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London, England, 1822-04-13 00:00:00

VOSON SHOOTING.

rod motet betweut twelve tourabwo of
bon °Wand twelve pitted sea holm goody Wil
*mop, Illootareet, awl Seeks, toot plate ea *4
oapalbir N oetklea, la the Foley Meadows,
trial we be lb guineas foal, 050 !leg to Deeds
swot et elms birds each, frost a trap at 21 pied
foitowlag vu its weer of the sport
coolant.. 111111411110. /1111 aunt. 111.1111/1.
Nome. Croutons ll NOM& ?lola§ 11
Jellootooe ll
Pooh!, lO 111e1b 10

Capishisiti lO
WINN. UMW ..... • • • • 10
Nereii .. 0
asst - •
Veater
Oise ...
liebbaa
Moeda=
Pima.
Ilie Oisatles wee lop 1.41
loi Wit lost f. iii

9
riliaza • 9
Goodell
Welsh
POLIVO• .••• • • • • 7
Mopes
Mull 7
Foster ••• • 6
Kemp
164 birds, awl the Club 99,
tbek &Wog oat a boom*.

DRATH DT A DULL.

Os the 17th alt. Jobs GUI, of lie*, sear Lebow*ld,
Caliberleek west to the crew-yerd to let owl • bell of the
shart.liethed breed, as the hie cadent hither= the Waal
bad been perfectly harmless, bet ea this seceeise be maimed
laths kw yards, sod thee rushed epos his wastes, with ell
drearesity which Mese create/so are halms to pow= mho'
itedated; asset= fell bdbre hie, sod abs salmis Wool ho.
gold dere him drop/Ally. Gill's wife, *arias set aneeed
bele. frees the ball, ran sot, sod sew her bestmad gored by
themseseenbasl. lo the horror of the steepest, .be trashed Is,
took or his hothead, and carried him tete the house, the
bell slnsiiies thitionlom b se if Misters with hip work of de-
areedeo,bethdbred her =depart without nodeetidep
=pie la mites into the house *tither althea
add Theis Shr hod reached the door, the fed
flertlk and is the fury of his peak'o eismilethly dedehdied
tb gem Os persica' aid brag pestoiedo it nee found that
the who= of the oelbetseed side* Able is the Me mow
loth* la, as also his breast hone, and the of hie eyes amildi,
Seedy gored out. After barrier die dell Is rest Veer,
be beeethed hie lost.
MURDER.
gemadere ago a barbarous murder woe committed at IflL
writ, twelve mites NCI hoe city. A trans' seek place be-
. twos a father MA pee, seder the followles eiresemithees:
—The gather, eosin lobo the hewn, fossil the son lying
/reek ad was astir, with hint. his.. weeds mesa but
tbe father, aware of the vindictive temper of the .on *bee in
that state, left him, asd west out le • little distance from
the Mee= The nos moo after got up, and =Wag • large
half% width he was aeetietomed In hie drenkee Is. to
nothed mit, and gning straight forward to the place
where * father stood, seised him by the shiest with sae
bead, while he made three deep stabile his pareat's bowels
with thi knife which be held is the other bend. The
spoor mem, who had some distance to walk, repelled the
bee= with diecutty, literally tarryieg is his heeds part of
his booth, which hod obtruded through the wounds. The
creel monster dud, but bad the ante *diked to retire
am desday last, go into the hoe= sod survey the deed
bad,of hie murdered father! The murderer has, for the
thosest, .seeped, but the slicers of justlte are in search
of his. We forbear, at remelt, to mention the names. It
is a lamentable fad, and one which affords another Instsses
of the barbarous and brul•iiSieg effects of illicit distillation,
that the unfortunate young elm fend, for some lime prey'.
owe, bees deeply (staged is the oriole of emsgelisig„ of
late beam= so prevaleot in this ceestry.—(Glargow
POPer)

