no confinement or mi,l-iiitasiy,. „ r. , tid 4 0 , ,•, us exi .- • nc • by Dr. Freeman in t,:,,,, leisahr ' el nee, ha, '• .; ' '. .. rje. '-• • fl' tt >se 141 -.... t , „ .. ;eh 4, is_ pi c. es. It a 0 ivss success ll la It . 0 gild -4( '11 p,ii i . ' l ut.re irilai imprudence titan a certait2 rb,:u;,l .4.,.,i, sit holds out a never- tailing, perata• 'WI,,A , „ ) i ireliet ti ll uf i `'"e anti ret• • 441 ' e:;,: • Pato', ~. ail, at air. Butler's 4, Cheapside, iil l / 4 ult,t o..bureti-yard, and most Country .Meilt 'tit2a4 1 „.. 1 .t " at -2s. 9d. 4s. fid. and 225. each, l with t elf bex • • . . Joie' ..~: r ...~,, *.,. 4.... J . N i r .„,, ) . ,_ , , k ),.. „,,,. , 0 0 MONDAY, AUGUs I/ 1, `c4l4. ARM%' CONTRACTS. Committary in Chiefs Office, Great George street, July 20, 1814. N OTICE is hereby given to- ati Persons sirons of Contracting to supply BEEF and MUTTON to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Qum ter?" and Barracks, in the under:;nentiotied Counties and Islands Anizlesea-zßeclford--rerhs liuciudirig theTowh of Hun gerford)—Berwick-.-Brecon—Bneks —Cambridge (including the Town of Newmarket)--Cardigan—Carmarthen—Carnar ron—CheSter—COrnwall (inelurling Scilly l —Cumllerland Denbigh--' r Derhy—Devon : —Dorset 7 Durham (inciuditigHoly Island)—Essex—Flint—Glamorgan—Gloster (iiielpfling , the City of Bristol)--Hants--Hereford—Hertford—Hunts--Isle' of Mao—lsle of Wight—Kent--,Lancaster-:-Leicester—Lin :cold—Merioneth—Mcldlesex Monmouth—Montgomery-- Norfolk Northampton - 7 - North n rube rlan d —Nottingham— Oxford—Pete broke—{tad nor ut! and— Salop Somerset— Stafford —Sufftilk (exclusive of Laii.4ln;rd Fort and its De-, pen d edeies)—Sa rrey— S ossex —ll"a.-Ack WestnorefAoil— Wilts--Worcester—Yort—and in the several Counties in North Britain. That the Deliveries are to dommence en and for the 25th day of September neat ; that Proposals in Writing, sealed up and marked," mkt' for Army Supplies," will be recei%.ed'at this Ot6e, on or before 14 7 .2zInesday, the 24th day Of August, (but, none will be received after 12 o'clock on that day) and if sent by pOst,the postage must'be paid. Proposals must be made separately for_ each County and Island, except for the Couniies comprising North and . South Wales, alt of which must be included in one Tender, as also. must the several Counties in North Britain ; and each Pro posal must have•the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly filled up by two Persons of`t.tio,i n Property, en gaging to_ becnie bound witil the Part) endering, in the ants out stated in the printed Particulars for - the due per forMance of the Co:.(Q;:t ; and no Prpposal will be no _irked unless made on l a printed :tender, and the Price ex .pressed iiiVyrds at length; and should it sobappen - , that during the continuWe of the Couti act no.TrooPs should be stationed or supplied is the County,_ the expellee of the 'Con tract and'BoOd, pant in the first instaace by the Contracti.r, to be refunded to him by the Commissary in Chief. • Particulars of the Contracts may be bad upon application at this Office between the Hours of Eleven. and .oe Office of. Deputy COmMissary Genetai YouAg, }ilium/0 at the Office (4 Deputy 'Commissary Genera; Coupe,,6.uern scy : and at the Office of Deputy Commissary General Jersey. . - EXCIIEWJEk . :BILL OFFicE, JuLv JR, 1'814.