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Provided neverthelesrl, that all acts which may he dime by, or by the order of any such protector end guardian of slaves, after any such avoidance as afore said of such hi, office, ind bef , ire tl,. same slute by public notkc in the Gaza/col the slid Island he declared v , .it!, shall be 54 valid effectual in the law :is if ro such avoidance of office haul occurreil. 4. And it i. farther ordered, That the s.iid protector and goar of slaves %hail be re :ident within the said I,:aod, and snail not ri!:it the sane without a special licence to be granted fur that purpose Jby his- Nlajelty, through one of his Principal Secretaries of State, or by the Governor or .I..:tine, Governor for the time Ihring nf the said I.land ; and sti.:ll lic,..nsk shall in .my case he granted fur any time exceedinj three months, nor shall any such license be grantei! by any such eloverhor or Acting Governor a 3 :,foresail, unless it shall be made to appear to hint, on the oath of sonrt Meincal Practitioner, that such absent... is occessary for tie: recovery of Ow health of the said prosecror and guardian of slaves. Printed for W. Simpkin apd R. 3larshall, Stationers'-nall-court, Liatlpte-street. This day was published, A NEW and IMPROVED MAP of INDIA, corn piled from the latest Documents. • ligg raved by JOIIN WALKER. On one large dint of double elephant, price 16s. or on cloth bound in a case, or with rollers, £l. Is. or mounted on rollers and varnished, XI 45., London : Printed for Kingibury, Parbury, and Allen. Price ss. • ATREATISE nn the RADICAL CURE of RUP TURF. by INTENTIONAL iIIEANS, with Cases at tested by Overseers of Parishes, and by Private Individurls, ef fected without any Surgical operation, pain, or suspension of the ,Patient's ordinary avocations. Also, Observations upon the 'Ala nagenient of Hernia, and upon the Construction, Use, and Adap tation of the Truss. CITSrO3r-HOUSE, LONDON; nth March, 1824. THE COMMISSIONERS of his M AJESTY's CUS TOMS 8o hereby give Notices that in consequence of direc tions from the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury, founded upon the following Resolutions of the honourable House of Conmions of the 9tii, and llth,. and 12th instant, they have in structed their Officers a t the several Ports in the United Kingdom, and at the places specified in the margin, to receive Coventry, into Warehouses under the King's luck, at the ex- Nottingham, pence and risk of the parties, all raw and thrown 31acclesfield, Leek, . Sin:, and all Silk Manufactures, uptin wh ich the duties shall have been paid, yrovided the same shall be in quantities of not less than 300 lbs. weight, and in the name of one party, and provided that all raw and thrown Silk be depo sited in such warehouses on or before the 23111 of March instant ; and that all Silk Maaufacturi-s,thessame being new, uncut, and wholly of silk, be deposited in such warehouses on or before the sth April next, in order to enable the several parties to avail them selves of the return of the duties on the raw and thrown Silk, and ,of the payment of bounties and allowance* on Silk Manufactures, in conformity with the said Resolutions. By Order nf the Commissioners, T. 1I ITMOIIE, .1 ating Secretary. • Copy of Resolution of the l!oilourable litAis'e of Commons, dated the oth of March, 1t3•24 1. That from and after the ::sth of March, 132.1, :he stveroi duties and drawbacks on the Importation and Ilxporta.ion of the several sorts of Silk hereinafter Rlentinned, ,hall ceaso .E.d deter mine; and also, that from and after tke sth day of July, 1826, the pro! , ihitinn; on the . Importation off' Silk Manufactures shall cease ;Ind determine, and that the following duties shall he paid in lieu therec.f ; that is to say— On Silk, from and after the 25th day of 31arch, 1824, viz. on raw, or knobs, or husks of Silk, or waste of Floss Silk, the lb. On Thrown Silk, not dyed, Ate lb. On mantil.:ctured Silk, from and after the .sth day of July, 182 G, for . every 1001. of the value thereof 50 o • o 2. That front nod after the sth day of April, 1524, the bounties on the exportation of Silk manufactures shall cease and