The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-28 00:00:00

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The Ilalict written and prod oced by Mr, 'BO LOG NA. intl. wio V..i1l make his gth appearance this Season, a, Baron Ituey. - A fter Which, the popular Grand Naval, '[Military, Eques trian,ii, and Pedestriaii S pedac le. cJikd I t ri- R , TYRANT SALIAC.,EN and NOBLE MOOR. thwhich Piece twenty Horse*, caparisoned in the Moorish Co lutne. trained to Stage . Mo t will perform surprising . l ' e4ll l fh , w hide producing superior theatrical effect, in a meevelle point of vl-o.v. Bitters Exercises by Twelve celebraied Equestrians. Tout-itch will he added, the favourite l'ainorniitie of HABLEQUIN'S AMOUR ; . , Or, jUVIT“R AND EUKOVA.. va - This Lvening, Tracey Castle, the ' popular Hbrse 81!tetaele, Lqiiestlian Eiercises, and the favourite Panto- Mu ot HAlicqUill's Amour. • • ZONSION-HOUSE, • TiE May 4, ail. . LADY MAYORESS viewing the extreme , otsirrts Of the IN liAli I TAN l's of PO kg UG AL, INin tlke wanton cruelty and barna-thy of the "'tench A rmY Vl4ll,ltir retreat, and desirous ot prontot:lii; the benevolent r.nwiltdoits. which have he:in/set on tout lot. their Relict, • ~ , ,„, ,, .,, , Jun,li.,.. wan Lady Cuturis, , Mrs . CO MBE* -", ' ' ''lC E. ;4,1 Lady Ph It k I NG, kinill, underilikin to' e t lloll r4i,e ;aid superintend a LADIES SU/1,5(1(11'110N fv'lY.?/ ttrst imtpost ; the Sinn raistxl by which to be exclu 'PAN to inovid. .. •. ' f ur tit. Women und ,b i t oteri. , , ing t ict,e4 A I ICS e •:',7si itil: leiln MAYORESS having obligingly ()tiered to tt'/ habscriptions' tia be received at the Mansion.. House ,N,ollc.a will b,! daily given there from twelve to three '',l%t. Admittance to the front Entrance. OttJl i$ riscointnended Ladies Limit their Subscription to S t 1 • Smaller Donations will he acceptable. . by Order, ER, Secretary to WM the General COTCH Conunittee.• "---......„..._ • C ONTRACTS FOR BUILDING 7 7 10'0 FIFTY OWN S HIPS .. NAVY OFFICE, May 16, ISLE, TINE' PRINCYkA 'Le OFFICERS and COM -4- MISSION,ERS of Ilt MAYESTY'S NAVY do he , eb.y give. Notice, That on Thursday, the 30th instant, at One o'Clock, they will he ready to treat with such persons as may be -willing to Contract for Building for Ihtt Illaje.sty TWO SHIPS OF . WA 11, iv early" Fifty Cunt eeteb„ A Draught of the Ship, with a Firm of the Tender Inv , teen at this Dice. No Tender will be ere:list(' after One e'C'::;,.k on the day of TreaLy, ncr any noticed, Unless the Party, or an Agent pr hint, attends. IMPERIAL P4RLI4II4EA7I. ~_. ~._. _..~ ..~.t..,.. _ .~ ._,.. its to Debtor, which -might in (more,' or dislipa niethures, materi3llreontitibe to t! ' at end. The Earl of MoirtA was of opoion, t:Ldi the mea snrtt we at to ottviaie-lat greeter evils ; 1113 n t , ostit 1116 cohyvniences whir' welt appr- heoticd rs Itktly to result ft: ,rn its-adoption. • Al . er a few words in explanallon friwn ita!l STAN. norit; riil,cloestion was put, ;:n't or , lerod. to b,4 errgrossetr. Lord RtlinriAl..,n stated, . that, 014 ho. trrulerstoOd the Report g 4 the cornmitt , ,,t-son Giley?, E,t a id 'sell,:k :is likdy to he tn2.fe.4n riclay ln,:i ag soinh of the Clatt , es' in shut Bill erwt6crned trittiter