Thursday morning some labourers digging near
Carmarthen-street, Tottenham-court-road, disco-
vered a box containing the body of • child about
meat months old, having several marks of violence
•pots it. An inquest was held on the body yester-
day evening, and • Verdict returned of—Wi fie/
murder against soave person or persons unknown.
Flait.—Thursday morning, between four and five
o'clock, the iohsbiiants of Lower West-street, Smi'h.
field, were dreadfully alarmed in consequence of the
melting-house of Mr. LEACH, tallow-molter, at the
back of his premises, having by some accident
caught flue. By mean► of the quick arrival of the
various tire engines the flame. were completely ex-
tinguished by six o'clock. The melting-house was
nearly consumed, and a great quantity of tallow
was destroyed.

Oa Friday night the 29th ult. as Jon* Twitici, servant
to Mr. CLARIL, of Market Ram,. was ret•rstiog bume from
Hall, beets attacked between eight sod nine o'clock, within
half a mile of Caistor, by three footpad., who seized the
bridis and dragred hint from bis bone. Tvrmio made •
powerful rra melee for about • quarter of an boor, notwith-
standing several 'Minot wounds inflicted by the 'robbers wri
his heed, from which the blood flowed profusely; and it was
not till be was completely overpowered by their united force,
that they succeeded in taking from Me person his watch,
great coat, a ose-pound soots\ and some silver. In the array
Tenon lost his hat, in lien of *loch be gut one belonging to
one of the robber.. Oe the following day (being the second
day of Csiegoe Fair), he returned to Catedor, accompanied by
a constable from Market Rases, who sppreh.nded a man
Named Joseph Birksit, on insincere of being one of the tbreo
eobtrers, and took him to Hawn, where he underwent an ex-
amination before the Magistrates nod was reninaded fur a
further hearing. An officer was dispatched to Hull in par.
wit of °corps Barton, also suspected of briag concerned in
the rubbery. and wheal be there apprehended and conducted
to Ruth. TWIC4O was enabled to swear to the peesens of
these two meta. mad they have been committed to Lincoln
Castle by R. ELIIIIIIIIST, Esq. the Rev. Wet. Cool/1111, and
the Rev. JoNN Rumens, fey trial at the next Assizes.
Officers are DOW in quest of the third man, and hopes are is.
orNinp.l of hie apprehension. There are good grounds for
"Ipposisg list the three have with.. • abort time pa& bum
caaceineil in • variety of robberies.

t.alt istitittheasunt.
COVIRT Of port
10. Loa ed
points v. *NOGG' WWI and 411
echo. of
This \Pas an of 'raver to recover
of 164 quarters of barley. •Istibied by
tendon' under the following circumstances t—The
Plaintiff had sold at Mark-lane to Thomas Hope,
the brother of the Defend'''. 162 goatees§ of bet-
ley, but soon after having doabta of Thom, Hope's
credit.. be applied to him toJet the barley-back
again. Thomas Hope gave him an order addresbed
to George Hope, on board whose craft the bailey
was shipped ; but die Defendant refused to deliver
it up, alleging, that ha bad bought tile barley from
his brother, who had no longer therefore any power
over it. gat the part of the Plaintiff' it was coo-
tended. that the sale was not a fair bona fide sale. 4
bet was given as ■ security for money-duo to -the
Defendant by his brother, of whose Inatslreney Di-'1
tendon' was at the time .were. Erideisee was ex*.
mused on the part or the Defendant, for the per.
page of negativing his knowledge of his brothels
emhervommeots till after the transaction in questioa.
The Loan JuSTICI said, the order of
Thomas Hope was, iu 'fel, a stoppage in trap
ribs and was good in lawt_oaless *bombed been •
bin; tda sale to George Hirt: of that the Jury
wool decide from the evidence before thee'.
after a short deliberation, the Jury found a ear.
diet for the Plaintiff. Domain, 4631. (estimated
salve of the barley) and costa ans.
KINGSTON ASS ANOTHIR, ASSIGNILIS of TsloS.

•ors V. 010101 HOPE.