- All slili.CliEC,l6Eß BILLS dated in the Ms . :itl July, IS!3, TO BE PAID 01 F. pm. LO.' _Ds COM4iSSIONERS of WS MAjESaI"S TE.LASC . RY having given uirections for ?aying off of the ahovementioned ITIETt.s.BILLS duce thereon; at the Ex.. c heqUer • 13iii Old c.e in toe ll.eceipt AirCtrequer, 'N-ew Pa lace-yard, Westminster, on AlonoaY, the z2l day of August, Attendanee will. he given daily (Sundays and Holidays ex c.eu.ed j until, ant including Thursday, the'ldth August, flint), ten o'clock ui -the - morning, 'till one • in the after noon, for the ,purpo - se of receiving the same; , and, fcr greater dispatch, toe hearers of the sai'd- Bills are desired to p.ace The Bilis in Listslwhich ate to be obtained at this 011 ice) classing them in the Ordee, of their respective dates, such as are for the carne Auount being ,nuwerically arranged; and specifying the principal sum's and interest due thereon, computedfroni, btit excluding the:days on which Alley are respectively dated, to the said 0.-2 d day of August inclusive, where the interest will cease; and, the said bearers (being holders or not; are indispensably required to indorSe each Bill with their usual signatures and to write their names aiul 'residence at the hottOm of their List; and they are moreover required to, attend the Exchequer °thee for payment, and to receive tap new Dills, and give the Receipts for the'same. , If any of the, holders of the aforesaid: Bills should he-de ' sirons of receiving payment of the 'principal and interest, previous to the said 22d day of ,Atignst, 'they ni4 boaccom- . modated on cornputing the . interest to. the dad 4 , l . l i: whiCh they 'wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto; • Such persOns as may be desirous' of having new Exchequer Bill's in whole or ha part •of•pafinent 'of principal, upon marking new Bills, and mentioning the amount at the bottom of their Lists, delivered on or before the 18tH of August, may be. accommodated with new Bills; carrying au interest of three pence half-penny by' the day; ori every one. hundred pounds, Which-said new Bills will, bear date the said 22d day . of August, and sill be delivered, together With the. interes t due in respect of the Bills so, desired to bc.Exchanged, on; Tuesday, the - 23d day of August, and the following days. B. Ail Exchequer Bills dated prior to July, 1813,' have been adVertised to be paid off, and the interest thgruon has ceased. ~ • RF,GU,ATIONS IN RESPEC7 ',r() . TM', FIAI.F;-PAY ',.N11 APDOINtAIENT OF' MASTERS OF TOE RU . A - NAVY. Achuir3lty-011iee, Nit!' July, 16y IS Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT basing been graciously pleased 'to approve of certain REGULATIONS;, fitopo,ed by the Lords Commi , :' , loi,ers of the Adm raity, fur the ENC& q, 7 ItAGEMEN I' aod WARD: Of of the ROYAL NAVY, and f, the Appointment of fins hi4l:ly meritorious en, asrful Class of Officers, Nutlet; is hereby given, that the fllowing Itegn lations have estal.dished. by Order in Council, dateitthe .111 instant - 1. " That Masters, on their first Appointments, shall be allowed their Travelling Expellees, 'at the' same Rate, and in thesarne manner, as the Lieutenants of his Majesty's Fleet, 11. " 'That, in lien of the:Half-pay established ;for Masters, in the Royal Navy, be the 7th Article of the Order in Council of 15tlf "Augoat, isba, and .the Regulations appertaieing 'thereto, tire followin.; Rate of Half-pay shall be established .aud allowed, from the st instant ; viz. " To the first lOU MaSters, being qualified fur Ist and 2d rates.. " To the - next 203 being qualified for ;3d and 4th - . . • ' Th i t Wernainder .. ss. 11.0`4i.