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London, England, 1811-01-17 00:00:00

PitALMMEIVTARr PROCEENNaS.

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HOUSE OF COMMONS, JAN. 16.
Mr. BANKES gave notice, that he shoulion Mon-
day next move to revive the Committee on Pub-
lic Expenditure; _also to revive the Committeeealast
Session, on Sinecure Offices and Pensions.
' PRIVATE BILLS.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER;
pursuant to the notice which he had given yesterday,t
rose to Move ;o appoint periods, within which respet9
tivelY the several stages on private petitions and bills'
should be limited. It was desirable, from the experi-
enee-of late years, that these stages should be fixe,tl at
this period of the Bess:on ; with an understanding, pow-
ever, in the House, that, if it should be the pleasure
of the Prince Regent that any adjournment or Fom..
gation of Parliament should take place for any limited
period, such a circumstance should be taken into con-
sideration as to any alteraticm of the times now to be
fixed for the-different -stages of private bills. Aipar-
ties Wicking such 'acts must have already given their
4potices in the provincial papers, andineCessa,tilyhad the'
business in contemplation before the elose;of last Ses-
Ilion, they ought to be ready at any time to come fne-
gerard with their petitions. He 'should fix on'Friday,
the Ist of February next, a; the last da'y for reCeiejtir
private petitions : on Monday, the 4th orMOith,,as,
the last day for receiving bills on private petitions.:
iind on Monday, the 29th of April, as the last day for,
mceiving reports on private bills. The Right Ho-
siburable Gentleman concluded by moving three reso-
lutions to that effect, which 'were severally agreed to
and ordered to be printed. •
,t On the motion of Mr. LUSHINGTON, the
Committee on Expiring Laws was renewed ; aid the
several four • customary orders made to enable the
Conan/tee to discharge its functions.
REGENCY BILL.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
Dive notice,' that he should to-morrow move tor the
appointment Of a Secret Committee to examine into
11* state of the Privy Purse, and the several chargesl
`affecting the same. His object in proposing this exami-
•nation, was to render the discussion of a clause in the'
Wit on this subject less difficult or perplexing than it ,
otherwise would be. Those Gentlemen who bore in
mind the proceedings of 1789, would recollect thetj
considerable discussion took place as to the mode or',
appropriating the funds of the privy purse, for the pay
of salaries aud 'pensions, and such other charges as:l
Imay have been assigned upon it by his Majesty. The
-jealousies and- embarrassments which were excited
and felt uponthat occasion, arose altogether from the
• omission to` institute any previous inquiry, upon the
, subject. Gentlemen, therefore, he was persuaded,
would think with him, that to avoid any difficulties
like those experienced on the former occasion, it
.kvoold be much better to remove every ground of
qtAtion or doubt, 4.49s.toting an inquiry into the.
subject before they should come to the discussion of
. the -particular clam*, had reason to think that:
rthe fetruiry would not be long', and that if the Secret
.Conmaittee should be appointed to-morrow, the report
mignt confidently be expected to be made early on.
L'FridSy.; 'and, as it was not probable that the House
would be able to get throu:.: the whole Bill in one
4,41. tlie'y would have the benefit of the report on
Fday'.
.• The Regency Bill was then, on the motion of the
Chancellor of the Exchequer. read a second time, and
%atria td be committed to-morrow. —Adjourned.
A BILL
To provide for the Administration of the Royal Authority, and
. for the Care of hi. Majesty's Royal Person, during the amid-
. nuance of his Majesty's illness; and for the Resumption of the
• Exercise of the Royal Authority by his Majesty.
THE FOLLOWING IS AN ABSTRACT 01 THE BILL.