determine; ;aye and except on any of such manufactures as shall have been duly shipped fur: exportation, or shall have been warehoused for that pur pose on or before the said ,sth day of April, 1824. s. Thu upoit Silk imported, upon which the duties shall have been paid, and which shall be warehoused on or before, and re main warehoused until after the 25th day of Mareh, 1834, there 1!)all he granted the following allowances, viz. On raw Silk, imported from any part except the British £0 0 5 0 7 6 territories in the East Indies, the lb. Oa Silk thrown from raw Silk, so imported, the lb. On raw Silk Imported from the British territories in the Indies, the lb. en Silk thrown from raw Silk, so imported, the lb. 0 4 1/ On foreign thrown Silk imported, not dyed, the lb. 0 7 2 Copy of Resolution of the Honourable !louse of Commons, dated £0 .5 5 0 .5 1C 0 3 9 11th and 12th of Mrrch, 1824 : That one half of the Bounties on the Exportation of Silk :Manu factures shall be allowed on all such 111anufactut es as, hieving been tvarehoUsed, shall be taken out for home consumption, within thirty days after the - .sth day of April, 1824. VOR Z3ALE BY AUCTION, . „ At the Custom-House, HASTINGS, on SA3 r allay, the It7th ttly of March, 1824, at Eleven o'Clock in the Fotenooo, THE UNDERNIENTIONED GOODS, in Sundry Lots, viz. .. About 1291 Gallons of BRANDY, Z Ode r r r,x)f 791 Do. GENEVA, i Do. BRANDY, tinder Proof. • E T • The above Goods will not be Sold for less than the Impert Duties, and may be viewed on the morning of the day of b.de. d 2 5 per Cent. Will be requirfd as a deposit. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Custom-House, FAVERSHAM, KENT, on TUESDAY, March 50, 1824, at Eleven e'Clock In the Forenoon, THE GOODS UNDERMt;NTIONED, 150 Gallons of SPIRITS of BRANDY, 17 1)o. Coloured 108 Do. SPIRITS of GENEVA, Of ICral strength for Dealers, and candut be Sulk: for k i than the Duties. A Deposit of Twenty-five per Cent. will be required. 13ATENT SELF-ACTING KITCHEN RANGES' 1 with Roaster and Boiler, warranted to ansiver in every par ticular, and made suitable for both small Families and large Etta - blislin:ents. References given of the first respectability. Manu factored .and sold by W. 11. WHITELEY, the Inventor, No. Rosoman-strc;:t, Clerkenwell, London. The name aticl address it cast upon the front of the Boiler; all others are only imitations. A Range to be seen continually in use at the Manufactory, No. Rosoman-street, Clerkenwjll. W. 11. W. solicits the inspection of his method of Heating En trance IL!ls,.and all kinds of Buildings, Manufactories, or for pur poses lky . mg. Also all kinds of I'ans, Vats, &c. fur Brewing, Washing, Dressing of Food Ito Cattle, BathN Sec. heated by Steam, upon J simple plan, and at a trifling expense, by an improved Steam Voil:r, which may be s een in use, working Washing Troughs, a Bath, &c. N.B. Proprietors of Schools will find W. 11. Whiteley's Cooking Apparatus a very great . acquisition, and an incredible saving in their Establishments. Old Ranges and Stoves taken in Exchange. ST. .I .1 NI ES'S-SQU A II E. GENUINE AND FASHIONABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, NOBLE BRILLIANT PLATES of GLASS, BUHL BOOK CASE, INDIA CIIESTSof DRAWERS,tich GLASS LusTrt Es. VCI AN I, AM PS and GIRAN DOLES, GB .1 ND PIANO-FORTE, BOOKS, ecc. TO BE SOLD BY A urrloN, • By 31r. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), On the Premiss, No. :28, &. James's•square, On 3losn%v, the ' I.hl instant; and following Days, THE ELEG.XNT 'and - FASHIONABLE HOUSE . 1101.1) FUR N ITUR E ; .1 beautiful F.braty and Buhl Wing Bookeas.., vari:oi; devices, and Plate Glass Doors ; Grand Piano-Mice, by Kirkinan ;. a Library of Valuable Books, &c. LATE THE I'ROPER'I7Y OF THE ItiGilt HONOUR ABLE EAR Sl'. GERMANS, Deck:as cu. 