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London, England, 1820-05-18 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PAPER.

A LIST of PENSIONS and SALARIES, Payable out of the
41 par Cent. BARBADOES and LEEWARD ISLAND
DI.JTIES„ from 1809 to 1818, both incliiiire; with the Pen-
sioners' Names, Date of at King's Warrant, and Annual
Pension. Ordered, by the House of Commons, to be Printed,
May 4, 1820.
William Lord Auckland, dated Nov. 14, 1774 £4OO 0 0
Eleanor Lady Auckland, Jan. 11, r 805 - - 500 0 u
George Baron Auckland, July 1, 1814 - - 400 0 0
Edmund Burke;Keq. during the lives of Lord Vis-
count Royston, Philip Earl of Hardwicke, and
Anchitel Gray, Esq. and the longer liver of
them, Oct. 24, 1795 - - • - - 1,160 0 0
Edmund Burke, Esq. during the lives of the Prin-
ces', Annelia, Lord Viscount Althorp, and Lord
George Henry Cavendish, and the longer liver
of them, Oct. 14, 1795 - - - - 1,340 0 0
Walter Burrows and Paul Patrick, Esqrs. In trust
fur Mary and Maria Hunn, May 20; 1799 - 500 0 0
Henry Cowper, Esq. Nov. 21, 1797 - - 1,028 0 0
Charles Craufurd, Esq. Nov. 27, 1801 - 1,200 0 0
Mrs. Alicia Campbell, Feb. 28, 1818 - - 00 0 0
Miss Elizabeth Cooper, Nov. 19, 1800 - 500 o o
Lady Louisa Dawson, Oct. 10, 1800 - - 200 0 0
Lady Anna Maria Dawson, Oct. 10, 1800 - 200 0 01
Andrew Dickis, to pay the late Servants of the 1;335 18 8
younger Princes, by Quarterly Warrants- to
varying from 992 17 0
Lady Augusta De Ameland, Oct. 24, 1806 - 1.492 10 0
Dims, -Oct. 24, 1806 - - - 185 10 o
Ditto, Feb. 97, 1813 - - - - - 931 10 0
Ditto, by Special Warrant - - - - 1,650 5 4
Mrs. Caroline Julie Durant, and James Corson,
Es 9. in trust for Georte, Amelia, and Augustus
De Curt, Oct. 20, 1805 - - - - 150 0 0
Sophia Baroness De Clifford, Sept. 28, 1816 - 1,9810 0 0
Mrs. Jesse Dillon, Sept. 98, 1116 - - 82 0 0
Mrs. Eliza Despard, Feb. 4, 1818 - - 100 0 0
John Earl of Dunmore, by Special Warrant - 429 15 10
Lady Harriet Erskine, Oct. 10, 1860 - - 200 0 0
George Keith Elphinstone Viscount Keith, Sir
John Leach, and Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, in
trust for Sophia, Mary, Elizabeth, Augusta, and
Amelia Fitz Clarence, Sept. 9, 1811 - - 9,500 0 0
William Henry Cavendish, Duke of Portland,
and William Wyndham, Baron Grenville, in
trust for Henry Fajen, Esq. June 21, 1798 - b,024 0 0
William Gordon, in trust for Patience Gordon,
Oct. 20, 1797
James Grange, Esq. and Mary Godwin Grange,
June 5, 1814 - - . - - - 950 0 0
Sylvester Baron Glenbervie, Dec. 31, 1114 - 745 2 0
bliss Harriet Gore, Sept. 15, 1001 - - - 206 0 0
Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton, Oct. 20, 1797 - - 200 0 0
Mrs. Elizabeth 'Hamilton, in trust for her daugh-
ter, Mary Ann Pierpoint Hamilton, June 20,
1798 - - - - - - . 100 0 0
Samuel Viscount Hood, £2,000 per annum ; after
his decease, £1,500 to Susannah Viscousness
Hood; and after their decease, to Henry Vis-
count Hood, £1,500 per annum, June 17, 1800 2,000 0 0
Rosalie Huyghues, July 16, 1804 - - - 91 5 0
John Hosier and Thomas Bernard, Esqrs. during
the life of Miss Margaret Bernard, Dec. 2, 1796 300 0 0
John Hosier and Thomas Bernard, RUM. during
the life of Thomas Tyringham Bernard, Esq.
Dec. 2, 1796 - - 300 0 0
Henry Hobart and John Sullivan, Esqrs. in trust
for the Ave younger Children of George Hobart,
Esq. deceased, June 10, 1803 - - 400 0 0
Ann Houghton, Sept. 20, 1816 - - - 35 0 0
John Graham Hewett, Esq. May 24, 1817 - •CO 0 0
Mrs. Janet Hobart, June 10, 1803 - - - 200 0 0
Mrs. Marian Irving, Oct. 8, 1600 - - • 120 0 0
Mrs. Marian Irving and William Callow, E:q. in
treat for Lillias Catherine Marian Irving, Oct.
8, Iwo - - - - - - - 80 0 0
Thomas Jordan, Sept. 28, 1818 - - - 78 15 0
The Right Hon. Nicholas Vansittart and Edward
Gale Boldero, Esq. in trust for Cecilia Marga-
ret Locke, June 21, 1799 - - - - 411 0 0
The Right Hon. Charles Long, Feb. 7, 1601 - 1,500 0 0
bliss Fanny Morgan, May 15, 1804 - - - '5O 9 0
William Price, Esq. and Lieutenant-General Wil-
liam Cartwright, iu trust for Louisa Countess
of Mansfield, and Robert Flalke Greville, or
the survivor, March 8, 1814 - - - - 1,000 0 0
The Right Hon. John MacMahon, July lit, 1817 1,064 0 0
Lady Caroline Parnell, Oct. 10, 1800 - - - nco 0 0
Mrs. I lannah Pollock, Feb. 4, 1818 - - 500 0 0
Caroline Countess Dowager of Portarlington; af-
ter her decease, i2OO per annum to each of her
four Daughters, Oct. 10, 1800 - - - 890 0 0
Mrs. Sophia Ricketts June 19, 1800 - - 411 0 0
Robert Banks Jenkinson, Lord Hawkesbury,
and Edward Watts, Esq. in trust for Isabella
Ricketts June 19, 1800 - - - 103 10 0

