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ii '} ~, ~ 1 • . I - I.' ~_. ; 1:111'E I 4! 1/11, 1),1 L1,11111:A'1. HOUSE 'OF PEERS. FitIOAY, 'MARCH it). SCOTS ArPOAL.-4C-irkpatrickS v. Sin e. Sir Ar thur rigot and Mr. Adair! were hetird as Counsel for the Appellants. Further hewing adjourned till :Monday. Some private business W,tis disposen-or, The Order of the D.iy for the ComMitment of 'Moritiy Bill being read, Lord WALsxNGnAM tu, , k the Chair. '].'lit. Prenomble being postpOned, The NORFOLK expressed his wish to titow if awe were any alterations intrmivieed into the M-tiny Bill , for the present yltat, and whether it nitreiedfrom fOrMer Bills ? The Earl of tivsitroot, explained gern t that there were some few alterations introduced in the dill turtferconsithnition, but they were not of important nature, with the:exception of the power, given to Courts Martial with respect to the punish thentS to 'be iniliaed on delinqueins. The Court, by the w , w provision, will base the option to sub stnote iniprisomnent for the mole of cmrineJl tii4htnern hitherto geoerally adopted, a<t they shall Cecro [met or eqtet!ient. The gad or it Aonon felt it incumbent on hits) to submit rt.)r tho adoption of the . t.:olowimc, as pro, visions In the Bill by way of Atnetaitnottt, tm,Vpro. positions—the first, his Lordship in a low tone of Voice explained to relates to the povvrts of the Judge "Adtiiii. r ate, With respect to instituting preset:Oilcans, It should be recolieeted, that t 'Otticer was the Counsel and the Adviser .of the Cow i„ which hi, Lordship seemed to at'! tto Were. iticolOpa tibio Will his present emilisive pywers wi h re spetilo ,prosecutions, the jet 01 the Noble Eirl's propositiotrappettred to be, thin in c-ase& where th , :re is)ottict be no private prosecutor, that some person other than the 31141, ; e Advocate should be clop() wer ed to institute the prosecution. E thought the propaiitien of time Nobie t',n.l one t t chlah ecl ranch cuobider• at i6o, to introduce tin important alter orlon in it csi;,1,;11,11cO spoeto,.untl front which no itin.v6iktiee appeot•l', to havearis'en. He was not preia•t•Al ;it the monlent t t give a decided opi.^ ,10 :the propositiou. eonilderinmAit, it should be heane in wileA thtit ,tliough the °timer iii ifoestidn ti i• the 36 (Li eof the Cont J: J . he .tin sic , vote in .its docisiotti3--(402i , „! Olfic)A's Li3tt&-t he powers vesieo Ii; the t . nz.st inie';;;:qiioty.tble tn,oun r. No itiethivonoct..., i',ertteated, ,, .:u... 1(41,4 mkt; frot,i the pt:t.'itice. The Niibte:Eart advert ed in tt.400 approbation 10 the ViCle!al conljoct pf theproA3ll„.htlgt. , iidroeate., and eN,preised his him it 0 (mufti tat, preferable that the Noble Eael hp not press such ao Amendment hi the piesynt ins.ance, but sull;:ir it to he. over for discus Moil to a kV or4,,oppot Of RAM:Ott. amen, tater expressing his o,e proposal, brought forward s e cond :.• proposiiion, which melerred to the time for jinni- Adttog prwiocclookot tot iiiilOlllol purVit w' r r e the Bill,. and 4ich I hougiir should be limited to sume express flow, vaiying, , of oiirse,, the inter val, accorti,iig to the ot the place ttom heine win re 1.44 61" 1 16 . 