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hirdly, That the amount of this Pension 0r.141f-Oy

to each Chaplain shall be Five Shillings per Ny."
Fourthly, That i 1 in the event of a. Peace, or from other
circumstances not deP•nding on hiinself, a Chaplain shall
itot have been able to complete the full .ervitilde of Eight
Yt;Nls, a Pension may be conferred by the Board of Admiralty -
acep idi.ing to a stale to he determ nei on, proportionate to
the tetra of S=vice, in no case, howeVer, to be grantedlot
less than Three Years Service at Sea."

4 F ifthly, That on the expiration of the period of eiktit

(or ten) years, as the case may be, every Chaplain shall give
Notice-in writing, Whether it is his intention to contintle to
serve or not ; in th 6 first case, every year's ailititior►al Ser•
vice shal l entitle liim, when placed on the Pension List,-to
receive at the rate of Sixpence a day in addition to the Pen-
sion which his eight (or ten) years servitude may have en-

lcd him to, until the aggregate rate amounts to Tort-Shil-

lings a day, being the greatest' Pension which any length of
Service can confer; in the second case, where no ,frirthcr
Service is intended, the Pension shall remain at Five Sidi.'
lings a day as above--mentioned."
" Sixthly, That length of Service and meritorious Con-
duet shall render Chaplains eligible to all the Chaplaincies
of all Naval Establishments whatever, the disposal of which
Shall, or may be, left to the consideration of the Board of
Adiniralty ; and that no other Clergyman shall be eligible to
any ,
jrf those pieces of prefefment than a Navy Chaptain ;
a eIA the Presentation to any of thoSe pieces of Prefer.,-:
. t, whose emoluments may amount to Four Hundred '
Pounds per Aripum, shall cause the Half-pay of the
Chaplains to cease, as is provided oy Law. in the Case. of

the divided Living of Simonbourn."
" Seventhly, That the Pay of a Chaplain, while in
banal Service, shall be according to the following Rate,,

ViZ. :-

" One Hundred and Pifty'Pounds per Annum, 2nd the es-
tablished ciampensatiOn of t 11. Is. a year, for a Servant, in
each Rate, and to have a Cabin allotted for him, in the
Ward Room,, or Gun Room, where he is to Mess with the
Lieutenants and to be rated for Vietuals : and when the
Chaplain shalt be willing to ael as Schoolmaster, he shill
be entitled to the Bounty of Twenty Pounds a year, granted
by heriate Majesty Queen Anne, by her Order in Council,
of the Zest April 5702, provided he shall pass an examination.
before the Lieutenant-Governor, Professor, and Preceptor of
the Royal Naval College at Portsmouth, instead of at the
Trinity-House, as required by the above-mentioned•Otder`
in Council ; and be shall pe further entitled to Five FOLM(IS
per Annum, to be.paid to him by every young Midshipman
and Volunteer of the first class, as a ReMuneration for his
Education, the same to be stopped out of the said young
Gentlemen's Pay,
" Eighthly, That a Chaplain General shall be-appointed,
with such Emoluments as may be deemed proper by the
Board of Admiralty, to whom all applications for Appoint-
ments shall be made, or will he referred, and ail Regula-
tions entrusted, relating to the Establishment of Chaplains
for the Royal Navy, in the same manner as is pra6ll:!ed with
regard to Army Chaplains."
" Ninthly, That no warrant will be granted by the Board.
of Admiralty, toany Candidate for an ApPointrnent, unless
recommended by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York,
and the Bishop of London, through the Chaplain-General,
as in every way properly qualified."
" Tenthly, That ChaplaiuS now serving in the Navy,
who may upon due examination -be deemed proper to bo
continued, shall be allowed the time they may have served,
as part snot
,exceedin one half) of that required to entitle
them to the Pension or Half-Pay."
By Command of their Lordships,
1. W. CI:01(ER.
N. B. The Rev. Archdeacon John Owen, has been app
pointed Chaplain-General to the Fleet, to whom all letters
arc to be addressed, under cover to the Secretary of the Ad-
miralty.

