The Sun. — London, England, 1817-02-07 00:00:00

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THE ruiNcp ittEeEkris couirr. • • I''.:S(*e - shiy:beinto he riay appointed for holdiog a Levee at • Carlron;bouse, : a•;..•.very numerous, assetobtage of nobility! and gentry presented them selves to congrat`nlate the Per Nell REGENT 011 his recent escape rroiii -- .0,e Violence of •treason. The Grand -Duke NlXOhts was the first personage arrived : he was introduced first to the Royal closet, and afterwards proceeded to the levee rnom, in company With the Mikes - of York, Ch.- rence; and•Gloneester. II ighness is deseribed to have at first manifested an iogenurms diffidence at the imposing diiplay of the full English Corot, hot he soon recovered his presence of mind, .and Hconversed familiarly with the distinguiShed per sons by whom he found himself surrounded. As soon .as the Prince Regent had taken his statiOn,• the Lord and the Sheriff's of. Loo.- doh Were presented to him. • - His Royal Highness, next recei7Cd an' address of congratulation front. the Co::rt ot'llurgesses for the City and liberty a Westminster. The l‘layor and Recorder of Yar mouth also presented an address. Lieutenant-Colonel Steele; wearing the foreign orders conferred upon him by the. boveteigns of - France and Spain, was next presented to his Royal. llighttess the. Prince Regent:, by" the Earl of Li verpool, and received the honour of Kniglithootli and Lieutenant H. P. Steele, Royal Navy, ..was thin presented by. his brother Colonel Steele. The Hon. Mr. Cust was _also presented by brother, the Earl' of Brownlow.' But the pre" sontations were so numerous that we cannot lind. LOYAL AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY. - rrlIE ADDRESS a the LOYAL' and PENDENT LIVERY of LONDON to his 'ties% the'PRINCE.REGENT, on the present State of Public Affair , i, lies for.. Signature at the. London Tlvern, Bighups gate-street, and the Landon Coffee house, Lutlgatehill. • • By Order of the Committee; • London, Feb. 6, 10;17. A. If. WELCH, Secretary. MONEY.. IVTOBLEMEN., Gentle en, &c. n),.t.y, be sup_ ley plied with MOSEY to any amounton torms.e4ual t. Mortgage, secured on Frecho:d, CopylMld, IxaSchad Lund, or Houses, Money in the . Fdods,• Marriage Scalemtuts, Widows' Jointures, Clergymen's Livings, or. any other r,:o• yerty. Persons_ of , r espectability may be aecommodated on their 'Pesimal :51,:curityi and the -ilusiness conipleted' wiThont.eit. pL,sore or delay. i . . ~ . . Application from Twelve till .Two; or Letters (post-paid). addres4cd to Messrs. Wills and Co. 49, SUutlistreet, lerkc , ley-square. . . • -....— FRAUD PREVENTED. DO counteract the 'y attempts that arc daily made to impose on the unwary a Spurious Compuiition instead of ttlie EfENUINORLACKING prepared hy DAY at Id MARTIN, they'ave induced to adopt a new Label, iu which their Atldless 07, High Holborn, . . is placed so conspicuously, that .they trust an attention to this, and tLerlifference of the Type, which is unlike all 1... et tut.. •enAile Purchase's at once to detect OA Imp,: ..;tion. The 'LEAL , JAPANIILACKING, made by DAY and Nt.vRTIN, 97, High Holborn, will in future be sold in But ties at Gil. Is. and IS. 6.1. each, and a Cupy of the Label left with all Venders. DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. LONDON TAVERN, January al, 1817. anionerons MEETING of M mei-lAN-vs, BANRERs,TRADERS, and Others,. IN HABITA-N I'S CITY of LONDON, held this Day. ' . . Sir itonnur \VIGRA:SI, Bart• in the Chair, . . " 01 '0 by Henry Pett;is, Esq. seconded by Iteint Y . !,Eini. Atli . 