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. , . Pertalil PF ( ' 4 .1 _ ....- , .... a f v N . lo;\ :,.., ... i r v ....,.. ~„.4.,..-:.,z _ ~, • ...., 1.. 4. I_ 1 , 6 1:. 0- '..... ''... • r b : e 11 WW, iii __' . 4,5 1 51' -,...... - , • esk*oi, itz4A.t, J. • • - • - •::?•z"- „, ••V • 'oiAttNs l;fi . ~~ t T . A ri . 44 1 mi: NUMBER 431 7.] 11, u N _,ice.Y, JULI 1.6, 18°6. • LPI~ICE PENCt, VAUXHALL. Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of THIS PRESENT EVENING, July 16, will be a GRAND GALA, and Intl LI lANT EXHII3ITION ,of FIRE-WORKS Admission Three Shillings. 0:r The Public are respectfully informed, that owing to the necessary Preparatidns _tor ,(.alas, the Gardens can only be opened on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.. LORD VISCOUNT MELVILLE. YESTERDAY the CONVENTION of ROYAL 81 1 RCHS, how a,brtnotect here, voted the tuliowigg ADDRESi to 1.0,RD MELVILLE: ' TO THE RIGII HON. HENRY LORI) VISCOUNT SILL viLL 6, &C. &C. iicC. We, Representatives of thb,Royal Burghs of Scotland, in annual Couvelition assembled, beg leave to congratulate your Lurisosp on the Issue of a :Dial which has rescued your Lord Ship's Charade' and Honour from an Accusatiun which ',;nowleoge or both made us confidently believe a f , • Itquiry would prove.toluive been u;', ly to ourselves on an event which restores to toe c. the Nation a Statesman who, in the 21.—t cr!ti, di 4nd trying tunes, defended our oeloVed • ..,id OupetiVied C. iistitution, from the Attacks of Do.. in, sic and Foreign Enemies ; we recall with a melancholy • aion those times, and the services in which )our Lord • - pp.114(1 the wisdom and . .firainess of your Character to' those 0; cxaltetl Statesman, now no nt.re -whose Memory is rto tie revered -whose loss is ever to be lamented. As the Representatives of the Royal Burglis of Scotland, we feel ourselves particularly called upcin to offer this Tri bute of Congratulation to your Lordship ; whose attention was unremitting, and whose public services were most im vrta,it to the rmerestsof our Native Country. Tim your life rnar . be prolonged tor such useful and patriotic purposes as those to v, hich i. has been hitherto detroted, is a wish which Nvc believe to k:C C.. 11141011 to us with the great m a jority of our Fell. Signed in our-name, and by our appointment, by WM. F ETTES, Preses. luly 9. 1806. TUITION. • YOUNG LADY of very respectable Family Anil Cmairxions, wno can teach Etighsn • Grammati. cAtly, speak I. reucil correly, and understands the Elements undertake, in a respectable Family, to in. itruct the Young Ladies in those Branches of Knowledge ; or the Advertiser would engage in - t tie capacity of Teacher, in a.School of eminence. Applications diredecl to Mess. .Knott and Lloyd, 4is's Birmingham Gazette °dice, Birmingham, will be immedi 7 ately attended to. • TO. BE'SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, 'l . 1 1 N Elegant COUNTRY .RESIDENCE; in the Vicinit,y of tiny St. Edmund's, in Suffolk; coniist ing of a Mansion newl y• built, the Rooms few, but of ample dimensions, tasttionably and handsomely fated up, with pro •pet Offices, dounie Coach-house,, Stables, Dove.cote, good walled Garden well planted, Plea Sure-grounds, Fish-ponds, &c. with any quantity of Most excellent Pasture pot exceed. ing One Hundred Acres. The House is on a Lawn, fronts the South, commands very AO and beautiful Prospeds. si tuated by the side of the pleasant Green of Horringer, about two miles from Miry, celebrated for the gentility of its I nlia bitatirs and Neighbourhood, and distant from Loudon a very easy day's journey, sixty-eight miles of good Road. • For further particulars apply to Messrs. Windui, Son. and Holloway, Sou t haMpton-hutlclings, London; or to George Zrown, Esq. Bury St Edmund's. • SHRUB's.HILL VILLA, near BAGSHOT and WIND. SOR GREAT PARK. TO Bg SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SMITH, At Garraway's Coffee-house ?Cba,, A e-alley. London, Tu. morrow, fuly 17, ;1806, at Twelve o'Clock, ADModern FREEHOL-ESTATE, comprising a and very u mplete Dwelling-house, with double to wt.