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INTy"Z --.'7-....-I,V:G_UFFIGP., October 5 , 182 ‘2.• CO MMISSIONERS' for VICTUAL- Ar oti LING lII4JESTrS NAVY, Sfc, do hereby give re tel T hat on,Tuesday, the ibth Instant, they will be thew 10 receive Tenders in. writing (sealed up), and treat for ettyr s rg V the und;r- men tione4 Articles of SLOP O h for the Use of Sick and-Wounded Seamen, for ?') `Tee fron t h e 4th of December next, and pi titer till e Months notice be given for the termination rf the STOCKINGS, TROWSERS, 1 S HOES, gnd • 7,4 JAC KETS, SHIRTS. ie,na:equisite Sam / plc: may be seen, and f a rther particulars e k nown at this Office. 4 •Cciel, 7, 444 ender must specify the Price in words at lei gth, e deli verer/ b e f ore One o ' Cloch on t h e d art appo i n t e( l i . M. WALLER CLIFTON. p rl ,,P7cru4LL I NG- OF FICE, Oct. 4, 1822. CO MMISSIONERS for VIGTUAL 6'e A- L 1..\-G dlis 31,IJESTrs SIT. do hereby le that on T ues d a y, the 151,4 i ns tant, they will ; eQ ( I , , / to receive Tenders in writing (scaled up) and treat l'ift Y - fice Tons of IRON Burr, and Forty-fiee Tons ST , 0 - ''" r IRON PLATE HOOPS, to be re-incinufac f;ea fron t tile Old, Brohen, ' Bent, and Pieces of Iron p::: :_e n "? , ) remaining on His Majesty's Victualling t,or" s at Deptford ; and ipianf s ASH TRUSS HOOPS, vie. . mutt .......................... to Dozen.3o 1-10zsli . .................... 5° -- . 11 ;s6-0 t , l deal t ; .. . ........ 80 4 1z ke kieliVired into the Victualling Stores at Deptford, in P„, weekly proportions ; —also 'at HO GSHEAD, BARREL, KILDERKIN , FlR i° ;\ L() NG, and SHORT PINK, and STOUT HAZEL S t l) HOOPS may he demanded for the use of thos e 7.4e°'.e4f"T 'One Ye ar f rom the 22d of December next. ee 4 li Cvn4iti " 4 of the Contracts may be seen at this Office.; r e iteii t , 2'en ler must specify the price in words at length, an. 14 e P , ePed be fore One o' Clock on the day appointed, and 6e4 ed; w4 O makes th e I'ender, or some Person on his 44 3 e attend to answer when called for. M. WALLER CLIFTON 1 7----- 11,,(11 I r , PRIVATE PUPILS. I in the . 1,,, -- v 4,CANciEs are now open ~,, has t i ; 11 ac e - l'!IIL'I' of a MARRIED CLERGY R MA F I%] , _, ‘‘' PUPILS i f , IN 6, B ; ° lne . d . for many years to prepareelr F London is with- Lottr I,l::'..reltles, Ste , The Distanc titTAN ,I". at Mr. Por i 4 et Paid) directed to the Rev. ''''') 3"e ", 81, Pall-mall, will he du l l V if j o;warded. Oct. 11 4 - t EAST INDIA HOUSE, t9' 18 22. k , m, :co vi ev.(I),,URT of DIRECTORS of the t l . U "r..a.L'F COMPANY- of MERCHANTS of EN.G -e 141 i --4131 NG to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give at. 4 14 Ivrit*,4'COUßT will be ready to receive PRO N PO re S r .:I ,I I. ;e S e Ile %t 4 8, on or before WEDNESDAY, 111th' s lit ti l e l iIEE fOr a further Numbe t r h o e f 6ti) VOYAGES A ot bliii il "IPS of, the Burthen of 1,200 Tons and upwa rds, aetea 11rtite:114ealuretnent, as have performed, their contr I;lt:ltiee.rre°lll4tSrixs,V4tyialges in the Company's regu lar , Service. the words " Ship Tender ' on the Cover, hticirs ; l : vr4ll Y se aled up and left with the Secretary, at or ll't , e l: w'll 'e WC lock at Noon, on the said 6th November . l' e Ynnd , in nut receive any end er. . which hour the Court w 11 13 e Da, PETER AUBER, Assistant Secretar y. • , t i ,- ''''eulars of the Terms and Conditions under be llaitl'Ts will t, e engaged for the CoMpany's Service, may 1_ rnittt:°4 aPpli„tio a at the Office of the Clerk to the Con . 51 SblPPing, on or after Monday next the 14th lust PtP- --- .. ----- .7 --- ---------______________ ii t -.ASI' IN HOUSE, Oct. 9, in 2 • • the IA tYv C431-TRT of DIRECTORS of ,N,, "ITF, nc; . T R „:0 CO MPANY of NI ER CI I ANTS of .F',N g. C; l:e 'ee, '''''lNG to the EAST INDIES, do hereby i i il q t ti andhOZtitin _ SOU RI' will he ready to receive 6 7 ; P R OPOSALS th e : ' r ,on or before 'WEDNESDAY, the I 900 Tons' P t uti• ‘'Wners f `HIPS the llurthen of . -,- - - , , : tj,,, _ .: rds, ~.