The Sun. — London, England, 1817-05-23 00:00:00

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'IA 46140""brtersleys Pall-Mall; v ett% and 6.41 , ~it.41.,-,rect; and liy the Secretary, Nu. 7, Cra ,,,4ltiii;iint7.l Where the Books Islay be seen by tb . ese %%th e ,-", 44#011 this Charity, and where the h4g '4% 'etlnesday in every Month. 's k.NI;IIE.kI, DISEUE AND rrs CON. tc siEtatigNeits*, 1)',1 W4l.published, int.trattd with Cases, tt ()1 "I. NATI ot, the PRE -4111:.it. CtinF. of rile VENEItit DISEASE, 11,,ilii,k4aocrttrr,,11y.i.ii,pluinsi.and n't the COlineCteli With it ; contain -I•lliiti.:.; 4fid et i Mucalpistkargel ? the rtvT!. ►nut l Cutaneoul XW t ' I Y , tif " , stoses, , general or lo •ltittt N4 r ,P ti ° l3 ) &C. &c. comprising an Elc and a Guide to the general ,e113,14,131.iLi:1/41se_lect Pr escription's', applicable to pi:h t 4 .11° 0 / I— M. CATO 04 4 Iiitt 4 1 41 lee, , NJ Surgeon, ka t loapitais ‘,"‘", e4 ille-strect, Strand, late of to w , " -} t St. Tliciriits's mid tiny's. Wet) and Co. 20, PatcrtioOter*rolvP • • ~~ . ir , f-i!.T.• 7. '-'-.• l'.''''':' '' '' 7- ' ---- 7 • 7 ' — ' - • ": . ' . . < .. • . , • • • . , . • . , __ • ~. .. ~.. , .... „ . , ~ • . . ' • . s; " .'". : • .! ,t .- • : - . ' .. , . • , I t "' . • '• , imam= 1.1 9 . .Ti:77-11 r .., ‘ 4 , ••• , !., ,,. , ‘,., , ,.. .................: ..... ...... ;...i. , *,-......___,....... N wtrig,k ELECTION. IJ P4 eO i' • ' i ii,„ l. ' NI IT're,F, for CONDI:T.CTING the , krio;i o ft , • . • .. . . . .tio . AoDEHo(.NE, Esq ' SITS DAMN' t, ,ipklitg , CROSS, •• .. . CHARING' •CII.OS . R . , - fr n ris Ten • , !1 "°• 11 111g to Five in tlid.Afterrnion, ',when; his 4te , Parlirularly requested to attend. - • 'sip ~ • • .... . • 4, . j.4,1817- -------, _ • ' • Victualling OtfiCe; April 29, 181 7- j ' 4op F lepta OF HP; NIAJESTI"S NAVY ON i , HALF-PAY. 41, : 4011:14 c, ti IaSIONERSIorVICTUALLING b : ~,ii.„, latspy, , ~ 4 s NA‘ , I' (to wham the execution of the 1, 4 , ' ".. " ; 14 . 1 , d r t , a the X.ledical Departmeflt of the late Trans . - . ~ 1 " *c ell], been transferred) not considering it . 2 ' '"'luire 1 ' A, 11, I ht Address of Medical Officers on Flair- !, Itil A 411 'nee in t4cll . Ytar, Notice is hereby given 1 2 4 •1, that their Quarterly Address will, for the i s t -.... h PelUe tt d with ; aud that, in intim, it will only '.k . .;: t . ititili u P"lhtru to transmit the particuhrs of their 1 r 4 Ct lhee on ths l Blst December, in the present, .. 4 h. 4 crt ll, l:4 Year, provided, however, they do not • lgtre of • , 'N t . 01, 11 - Ali4de in which.event itwill -be int-, ..i. of • t 44.4 11 1 forthwith to report their Removal to this r , ' l , '"t an immediate stoppage being otherwise nal- -1 ' ''' ? 1 4t1 s gainst their Half-Pay. ' qt,„ K ING'S BIRTH -DAY. 1 Milt Y , 1 41i h r GUT, the Contractor, respect- ,.., ,•ri'd,.,: r4 „t. the Public that all those Nunibers which 4 .4 ,1 1.(4, 11 'ites of 1 3 / 4 Supplementary Ticket, wi ll be ' . . 11 ,k tt l . ' i 'll the 4th of JUNE, and will entitle the 0 .ti rit • Chance of all the followiug Benefits which A'' ..,4,ls l littst the same Identical Nurnberg, viz.:— 0 , ~,:. ~:1000,.„ (:),rnsuls 4 •• • ' (1. ;:...1110° . (N I °111) s e • Y tf .' , ~, irt o 4 ;.., • .: "'"q bitto i; ...• ...... 100 :1100eT 4110 . Ditto I 0 5O Money o f .: tilt, sot, Ditto I , oo s. -•• tir- 1441 at the plane time -announces that only • i `O.ll t. • • il N o _ t1. ,, t sale, that being the exact number en- itrt '''„ Ye Plivilege, which fell to the Lot of the 0' „ ;,,':/ebrig the unsold 'tickets,—these are duly ap- A' 'omit:Nti,'," several. OfTier-Keetters, and those who ,i' '+ittt,"' ext.hange their small Prizes had atly •. 