itntinrtanet., - a4 retikkref it 'peopt,4- he tion of al: their Lord ti e s lie called to it, he non: gave notice t lidt he should' to•tnor7o , ‘ move, Thai' the L rd be SUMMMI , II for Ft The bronobt frt)' )1 the Cnintn,. : ll4; noiortg wllich were. the N , w Ludil Bid, , tie Ext. tv, Bil;, the Irish eland Polk, if,xporititiun fill , and'' Lir! read'a first 'time and thott ,, ott.the t3bl bving re. speetit,ely forwa;ded, their. Lordship; titijourried'(at Nine o'Clockj . titi to-morow, Bvay Teuder mull be areemp.znied by a Letter addressed the Naty Bcard, and signed by two responfOk. Perian t 47/k w ing to become bound with the Person tendering, 'in the Su►A di - +3.01. Jot the due perfot•totance of the Coniratl for 11xilding•eack ship. • • „ OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, . April 23, 181 r. . T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA „ZESTY'S ORDNANCE d; bri by give Ncllce; that . Proposah rtceiV4 at !brie 01Pce, inPall,llla/I, tefre the it II dqy r f M f g next, „fte4n 4PCO Pl7.tans as rn.oreir: wiiiing to underi,ae 16e sunl of TACKLE HOOKS, fi e irollca vf Ibis Departhlent Joe a teripa' 4shire Years, , P gel e , art 01 th 4.41,.. may he •v/ ci epsot application at the Principal Stocekerpex's OP( as the ftAver t and pet t4er Patti: C IGgi'the, 14 ilk Tbe lermc and CoteiNots .of :tbeantrad, ,nay le Itnteutn at the S'ectetaty's Office, in Pull,' erldreraid, dry between the bouts of Tin and Pour o'c,.tct, wt•ere the Preposale matt be ddiverEed, waled up a,d Itidlrsed," Proposals fin Tackle Hooks," but fro Proposals can be admitted the 1.41 daybf May, at Twelve • O'Cllock . at moan f the Jame e ay, neither will Tendrr he noticed:mien tioe Party.maAing it, cr an Agent •in blt behalf, shall atiend, _ Bye Oreltr of the &cif,' R. 11. CR r Sectetaly. • - ' 1101tTRA17, of CYRIL I ACKSON, D. D. F. R . S. Tiii?late De a n of Chribt Chu rc h. ... ) . 3 seit.. ~ to the PItINT from the. Iv oloittait of the late Dean of Christ Church, painted by a e,,,,, Wt i1 , k. A. ({tow Exhibiting at the lto) , a1 I,catler jul,,i"',Pectidly informed, that their impressions arc ratty ' eliv erYl at his House, ,si, Leicester-square. NEXT TUESDAY, 4th 'UNE, 11 INC'S bIitTII.I)AY --ROYAL EXCHANGE. AZAIW,...IIURNE, nod Co. Stock-Brokers, 41,‘.1,i'it'ItIly acquaint the Public that TICKETS atlcl m''. s . iti.", ior i 11,;,. pr!seht LOT J Eit Y, :to be ()lawn on hi. •,;.,J%alrs lilt -14.1).y are oh Sate at their Office, No. PS , Acy . - • ,1 kchanie , 4 0 , 1 4, l 'hiiiiii),; is the Schuh; which they sepestly re tial to liublic imice• . 4 Priats ot ,(,4 too - - are . . - •41003'4 )1 I)I,t o „. Loo ...... - 2 4•^ 0 0, ~,u, but° ' - - . '6,6.4: t:),, . ..... F', 1 ,,!'"1. Xs,. 4 5 2 s &c. 84.. - -,- .. 5Q..1 , ! . „,41',..,.,,,9et0trer Luttury, No. , a lip ze Of . 2,00, i . at,,,vcVLice! Mc of 2,0 c . (41. wete. both Sold in Shale., .tt tht. lAli To BC DRA‘itiN NEXT TUESDAY, lUNE 4, i, • KlNG'S'lllitTli-DAY' • 1 2 i. LiS[i respectfully recommends to the N ! 1 1 /,`,,1,1Y, (;etoty, and Public, the present popular n LO T _ a,__ likit". tontaining 6o Capital; all to be draw 0 IPC i•Day el our btirived Sovereign.. the Selivnie Contain 4 Priz es of - 42 are C BO 4 , „au) 4 bittn - 2 4, 000 1 3000 - 31 Ditto . 