„1,,,,(:er of nt,specifying the hate of \tr4 whiueLltilleysmneals)uer,ie.mr nc lin ti LET such . SHIP to 4' to CHINA, in L t 4 - , e r9 - the CjmnPanY's ' Serv t i l C l e e . COVer, 4tff„ ,ee taii , . u'lth t he words "Ship Tender " - htt e l'wely) 'Ned up and left with the Secr o e i n ta N r o yt .e a u t ib o er r lAMet ell° Clock at Noon, on the said .. bt I . i di hoUr no Tender will be received. , c i'• Darr 4I Ps w'9ltilats (!;EtTheE ' l l l 'e ' r l m U s ß : l ; : t i t t d Conditions Assistaant S u e p c o re n ta w r l y iich ; Curve 444 4 1 1' 4 n 41,1119 e engaged !or the Company's S.ery.Fie— ';'i Slir„„ lc , 4 tion at the Office ofthe Cleik to . II r r'ng, on or after Monday tlVrt, Il i 'ii the •14th inst. NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THE Public are respectfully informed that this Theatre will be opened on WEDNESDAY, October 16, 1822, with an Occasional Address, written by Cr. Colman, Esq. to be spoken by Mr. Terry (his first appearance on this stage) • after which his Majesty's Servants perform Sheri. dan's eomedy of THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL Sir Peter Teazle, Mr. Munden ; Sir Oliver Surface, Mr. Dowton ; Sir Benjamin Backbite, Mr. Harley ; Joseph Sur face, Mr. Cooper; Charles Surface, Mr. Elliston ; Crabtree, Mr. Gattie ; Careless, Mr. Barnard; Lady Teazle, Mrs. West ; Lady Sneerwell, Mrs. Knight ; Mrs. Candour, Mrs. Glover; Maria, Miss Smith. To which will be added the Comic Opera of THE POOR SOLDIER. Captain Fitzroy, Mr. Barnard; Patrick, Madame Vestris ; Dermot, Mr. Miller (his first appearance on any stage); Darby, Mr. Munden ; Father Luke, Mr. G. Smith ; Bagatelle, Mr. Gattie. Norah, Miss Forde ; Kathleen, Miss Copeland. The Doors will be bpened at Half-past Six .o'clock, and the Performances commence at Seven. _ _ . _ ... Boxes is; Second Price 3s. 6d.--Pit 3s. 6d.; Second Price 2s.—Lower Gallery 2s. ; Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is.; Second Price 6d. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Spring, at the Box. Office, in the Rotunda, where Family Boxes (for the accom modation of Parties coming late to the Theatre) may be en gaged, and a Private Box had nightly; as also of Mr. Hookliam, of Bond-street, who is appointed sole Agent,"at the West End of the Town, for,the nightly disposal of Private Boxes belonging to the Lessee of this Theatre. On Thursday, the tragedy of Hamlet : Hamlet, Mr. Young (his first appearance on this stage) ; Ophelia (first time), Ma. dame Vestris—and What Next ? On Friday, The Heir at Law : Cicely Homespun, Mrs. Hughes (from the Theatre Royal, Exeter, her first appearance on this stage). In the Operatic Department, Mr. Braham, Miss Stephens, and Mrs. Austin (from the Theatre Royal, Dublin), are en gaged HAMPSHIRE PITT CLUB. THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the HANTS PITT CLUB, and their Friends, will be holden on MONDAY, the 21st day of October inst. being the Anniversary of the Victory of Trafalgar, at the White Hart Inn, in Winchester, at which all Members of the London Pitt Club, resident in the County, are eligible, and invited to attend. Sir J. W. POLLEN, Bart. President. Colonel WM. IREMONGER, V. P. STEWARDS. Rev. James Hook, D.D. lA. R. Dottin, Esq. George Hoar, Esq. Rev. 0. D. St. John. By order, GEORGE HOLLIS, Secretary. * * The Committee will meet at Two o'clock, and Dinner on table precisely at Five. Winchester, Oct. 9, 1822. jEYTON, STOCK-BROKER, 9 CORN HILL' and LOMBARD-STREET, respectfully an nounces to his Friends the Pnhlic. that 'tickets and Shares are now on Sale for a NEW LOTTERY, on the good old-m -shioned plan, there being 120 Capital Prizes, all, M0ney,..... no Fixed Capitals',—all the Prizes floating,—No Re-draw ing,—no drawing in Classes ; in fact, every Prize may he drawn the First Day, and • every Ticket or Share stands an equal chance ; the Drawing begins 301 h October, but snob a Grand Scheme will, no doubt, cause a great sale; ther4re, Tickets will be - much higher in' price, and scarce also. EYTON has no occasion to remind his Friends of his sue- Ge'ss in selling Grand Prizes, it being already so well known. All Business in the Public Funds transacted with fide lity and dispatch, at the Office, 2, Cornhill. ONE HUNDRED & TWENTY MONEY CAPITALS. 