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The Abstr33 of the Ways and Means will be
found in our Parliamentary Repots.

Lord llamas, PETTY stated, last night, in the
house of Commons, that besides the 80,0001. ad-
vanced as a temporary subsidy to the King of
Pittisi a, . the sum of 503,0001. has been also lately
advanced to the Emperor of Rossi A ; and that in
the course of the year, a suns of 230,0001. would
become due as a subsidy to the King of SWIDEN,
in converrience of subsisting treaties with these So-
vereigns, making in the whole a sum of 810,0001. ;
but that it has been thought proper to take a Vote
of Credit, of 3,000,0001. to enable His MAJssr v to
meet any extraordirary demands.

Government, yesterday, received dispatches from
Lord Huvcainson.

Yesterda y„,..abont twelve o'clock, Flit hf J Y
came to town from Windsor, in his travelling car.
risge, to the 9uass's Palace. _ _

At two o'crock His hiarasTY held a Chapter of
the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, which was
artfmded by
The Severeiva ; His Royal Highness the Duke of York,
Master; Lord De Blayttiere ,• Lord Whitworth ; Sir John B.vhise Warren Sir Attired Clarke ,• Sir James Henry Craig ;
Sir Thomas Trirxe; Sir David Dundee; Dr. Williams Vin-
cent, Dean at Westminster, Dean of the Order; Francis
Townsend, F.se Deputy Bath Sing of Arnie; Sir Isaac Heard,
Gentleman Usher of the Red Red, and Brunswick Herald.
After the usual ceremony, Admiral Sir RICHARD
STRACHAN and Major. General Sir JOHN STUART
were i.itrodueed, and the Sovaaatux was pleased to
invest them with Red Ribbands.

His 144J/is-1.," afterwards held a private Levee,
which was attended by—
fhe Archbishop of Canterbury; the Lord Chancellor; the
Lord Presirlint of the Council ; the Lord Privy Seal t the
Firm Lord of the Treasury ; the Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs; the ELM Lord of the Admiralty ; the .I..dge Advo.
cue; the Master General of the Ordnance ; the Sectrtary at
War; the Hislinp of London; the Remise Ambassador; &di
A lestord and Carnation ; Viscount Chabot; Sir S. Cotterall;
Generals Gromennr, Whitelocite, and Hulse; Captain Lydiard;
Rev. Meters. Douglas and Smith; and Mr. Wynne.

The following had the honour of being presented
to Hit MAJISTY—

The Res. Mr. Douglas, by the Archbishop of Canterbury,
own his being appniutud one of the Prebends of Westminster

Captain lydiene, oltlw Royal Navy, who signelkail himself
iu the taking Of the Island of Curacao, by the Right Hun.
Thomas fi•royllie, Tait Lord of the
General Itul.r, 4111011 hI4 br nq appxa•ttrxt Lieutenant Go-
vernor of Cticisea Hospital, in thu stead of General Debra-
pie, deceased.
The ley. Mr. 4mkh, upon has being appointed to the
Cumin/ of Christ Church.

(;enrol Grosvenor, upon his Wog appointed to the 97th
Rvaimont.

General Whitelucks, upon his being appointed Cons-
nsander-ta-Chiraf of the Form in South Atnenca.
Lieutenant Colonel Vicunne tie Chabot, upon his being ap-
pointed • Dere" Adiutenta tisuetal to the Forces serving in
Canada, by the Earl of Moira.

Genera (Fuze/truck, upon hi, being appointed to the ens-
sand of the 49th Reeiteent.

Mr. H. W. Wrnnt, u;;;;; ' hie return front his Ensbasy at
Dresden, by Viscount Howick.

Mr. dope.ua, the new hCti;tee Plenipotentiary from the
Emperor of Itus.is. by Viscount ll..wicat the Secretary of
Slate for Foreign Ai ff 1.14, toool ySir Stephen Cot-
tereil, the Mater tit the Ceremonies Ilia excelericy laid
before Mt Msjesty his crestenthils, which *ere very graciously
recened.

The Bishop of LONDON laid before His MA.
J RST V a book containing his Commentaries upon the
Gospel cf St. John.
His MAJ 'sr v gave private audiences to the LORD
CUANCELLOR ; Lgrds GAIN V ILL R. SIDI/Wall,
Howler. MOIRA ; Mr. 'l. Gagrivii.xis, and Mr.
BOND; who Lid before His Mai Lsr v the proceed-
ings of several Courts Martial.
His Mans's. v likewise held a Privy Council.
About six o'clock His MAJISTY set off on his re-
turn to Windsor.

Yesterday, a Court of Direfors was held at the
tat India House, when the following Commander,
took their final leave of the Court, previous to de-
parting for their respeCtive destinations, vi;.
Captain J. Pendergrass. !lope, for China fiord ; 3. Tim.
Ire 11, Taunton Cloth., for ditto; J. Martin, Woodford, for
, A Robertiona, Surat Cattle, for ditto ; H. M. SSW um,
Fad Celllll6l, for ditto ; J. Murray, Datou•hne, to. Bum-
bay dirk*.
The Conti adjourned at 6 o'clock till to-morrow.