'l'h Furniture comprises splendid MIS of Drawing-ro,an French Hod Winiow Cortaim, in Silk Tabouret, with corn noted Drain ries e!egaittiv Fringed; Ottomans, Couches, Solis, :lid knife; Eltting Parlour Curtvjos, in Nlorioe, !cc. Capi!..l hilt y Font po.t. and other flAlsteads, with Chintz Cotton Furnittires, and of an deomninatio:is, and the best description. C..pii4l well :riade•Cabinetarticles, in :Mahogany, lr.rst-wool, &c. consisting of Wirdrobes,Clieits of Dra‘tcrq. a Pillar and Claw Dining, Card, Pentin,:ke, Loo, I:itig and other T.thh..s, Sideboard ,&.c.W0 ,, 200. Gook east c, v..ith tunes, Nqhle brilliant PI !te Glass..s, of tarp. dimensions; Eight •.:y Clock., Two 5,t14:1-cleairi, Portet's•lt..ll Chairs; TitAtay, Brussels, and Kidd;rminster Carpets and Hearth Hubs; Fenders and Fire Irons, and various other Ell'ects. To be viewed on Friday and Saturday preceding the Sale. Ca talogues, at one shilling each, may be •had on the Premises; at (;areaways; atcd at 31r. Robins, 170, Regent-street. FOR SALE I;Y AUCTION, At the Custom-House, HA RW ICiI, on TIM:SI/AI, the .7.OLh March instant, and following day, th:: - Sale to begin at Ten o'Clock of the Forenoon each day, VOLLOWING GOODS, Viz. 11 Yards Cambric 42 Yards Silk Lice 55 Muslin Frills 2 Woollen Shawls 24 Skins Kid Leather (dressed) /5 Bronze Medals 4 Clocks 1 Mmical Instrumcnt 7.9 Paintings 71 l'rints t 8 Drawings Zi lbs. Reed Segni 21 Pieces China Wart 1:2 Scrubbing and Sweeping Brushes 67 Sbeets Platting, for Hats I rot txtol L 57 East India and other Silk handkerchiefs. 14 East India and other Silk Scarfs and Shawls 71 lads China Crape 7,17; Yards Silk 59 1 T..ndfr.tils 1 Piece, 57 Cubic Feet, Fir Timber The Hulls, broken up, of the Luggers " burthen 13 66.94 tons ; anti the " Cz sar," 49 51-94 tons, with their Materials; and Three Open Boats The Materials of 629 Small • Casks, broken up, for Fuel. Also, various other Articles, of fort.y.:i produce, and British tortd Cottons, Wor sted Stuffs, and Silks. oRTATIoN : 1 509% Yards Silk RiLlion 67, Yards,Silk Trimming 6i Yards Silk Gauze 19. Silk Reticules LI Pairs Silk Stockings 119 Pairs Leather Gloves. Consumption, or Duty Free, for icles, which have laic in his Ala time allowed bylaw : I 2 lbs. Books 24 Dozen Pencils for Car penter,. ivered until the day after the Sale, ten days, or the do ~sit-money t), will he forf•itcd. laterials will take place the last larch 15,1824. i'or the Duties, fur Hnme Use or F.xportation, the following Arti jesty's Warehouse beyond the 2! l'ittre:. .s.l7Fouts :4 \l.ps N. ll . Th . e flood; carrot be t. •,3t mu:t Le taken away within .one-third of the value of each The S..le of the Vessels and it 'Y.—Custom-house, Harwich, M: FOIt.6OI:T, JUJU; ATIS3I, NERVOUS COMPL.I IN.rs, etc. bcc. ()XLEI"S CONCENTAATED ESSENCE of JA II.I ICA HI NGER.—This useful Medicine is recommended "Y - sevegal etninent medical 31en, and is in constant use with many pergn,s of the highest rank and respectability. It relieves and the datation of Fits of the Gout, confining them to the : . x . rt.llitics • and mitigating the paroxysms ; in Nervous Complaints and invigorates the Stomach, removes Flatulency, assists antlibereby strenMhens the whole Sy stem. :'rep red from the original . Recipe of Samuel Oxley, her Ma- Chtnnist, by his Widow, Mrs. S. Oxley, P o ntefract, York ; and sold by Weller, 63, Threadneedle-stria; Stradling and Royal Exchange; Colgan, Middle row, Holborn ; Sanger, i,, Osford;street ; and this principal Medicine Venders throughout -. ' l : l ite4•Kintdom, iti Unities at 10$. 6d. 4s. Lid. and 9d. each. By WI M DUFOUR, • Surpon to the Daranian Dispensary, Author of A Treatise on Diseases of the Urethra, &c. Pul.lkhed by C. Ch.tpple, 66, Pall-mall; and this Author, No. 20, How 11-place, Fitzroy-gquarr. SUPERIOR PRESENT Mil YOUTI7. Thii %lay was published, in stwill Bvq. with Portraits of the \Vri:crs, _ mice 7s. nn ACTICAL WISDOM; or, The bIAstIAL of LIFE; the Counsels of Eminent Men to their Children; omprisi•it;, . those of Sir Walter Raleigh, Lord Burleigh, Sir Henry Sidney, the Hari of Strafford, Francis Osborn, Sir Matthew Ilale, the Earl u litclford, and Benjamin Franklin : with thb lives of the Authors. • Published and sold by Henry Colburn, 8, New Burlington-street. Lately published, in small Svo. id. ADICTIONARY Pt . FRENCH IIONIONYNIES; or, a New Guide to the Peculiarities of the French Lan guage: being a Collection of French Expressions, similar in Sound, but differing in signification. illustrated by numerous Anecdotes, .1( ux de Mots. &c. particularly debigued for those who are desirous of acquiring the Language of Social Intercourse. By D. DOI LEA U. Also, by the same Master, 2. The ART of FRENCH CONVERSATION; witkan introduction.