'iivtihnninimnusly, That the, following Declaration be ' 4l l this Meetipg, ' anti that the same do lie at , this :f"S'gsaturest..... 1 -' ' , , ilaSt sofL • ;e ' l l l ssedersigtied Me ' rchants, Ilanhors, Trailers, old tu nt atiduti, deem it to h e incumbent Oil us toastk ith a declaration Of our sentiments on the stohis'of public isi frail s. • ' " ' 4'''"il4? from rit4ll, ct . bting ititensible tUilfe evils whici? at every class of the comMunity, more especildlY " ~n'j't "h at ate a re anxiously desiyous that•evcry prac ::*, 1 41 be' used far all ev i at i ng their. D istresses ; -,;" 4-Slittisangnitte hope, ihat the emb ar r assme nt s . ;:`,:libthitie to struggle Will, by the exercise of .1 wise ‘? "Policy, be 'overcome ;' and :kit the Agrient 'Nsttares, slut Commerce of the Country, will at no . 1411 ttiod retire aud flourilt. - irs see . . . I ,.. l atiskd at the same. time, that notiiing can tend '!'tsnithe atemnplishment of tour wishes and ;lopes, 'nt,,i,",".411rs which hare recently been exerted with till'"".'sociis;'hy oleSigninr, and aril-minded men, to !), : I ' ,l l 04 1 0 e that a remedy is to he found in measures .. .' t 43" hats ptetences, wont(' effect the overthrow ' .. e t ''t't utl ' li • To these eitleiivoilrs may he traced the oisthglettesses which hare lately disgraCed the Metropolis I : rl is of th e empire; and the still . more desperate :n.ktill°l3 satrage which has recently been ,committed i tot ' tare Person of the Prince Regent, on his' re -4:-4t4lnit Parliament, in the exercise of the functions retteterol Slonarch. lisiti,ll4l°t adequately express our abhorrence o f . these bilk kl ik itnti " h iviti if not et prvs,seit, must lead to scenes I)! re l'llt o 1 hick, "ti ton uppiilling to contemplate; and it it title," and imperious duty tit ry, ir . to we owe to our ki t , l 1 'n,'Ze aarselves individually and cbllectively t . itt,l,:jite't exercise of the hiltllurity of Government, , to t , kliittprlt''ennttittitim as hp law established, and tl rests , ' li t ,' '''t' s'hether of eraft or violence, that may be-di g'itist (,„ t i . , :.i. istl liberty Intl onr social peace. . 4 t 4,61 .41tA . . not F.D.T NV I . OIIA N , l,' f ' a _ r63 1111 f* *is itit , l' iCri Will remain at; this House . far Sig- ttpi,„' ' 'uttlivr 'Notice • and a q.s.r of the*NAME , I of 111:p • ' 44,41,41 ~N, Which has becomefar-tOo long fur this ltitle 'sl!, is now preparing for Delivery. , '''.:.,-- INEIi q h . , IP, to k"lrt.k 110tISK, Feh . .' 6, 1B17 : . ~..4,.... Lh t:ll j u t l b itt of DIRECTOR S of the . q' 411 , . to No r t :-.6y 0 NizttcliANTs 0 t .rT.:GL.N.N,. : I ? 7 1 ' tat "-. Il tlir...i do h ref)), give ,Not4a* . ' ibe 1"4: 4.11Ai •• 1 ' t '- C OMPANY wil ...- t at ihil, ti -..(OURT of the said ~....smy,, tt ( ~ii i 1" ,"Qut in Learteohall.strett, on T 1 ':" R . ' fur ! 1 • 1:14 701: 1 : 4 :' yt titli`lT o ' clock ill . the -Foreman, fur ~•,;tiii4 (44houing the Cousideratwn of t h e !C um " 7 . ' f h ittl l . r , ....- taketo .into 11:,);'"Non the natnr e of the Ci,nip.aNY'' institution on 11*:t 4 41 : r i i iti'lti li "w far it has'aUSlvered, or -I° 1!k'!17.„.... 4 4 5f ti,,!t-144 it).atuwer, the ends proposed by thelte3, A ti c" .4 4,the,... 