Whereas by reason of the severe indispOsition with
•which it bath pleased GOD to afßict the KAtao's most
Excellent Majesty, the personal Exercise of the Royal
,Authority by his Majesty is for the present so far in.
*terrupted, that it becomes necessary to make provi-
-Ilion for assisting his Majesty in the administration.'
and exercise of the Royal Authority, nd also for the
"Care of his Royal Person during the contifivance of
'his Majesty's indisposition, and for the resumption of
Ake-Hercise of the. Royal Authority by his Majesty;
Be it therefore enacted, by the King's most Evil
Oellent Majesty,-by and with the advice and consent
of the Lards Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons
in this present Parliament assembled, and by the...
.:shorityof The same, That his Royal Highness George
Augustus Frederick, Prince of Wales, shall have full
power and authority, in the name and on the behalf
mkhis Majesty; and under the stile and title of " Re-
gent of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland," to exercise and admini;ter,-according to the
Laws and Constitution of the U.4,:id,Kingdom of
(Great Britain and Ireland, and the-dominions of his
Majesty, the Rope Power and Anthorifty, to the
Crown of the said'Unitcd Kingdom belonging', and
to use, execute, and perform all Authorities, Prero-
gatives, Acts of Government, and Admiithtration of
:the same, which lawful" belong to the King of the
,taiditihited Kingdom, ► use,' and perforr
s übject Limit , Reg&
and Restr, specified

stained:
be done
'the behalf
.of this
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and elf.
wou:+
intents ,
all persons
all persons
same irf

an

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purposes as the saute persons wugile to yield obedience
, to and carry into effect she lily Acts done by his Ma-
jesty ; any law, courts, itf °Nee, or other matter or
thing to the contrary no withstanding. I
Provided always, Tha: as to all authorities given
and aP- ointments made, and all other Acts, matter
x, usually done under the Authority of
Maw, ' • SI-gnat

minate and appoint some one person, being. or
having been a Member of his Majesty's Most Ho:
nourable Privy Connell, to be a Member of the said
Council, to advise and assist her Majesty as aforesaid
fn the room and place of each and every of the said
Councillors so departing this life, or declining to act
• aforesaid ; which nomination and appomtment
-c in writing

Last night we received a regular series of the Mo-
il' tun to the Bth inst.—A new Sdilanad has been mad.
IT the King of Wiargungno of the Succession to his
`krone, which will be read with interest on account
?the relation of the Qneed to our Royal Family ;--

appoin
-.a thinsl,
Royal Sign , The itur-reorrtelfigieniln
the form 3'4:Wowing ; that is to say, G. R. by 0. P Rt.
shall be as yulid and effectual, and have the sane
farce and effect as his Majesty's Royal Sign Manual,
'all be id. take -be to and
1

and

shall be forthwith certhtedbi hif rument
signed and sealed by her Kijesty, to the Lords
.his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Comma, and
shall- be entered in the books of the slid Privy Cor
IS And be it further • Iced, that each And

" VrOTOARD DEC 10.
46 By a
.847a1 Decree, jag. ptibilibed, to the
Throvelit Waneasbgesh is setrilishoddeshiessile.lice;to tha
entire itillittepental eirriviles affetralec. •
i ,14argcle • •the dog

,until
and silt ..c deemed an,....c.tken to , -aA intents - .5, _ _, fan.
_e ena, 41 every
-fAignses his Majesty's 'Royal Sign Manuais-Fd bo Meniber other Majesty'sCounciL4 sll, withiathetpaca
obeyed as such. . ,
~- ,1,1 . : .7 * , After his appointment brvirtueofthisAekerbir,
..1 andappointtitiet- --; in
to retnAin, unkrkaaildatii the virtaiofher M 4 jolt y's notthiat;
. . . _
11111111aer -

2. Appointments to .
_ aforesaid, lat.. the following oath- ,before the
Regent shall declare his Pleasure to the contrary.
• •