4. i6,•*e so• - 00s, 11'1Z•1443 : - kV, 425 ! irc ', B ` C. r- 4 1;1i and '1:47,, e, *Vent's efAdventurer are soltClteu at 4, —orn..! ~, _ 'I, 2114110 - tross, where, in th e last Two Lotteries, 4 I rite , I 001,21-, and in the last is tvlontlis s 7 otter Capitals w Id b . ' , were b 0 y 7 Prima of zooms., '''"--" " ---.,- .........,„...:__ ........"................___._;6..__...... T. B I S H. ly- ku,T4OI4EXT,TUESD,AIr, Tit; arandesi y ii)sil.'l'E I,(jA t 11E,tcr KEGENT. Ili ever known DAy , u4Y . tlit.riules COuntry will be d rawn, being the- KING:6 4 prirms ot The S c h eme contains li Ditto . 4 2.,000 . - are - ‘82°4:::06 e ' Ditto . - 11"° - I" '4 bitt - o T IcKI4. - 450, ,r..255.°138,c- ic• - : B"'t Cc i „ -, g anil,S 11,% It Es are selling by HORNSBY anr ffici: great Variety, and on the 'lnVve4t Terms ; at whose i ll 41111 Prizts are paid on Demand. th ar ..c,tirDe ch . akw Months HORNSBY and Co. have , LI and Sold ttve of 23,u001. Three of to,cool. T r a vat,pl, . I 1. be siLles T ki a 2 , , %eiy-three Prizes of 2 . , 0001..i,000 r . coo . ' 41 i..ttitNhlLL, and ST. MARUARET's lin-LI Let IttiltoLGi • tlri, post-paid, duty S litotes gratis. answered, c '4. l'4:v i and Uniform Eibritry Edition of the British Novelist", toialsitt,rd by Ntr, hiuriford. X d, . t4tallbeti wilil.il'sniet44l3dly't;ibtiislictt Engravings; f;Om SlNip, original Designs, the Third V,lonle " •nin,, it. 111111'1Si-I NOVELIBIS ; C° ,,n l a , 1. vci.;`), Ttoti.7'ristrant Shandy, Sentimental ► lurneY, -'ittlit Rio_ tril:fhi::l4ithkiletVtihceasr :II t‘'‘'lt:krittetthao.rs;AtincetrnaltantirlicB4lll4lvllCritt"l wts to tati, Whik. . The .1. 11 YW11, El AM MUD °l Eaq• slitiihe vvi Ivo First Volumes, prke-r7s. cult, hoards, c?utkaii.n tnprirt;ieitittike Nostcl4 01. Sin•ii e , , i. thous, an.l .1 It • vi 4. Perveritte r, ti- r-s ', L ''' ett kiateOCk kindOill, LOUllt ol 1111% r‘ti'jt (14'''VeS' • . V V rk of s. know. 1.,,,.. ielsgatit Edition will comprise evcr • 1 ° n' l'in" ~.7.htt„ whio, . usuall cl assed-under the ne't .' mate stviii.•,l.44seht; and may bo y had in Numbers, by onc Pr liliii,,k, 41. r ts. each. oner. hity.t:rst Ntoirto.r commencerl with Pielttig's Tam, in tiltplite Whole 01 1. irldinCu Novels, will !Jo couspri a ci t '"ftri shtl t init. 'Volumes, New 1,,P Puthistiel. tor tt-e Proprietors, by W. Clailt.e, l•l4l.lonthtliett ; Codttaril, Pall. Mall 4. 1 aylor anti 1 s_,* !IN '''ol I. NI. Itioi.iilt.n, Comilla; andS het ,:tivtite .rs cid 10,46, k!Atcrilo.is:r. row. OFFICE OF ORDN4NCI4 May 6, 18 rr HE PRINPIPAL OFFICERS of HIS 314- . 7EsTre,oitlnV4NcE do bereb i l. gi a Notice, that Proposals will be ,received at their Oilice„ . in Pall, Mall, on or before itivnday, the 3d day ynne next, from suck Penorot eta may be willing to *undertake the .Perf , rmaratc,of the C A it • P ENT ER'S WORK /or So vice o/ t kir Department, at Ireedo.r, Lt the aunty rf Northampton, for a prim , of TI re Years, Farther Partierlan, togaber tr lib Lists and a Diserligion the IPorke to be prrformed, rimy he inrpeded UN); application to Lienknant Colonel Plikingtcn, the Conntanaing 1441 Ltrgineer at11:•*on, and at the Seerey's Office,' In Pall 111d1, afteraids airy day between the hour. Ten and scar u;kere ihe Pr . op'rriasneri4 be delivered, r.aled up and indonea, *' Pruposals for the CarpentJes' Work at IVeetion," but no Prlo;a: can be admitted after 'tbe sai,l 3d dny yiine i at Twelve o'C;ock at,.. , Mon of the same ; neither will any Tender he noticed unlres the Part) , making it, or ~ an./Igent in his heh.s,ll, shall arts id. By Order of the Roan', R. li.