4 ~ h ,, • •1 le Prices arse , otiele 'Pi Is t ~,, .c r Zitt les. It i .*" oC9' 19 O[F,igiiiii . .,C2 11 1 ,1 1,4 1 1.., .4 1 0 sixteenth le' i ,"7 Sim tiniibeil, .1. Sivewright had the satisfac- ,.,:,,,,sitnerr Shares, Nu. 12,743, a, Prize of 2009 1 . 1 • , • ;•, 11 ,1344, i•,,.„ Penes of 50'l?. and No. 10,095, ~, . ,v. : „ .- ytt",i Dl lonkt, b as ti t s , and lie hopes sonle-Uf it. 4 k illi *et will be divided.a):•o a" ' " i; '''' :1 ill - ''' ' 'lrY . firt) i- • t'his Iltbees, - No. 3/. - Cern- those win, bp- ,;,, . ,4 . LIT . a '' .lt, t. .Pattrket,„ No, 11, ,Holborn, and N0..1.41, . , . . 4 GNELL, BUCS.S.—FOSEHOLPt PWEt!" $ \ h. 1 , 'LING-HOUSE. ' i l .. k 'Lii ' ll rt. f". -SONO [MAI vrox. • • ... ,-• 't Ind ‘ . • • -1. at, the Swati•lnit. N'ewport 04 4''•it ‘ U " Lill ' ' trwaecto,k, with-. ~i turil,,y, gay SI., 4147 ' , " a ?It t);It r .*. ' * I )i ' ' h ''T 1 1N . , -. S Irranttii. tick- tit t RE S T - ' ( Li Lit s x with - Slated Roof; . most desirably. situate 144 ;11 '. , 1 1 1 , 4 Eititi,,..o, in.the preferable c ontain in g ll')te;,! ,lidapted. for an Arademy ; o ' li • 1 41, 4 ette.ellent pee , -built aillsleqting rooms,--on l, s ' 44 t glit sleeping rooms,—on the ground boor, Is . ' 4. `'. iti,"h,2 1 411, two parlonrs, kitchen, and tars scitoe .. I, AI ir 1, 74 about sixty-thiee feet long, cellar under dr 4 4 tik . tsp. 6 ..rouud with offices, and a private ~ hi. 4 , t t ;,, I YJ , . . ' N' . .. , lit adl oinl n g . r , * titiN, l lll the Sale, and. particulars had at -the ~ i i t ies4 , lgitell; the King'fiArm.s, Stoney Stratford; 1'. 4( ' ) Ia lk )! •11 •Tons in the4Ajacent towns ; and of Top- • 4 ' ~ ...htt " 1 -L t pliol te d uctionteri s . . s cesaan a 22, St. Paul's • l'y ."--,--,-......, , , .................... r ' q) It --.. './ , 411' 'ON. .1:1;t11141 DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF , i . A , 'IPRINONED FOR. SMALL DEBTS. - ! ' *' 1 1114 Craven-atreet, Strand, May I,' 1817. `' ).4, " C TIONS si a ce the las t it4PORT. 1 , , etch: . , k, s, 11. „tt ) , ' easy. Vice-President - A. 't 5 0 t ••,1 J „,, '. . 11 ? -4 ' 14 " ViecOunt %Ilkley • A. 2 2 0 .. ' eP,. v l 9 l TrtNor - . A. 5 0 a Sit itt esiti - - - A. 2 2 0 wlr, "ke•hianaging the Subscrip tion $ n 14i:41411e, of 11 - ritish Prisone rs in hpri,„:; 4 POn,ttioli from the Balance .. ra , til t o a mi n a! t ot ~,, ,e ot p ur p ose - eon 0 0 •', Ns, lt t 4 trilro i , ll l. n d - - on 0 0 - 1. 44 r --, x•sti„ - A. 1 1 0 .ye e, ll,l ` - - 20 0 0 . k , i tikw i - - A. aa 0 t1411,E."7 lireret I , ' - - on, ,sci. A. 10 10 0 . P •af fil Z i 2 0 0 - - - iirtytt.haa-'4q.A. 5 5 o _ •• t, I;,t:l.tig L;s,•ePer S ecretary - A. 22 0 4 ,:torie t Y ' '‘)k kuut 4 Friendly Brothers 5 0 0 : t l ,, Q , t sq. - A. 2 `-' 0 :VRIDAY,,3I*AY 23, 1817. ROYAL. ACADEMY, SoNtsmv-pLAcE. Tthis—EXHIBITION or the ROYAL. ACA DENIY ii ao OPEN.- - -Arhnission, from Eight o'Clueli till Seven, OnkStfilling. Catalogue PneSliilliug. HENRY HOWSRD, R.A. Secretary. 1 M QUARTERLYitEWENV, Na. XXXII was PUBLISHED THIS D.Y. Printed for JOHN MURRAY, Albenuirleltrect. • OFFIcE OF.OItD2V/INCE. k(ay7, • - • T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICgRS. of His MA .... JE'STY'S NCB ' do' hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at theie.Qffice ill Pall-Myatt, on or, before We . dnesday, the eftth Instant, front such Per sans as .tAsty be willing to undertake the Supply of COALS fort Service of thii Department, for a period of One Year from the lof Jqly nest,, . • The Coal. must be of the Description denominated Adair's Main, orEighton Moor, and will be required to be eleliveted free of airy Exposer, cavept , the . King', 