The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
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A pee littlest The oftrate„ founded on the chi-
icicis ono incidents the sew
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.00 s.med, kr Lords advert to theft Inman of Hie 10th August bet,
&wed last night. The principal chatuctece respecting the reeisiou of the estsbliehment of the Hemel
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Public Offices, and aloe is regard to the formation of a Be-
Dtsged were— Mr. Lorioar. poseasseation Feed, by • per centsge deduction to he made
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from the salaries of certain public officers. Their Lordships
Meanest Merton*. .... Mr.
myopic
Meng before them the rehires made in pursuance of the
Bryce geoebfivi said minutes, will hereafter espasmonieste their determine.
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Lisiftent Bailee ......... 91 • n , ties or *Mon thereon to each aim oe far se die establish-
ment of ouch of may be conceived. But several rules
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of general application having arisen out of • rev iew if the
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Etiolates referred to, Ned epos • consideration of the several
The scene is laid in Zeiland and the plates she
hires, mi Lords are pleased to direst a, copy of the follow.
I,'.reel. The plot, in general Conformity grille the re
ism Rake mod Regulations to be trassositted is the several
~„eel, runs this :--- et Public Offina, fur their information sod guidance ao 'ter as
INotain Clevelsod, the Pirate, has escaped
bir"eck's""4"."o frees rect._
be quite at hose with 111110114 rrolis they envy be respectively concerned.
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rid his daughters Hine sod Beesda . . Motasuat Merteeue Ist. The incresee of salary for length of service arcordiag
p d drowisieg is theiorsateseia deists(
Meg
masedruteserto to the existing males having been suopended by their Gard-
a' nee t
ittiOuta by Nunia (a °art skips' Minute of the April last, they an now pleased
reek Clevelsed, sail comiterwork.certanileuiechievounoetsPoloittite
to direct that all the individual* who, according to those
which elm surds him. Oa his arrivall
of
fgas
si.
lehndi
though
theft
il
a Lady
for
ale
well bale the f
61— '°" scales, became Witted to increased wanly for length of wer-
erreptiog Clevelan sad Harthesel leg vice peerlessly totter termisatioo of the Christmas quarter
lewd to ce-
plkea' A duel brill." II"
.19 Is:nal offered him by of 1811, should be permitted to receive such increase from
the eonimaud of soother Pfau° .. . - .
at. Ileace,sad hoists hie lag seeoltitri y. He mates a , the period from which, under the former establishment
with the Cot. I
stindeer, Willa kr refill" sea _ . the I. iif the office, they became retitled nerno, sod that from ilea
of ibe Whoa, sod lee the fallitieest or
, commeocemest of the year lffit the sew esiabliehmoot
be becomes Mister me owe side, sad Bryce Ilaaela.
should take place. But every perms will Fetal. the nlary
lectsetly, en the ether. The latter eacapes,
Got, eery rt
d the (....i'iptaie is takes iato closer custody, is order. to. i to which he 111•7 have been entitled al the termination of the
me to the lure Mimes aelleaw°°" to re•cue b". a" I re 57.1821, until he may sailer the new establishmest becomes
lair Mespe is effected with the coacurreace of Nora., on roe-
te *forger salary.
'in of WI quitting the blood sod the neigblsonring salAll4
in the pro ,gress of a period
those persons who are
• the wily coeditor she will bur of, as she regards Bd. T -
in with as evil eye, sod exerchies a mysterious and jea. at the ewe of ',bid, they wautd, soder the former establish.
•es vigilance over all bus o''°6°°ll. in '._
_ailing leave_." meet, be entitled to increase of allowance foe lengthof 'write,
prewats her with • box, the first present ne ever r my.
obeli not 10•11 the benefit of that part of the period which
from his father, from whom he had been separated early
without ever humming his mother. As she is has actually expired ; bet at the expiration of the period
a . i
brat t. leave the prism after him, she encounters Basil I which world have entitled them according to the former
Memo% and causes him to shrink with confusion and 1 establishment to increased salary, they shall receive la addi.
He hod induced her to elope with him, in doiog
doe to their present salary and allowances such proportion
Web by sight she had secideutally Bred the house. This,
ilk the low of his daughter, had made her father Meese: of the increase of salary as will correspond with diet part
bonne of it, she lied from any further iotercourse with of the period which had expired up to the sod of the
•nil Illmoue,ibough she had horse hum a sos, aud lived is Christmas quarter of 1821.
veleatary misery. Basil MO". worried lie the West bodies,
Sd. That the application of any new teats for the pl-
aid his wife brought him another eon. He bad sailed as a
meet of salaries in ■any offiee according to dames, shall
?irate. but or wintering some service to a Ili itish squadron
is the Semis% seas, a punks* had beta extended to but, and to no cue give. 1„, cry per... while be remains Is
is MI• then serving wider bias, and all hie (tinily. Hi.