'Metal Court of ills 28th February, " 15 : , ~x ., ,4cei,k 1;.4.1i:41r:0 twollion a',) y S e.in i,a r 7 lit . the Cr? 11,11' isneYna.ic-e ; irl if:, I t Ad lie haw, aflviScable for thc. _Avi of 4 1„,.,01iwi isholier ini,hrtliblislnent more in the nature iiavi4 4ir ~:i:ell4ltts slieuld attend at stated bouts, having trtiiii: ur itY for the clue euforeetueut of b livtrii6tly'44 Moral Conduct, would not be preferaAt to a r mo re cape ily ,i,: t t Moral ?' This Court, howeve r ' tip. l',"ite kt „,r.141.!' outt of Direetoes to confider i. whether .__ ...kit ! ,4:4l.invt:t .1.'1149u-rid in .iimintaining the • .if ‘'4F. 11,. , , tiii„ : , „ Nlitiety be almost wholly saved,. .l ins tead ..„l o i. i . ly, tlie 's (. os:ot s t„ t:tnetilti,,, , ; ,, tis to a • particolttr'`tiutili, 114, 1 r . 1141 i of bireetors. wiire to .regaic" of the )o . 6 oi nellt ''' thri t : civil iiervice in I nd i a, a certain LTegreeoct. nird 4:, Ncli, Laugilages and SeleTlCeil' as shOul O n of !,,,,i,i,:e'qty, tile bathe In be certifird by Cleotlem ..l r,1444 i',lllg.tod Ability appoiuted fol"that pu r pose 4 ei,rluZ .t-ach e ase it would. not he highly exp e dient _ ~. '0 , 14 1 1 41 Ito teutore the Military Seminary from Ar ' to th It ildingAt ail "note connuottiont and spacious —u 1'431' k itd ' he further re -6,4,1 to 4 that the Court of Directors points t iei„ i f t.ePott their. ()pinions on the trilferen- li l Y 111:1r7:rtd..!4 then) os auun as convenient, and cull_ a n h 11 '" ' Si)tehd General Court to rec eive and consider A e I : . JAMES COBB, Setatary. ------ . ' 141. ,9l'Tetli COT ' (' 1 li ARTHNIAS.,Ae• ' titiiil• 1'.4;1.0 h A I:1111,1LS' ANi OF' COLTsFo", tor t i' the vicitie, btlth the e.lll'"'Y' all T Ni t Y {41144 “ f t,„ AL 'BAIA 1 4 "" 1 'xoellent Metlicine, AltN.9!-41?, P1444%1140,1v twit:: e,. of ( ;0.1.TW00r,• .t II at ur i:4l . _da .o ;_ . nuillig ::,,I,I.4111.1""".-jble"1 t.'"l",lit„tice,Ons' ~ id ,h,, ‘ ,., , _1 ~L S itpl.tiss of Bre.it I, 4_d. $, ,'l.ll).iit , noi .": . :',r clired. Nothin g can be better 4 pi - P l ,3 ` . i f ro % f; ?io %,„ . te.lent in preventing the itl tlect . . ;Iheat; '. ''''ther. mid all• those train of • evils wine!, ii . 1, 1 41 1Y,,L."."° irt}lll, cateliiog cold, In cpughs. I;;rtil' fl itfiii i i - L4 h t. i nkh 14N — slight - and recent Col,lss• and 4: il lil dpc itit p ot 14001)114:i tout Consumptions, this Mt 11;4lr'ially Y tr it nt osi cite and etlectualtrercliscoreied! 4, 1 , t -11!•11, ((,,Ibt."),,ed tn ilhi't 110 etinal. Above 2000 y cal ; '514,.11,t6zttt",!00.:1..) from ,•ltieli it i 4 prepartd; hi en l “" t i 'h(itlii"Lethnfori "Inoitilinr. Arnold's Pectoral Balsam . 0 4 . , i; it-. h 4 ' 4 °.1 aiveg speedy relief to the afflicted in vc,h.eli..lll:.nts ali.tbieli pilli,gm eansrs 51txrt'ut6Ea' ^ i ~.Alid ',3,t.-1141 tlit .fitittakkik, ifili:ui arid - notitiOtes.- Olt! A►it.: tr„itir,, I '.l-Ytenteves that tit:Ming in the throat Whn.'"' l'..+ili, ', Pirsent"llll/4"4* ... ' • k:hil(! ' f„ltg 11'. l'icsse tn. alai b e Arnold's' Pectora k4i, a,'", hill) ob:orve, in'ibe PamPliletsinclokdi ,is almillo,,-.‘tlr.neti I , i by tlie Proprietor befose'ihritiOt it„," l t i tio e ,i hth d‘Tri, Nlayor or Lou,donv at tl.e.Matisiffq-. 1,4,11,1 I,:il(;ilre.itis%o)::'l. :%I'';l4. ox,iilt vrithout •‘s . ilict ► . It, sir.; • 13.4.1`',-,), str Q „, i , ^:!, Ilso, ,oxiiird,Attect;- wvston of,o 111 tc.l":6,ituti,„,!,, lil',l"l4.kt 6;1, kjiil.