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warrant OMeets, including Mates and Pilots, that spates.—And
to the Andstant-Sos and each individual In the dam deno-
minated the Ent elan of Yetq Olken (maps Mies sad POGO.

two shares.
And that is all other revWs, save as bevel. exempted, the db.
tribution of rewards for the &tenaloo at smuggien.and foe seizures
trader the laws relating to the Reeettos of Custnins, shall be made ,
mewling to the general scheme beihreteet forth. •
And to prevent auy mlaundernsoding of these regulations. it b
further most humbly proposed, that all the Man and crews be.
longing to any of your Majesty's skips or vessels employed in the
service usually denominated the Coast Blockade Service, and ea
the muster-books of which ships or vessels tbe persons stationed, aod
employed on shore shall be borne, shall, whether actually im ehore
or afloat be considered as part of the force employed on shore
within the meaning atlases regulations.
Ninthly.—!flew any difficulty shall arise in respect to any of
the regulations hereby proposed, and not herein sulliakotly provided
for. the same shall be referred to me, or to the Lord ft.gh Admi-
nil, or to the Commissioners for executing the dim of Lord High
Admiral ; and isey directions, or those of the Lord High Admiral,
er of such Commissieners as aforesaid for the electg, there-1
upon shall be final, and have the same force and as if here-
in stated.
Lastly.—Witb regard to the preparations of the lists for the &a-

tributiois of seizures,
I beg most humbly to propose, that the Captains zed Com-
manders of your Majesty's ships 'ad vesicle of war shall, on making
any seizure, transmit as soon as may be, or cause to be trans.
milted, to the Commissioners of the Navy a free and perfect
Use of the names of all the Officers, Seamen, Marines, Soldiers.
and others, who were actually so board of Ns Majesty's ships
or vessels of war under their command at the time of the seizere.l
and also those who were absent ea duty at suck tbne ; which list
shall contain the quality of the service of each person oo board, to.
gather with the description of the men taken from the description
books of the capturing Alps or vessels, and their several ratings:mad
be subscribed by the Captain or Commanding Odicer,and three or
more of the chief °Seers on board.
And the Commissioners of the Navy, or any three or maw of
them. shall ozonise. or cause to be examined, so. lists by the
muster books of such ships and vessels and lists snoozed tberirso, so
see that such lists do agree with such muster books and annexed
lists, as tothe names, qualities, or ratings of the Olken, Seamen,
Marines, Soithers sod others belonging to such ships and vessels;
and upon mare sbal forthwith grant a eertille.ate, signed by any
three or mere of them, of the truth of any list
thentrasmitted to
emu,
to the agents neminated sod appointed by mitt
and ale;
upon a to theinshe said Commissioners shall give, or MIN
to be en to this said agents, all suck lists from the must, bedsis
of any such ships and vessels and annexed Uses, as the song than
Sod requisite for their direction in making distribution to rinks I
cackled to share in the prothice of such rewards and edam aid.j
shall otherwise be aiding and assisting to the said, pans MI such
matters as shall be necessary.
And whereas by an Order in Council, dated the Me, of Sep.'
timber, 1825 your Majesty was graciorsly pleased to definerand,
direct that the botany In respect of the crews of piratical Alps awl
vessels gives by an Act of Parliatneut.mede and passed is the shit%
year of your Majesty's reign. cis. 45, kabala "An Act for me-
assuaging the capture or destruction of Piratical Ships and Vessels,"
and the produce of all ships, vessels, boats, goods, sod other pro.l
perty of and taken from pirates, and ski; the bounty in like of
salvage given by the said last-mentioned Act, should be paid, di
eldest, and distributed in the manner, form, and proportion repressed
in the said Order in Council of the 23d day of June, 1824, bereby
proposed to be revoked.
I do. therefore, further most humbly submit, whether yaw
Majesty will not be graciously pleased aiso to revoke the said
Order of the 30th of September. 1823, and farther to declare
and direct that the produce of all such ships, vessels, bee*
goods, and ether property of and taken from pirates, ad Ohr
wise the several bounties payable under the said bit imentiliped
Act, in respect of the crews et such Oradea ellipse vassals. bad
heats, and also in lieu of salvage, or its any other respect,
be paid to and divided and distributed amongst the OMs,
Seamen, Marines, Soldiers, and others, wise shall have bees as.
teeny on beard any of your Majesty's ships or vessels et war.
or hired armed ships, at the actual taking, burning, or ethers
wise destroying of any ship, vessel, or boat, manned by pirates,
or persons engaged in acts of piracy, in the same manner, form,
and proportion, as is expressed in the general scheme, herein.
before proposed for the distribution of rewards payable under
tb. laws for the prevention of smuggling ; save and except that
no Flag Officer, or other person pot actually realest at the esp.
tars or destruction of the pirate vessel, shall be entitled to share
in soy distribution of the bounty in respect of the crews of such
piratical ships, vessels, and boats.
Aed whereas by another Order in Council, dated thel44 day of
March, 1827, your Majesty was graciously pleased to order and
direct that the proceeds, bounties, and other sums of meaty pay.
able under an Act made and posed in the sth year of your Ma-
jesty's reign cap. 113, intituled " An Act to amend and coosolidate
the Laws relating to the Abolition of the Slave Trade," to the Com- ,
menders, Otheers, and crews of your Majesty's ships and vessels
should be distributed and divided apoording to the rules and togs
latices directed and provided by the said Order in Cuuncli of the
234 day of June, 1824, which is hereinbefore proposed to be re.
yoked ;"I do. therefore, furtheapsost humbly propose that yeir
Majesty will be graciously pleased also to revoke the said Order
Council tithe 14th day of March, 1647; and further declare and
direct that all sad every the proceeds, bounties, and other mom of
money which shall become payable to the 05cers, seamen, marbles,
and soldiers on board your Majesty's ships and Yowls of war or
hired armed ships, under and by virtue of tbe said Act to amend
and coneolidate the laws relating to the abolition of the ilave
in respect of captures and seizures made under the said ActTriZ
be divided and distributed amongst such Officers, seamen, sari m%
and soldiers, in the same manner, form. and proportion, as b
expressed in the general scheme hereinbefore set forth.
His Majesty hiving taken the said report ioto consideration, wee
pleased, by and with the advice of his Privy Council, to appro.,
thereof, and also of the scheme therein submitted for the future the.
Winds's of seizures amongst the Officers, Seamen, and Marine. 01
kis Majesty's Fleet.
And the Right Hooonrafile the Lords Commissioners ot
Majesty's Treasury, and his Royal Highness the Lord High Ad.'
mind, are to give the necessary directions herein, as to them may
respectively appertain. JAS. BULLER.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
George Collis, Rumford, Eases, ironmonger, from July 15, to 17,
at nine, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing.
hall-atreet.
William Waters, Luton, Bedfdrdshire, baker, from July 10, to 17,
at ten, at the Court of Commbalmier; of Bankrupts, Basing.
hall-suet".
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
John Rickerby, Burrell-green, Cumberland, linie.burner.
lames Lackington Rice, Taunton, Somersetshire, builder.
BANKRUPTS.
Thomas Potter and John Holt, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton.spits.
ners, to surrender, July 50, 51, and August 17, at two, at the
Palace Inn, Manchester. Anomie", Messrs. Milne and Co.
Temple; or Mr. Whitehead, Oldham.
Joseph Beckley, We of Oldham, Lancashire, coach proprietor,
August I, 5, and 17, at ten, at the Palace Inn, Manchester.
Anomie', Mr. Whitehead, Oldham; or Messrs. Milne and Co.
Temple.
William Hobbs, Bristol, druggist, July 19, 20, and August 17. at
eleven, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Anoraks, Messrs.
Ring and Cu. Gray's ion-square; or Messrs. Carey and Co.
Bristol.
Archibald Douglas, late of Bow:lane, London, silk.mansfacturer,
July 10, 17, and August 17, at eleven, at the Court of Com-
missioners of bankrupts, Basingitall-strect. Attorney, Mr. Gale,