This was as of Thomas
Sopa to recover from George Hope the nine of
a giitatity of oats, a bill of exchange for 1501. and a
resat called the Two Broghors, on the ground that
the property had been transferred by the bankrupt
to his brother in contemplation of bankrapteT. and
in order to give the Defendant an undue pseterence
over his other creditors.
Similar evidence was adduced es in the preeed.
ing cue to show that the property was transferred
in expectation of bankruptcy.
The LORD CRIER JUSTICI summed up the
evidence to the Jury. His Lordship wino( opinion
that on the evidence it appeared the vessel had been
transferred at the urgent importunity of the Do.
feadant, and could not therefore be said to have
been given up to him in fraud of the other creditors.
But as the vessel had not been registered within a
reasonable time after the execution of the bill of
sale, agreeably to the Statute, and in point of fact
not till after the act of bankrupts committed, it
was foe the Jury to say whether due diligence had
been exercised.
The Jury after a short deliberation found a
verdict for the Plaintiffs.—Damages 8331. 186.
. (including therein 300/. u the value of the vessel.)

WESTMINSTER SESSIONS,
FRIDAY. APRIL 12.

RIOT AT ILNIGHTSIMIIDGE.
THS LIMO V. JONI FLT.
1124 wee an indictment against tbs. Defesideot
far having, on the 96th of August, assembled with
a considerable number of. other persons opposite
Knightsbridge barracks, end committing an assault
on Francis Deligate, a private in the life guards.
The prosecution was instituted at the suit of the
Lovds of the Treasury, and conducted by Mr.
ADOLPHUS and Mr. WALPOID. Mr. ALLAY ap-
peared on behalf of the Defendant.
Mr. WiLPOaD stated the (acts of the cue, and
called several witnesses in support of the prosecu-
tion, .

Joseph Freck, • trumpeter belonging the Ist re-
giment of life guards, deposed, that on the day of
the funeral of Honey and Francis, lie was at the
Brown Bear at Knightsbridge, and at about srveu
o'clock in the evening ■ crowd assembled opposite
to the barracks, when on his going nut he was
assailed by them, saying, " Here comes one of
them" (meaning witness). He was instantly seized,
. beaten, and his medal forcibly taken from him;
some of his comrades coming out of the barracks re-
scued him, and conducted him thither.
Francis Deligate corroborated the last wituess's
testimony, and ilso stated, that the Defendant
struck him violently on the cheek. Soon after Mr.
Sheriff Waithman came up and ordered the soldiers
to return to their barracks ; quiet being restored,
he proceeded towards Hyde Park-corner. An im-
mense number of the barrack windows were de-
stroyed by the crowd throwing stones.
James Hitchman. a private, and Thos. Taylor,
• corporal in the same regiment, confirmed the lest
witness's testimony as to the assault ■nd tumult,
and further observed, that the number of windows
broken in the barracks amounted to 284 squares.
This being the case for the prosecution,
Mr. ALlA'''. in a most animated address, repro•
bated the preseut prosecution as being most im-
moral and impolitic, tending to revive animosities
created by a lamentable event which ought to be
forgotten. and concluded by anticipating the ►er.
diet of the Jury in favour of his client.
The Learned CHAIRMAN (Mr. Costar) recapitu.
lated the evidence with greut minuteness and im-
partiality. and left it to the Jury to decide upon
the guilt or inoucence of the Deli admit.
The Jury, after consulting • few minutes, re-
turned • verdict of /Yoe Guilty.