„ 1,...,41,- tkuitiltiltid f . hili p: 4 " 1 % tit , ili'7i "II ; li"l`Yeli, qv!), Borough/ 'thidb.rr 14 1 , 4 i , .4, h,1!? "P`ltae.tire't i Warr(l, ;114, littki ) itrn '. hi„,;lli h,',l, Itati*, 11i.'"rt)3(1, Ndles M s A ti);,tat.e. ; Bolton ) ;',. Attoi t i, I,Vgt , , I. 1114tkrotrry-tirovt, t:l.tre Sl.fieLet • 4 i:',lt NipAiLiii'' AP..', 1:'4',1:)1"1141 L•nulon ; and all other' did, ~,,,,h L4tl.rii-oo..rs;.pr':A.'e ; . -94, it, 9d. 'IC 0 ' ' '') .d4IY ii4tilw..- r, -- -- . . . • TO'rEik PUBLIC.' • . , rrllltztrt . egpeet f tills , ' retitrtiiil(l/ sineiee Thinks ' . to the Pane for the - iib6ta iintrolittee liestosved Oil r; the late Lotter and tici leave to annou n c e a NEw .LoT . TERI% Ennslatine - of only %On° Tickets the .smallest ever . ktrOwitj, all Of which tv.ll he .drawn iii One Dav; the Ist of NFAT . • tioNnt -T. -- lIISH "received 'tire S cheme' . .. from 'WaliS i and as it *as the wish of his Correspondent that it • lbould be drawn : on St: David's Day, his .request has. been . . complied with. Op a future occasion 'l'. 13IsH will. be happy to pay the same attention to St. f‘attick," St. George, or St. ' Andeew: •The'foltowlng . is' a Copy 'of the Letter :—• t " Caernarvon, Jan. 25, 1817. " 1,,y-When ymi did advertise, in the Month Of .Noveiu her last, your .haviog contracted for 15,000 Tickets, • tobe di vided into Ong or Two Lotteries, and requested the opinions of the Publk iliereupoir,' - I was myself induced to oiler you a .few hints, which it was a gratification to me to find adopted, , and hope the result will prove the advantage of a proper de ference to the public opinion ; in which presumption.l shall again take the liberty of communicating with you. :`,, 1 ,0L)0 Tickets were taken for the First .Lottery, there conselnently Abitirs a reSidue of 3,000 for the next. Nov loqli you, Sir ; _as you: - Contract will not finish'imtil the Ist of March, shm and it 9 , that is a day dear in the remem brance of every Welan, would he a coniplituent, , of which 1 dotter l'iysflf-writ trot undeserving, to let the Drawing -take place on Itte day , , and the arrange:tent be nce.o:litig to the following . iherne. It Cannot, I feiil assured, btit accord with the senti m ents of the Public, as it has been highly approved by all my Friends resse to whoial leave shewn it; the, majority of whom . have expd a presentiment, that. the Capitals are destined for the Cambro 13 rittins2 'Should you consider my 'suggestions worthy of MA lice tiistich art extent, the preseot of a Half-Share to our School in Londoa would be a compliment to St. David, which his Sona vt4orldit,it torzet. ; and your notice 'of this in the iklornius Pe st; lam lathe constant intuit of reading that Paper,' ss ill he au additiona S , i favou ur r confe pied on, " r, yo well-er; . . • . "...T. 815.11., EN. 4, Cornhill, L o ndon. " SHENKIN." . . SCHEME. •' • . . Prise 0f... ‘.16.0•10,.,. is ~.: • 15,900 1.. I , 2,000 '',- I/ ',OOC: 2 . , 1,00p.,... 2 6OO 1o) 4 . 300-' 0 ' .. , . ' 240 ',sou 'lO ' ' ,loo l,OOO 20 , 6O • 1,000 560 : ... .80,00 0 a,OOO Tickets. .. __..... . '('lic acknoWledgmerit , , was noticed in the Morning Post of t! , • iJtt , Of Januarr i owl* tin comply n th his Friend Shen kili's request, the following - better was sent to Mr. Bennett, the Seel e..ir) tif the WOsti CLarity in London :- 4F518.,-11..Vi.tig received a Letter front Wales, a - Copy of wlifeb is enclosed, :Ind ;., i hare adopteti the sn4gestions of my Corespondent " SlienLin," I hetewith enclose yott ; an Italf hare, .No. 5z,3.1; which I , e,id as . Cuntr:ictor for the Lottitry). Altos me .ciao, sir, to send, Oif toy own private ac coil lot, a Check for Twenty Pound:, fur the use of your excel lent Institution. - . • . f' The whole Lottery will be drawn oi..i St. David's Day; • . and it will give we much' pleasure if Cie above Nurither ' shouldprOve a 'Prize of Fifteen 'lhousautl rounds. . • . " I auly Sir, , ' • Yiitty numb' , Servant, . . , . . 