1 the class to which he now belono, say Wooer
eldest nos still eareued the profession of a pirate. Front the , . .. . _
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&sea
naulitode is the recitals of Cleveland and Basil, together °' "°11•1 at a* earlier period, than be world have obt i
will the box which aevelsad has pretested to her, sod it according to the scale which existed immediately previous
ninth Is initially recognised by Basil, she discovers I to the termination of the Christmas crawler of 1821.
alas Cleveland is her owe sun, sod that fdordaent is Basil's eth. That if by any new classification or ansogenaest of
sea by the wife shorn he bad intermediately married. They
clerks, if by
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beano to iwerteke him, and prevent his departure, but on " " say succession to lea within s period
loins oat late the offieg, the British frigate Halcyon Is of three years from the commencement of 1822, asy clerk
sees to bear doom and tisk the pirate with her ire. Her shall be placed in a class shove that ia which he is now
distraction is presently relieved by leaning that her as wan
serving, sod to which be would sot have attained bat for
prevented horn repairing oo board by being wits seized,
lb* sew classification of the olict, or for the VIICIUICie•
sad about to be conveyed into close custody. The pardon
whitlibeil bees veined to Basil has the effect of releasing occasioned by the reductioes now made, and if the mlni.
hoe the family are onward seals eta years of mos- ill•III salary of the clam to which such clerk may be pro-
• sad cstanrity, the young women are given to the
meted should exceed the salary of which be may at the time
rase moo, and after a free the curtain falls.
of the promotion be in the actual receipt, such clerk shalt
The author hat luckily contented himself with
not st once be entitled to the minimum rate of salary of
using the text of the novelist wherever it could be
,_ the class to which be may be sienna, but shall receive
adopted. The characters therefore stand togetnet
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increase
in
the a .
anent a his prevail salary
with u strong and original vigour, though their "'
equal to the enamel increase applicable to the class to *bleb
tpeeches and transactions are riecessatily mach cam"
he. is advanced until the termination of three years from the
pretted. The style of the dialogue is too well
known from previous works of the tame kind to "*" of his Pr°l°°4°°, when be shall be placed alma llta
and description. The denouement is pointedly in. sisters eatery of the closes sans he shall have attained*
higher salary by the progressive annual increases, sad balm i
touting ; one incouvemetice accompanied it—the
oo inartudiute report of the ship cannon. The sc. hesseforth be- shall reedy. the I increase of salary
inn would be better represented by the fia.iiing applicable to the claseto which be may be promoted oral
f the fire from the vessels, and the report taking be reaches its maximum. ~
.eflixt, us from a greet distance, behind the scenes. sth. That upon vacancies occurring is any of the superior
We mention this, because the suffering is beyond classes is any office, the situations shall not be supplied by
the enjoymetit, whets an audience, half composed seniority only, bat the fittest individual shall be seleciodpo
of women, have to endure thunder close to their succeed by thawed, of the deponent au ~beckebe ~..se,
ran equal to the noise of a considerable Isom- .., occur.
hurdnient. The parts were well sustained, though
6th. la the caws in which e
cler:sl442:pf - 'dr
in no case was there, or could there be, ..., •••• • .6. •.,..• •• 0.1,,
any any °Snare discontinued is - Am posmi.W.l
thing very distinctly original to the performance, ductions, their Lordships would be Mapoul lir omit as.,
Ilia characters having, from their duplicate descrip- them the following allowance.:—
lion, a fixed and definitive outline, within which
If they Woe rived leas than three yeen,:ll Ofteim otirsh -
only the sctors might safely work. Mr. Coopsa
•r 's a
nestle a very gallant pirate. Mrs. WEST spoke out If py. . ie.
If three years and ender live, a grotnitymeteneyeem' pop.
tine severe and calamitous sibyliems of Aetna with
If they
slue emphasis. Madame VISTRIS end Mins Custre have served five years, and under tea years, so ail-
made.the most of the music assigned to thecoorhteh, anal allowance not exceeding one-third of their salaries,
together with the choruses, contains some very re- until otherwise provided for ins the publitagnice. -
a :ectable compositions. A masque, with the en. If ten years and under twenty yews, as a !NOW Mee age
t island broad.swocl daace,..as described iu exceeding one.half of their salaries.
