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IRISH LINENS.

THE BELFAST COMPANY, cictolnineci to sup-
port their dependant Mechanics by full employment, are
Row selling Irish Linens and Slweting considerably under the
tutor's prices, in hopes that some opening for an expo; t trade
any 'serrates reward their excrtions to keep theywar.trotn want.
They respectfully invite the public to inspect their valudthic.Stock
at SO, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, opposite the Britilh Mu-
seum; the only house in London where the Irish Linens and
Ilteetings, of the best fabric are sold, warranted bleached on the
grass, withoutany chemical acid. No other article sold, and not
less, than a pleat. The company's prices are full SO per cent. be-
low any other louse. Cash for Irish Notes. BROOKS, BIRCO,
214 6°Katie, Agents to the Company, 50, Great Russell-street,
Bloomsbury.

MORGAN and SANDERS, under the deepest
•"•11* sense of gratitude.for the very liberal patronage they have
alrealy received, very humbly Worm Ladies and Gentlemen
II ry have recently enlarged their Manufactory and Ware-
roonts, and which now exhibit a very extensive and fashionable
Collection of every Article of CABINET and UPHOLSTERY
PUNNI PUKE fur llouws and Mansions of every description,
in ',articular the Patent Bedsteads, Sofa Beds, Chair Bab, Ins-
Pella' Dining Tables, Trafalgar Sideboards and Tables in one
elegant piece of Furniture, with many other new and improved
Inventions for the East and West Indies avid all Foreign Climates,
Array and Navy, &c.
N. B. The various Inventions, &c. that many others are offer-
in for sale, it !s almost needless to say to a discerning and libe-
za/ Public, have most of them been copied from Morgan and
llseders's Manufactory, 16 and 17, Catharine-street, strand.

LAVENDER. AND HONEY WATERS.
STEEL and MEYER, LAVENDER WATER
MERCHANTS TO HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE
PRINCESS of WALES, and most of the ROYAL FAMILY,
b 1 kwt to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, who
know them with their favourS, that the above elegant and
useful Perfumes continee on sale at thcirOld Established Ware-
for those articles only, No. 15, CATHARINE.S
41XAND; and xespectlully recommend to thole who are
'Zingers to the superior quality of (heir Lavender and Hooey
trial of them, when S•rx Et. and Mai as Batter them-*
'ewes they will meet with the approbation li...stowed on them
foe Twenty Year. past, while the price continues, at usual low,
1?. the Lavender Watt J.. or :is. 9d. taking six Bottles; Honey
ester St. tid. or six for ti4s.
rr Orders for Exportation and the Country fmnietliately at-
tended to.

ON SPRING DIET.
:ertlttots•
andtopStpriann
altfoerb:etir,:esdiactc,elehrated Physician) that consti-
tutional diseases cgome into action ; and if, at this season, people
Prevented." much human misery would be
veryTHE N
NUT
T of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not
nourishing and pleasant to the palate, but ample
114rience has proved it to be more efficacious ix correcting the
coostitution and purifying the blond than the Li;bon Diet Dr nk
or Sarsaparilla.
~ People sul?ject to eruptions of the skin, and suth as are of
bilious, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habits, will find the
Eames& Cocoa, a most invaltrahlesortic;e of diet.
In the periodical works on Medicine it is highly extolled, and
Int is adopted by several eminent Physicians.
it is sold in a ground state for boiling (in the same manner as
cli"), Price 61. 6d. per pound, by NV. Wilson, Grocer, N 0.39,
btratd. Orders Irons the country must be accompanied with a
remittance.

ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, Marti 9,1312.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT' OF PAY AND HALF-PAY

FOR NAVY CHAPLAINS.

THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS for EXE-
CUTING the OFFICE of LORD HIGH ADMIRAL of
the UNITED KINGDOMS of GREAT BRITAIN and IRE-
LAND, do hereby give Notice, That his Royal Highness the
PRINCE REGENT has been graciously pleased, by his Order in
Council of the 4th inst. in the name and on the behalf of his Ma-
jesty, to direct, that the following Regulations, in re pest to
the Half-Pay or Pension to be allowed to Chaplains of his Ma-
jesty's Fleet, after long and meritorious Service, as well as the
Pay and Allowances during the period of such servitude, shall
be established in future, viz.
" Ist. That every Ship in his Maje;ty's Navy, from a First to
a Fifth Rate inclusive, shall be allowed a Chaplain on her Esta-
blishment.