1CCS ecett. cUnmil r i iltd , such'as emits th.74z,urriog eta stto,tiond west of the Cve, of ) Good Hope; east of that stati , in, and iii quarters , nearer norne, • A :short . conversation across the table took place reoptit'aing this proposition, between his Lord Alp and the Via; Is of Livtatroot. and RoSstAN; The . re-. suit war t that, upon the titlggehtiOh of the 'Noble Set:retary cif •Ssate, it was aiso 'agreed it.) be vtith . down tOr t)'.erteerst, and iigaiti hri.night deetheti advisable, tri the tivtrd'readto6 ut the, or some future Opportunity. RWIAN CATtiOLIC Earl STiNtinOky: rniie to proi,ose separate clause to the of Ihe,vastice„,'policy, and.luppriety wfis c o nfi4eot that every Noble Lord tout“ be setlble.. 'the clanse which hhctild have the boa Oor of rnOVing Woad gi.) to rescue a very DO , . 11100.0.1 i of LOCO 61)111 tiit.t lOWA det,polie Watt., ny, the totiSt tlesrr : tW oppression winch was ever atientpied to 110 - it XerciF.i.'.d over hintiatibeings; Their . 3.ordsitivi int , ht he a'.vare cat tenant eircuinstairc:B Which, front their itt.(ent occurrethx, it Wa4 ttotta.es. . LAI), for Imo tO state, ~ % c inch should make the adop tion of kho clause he had in view, not only expe-: client, but ab-oltnely neceioary.,.. rltkir Lordships, twlit bcm mind, that nearly the half at the Bri . tad) Navy and Ai tny was composed ol . ..Dissenters tie F.,.a.„.0.)1v.h..:0 Church, thattbden Pk&entris , il , l „;w,ic,,t i i,uuutber to fi)Lir 01 live tnilliokis at pet, mac ; / i t 'd rh,it th e t 'ionse• most be ,se.n. obit; o; 1;1:, t.l)l” , Vytelloe:l , lllitt might tqlsne I fon) and Unjust measure that should a t, 1,1.1 chho., ut ilie consinuDity. H e wou ld not. now it peas the es.preions and c h b ri u oit, j ,;, ru.lde use of disethstons of this topic by Noble Sec,r - etary of titate . .. It was his wish and !tuition to Ite,ip clear of every thing irritating and r xdspelaiing., ft should, m isle humble. opinion, also be the wish and study of Minister, to abstain; trust 411 ineastatts ut an irritating and eXaVeraittig rtaittre, and it was with a %/taw to' artOrd loon an opptittanUy ut manifesting : set:4 a tit4putitinit that knove the aired. Could their Lordships pt:iceivtatitty thing flute cruelly ty. 1 , I mere rasultingly opproisive, than that a ar,;O Cias3 ut men, this tt:nriliti ler in-: stance, or any other descripOon ut Uhsenters bhould be 0.001)40(14o ild , opt a tOOdit cst worstop of Which trxy did not approyC'„ or be prevented QV hindered j tout pp; stohg that which their conseieneeand con 1, Wain riTresented to them as the t.)1. : ; yet bUIh Trattices Lad prevailed. And here, he could not out toter to that athnirabWiagter of Lord -.llarrington . A filch ShOWed that Noble te . he bOtteo a.; lie waft aa hottOntava, - ; suits ;. and which SO justly, 'discountenanced tinch a practir:e. What b itt y Lordships, who were roiestatm, ma y, feel, and of a regulatiOn, by which they were., r to go to qass, and Join in a worship, winch they woe taught to .eonsider, as i4ohnroiti t it.eir thoughts anti it:clings COMP would Justly be inthg. , , 4,ittit at ilict idea of such a' UlSl°", ' nitld nut c(ihio,; that the uaiuctS of the Cathiklo, undo. similar e:rter i e, valves, equal justice, leYolt itt the atten;pl pit oi , prcsAion ? They iwoyld,uO d.ubt (lilt the eshencO of jtunicew , ittlo do