— New Edition, revised, in a acat Pocket Volume. Price 45., 6d. half-bound. This Work will he found .to be constructed on so admirable a plan, as to afford far greater facilities toward , . speaking the French Language than can be derived from any other Publication. Published and sold by 11. Colburn, 8, New Harlin,gti.n-,tri.et. MONEY. -Any Amount, from £2OO to £lO,OOO and upwards, is ready to he advanced immediately, on Freehold, long Leasehold, Reversions, Life Interest, Marriage Settlements, Funded or other equivalent Property. Noblemen and Gentlemen, of atliple responsibility, accommodated on Personal Security.—Par ticulars may be obtained of Mr. Moore, No. 125, Strand (if by let ter, post paid), where communications will meet with impiicit con fidence and attention. ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF TWENTY' YEARS, For the SALE of IRISH LINEN by the PIECE, at the Factor's Price; No. 4, on the South Side of BLOOMSBURY SQUARE, four doors front the top of Southampton- . street, Holborn. rimlE LINEN COMPANY beg leave to JL Announce to the Public, that the above House is their only Establishment in this Country ; where they continue to supply the Natlity, Gentry, and the Public, with W A RILA NT ED GRAS' 'ILEAC II ED I.IN EN, for Milt.. and Sh,:ets,,ol the best. fabric and colour, at a price considerably lower than they cat be procured throuzh any other medium. They also cng.ig., to return the pur chase money, should any fault appear. Gout Irish Bills and Bank of Ireland Notes taken as usual. Country and Town Orders punc tually attended to by JOAN I)ONOVAN, 4, Bloomsbury-sq. London,l Anont s JOHN DOI LE, 31, St. Mary's Alobey, Dublin, SELECT. ARTICLE, • Prepared and Sold by Messrs. BUTLER, Chemists, 4, CHEArstbc, Cotner of Sv.Paties; 220, REGENT -STREET, near the Argyle Rooms, LONDON; Waterloo-Place, Edinburgh ; and Suckville-street, Dublin : I 4 I LUID EXTRACT of SARSAPARILLA, for making the Decoctions, and-particularly suggested to Sur. geons and -Physicians fur its portable convenience and economy. The Diseases in which it has proved most beneficial are those of the Skin—such as Scorbutic Affections, Eruptive Diseases, Se condary Symptoms, &c. arising from a diseased state of the System at large. can ATED KALI, a preparation for making Saline Draughts, recommended by the Profession for its convenience, and being more certain in its operation than those prepared with Lemon, &C. BA LS.% M IC I.OZ E N U ES, used in recent Coughs, Hoarseness, &c. and fur improving the Voice. CA.I EPUT OPODELDOC, an excellent application for Chil blains (allaying the irritation), and used also with much success in cases of Rheumatism, Sprains, Bruises, &c. CHI LBLA IN CERAIT, an excellent application for Chil blains, when btokin ; is used also with great success in cases of Scalds, Burns, Bruises, Eruptions, and Ulcers. PECI'OIi AI. ELI XIR, strongly recommended in Colds, ha bitual Coughs, Asthmatic Affections, &c. CARDIAC TINCTURE of TURKEY 1111U8.A1113, a warm and pleasant Laxative, adapted to Gouty Constitutions. PILLS of TURKEY RHUBARB and JAMAICA GIN• GER, (known by the name of Dinner Pills) found particularly use- 1 , ful in indigestion, Flatulence, &e. FAMILY I' 11. LS, anti-bilious, gently aperient, and particularly useful in hepatic or Liver Complaints. S'[ OMACII IC BITTER TINCTURE, a very agreeable To nic, l:commanded in Ir.digestion, Debility of the Stomach, &c. ETA iILE TOOTH-I'o %V DER and ASTRINGENT TINCTURE for preserving and beautifying the Teeth and Gums. Muzli approved. TONIC i' I LLS, recommended in general Debility of the Con sti: u:ion, also as a sate aad excellent reni,:dy in those periodical irre ul rides which of delicate and languid circulation, are liable to. X PECTOI: ANT PI LLS, recommended in recent Colds, ilo.:rseness, %Vheezina of the Chest, difficulty of Breathing, &c. CO al POUN TIN C URE of [Oat EG It A N ATE, as an Asfricut much it , ed in Alfa:that:a of the Rowels indicating Re laxatioz, skc. A M MON A TI-:1) SPI NIT of LAVENDER, applicable in and l Iy.teric Affect Lowness of Spirit s, VIIIIIIIII4. CO:' , :ei.i.UTE a 1 U ICE of 1.1 ALES for Punchy Limade, Saline Di augliis, Ices, Jellies, or any other putpuse where the flavour of the Lemon is required. •.