.1 situation shall be again verified In a solemn assembly of the
members of full age of the Royal Family and the Ministers of
under the y residence of the Meg ; and thee the act of iii.
from the sammulon to the Throne, dull be solemnly
prostounced.
. 1.00 I el The 2d article excludes from the seceession to the Throne
..as Majesty. ~.. 1 quired and empowtypsl to odtglabeer the sense wham wee children born of unequal marriages—which is afterwards ex-
-9: No Act of the Regent to be vandi unless done ; required so to do br.n.y. r.......-WRlPlieillialent- phiesed, by demagog chit marriages of the Princes and Prkeestes
in the name of his Majesty, and according to the pro- ' bet of her Majesty's Minot as aforesaid ; and the shall only be contracted with Princesses or Primes of Imperial,
visions of this Act. !person administering such 0.141-.111441-4" to the Km'. Orate Dent or Ducal Sovereign Houses, and tam only
6. And be it further enacted, That the said Regerit, , Member taking the same. IVCllrtifstlat of the same with the consent of the reigning Sovereign of Wurtembsrg. A
before he shall act or enter upon, his said office of Re- having been so taken,, signed with I)is ,
hood; which
L. Prince persisting in dilatory* the Sovereign hi thi.'ime•exe,
gent, shall take the following oath of office : I certificate shall be forthwith .trams_ a- P"- shallbe deprived of limekiln, es in the ease of imbecility; and a
"I do solemnly promise and swear, that I will jesty's Privy Council, and ealleintiodio books of primes, also maids, Is disobedience In the lama*, dun he
truly and faithfully execute the office of Regent of the said Privy Council : i...01';* 4•' ,•.' 'time i
deprived of all her advantages as i member of the Royal Family..
the 'United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, 1 gi I, A. B. do solemn# " inkliwear, that I'; 'These French papers axe filled with details of the
according to an Act of Parliament passed in the fifty- ! will truly and faithfully:
first year of the reign of his Majesty King George the i Most Excellent Majesty, acehrd'm.g' to theheet of m'ys
conflagration and destruction of English articles, and
Third, intituled, an Act [Her iseeet the title of this Act] judgment, is alk matters siad, things relithig.'to the with long Addresses from the Chambers of COintnerce,
end that I will administer, according to Law, the trust committed ta her Majesty; teliackterthe else ef thithking the Ewing* for the salutary measure of
power and authority vested in meshy virtue of the said his Majesty's Royal parsana• t • ~/c Is ..!
...r.:. c i
i destroying the property of their rivals. , '
litt ; and that I will in all things, to the utmost of 1 16. The Council to meato. anail to deilligiahe.etate I a. •
- -. '. • a hese papers give a pompous account of tise Levee
tni'power and ability, consult and maintain the safety, " of his Majesty's health': and transmit a copy to the
honour, and dignity of his Majesty, and the welfare President of the Privy Council, who *ell publish a of the &MOOR and Ellililt Ewa on New Year's Dis
• ,
rof his people. , oSo help me GoD." copy in The London Casette, - ' (€o.'t I following the fashion of the ancient reetne.
Which Oath shall be taken before his Majesty's 17. Her Majesty's Council May eiamthethe phy- An Aid-de-Camp of the EI.PEROR of Russia is 21.
most Honourable.Privy Council ; who are hereby re- o ' icians and others is attendance, upon; oath. rived at Pails, with letters from that Monarch to the
quired and empowered to administer the same, and I 18. Her Majesty and Council are to notify his Ma -
En, i. NATOLIIIDW. These letters are doubtless of
to enter the same in the books of the said Privy jesty's restoration to health, by instrument sent to the Pv •
Council. ! Privy Council ;PrivyCouncil then tobe assembled,
i i
considerable importance, as we find that, on delivering
'T. The Regent to be deemed a Person holding an , and the instrument entered. "hemp Ow-Officer reasained.upsvards of an hour in
office in trust; and to take the Oaths, and subscribe I 19. After such instrument, his Majesty may, by 'aonweereition with biAPOLROW. These papers contain
the declaration, in, and conform to, the Statutes re-; Sign Manual, require the Privy Council to:tumble., no intellirence from Spain or Portugal ; indeed, they
dating to persons holding places of trust. Majesty i 20. If his signify his pleasure to require '' . . . .
rely silent upon the affairs of those interesan
8. The Oath and Declaration to be made before proclamation to issue, notification is to be sent to the are anti g
the Privy Council, and Certificate of taking the Sa- Lord Mayor; and powers of Act to cease. cOoutries—a circumstance which we cannot help con.
crament to be registered. I 21. In case of the death of the Regent or her Ma- sidering as a very favourable prognostic.
9. This Clause restrains the Regent from granting jesty, or of the resumption of the Royal Authority
Peerages, or summoning Heirs Apparent, or appoint- by his Majesty, Parliament, if then adjourned or pro-
ingoo Titles in Abeyance. i rogued, shall meet and sit, or if Parliament is dig- The Amelia packet freni., tbe Brazils has brought
10. Restrains the Regent from granting Offices ift solved, the Members of- last Parliament shall meet another mail from flbasemMip a voyage of 54 days.
Reversion, or for longer period than during pleasant ; and sit. The Gailtte Eitatiotdinerf -or Buenos Ayres, dated
except those which by law are granted for life owl 22. The Members of the two Houses-So Ci
meeting, litirctober, contains she psoceediag in Santiago de
during good behaviour; and except pensions to Chan. Ito be deemed the two Houses of Parliament, bot not . Chili-on the Ilkh September, when the new Junta was
wil
celber,-Judges, icc. to continue to sit longer than inonths.-
That:died; and of l& the Duke Ds LA CONQUIST/
11. The Act not to empower the Regent to give 23. Unless provision be made by Parliiii•ent, in was appoipted Peesidaats Ilisejeandredof theprincipsl
the Royal Assent to any Bill to repeal certain Acts. . ease of the death of the Queen, the care of his Ma- loon
• w.eteassembiftioday le thexmodsa.
12. The authorities given by this Act to cease if jesty's person shall be vested in her Majesty's Covn- IZiott * ?+•.d Consilittinipmd after five hoip deli-
the Prince of Wales shill not reside in Great Britain. I cil ; Officers and persons of his Majesty's Hoe .s , band ' 'business was concluded, when **path
or marry a Papist. • • ' ',appointed by his Majesfyriar7to-be removed-braha was forwarded to the appoint side of the
• 13. And whereas it is expedient that'the tare of hie i Regent, until provision ratting thereto be made by Continent, for the information of the iineftif Banns
Majesty's Royal Person should be committed to the! parliament. .. . Ayres. s
Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, together with the I 24. The election of Members void by the appoint• The same Gazette contains a public notification,
