The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-02 00:00:00

TUESDAY, JULY 1816.

'' ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFETCC;'
Established by Royal Charter, it) the Reign of King George

Ake-First.

June. 1816.';
ERSONS, whose annual Premiums fall. Clue
on the 240 instant, are kerehy informed, that Receipts
are now ready-to be LnAivered zit the Company's Offices; over
the Royal Exchange and in Pall-Ntall, as well as by their re-
spective Agents in the several I:ounties i'awl- the Parties as-
sured are requested to apply for the Renewal of their Poli-
cies otr or befOrc the 4th of Jitly , next, as the Usual Fif-
teen Days allowed.-for Payment, beyond the date of each Po-
licy, will then expire.

SAMUEL FENNING, jun.. Secretary.

*** Attendance is,giveiNaily at the said Offices, for the
Ass•arat►ce.of' Buildings, Gt,inis, Alerchandizes, and fillips,
in Harbour, in Dock, or while building, fro►it Loss 'or Da,
wage !Kt' Fire ; and also for th►► Aisurance of, and granting
Annuities on, Lives. '' • •_ .

. _ .
N.lll. Fire Policies will be issued free of Expence to As.
Slued, where the Aouttal Premium awounts to Gs. or ut-
wards.

ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, JULY' 1, 1516.. '

IN. I)kosnwoce of die Act of the 55 tit year of
his present Majesty, by which it it enacted titiet the
olit-Peitsion'ers ill this hospital shell in futile* he paid 4t:ar-
terly, in ti advace, instead of half-yearly, N'otice hervliy
xi% en, by order of the Right Honourable the Lords and
uthers, C.untoissinuers for inaliagintr the affairs +of the said
losihtuli that all the Out,l'easioners thereof, resiilin.,,t in
lanidon, sr within the District of the Bills of Mortality, acs
requiren to appear persilnally 1111.1 with their
Inst vuet ions and Certificates of Admission, at the secretary's
Other in the said Hospital, on the respective days, and in
their different c:asses, according to:their several Rates of
Pension, as undermentioned ; when attendAnce will he given
.front Nine o'clock in the Morning. until Three in _the After-
peon, fur the Payttirnt of a Quarter of a Year'i'i Pension in
advance, to the 2(4th of tieptemer next.
On-FitiDAY, the sth of My.
The Petinin,sers' at 64. -ed. and hit. per day, from the diffe-
.rent Itegiment4 of .Cavnlry,'Fuut Guards, and Jafantry, in-
cluditilt those front- the 'Militia.

'On SATURUAY, the 6th of July.
Those it 9(1. per (13y, from the different Regiments and
Corps, to the sOrii of rout inclusive.

On MONDAY, the Bth of truly.
Those at Ad. per day, from the tit st Regiment of Foot, and
all the remaining liegioents and Corgis; as also. the Militia.
at tad. per day.
On TUESDAY, the 9th of July.
Those at Is. per day, front the different Regiments of Ca-
',airy, with the ist and Regiments of Foot (hank.
On WEDNESI)AY, the 10th of July.
. Those. rt;ls‘per ihy, from the .lil Regiment of Font °yards,
to the-end of„the,nualbered Regiments at the said late.

-7,01). THURSDAY,' the I.ltll of July.
Those a lA. per, day, from the Koval Garrison 13.attallon,
Veteran Ilatta tind xll the remaining Itegiinents and
Corps, as also tr;r- Poosioners at is. OW. per day.

Qn 111.113AY, the iOth of July.
Those at Is. Id.' tr, lid. Is. Id. Is, 2,441. and It. ad. per
On s.vrunmAY, the 13th of July. , •
'flume at Is. M. Is. 43. Is.-11,1. Is. sd. Is. Sid. ls.
and is. 60. per day.
Ott MONDAY, the Irmi of July.

Thoio at Is. 7d. per day and upw4rits.
On TUESDAY, the Joh of July).
The Private Gentlemstk who receive Annuitie• •from. the
Jai, tit and id-Troops of tterse,Onards itlso the I/eosin:l'43l
from the several ltegjtuettts who Libre heplt admitted. oft ac•-•
count of ttliodoelist
' also oeilefeirand ditectei, that all Out-Pcitslonevi be-
longing to the said IlDepitul, du pay particuLr.uttetition to
their Instrrictions, which they arc requited to produce at the
tlinC of Pasroluilt, by which they are orilereti to transmit to the
PayittAster-General of, his 'Majesty's Land Forces in Votidoii,
thoir.Allidavits tes 111Cry13prescribed, oil or iinniediately.after
every Quarter-day. wittiont whicla their Names will nut he
entered on the Pay-Lists fur the iSklbSetillellt,.Quarter, and
they :ire not atterwards to change their Place of Abode, as
spetitic.d feu their AHitkvits, without unaioiilable itecessity,
xnd 4itily ;inlaying the SAIIIN.
And that' if ally Pewitmer shall riatidtfleotly attempt to ie-
acive tl double payment of. liii Petisiori, either at Chelsea, or
at difreeent Places, he shall be struck off the List, and for.'
fait all benefit arising from this Efitablisliutent.'
0. AUtiT, Secretary and p.eg4t,r4r.