5,600 OTHEtt MONEY PRIZES ! An the Tickets in the Wheel ! Not any Fixed Prizes Not any Stock Prizes! Not any Classes ! Not any Re-drawing Each Ticket decides its own Fate! All the Capitals may be drawn the First Day! . - The above are the principal Feat uresof the present State Lottery ; and BISH has no hesitation in repeating what he stated when the Scheme was first submitted to the Public, viz. that it has his most unqualified approbation, and every day convinces him his opinion and that of the Public go hand-in-hand, as the sale at this period is unprecedented.— The Public, however much they approved of novelties in Schemes, and which novelties when first introduced were de servedly popular, yet, from their frequent repetition have ceased to consider them attractive ; therefore, to have one of the good Old-fashioned Old-English Schemes, which possesses no novelty, becomes the greatest novelty of all, and reminds us of " the good olden time." Tiehets and Shares are selling by T. BISH, 4, Cornhill, and 9; Charing-Cross. • .fgr - In the late Lottery DISH cold, as lie usually does, the greatest Prize, viz. No. 4,60, £30,e00, and several minor Capitals. 4 '. l ' Schemes Gratis. Lottery begins 30th THIS MONTH. (OCTOBER). To T. TAYLOR, ES4. No. 9, New Midge-street, London. • HONOURED SI 11, IBEG leave to inform you, that ever since the Year 1790, I had been afflicted with the Lues Venereal, which, from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty hefe, and un dergoing dergoine• severalsevcre courses of salivation, and twig dis chargedfrom the Hospital with little relief, w:atld appear to he of the most inveterate mature. In tie spring of last year my disorder had got to such a bead,as nearly to put a period to my existence—l had a large nicer on the crown of my head, *a e on each arm, and.my leg; were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, • and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left had also two' large nodes oil it, was very much discoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in • bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a cure by them here), to take vour Leake's Patent Pills, which , I began to - do on the eat) o. May; in the course of a fortnight I began to receive benetit—in little more than a month the ulcers on my headand arms were soundly healed — soon alter, the sores um my legs healed also; leaving, how ever, considerable discolouration in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the blessing of God; and a little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, sulosided ; the nodes dispersing, the.skin regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going 01.-1 thus became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my tormer complaints—have recovered my former spirits a nd strength, and am become jolly and fat, In which state having. continued many months, to the astonishment of all who knew rLe, I am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you, for the- good of other suffering mortals, to make this thy case as public as possible, as I shall on every occa• sion ; in so doing you wi:l greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, . • . ALEX. MUILKEII Swan's Close, Iligh-street. Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure: . John Thompson, No. 3, New Poultry Market, Edinburgh, John M‘ fattish, Old Assembly Close, .F.t/ titbit rgh. • Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THONIAS TAY LOR, Member of the. Royal CollegeXif Surgeons, at his house, N 0.9, New Bridge-street, London; where, aftersa constant residence of More than 40 years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to: the Parts of Generation ; with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should always observe in such cases, he flatters himself the advice and assista►ice he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be estetmed, by a discerning Public, as an a (Iva! tape seldom attainable, and void of all ambiguity. • A. Fosoid, by his appointment,for the convenience of those Living at a distance, at the Tovshop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Mr.• Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxter, S o utiy-bridge,. Editeburgh ; Ms. Col lwel 's, blin ; and of one person ►n ovesv considerable town in Great .Britain and Ireland, in boss's o fonly Ss. 9d. each, stamped, and sealed up with full and plain directions, whereby persons, of either sex ;nay cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. THE REVENUE. ABSTRACT of the NET PRODUCE of the R EYENUE of GREAT BR ITAIN, in the Years endedlOth Octo&er,lB2l, and 10th October, 1822, distinguishing the Quarters ; and also the Total Produce of the Consolidated Fund, the Annual Duties, and War Taxes ; as also the Total Produce of the Custums and Excise. Quarters ended, Quarte] endcd. REVENUE, DISTINGUISHING THE CONSOLI-1 DATED FUND, THE ANNUAL • DUTIES, AND THE WAR TAXES. sth January. 1821. . sth April, 1821. sth July, 1821. 10th October, 1821. Year ended 10th October, 1821. sth January, 1822. - sth April, 1822. Customs - - - Excise - - - - Stamps - - - - Post Office - - - Assessed Taxes - - Land Taxes - - Miscellaneous - - Unappropriated War Duties sth July, 18-22. £l,BB-5,415 5,656,602 1,535,474 321,)00 2,333,674 427,582 114,187 - 2,605 Total Consolidated Fund £1,792,576 5,090,931 12,276,539 ANNUAL DUTIES TO PAY OFF BILLS. Customs Excise - Pensions, &c. - - - Total Annual Duties - Permanent and Annual Duties WAR TAXES. Excise - - - - Customs—Annual Duties--Sugar - - Total War 'axes - - Total Revenue, distinguishing the Con-) solidated Fund, the Annual Duties, and War /Taxes - - REVENUE, DISTINGUISHING THE CUSTOMS AND DICCISE. Total Produce of Customs, as particularized above Total Produce of Excise, as ditto ditto. Stamps, Post-Office, Assessed Property, and Land Taxes, Miscellaneons, and unappro priated Duties and Pensions, &c. ditto Total Revenue, distinguishing the Cus toms and Excise - - Deduct the Receipt upon Property and unap priated War Duties - - - - Total Revenue, exclusive of Property and unappropriated War Duties 232,244 15,448 247,692 12,44,231 643,087 , 643:t;,37 I 1 p,167,918 2,117,659 6,315;737 4,734,522 13,167,918 2,605 13,165,313 FOREIGN TRADE OF THE COUNTRY. RE POI/T. (Continued from our Paper of Saturday) Your Committee will tiow i submit to the House the calcula tion they have made, showing the probable amount of Light Duties at a'reduced rate : the permanent as well as estimated income of the Corporation, according, to the documents return ed to them ;. together with the best estimate they can form of the charges and expenditure attendingihe maintenance of the , lights under their management ; the provision for the esta blishment, and the charities which their revenues have sup ported. The Amount of TOnnage which has passed the several Lights hereafter described, under the immediate management of the Trinity Corporation, according to an official Return, delivered 30th May, 1822, for the year 1821, viz. Flambro',Spurn,Well, Foulness, liaisbro', Lowestoft; Sunk, Galloper, Goodwin, Owers, Needles, Portland, Casketts, Edy stone, Lizard, Scilly, Milford, Lundy, Bardsey, Southstack, and the Nore, was, Over-sea British Tonnage 13,015,353 Tons. .C. s. d. Ditto Foreign Ditto 2,923,570 . . 