" 2d. That every Chaplain after Eight Years of actual Sta
Service, (or if in a Guard Ship, Ten Years,) curing which period
he shall not have been absent from his duty six weeks at any one
time, except by special leave from the Board of Admiralty, and
who shall produce Cern►,Scates of good conduct and moral beha-
viour from the Captains he may have served under, shall be en-
titled to a Pension to the nature of Half-Pay; bat no Cliaplain
to be entitled to Half-Pay or Pension if he shall accept any Pre-
ferment with Cure of Souls during the term of his required Ser-
vice at Sea.

" Zld. That the amount of this Pension or Half-Pay to each
Chaplain shall he Five•Shilliogs per Day.
" nth. That if iu the event of a Peace, or from other *cum-
a
stances not depending on himself, a Chaplain shall not have been
ahte to complete the full Servitude of Eight Years, a Pension may
be conferred by the Board of Admiralir according to a sca'e to
be determined on, proportionate to the term of Service, in no
case, howevtr, to be granted for less than Three Years Service
at Sea.

sth. That on the expiration of the period of eight (or ten).
years, as the case may be, every Chaplain shall give notice in
whiny, whether it is his intention to continue to serve or not
in the first case, every year's additional Service shall entitle him,
when placel on the Pension List, to receive at the rate of Six-
pence a day in addition to the Pension which his eight (or ten)
years servitude may have entitled hint to, until the arre-
gate rate amounts to Ten Shillings a air, being the greatest
Pension which any length of Service can- confer ; in the second
ca,e, where no further Service is intended, the Pension shall re-
main at Five Shillings a day as above mentioned.
" Gth. That length of Service and meritorious Conduct 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 Admiralty; and that no
other Clergyman shall be eligible to any of those pieces of pre-
ferment, thin a N.tvy Chaplain ; and that the Presentation to any
of those pieces of Preferment, whose emoluments may amount
to Four Hundred Pounds per Annum, ghat! cause the Half-Pay
of the respective Chaplains to cease, as is provided by Law in the
case .f the divided Living of Simonbourn "
7th That the Pay of a Chaplain, while In actual Service,
shall be according to the following Rate, viz.

" One Hundred and Arty Pounds per Annum, and the nts.
!dished compensation of ill. Bs. a year for a Servant, in each
Rate, and to have a Cabin allotted for him, in the Ward-room,
or Gnn-room,where he is to Mess with the Lieutenants and to be
rated for V.ctual*: and when the Chaplain shall be willing to act
as Schoolmaster, he shall be entitled to the Bounty of Twenty
Pounds a year, granted by her late Majesty Queen Anne, by her
Order in Council, of the eist April, 1702, provides he shall pan
an examination befit& the Lieutenant Governor, Professor, and
Precis:or of the Royal Naval College at Portsmouth, brand of
at the trinity House, as required by the above-rentiimed Order
in Council; and he shall be further entitled to Five Pounds per
Annuni, to be paid to him by every young Midshipman and Vo-
lwiteer of the first class, as a remuneration for his Education,
the same to be stopped out of the said young Gentleman's Pay.
"13th. That a Chaplain General shall he appointed, with such
emoluments as may be deemed proper by the Board of Admi-
ralty, to whom all applicaiims for Appointments shall be made,
or will he referred, and all Regulations entrusted, wiating to the
Establishment of Chaplains for tke Royal Navy, in the same man-
ner 13 is practised with regard to Army Chaplains.
" 9th. That no Warrant will be granted by the Board of Ad-
miralty, to any Candidate for an Appointment, unless recom-
mended by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, and the
Bishop of London, through the Chaplain General, as in every
way vroperly qualified.
" iOtn. That Chaplains nbw serving in the Navy, who may
upon due examination be deemed proper to be continued, shall
be allowed the time they may have *erred, as part (not exceeding
one half) of that required to entitle them to the Pennorr or
Half-Pay." By (;onintand of their Lordships,
.1. o'. CROICER.
N. B. The Rev. Archdeacon John Owns, has been appointed
Chaplain General to the Fleet, to N. hum all lettera are to be ad-
dressed, ueder coner so the se.-retat poi the MMlPia.

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