-CREIP, Sereeotoy. 011 , 10 E OF ORDNANCE, May t 7, ISt!. . • T HE P \ IUNCIPAL OFFICERS o f d' His Alll - ORDNANCE do berOy give Notice, s rba fropozale will he received di ibelr Office in Pall.llfail,,on er ie.' fore Friday, ibe 3 lit //want, from earl t•Personz at *vs be will. ill to undeetake the .nippy of nit° ft:mired ,Tons of - PA LE W rsTmoRE LAN D SLATES, jambe Service of Mi., De. tavtonent, at lholwieb. Further Particulars, tefetbeenvith the Tcraolq Conditions of the Contrat - 7, • tn 4 6e known et the Secretaty's Office in Pall. Mall, alres.4ld, 'au - Day hetwein the'Houro of Ten'end . Finer o'clock, where the Proposals must he diliveted, scaled up and in, dorsrd, Proposals for Slates ;" iut 'no - PiopOstri. ran head mitted after the laid 310 t instant, at Twelve o'Chck at Noon of the same Day ; neither, will ,any Tender he' noticed, unless the Part} . making it, •r an Agent' in his behalf, ,hall ;weld. By Order of the Brat d, R. H r CREW, Ser. ADMIRALTY-O'l4lOE, Kay 17, tBI r. RY Command or,t4e LARDS CQMMISSI9N a-P ERS pf the:ADMIRALTY, notice is hereby given that the Sittlatioll of DRAWING-MASTER in the Royal Naval College at Portsmouth has ber.arne vacant, and that such persons as conceive themselves to be properly qualified, and ate willing to undertake the duties thereof, at a Salary of One Hundred Pounds a Year, and an allowance of Thirty Pounds a Year for 1-19 use. Rent, may, make application for the appoiatrnentlby letter) addressed to me; sending, with their applications, CertiApates of their good eltaradsr, and Speciiiiens of their ability in the art of Drawing. f. W. CROKER. -810'1:1411 VIEw„ Early in lune will be published, ...Number 11. of _ ffillE BRITISH - 11FXIEW; and LONDON .1 CRITICAL JOURNAL. CONTENr4I Cilfird's Life of Pitt —Ps) cite, a Poem-Pamphlets on Ninon—Abbate Halsainu On Siinty ••• Hannah More's Prac tical Piety--Eliot's Defence. ut Purrupi —Knight on S a p . in Trees —State of the • rish Peasantry— pisnop of tonlon's . Charge—linrney's Tentamen de .Nletris, &c , --Malcolm's ' • Printed for Loaginan,' Hurst. Ltees, alid Drown, Paternoster-tow. IfTliitATil Mi. • . • This Day was published, Two.Volutnes,- Anyat Eighteens, price 17s. itt hoards, ALMA.GITtiIii i or, The Whirn-Whams and ‘.3 t)0 arms of eI ot ',angst ir,- tiny. and others. ' R.e -p tin tuft twin the American Edition, with an Introoudory Lbsay and Explanatcyy.N•mys, • . By VAIN LAM REIVT.I Printed for J.,1 . It ichardson,, Nu. zj, elr This eincrt4ining iiinnuctron itresents a vii,w Arne habits,. 4nd Cliiira4tar,`, must interefrt ing Inuit t it abounds with wit, humour, and hot)), and 1104rves t 0.1.101- Mak adult!. wish tlt tuuyt Ccit:hpitco of our 1 7 ,ssos. It IMO- already Issed through savored liclitious in America. HOUSE 'OF MONDAY, MAY 27. • - • In . a Committee . of,' Privileges, their: LOrd4hips were,engaged until a late hour, past six O'clOck, in the further investigation of the Case`of the Berkekv Peerage. A number of mitnesses were ex:hiiiiced • on the part of the 'Crown, , and 'among, them Sir Heard, Knt. 