tis kive e , ,ter It`e-! dealt by, and the would . :Id int the principle 9f that fan recol;ettMo. ;He oroo wltat J a il grotiuds - anyiNitble: - Llytd t to his 'clause; but ti it were objected to, he ..hould t:-ke the sense of the Committee upon u. The Ncbie Earl concluded with -tnOvirk a claose-to the ft.,ll.4wing etta—Tliat. no Boman cititoiit 01 other, dilsenter i be cocupelli-d to amend a toodo of worship of winch he dd not approve,. or to 14. proventt d or hindered front fultow. log that of winch hed!d'apprnye. The Earl of Lt E I'4ol. did pot see the, neoesOy attic; cfause,`ot the ptopriety of the triode in'which the Nrible F would hate it introduced in 11. e Bill. Pi•evions to the letter to Which , the Noble Earl had altAl,d, and as Hr hick as 1802, the ,tiietest orderi had teen issu. , d by tt.c authority 01 tht Per on (the Doke of York), then Commander lit C'tiel or the Forces; that no torn• pulsion of the nature condemned by the Noble shokild in any cas , :be rvsortecl to, 111 rd such, - Since thatperic,d, had been' the unitorin prallice in the arttiY. insert clause, of the nature of that proposed by the Noh . o Edr( v old be to call in doubt tln intention and sincerity with ivhich soch . orders lied biers issned, and giro cmuntenance to an inSittnarion and on inference: that such orders it:K - 111M br!eulltrly attended to and',exeloted. Than sueli an insinuation or tittcr. - uce, tioth'itg could be more . tilitotai.lod. Got , erntivAt has, ever since the issuing of these order:, been vigilantly observitnt of their dire and uniform ! execution, tlll , l the cireutti. stances, at lea. 4 one of thorn, alluded to bt,' I ht.' No ble Etrl, hadnofelervnee to the watt (.4;5e, 'aid way not cce,tsioned by a vt ish or attempt , -tqljoin any particular pla• e or tnAt.t of worship; but Was the Punishment esitahy inflicted upon a man on the march troth the paritdl should be thundiout of the ranks. Stich was the ease and the puoish nit nt teferred to by the Nohle Lail ; and it must be 'obvious to their 14 , ;ritshtps that It was tv't to point.4—The Nobl, Earl t oncittd;ql with repeating the'observatioo, that it wai neith,r the di:ip nor tie intention of G .vel . ntrien't to depart . tibm, the spirit or the Factiec in which the orders the Coromandel ilt Ch et had, in ref: tenet; to this point, been first ',Flitted, and since uniforrnly,aded upoiL The MarquiS of LAil§nowt4E acknowledged such to he the di4position and the ractice of Gotern meot both bete and in Ireland, but he did hot seethe fairness of the Nubld retary's argumt that; by - admitting the proposed clause,- that (lisp-, & I li on \ c o uld. be ea iled into doubt. Such he conk not conceive to be the nature of a legislativedecla. ntion such that proposed by h:s •Noble (hi the contrary, the . gbje6t of Such dtclatatiOns, was not to give rise to, but -to remove doubts, if any'. sue t, h a p i ii, n od t o exist. Be felt how very ihivor.. tant wa ,, the pohlt now under kli.cossion, Their T4nrilahir not forrt that the part of the 'United Kii,..2,doni to " inch it chiefly reteried had 100 bei , o 1;1'0 , 104111v for thequ reiting scrvice,r and prootiia' i to be more, and the dremAnds lot that e w , re !note toiherertge than ok h. et what hoporiahce therefore Was it not that n