• Tne above Prepltations, when genuine, will have Messrs. BUTLERS name and godless attiwhol to them. UNRIVALLED PIANO-FORTES: WPI NNOCK nm,t icspectltilly calls the attention • of tire l'uhlic to his GRAND cAlliNin• Fon E, which . is of a very superior quality, arta by having an ad ditional string to each note, produce; a much greater body of tone than the coalman Cabinet. Ills Instrument is nianufactuted in a , superior style, having a l'ari.ian front, with handsome pillars, b:•autifully ornamented • with carved capitals and bases, altogether calculated to adorn the - most splendieapartments; and from its rich and brilliant tone is unrivalled. W. PI N NOCK also beg; le.ore to observe, that in consequence of hi: extensive arrangements for 111.1.- nufacturinz Piano-fortes, he is enabled to submit for public in spection, a great variety of excellent SCLUA RE, COTTAG E. HARMONIC, CABINET, and HORIZONTAL GRAND PIANOS, made of the very best and weal-seasontd material,, on the most liberal terms . .—Old Instruments taken in exchange.— Piano-fortes of superior quality let out on hire.—Descriptive Lists to be had gratis, by applying at the Warehouse, No. '267, St. Cle ment's Church-yard, Strand. All Piano-:Oeles manufactured by W. P. are warranted ; and where the most perfect satisfaction is not given, the party is at li lat:rty to exchange any Instrument within .thrte months, or even at any period, on payment of the hire and expenses. N.B. A liberal credit given, where the parties are known to be respectable. TRULY INTERESTING MODE OF IMPARTING FOREIGN LANGUAGES. MR. W. Author or a highly-approved French Gram mar, and patronisfd by the most distinguished Families, begs leavc to into::o Ladies and Gentlemen deitous of accriring a speedy knowledge of Forfigo Languages, that be has discovered a new and easy mode of imparting them, by which he pledges him self to teach Persons of either sex to speak French or Germah in Three Months; to Read, Translate, and Write correctly in Twelve Lessoss. Apply personally at his residence, or by Letter, post paid, at 1::8,.-Strand, opposite Exeter-'Change. Affidavit from D. I'. Esq. R.N. Middlesex to wit : 1)- I'-, of the Royal Navy, and now residing at -, maketh oath and saith, that under the Tuition of Alt-. W. lie was enabled, without the slightest previous knowledge of the German Language, ' to Translate with eate, in the short space of live Les sons, "Ilurgh:fr's" celebrated Poem, entitled " Leonora.:' Sworn at the Guildhall of London, this 12111 day of February, ls 2, before me M.IGNAY, Mayor. Testimonial of )- Esq. Barrister at Law. I, .1- T-, the-Inner Temple, certify,that under Mr. W.Zei Tuition, I was enabled, without the slightest previous knowledge of the French Language, to Translate, in Fourteen Lesson not only French •Prose, but.ancicnt Poetry, and the French Newspapers. SLAVE POPULATION IN THE IVESt INDIES AND SOUTH AMERIC.I. DRAFT or ♦U ORDER IN COUNCI - L FOR IMPROVING zee CONDITION or Tuz SLAVES Is TRINIDAD. 1. Whereas it is necessary that provision should be made for the religious instruction of the Slaves iei his Majesty's island of Trini dad, and for the improvement of their condition. And whereas the Procurador Syndic of the Cabildo of the town of Port of Spain in the said island hath hitherto performed the duties of the office of Protector and Guardian of Slaves loathe said island, and it k expe dient that, the said office should be more fully established, and that the duties thereof should be more clearly ascertained, and that provision should be made fur the support thereof. lie it therefore, and it is hereby ordered by the King's Most Excellent Majesty. by and with the advice of his Privy Council, That the Procurador Syn dic of the Cabildo of the town of / s ort of Spain aforesaid, shall be and he is hereby confirmed in the said office of protector 'and guar dian of slaves. And that :is such protector of and guardian of slaves he shall receive and be paid, at the time