„ id Rates of Halt-pay for Masters to he snliject the salnzi•negnlationsrzud Restrictions as the Half-pay of the Commissioned Officers of the Fleet, arid ,also- o th'e RegalOtions, viz. , " Tiiat such Master as shall have served Fire• Tears in his -Majesty's Navy, two of which as Acting-laster,Second ter, k.laster's-',late,'or Midshipaan, previoUsly to ref:civil]; 0 appoint merit is Master, snuff ire. entitled I'o,l - Jail-pay hri tifediately on his being pat out of CommiSsion." • • " That' sneh.Mastee as shall have served as 4foresaid; in ms Majesty's Navy, but not for the full space -of. Fire l'ears, shall IJetmtitlNl to lA.:If-pay only when the time of hiS Service as siaster, added so that before p.issed the Semice, slain comi4ote the said period of Five 4 7.1.0 . ." " And that such as shall have been appointed Mister without having przwiously seived in the Royal Navy, shall be entitled to Half-nay,. after having served .ss Master Five Years. But, that no Master shall be permitted in time of War, on any or - count whatever, to receive Half-pay during such tune es he shall he employed in the. Merchant Service, or in any other 'occupation, unless sufficient proof be -adduced is the Coin ; misSi..tiers of-the Navy, that such Person is, (rout itiHruiLy of boy, an- , .muscly incapable of performing : the Duty of a Master in his :Niajesry's Navy. in . —. And his Royal Highness has been further gracious lvphwed'to -direct, that Masters of the Roval,Navy, _instead o f 0,,0g required,as at piesenAq to pass all E.xitininat ion before the l\iaster it tr W. , rdens of the Corporation of Trinity Hoose, for ea Ill', of litps sepin - ately,.etiail be. requir.fd 'wily to • au touching :nen , Qualificatams to serve as wasters ot ...e tu): - tv-:ag Kate. j ointly. # . ul• snot se , .tatrs joinfly. 'fiord a tiates jointly. • • ' Fifth algal Iva:es jointly. •, • •;loopy mei smaller Vessels jointly. IV. " And in Order to prevent 'any unnecessary, or int pro,ith-ot increase of tire smother of 'Masters, and, sit the same ' , ;e: ....ensure s , that. :;vrfsi)hs warranted as Masters its uts Mjesty's Na.y, - la men of experic;uce and judgmeia. . hat nu Person shall be warranted as 'Master, until the n ari on.the List U.? redoced !white ;the number of ' , hips on sire ewes of the. Navy, iexeltisive of sotcli.'s are ltse;le a 4, and have not bcen :hid that nu noire 111 ,tern slfrll be ever up,,, ioted, than Cu: NinnOer of stall at tine flaw .hat 'any Apkilutinent .of •Alasteeis to be . 7s. per diem. , . .'hat no F - erson - shall be Allowed to pass an ExaMi notion touenfog his qualifications to sers e , as Master iii .the Royal N.tvy' oefore he saoll haee - attained - . the .li7e of lwentY-one -Years, -4. r after - the Age of .Thirty-Ilse var,". in hove at s least St;ven•Ye;:rs at sea, tw o Musi tiara 'leen ".rued in his ,ti,..jesty's ;Navy in 'tite quality. of.A.cring - klaster .- by Order, St eond 'Haste', Masita's .'late, or 'Midshipman, or being within the, afore :tges,• atm ...tying served Seven Yeafs at Sea, shall. have :iiethi t tly , he r o Ye:ir or awre Chief Mate, 'andTse`o I%,,tr=s Master,"l'wo Years Chief Mate, and - Cu( Year P: . . l .uster of a Merchant .Ship ;-and shall produce,Certificates of -Diligence, Sobriety, and good CMidua, from the OWner, for the time he served as Master, and: fro:lr the awueis and M as t er f or the time:lie served as Mate." " That nb Ntast4r shall tie penbitied pass,,his Examina tion for 41 higher Hate, shaa hake- servedThie com plete Year in a Ship in Counuission, under his fakt quali fication." .1. W. CROKER: STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing Ist SEP TEMBER, IPI4. SCiT g NI E.. 2 of L. 20,000.. . are 2 ' • , • 5,000.. ' ' • 2,000 4,001 . 