o impediment or discoeragentent should 'exist in a vat 01 the United Kiogioni so resourceful, in this reveo, o , the success of out military means ? If any doubt should exit on so delicate a• point ai that of eonseVnce,as , to modes of troth and worship, should not every care and attention be .taste to remove theft)? And'bow could they be more ellec.tually re, moved than by en3bling, the Recruiting Setjeant to re(er to the present RN, cud point out the particular in it which guaranteed to every man the free t'aith and woisbip to which hisjudg inent,trio conscience gave the pit fert'iu, In this view of tilt tinestiOn, he thought thc,clause moved Noble Friend, was just, expedient, and poh.' tic ; and it should therefore have his hearty concur renco, SytNcca could net hilt consider the clause as ntineeesSary: Elea happened to have been lit a si tuation which enabled to' him to k now i that the Orders imsned at that time by the Commander in Chief had been serialy attended to; and that they had sincebeen executed with equal strictness and ar tent ion, APE lung therefore as they were punctually: L Xt'CiO.ed, he was not, aware or the necessity of any' tneasule in this respea ; but as he approv-: ed oi ill , pl hiciple of he choice, so would he be ready: 40 su pp o r t it an y din e w h en ,heshoold see a lair cessity for its adoptiou. tssrl STANnoi c briefly reliO. The Noble • Lord exulted to bavinv, Oroo',,Ott forward a clause,' the principle of which Oct Noble Lord had been', hardy enough to gut-wion, and to have gained thts .leant -vvtis to Win inatter of great triumph;, and would he leh as wen by all honest - Him.: partial, and refiett nig own. That consideration alone wrv3 folly avaiuivot toinattoo Wm to pooevitke in • . The Committee then diviLlvd on Earl Stanitopes Atnendnlt nt— Coilttilts Non-c+ UCIlt6; - Majority against the Amendment —it The rem:lining, clausoi of-the Bill, nftei a few ikords Ir 4 1 the Fmal o f itusst.Y.N Rad . Lvrd were tilers agred..to• by 11;o. Colimitiee, rind tht Bill wiis rale) wards' reportvci without any Aineod. went.. • Their Lordshi•Ori then resolved` into a Committee on the Marine Mutiny Bill, when—" The Earl or Ltvgaveot, rose, and observed, that as some degree Of doubt seemed to prevail with re• spect to the application of the - Martial Law to th e lloyal Marines serving' on shore ih foreign ports; he thought it hest to remove all shadow of . doubt by an express provisiort in the present for the purp o s e , With respeei to Marines serving on shore in the, dominions of his Majesty, the law was dear. ly expressed in the present a 4, tti lotruer. Rills, hot it was evident these very esefol sillier, maybe em.., ploys d on shore, as well as in folcagn parts, as a n • ow the ense to a considerable amount in Portugali' Ho therclbre proposed n 4 an, Amendment, that 'otter the word " dominions," should be inserted « or in foreign parts." This meeting the concurren c e of their LorUships, it was ordered accordingly ; and the report of the 1301 was ordered tole received on INlontity. . THE ttEcLwrss NtossAGE. .. , , R y ,1 1 ,ette marquis or I.insow.vv e , a ut e 'Ea r io plltce, lei:l,:hutal.4 thee mention a circitrusnuice, respeCtine; wl4h Ne'douhted io o t but Noble Lords opposite would-be inclined to'r.'