1 ; 467,799 350,000 842,631 137,427 57,573 981 15,953,600 Tons, at one farthing per Ton, is 16,618 6 8 Coasters - L'3,797,955 Tons. Irish . - 3,389,259 9,739,818 112,700 112,700 9,852,518 27,187,214 Tons, at half a farthing per Toni is 14,160 0 0 Produce of the local Lighthouses of Bideford, Air, and St. Bees, after deducting the expenses of the maintenance, not including commission, for, the year 1321, as per statement delivered ha - - 330 0 0 Amount of Tonnage of Vessels which have passed the Floating. Lights during the year 1821 (not • including Colliers nor Coasters, which are to be exempt from the following extra charge.) British. Foreign. Spurn Floating Light 12,745 Tons. 38,994 Tons. Well 326,538 114,787 Haisbro' 338,307 132,998 Lowestoft - 343,633 134,392 Sunk arid Galloper 389,741 136,202 • Goodwin - 1,057,493 188,059 Oweos - - 1,059,853 189,767 Nore 645,975 83,621 616,659 616,659 10,469,177 1,905,276 5,707,590 2,858,311 10,469,117 £801,934 5,694,226 1,518,493 318,000 2,326,040 445,366 64,972 , 8,172 11,179,203 1,096,765 1,096,766 12,275,968 British - 4,173,767 1,028,820 foreign - 1,028,820 604,584 604,584 12,880,542 1,898,699 6,298,810 4,633,043 £1,251,781 7,039,890 ' 1,625,220' 342,000 793,532 207,481 61,222 ‘- 17,881 11,339,007 1,2C)9,327 293,082 Total - 5,202,587 Tons, at _id. is - 5,417 15 0 36,578 1 8 Deduct, commission on the collection, 5 per cent., allowing for extraordinary expences of collection at some ports, - beyond others, on 18,2381. - - £914 8 0 And 2 per cent. on the residue - '457 4 0 1,562,409 12,901,416 818,254 323,123 1,139,377 14,040,793 £5,731,706 23,481,649 046,086 1,331,000 6,f:97,777 1,217,856 2{47,954 29,639 44,534,567 2,711,036 308,530 3,019,566 47,554,133 2,681,184 . '323,123 2,004,307 50,50,440 £1,515,105 5,368,164 1,371 12 0 35,204 9 8 about _ OTHE . R SOURCES OF INCOME. Permanent Income of the Corporation derived from Rent a ls a nd' C a pi ta l Stock, amountin g t o - £lO,OOO Net Produce of Ballastage, the 1,0001. ap propriated to Charitable purposes being allowed for hereafter - - , - 3,000 Net Produce of the Trinity Duties on EH. tish and Foreign Ships, taken at an ave rage of the last five' years, according to the accounts rendered - .. in - 8,000 Net Receipt of Buoys and Beacons Yar mouth, Tees, and Exeter, as per account rendered - - . - 1,700 Annual Rental of six leased Lighthouses - 123 Interest on Capital Stock funded, arising from surplus Pilotages, under the 52d Geo. IIL, about , - - - 2,500 Amount of Fees under the same Act for renewing the Annual Licences of Trinity Pilots in London - - - 1,100 Profits upon Floating Balances of Cash of the Corporation, hitherto enjoyed as a perquisite by the Secretary - - WO Total Income 26,928 0 0 - 62,132 9 8 2,844,231 8,149,226 3,047,336 12,880,552 1,497,128 308,000 2,292,708 473,000 119,696 7,200 11,581,501 971,791 293,119 1,269,910 12,851,411 724,006 14;040,793 8,172 17,881 8,765,865 26,471,363 724,006 X 1,983,208 5,856,798 1,582,346 320,000 832,672 152,099 56,463 1,461 10,785,947 112,670 112,670 10,898,617 1,21,212 13,575,417 10,898,677 50,50,440 1X1,119,496 6,268,733 1,500,716 355,000 2,192,521 474.749 99,451 2,966 26,639 2,486,896 6;390,789 4,697,732 13,575,417 2,095,878 5,856,793 12,013,637 826,612 826,612 12,840,249 10th October, J 822. 1,434;780 6,613,4)21 1,674,503 360,000 653,228 163,211 94,468 2,494 10,995,725 1,507,107 321,703 Year ended 10th Octobei 1822. 6,052,589 24,107,221 6,254,693 1,343,000 6,971,129 1,263 ; 959 370,098 14,121 12,840,249 1,828,810 12,824,535 395,273 395,273 45,376,810 CHARGE. Maintenance of 20 light establishments, Bardsey not included, which was only exhibited in De cember last : calculated with reference to an im proved -system of maintenance, and proper eco nomy in the disbursements, according to a com parative estimate framed upon the principle of the maintenance of the Scotch lights, the average expence of which is 6501. each ; ; taking, there•. 