CENTLEMEN having REDDISH or GREY
WHISK ERS, or EYEBROWS, may immediately
make them D,:rk or black. Ladies and Gentlemen making a
single trial will be convinced that the RUSSIA N DYE is the
best article in the world for making red or grey hair on the
head, or any other place dark or black ; is warranted to be
entirely innocent ; not only darkens, but also thickens the
hair and whiskers, and is not like other compositions that
are sold for a similar purpose, which are of a corrosive na-
ture, and mostly change the hair to a purple cast.
Ask for Prince's Russia Dye.— Half-a-Guinea a bottle, or
a dozen bottles 51.
Sold by the Proprietor, A. Prince, 'lolln-street, Oxford.
street, (observe, it is not a Shop, it is a Privat. House, oppo.
site No. 7,) and, by appointment, Hendrie and Sons, Perfu-
mers to her Majesty, Trtchborne.street ; Harding, 89, Pall-
Mall ; Barclay, 59, Ficet market ; Butler, 4, Cheapside
Rigge, 65, Cheapside.; Davison, 59, lieet•strwt ; Bacon,
iso, xtord.street ; Withers, 229, Strand ; ton, Tutt,,
Royal Exchange ; and of most principal Venders.

LOIVDO

SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1912.

This morning we received the following account
from Gotienburgh

GOTTENBURGH,
-MARCH LS .--Accoonts have
just reached this place, that the Swedish troops in
Pomerania have been disarmed and disbanded by
order of the French-Commander.

It is really curious to hear the Opposition Writers
camplain of favouritism, when they themselves re 4t-
od all their hopes of office upon the per.otaal regard
which the _PRINCE REGENT was supposed to enter-
tain for them. They had no other basis upon
which to rest their ,c 1 in.'s ; it was not upon their
services when they v.eie in office before; it was
not upon their popularity, that they rested their
hopes :—No, it was upon the favour of the
PLUNGE, and upon that alone, that they re-
lied. Last year their language upon this subjeat
Was very different; they then hoisted of the exclu-
sive possession of the ,Royal FaVour, and spared no
opportunity of taunting their adversaries with the
most childish exultation.' They told the pnblia that
the " PRINCE was determined that the Ministers
should try with how small a portion of Royal confi-
dence they could carry 'on the Govertnuent."-:
" We can state as a font," says the Morning Ohro-
nicle, in February, 1 8 11,— " we can state as a
fad, which we know cannot be disputed, that
in the Council Chamber the PRINCE REGENT
sheaved the strcrugcst and most fiatle?ing marks of
his favour, and of his kindness, to all those conneaed
with the men 'known to possess his confidence;
whilst to the King's' Ministers and their adherents,
his deportment, always gracious, because to none
can he be otherwise than gracious, marked, to all
who were present, 'as well as, to themselves, the dis-
tance, at Idk Ilia' 'be meant to 'held them, and the
terms upon which he permitted them to continue the
Government." Most fortunately for the country the
hopes of t hePart y -have been completely disappointed,
and the PRINCE REGENT has, now ample means of
judging of the sincerity o' the.protessianss as well:
as of the gratitude of his "early friends." fits-Ro IVo
HIGHNEiS 'has now an opportunity of . bnowi
them thoroughly. The Chronicle a few months

ago spoke in high terms of the " quickness of
penetration" and " rectitude of judgment" which
distinguished tile rNcit RgGENT, 'and added, that
" his Royal ii•glincis is not a person easily to be
deceived king and the Party are now outrage-
ously angry because the truth of their own observa-
tion has been proved be; and the possibility of a
doubt.

PRINCE REGENT'S COURT.—Yesterday-, soon. after
one o'clock, his Royal Highness the PRINCE Re-
GENT held a Court at Carlton-House, which was
attended by the LORD PRESIDENT of the Council.
the LAID PRIVY SEAL, lllr MASTER GENERAL of the
ORDNANCE, and the three SECRETARIES Of STATE,
when the Marquis of WINCHESTER, as Groom of the
stole, the Earl of YARMOUTH, Ss Nice-Chamber-
Itin, and Colonel M'MAHoN a. Keeper of the
Privy Purse and Private Secretary, were introduced
and sworn in of his-MAJerry's. most Honourable
Privy Council, and took their places at the Board
accordingly,
The RECORDER of London was admitted and
"trade his report to the PRINCE in
His ROYAL HIGHNESS gave audiences to Earl
CAMDEN, the LORD CHANCELLOR, and the Earl of
Lrvtaroor..