-kbotu ntqlate. Ott Moiu!ny next their I.ordahips - stood gutrulionel for the. co.:sderation 0t ttu i\cldress to 14 . 04iuyal he Nmee 11eginr, .on the .oc eesloo of his date Mr.seige respeetitig the defence of Portugal. - `tl is was a discussion et which be • Was desir,,us of being present ; but it leypened OA nit that very day'' he 'wag engaged, as he be- lieved was the case with some whet - Lords, to ,at teed a Meeting instituted for chtritaele purposes.- , -- [The Meetieg, we believe, of the Benesole.t So ciety of S. Patrick.]—Ele therefore had 'to te quest that 'the clist:USsion alieded to shnold be post- • pOnedfrorn Monday to st a tic other day in the ensu ing week. The• Earl of I.re cadrot. expressed hia readiness to afford every accufflinotlation to 'Noble Loids in his power. With respect to the occasion alluded to by the Noble Marquis, he believed, that - if his Noble Fih?tid himself, who presented anti proposed the consideration W the Message (lhe Marquis Welles ley), had at the moment been 'aware of the day which he proposed, for its entlsideralon, he Would have then fixed sorrie other. Thol,gir the consider ation of the ,iebje'a lit (111 E 8110 u was un e that ssould not admit or nmeh delay, yet he was willing to postpone it to sonic 'other day in the week„ to suit the convenience Of Noble Lords this view, tie thought Thuisday would be an eligible day. The Earl of li.tuintamt.E took , the opportunity to put a questiou to Mitesters upon a point which h: thought it would tie important. Noble Lords should be aware. of. The Messaee Anemic tied prOFO4- torther assistance; the words were " to co:drmie the iaine support to the Portni4nese Government tot the prestait year, and to afford such fur the r as sistarice," Ste. He hoped 'the - Noble Earl would have no obit:o4)ll,M state what • tOrther 11(41'14:M al stztu it was proposed to requye ? toe. Earl.ot Liv ott.Pooe answered, 1:e had riot „the least objection to afford the Noble Lord the in formatioo desired. - Their Lordships would :be 'aware that, the' amouet:could not be tegnholy.litated itt the tirst iustatace, as such was not a4reeible to •to the forms or us:ig, , s of. that 119tt1E... 'tire pro. • ith rei t eot to the sum reqtiiSo totist•Ori• ginwe itt another ,place. The Stun, which it AV as intendedlo.propme on the present occasion was in the whole two millions (so we nodes toed h4itord." ship).; wir:ch ssould constitute an addition:A mrilion, 4lrd also.thakelup the 'detiteency of elgtity thousand. 'pounds . in that voted last year; 'Atter a ' few; words interchanged' het ween Lord Holland and ' the Secretary .01' State; across the 1;11)10;1w Orddi : IW' taking tire Pi•iocc Message ifitecol:sulerro ion no (Id, and renewed ter 'Yliursday next On the: MoiiOr! 01:14',01 Gtoivetior, !bp, order .for the second reading 'of the. Rerersioriary - Grants was ,postponed from Mini:lay next, - ktntil 'Monday 'se'roilgiu.*'' • • • NlOnday. HOUSE •OF COMMONS. I.IItDAY, MARCH, I. , • Mr, IrWing,,the - Inspeaor-General of Exports and Imports, petented to, ,:ceount of the quantity of barley imported. into (,resat Britain from foreign ports, and from Ireland, tor the last year.