2,945,941 1,D46,108 6,268,738 4,625,403 10,898,617 7,200 12,840,249 1,461 2,966 1 0, 8 97, 156 12,837,283 13,219,808 2,941,887 7,329,997 2,947,924 3,418,180 619,822 4,038,002 13,219,898 49,414,812 2,494 1,119,279 1,119,279 50;334,091 13,217,314 9,470,769 25,846,322 15,217,000 50,534,091 .14,121 50 2 519,970 accumulation might , be usefully applied, as opportunities o :cur ' to the purpose above stated, which they strongly recommend. These purchases, as well as other applications, to be made with the approbation of the Privy Council. It is supposed that the whole of the light and other duties, Ramsgate and Dover harbour dues, which shall be payable in London, be received by the Trinity Corporation at their office on Tower-hill, and that 2. per cent. should be allowed for the collection, of which they will have the advantage, and which must be taken into the account; in addition to this it is re-. marked, that in the opinion of many of the witnesses *lto have been examined, the diminution of the light duties -and discontinuance of the- pre.sent mode of charge, Will have the effect of considerably increasing the number of vessels, resort ing to our ports, by which these receipts will he further aug mented: The amount of reduction proposed in the charge for balltst to foreign ships, which it is proposed shall be made equal with that on British ships, 'may be compansated by the reduction in the expence of the ptablishment, as suggested by . the Com mittee. The whole management of the ballastage . is under a separate department, :and regulated by a particular Act of Parliament. ( To be continued.) 10,468,196 12,872,380 14,022,912 50,528,801 fore, the 20 lights at the same rate of allowance, will be - - - £13,000 Allowance for extraordinary expence of maintai7ing the Edystone - - 500 Extra allowance for the maintenance of 9 _ _ _ Floating lights, at 3501. each - - 3,150 . is Total allowance for the maintenance - of the lights under the Trinity Cor poration (except Bardsey, and the tour local lights of St. Bees., Air, Usk, and Bideford), being 8321. 10s. for each light establishment 16,650 Allowance to the Elder Brethren of the Trinity House, as Salaries, viz. Deputy Master - - £5OO Twenty acting Elder Brethren, at 3001. each - 6,060 Extra allowance to ,each of the Chairmen, for the time being, _of the Committees , viz. at 1001. each - - 500 Expence of Establishment upon . Tower-hill, including Secretary and Clerks' Salaries, House" keeping, and various Contingen cies - - 3,000 Allowance for the Trinity Yacht, as per Mr. Court's evidence, expence per annum - - 750 Allowance for carrying the Pilot Act into execution in London and Gravesend • - 200 10,950 Amount of Charitable Appropria tions, Pensions, Allowances, and Gratuities, as per Account rn dered - 30,354 Amount of Pensions and Allow ances to ballastmen, their wives, widows, children, and orphans 1,000 Allowance for annual repairs of .AhnshoUses . - - ],OOO 32,354 13,5G8,217 59,954 0 0 Surplus Income beyond Expenditure 2,178 To be added, Amount or extra Contributions for Light Duties by Foreign Ships, subject to a reductiOn, as soon as the countries to which such ships shall respec tively Wong shall place British ships in their ports upon s footing of reciprocity in regard to charges on the same. Foreign tonnage in 1821 - , which iasSed the lights - 2,928,740 tons, at id... 3,050 0 Du. floating . lights 1,028,820 - id... 1,072 10 4,022 10 0 Add the Amount of the estimated profit; on Bard sey light, which was first exhibited in Decem ber, 1821, calculated with reference to the ton nage which inis.passed the South Stack light in fall, and allowing 650/. for its maintenance, upon the like and same principle as the other lights - - - - Allow for the commission on the private lights and other' dues, recommended to be in future col lected rst the Trinity-house - 950 0 0 750 0 0 Yielding a surplus, according to the esti mate upon reduction of rates - - A,7,900 19.8 N. B. The 4,0221. 