George Athiason, a respectable-looking man.
' was placed at the bur, charged with having obtained
a suit of clothes from Messrs. Howell sod Reed.
tailors, Brook-street. Hanover-square, under false
pretences. The false pretence charged was, that
the Defendant had rekirestuted himself as having
been 'lining with two Gentlemen, Mr. Seymour and
Mr. Clutter buck. of Exeter College, Oxford, and
that they had recommended him to the house of
Messrs. Reed and Howell. Upon this tepreseuta-
lion the clothes were sent home. He afterwards
ordered another suite but the Prosecutor., anxious
to ascertain' the truth of bur statement, applied to
Mr. Seymour, who said that he had some slight
knowledge of Mr. Ai kisison, but that he had 'serer
dined with him, nor did he ever recommend him
to their house. It appeared upon examination that
the Prosecutor. Herd, was not a partner, as was set

is the loillitibefit. bat only ierefaso to
Howell. U Obit.
111... A • he the tleiblidatst, beaded en
obiardoo,wbiails yrgrrs#o.olo9stid by the Cottrt.
filin&Nowin"l""
gess,e4
for siefel looktosirom
igloo was ioslielsit ft t
ppireet-
Ilicotestso et room mettiz, valo
flur erodectitee Iota; at gips. oloiig thisg,k.d. 1
lereet; OA doe TOtlt Ilitareb tea. he ii4t ins ocket-
book • eat ress lei. pooket, sod *pee furdieg
141404 he .WAN IL few lads amass Itiia, aye or whom
beaded the pocketbook to the Prisoner at the bar.
Oleos be instantly took iota costody.
Mr. Anottaws called severs! respectable
messes, who gave the young ova so excellent
character:
The Jog prossopueed a verdict of Gray.
. Allltabin= to the Comrt the •extreme '
youth of the P hod his respectable coo-
osziosts, He bad SS &obi fallets.a victim to bed
• bet thew wee every Miro td hope he
011144.1111' be made a teopectable Inertiber or
society.' •
ordered hits
sebiNj ellsolsosew. 'when
thei W his iliges case prbiatt eonside-
mho&
CaftoNll.l'S zscius.sr.
inacci L
Ves,
ow
An isquisitios Ida hikes se •
.y lase before IQs.
Ms, ma of thialliggpuele eg
so neastreamo waits, whom bee takes sot *idle Re-
gime. Coed /body, et elms o'clock I. tat demist
ram the Mame* M. two Onidsmes, it appeared that the
deemed mimes is the Cititieed, tomes toolve Mil Me
o'clock is therimeleg, mesilleety latodeated. She walked
issiersts the bridgei.alisedrefter pleuge Ms heart sad
he doomed Wee mew strewn" in she water. *e was taken
oar coos stied, sad moveyed to Ike searedpsbrK home,
which was the Wisdom Castle. The was 'up 1 tke
wrildimas (loused) sod emend wilier pekoes asked Ms he
Gad's mks se admit the weeds lead tee hosee to ram her
life. lbs me sham oratm..tdf he landlord said be would not
lake is. his ma dame, or my ochry pinee. Ile thee abet
down the window, red took awly the Best. Witssiedwalited
whether the watershed been Wader** water.
Wm. Brookes, wpm, rwers.74ll, the women lyieg so a
table in frost if the pobilrelsome: polsetios bed ceased,
bet the body was worm. Thought there cos • pesdbility, if
M had Istue 44 mined into die lemeleseseiltately, sod appe-
als. het Pee seed, life might hove hoer eared. 'rte tried
every memo `his power to mews silmattos, but without
effect. The Jury refereed • verdict "booed drowned.°
The Comes es, re/sedan to moms late lesseemerd a dealer
Were, amid is reply to some questions pet t• ids by the Jury,
mid, that he wished it to be sedsreteod as a petrel prie-
d*, that madame were legally hosed to admit into Ihsir
Mosses proms le extremity, who tumid otherwise be
provided for. The la* of liammity was sad by Me late
Lord Chief Imam to be asterior to ell positive law, bb.
moor it tree • part of Chridimity, which is pored of the
coupe law of the lied, and It eansot he broken with impu-
nity by persees whose homes are Hewed expressly for Ilk
public aosoosiesee. ifibe awrgeon's mitheeibisd gem far.
ther, the fads Might lora 'wasted • criminal charge ; bat
is the Meese* of ebeempr teetimeeir, he thought the ease
aaoaated to a sakiimmerar ; whisk affesewom wdll as
the considered*. whether she Moms. of the home amid
be mistimed to the Individual la pommies, was fit to be
referred to the jerisdlefloost the del Illaghorsie.