1..'13151i, - 4, Cornhill: '. O To Mr.-Bednetti•Secretati l , •Peb. 5, 1811. to the Welsh" Charity; &c. tic. lc." .. QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. XXXI dill be publiilled on Tuesday. .• CI)NTENTS. 1. Nmbi-ja,-ourney, in Er e ypt and the Country abate the Ci. - aracts. fly Thomas LeFlt, Eah. AMP.II. c o unsellor Emerald Isle, a Poem.; by 'crtarles Esq. Barrister at Law. T. Speeches,in the case of Guthrie ; t. on the Catholic Question- 4. sitßoscoin mon Anizes ; 5. on tint State of England and Itelandi.and Oh a Be farm in Nrliatitenti delivered at •Livet Fool. 111. Pcpulatiott.—Recurds of the Creation, and Moral At. tributes of. the Creator, with particular Reference to the PrinciTrVe of 1'01,41:ohm. 13y John Bird Stunner, NI.A. IV. Campbell Adrctifures:—Voyage Itorad the World ; in which Japan, Kamschatka, the. Aleuts in and the Sandwich I ....;ds were visited. By Archibald Campbell. ' Shattspeare's Himeelf By'Atuirew Becket.' . SaAing l3ailkii.—Traets, on the .Scotch and English Ban Li for Serino, b 3 the Rev. Henry Llutican ; Right [lon. Bose; Charles Taylor, &c. Cowper.—Poems. of CoSvper.—MeMoirt. of 'Co,vper. - ' - -•• • Viii. Lord Selkirk and the,kNorth-west Company, and the :North-west ,Passage.-7. 1 . Sketch, of 'British Fur Trade; With :/bwrvations on fin. Not th-W,st Compaiqc by the'Earl. of tilt S.. • 4: - Veryage de bi Mgt'Attantique l'OcZait Pacifique par it Nord-latest darns la Mar Glaciate ; par le Capitaine Laurent-Ferrer Maldonado. IX. Lim' Ityron.-1. Cltilde Ilarold's *Pilgrimage, Canto 111. 9. Mistily& ofthillutt. By Lord Byron.' X. Buolianarte'sConversations,—.Letters written on board by W. Warden. Xl. ,Parliamentitry Reform..----1. An Inquiry into the 'Causei of the ei.heral-Porerty teMatiltincl ; liy Wm. Dawson. e• Platt for the Reform of Pirliament,.ott Constitutional Principles. 3; Sir Jiihu Ssnclair nu t h e State of the Country. •4. Dr. Tat tram'* I.ll),ervations. 5. Chi istian Policy, the Sa retion'of the Empire ; By Thomas Eratis, Librarian to the Spenceart Philanthrtioistre; ,Nluuthly Magazine. 7. Ctib 7 bett's Political Register. Printed for .lohn Murray , Albemarle -street,. London. " ratrem.teteraut Mania nsti."—= the fella eml)race IRO. • • ..---__ , 'Am moly coup in ise—a puny race' MARRIAGE should 1)e the foundation of so . . Cial happiness , which is often diaturbed, this , tgli t.W. Nillies that 'form the union not taking those pi ceautions which Woad sectire them the enjoyment of that great domes tic blessing. - Arnirlit the melancholy vuriety. el .o isurders nntier which human nature is known to sefrer, there are Mine mere alarming or distressing than those which result from fasliionithle' gaieties, early dissipation . , or solitary intempe ranee. •• Nlessrs. 