sole direction of such portion of his Majesty's House- I meat to office by the Regent or her Majesty. that by the interposition of the Stash authorities the
bold as shall be deemed requisite and suitable for they 25. Letters P4tent and of Privy Seal, and other blockade of Buenos Ayres had been raised.
due attendance on his Majesty's Sacred Person, and lawful authorities for issues from the Civil List, The following changes, in the stations of General
the maintenance of his royal dignity ; be it therefore' her Majesty' and branches of the Royal Family, to
Officers, in Ireland, have taken place :
enacted, that the care of his Majesty's Royal Pinson, continue in full force during the Regency, and War- Major-General Mostraesoa, being appointed to the
and the disposing, ordering, and managing of all wants to be issued, accordingly. L , .... .....i... • ' of the Lower Shames Distrla, will. be stationed
matters and things relating thereto, shall be, and the 26. And be it further enacted, ThaitibMlLted High He arrived there OD Wednesday last.
same are, hereby vested in the Queen's Most Excel- Treasurer or Lords Commissioners of his•binieisty's -Mitiew-Gesseral Sir Jamas Awesome,' limy bang appsionsd to
lent-Majesty, during the continuance of his Majesty's Treasury shall direct, and they art hereby required loithemcommafdof the Wetter° Distr., let' wilii k "tismd et Ad"
indisposition ; and that the sole direction of the por- annually to direct, on or before the the Majet•General B/ZILISON, at Tune.
tion of his Majesty's Household, hereinafter men. aum of sixty thousand pounds to be issued, out of WI Major.Geseral Baron Pace, at Ballinaelloe.
tioned, shall be. and is vested in her Majesty ; and Imonies of the Civil List revenues, to the Keeper of Yesterday, pursuant to notice, a meeting was heldher said Majesty shall have the full and sole power his Majesty's Privy Purse for the time being i and at Lloyd's Coffec.bouse, of the Underwriters con-
and authority, by any instrument or instruments in that the said Keeper of his Majesty's Privy Purse cerned ia-policies on Baltic ships. The Committee
writing signed and sealed by her Majesty, to nomi- shall and he is hereby authorised and directed, dor- kid / ... - -
nate and appoint, in case of any vacancies arising by 1 ing the continuance of the Regency by this Act them
' resignation or death, all the officers and persons be- established, to issue -and apply the sum of -
longing to his Majesty's Household, in the respective in the Year, in such half-yearly or
departments thereof, whose appointment, nomination, quarterly payments, to such persons, in std manner,
or may:Veal have heretofore been made by his Majesty; as he has issued and applied the same by del authority
except ' ' ' and direction of his Majesty; and that he shall pay,
and the nomination and appointment by her Majesty, and he is hereby authorized and directed to pay the
in manner and form aforesaid, shall be valid and ef- sum of . at the expiration
fectual to all intents and purposes, as if the same had of each and every:quarter, to such person as her Most
• been made or done by his Majesty in the accustomed Excellent Majesty the Queen shall, by any instrument
manner ' • and the several persons so appointed shall signed and sealed by her Majesty, authorise and di-
be entitled to the like precedence, privileges, salaries, rect to receive the same, to be by her Majesty's direc-
wages, profits, and all other emoluments, as the se- don applied in such gifts, charities, and allowances,
veral persons now holding and enjoying the same of- as her Majesty may judge the same would have been
fices are respectively entitled to : Provided always applied to by his Majesty; and that the remainder
that her said Majesty shall not have any power or of the aforesaid sum should be invested by the said
authority to remove any Officer in any department of Keeper of his Majesty's Privy Purse, in some of
his Majesty's Household, by this Act made subject the Public Funds or Government Securities, in the
to the nomination or appointment of her Majesty, name of the Keeper of his Majesty's Privy Purse for
who shall have been nominated and appointed by his the time being, in trust for his Majesty ; and that the
Majesty : provided also, that during the continuance nett surplus of the Revenues of the Duchy and
'of this Act, no appointment shall be made to County Palatine of Lancaster, shall be from time to
the office of Lord Chamberlain to his Majesty's time paid, under the Order of the Chancellor and
Honieshold, now vacant, but that all the clutiea of the Council. of the said DUchy, into the hands of the
said office shall be performed by the Vice Chamber- Keeper of his Majesty's Priey Purse, whose Receipt
lain; and that during the continuance of this Act, no shall be a sufficient discharge for the same, and shall
person holding the office of Groom or Gentleman of by him be invested in some of the Public Funds or
his Majesty's Bed Chamber, shall be subject to be Government Securities, in manner aforesaid.
removed ; and no vacancy which shall arise, by death 27. The Keeper of the Privy Purse to take an oath
or resignation of any of the Grooms or Gentlemen before. the Barons of the Exchequer.
'Of his Majesty's Bed Chamber, shall be supplied or 28. Provides for the care of liis Majestyl,real and
fill
1 up, or any appointment or nomination made to pesalon.il estate and property. under Act 39 andle
y any such vacancy. Geo. HI. C. 88.
.14. And whereas the execution tithe weighty and 'cll'll.a.u.-
.`-..i''
arduous trusts, by this Act committed to the queen's Tilt. EVENING STAB
Most Excellent Majesty, may require the assistance -oenote f _ .
of a Council, with whom her Majesty may consult' LONDON... ...s, .... ...
and advise ; be it therefore enacted, that in order to s
'fist and advise her said Most Excellent Majesty, in i,.. • THURSDAY; JANUARY 17. .
' several matters aforesaid, there shall be, during PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
. continuance of his Majesty's illness, a Council,
'
s per Cent. Cons. for money serf—Feb. account, 66ti.
Reduced eel S 7-4 per Coat. !is.. - - •
consisting of which Council shall s per Cent. Navy 241-i-Omeium 4i dia.
!iirtime to time meet as her Malesty shall be pleased . - Exchequer Bins, 7s. to la. pr.—Banda, pr.
irect, and shall also have Tow* to meet in man- -.......--
this Act directed ; and lit should happen that THE KING.
them the said should depart " WINDSOR CASTLE, JANDARY lek.
:, or by instrument in writing communicated 64 His MAJESTY'S state is little different from what
. Majesty, signify their .intention to decline to
..., then and in such case it shall be lawful fot the it has been these last two days." (Signed as usual.)
Queen's Most Excellent Majesty. from time to timed •s WINDSOR CASTLE, JANUARY 17, 1811.
instrument in writing, signed and sealed by her ' " His MAJESTY remains as well as he was raster-
y, revokable at her wal and pleasure, to-no. i &T." -• ' ..: ' (Signed as usual.)