'Garter King at Arinii: . The far-- tiler 'proc!c-fd.ngs were poSrponed . .(b) special adiourri-' , ' ment) until ten o'clock on Friday. After prayers, the doors remained dosed for some .time, while some further procee'ditigs respeeting ,case of privilege took place, viz. that referred so by the Earl of Lauderdale" on a former evening; and w , hieh'respetd some procte;fittgs of 'an out-door Con niittee of theit'Lordships on Local fiiils. The parties implicate,d; were, v. .e understand, , brought to the Bar, a!,,d rernizoctn.::',cd by order of tile, House. While the exelusi3Oti continued, several .Public' Bilk were broitht up (tom the Commons, and read' a first tithe. • IRISH CATHOLICS. - On our admiqion to-the Howie, .• • The Margais'of Dowitinte was on his legs. ,Ha: had the honour to present,' lie said, in die absence` of his Noble 'Friend the Earl of- Donoughninte,' Pail ion from his. Majesty's Catholic sirbjeCts•Of 'Jre land, and signed by nearly one million of' individufils. ''Tie subject it referred to was one Of the tighest im portance ; and from the great•exient of his property' and connettiotie in Ireland, he was inciticed to form a more decided and 'a stronger opinion upon the sub . .' jeer s than in . orherciipumstances probably he would hive done. He shiouid now move, that' the Peti tion be received and feed. After which ha said he should, in the 'name Of his Noble Friend, move, do the Petition be taken into consideration on Fri day, the 7,1 t of June. . The Petition,. which was of very considerable bulk, was then read. It imported to be the hum ble Petition at hisMaj,.sty's Roinan Catholic sub jects of Ireland, whose names were thereto sub scribed for themselves, as well as. for others of the same persuasion,. &c. Tice Petition being read, • ' The Noble Marquis moved, that the Petition do lie upon the tatil', and hat the 'Lords be sumtnoned for ' Friday the 7th of Jane. • PADDINGTON WATER.WORKS, On the question for the second reading of thiS LortiltspesriALß rose, and in an argumentative speech of _spine kngth, delivered" his sentiments on this measure, which were unfavottrade to it pt ciple, as well as in detail. He Censored' it as a Measura of a fraudulent nature, and consequetitly unfltio be ei.ncrtained by their Lordship's.. Head duced a variety or reasons in support of these posi Wins', and concluded by moving, that instead of hrve, the Bill be read a second time Ulla day three ' months. . . The Earl of MOIRA spoke in favour Of, the Bill, as perlsoly juslitiahle in •its principle; and similar in its IirOVIsiOUS 10 the generality of 'Bills of the kind. The LORD CHANCELLOR ably supported some of the leading positions of his . Noble Friend, Lord Re desclale. • Earl STANHOPE was in favour of the 'Bill's going I to a Committee. . After a feW wordS from the E irl of BRIDGE- , .rATEkill favour of the a division took t . Tor the 13111 . Againit it . 4 Majority The - Bill was accordingly read a lecOnd time, and committed for. Thursday. 