1,003 . 500 2,500 200 2,000 100 ' ' ' 1,500 50, - l,OOO 55,000 2,750.... 14,000 Tickets. L.140',000 NO FIXED PRIZES ! DAYS O F DRAWING : Ict . Day, - ...Ist SP:PIT:V . BER; 2d Day, l3th SEPTE:I:3 - Eit. 3d Dub .17th SEPTEMBER. TICKETS : an:I- siitAltES; are selltng by itICHARDSON,' GOODLUCK, anal Co. Contractors for the Ltittery, at their Offices, the Corner of Batik-buildings, Cornnill, and facing t he - King's Mews, Charing-cross. Price of aTiClier ... L. 19 1 9 0 ~ia1f....... L.IO 7 fy I Eighth.. ....... 4.(2 13 ' 6 QuArter 5 5 0 Six - Went/1 1 7 REGULA'T'IONS IN RESPECT TF-1:; JAP..p,ky, APPOINTMENT, AND RANI:, Or PORSERS OP THE • ROYAL NAVY: Adalitalty-Office, /6th July, laf4. • I Royal Highness the' PRINCE REGENT I'S 41-IVitlr been graeioosb , pleased to ,:p; live of certai n REGULATIONS ii6pused by the - torlli C . oMniissioners of the Admiralty for theeENCOUR.;',,GE. , ,IENT and RE WARD of PURSERS of the Royal NAt i, and for te gulating the Appointinent, and fix*. the Rank of this useful and deserving. cl.iss of Officers; Notice is hereby given that t!ie Re'glihitions have beeti.establiched by Order in dated the 2:.4d instant, and that Orders have .bee n in consequence, given for the juumediate discharge of all Puriers frmft Ships iu Ordinary and the Cheque of the several Yaitli. • • • • ' , I.—That Purser:, of the Royal Na . vy, instead of being-con sidered as standing Warrant•OtticerS.uf his Majesty's Ships, and tairn'e in Ships in Ordinary, Zr. on the Cheque of the se,. reral Dock Yards for Pempital.Pay and Allowances cif Provi sions, as at present, shall,' wlv. , n the Ships to which they are warranted 'may.be paid 'WI, beitninediatOy dikharged; and allowed in'i;en of their` present Wages and Provision, •Half . Pay, - according to the following scale, viz.:— .s. • To tho first 100 Pursers on the Seniority List..s per Diem. The next 200 " • 4 ---- • The remainder The said lialfimy of liumers :Omit co - nine:ice frOm the I'st ,of Jul:; ft - Wain., and sahjectl6 the same ReguLitiOns and Restrictions' as the Hail-pay of the Coidinissi.med Officers of his Majesty's Vleet, and fie allowed t! , 1 1 :!rse.rs, kitq - been Fire ' in his Majesty's !ervice, either as Clerk or Ptimer. froin the. on Which thek . eetpective Ships may be pot out of , • That all Pnrsers,coiniog on Half-pay shall report them select to this Oilier, without loss of time, in order to, be placed on the Qua: tellyhalf-pay Lists, on .pain of forfeiting the Half-pay for the time not reported. • II —ln order to prevent any improvident or unnecessary increase of the Number of Pursers, and at the same time to ensure ths.Appointment of such persons only as.may be duly qualified for the duties of the situation, no person sh a ll b e warranted as Purser, until the number of, Ptir•ie.rs ,he re duced below the number of 'Ships Oli the List of the Royal N . Rvy . f,exclusive* of such as are building and :have not been launched), said tlfat hereafter the number of Pursers shall never exceed the number of such Ships. That .no Person shall be appointed a Parser who shall be less than Twenty-one or more than Thirty-five yenrs,of age, That no Person shall be appointed a Purser of any of his Majesty's ships unkss . he hat's lieenyated as, and actually dis:- charged the duty of, Captain's' Clerk s in one' or more. of his . Majesty's ships for two 'coniplete years ;or has discharged the , 'said duty of .Captaia's Clerk for one :complete year, and the 'duty of Clerl to the Secretary of a Flag - Officer for one Other year ; and shall, in every cake, produce a certificate lof` his I good conduct; pass the Usual examinations,: and give such c..