and in the manner herein mentioned, such salary as his Majesty shall be pleased to appoint ; and that such salary shall conimence from and after the tattle day of June, in the present year of our Loan one thoweind fight hundred and twenty-four, and that 00 or before that day, is' possibte, or if not then, so soon afterwards as conveniently may be, Tie said protector and guardian of shires shall amear before the Governor or acting Governor for the time being of the said island, and in his presence shall take and subscribe an oath in the following words; that is to say, " I, A. B. do swear, that I will, to the best of my knowledge and ability, faithfully execute and perform the duties of the office of pro tector and guardian of slaves in the island of Trinidad, without tear, favour, or partiality.—So help me - Con." Provided nevertheless, and it is hereby ordered, That nothing herein contained shall extend to prevent his Majesty from disonitiog the office of protector and guardian of slaves front the office of Pro. curador Syndic aforesaid, Ail front appointing a distinct and sera rate officer to act as and be the protector and guardian of slaves in case his Majesty shall see fit so to do. And it is hereby farthee ordered that the said protector and guardian of slaves shall establish and keep an alike in the town of Port of Spain, in the said island, and shall regularly attend at such office on such days, and during such hours of the day, as the Gover nor or acting Governor of the said colony, by any general or special orders to be by hint from there issued, may appoint ; and shall at such office, and not elsewhere, keep s deposer ; nd praserve the seve ral records, books, papers, and writings-hereinafter directed to be kept by him. 3. And it is further oriLled, That the said protector and guar.. dian of slaves shall not be the owner or proprietor 4.f any pLittation situate within the said island, or of any slaves or slave employed or worked upon aiLy plantatiaft, or in any kind of agriculture, and shall not have any share or inarest in, or 'any mortgage or security lapin any such plantation, slaves or slave ; and shall and is hereby declared to bet incompetent to act as, or be the manner, overseer, agent, or attorney of, for, or upon any plantation or estate within the said island, or to act IS the guardian, trustee, or executor of any person or persons, having or being entitled to any such plantation, or. any slaves or shave ; and in case any: such protector and guardian' of slaves within the said island sfiall have, acquire, bold, or possess,. either in hi, own right, pr in right of his wife, or in trust for any other paisoas or pza - sun, any plantation' situate wittun tau said island. or any slpier or slaae employed or worked upon any plantation, or in any Kidd a: agticalture, or ally share-. Win:Crest in, or any mort gage or security upon any such plaatation, or slaves or ehive ; or shall act as strait manager, overseer, agent, attorney, guardian, trus tee, or executor as aforesaid, lie shall thenceforth, de facto cease to be such protector and guardian of slaves as aforesaid, and forfeit such his salary, itt:sl some.other lit and proper persou shaltfurthwitli 5. Aml it i t further ordered. That upon the death or resignation of the said prat actor and guardian of slaves, or in the event of his ,ichne-; or other hod.ly or mental incapacity, or dung his tempo rary al.se.nce front ;ha said Island, it shall he lawful for the Gover nor or A ctio:t Governor to nominate and appoint some other fit p.-rson to act as the deputy for the said protector and guardian of ,laves, until his Majesty's plea , sire shall be known ; and the said Deputy Fil:Alt receive sus!' allowance, to he deducted front and out of the salary of the said protccter and guardian or slaves,. as the Governor or Acting Governor for the time being of the said Island diail he pleasAl to appoint. Provided always, th tt no per sons shall be appointed, or he cot tpt t , • •t !,a act as <uca .I.,p‘rty as :I.resaid, who, according to the provi.ions thin order, would be iucompetent to act :14 the protector and guardian of slaves. Pro vided a!so, that the protector and griardi.m of slaves in the said I-land shall at all timos perform 11., duty in person, and not by de puty, except only in C.l-IcS in which the Go•ernor or Acting Gover nor of the said Isl nd is hertinbefore authorised to appoint a deputy fur that purpose. 