Ilee-einvel, was given..4rekems to 'contain, like the . IrliteelY Ye," sad llPosidsi se anorfaseltel
sapiently derived rigiliettPolei tof the resete's de. that to which they would he eetitlerslitellill. ,
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scri ern by CLUTAR 11flosiout is tile • foe- scale for caper lion; and if nape illadorbirkislailso.
trines of the early islenders. the exact origin of which viously to their appointment upon the ostabliabwielleme saw ..
might with difficulty he traced, though the ceremo- office served as extra clerks therein, and shall have &ern not
met were toficiently pertinent to prove their analogy less than three years epos the establishment, they shall, in
to some circumstances belonging to the (leas( vettlert. computing the allowances to which they may be eotitied,bave
The scenery deserves very perticuler mention and the benefit of such period of service. Their Lordships,
raise. The rocky end aquatic portions of it, per- however, desire that the eases of all those persons who may
ticalerly in nits moon-light piece, are very brauti- be entitled to such gratuities nr allowances may he specially
In!, stud full of titsish and effect. The sea fight reported to them, in combo that they may sanction the pay.
was st'° well represented. The 000milueeloellit for memo is conformity to the Act 50 George 111. c. 117. '
irlsetitiuu was hailed with loud scclitaistions. 7th. That in lies of the respective deductioesof 151. 106.71 d.
cOVeNT-Galltaltil. and 5 per cent. directed by the Minute of this Board of the
Tlw tinpul sr opera entitled 1:01, boy Mee- 10th Angnet last, to be made towards the formation of a
v:-ggur l''''' rel'flite'l 81 II" "'rat" 1451 night. Nil" !lupe nustion Fond from the salaries of all persons hold-
`;ThetllNl sae in fine voice, and executed her big .
vend song', in her hest style. in the son of i
R faCiffinCeS which would give them claims to be superan.
ousted under the Act of the 50th George 111. e. 117, the
ed
'• A Highlood led." she wee rapturously en followieg deduction shall be made from the commencement
The house displayed a full mud etegant audieoce.
of the year 1822, by the person paying the salaries, from al
TIM ABBLPHI. salaries amosatiug per
to lOor annum and upwards.
We are doll's Pleased to observe lavers' caller- I From so much of the .salary of every inividual as he ,
prter rasp its der trona., in every detortinent or would be entitled to, according to any new seal' about to bE-,
.'lle. it 1/•• from this feeling, that we witnessed authorized for any Department, oil'ecr4diag to owy regale.
with real satisfacti,ii the ovelflowing audience which non. already sanctioned by authority of Parliament or other.
tins house presented hest 'bight. Its pri rictor I wage, • deduction of 5 per gent. and a (anther deduction et.
Owe catered or. a very ample scale, built the
levelly sad riehions of the h l I o i 4 or exhibitions, cud 1 10 per mt. from the exeess only (if any) of salary, of whirl
Ow merits of the perroriutore, for the public enter- he nsay be in the receipt, beyond the salary to which hi
••inmeiii; smith (if any criterion can be formed would be entitled according to such new scale or regulation.
Ifoll tlir meet hoer and quality of last evening's Ifni-
That a deduction of 21 per eetit. be made from all persona
ro. or their lively iippruhution of the performances) holding offices entitled to superannuation under the Act
•., pref.s.inisal effusis ailmenr to be properly sp. 50 George 111. e. 117, the salaries of which shall exceed 501
I' `'-u:sdi and iii....ly to be athriustely remunerated. and he less than 100/. per annum.
Bth. la the event of nay person at present upon the esta-
blishment. of any .flier, bons whom a deduction may be
snide towards the formation of a Mope egos Fred dying
in office, arid cousequently without Wont( had any supersto-
nitration allow/nice granted to bum, the representative of she
person so dyiug shall be collard to receive the tots amonnt
of the several deductions made from his salary, but without
interest. It is riot interith4 that this regulatiou should apply
to any penults who may be heicatter appointed to the public
set, ire.
9th. That every Department shall, as soon as possible,
, transmit in this Honril
' •Art account of the total number of each class of officers,

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„,T6prtlriic Trill to rands gritted to learn that
1)s NCR hits been ever since her return to town
itilli•voiird as 10 bor ior imu need by her
Ili it most alarming state. We ure
to learu, issoorver, on istgotry, that her
cajoiderrd we to pare suorcw hat abated.

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'''ku FQI.Fir et/. estimating of dworts, bilk,
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