-house, Stabling for ten horses, Barns, walled Gardens (p 1 ~red with I- mit-trees), inctused Yards, Hot and Succes sion-houses, Paddock, Pleasure-grounds, Fish-ponds, and fun-grown Shrubbery, interseaed with Gravel-walks, well timbered, together with fine Leasehold PaddoCks, only sepa rated by the Western Road, and inclosed by a Pale Fence and Qulck He.iges, pleasantly situated at Shrub's-Hill, FO e6t ; it inileArom London, 12 from Guildford, and 7 trom Windsor,_ with good Roads at all Seasons ; pos acssing many local advantages. • Printed particulars may be had on the Premises ; the Bush, taines ; of Mr. Smith, No. 9, New 13road-street, and at Windsor. ' ' GENTEEL RESIDENCE, near DORKING, SURREY. TO RIF, SOLD 8? AUC ram, By Mr. SMITH, At Garraway's Cotiee Itnase, 'Citait,;e-alley, London, To. morrow, I tilt 17 B_6. at Twelve o'Cloc., AFREEHOW ..and COPVHOLD ESTATE, compriting a very ‘omptete, substantiai, and well. built Brick 0 weittitg.house, Coach-houe, ' and Stables, Garden. P icasure.ground, and Shrubbery, containing about . two tVeres, situate on a pleasii , g - enunence. rite Cotrfian dene in a beautiful diversified ('ountry', and in the vicinity of the most respectable Neighbourhood ; a sm.di distance from Dorking, 24 miles from London. and 30 front Brighton. Tile neat anti genteel Household Furniture may be taken at fair valuation. To be viewed by application to Mr. Killick, Up. holder, Dorking, of whom particulars may tie had ; and of Mr. Smith, No. 9, Nevi Broad -street, near the Royal Ex. change; and at Windsor, BerkS TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By JOHN DAY, 0 On Wednesday, the 23d Day or luly inst. between the Hours of Five and aeven o'Clock in the Afternoon, at the Swan Inn, in Nis:wpurt Pagnell. in the County of Bucks, b, FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at Sherring ton, in the said County at . Bucks, consisting of ja Cottage, or, Tenement, and Bakehouse, with a small Close of Pasture-ground adjoining, containing t A. 4 P. Also, two other. Closes of Pasture-ground lying in Water lane, adjoining to each other, and containing a A. 16 P,. The a;•;vc Premises are Lett to I,,rin Scaldwell at the year ly- Kent of 131. 2s. 6d. and are subject to a Land-tax of x6s. rod per annum, and to an aiSnual payment of at. los. for Preaching a Sermon on the 27th day of March, yearly. fiir further Particulars apply to Mr. Hurst, of Newport Pagnell, aforesaid. BREWERY, AND WINE AND SPIRIT TRADE, ISLE OF WIGHT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Saturday, the 2d day of August, iBO6, at the Bugle Inn, Newport, at Eleven o'clock precisely, by Order of the Assignees of John ste,ane. a Ilinkrupt, A LEASEHOLD BREWERY at NEWPORT, A. on the Banks of the Navigable River Medina, in full Trade, with several Freehold and Leasehold Public Houses attached thereto, and a very considerable Trade in the Wine and Spirit line. Also several other Lots of Freehold and Leasehold Public Houses in the Island, and at -Portsmouth, Gosport, and Lymington, with a considerable Stock of Wine and Spirits. Particulars may be had, by application to Messrs. Clarke and Sewell, Newport ; Mr. Steane, Newport ; Messrs: Wright and Litwin, No., 39 . , Chancery-lane ; and Mr. Au brey, Tooke's-court, Cursitor-street, London : and at the Bt., le, Newport; the Blue Posts, Portsmouth ; the Blue Pcsts, Gosport ; the' Angel, LyMington ; the Dolphins, Southampton; and the George, Winchester. „.. LICTUALLING-OFFICE, • • July t 5, tik6. THE COAIMISSIO NEl?Sfor V1Gr1.1.4 L L ING His 1114YESTY's NAP!' do hereby - kiVe Alorke, Thai on Friday the zith inst. they will be ready '• -eceive Tenders, in iting waled up 7, and treat for Two Hundred and lilt) , Tons of Genuine , OATM EAL ; to he delivered; One Hunched Tons into His-Majesty's Pit - Ilia/ling Stores at Dt . ptfr d ; One Huwired Tons into those at IVerouti, ; Fil "ions into those at Portimouth ; one Half thereof in one ill;nth,-,andthe other Half t ie one. Month alter anal to be paid for 6y Bills, payable, with intesest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrat7 - may he •seett at the Secretaiy'r Office. Nu regard will be had to•any Tender in wh 7 ch the Puce Shall -not be inserted in words at length, or that :ha • 6, leltvered to the Board &fore One o'Clock on the salt .1,4 y, the 1511.. inst. nor unless the Person who snakes t' ~ some Per_ . ton on his hehatj, attends, to answer, nul,.! e •,, EA.TT INDIA flOkl,)E, ' Oleg 7, ISo6. HE COURT of DIRECTORS of 11th UNITED .COMPANY of lIERCiI ‘ I'S of ENGLAND trading to the East Indies do kwre4y . - - That the Transfer Book t}, the said"Cinstpa,!?: Stock will be :Anton. Thursday the - S;L 1 , !2",5,.-e.k.„!, at Two o'Clock, and opened again on Thursday the .70 . :fa(ydollawing. . , - - - - - And that _the Dividend Warrants on the said Con:patter stock, due the sth of 3'u6inext, will be ready to he delivered on Tuesdv aty next, the gth 3' • A 211" RA, AY, Secrets?), . On Monday the r4th inst. ras.published, A LETTER addressed to Mrs. FITZHERBERT, in answer to a Complaint that her Fejlings have INecn hurt by the mention of her Name in the-Review i the. Con. dud of the -PRINCE of WALES; witit'Obsc; %rations on the influence of Example, &c. &c. ' Jay NATHANIEL JEFFERYS, late Al. P. for the City ' • of Coventry. To be had at No. zo o Palk-Mail, price is. On'the First of August will be published, Hardsomely printed in Twoiarge Volumes in Oaavd, price in boards,iBs., a New Eirion, corrected and cousiderably enlorged, being the Sixth, of . T.TTIEMENTS 'of GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, introdu.4tory to Useful Books in the Principal branches of Literature and'Science. With Lists of the most apptoved Authors; including the hest Editions of the. Classics. De signed chiefly • for the I union Stiidents in the Universities, and the higher Classes in SChools, • • By HT MR?. icETT,B. D. -• Fellow and Tutor of ,Trinity College, Oxford. - Printed for Messrs. Itivington, St. Paul's Church-yard; H4tchard, Piccadilly ; and Egerton, Whitehall, I,iindnii ; I Parker and J.. Cooke, Oxford ; and Deightoh,- Of whom may be had,' by the same Author, History the Interpreter of Prophecy ; or, A View of the Scriptural Pro phecies and their Accomplishments in the Past and Present Occuflences of the World ; with CoujeCtures respecting their future Completion. The sth Edition, in 2 vOls. Svo. priceht boards 14$. MONEY. Ik . gESSRS: - LIICAS and Co. beg leave-to FnForm those that may be in want, and desirous of burrowing temporary and permanent Sums of Money, 'and possessed of any assignable Property, that they may be supplied with any Sum on fair and equitable Terms, by paving an adequate An nuity Interest for the same; as also to those of knowii P.o perty any Sum will be adiranced on their Personal Security., Personal applications are &lily received by Messrs. Lucas and Co. ac No, 2, lames-street, Adelphi, Strand; and Let ters (post-paid) answered