6. And it is hereby further orde'red, Th it the said protector and guardian of slaves shall be, and he is hereby declared to be, a Ma gistrate in and for the said Island of Trinidad ; anti all such powers and authorities, of what mature or kind soever, as are now by law ves's din the Commandants of the several quarters of the iald island, - for the maintenance of the public peace and good order, , -11.111 be, and the same are hereby vested in the said protector ind guatdian of slaves, to be by hint exercised thloughout each anti evet y quar ter of the said 'lsland. 7. And it is hereby farther ordered. That the Commandants of the several quarters within the said klited slrall he, and they _are hereby declared to he, assistant protectors and guardians of slaves, in their seas rol and respective quarters; and the said Commandants and are hereby required, in their several and respective quar ters, be aiding and assisting the protector and guardian of slaves in the execution of the powers 11 - eat:ay committed to him; and for that purpose to obey and carry into ex...Co:am such lawful instruc tions as they may from time to time re:calve from him, about or in relation to the matters herein mentioned, or any of them. • 8. And it is hereby furher ordered, Th.t in all actions, suits. and prosecution; which may at any time aereafter be brought or • commenced in any Tiibunal or Court of Justice within the sail Island, wherein any slave may bc chareeil with any offence punish able by death or tronlortation, or whereto any question may arise as to the right of any alleged slave to freedom, or wherein any per son may be charged with the murder of any slave, or with any of fence against the person of any slave, or wherein any questioa may arise reopecting, the right of any lave to any such property as he or she is hereinafter declared competent to acqiiii - e; then, and in every such case, such notice shall be given to the protecter and guardian of slaves of every such action, suit, or prosecution, as according to the law-of the said island would be given to the said slave, if he or she were of free conditiOn. And the protector and guardian of slaves shall, ;tad is lotrelly required, to attend 'he total or hearing ; and all other the proceedings in every such action, suit, or prosecution; as the protector of suc slave, and on his or her behalf, and to, act therein in such manner as may be moat conducive to the beertit and advantage of any such slave. 9. And whereas his alojesty hash been gracious) , pleased to in timate his intention to make tali:cruel provision for the religious in struction of the slaves in the said bland of . Trinidad t and it will be proper and necessary, so soon as such hi, Majesty's intentions can be carried into effect, that Sunday markets should he utterly abolished throughout the said bland ;be it therefore, and it is hereby further • ordered, that it shall and may be lawful for the Goiernor, or act ing Governor for the time (maiz e of the said bland, and, he is hereby ' required, ill obedience to any in itruction which may for that pur pose be issued by his alajesty,Alirotteh one of his principal Secre- Caries of State, to issue a Proclamation, is his alajesty's name, for the discontinuance of all markets throughout the said Islam] on the Sunday; and so soon as such Proclonation shall have been is sued, all Sunday markets shall forthwith rear, and be absolutely uultwful. And in any such Proclameiim the 'said Goverror,.or acting Goiernor shall and may, and is Itsieby authorized to make, all such roles and regulations as may be meess.ry fin :the effectual suppression of such markets, and to impose such penalties as may be requisite, far giving effect to any such rules and - regulations. And whereas a certain Proclamation or °ram:once' was, on the pith day of Noveiober, 18a3, issued by the Governor '6l the said Islarul of Trinidad, whereby it was and is ordered mid declared, " That