J ANUAR .
Arrived the PrinteseAmelia packet, Capt. MOOR•
som with mails from theßrazils, last from Falmouth.
Sailed the Font:sumo brig of war, and the LAMED
sloop on a cruise. Went out of harbour the his fri-
gate, 38 guns. A French schooner, prize to one of
our cruisers, doming in a packet Is also is the
offin.g, but wfrom Falmouth only, or from a
tamp station, has not yet been ascertained.
Came in the Juartiz cutter from a cruize, with a
Swedish prize. Arrived the Ann, an American
schooner, bound far Bourdeauz, detained by the
SHANNON frigate. Sailed the MARTIN amp of war,
on a cruize.—Wind West.
PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 16., •
Arrived his Majesty's ship Liteirr, from a-arnize;
and VENOZIIR, 74., from off Cherbourg.—The CoN.
Quzeost has returned, owing to contrary winds.—
Sailed the THISTLE and CHALLENGE gn a cruize, and
the CoLossus for the Downs.—The Betsey, DAYLEI
Master, from St. Übe's for London, has been taken
in the Channel ; the master and crew escaped. in the
boat.—Arrived the Lovely Ann smack, Waasrza
Master, after having been taken and retakes by the
PLoysit sloop of war.
DOVER, JANUARY 16.
The privateering system was never carried to such
an extept as in present; subfesver than six are at this
moment...in thaofing betweepthia port and Folitstottes
somethlng must bt done for the protection of the
trade..--" Arrived three Cartels with prisoners from
giithaixt, bound to Mortals. -7
• • DEAL, JAMPARY
• Arrived bis Majesty's ships Bakmortsem and SEINE,
the Romer from Portsmouth, and the latter from Ply-
mouth withirtonvoy,..thist are gone for the river.—
The Milford, Henry Aadiisgson, tsnd Walmer Castle,
East India.men; Granger, for the Cape; and several
others remain.