10s. cannot be considered as permanent. being subject to a reduction if foreign countries place Bri• tish ships on the same footing with their own. The amount of charitable appropriations under the autho rity of the Acts, Patents, and Grants, and. Charter, may amount, according to the receipts calculated by the returns OF 1821, to about 16,000/. per annum, which, as will be seen, last year reached the large sum of 32,354/. From the appropriation of 16,0001. must be deducted a pro portion of the expenee of the establishment of the Trinity House being a charge upon the receipt, which, estimated at one-third of the sum allowed for the whole establishment on that account, would be 3,0001., and deducted from the 16,0001. leaves the amount of specified charitable appropriation about 13,0001. per annum. It is proposed that the present amount of charitable disburse ment, exceeding by one half what may be considered as appli cable under any distinct authority to that purpose; shall not be . increased, but be subject to a progressive reduction, until the amount shall have been brought within the amount to be collected and applied under the several Charters, Acts, and Grants above referred to, that such reduction shall be progressively effected according to the reduction in the number of the present annui tants and pensioners, which, in the course of nature, takes place ; hence it will follow, that the remaining 16,3541., exclu. sive of the surplus receipts 'beyond the expenditure, according to the estimate made, will become a fund available to such purposes as may be hereafter considered beneficial to the ship ping interests of the country; the most desirable of these ap pears to your Committee, to be the purchase of the interests of Individuals in the private and leased lights, and the, placing of them under the management of the Trinity Corporation—a measure essential to the establishment of a general system of rates, and the equal reduction of the light dues, both on. British and foreign shipping, in the manner suggested in the former part of the report. Feeling this, and adverting to the amount of the surplus funds now in the possession of the Corporation, arising partly frau the collection for lights, and partly from the surplus of tonage, they are of opinion that a proportion of this From the LONDON GAZETTE ofOct. U. Foreign-Office, October. 8, 1822. ' The King has been pleased to appoint J. M. Brackenbuty, Esq.. to be his Majesty's Consul at Cadiz. The King has also been pleased to approve of M. VasSe, as Vice-Consul at Hull for his Most Christian Majesty. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. J. F. Smith, :Regent.strect, linen draper," from Oct. 15 to Nov. 5, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. . G. Papps,,North-strcet, St. Mary's, Lambeth, horsc-dealer, from October 15 to December 3, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. • T. R. Gregg and W. Phene. jun. Watling-street, - wholesale confectioners, from Oct. 12 to Nov. 30, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Q. Rix, C. Rix, and G. Rix, Manifold-place, Newington- Butts, Surrey,-corn-merchants. BANKRUPTS. T. Johnston, High-street, \YapPing, grocer • to surrender Oct. 19, Nov. 2, and 23, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Attornies, Messrs. Smith and Weir, Austin-friars, London. W. Yates, Yate and Pickup-Bank, Blackbtirn, Lancashire, dealer, Nov. 11, at five, 12, at ten, and 23, at twelve, at the Old Bull Inn, Blackburn. Attornies, Mr. R. Edleston, Black burn ; and Messri. Clarke, Richards, and Medcalfe, Chancery lane, London. G. Yates, Eccleshill, Lancashire, dealer, Nov. 11, at five, 12, at ten, and 23, at twelve, at the Old Bull Inn, Blackburn. Attornies, Mr. R. Edleston, Blackburn • and Messrs: Clarke, Richards, and Medcalf, Chancery-lane,l:ondon. T. Burrow, Kendal,' Westmorland, grain-merchant, Oct. 31, at.two, Nov. 1, and 23, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Kendal. Attornies, Mr. R. Addison, Verulam-buildings, London ; and Mr. I. Wilson, Kendal. J.'Wheeler, jun. Abingdon, Berkshire, grocer, Nov. 1, at seven, 2, and 23, at twelve, at the Crown and Thistle Inn, Abingdon. Attornies, Mr. Nelson, Essex-street, London; and