without delay. • GOSPORT. FOR . PUBLIC SALE, At the Crown Inn, on Thursday Cie 17th of July, 1806, at Ten o'Cl , ock in the Poren THE Good .Spanish Ship MARIA JOSEPHA, alias ES I'REL LA ; regularly conaenthed as Prize to His Majesty's Ship Africa, Isaac Woolley, Esq. Captain. Dimensions—Length 9o - feet 6. inches; -height between Decks 4 feet' 4 inches ; breadth 27 feet 2 inches ; dePtn in Hold 9 feet .to. inches ; square stern, about 257 tons rnee - 4- sure.inent, nearly new, remarkably strong built, and coppered to her light Water Mark ; has .two flush Decks, and well found in 'Stores; would make an excellent Packet, or suit. able tor any Trade where dispatch is required, being a very fast sailer. After which will be sold her Cargo, viz. For Exportation. • , , ' 440 Bags Sugar. 84 Ditto Cocoa-. • For Home Consumption., 93 Bales Sarsaparilla. • • 20. Ditto • t 6 Serous CoLoureal. 4 Bags Allspice. 500 Bides in the Hair. zso Pieces of Hides. • is Tons Logwood. To be vie , .ved at the Brokers' Warehouse two days before the Sale, and CatalogueS and Inventories had by applying to' Messrs. Peyton and Grenfell, Agents, Castle Baynard, London; or MATTHIAS MARCO, 61? joint WILLIAM TURNER, S Brokers. Gosport, June 26, 1806. • , - THE GREATEST CLEARER AND PURIFIER OF • THE FACE. .0 OCONION's ABSTERGENT LOTION is an L. 3 effeeteal. CU RE for ERUPTIONS on the FACE and SK 11:, particularly Wimples, Blotches, Tetters, Ring. worms, Tan, Sunburns, Freckles, Shingles, Prickly 'Heat, Redness of the Nose, Neck; Arms, &c. &c. also for Scorbu tic and Cutaneous Eruptions of every description. Bythc•simple application of this "fluid night and morning, or occasionally thrice a day, it will remove the most rancor ous and alarming Scurvy in the Face.- I t is perfectly sale, and posseskes all the good qualities of the celebrated cosmetics, without any of their doubtful and sometimes .dangerous ef fats. It is an almoit indispensible appendage to the toilet. . A rough and uneven skin, its shining appearance, and yellow and sickly paleness, are by this Lotion effeaually removed. It has'been administered to many thousands without even a single' complaint of its inefficacy—a single bottle will be suf ficient to prove its value. Price 4s. 6d. dbottle, dut' included, with which is given proper diredions ; and on the Stamp of every genuine bottle the words " •Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," are engraved, to imitate which is felony. Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No. 18,• Strand, London; Mr. Smith, Perfumer, No. 38. and Mr.. Raeburn, North Bridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, South-Bridge; .Mr: Davidson and: Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow; W. Cameron, Greenock ,• G. Browning, Paisley ; H. Craw, ford; Kilmarnock; W. Young, Irvine ;• A. Forsyth, and P. Whiteside, Ayr; W. Crawtbrd, C;irvan'; J. Carson, New- Douglas • T. M'Millan, Kirkcudbright; T.M'Credie, Kirk. aldy ; .'Blyth, Leven; J. DeMpster, Cupar ; Allan; Dun: dee ; I'. Craigie, Montrose ; Mitchell, and J. Anderson, A;berdeen ; Dr. White, Banff; M'lntosh,. Inverness ; T. M'Kenzie, Stornaway ; P. Taylor, Stranraer ; Johnson and Bisset; Perth ;.W. Anderson, Sterling; Coke and Reid, Leith ; Alexander, Dunfermline; Wilson, Dunbar; Yinnet, broath ; Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries ;. Phorson, Berwick ; Weddel, Alnwick ; Paterson, Arbutlanot, and Jamieson, Pe terhead ; A. M'Uonald, Trong4te, Glasev‘;; and by mast Booksellers and Venders Qf l'ateut MCdlCitle:S in-the United li.ihf i dom. • ' • • IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF PEERS. TUESDAY, JULY 15. In the Appeal " Charnley v. Lord' Dtinsany and Others," Mr. Apr was heard forfore the Appellant.