01.7811.1 F. and Co. beg in state that the sednluits attention of a practice czeittsively 'directed to the treatment and cure of CERTAIN COMPLAINTS, entitle them to the Claim of ' inveriur acquirement. As regular Surgeons, they offer a speedy and perminent.cure for itrery stage of that dis order, which is contracted: in an inignarded Moment, and which poisons the s t iring , of life, and fur every class of debi lity, which is the consequence of juvenile indiscretions, pre venting tte maturity of manhood, entailing by anticipation, On its unhappy victim alt the infirmities of old age- - -the body becomingenervated and einac'ated—ihe cheeks yellow and bloodless , --end : the mitsui gloomy and dejected. For the result of their success in this particular branch, they refer to tbatr reptitatinii, which,. they gaiter themselves, they have ac clittred; by thirty years experience, iii a 'much extended prac tice. In sligtit and recent cases of sypitilictie complaints, a perfect cure is completed in the short period et two days; al and , in cases of strictures, pains in the bones, glects, semin weaknesses; &c.' &c. a proper perseverance in their plan of treatment insures tit thee patient an invigorated constitution. MARRIED WO-MEN; who have longheeredisappoluted in their EXPIicTATIONS of a FA,Nlitor,. may he assured that, in most ii.stanci;si inch „defects are curable by ntedical skill ; andi hough the remold Of Such Impediments cu be e of su can objech tde f o eloblit'and -uncertainty with others, yet the r feces, by the gradual progress of renoTationi is the acquire , ' niciit of their csp. , ricnce. , . . t-lcssrs.C , Vll.llll . ; and CO. may be consulted hy patients df. dither sex, With the greatest secrec y and in nieur,:at tbeit house,- Now 102, Ilettort Garden. Patients in •the country, stating their ease, age, and general habit of liviiii, Ike, &. unclosing Is remittance for advice and medicines, the same will he given or sea to any part of the kingdom. 107, liotton Carden. . PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS . AbStract of the Net Produce of the Revenue,. in the Years ending sih of January, 1816', ant' sth of Jannary, 1817: and also the Total Pro -duce of the Consolidated Fnud, the Annual . Di ties, and the War Takes. Year ending Yearendin 5 Jan. I Slo;. 5 .11in. 1817. Chilterns i F.xcise Stamps Past-Office Assessed 'L'axes Land Taxes Miseet la aeons 4,?91,476 19,:151 .956 5,86b,413 1, 6 48, 0 0 0 6,414,987 1,079,993 • 30,876 4,)79,154 , - 71,9 99 5,9G9,7`21 1,44G,000 5.7 . 33; 3 Q • 1,147,999 241,199 37,399,324 Total Consolidated Fond 39,818,694 ANNUAL DVTIES,to pay off nuts. Cosmos Excise Peosious, Ot4o, &c 2,041,144 695,950 2,393.101 b 34,144 4,016 Total Annual Unties 8,065,110 2,5K31,34 40,380,664 Pernlaniut and Annual Dutics 44,383,804 WAK TAX El. Customs Excise Property Total Vi'ar Taxes 3,126,900 6,614,526 14,315,572 24,059,998 4,462;074 11,55:),b90 17,030,030 'Total Net neWttlitle L. I 66;443,802 I 67,360,694 The Irish and Portuguese Payments, for the Interest on their respective debts, payable in England, re excluded from thii Statement; and the War Taxes appt opriated to the In terest of Loans charged on them are not included in the Con.: .ao.lidated Fund, but under the head of War Taxes, to the Quarter ending sth of July, 1 . 