Ann Rocket, Sept. 26, 1816 - - - 20 -0
0
Williain Selwyn, Esq. July 9, 1798 - - 410 0 0
Nathaniel Middleton, in trust for Charlotte Soow,
April 3, 1806 50 0 0
John Earl of Chatham, and the Bishop of LW-
coin, in trust for Lady Hester Lucy Stanhope,
Jan. 30, 1906 • - - - - - - 1,200 0 0
Richard Shirley, Sept. 28, 1816 - - . 61 6 0
Robert Mitford, and John Unwin, &qrs io trust
for Mrs. Charlotte Sargent, and John Sargent,
Fag. May 14, !804 - - - - 116 0 0
Dr. 'William Short, Sept. 22, 1816 - - . 400 0 I
Sir William Sidney Smith, July 18, 1816 - 1,000 0
Henry Strachey, Eari. July 4,1790 - - 70 0 0
Richard Wharton' Rs,. Dee. 27, 1813 - - 500 0 0
William Waugh, Sept. 10, 1816 - - - 46 16 e
Thomas Wilson, ssq. Jnly U, 1767 - 300 0 0

T.,,,M

TUE MINORItY
ou ootonrt. HAWS S 1:0T1014 fOlt A CCY.HL:
EtrENDITURE or THE tOCNTRT.
Alaurp, Viscount Ilarbord, Hon. Ed. Robinson Sir G.
Allen, J. 11. Heron, Sir R. Smith, William
Bury, Viscount Keunedy, T. F. Spurrier, C. IL
Barrett, S. M. Lushington, Steph. Smith, Abel
Barham, J. F. jun. Milton, Viscount Smith, Sam.
Blight, Henry Maxwell, W. Si fton, Earl of
Calvert, Charles , Maack, J. B. Sykes, Dan.
Callaghan, 0. Milbanke, Ma'rk Whitbread, W. H.
Carter, T. Newport, Sir J. Whitbread, S. C.
Crompton, Samuel Ord, Whliant Webbe, Edward
DeCrespigny,Sir W. Palmer, F. Wood, Alderman
Dundas, Thomas Power, R. Williams, Wiiiiam
Dundas, Hon. L. Parnell, Sir H. .-
Gurney, R. H. Parnell, W. TELLES&
Grenfell, Pascoe Price, R. Davies, Color il
Ilaldimand, W. . RantAlen, J. C. Ellice, Edward
Mr. GASIELL'S name was omitted in the list of the Minotity
who voted in favour of Lord A. Ilaatn.ron's motion on Mon-
day last.
It was Joni, Tinsman, Esq. (not Pinamma) who divided in
the minority on Lord A. Ilawit.vost's motion.
The motion which was postponed by Lord JOHN &Tema ca
Monday evening, was a motion for Papers relative to Parrs.
The second reading of the Orampoutial Disfranchisement Bill
still stands for Friday the 19th instant.