- e.nrty for an hottest and faithful discharge of his duty, as may from tinie to time be r re_quired: 7 That. turPurser 'shall be tapalile of being.aPpointed.th a Fourth •or Fifth' Rate,' who shall not have, been TWo Years a • Witlyalited Parser on thv, Li4t, tfor.to a First ? , -S.ccOnd, or Third Rate, till he shall have been Five,Years on the ,List o( Warranted Purgers. Ordcrto give agreater respectabiiity the.Sitna tion of thi, ; Cl ass of allicers, highness _has been graciously pleas e d tnnjorifer on Pil!s,•rs' 'of the Royal the same Rank a s ' gran t e d' b y his I.llajes.! y's". OiAer. in C ounc il of the `2sth ofJanuary, 1805, to the urgeons of the Fleet. )1 7 .. cROUR, ,ie :;;* c it fi t iz * • 14.,..4 '. ' .. , 1,1/1-11 \ \ 1,. " , 71 ' , Y. , • ~,, Al ' i 7' 4, ,' • :‘ NT - - LO 4 . ~,/v• . 5. , 0M3, (.._ 4 *:V'- : )''.--'-- - '-' . ' --- il z: • : t 2 ( 9 4 ' . - 1 - ------- , i•-: -. 4,V5 , \:::- . ." ji ., , , ~.': 'ss .. , EPRIC•E SIXPE*CE7ITALFPrNN )*IPERI4IL,. PA RLI AMENT. litirtgh OF LOilik, &•ieritAy, • The liniise tiavins.; filet a t ten o'clOck, the: 116711 •.e . , . Assent \i'asgii7en. , -..y Cf)T:!th,sion (Comntisioners Lord E l .Dcit. , t;!::l46l.,3tozstbit-f. , i, aril ; to the Clei' gy It es ; k nee I, 1 , the' Bill, Sediaoli tir D,,tiirbn‘nees Horse" Duty Bill; mind tci the whole . 6f the .Bill 4 t. e n i s a i n !~chore the lioose, except tewo or ibree, «lticll weie lead a third time: • The LoRD CHANCELLOR then; advertinir to the judicial business of the House, stated; that out of 88 . canses twhieh had been heard, the decision of six mitst 'be - postponed for theSe Ist. The 'eas , 7s of: Warner and Cunningham. and Higgins-and ,Liv.ingston (the one relating tOthcv• liability of heirS and representatives, iu cas-cs `of partnerships entered into U their prede.6 ce'ssor , „the other to the liability Gf 'trustees and Coannissioners tinder Road Naviga tion ActS, &c. for sums '. , xviios.ul beyond, the sutras stlted -in the Acts ) ) were postponed on - account. of tie very important end peculiar nature of ..the questions to be decided; and gm' they would sett is the law on these points in both parts Of the island; it was necessary that they should. be long and carefully considera - 241, '1 he easeSof 'flake and Vcsey, Tregonwell tt , qt Syden were put tiff because it was necessary to have•fnlier i formation as to the practice of the Cotirt of Exchequer, and the gr o tinds of the-de cision, 'than tney n ow h a d. 3d The tkei,:ion in the - cases ".of Robeitson and the Duke of Attol, front deference.to the opinion of one of the up peilant's counsel, who had said that it was desir.• Ale that those • should not be decided. till the rest of the eases between these parties were heard,—. There was„besides, a ease, Stuart _am! Booin, ;vicre, though he had - formed an opinion upon it, the prpeeedings were si7•compiicateo that it was' very (billet& to settle the form of .the judgment, and 'as it was of little consequence to the parties whither the judgment were - given now ur after wznAts, ire propos - eitiliif t - this should likewise be Postponed. His Lorii-Sit'ip also observed, that he could trot close the judicial. busfi,ess without coktilnendi%.