816, inclusive, from which pea. rind time War. Duties. of Customs (being mode perpetual per Act SG Geo. 111. c. 29) arc included uncles the' head of Con. solidatod Costhms. Treasury Chamber, Feb.B, 1817. S. R. LUSIUNGTON Admiralty-PifiCe, Frb. 3; A Return to an Orderof the Honourable noose of Coin moos, of the 31st of January last;, fur a Copy of any War rant, whereby the salai'y of the Secretaries of the Admiralty was, at any time doting the last year, raised to the War gstallll,llntent • Extract from his Majesty's Order in Council of the 16th of January, 180'0; for establishing the salaries of the Secre taries of the Admiralty at . an increased rate, in lieu of all fees, gratuities, ,*pergiiisites, or emoluments, whereby it is directed as follows 1 7 - That the salmi of the First Secretary should be traced at per annum, and-in consideration of the addi " tional buOness to be exeented by him in time of war, " a further salary of 1,0091. per annum. :That the Second Secretary should have a fixed .salary of 1,5001. " per annum in time of peace, and an additional salary " of 5001. yin time of war." The Lords Cutunsissioners of the Admiralty, by. virtue of the above .autbutity,. Were pleased to issue an order to the Navy Board ;of which fi.coly is subjoined. . 6 ' Admiralty-Ofiice; Sept. 27, lata. cc Gentlenten,—Having had under our consideration' lour letter of this day's date, inquiring . whether the hostilities against the Algerines, and the preparations for their which have taken place in the last quarter, should make any dine- Tepee in the salary bills to the persons who arc entitled to war and peace salaries. We hereby signify to yon, that we ,consider it to consistent with the letter attd spirit of his Ma-, jesty's Order in Council of the 15th of . January, 1900, that the persons entitled to the war and peace salaries shotad he, paid according to the, former rate from the 29th of June, the 'day on Which we received the commands of his Royal High ness the Prinee•Regent to prepare 'the expedition against Alefers,lo the 2.4 th instant, the day on which the Treaty of Nate Was received at this office. - And we do, therefore; hereby desire and direct you to cause the persont entitled to the war and peace salaries to he paid at the war rate, for the s aid period, accerdingly. "We are, ° Ytattr alfcctionato.'friernk fkl KI.V I " s Olt K HOPLi." room for them. Among the distinguished characters ,present were the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers from the different Courts the Attorney and !..30lieitor- General, the High.!llailiff of Westminster, the Lord-Mayor and•Slieriffs of London and Middle, sex, the Itee'order of London, Common Serieuilt, the Adjutant-General, Judge Advocate, the Lord Advocate, the Secretary at War, the Under Se 'creteries of State, the Secretary of State for the Irish Derailment, • the. Solicitor:General to the Queen, the Chamberlain to the Queen, the Master of the Horse to the Queen, the Private Secretary to the King; the I)eptity Comptroller to the Windsor Est.blishment, the State Page, the Page Of Honour, the Commander in Chief,. the Lola Chancellor, the Cabinet Ministers, and Officers cir State. 'rite foltorting is 'a list of some cabers who trete present ; 'but as they amounted to. nearly l I 00, we cannot give all t--- - Dukes--Devonshire, Athol, Argyll, Somerset. . ' Narqui.rses—Exeter, Northampton Cornwallis, Salisbury, Hertford, Choluiondcley, I-Icadtort, Huntley; Anglesee,' Aber earn/ Worcester. Earls---Euuil more Delaware, Liverpool, Roden, Brown - Mexburough, Ar'actford, ;Westmeath, Stanhope, Mount norris,Fingall, Bottles, Macclesfield„Mulgrave,Webtinotiond,- Bathurst Besborough, Percy, Yarmouth, Nelson, Hareoulti Morton, 'Onslow, Abergaveliny, (Aladdin's,. St. Germans, Bosslyn, Puwis, Marley" Mount Cobell, Ashburnham, ;Long ford. l'isivunts—Cristlereagli , Si'dmouth, 'Hood, talentia, Bar nard, hlcltili Exmouth, Sydpey, Lowther, Kirkwall Pal merston, Alelliourne, ..Maynard, Carlton, B ridport,Mood, 'Penipietoun, Ranelagli, Chetwynd, Lake. Lor 4 tr-litidstock, Clite, Muncaster, Rolle ) Lynedoch, Chinn:are, A. Hamilton, W. Fitzroy, Killeen, (:olville, Mark Kerr, IL Muoic, Burghers') .T. Murray, St. Helens , Bos ton, I. 