—Ordered to be printed,. _ • • *Several other *public ) tloctunents were presented, but the inaudible manner in which they were read: by the Clerk, rendered it impossible fir us to coi led their tendency. O il the Moti o n of Mr. FOSTER, an Estimate wa.s` ordered to be Lid befere the flouse, of. the FApencet of 'the Vatt4l,l3 Public -Chanties in Dub in). • - Mr. BARHAM postponed until Thursday Mq" respetting free labothers in the West Indies. Lord Poikeirrots I , : fixed Tot.:sdiiy Motion for an account of Informations tiled ex' by the Attorney-General. The vat ions dropped Ordoni of yesterday were then disposed of as follow : Tne Commitiee an Len India Affairs on Mon day. , The second reading of the Irish and :Englilh Bleaching hitl for this day fortnight. `The second ; readitig el' the lush Stage Coach Bill fur Monday. . second relating . of the Expiring Laws - BIN, the; Sugar' Drawback Bill, and the Sw hero Whale Fishery Hilt ; together, with the Report 01 the Dub lln Bill, and the Cormltitlee otr the Iri•lt Sugar 811, this Jay, after- the .oiher public Mr. . , Supw gave notice, that on Tuesday he would move for leave to bring•in a Bill to extend to ire. ! Lind the Ernbezzieni&nt 21c1, tor protecting Alitbt4ts agolt4st The Na,y Ehtimateoi presented a few eieningS ago by. Mr. R. Warn, were referred to the nrittce oi Supply. On the INlotion that the tioese resolve itself itaio a Coioni'lfee, • A lung conversation, in which Mr. Wytwe, Yorke, .the Speaker,,ant Cnalicellor„of the Ettelice rltter, Mr. 'Uletnty, -Lord Foikstorre, Mr. Dundas, Mr. Brand, &e. participated,' took place withrespeo to the precedence of 'thdert-relativetb public busi ness, over ()Wets ot A. less important itAtire,--- Eventuaq the House' resolved Itself into a Com mittee. • `NAVY ESTIMATES. Mr. Yontis rose for the purpose of moving the necessary Resolutions tor defraying t he expellees of those naval grants, known by the name of the Or dinaries and Extraordinaries of the Ndvy ; the Wetr and teat, including the number of women with the attendantexpences, all the miscellaneous grants, &C. having been already voted., > in addition' to the Orr &natio, and . Extraordinarics he Should have the ho. , nonrs to propose. a V ote f or t h e T ransport Service. It would have been unriess,ry for him to introde loogor on the Com m i ttee at present had it not betm I:',‘",resa,.idit:ll.;er,eeii,:rl.oo-, .i t n 4 „I I 11‘4,!,01,11:;•.:;•1 (~;(1,,ttil:e111.1.01-1,111,1!::_ ,jci:0,,.1:1,, which apt, change of fall hr: t, 7: , ti,,uhi,ty.,lis'.ir.appli.ed to tl.to Orthol l Y r.l.net 1t , ..i 1 - 4 - ~ l',.T , t ia , l 0,....en 10 conActitietice 010111 ; , hist Sel-!sii)o,l:bsr i w hid •a greati'anri,,in his aiii oo - , GIT 4 1 1 : 7 ;r ee a K tn ict :t: l a i)b t a i t(i t: t n t{4 : 1 : te n lit i: c e ttli r °.41 e ti aC 11 : 1' t i : b : e ir t:°11,41:t6P111JielIll'e:r4.11111):'1:41:1.-1v:::1 ordinary estimates the ett,trges for pentl,.il width . were, a difficulty and etillisktt tit. ttlic oe.l'' „ 4, the total . of that branch of expendititie. N';!,"''',y had ttlf,°l.,n hcien confuscd, bui many itoroh lo ll3 omitted, :t ndt he est in - totes iirld ti l. ei a°" , b`4l l f oe li the ;tall iotormation which wai d 0 es . l.' 4. .„.4 %vas'anot her ottcurnstahcc;also. .10 wtilell li' :lieu to draw the ititoition of the COtnifiltre. charges fdr superannuation, _B4c. 1 . '3 1 : 16 ' 0 been . derrayed out of the fuad.created Ll' .