from and after the Mat day of December then next, the market holden ill the town of the Port of :pain, for the sale of meat, vegetables, and other provisions en Stuidays, add all other • markets to.be holden on the Sabbath-ill. throughout the Island, should he limited to the hour of ten o'cOick iii the forenoon, and that doe warning should be given by the ringing of a bell at half past nine o'clock, to .dl persons to prepare to depart; and that from and alter the hour of toil!) the forenoon, no person o r per sons whatsoever shall remain therein, or pUblicly chew forth, or "expose for sale, ally meat, poultry, vegetables, provisions, fruits, herbs, wares, merchandise, goods, or effects, on the Lotto's Day, alter the hour of ten o'clock aforesaid, upon pain that every person guilty of a disobedience, or non-conformance to this order, shall Cot fait the goods or effects so exposed for sale, or on refusing to - quit the place, forfeit the sum of tell shillings. And it is be the said 14(10mm:ice further ordered, that if art , person or persons shall offend in these premiaes, it shall I e ful Cur the Chief of the Police, or his assistants, or the clink sit the market, or any al quacil or constable, and they arc reseectively thereby required to seize the goods exposed for sale, and teats them to be taken before any Judge or Magistrate, or any lleeidor of the Cabildo, who upon view of such goods so exposed shall older the same to be sold forthwith, and the proceeds thereof to be applied and disposed of as follows, that is to say—one-third to ilia informer, and the re mainder to such pious or tharitable purposes, and in such wanner as the Magistrate or Justice ordering the sale shall determine.— And it is by such Ordonnance further ordered, hat, in like manner, any person rtfusina to quit the •Market-place may be apprehended by the authorities aforesaid, who are am horised and required to demand the penalty therein befere,provided; and, in default of pay ment, to commit the offender to twenty hour,' inapt isonment. And it is by the said Ordoanatice provided, that no.hing therein con tainea shall extend to the prohibition of dressing or selling meats in inns or victuallingshousaa, nor r.r the sale of fi h at the fish-house, provided the same do aot rake i lace during the k airs appointed and set :Taft for Divine Service. And it is by the said Ordonnance no ticed and set forth, that the limitation therein before declared, re speciltig the markets to be bidden ew Sundays, may rot afford suffi cient time lot the sale of the articles and proVit.:olli necessary for the consumption of the Whams; and it is therefore thereby ordered, that 'Thor day be alai a market-slay, nn %ea:eh free persons are in vited to at tend, so as to lessen the siesnaer ra . ;moms resorting to the Markt t tan Sunday , which is tee:easily r,t-ined for the due and reasonable encouragement iif the' sr.vt ii ,, in: bei on in hr hits of in dustry ; and as it niay not ocersionally be it co-.ae iota for propaia ono to permit their laces to Whig the roame of their labour to market on another day than Sunday, the' day of Thursday in each week is thereby declared to be a flijl ket-day in future. And it is by the said Ordonnance :tattier w der: d, that she it, and so soon as tlie same may be round ptacticable, the markat on Sundays will be further limited to the hour 191 tine in the tirreuimit of the said slay." And wheriata it is expediso• 'that the total order or Procla oration of the lath Novembe r,1:31.:3, *should cirotinue :anal* in force allot tr u th such Procla tuilierotitiognhamittatt,bira:%s..,:iidd shall lei issued our flu al!sei ! ytr and total aboli tiou Of Sunday - niarkers, ba it therefore, JO it:is hereby ordered, • that the said' Ordontiana or Proclamation ot ihe I ,th or Nevem ' too - , 1825,' shalt' he, and the sane is hereby cehtftrined. And that the It be isaetsl in Manner aforesaid, for the a and continue in twee within the said island, s u t :n id t t a i l l °r a a b d i Ec i Ito And reby turthelsoolered,Thit if any perooft or rcrions •. • • a b s y e l: nisocas thi,nao.' • • : . :~ !== . • • ,t,y.;rl . 1114-.1 '1 ote. --";;" A. . _ . .. r ~f~ ~~ i:. , i:. ~~