—; Further hearing to-morrow. . • The Masters in Chancery Bill, the Scbts - Forfeit ed Estates Bill, the Irish Militia Service Bill, the Volunteer Officers" Rank Bill, the Gibraltar and Malta Trade. Bill; the Silk Bounty Bill, the Sugar Bill, the French Wines Bill, the Gunpowder Im portation Bill; the Masts Bill, the Raisins Bill; the Excise Laws B'll, and the Innkeepers' Allowances Bill, were read a second time and committed for to murrow. • Mr. ALEXANDER, Mr. BALDWIN ; and several other Metntieri the II >the of CommonS, brought ~ 111 Cik, Linen Drawoack Bill, and some Private Bills; wh .h were real a first tune. tie Nabob of the Carnatic's Creclitors'Bill p;rsed through a Committee; and was reported. .The Attorney-G..'neral, Mr. Ca'craft, Sir Charles' Morice Pole, Mr. Parnell, Mr. Alexander, and seve rJ other Mei - illiers of the House of Commons, brought up•the Chancery Clerks' Bill, the Ordnance Lands' Bill, the Seamens'• Wages Bill, and the Irish Itevenues'Bill ; which were read atirst time. • The Americanlntercmarseßill was, on the Motion of L0... - f GAL,&viLLE, Ordered to in read a third ,tirue The -Irish Quit Rents' Bill' was read a second time, after a conversation between ,Lord REDES DALE, Lord GRENVILLE, Lord EL.noN, and the Earl of LtmEatcK, as to tilt: nature of the Bill, and com mitted for to-morrrow. The House resolved itself into a Committee on the, Irish School Commissioners' Bill.—Some con versation arose upon the- Clauses, between Lord -Wedesdale, Lord Grenville, and the Bsi s 7 sory. Lord Redesclale .y, - 4 to ren der, the Bill temp,.ark instead of permanent . ; which *as oppoed by LOrd Grenville, and negatived. The Bishop of Ossory propOsed a Clause to save the Privileges of Trinity College, in Dublin ;..but it was thought by Lord Grenville unnecessary,' . as the BUJ would not affe& the Privileges of the College. After . some further conversation the Bill passed through the Committee, and was reported without \Amend ment. SLAVE TRADE. On the Order of, the Day being read for the House resolving itself into a Committee on the Slave Ship Restrktion Bill, _ _ _ The Earle IVESTMORLAND"went cher seve ral of the arguments before urged against the Bill, which, he contended, svoulci be highlywinst in its operation, and that by enacting that the Ships now employed in the Slave Trade should be traded by the same owners, great loss of property would frequently_ ensue to the remaining owners o'f a Vessel, where a part owner died, or became bankrupt, as in that case, from the change of the property, the Ship could not be continued in the trade. • Lord GREA PILLE conten4ed that it having been determined by both Hoifses that the. Slate Trade blight to be abolished as soon as possible, it was a necessary ,consequence of that measure ,to bring in the present Bill, in order to prevent that su perabundant supply" of Slaves which would other. , wise be attempted in the interval to be poured into the West India islands, while it way at the same time an a 6 of justici to the subje6ts of the country to .prevent them from , engaging in a trade tip their certain loss. He didnot conceive that any injustice to individuals would result from the present Bill, al= though; in all great measures of policy, it was impos- - sible to prevent some individual hardships arising from their Operation. ' Lord ELDON. argued, that in the present case individuals Might be exempted from loss of property without endangering the principle of the Bill. He was of opinion that; from OK; words of the Bill, if any part owner Of a Ship emploved in the Slave Trade died or became bankrupt, the property being changed, the remaining owners could Snot Continue to trade with the vessel, the property in which would the(eforebecome of littleOr no value, the remaining Owners sustaining a heavy loss, and the estate•of the testator or the bankrupt be seriously_ injured, and thus creditors be unable to obtain_ their demands. , The Earl of LAUDERDALE defended the Bill, and maintained, that the persons engaged in the trade had had amply sufficient notice of the inten tion of the Legislature to abolish it,. 