'Duty, riiher 021 Shore, or into Tfesself or, Craft qt. any. Place in the laver Thames., and at Faversham, oral. anti Port or Place in the za re pAfedumy, and also i re Ow Port of Little Hampton, in: the Calmly , of Stow,- as "nay be required. Fur:bets Partictilars, together the Terms and Con fliti,ms of the Contract, may be Anawn at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be deli erred, sealed • tip, and endarsed, o ‘. Proposals for Coal 4;" hilt no Proposal can be admitted after the said fails instant, at Ittaelvea'Clock at Noon of the sameday neither will any' Tender be noticed, unlr.s.s the Port!" making it .v or an ..dgent in his be,itef,shall'attentl. Lip Qrder of the Board, R. 11. CR II , Secretary. UNCONINIO,r:, TRAVELLING, from the SARA CEN'S HEA s N, SNOW-t-11141,. To YORK, LEEDS, EDINBURGH, and.all PAWN of the NORTH. Four Inside Coaches , the Beat Horses, and keel exeullentTitne By 1%. W. MOUNTAIN anti Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INNx SHOW-HILL, 'LONDON. fir POST-COACII ES, N.IAIL- Jill. COACHES, &c. set out from 't he &sracen'a Wad Inn, :•- 'l l l4e UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one Night ors•the Road, carrying - Prate Insitfeeand'Four Outsides, seta out every Day at One o'clock, arrives- at Liverpool next Afterarein at Six o'clock,, through DUnstable, Wobutn, Lathbury, Nortli.oupton; Welford,* . Lratertvorth; 11 itreltley, Atherstone, Lichfield, Steller Regely?-bleercustli, Knutsfordi 'Warrington and Present. , , `S'OUTHAMPTON/, Lymitigibn; WitßitekEi;'ami Basin'g stoke New Four Inside Coach at half-past Seven o'clock in tbo Morning, ..arrives the Dolphin jun, Sont r hatupton,, Five o'clock.—'lliis is a. most delightful Couveyance to the Isle of Wight; Jets•er,' Guernsey,` Sh'ffiloes, Havre de Grace, Cherhurgh, &e. . • . •!.• • . Shl KEWSBIJItYf ‘Vellington, Post-Coach, e v4„S EVE:6l'6g at rive o' elbek Retired.` • • ' • WEYM ll' PH; 'Mee eiter ' Blab:J(6rd, ry, Ardor , r, and Raeitagstoke, .kiew..post Coach, -every Aftertsisso; The Weyrnouill Packets tq Guernsey i Jersey, Alderney,, St. Ma toe's; &e. - • EXETER, 'Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, end Salisbury, NeW Pest COach, every Mornings at Seven o'clock, 'through Honiten, Aiminster, Bridiiort, Blatill ford, Basingstoke, and Bagsbou ' •-. • BASTON',,Spaldiug, Petetl?orough, Stilton, and Hunting den, Royal Mail Coach, sets out' every Eveni ng to Spilsby, •Lolith,Grbettlsy, and Hull: • ' •• • • • • OATH And Bltl:aoJ , 'FlYillg.rgst4.;xiaelie s, . t h r o i sg h pentlasi, Caine, and Marlhorough',: every Afternoon ; arrive . •at . 111s.'Nfiiy's; the Greyhound* iiin;'-Bath,. and ihe:Londoit , Town, Thomas-Street, and tbe r liwann; Bristol, next Morn ng.--Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Ply mouth, &c. LEEDS new light Coach, called The Rockiligham, sets out every Morning, carries Four-Insides only, and goes remark ably easy, • wi* Li a Guar tl .throughout. Passes thronglyStatn, ford, Newark, Itetford, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden . Lion, Leeds, next morning. Notwithstatidiug the uncomMon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the most tameable and complete Public Conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled 16 Accommodation by any other. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-green, Annan, Dumfries, ,Brownbill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Canmock, Kingswell, and all Parts ot - Scotland, a Post Coach (daily). • YORK, Scarborongh Whitby, Shields; Sunderland, New castle, and Edinburgh, ' New Four Inside Coach r with a Guard throughout; sets out every Morning by way of Newark, Rot (Ord, Tadcaster, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham, Mot petit, and . Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued trent the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any additional Fare. hIARLBOROUGH, Swindon, Rantshury, Hungerford, and Newbury Post. Coach, at Seven, Morning. BRIDGENORTH arid - APalsal New Post Coach, every Evening. • . CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven, Four Inside Post- Coach, and a Guard all the way, . passes through Breugh, ApplebY; Greatab r age, Richmond, Catterick, Bore ugh bridge, Wetherhy, Aberford, Doncaster, and-. Grantham. Sets• out every Morning, and perfortos die journey with the greutest Passengers detained on the Road by business or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage Of their Seats being se cured in the next Coach. • KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Choirey, Otmskirk, and Garitang , POst-Coaches, every After noon, at Five o'clocil,—Guardes! , uvEnpooL,. Warrittgton,,,Knutsford, Stone, and Litch field, Post Coach, called The Regulator, every Evening - at Five o'clock, to the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, - Liver -I)o4...Guarded throughout. WAKEFIELD Post-Coach, every Morning, at Half-past Six o'clock. CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurch, Tarporley,Nantwich . , N ot aheeit, and Middlewicli Post-Coach, every Esening„at flue SVINDEitI4ANI), Stockton !. and Yam, :new' Coach every Mornin, to the George Sunderland.. . MA CHASTER, Winslow, Conglilton, Waisal, and Wolverhampton,Post-Cciach, every Aftertuant. Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post- . Coach, celled tbo Rock ingham, every Morning. • BIRSIINGHAM Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day 'at . Noon:, Passes by Oxford, Ensign and,Shipstone, to the Saraeen's Iread, Bull-street, Birrninghasn, • HULL, Northeave, Bowden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Pott - Couch, every Morning at half-past.. Six, tot the Cross Keys, Market -place, Hull. DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgate, Cant ethury, Feversharn, Chatham, Rochester, and , Stroud, New .Post- Coaches, Morning, Noon, and Night.- HER %% Pare, florldesdon, and Cheshunt Coach, every Morning. TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Coach (daily), at Half-past -Ten, Half-past Two, Half-past Four, acid Half-past Seven o'clock.' - WAGGONS. To HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, Watford and Stanmore,Three Times it Week. PISS, Beetles/ Bungay, Bury, and all Parts of Suflolk, every Monday. ' CIRENCESTER, Abingdonv•Houley, Bristol, and Glou cester, Three Times a Week. • SOUTHAMPTON,4Vinchester, Ramsey, Lyndhurst, Ly- Mington, Christchurch, Ringwood, Fordingbridge,Wimborn, .pools, Isle of:Wight, ,leriey, and G uern sey Waggons (Disity). SUNBURY, Hatnptonoind 'Twickenham, 'Twice a Week. GREENWICH and Woolwich,. every Day. W.• MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfolly 4clooint 'their Friends emithaPnblie, that -they will not he account 'thei r Friends any Parcels, Passenger's Luggage,•Writings, Plate, &e. of more t bon Vivi. POICIS,VI6IIIe, if stolen, ILst, or damaged, legs entered as such, and theinsurtutre paati for aceintlit!gly, THE_STONE BOTTLES nury BILL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. Hasty Observations on the tendency-of the pro posed Bill for laying a duty of . ss. per cwt, on. all earthen-warebaitles, under the size of two quarts , .as tar, as "tiker.sarne will ,affeca blackittg-. and others who use these bottles, It is understood that the glass bottle-matters complain that they are