114SOL.V.ENT DE,IITQRS DILL . On the consideration of the Report of this 1311, Lord REDESDALE proposed two further Amend ments, which'.Were agreed to. His Lordship then moved, aliat the Bill be engrossed. Earl STANHOPE thought.the.Bill should at least be recommitted. His could never agree to the Or Bering such a Bill to be engrossed,--R Bill deficient in point of principle, and so inadequate to its 'por-: poses. The Lon, CHANCRIAteI seemed .aporchensive that the Bill in its present . shape would,not, be pro ductive of Much benefit, and hinted that at present a temporary Itisolvatt Bill would be..pre , tenable. Vora, IlaDesoAtts, in defetiee cxf the'BilLobseiv ad, that it was extremely impossible, .on an occasion of the kind, to conciliate the favour , ableopinion of every otie. Were the Bill aniende , l 'as proposed by the... Noble Pad, his Nob); and Learned Friend would Wei much stronger objections to.it,,than in its preAc•tit stiatie, :Weie it modelled . agreeably - A° the suggestions of the Noble laid, its operations would .be very mischievous indeed. it , Brad . cosy him 'much- labour to bring the Bill to.its ' , resent Mate. He did all in his puWer • • every objection, and to render tie measure generally approved. He endeaveured , to term the measure as clearly upon the principles of iiieveding Acre of the kind as possible ; and this . seeivird to hititfbe , most efficacious' mode of rendering its operntiOns practically benefieial, and tin this pi r,ciple," he in troduced thl:t 'of the C'esio Bohorurn; 'which wit* attended with such salutary effects in I Skottand and Other conntriei. If it should pit aid theu . 4eroshipi to reject "the Bill; he I.vonld wlrnit without a znur-' Mut. . But it had e ;st him mu4ll rime and labLinr ; it was formed upon thepriticiples of 'preceding Acts : of insolvency ; sod it Was his opinion, were the Bill enacted, the tvgislAtnremilit li er „,, tter taTt provi: upon the prnicyle, .211 d froth lit i. 'to tim e adopt mien tnemuires as m t tl'it link riitain the de- sited objea. in this view I!111 L'irdlib!p advertedAo. wine regttl'':.tiens,' as well Wi:h reliect to Credits;" HOUSE OF 00:11.1101VS, • • .MA,y - On bringing up t 11.,... 1 .0rt of Shoreh no am nd Bid, Mr. SWAN- npuosrtd until the iAititices - ;o1 tne w,.-re nu di,. table. The HopLUrabie Getitleinin int...ved an altiendith:nt to Ott: mutton forigrevin t i R;:port,, , by4uopps ing, Tha, th turtiL-r colooderativit 4hould Oto post+ putiott till oursody 1 his pr 'dotied it ‘, d:scus , .ion, in which, Sir James.Gtaharn, Sir itObert Pe 7 ie, Sit .F. 4 , ...h,vard 4. , atehbull., :Vb.. Remick, Mr: P. ler, &c. &c. participated. g. td of obji., taken to the delay by Sir J Gratain, ,t,..h -hullrand some oilier Membt44, 1%'4; 11hit tnu .evidence,,when printed,' would nut (Jo tho able Member (Sir W. Stirlingy any - credit, and therefore he had better let the Bill - 1'4,53 sub On the other hand, ir was cotitecdecl,, that liJ e . 