SHOCKING AND FATAL CATASTKONLII.
0a Toesday night in Prim hammy, of Ifrislittio,
owl Mr. goteles, of Corllobt, *gra retersdes In a taw
bores chaise frogs not dairies' to Brlgidon Mpg, saiataka,
took the old road looleod of the mew, and: it iseppoood. in
(lades...nibs forgot Spit, the herieliatitsd 'baba, and
they ware both, together with the barn and rolaras-
taosioady precipated it to the bottom of the ell a aat
item INlbet, aod literally dashed to pieces; they woe dia.
coveted stool so boor after by swim Inca hammer to the
gas work% is consegoesee of a hat brlooging to OM of thews
bowleg lodged la a bolo On the brisk of the precipice. It lit
'opposed to bars happeosid shoot holf.past eight o'clock, as
both their watches were standing still at that doe froas the
fall, lu their pockets. They were both perfectly sober, basin
oily partake, of one glue of broody and water between
then. The marks of the horse's fore feet ayi visible on the
rock, In scratches, as they fell.

♦NOTUZI •CCOUNT.

It hes seldom f•llsu le giving to *oboe a mere frightful
sod distresahig ►ccident ilma age which occurred last night,
about half way between t►is place and
Mr. Brie's, a respectable hatter of this town, bad been
with • frigid, Nit. Knowles, or Cowfold, is a gig, to Newba-
roe, mid merging armee, had halted for a few minutes
merely, at half-peel mime o'clock, at the lan at Bottler.
dean. In lees t►an two boars slier they had left Bonin-
dean they were found cie the beach, not far from !Wedeln'.
gap, dreadfully mutilated, and quite dead. The gig in which
t►ey had rode was reduced to rearmost. (the wheels OW*
espied), sod the lifeline body of t►e ►orse completed the
tragic picture. The beach, io depth, is about ose handset,
feet from the cliff road, sad over this tremendous precipice,
from some cause or other, the gig had been plunged. Mr.
Briggs has left a widow sad eight children, and Mr. Knowln
a widow and Moe children, to lament their premature loos.
It is supposed that one of the party had occasion' to gel one
of the gig at Roedeae, and un getting up, having a spirited
horse, checked his head, and he dew back, as there is
every appearance co the dill thelehe gig west over beck-
wards. From the disgraceful state of the road. on this part
of fleeciest, befog so very sear the di% lii, surprising that
accidents have not more frequently blippened ; sorely, the
road should be made farther Wised. We trust some spirited
and humane persons will laterfere, ie consequence of the
neineeons accidents that have occurred.
Tim Corouer will bold an inquest 'en the bodies, which
were removed to Rottingdeae, to-mor►ow.

Viredsiesday night some salon), broke into •
house in Compton-59*ot, Brunswick-square, and
stole plate and other valuables to the ansonot of
g5O/.

A discovery of a notorious gang of swindlers has
lately been mode by the Police, who have succeeded
to a very great extent in their impositions upon va-
rious tradespeople at the west end of the town. In-
formation having been laid at Mary-le-boos Police
Office, several of the parties weie taken into cus-
tody and brought to the Offide. Some of the
tradegpeople imposed upon uttedded and gave evi-
dence. after whit)) the prisoners were retnandel for
further examination.

Two fellows, of the names of Lucas and Craps,
inmate* of the workhouse at. Dock, attempted to
set fire te that building on Sunday last. They
commenced their operations by setting fire to the
chimney. burning their bedsteads, &c. They
were apprehended and lodged in the town prison....
Plyinowth Journal.)
The annual bill of mortality fur this pariah for
the last year haat just been published. From this
doeument we learn the singular feet. that the popu-
Winn of Liverpool has decreased daring she year
MI. It appears the births have decreased 89.
whilst the burials have increased 340. In the mar-
riage* there is also a decrease of it 1.--(Liverpool
Advertiser.'