-'''' ~, old tares. JJy the Aa :at ' las t s,s,ioii it.Niat,' veryjudicionaty tiiretted, that I,encetatlor raised by tire .s:tle ot old st,,fes :sitoutri trj• fiCcomit, !and that the citart;,.!s, h.ell customary . to defray out of tt.tt s3'.e, .s, l troduced in. the OYdinary estitn,ttes, t• voted under their resviaille b,, , ittiq. W to the provisions of the ..A.l of LO Sc ' set)! estimates had been ftirtnett ; atid 9 1 might not be completely correct}; g he yet flatteted himself , thatilleem ver nunavrous pr very oratelial, aot .ittglit be wholly ay .i i d io another, year said thus mrieh,.he would proceed as eorrld through the oifrertnt hea(!s, Pal the htcre ,se o r dimtnuti ,o ,of charge) 'then hold himself ready to atiord'any niafion on- the subjet, dim 'night .b e the Conttnittee. And,tirst, with It' s l r (hury Estitnates of the Navy. . I ' c ' e into three . heods : The first uielh,i,d 0) exp.elA4lL4re,.of .the Adaiii.ai.ty ;tad atertt,the dock-y.l1-dg, theCoativio,ooo.s is , tordign stationi, the w3ges and seamen, and the repairing of ships ill • civil •cliargos of tlio.Vidualling INT 4 ' 1 sec("l. be.td 4 inelude t h e hilit.roy the Navy and Marines, together w Pett,bintis int(' ollowanceSt SS d i ' l l7 civil. l '.' li - e third , head included' the lkin4 and TeasiOltS.:of ,the dirldridi it , the navy, whet h et ' .in the '; 1 , ti e where. . . With. rcsp.ca 'to the fir -s total' expr.:titt'a rif tl'e saiaeics el 111.0 .A' N'tey 4tic.!e was, for "fite. prcsent },ti i 'lsi'37lTa-I,;:ll...Vvits i 11.;011ilkin , Mg air l irre.-;eut ast hue! 001 , 2 , .13 81,---l'hiti Ii `4.hult•r 'Of iii;,"ei:iinato (liar in acVl O4l thdre was!it considerable $3 , ilt!:), WO ° r t_t s ie :Ariei . , of:11K-: first Lon! of i he Ad , ' kensurer , pl. the Navy .lize' ~ Nitride I been changed on the fund proc.‘eeding: ' )i i 6 1d, .stoteS, - bein tit, no w in t rodu ce'l 1 ;1:1 '1 . L k t r ' l .; titTr d C l ie s r l l ) :: l° i[ ll'''' t i l il i * a k)t,'''i4nll::itlti:':)l;'''' served,, for ti long period. 111 0 0 " i . "Oc''Pirds was 188,0061, fitil Yea',, s a,.‘4 e:; .,a n l .l..i : , :l 3 : ts, s: l l: 2 st i l t i c i; :c s ,l Itt:761,11:1:::;ticili it::lllt,titit)..::::;:.ll.l:::;:i:;:4l:l;l,tiktri,:,,tioicttt,o9o:, lit' Lit; Woths; and to uth+.l cir.ctitns'?AllC',' i t .l i tfa3 resent estimates for Coon:0'0'16 P T1':"8 of ont-posts.and 101eiga hiitto.9, Last year it had been 31 . ,'1 331: 1:1 , 1' crease i tfierefore of, 9,5.321, wile!, Welt salaries o f severa l o f rhe.otficerillt:,,,, 1,.i beiPg for the first dine included io i r o ; ‘ ‘ ,,ie%4 The charge for the wilgel and tic:11011,1 ,051..`",.1 , 0,• ~t,t, for .t h e ships h) ordinary, w 34 l'''"" ) :: zizc. ll '')o ( year; bait hi Ow 'estillialt3 of rtliii,,, ac,00316,if alll el;(':(!ti.4 01 44,6701. Which W3,1(00,1001,1,1i,, by the : tweeSSil)r of covp:k.tiog ,i°01...1.111;0 Dept s ford, Portsmouth, ant: Plyile.`,'l cipqe4;ofit twat! for the present year for 11 10 1.i1 .' 