1 4 way in which ,the House• could conic to a rigb: con clusion,wae to hear the whole of the Lnidet,i,ve be fore them. . • The, Gallery was cleared for a division, a 3 we un derstood, for agreeing to the Amendment. J.:or the Motfun - Si Against it - - 25 • kW oriiy . • . rt was then propospd, that the Bill should be read a third time on Friday; and the inution wss Pgree4 to after some further ukcussion. The ~Nova Scotia Rum. Bill, and E a st ladia `Boitds 'acre severally read" a - tliird•tiine, alit! passed. The Porter Colouriiig Bill was read a second time, and committed I - or to-iwarioiv. ' SUITORS IN CHANCEP.Y. Mr. M. A. TAvi.Okobserted, ilEtt a 4 2 Com mittee had been appointed to t.e.:ircit the Lords' Journals respeeting eases of .Appeitint. Junidiction, and Sui(ora in the Chancery Court', lip, itiou . ,,t it more for the convenience of all pariir po , ipo tt e the further debate on'the subjeti 'until the Report should have been Made, and tor this purpose .he moved, That the debate be adjourned till Wedneiday se'nuight.—Ordered. THE BOARD OF cONTROUL. Arr. LUSIIINGTON brought up the Report of the Bill for making further provision tor. the Commis. sioners and other Officers of she Board 0,1 Com roul, aod . for , other metiers therrin contined. Qn.the queltion for agreeing. to. the Report, Mr. CltiaiVEY objected to any further increase of salary to the ,Of ; and went into a history of the rise and.progress of the BAIA from its fi:st constitution to the present time, contending that the s um of allotted by! Yarli,tefit tor . di,- tribulion among the Officers, wits adequate to paY all cla4tuslor services rendeted by therm . !l e cutes I.)litriented the- Noble . Lord (C.:st ieteaghl ior tits very handsome conduct when ..Presiitetit of the Board, in not accepting pecuni,ry .re , .vard for his services. From thence hp aCverted to ,the condea of Lord:Melville, and the present held of o to Board, enumerating the 'rations offices which •l %toed. were-held by that family, ainotuntilg to 11,0001. pr annum, which 1)..: builontied • tin r. ticient ternuncratio9,. without an iticm , ase 0 1 so iary to tba-Pleitlent.t •fio,qbjes'it.'d in NO to .aity I arthbr grant, and moved to lone out of tlts~ Intl all those words Which went to proOtio i'cr an in crease of salary. - 14011 r CASTLERgAIIit thanked the Hon. man for his compliment, hot ()Nerved,: that wI lt , ;(1 he left . the Board,:.he constietect it hiA du; to re commend to the Court, ut 9iretfots the Propr::-ty of placing l'Ae.Prettident in . point in a bittnition commensOrite with .the ,dignity. of nit; r,tite „ tl ,l the viitinus cinnplicated and Import:int (I'..ltteatvtaicit he inut to perform. Mr. 11,`DUNDAS assured the lion , te that he was compellud to bring the ti.uhje:lfOrward truth the ina pt:Hods clatins of the th - licert, of the.Btvire,. Vin li rbsPect to the perz , ortal a!1‘361,0118 by . 11), Hot). Member, he cone; , ivcd thin,tne,Eico:- , e would agre4 wittilittn in thinking that they wen:, tlot tO any particular notice. Mr. Cm.caArr Wai against any iocr , lisw, b•Ang of ()pillion tharthe.Orficcr's ot the Army anti Navy supinor claims on the connoy. • Mr. ADAM thought no obiection coold be made to the increme, wet, it 00; that o w time at whieti it was brought tori.vaid Tsai Mauspicioui tor g , iintirN it. H e adverted tout) office held by my L. rd einolunt-uts of . vonich were ; itid,.nbt by tht , ptitilie, but by the fees of odiee in the coursz. pioeeedities. ,id FoL.E.STONE tnaele Fotne observations upon the ciaina, w wet) he objected. 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