- it - m the Judges of Scotland, .whoSe judicial knowledge and high cl,aaraeter be himself, thilt House and their .country, had levery reason to respects, to considerathetlter Would not be proper to introduce. theTrialhy' Jury in civil Case's, as far as respected a.p.articolar species of questions •and he instanced tic case of boundaries, - espe,ially boand,ti•l e s , wastes:' They must _.tttiand w' a Ja which they did not lik e ; •was: . .hardly pds sible- for any one. who Aibservedthe long' and plicatvd proceedings .which often took, place ... in Of a•Jurv, would hert .hare, brew decided ,in the course of one Term, to dottn. thus .the gradual. iot,rodunt _Ol Trial i%y, ,civ;l• cases, • into Sccitland, would be"' a most important 'benefit to 'the lieges...in- that ry . cdunt. Lor'iiS POW's, Carysfort,. and Shaftsbury pit sented_ petitions' against the Skive Trade, ,after which tire 'House adjoiwned during , „pleasure. At tivo'o'clockiris Royal Hi•giples. the Prince Regent:came from Carltonrhouseip st Ste, to pro- rogue ParliaMent: : The House was crowded With Ladies the-attendanec . of Pevrs,-who were, as 'usual, attired in their state robes, was r very nu .ruerous, On- the entrance of his Royal. highness; Sir Thomas T‘fitwhitt was _dispatched to re qu i re 'the 'attendance of the House. of Commons', The SPEAKER, Attfindtl by several Members, soon.after appeared at the Bar with the Vote ()t Credit Bill, in his'hand; and after bowing to the Prince Regent, addressed his Royal Highness in the following, terms ~. illay it. please your Royal Highness, We, his Majesty's*rnost dutiful and loyal subjects, the Conunons of Great Britain and Ireland, do now attend piitr Royal Highness with our last Bill of Supply for the srvict, of the present year: ".Assembled at a period when the fate of Europe was still doubtful; and, balanced "b; alternate. hopes - and ievers'es, we have been anxious but not inactive spectators of those great transactions which hare wrought so fortunate a change in the - state of the civilized world. " Daring this portentous interval, we have pursued our le gislative labours according to our accustomed course, 'apply ing practical reun.dics to the practical evils incident to old establishments, or arising out of IJCW o'c.mrrences ; iu some cases proceeding - eilierimentally by laws of -a limited. dura tion; in others collecting such materials of information us may lay the ground for future measures; and those may .come after us will see traces of that progressive improyeinezi!, 'which the sober -habit' of this country cautiously, but nut reluctantly, adopts into the system of its domestic policy and jurisprudence. - "'With respect to our.financial arrangements, by the pro , vident measures of a former Session, we have been enabled to refrain from augmenting . the barthens of the people, and . at the same time to make our, military exertions correcpuud with'the scale of passing events. Whilst we. have 'been. thus eniployad, the destinies o( - Europe have been gradually unrolled- before our eyes , ; and . the powerful nations of the North sending forth their col lective strength to try the last issues of war, whilst Great , Britain and her Allies were,. with equal vigour, Ad v a nc i ng from th e S ou th ; their joint efforts have at length ace( ca pl ished . the Alownfall'of the greatest military despotism which; in modern days, has 'disgraced and desolated the earth. " In these arduous struggles, we can look back, with just - - Pride, on the discharge of our high duties. The British aipy, motioned upon a wise system, steadily and : imparti allyadmi nistered at hoine,' and conducted by consummate skill and valour• in the field, has borne its complete share ►n the glo riOui conclusion of this long and eventful , mu.; and his ZvIA- • ( • 4c: I I,k. ,►~;` j ~