3 ' 1 , o t) 0 Vieluolliog Departnten t--was. II I ) 11) 5 . , ) ,'011 11 ,, 1 # t' had been 1,31.3941. Thou, wa s a l , to c','oiry estimate, of 20i2;j21. ..He now. ; 3 „ tl t o Ifll ,4' s t i .,, ` ' )nd head Of the Ordinaries, Ivil''eli;);:te I:,''4 iviilit4y Pension's, Sic. Tile' esl'i;o,oo()",orre'' half-pay of the, present year wo'w`a, taetiotr year it , had been 250,0001..' I;b etv i „ a gle4 l Li t aPgrAiPktlition of 20,6001. o' o4 '' ill vr' :i . officersbeing nnemp ~ ~ri : i , b 3t p ,l :: ea r i i rr i a e, ) , ii i- a . s . viT ' ai ' os l u t a l l ' l))t itreilitxgecblet::s.st4i,titiw.aetrel . 1 ii t ii i ir f ,i Is; 111::::11.1111e111::11r041:il:i'll:isoi;;:elii,to,'.:iil-,:. ber ' of small itet,ll9, Chirti-V . rt):I Ciiiijf' Jr woUnded officers, to the widows ~,i iii s, ii, ,nr kr ecii s t t i :. e, f , ) ( : id e e ilr i ‘ , , k ii , ) ,Jul t d i : e b: s l i ( i ) i t: l o , 3 l , l ( ' , : f ',f 0 ..?; 0 , 0 i., ;:.,: — l l : l l 4 : 3 e o r e s s i S‘ci,(a:s.—:lll:.,estiotleiriractinllitoit(til i 0130641, clitiltcjis;rtii:lslloll'e°lii,liflii: .civil officers of the navy, in tlje 00 0 5 VJi t, l l : loe ryt k o : , 4 • compr.ettending a large propro non t' ~101,., ~ ~i oat "4e, , i?,, which 'had hitherto been rielo) 'V. o'' , s , lle r: arising from ih e ,ale o f 0 1,1 61. 1 , 1 1. 1 301 e,, mate o I t 4- s ' i-'4o.ai3l;,'lldlehCeenati:,{j7:l''''llk:e f',liett:c'll::l'll.': OS 4 4 11 ' 1 Wll4 42,5,.:21. ; so that II (le • f;: iiii ~ , • 1,,,,,9,1391. So much ;for the OrdolJrY 1 to 1,''' . ....,, "at which, wh . ich aitoget her oinoo$11:;001.,.;,-,,, rle: w ould now inoceed to 1 114 ' 1: :*'": 11 ,.,:s I''',,:':.; Fisting . of the .exriences itr tile I .'',, j ' c p.c'f ~ le Oiring rind building of Orr , i 9 ',.4,1,, ''„,,,.. 3 1 1 e 1 01 voti,ifii %“,:,1104 i n ditieLeor,ol 11,_ ril . ice'l . r , l urnin.,,,,cEmitt at thc , i' ) " )l ,,,. to ' 4 ~ ,-4 r would bc...:louod, thdt, iii Ow " 14 4 , l 'i tio ,-!:. 1 j.,, . ..lard, although the ise:ills W ,llll ' l. , i I.i;/ r 1. 1 , 1,: ~3 • Ii0i) as thofre tr. she Estiruate ~,,,,,,,o,ito't il'i Was a Ck Cre ii be' of f.53,1i601,.1101'c1::401 ii;l!'.ill.,, ',win of Milford there ‘viis aft el''' . . i ,,,i le , ' ~,,' ) • - p:„ i.f.stimates, bowev,a, o f 01.:ftLiti' l i'. , ''Yel'''', otereltantS' yard.,,, a ,,,/ o f ‘voilig ' ti ,,,,, td , ioi:,,f, there wig 2 iiA:6-;;,:eat incre.ise!,...(:,ll;:cii..ifl,,\,'j, $4O Cottipleting t;',.e.riti S!CIP" ,: 1 , 5 :0' 11 0 -, . time ,lieu t 1 seasoning ; to 111, WOI"1(11,11‘.11•:'1„/1.',, dto , 5 , ' • ',., , eying en at. Shertness ;a" „lon,' te' ~ 1)0 Plt aCM3Ita, 111 111 ,1)) ',. tolil'lP i, 0 110' i ' :1:12e increase in these' Kstita:iteg ,,,f.03) „ 110 , , 1 22 gra v ..,I 0.. Fi et', ; pi.tiring ill itierch3cos' yai , ' , eri,e Wl' ,be I 1: , tfilyk-ylird,, it d" ,408,1931. j° l , ( l, P i .14.: t : trow - Utharies ot t IA: itilrY 14111°,,t1•410 iv° e o) , ' Iv, . ,A• . • 3 . 'em' , to ( 4,(346, e .Nu1 . lit — 113 ' f,re; i • I ,S•11,000i.; the ii,Creiiov tl'er''.' . . e , • 1;: i y it t j i l 3 1 ;1 1 ,1 7 a :lordn. li4 ,. lt t r i 111 lod t"t , '0 0 With 0 fe ° tt Oef 8u l e o error` wo as hti ye ar. 1, , . ~at .01.).11t ;51),!(;1 ti,clko we re Voilk Na"l' in p4 rtn . 01 itil et ireilf W { A O t flru lie ..i , l i toco cr do‘O .J ';' twit %TOP joi:l4 - . ou. Ift 1110 0 P.il t l) o Li ~ 1 14 1 t,:;).:)? 1 ", '10 1 ) ' ')lf VI)t) I) , Pg .i"` the %, 41 *, itO ) 16+ 111 , t o{ rtaSd, to be ,0- 04 1 : . " i) • . ' • - ,ltd ;11 0 0 1 000 " t cii/11..1(il