The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-05-04 00:00:00

CIVIL LIST.

The following are the Rea°lulions winch were
moved on Tuesday night by the Chancellor ul the
Exchequer in the Hou.e of Cornmeal, :

1. Resolved—That it is the opinion of obis Commttee►.
that for t►e soppost of his Majesty's Household and of the
honour mid dignity of tbe Crown, there Ise granted to his
Majesty, during his life, in that part of tlw Ciou d Kimiy4,„,3
railed England, a revenge of Eight Handled and Furry
Tlsossrattal Posed; to commence from the demise of his tote
Majesty; anti that tlwre be granted, fur the lA* putyow,in
that part of the United Kingdoms called !retain!, a I ervube of
Two Hundred and Sere. Thessand Putiu4o, to euiouteure
from the same time.
2. Resolved—That it is the opinion of this Committee,
that the laid revenue fur the support of his Maj. sty's House-
hold sod sf the honou► cad dignity of the Croon, be charred
upon, and made payable oat of, the Consultilased read of
the United Kiiagdom of Great Britain and irelasid.
3. Resolved—That it is the opinion of this Committee.
that the several hereditary revenues ise that port of the United
Kingdom called England, which by an Act of tier first year
'Whit; late Majesty's reign were, during his said !tiniest)**
life, carried to and made part of the aggregate fend, said
have Mace under the Act of the 27th year of his late Neje....
ty's reign nee. carried to and made • part of the
Conwit-
dated Fund of Great Britain; and that the several hereditary
reverses is that part of the United Kingdom called Ireland,
which by an Act of the Parliament of Ireland made in the
334 year of his late Majesty's reign were came., to anti
made a part of the Consolidated Fond in Ireland; shall.
from the said demise sad duriog the life of his present 31..
jelly, be carried to the areouut of t►e Coissolidateil Food of
the Veiled Kingdom uf Great Biitain mid Leland.

The return of the Rums to this yilace is nucertain,
pea haps out until after the coronation. ll'haii his
MAJESTY was last taking so equestrian stein.; On
the western downs accompanied by the Right H.tt .
Sir B. BtootevtaLo. •• opalent Lanier rude up
to end addressed the letter. respectfully
that the horses in diverging from the usual track
hod got upon lands where seeds were sown, the
trampling of which might be of some injury to ;11111.
the proprietor. Sir BENJAMIN politely thanked !lug
for his information. the Sovereign bilserd,
of his approbation of the freedom need. and the
horses were instantly guided to the oim ~,,,, u flied.
We mention tiria occurrence aa most ennoble in its
nature. as appertaiuing to the illustrious perstrisAge
named, and a. an admirable lessen tis °Our,. oho
may chalice to be placed under ciieunistianees
aimilar.--(Brigatos Herald.) .
HIEN•RDION. GOODLUCZ. and Co. respectfully
acquaint the Public. that the Second Day or I)rew.
leg will be She 111 lb of ibis Neagh, whets the First thee..
Prise is each Class hill be eatittod to 10,000/. consol. iu
&Winos. The Wheel ana.4o.n Capital.,
4 Wises uf Jeuktiou
10 OM
4
Cowed. sad Mosey.
Tickets sad Shares (warraate4 wwolraise) ere on lisle by
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, slid CO. MI their Mikes,
Bank.baildiap,Corabill, awl Clwrimpeross, 1110.20140 i the
wriest Lottery, duet Capital Poises is Shares.
lin our report, on Tuesday. of t 6 Amu.. nary
Dinner of the Refuge for the Dettiimie. the Tied.
surer is stated to have informed the cuitip..ny of the
logs which the limitation had sustaioed the
death of Mr. ALEXANDER BARING : it should here
been Mr. ALEXANDER BENNITT, Lite of the
Exchequer Office.
The strong N.W. gale of Thoisilay last. the
27th ult. occasioued an extremely high sea slung
thug northern coast of this county, and had the tide*
been at the height of the springs, it te thought it
would have been as high as that of the
Farther portions of the cliff at various pittiatunni.
front bring previously undermined, have 111 Cyosier-
tiertsce yielded to the force of the waves; sod irk.
of mortality. consisting of human busies. probably
from the old burial ground at Itecultei, have been
strewed on the 11110 Se at suers' place'. Part of a
coffin lid, upwards of two IncheS thick, with lib. et-
nainental Railhead covering of black viol yet
kering to it, has also beta taken op at Hr rue tidy.
di died without doubt by the tide. after Ilawgil hewn
instilled by the sea, during the late fall. Hi the
chi. at the above place.-..(Kentish tis:ette