Basinghall.street.
Minis Switbenbank, Bradford, Yorkshire, straw hat-masofactorer,
July IS, at keen, 14, at four, and August 17, at eleven, at the
New Inn, Bradford. .Attornies, Mews. Battye and Co. Chan-
eery-lane - or Mr. Morris, Bradford.
Joseph Corbett, Austrey, Warwickshire, eattle.dealer, July 23,24,
and August 17, at eleven, at the Queen's Head Inn, Ashby-de-
la. Zouch. Attornies, Messrs. Das and Co. Holborn-court,
Gray's Inn.
Jonas Stead, jun. lftoyds, Yorkailre, cloth.miller, July 37, at live,
SO, and August 17, at eleven, at the Court douse Leeds. At.
sondes, Mr. Dunning, Leeds; or Messrs. Smitisson and Co.

New lon.
John Yates, Boltotsle-Moon, Lancashire, bookseller, August 7,8,
and 17, at eleven, at the Star ins, Manchester. Attornies, Mr.
Knowles, Bolton-lc-Moors; or Maus. Milne and Co Temple.
Andrew Watson Burn, late of Love-lane, East-cheap, and of Stoke
Newington. wine-merchant, July 15, at eleven, SO* and August
17, at ten, at the Court of Commissioner of Bankrupts, Basing.
hall-street. Attorney, Mr. Pownall, Lotbbury.
Philip Stone, Bristol, grocer, July 18, 19, and August 17, at one,
at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Poole
and Co. Gray's lon-square; or Mr. John Cornish, BristoL
Henry Knill and Henry Knill. jun. Cheltenham, Gloucestershire,
plumbers, July 13. t 4, and August 17, at two, at the Commercial
Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs Evans and Co. Gray's inn.
Dram; or Mr. John Eerie Ilaberlisid, Wool.