SHEERNESS, lANUARY 11.

' Arrived the PREVOTANT frigate from the Wes-.
word. and gose up the Thames t also the Acitasson
*tips the Eastward.—Sailed the RoLLA to the West-
.
YARMOUTH, JANUARY 16.
Arrivelitteiltrday P. M. the Pmcuta, R iLEICiI.
*and Sxtlie guts brigs, and PAz schooner from llelign.
land. Sailed for the Note this morning the PAR.,
Te11:412 and Rose sloops of war, and three cartels with
Yiettch prisoners from Stilton Barracks for the coast
of France. The ships ih the Roads are, the Roebuck,
Ranger, Magnet, Lynx, Sheldrake, Portia, Exertion,
Kite, Hearty, Britonsart, Martial, Mater, Vixen,
Locust, and (raiser. In the harbour are the Censor,
Acute, Cracker, Alert, Jande, Patriot, Emms, artl
Pm. Tkie 1341 d and Attack gun brigs are on Lila
beach. Wiail.W. N. W. blows fresh.


United Kingdom, to use, execute, and perfirntk assist an
ct to :tech Limitations, Exceptions, Regulatirfg the seve
lestrictions, as are hereinafter specified and con- the cont
: and all and every, act and acts which shall consistir
one by Use said gmint, in the name and on bwtin
ehalf of his I:4l*ay,-By virtue ursuance teaireci
Al Act, anti aCcorditig tp tl!e pp , audio- ner by tl
booby vested isibisk, shell,have e force any of ti
!fleet to all intent.and purpose` like Acta this life,
l'have ik drq by.hit Majesty, 'AO ta4l to her It
is and purposes he fall anCsufficient act, the
arsons actincunder the Latithority thereof ; aad Queen's
ersons shall yield °Wallace thereto, and carry the iby an it
into effect, in the same manner and for tile same wMajesty

•
3. Upon declaration of bit Dirtiestre prisms eO
ettoth Chnesllor or Keeizr ef.„AhstGreat Seal, HI. 'haat
resume the personal exercise of his Itoyli•Adtbinier.l issinners for keepin the Greek Seal of members
the powers .of this act to cease = and rao Act done un- Gm. Britain, or the Lord President oildeMajesty's state, tine
der it afterwards, to be valid. Privy Council. or the Chief Justice .of the King's exclusion
4. Acts, orders, appointments, &c. made by the Bench for the time being, respectively, or either of presoenc
Revent are to remain, unless or until countermanded them, who are hereby severally and respfetively re. N The

laid hefore the Meeting the particulars disclosed to
them in the coarse of their inquiries. when. according
to this-sapcissotation,it.was stated that for thirty ships
ist only import of thirilaitlljnis..papeccof condom.
nation had tea *Cured, claims atisa
proprietars ofthe meracindlie 'agahist the-assurers.
What
.sae
wairdiAloaed respecting the admission
and Age Or the arra, We &dine stating from Mw
tives of a public utqiwu. "
nYleirOthlit JANUARY is.