injured in the sale of their bottles, by the clay bottles not paying duty ; but the fact is,•glass bottles never .wcre;.nor can they he, employed for the purposes. to:which the stone bottles arc principally applied ; nerther can glass bottles be used tor those purposes, even should tile:41111y be imposed on stone ware. The 'coals employed in burning the stone-ware also yield, in duty, a considerable revenue; this revel ue.wilt be lost, and the number of sailors required for the transport of the,coals, as well us tonnage, will he reduced in proportkiti, With an adequate increase of revenue from glass,,; tlii' l slttelting trade being of such' a, nature - as en tirely c to tht, use of glass, bx.way,ot aub stitute, • Nor are these the only evils which the revenue Will sustain from any reduCtiOn Of the`blacking trade. Nor will the diminution of ;titt potters' trade, together with th:.: ruithot. those trades ! which can only use stone-Ware' bottles, be • the only public loss, ,for - tl „great quantity of - salt, which pays a, high ditty to !lie• revenue, is ..em ployed to.give them their glazing in the fornaCe., This duty will be entirely lost',' to an extent far 'beyond what the stone-bottle , ; whilst at:umber:of now-employed 7 in the ma unfact of„ ,salt, will be thrown out. of tin - ploinient in proportion, .tiiat ceasing to be *demanded. t TCY this it should be added; that 'a considerable ,qttantity•of blacking is new exported. to foreign part's, and yet this trade AllUitt be entirely anni hilated if the proposed duty is laid"c;n, r.lien we e,otisider that one reason- of out possessing that tile-,,clieepness tit which,.the,artiele,,can. at present J ie - experteil: - • "the only effect that'ean l?eprodliced by laying on! the proposed . did he (o Tido, to , a certain ottent., the ,potters :who. alike the.bot t les, and. to ruin ent feFy the 41aclOng makers in I.44.nyhan, tor the corittdoilities - crf . iiie latter can ouly'be made fiartsilileY:•by einpftiyink - bdttilet'abie ti4t'ati4l •the rough tillage of carters' intl. Mist - ringers; since thii priceol,the enincuocilty„ admits only ,of. the coarsest end cheapest packages, its cr:ltes, old baskets, Wand the'like.* . Indeed, the trade can. uric ':bear the expeper of packageslit for titepro tection of glass bottles. For the articles chiefly employed in this manufacture pay high, dutiesas the Oil of Virrinl; Vinegar, Sugar; OAS, Sell ing Wax, Cosks,'Paper fir Labels,. unit okbei which, are a,' secret, lkildtvii,only to the tin kers: besides the great revenue paid for ackeqise. mentsin all the London ancti'rovincialNewspapers. Let it also be observed, should any rise take place in the price of liquid blacking, and which most, in evitably be the coasespience of an advance ,duty on stone bottles, the country people would imme diately make it fur theniselves, and Otis the ma, ncifecture of . blacking be entirely destroyed. But above all,- setting the inclividnal interest of the blacking proprietors quite old of.the questions it cannot well escape the notice of the I,,egisla titre, that the pottery trade must Stiffer With the blacking trade.: and alsn that numbers of perkins will be consequently thrown out of-,employ,,AS porters, workmen, clerks, and agents of various kinds, dispersed all over ,the country, 14, • stance at any time to be deprecates', but peculiarlyso at the present intintent, when Gniertitiient are obliged to apply. for the sanction of' Fiirliament-to measures for assisting the .unemployed,pour, 1 remain, yowl truly, • - RICHARD TURNER. Blacking Manufactory, 114, Loudon Road, stout tivark. Waymourn, Msr 21. , --The inhabitants' of this town were not a.little:gratified at-the,opportunity of, once more celebrating, tbe, return of the Birth. (lay of our gracious QUE ' EN, on MOnday last. The testimonies of Inyalty7atid respect that were evinced on -this...occasion,. were 'never exceeded ,here. At one o'clock .4, royal salute and tired from the guns at Portland. Castle, and the Bri , tiSh flags Were hoisted at the . .Costom House, ship."