Mr. Graham, Abingdon. T. Pearson, Walford, Stanton, Staffordshire, maltster, Oct. 25, at four, 26, and Nov. 23, at eleven, at the Bell and Bear Inn, Stone, Attornies, Messrs. Harvey and Wilson. Lincoln's Inn-fields, London; and Messrs. Ilu bbard and Keys, Cheadle, Staffordshire. prtilDNDS._ Nov. 7, A. Seward, New Sarum, clothier-Nov. 7, G. Young., New Sarum, grocer—Nov. 2, J. Bishop, Broad-street, Blooms bury, horsedealer—Nov. 5, It. Tabrum and J. Barron, Wal brook, Manchester-warehousemen—Noy. 4, T. Knight; Chip ping Sodbury, Glocestershire, "dealer in wines—Nov. 2, J. Haggart, Limehouse,hole, Poplar, victualler—Noy. 2, ,I. Strom-. born, Austinfriars, merchant—Nov. 2, J. L. Findley, Sparrow corner, Minories, clothes-salesman—Nov.2, .1. C. and A. Miller, Bishopsgate-street, merchants—Nov. 4, S. Williams, Bristol, apothecary—Nov. 2, .1. Parker, Chapel-street, Edgeware,roati„ earthenwareman—Nov. 4, B. Knibb, Billingborough, Lncoln shire, grocer—Nov. 4, • J. Gough, Bath, painter—Nov. 4, T. Harris, Worcester, woollendraper —Oct. 30, J. Durtnall,'Dover, ironmonger —Nov.. 20.. J. Peters and F. Weston, Bristol, maltsters—Nov. H, R. Mawhood, jun. Wakeheld, money scrivener—Nov. 11. Watson, Bolton-le-Moors, druggist-- Nov. 5, W. Jopson, Liverpool, turpentine-distillers. CERTIFICATES, Nov. 2. T. and E. Bentley, Leicester brace manufacturers — J. Lam son, Oainsborough , Lincolnshire, mercer—NV; Stevens Petti coat-lane, victualler—R. Poole, Leeds, grocer—T. NV:Cooke, Sugarloaf-alley, Bethnal-green, brewer,-.K. Leppipgwell, Croy don, linendraper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. " T. Woods and S. Picton, Wigmore-street, Marylebone, linezi-drapers—M. Cowtan and R. Colegate, Canterbury, prin ters—J. Vale and M.Lemm, Oxford-stieet, wine-merchants— W. Seddon and J. Kirkman, Little Lever, Lancashire, bleachers—J. C., and F. llawshall, Blackmon-street,Bo rough, booksellers, so far as regards F. Howsball—F, and J. Chandler, Oxford -street, patent medicine venders—J. and S. Scholfield, and J. Jones, Marple, Cheshire, muslin-manufac turers—J. Don and J. Sanger, Lower James-s:reet, Golden square—J. L. Du Mont and V. Gex, Threadneed2-atreet— T. and T. Parker, jun., Gutter-lane, Cheapside, wholdale ho siers—T. and IL Acaster, Brotherton, Yorkshire, lime-burners Paine and W. Bodle, Patcham and Hurstperpoint, Sus sex, farmers—W. Bowaler J. Garside, Manchester—T. Hart and C. Troward, Red Lion-square, proprietors of the Dry Sulphuric Baths. ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, Sept. 30, 1822, I \INICE is hereby given to all Persons de 14 th ' ' 1 , 4 ' 44 of contracting to supply the following Articles 114; 4 of the Army, viz.:— MUTTON, to his Majesty's Land Forces in 14 ' 14 0. '44 ) Quarters and Barracks, in the underwen t '°"tYt-- 1:4411, :t 1 1 11 be "o, Dorset, Gloster, Lancaster, Norfolk, So -4:ll4t,the Oeli v es are t o commence on and for the 25th next;l4l:l"erhherei that Proposals in writing, scaledu a r; 114, jall'erl 4 Tende r for Army Supplies," will be received L tit ,„ 111 " On or before Tuesday, the 29th day of October, p —lle Will b received Twelve o'Clock on that day. raPosai County, and e act i must be made separately for each the 'P e r°P°l4.l must have the Letter which is annexed to 14° Pert 'ler Properly filled up, by Two Persons f known Y .' engaging to become bound with the Party ten -1.11 due a the a mount stated in the printed Particulars, for Will bae Performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal e l' zie es e ri"leed unless made on a printed Tender, and , t happt "Pressed in Words at length ; and should *t n so o Tr ooh a that durinq the continuance of the Contract ri ThOuld - the % t be supplied by virtue of the same, .ths t . t a ie mo fi u r i s i t t "'Ps on the Contract and Bond, paid in I ' l ar 4 ti e , 4 , the Contract, shall be refunded to him. -414 " of the Contracts may be had upon application tie Ch"Thers, between the hours of Ten and Four.