'and- therefore ()tight not now to complain of injustice. He thought that the words of the Bill, which had been ohjetied to, ought to . remain, as to allow other' owners to trade with'. the present vessels would only tend to increase the number of clalmantt for. compensation when the Legislature finally abolish. ; I the trade . . s _ _ • -Lord Viscount SIDMO VTI - 1 ckelared binlsOf friendly to•theu'oolition of the trade, provided it was (lane aA i itiously, With full information upon the sub jeet, and with as little injury and , oppression as , p9s sible to individuals. • • • Lord. RBDESDA LE also expressed hitrell friendly to the Aboittiola, but he thought it .• had been retarded by the harshness used towards those who carried on the Trade. In ordpc to prevent this Bill from being a harsh measuly upon individuals, he suggested that those words" should be left out Which restricted the ,emplofplent of the yesselS now in the trade to the present 'owners. Lard' ELLENI3gRaVII NI - rtfa • of opinion that , , the words objetted not legally bear the inter pretation which had been put upon them. tie ciin 7 tended, that notwithstanding the death of baril4iiptcy of any of the part owners, the vessels might still be navigated upclet the old register. The fiouie then reSolvetz itself into , Committee, Where,. sotne conversation aioe upon the -different in the course of"'N'Vhic!)..LOrel ELiENB9- F,9t79.4 Warmly replied 0 an ei)Fess!un- ns , e4 by the Earl of WESTMORLAND. The latter Noble Lord moved to leave out the words . " any cr.vner or ers," with a view to prevent the trade from being, restriCted to the present owners of the vessels em- ployed in it. This was opposed by Lord ELLENB:). notiGH and Lord GRENVILLE, on the grounds be- Lore stated 5 and supported by Lord ELDON. The propoSition was negatived: Lord ELDobl moved to extend the time limited for taking out licences for navigating vessels.in the trade from the lit of Aug. to the Ist of Sept. This Amendment -was also n,.- gatived, as *as likewise.an Amendment propoi.ed by the Earl of WESTMORLAND, to limit the duratio!l . the Bill to the end oi• the next Session of . Parli tnent, instead of two Years. The Bill then p;ii , t d through the Committee, and.was reported v..ithoL.t • amendment'. • The. Bankr;lpt Laws Bill was mat; a second time, and committed for to-mm-row. Adjourned till to-morrow (thisiday), HOUSE OF COMMONS. TUESDAY, JULY I's, A Message from the Lords, declared their Ass:ent to the Quarantine Bill and others, 46 also requesuid a Copy of the Report of the .Committee fur. c,•K amining. the Accounts of the Exch.equer of Sett relating. to the . Grams from the Forfeited •Esta . tes, with Abstrads of the Proceedings. To this part .)f -the, Message the Corntrions resolved -to, send an; Answer by•Meiseo,o-s of tifeir own. Simpson's Divorce .Bni com - nitted, and, arter tlie examination of NV - finesses, 'passed through the 'Committee. The Ordnance Lands Bill, the Sca:nan's. ment 3111, the Bell Rock Bill, :the S' , .:otch tiof ited Estates' Bill, and Rodney's Annuity Bill, v.':_•r a third time and passed. Mr. WILLIAM- WYNNE moved for a Copy of Co:n7nission or Coulinisons grair:. 