• the , barbour,. and-ut the different public places.. A party of Gentlemen of the former. tle. partment, with their friends, assembled at the King's Head Hotel, Mr. Win. Saxton' in the Chair, and enjoyed this anniversary in a most COSlVivial manner. Nor - Waslhis the only social meeting ,that did honour ro the 'clay Mr,. G. Stone, proprietor of' the Waterloo,House of ta.. shionable silk mercery, invited a.party of 'Gentle , men to dine with him et the Golckn Lion Tavern, Dr. Napier, bf 'Pronto, Vie PreSident.—Maity appropriate loyal toasts and sentiments were in, Iroduted by Mr. &one, of whom we cannot speak in terms of sufficient commendation for his Jibe. rality and' politeness in conducting and pi - esiang at this entertainment. Oar fishermen' yesterday caught a fine sturgeon in 'our liay, upwards of I cwt. reight.; On Thursday, id ay, and . Saturday se'nnigbt, the boats belonging t 4) Mount's-Bay. caught aD immense quantity of maeLatel, which were sold at eight shillings a hundred, A French tnackat el boat was Forced to cottie ,Intol'enzettice and sell three thousand fah, haring used the whole of her stock of salt, and being as de as she could sWilu i—tbey were retiiltd4t a penay tach, TRW SEVENPENC PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS. EMPLOYMENT QF THE POOR. The Exchequer Bills. 13ill, tar the employment of the Poor, amended in the Committee, ha, beet: . pritoed, The tolkm.ing are the principta liis illajestymay, atithoriz.! Cornmissioners.Of Treasury to issue Exchequer Bills not exceeding 1,500,0001. Bills to . • bear an interest of twopence half penny'per cent. irer,diem. such Bills. as" 'shall be advanced for the etrvyitig , on Of ' any - public works, shall be payable within . three years from the issuing thereof . ; and ail , streh Liitls as. Shall7beadvaneeal for the assistance °fully parishes. shall be made -payable t%iihin two years afar Easter one,thousand eight huudred and eighteen ; the principal sum coutainel in .eves y such Bill, together.. iuteiest ,of;),vsaid, to he computed from ,the day of the dive therect until the time appointed for payment thereof, shall he paid off and discharged upon, the days and tiints • vSsilPit4lY. a P.Pc'jiii.P. ( l,for I.4PHyment thereof. • The Lord . 4ietitenaul of Ifrehintl, Ini,y (r o w - the advance of 256700/. out of - the prothiee'it; the Consolidated . triltd 'there, for Aie purposes this Act, Lord, liohett? St:v.ll(4lr, the Hun.' lainhooftir -Th" 1 " ,15 O .Y" ACtand,:iir Cintel6 E.lutoutittoe., Str.Arnes Shawe, Sir John Pvtritig,,Thonias Sties loch tiooch, John Littition, , Fownets• 'Antra, tharles•Gronyttal, John Cbri!Alan. Curwen, ,Tbotpus Grituston 44.toottr1,,iolla Stuitb, 'Henry Swann, Robert Matthew 'Thomas Reid., Benjamin 11.irrhort, joirri - Thornton, 4011 u DeliOrid Phelps, John-Angersteio, John :Berens, anti, ( pet, Eitinireb, to he COnnuis.sioners for the executiontif Act in Great Britain. The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to nominate. and appoint sur;ll persons as he shall think fit, wit exceeding 15,in number,. to. be Cntnatissioners for the - extent ion of this Ace in Ireland. Commissioners. to . meet. to receire.or appoinra pet son to receive applications in %vtiting for the Loan 61ExCliegiftr I.l'i is., awl to . ceo;:!'i !