for lighting the Public lamps, to a schedule of
prices to be annexed to the
The. Earl of, .I.4my.n icy...defended the Bill, con -
tenditig that the healthful and excellent light
whielt was produced from the Gas, was a benefi-
cial public object, 04 had been before recogniSed
the Legislature in the powers eiranted to this
Company. This Rill he maintained, was of .the
sametleseription Hi the (nutter Act; and did not
give any Monopoly to tlit,73 Company.. Regarding
the Whale Fishetirs, he maintained that-they were
not of thatimportance which 'wags attached to
them ; and that the supply of Coal for: the pro...
duce of Gas would be the means of furnishing
more Seamen for the Navy upon any emergency
than the-Whale Fisheries. •

j, The Earl ot thaitowar observed, that although
1, :the Bill did not in terms give a monopoly, yet the
effect of it, by kfiring tlfl nieans'of
ditional capital- of 200,00.0..v0u1d be in all pro-
14hility to eo,Able theM. 10 (kitr()Sr. competition,
and ,eviire themselves a otintopoly.- De (lid not
make this objection with': a view to 'Ole- vilmie
: Fi4heries, admitting that they might not to Staini
in the viiy of iroprovetneuts iii science, hut with
a view to this.beautiful and excellent light itself,
which was tlnw furnished in cuff' ens quarters ot
the town by pirate companies; and this. Corpo-
ration would by this Bill possess the means hf, e)6.
tinguishiug those private companies, and securing
to themselves 1111.10110001 y..
The Earl of LaNG,Foao defended the 8111 upon
the grottndl of. the public advantages that would
be lierived front the exertions Of this Cotnimny.
The Ilonse divided oil the question for the third
' reading ot the Bill-4- .
cauteut:s, tu—Not-Contents,. 15—Majority, 1.
While strangers were;exChided, we understand
amither th‘ision took place, on a crunse proposed
by Doren Lauderdale.
Cootents, to—Mit-Content+, le--Maiwity against the
Aiuoidnient, r..s
The bin wait then posed after which the
r-tiuse ildjooroed.. , .

lIOUSE COAIAMNS. •
The SPF.AKEit informed the lloitie, Ow the
nnyd. Avsent had been given by cotionik.:bion to
several 111111.

Lords' Amendments on the Con),:tery r;tt were
stoked to,
Papers retpecting the Irish Inland Nitvitition were pre-
sented.
Aeenisnts were receitted of the tiuntioer of prisoners in the
King's Botch, the fleett arid tit': ,N'ittrshatinro
Thc Amv,..huvut.at, Niue). Hi{) were con,i.tere,l and
agree 4 to, ifter s.nnui'ennet rsat:On between Mr. M. 'll.
Mr. -Hornet., fend Strjeant Hest.
arviiti.,n waspr. sentuclfrom the Publicans and lOn:tilers
_•

,A)„,Laiu e'eal'e'v4Sug.l)a AL,
Arnentlutents ni" the Phrish Apprentices Bill,
the Chowder)* Cuurti Bill, and the I)ithltu Road Bill, weep,
itge:ed to. •
t. POLICE OF' TIIE METROPOLIS, • '

Mr. It2N NETT brotight up the Police Commit-
; leeTteport. He' observed, that the Comm rec
bad taken great pains in examining into this sub-
jeet ; and he hoped the House would look at it
with due attention next Session. It was con-
. !reefed with many important considerations. The
question of the licensing of public-houses deierved
consideration. It hail appeared in the examina-
tion that,itt the district at Whitechapel there was
a connection bet weett Magistrates and *Brewers.
It also appeared thot in 1813 above 9000 persons
were committed, on various charges, to New-
gate and othet prisons ; mid, in .1815, 10,500 :
890 were committed to Clerkenwell prison ftir us-
saatts chiefly. There were great evils from the
want of a proper classification of prisoners con-
, fined for different sorts of crimes. He thought,
on lite whole, that the mufflers and morals Of the
public bad been rather improved of late, not with.
standing the extent of distress which had placed
20.000 persons in a state of want rind
Tile Report waa,.ordered to lie mm the table.
Mr. BurraawouTit gave his testimony to the
exertions of the Committee. He hoped, also, that
the Bill for regulating Stage-conch Driving would
be renewed next. Session. Great abuses had oc-
voted on the Leicester rosid,,, where a coach wts
shattered to pieces, and four
.perscms 141lecl.
The AvroitNltY-GCNIIRAL COtild riot promise
any thing for himself neici Session' withont assist-
afire and support, as this, his firsiettempt at le-
gila.tion , had proved so unsuccessful:, but Some-
thing twist be done. in this matter,. for the SCP4I-
- city and SatiSfaetiOn of tile public. , •
Dy„tes Divorce Nil was read a this'd
Petition was received (roar the 'ke‘vitesbury Frame.
workers.—West India Accounts were ordered, on
tile motion Of Mr. MANNING, Cr). i•-)e printed.
Mr. M. A. TAYLOR' gave notice of 0111111'er
ni. Kt- StSsion respecting the ilavenient of the Me-
t copal is.'• •