Olt 7U YILIZA IT

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1820.
THE FUNDS

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLCCK
Bank Stock 226% 226
3 per Cent. Reduced 691/4 69
3 per Cents Consols 69%
3i per Cent. 77% t %-4 per Cent. f 171,;
5 per Cent. 10614, 5/B—Long Ann. 18 1-16
India Stock 221220—80nds 215. 225. pr.
Exchequer Bills 2s. 4.5. pre.
Consols for Acct. 097A1 % N.

Colonel VAssAu.s, the brother of General Ptivo,
arrived yesterday with dispatches from the QUEEN to
her legal advisers. Such was the dispatch used in
his journey, that he only left Geneva on Friday
night, a distance of nearly 700 miles. tier MA•
JESTY was at Geneva when he quitted, where she in-
tended to remain two days, for the ;sake of rest ; tie
then proposed proceeding to the frontiers of France,
but had no intention of visiting Brussels, as formerly
reported. The messenger's instructions were, to re-
turn immediately with an answer, and meet her on
the road. T;:e French journals have announced her
MAJESTY'S entry into France above ten days since;
and the Journal des Dehats, of hloncay, gives it as
an on dit, that sire had been several days in Paris,
incognito : the arrival of the above messenger com-
pletely exposes the, inaccuracy of these statesnents..--
Her MAJESTY was rather indisposed when the Co.
lonel left, but it arose merely from the fatigue she
bad undergone in travelling.

The Paris Papers of Sunday and bkftday arrived
this forenoon. •

On Saturday, M. BIDAULT, lately responsible
Editor of the Constitutionnel, was found guilty, in
the Court of Assizes, of having, by an article inserted
in that Journal, provoked and excited the citizens to
civil war. He was condemned to two years of rarprL.
sonment, and 10,000 francs of fine. M. BIDAVLT
has appealed against the judgment.
The Renommie informs its readers, that an insur-
rection has burst out at Jamaica, not less general
nor less bloody than that mhich desolated t. Dc-
mingo!--It is a pity to deprive the RenoP,Mc't and
its readers of any national pleasure they may feel in
,such a piece of news; but, for the sake of uLh of
our countrymen as may be vegetating in Fi arce, we
think it as well to mention, that the people
Ja-
maica themselves knew nothirig of all this bloody
tragedy when the last accounts came away, and that
the first intelligence they ill probably have of it will
be through this veritable announcement cf the peck.
liarly well-informed Renoln”We.

From Spain there is a variety cf kgerestirtg ac-
counts in thee Papers, from which we have only
room for a few extracts.

MINA and the Civil Authorities of Navarre conti-
nue much at variance, and it is supposed that he will
scarcely be able to maintain his post of Viceroy. It
appears, that after the memorable example of Box*•
PAItTI3, he forced himself into the midst of the Pa-
triotic Society of Pampeluna, attended by a number
of Officers, who significantly put their hands to their
swords, as a signal apparently to the Patriots po go
about their business ; but the citizens were not to to
so intimidated ; each of them drew loaded pistols
from their pockets; and at the sight of this threatened
resistance, MINA and his satellites withdrew.

The investigation into the Cadiz massacre is pro-
ceeded in with zeal and activity. GeneraloCnsevANA
and VALDES, the Colonels, and several other Officers
of the two battalions of Guides and Loyalty, have
been arrested ; and the battalions themselves have
been disbanded.

The frigates Constitution and Viva were expected
to be ready to sail from Cadiz for America on the
Bth instant. They are to touch at Tenerife, Porto
Rico, Havannah, and Vera Cruz ; and will leave at
each place-duplicates of the Decree for the convoca-
tion of the Cortes.

Among a variety of Royal Decrees which have
been recently issued, there is one permitting the im-
portation of books and prints into Spain, free of all
duty ; another disqualifying any perstin from holding
two appointments under Government at the same
time; and a third ordering all vacancies in public
situittiOs to be advertised in the journals for cue

nth before they are Wed up, hi, order that those hest
qualified for them may mate their pretensions kno*n.
—These liberal and wise mea. ti/ es are among the
first fruits of the counsels of the new Minister, CANGA
AncOELLEs--oae of the greatest sufferers uudet the
&parte • lime.

irrencli Five per Cents.—Satarday, 73fr. 55c.

Letters from various Pi evinces of Spain mention
that the Election ,for Members to the Cortes had ai-
redy commenced, and excited every where .the
greatest enthusiasm. The people seemed determined
to re-elect, as far as possible, the old Members, not
only as an act t,f gratitude .ind justice, but because,
duri.T the late haoishment of many of them in fo-
reign countries, they must have obtained acquire-
ment. v.ilu.►ble to their native land. Wherever the)
have teLurned, they have been received in the most
triun- chant manner, which proves the esteem their
!ilow-countrymen entertain for their former services,
and n.ore recent sufferings.