1 to provide for the proper Arrangement anti. Preservatinn of the-Pqh, lic Records of the' Kitigdom, on the 1 Ith of July, 1803, pursuant to the,Address of the Huse ; stating what had been dune under the Commission, and what were the present Proceedings. Ordered, Mr. WYNNE then presented an Account of the QUalifications of Deputy Lieuteuants and Militia Of:- ficers, from the date of the last Return. Otdered to lie on the Table. The Stage Coach Mt Amendment Bill, the 60ne.e. rat Warehousing Bill, the Woods and Forests 'legit+. lation Bill, the Windsor Forest InqUiry Bill, the Irish Hops, Glass, &c. Bill, and the , Lortery Bih, were reported, and ordered to be read a third time to.. morrow. The Militia Officers' Pay Bill was reßcrrted. Mr: PEacirm. said, (liar ne woccu ..ot say any thing against the Bill at present, but , would take the sense of the House.on the third reading. The Bill was then ordered to be read a alio time to-morrow. The London Additional Force Reuel Bill Wit% COMM( tteti.—Report to-morrow. ARMY. PAy, . The Report of. the Committee of Supply waq brought up, relating to the Additional Pay of the Army. ~ Gen..TillitETOlV thought that the Ca 'fry Offl cer, ought to be included in this.. It was thouglit i , it appeared, that Cavalry Officers were generally persons of some fortune.) But this yea* by7no ipezms the case; and it was. to be considered that the dresi and accoutrements of a Cavalry Officer were so .pensive;that he must spend a year and a 404 p4y before be could monnt.guard. " The SECRETARY at IV4R said, that. the tuation of the Cavalry Officers was much better than Officers of the. same rank in thp 4ifantry. fle a however, observed, that it would be considered whe4 *her an additional two shillings a-day should be given to any Cavalry Officer comManding a regiment, General TAR LETON The_SECRET,ARY at WAR theca moved pr; Amp* meat in the Estimate for the 04icers' Widows, by which 1001. was dedu&ed. Colon6l WOOD did not know why such a gran to the Officers of the Army IVQ.S made at all et thA present time. It was so sinall that it would atforcl but little satisfaalion. to the Army, and still was - a great addition to the burcie"ns of_ the Country. ft would not, therefore, Answer the objea which Go., vernment had in vie;o. Mr. IVIIYDH4M said, that if we were to COilSi• der the discontent on the one side, kind the satistact tion on the o er, the result would be, that J.ve cOUld dA n4thin: i p As to the satisfaetion of the Qt eers of the Afrriv, it was aot done with a view to give thew . satisfaetion. The obje& was the good .of the S,eryicr„ as, by this grant, , you might ,get many rne!ot oT i, oi kren who could not otherwise begot. • ' Colonel Waco explained. Gen. PARLBTO AY 0 3(1, that /his Hon. Friend ..• (Wood) had ohjek . ted.to this -ita;rease 4 g4s" . 9arti . , cular time, when the Army was so /ase, 440 x v4 ep we were engaged in such 4 war- PlC.4.t came, and he hoped that it would be -3 egrions Rue, . then the addition would be: made. Burt if the_ pay. Was granted, it ought to be extended to the c4y4fFy. , The * I CRETART A'r WAttexplained, after wwcilt the Amendinent the Resolutions were agree,lo : Mr. Hansard, Printer t o the Rouse , presented .A9count of the guence of Trintiog the Indiau pers from the Ist of April to the 3914 Ordered to lie On the Tab e. - AUDITORS' - r , Lord HENRY PETTY moved the third rea4r?,s , cf the Auclitnrs' Mr. 1-1.; - .i.issoq proposed a clause to Terpedy .hg deleits vouchers; vitlich Y ! '?!ti alopted and added the Bill by way of He then prop -T4 pot clau.st ; Which was rejeaed as interfering witt? exercise of a•prbper ciiscretiun in the TFe4.o.3ry : '144? AQS Oeri Pr 6 PP. 5 54 a ells 9 4. o i.uPg tag 4,' ‘?%