_he u it a immediately waitmd. TreaSury to 'direct the Exchequer to 'issue 13;113 n - nit the bard 4.,ieutenant. in Irelatiti to issue, yarraut for titivances out of tite.,cotisoii dated Fund. . Persons ;n whom Bills shall bq advanced to en. ter into security, &e. Depoli,t of stuck nmy be- received instead of. personal security.. Coolmissliniers to require'thOrtgges of tolls of public works as acoftateral aecurity ; proprietors of such works empowered to.mortga.ge prio iiryr-o4r-1411 securities; except those of boia fide .creditort,entitted. to repayment of their priripal as ‘VCII as. in tsresf Money . may he advanced for s'piitiiia ‘viiils in Ireland on ntitgage tic 'rates 'under the nialrigt. Went of .( 4 ,ommissioners . appointed by the told Iskrilenan:tviThObt'personal security: may be lyivanced for patilie Great its rertain cases, on mortga . geyvf rates; under' the management of the ComMIS• ;loner's, wittilintVersdniii security. - Mooey , may be o(ittLoced for ,building or repair ing . , Triiste'es" of roans to whom advance blade under '6l4' Act , inaY- inerefise tolls Icir iepayttrent::. • • Atilastce.,uht to• be made to the Itarish, uoloas aPPlicatiott .ntade • with consent cif inajosity. 'timber, and lour-fifths In'6lZre of persons pay. Ituteri: Advance loony parish not to ezqee , l theansount of last half .ye.mr's Pao' . Rate.; (.4:-,rseers to pay instalment out of Poor Rates, and mike rates, if "titeissary, - 'for the purpose, ' ' • Where. four-fifths of proprietors of lands; &c. is an parisb, apply, t4ir au .. advance, ; the rate for re-paymeta,may be made on proprietors. No'advanee tO'be made to any parish . in 'Atilt the-l'oor-q.atei for the •year'ending'Easter 181'7, shall not ; he doadde aterage. annual amount Pf Poor-ratel, for the three years. pit:ceding It 3 I 6, Advance' to . prishes to be . repaid within two years from I.;;Tister 181 S. - '• The remaining clauses., relate principally toihe repa,ywent, and , the means of obtaining the plate. WirreSintsvici:Thellaris P.ipers, of the 2011 i, furnish 't with the Propositions of the States of WirteMbeig, presented to the Ning on. the Bth iustent,..and his Majesty's answer to them. L . the objects in discussion, Jhe principal arts deelisted.to he the responsibility '. Public yorre tionaries, the Constitution aridpeymanenee of the National 'Representation, the freedom and secitrAy. of its Representatives in the exercise. Of their du. .tes, and lastly, the arrangement of the Finances. In.his-reply co the Address of ;he States, in their propositions fur the adjushnent of enhtes, the .King adopts •the declaration that w4ich 100 - 1 i t9tttetitablitlikrnor;, of the ltu*e. Constitution of the studl be decided in the.mbrst of the .. 3 y .. , ;setublv by' maj&riq of vot4, generally have the.'elfeet hity hlis - Majesty next-concurs in the necessity of prsreteed..i ing to : settle the points .atri:cinig the permanence of the IttpresentoCon, and the finances. tie thin irstintatei the prine;ples %Walt have infirrencea iris eorulatt iwriegarri to the formation of CC;7l , 43iiiio¢: , , ttd the regutatJun „of..the public purse. 4 " Ti.te sans the Xing, are simple, and will decidedly show they - have.not been tbeta . teil by a desire 0 augmetitithe power, of tne•Sovereigni-INt from the purest zeal for the welfare of the,State, which never can be considered as assured till the people are 'free under the,dominion 'orthe' laWs restating (ran the deliberations'of their reOreseu. , wives in concem with their SovcrOgn...—tow4 cognized by the former, and sanctioned by the lat ter but, nevertheless, to be enforced by the her• tareign with a power that nothing can In utter.".