Ciitit Cortiiifogifilg.
.
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ix iscowit *olden lhow lin Ssfa SISSIPOK
ilo
' wßem* of - lbakliaragosillrhashie lie •
to Pawl* fiw 'rich . A( a isfirltMiSigariis '
fens 4 pact orthe ' oisieglia Of tIM4IIOII Cllllll
shs •01r,011.4. MINIM gissisMasg Ma Mk
2., 4111J1141 4011111111111 N. stalleatittlas .
aims Silk lei the Iho milli; kfies has 10110:
WS it Pelistarys IV* ' • " .... '-‘•
tOrdlood bk Ili lima at 41=31 * lb
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lisatimesta iii 01,4•) Is pasamials le AMOR ell
roma of CIMIUS•011 how 7 . ' •
FFIN# 'Aril rya siding g halmiglis .
"416" halarlillial_ WOW Ma. manse*
nesting a. mosistuarn ha tie iminserif Is•' 4.
tin late Now.. Calesiel Clailegaw skr •4111 10 9
Ditto, ;ditto, t• she swely at the •ISM Illi• ' .
joi•Otesersi jlemar4 .ed Boma . *9l. I• e
Eiehmi Weittniatesl, ammo I ditlo le dla '-' • '-
lbealerY of IllajmCkerentis Paksaliels Sad -I
Clibka
Ifs. IL
Eypesse of coraveyleg Imams et diatom. - i '
ti on, Anitiamsadors. Cnowommr It alts, to .. . .
tbeli propeeilve plums of rieetiaaties : . •
Captain Hyde Parker; warmissier of AM:. •
•1 ' •
Moe for oomeybig the Right Mos. Wil. • I
Ilan Vasty Fiiigeraid, Save, SaitraeMS
.....
any amd Minister psis tiny of de • •• .
Coen of /wades, mod mite lolladeliliskli, •
.. hip Majaalo 814 11114"6 ' 44
•f ,
. Amen Haniajps, Zed of , •
; allowasco Sir 'ma ••
Srme, lksj. latel -• e
• aria* I annex at May
Porte, Imp Adieus to Cads, se heard' his '
Majesty's sloop Chaatidase - - Si 7 b
Cartels Wiliam Pulsar Wise; allowsece
foe conveying the Right Hon. Stratford
Cassias, Sassy Extraordinary sad W-
ants/ Plesipotentiary at All 'Jetta! &all%
sod ..k. to Chesapeake, us board his
Iliat's ship Spartas . . 164 11 0
iliredenek Lewis Maitland; allow.
am . for emmyirig the Kist if she Two
Sisilles sad his site front Naples to Log.
Mara,.. beard • his Majesty's Alp Vulvae 111 11 I
Claris* Gams •Wia. Ilessilim ; allewasse
ter essvellegYilleolMStanorfeed, /mhos-
..der at the Sabana Pens, and snits tie
Csostaallaaple, ea based Ms Majesty'.
skip Camhias • . - - Ni I 0
Dina i allsomme lbw asmar ha raw
Ml. id ' ..ig.... Atli dir.
10 0 0
0.014 Doyle; allow.
two fa
.se= at-Geseral
adleeder °oversee .t
simWitsee
Mit li, kis family sad
Mite to iiMA is Mord his Ms-
jeety's shipaalmw - - - WO )I 0
CaPlaio Pro/06111 Illanyat ; eicpasses is.
cored la paisralati for the merino et
Cams Pahmll6 mail sake as beard lie
Majesty's desplMame - - HS 17 4
Captain Faiths Ilhaserhy ; alloassee he
bevies entertained..: bawl his Majesty's
ship Nest, hr shirty Mys, Mr. Ellis,
Dapaty cohabit tileesinery, . Chet%
Deputy egaranmaskroB soir4 wad Mi.
Hoods 1/94•ty Assinast Commissary-
Geareal at the Cape at (Mod Hoye,
arise a Ilanamissisa hem the Cape at
Alps; Day,' velMins le tie anaopmesta
of the Divagation . - - 191 MI 0
; Ceplaip Sir Solon Meals; allowance as as
advises's' amount orate mange (leapt.
Salina, so Mani his Majesty's ship
Ipblysiala Shies, sad the Ann hrtars-
'. wag thr Ibe porpsor of making seiratille
at parklaills . 101 17 II
oaiggVisa Maker, of kid Majesty's ship
—,„„... foe the espeasna he Um
• boos pee i. is moveybag the site email-
-ISt bar late Majesty's femoral . 111 II 4
eirJam &army White, hie Majesty's
igpia es
Tyae; for Attu. - . 66 3 0
"Gigitsha Bentinck Cavesdish Doyle, of hie
Majesty's ship, °Wpm ; for him - 101 011
Captaiu William Stampawn, of his Majesty's
ship (Israel; for dab - 39 10 0
all=Frederick alenryst, of his Majesty's
amnia ; for ditto • - 12 0 0
fhphis Sunset Warne; for the comemase
of Lady Matilda Ward, tin wit* of has
Majesty's Misister at Lisboa sad fasslly
to Lisboa, oa board hi. Majesty's skip
' Serlappatan - - - 0 0 0
Jib. Parklnsoo Esq. Consul at Penns-
i hoes; toward: mmHg him to defray the
' exposes of his passage md that of his
family from hence to that station - 150 0 0
Goversor Mr Charles 11•Carday ; to enable
him to preside • passage to Sierra Lame 300 0 0
The Rev. David Edwards, ',palmed Mts.
noway at the Bermudas; so defy the
Burge of hls pomp there - - 50 0 0
Tire Rev. Jahn Kinahaw, ditto, at Jamaica,
ditto - . - 50 0 0
Tb. Rev. Betunis Lucoek, ditto, at As-
Ogee, ditto . . - . 50 0 0
The Reve.ead William Garrard, appoisted
Schoolmaster 11•41 Chaplain at Howlers'',
ditto . - . 50 0 0
Liestensat Michael Atwell Slater; advance