The Lord and Groom in attendance upon the
PRINCE REGENT, were Lord &mina and the lion.
Mr. HERBERT.

Yesterday a meeting of the Lords of the Trea-
sury tcok place, at which Mr..PEacevAL presided.
It is said that the Right Hon. GEORGi:Rois is to
be cal!ed up to the House of Peers, by the title of
Baron SYNIDHURST.

• Last night Lady FRANCEs GEORGE SMITE! had a
grand rout, at her house. in Lower Brook-street.
4,st night the Countess of MOUNTNOhRIS had a
splendid rout, at her [wow in Stratford-place.
Last
.night, the Coun'ess of DERBY gave a grand
Concert, at tier noble mansion its Grosvenor-3qm%.
It being the first entertainment given this season by
her Ladyship, great preparations were made on toe
occasion. Her Ladyship was visited by a numerous
company of the first distinction, including all the
fas!tionables to thf: west end of the town.,

This day the-Earl. of DERUY will give a gratid din-
ner to, a• large party of the Opposition Noblemen
and Gentlemen,, at tie house in Grosvenor-square.
Eler Grace of DORSET gave a very el;ant ball and
copper, at Dorset House, in Grosvenor-place, on
Wednesday evening, on which occasion, the'_accom-
plished Lady ELIZABETH SACKVILLEI was intro-
duced into the polished circles of high life, for tile
trst time. _ _ _

_ .
The Earl of UxBRIDGE has left 20,0001. to Sir
AuTHUR PAGET; 10,0001. to each of the resit of hi
offspring, except Lord PM; r, to hal left
the greatest bnllt of his fortune.

NAVAL NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH co.—Arrived his Majesu
ty's ships Mermaid and Cadmus horn the Downs.

Sailed the Pickle schooner on a cruize.

The Cornet sloop of war that sailed yesterday,
said to be to join Admital DURHAM in pursuit of
the French fleet, it now appears, was to order the
Admiral and his squadron to return to Portsmouth.

YAMAYTIT, MARCH t-'O.-Arrived his Majesty's
ship Desiree troll) the Downs.

DEAL, MARCH 20.—Sailed the Cretan for Sheer-
ness, and the Lion for Jamaica.
The Speculator .armed lugger has a signal for con-
voy for Portsmouth.

kiAuwzcH, MARCH 20.—Arrived the Earl of
Leicesterpacke, Capt. Hammog.o, with a mall and
passengers, from Gottenburgh. A Swedish Courier
has also arrived in the Leicester.

LEITH, MARCH 17.—The Strehuous gun-brig
arrived in the Roads yesterday morning from a cruise,
with three Danish sloops, prizes. She has taken
eight prizes this last cruise; seven of them have ar-
rived in Leith. Tee Venus frigate arrived in the
Roads this morning from a cruise, and r.kewise the
Hebe armed ship, from seeing the Baltic convoy sate
up the Cattegat..
COVE, MARCH 13.—Yesterday sailed the llama-
dryad frigate, Capt. Sir T. STAINES, for Plymouth,
to be ducked and refitted.

The same day aimed, from Plymouth, his Ma-
jesty's sh:p Semiramis, Capt. R►lCHAtiDsoh'.
This morning arrived the Crane sloop of war,
with a fleet of transpor►s, from Portsmouth, last
from Falmouth, to take out troops to Portugal.
Remain the For&tilde frigate, and Providence and
Prince lYilliurn armed brigs.

CORK, MARCH B.—A;rived the Grand Sachem,
COFFIN, of and from 11.1iltord, for the South Seas;
the IVestmodand, ROACH, of and from Whitehaven,
for Jmnai.ca. Ocean, CLUSSEM, of and from Bristol,
for Jamaica; the Francis, MORRELL, of Portland
(America),, with staves and cotton; and the San
iVicoh, orn ter forcl. -