'Phylum Kenyon, Say and Site, Somerville, Brarbrooke, Scarsdale:BradleyLoraine, Hawarden, Radstocis; Andove.r. C. Townsend. Rigkt Hoiovrahles—W. Pule, Arblithnot, N. Vansittart, It. Bather), W. Hushisson, Manners Stittun, G. y llose, F. Rohn:son, Sir .1. Nielson,' Sturges Bourne, W. Dulidas, IV.. Peel, C. Yorke, 11. Addington. Ihnourtiblrs-71 1 ry. 1 C. 'Curpour, Sir H. Hothain, Hugh Lindsay, Lieut.-. Waltlegiave, G. D. Cardenel, Capt. Percy, Capt. Finch r Gen. Phipps, Dudley . Mach, Basil Cochrane , Sirs—G. Jackson, G. Wood, G.. Osborne, W. Garrow, R. M. 'tt anti, E. Anti - ohm; H. Jones, F. Burdett, .1. Buntien, C. Banifietd, It. C. St. Leger Hill. 1-l.'Disirll,, C. Tucker, Monrk, .1. Grey Fortun, Geo. Grinikiug, W. Stilling, ;Marcus).;oluvrville, J. ('omptiiii, G 0hm.,,Ty.... , .'1140 J oi et,,T, Dyke Ackland, .1. Chetwode, J . :Graham, it Clinton.-. J. , Scutt Lillie, J. Brisbune .1. Itarinklon, florae.) Sr. Paul, T. Strange, A. Mnrray, ' N. C. coltburtt, T. Bell, "I'. Seyest re, G. Robinson, 'l'. Lawrence , : 11. Seton, Lucius Curtis, Liston, 'W. Clay ton, `C. Moigan, M. Ridley, Ilyeroft, M'ijiegor, Lucie, Calling Smith, :B Bloomfield, 11. White, 11. Palrym. pie,. R. Gardiner, N. Campbell, G. Naylor, Hugh Gongbi NV. Parker, R. Jackson, J. P. Bertsford, Cargill) e. Sulli van, H. CalVert, H. Hope, - W. Reuel, J. Sylvester, C. Ed minitistone, .G. Cockburne, J. - Beresford, C. Smith, If. l'orrena, G. Wood, C. Grey, B. 1101),,i)i, .1. U. Burgess C.. Flint, T. Paschen, li. Holland, .1. tirir» ringtoh, S. Clark ,Jervoise, llaggerston, G. Nugent, 4 .i. C. Tucker, !H. P. Steele, J. Doyle 0. Miley, J. Simeon, J. Neave, J. Floyd, C. Colerille, L. Corti)). itishoPs—Ely , Cailisle, Linda, Quebec, Exeter, Chester, salishury, Louden Oxford .4110)Osseulers Alls t iaters—•Netb!riatids, Saxon, Spanish, Austrian, French,. Poitug..lose,. Bavarian, Danish, Wiirteni berg, Swedish, Russian, Turkish. AVernien—llircit, Atkins. ' . And a great number of Naval and Military Officers. Alter the Levee the Pritiee Regent invested Sir R. Liston end Sir Gordon Drummond with the Insignia of Grand. Crosses of the Order of the Bath, and 'Sir Alexander• Campbell with the In /. • slgitia of a hotglit Commander. Ills Royal Highness next held a Privy Conned, which was numerously atterityd ; and signified to the Sheriffs of London, ” - ho were introduced, that he wooh . t receive the Address of the Common Council on Tuesday next. tPlart Snaps, Etc.—The Committee of the Common Comicil, appoiptA on the 'Petition of the'lnimbitante of the City, complaining of Ptos - &e.,,fregtientiug the public streets, have made a Report, in relation to the numerous tamps for the sale, spiritons liquors in different parts - of the. City, , slid pArtienhirlV in the out-wards That it world: be desirable if licences shonid only be reoewrci or in; rant e(1 w persons 110 1 1.11111 y log taverns; virtu :11111g houses, inns; coffee houses, or ale-houses, agreeably to ekka of Par. linment which. WM unanimously agreed to, ntia Ortigrett tO he printed, and the LuRD MAYPIX wi}f requested: to ;: pvy it copy of the „um; Wore the first Congtt of Aldermen.