C., entertaining Mr. Beeetiey, proceeding
to Tripoli, oo board btu Majesty', survey.
leg vessel the Advaktere - 19 5 0

No. 111.
Allowance In respect of Duties os Wine
Admiral Robert Walter Oman sllowsace
in respect of duties os wise cossitesed at
his table, as Consasander•in-Cbief of his
lesty's ships and wessela on the Leith
station, between the lit Sept. 1829, sod
the 31st August 1821 - 120 13 0
•
Representatives of the late Admiral Sir Gen.
Campbell; ditto, RIP Cononsander•in-Chief
at Portsmouth, between the 10th MaylB2o,
sad the 23d Jemmy 1811 - 78 14 6
•
Admiral Sir Jobs Gore; ditto, es ditto, os
the Chatham station, &slivers the Ist
April 1810, and 30th June 1821 . 148 1 0
Admiral Sir hoists Rowley; ditto, as
ditto, or the Cork station, betwees
the 14th October 1820, sod 24th October
1811 - 111 12
Admiral Edward Viscount Exmouth; ditto,
its ditto, at Plymouth, beiweru the 18th
'tricot:et 1819, sod 31st Jemmy 1821 130 19 8

No. IV.
Ezirsordiaary Expeotes incurred iu the
Departeriest of the Lord Chamberlsis of
his Majesty's Hossehold, for furniture,
sepplied to certain Public Oilers, Ste. sod
foe tether services Out forming I pert of the
Civil List :
Jobe Calvert, rug. Seerttary to the Lord
Chunks,lam, fur fitru awe, Ice. supplied
to the two Houses of Parliament, avid
Speaker's horse, is the half year guided
sth April 1820, from which period this
service has been provided fur by a special
Brant of Parliament - - 3,138 4 6
Ditto, ditto, the Public Offices, Whitefish
sod Westminster, is the year ceded 10th
October IMO - 2,994 19 I
Ditto, ditto, lbS Tower of Loados, in the
quarter coded Sth July 1840 - 1 6