Star. — London, England, 1824-10-19 00:00:00

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'. r.( Lr - qr cobttg 4 tcr 1 . . . .T.REASHIRY CHAMBERS, CoAtasissarist Deperinsest, (kegler 18,1824, Sucti P gricon • are ciesitcop of coniracting. with. the Aleut lot CrtrnmireFist Suppliel r to delber 441,0001bs wf 0.113 at the Ordnance Depot, in Tooley-street, may retsiive V.'artitulars 9( the, contriet at this Nice, bctweett the OW/ b r. Ten and FoRFp rukdelivg.their Tend asahrd,up.and thew eed to the Agent for .V.anunissariat Csupplies,, =arising thereon %Mender for Oats," on or before Tatesday, the sd November ; bet none will be received after Twelve o'Clock. on that day; nor Will any _Piro posal he notlieti unless made on or annexed to aptiuted Particular, end the prices intuited in words at length ; nor unless a Letter be subjoined to such Proposal, gigues! by Two Persons of knoWn. Pro perty, engaging to b e come, bound _with the .party Acodrdsg, in the i sum expressed n the,Partkulars for the due periurnsanee of the Contract. . . . • —_ • DR WAIF!'" CoIIeAVION.:'4 Attitiaiiicilleilific*d ClegOsivin:aerewateigi Mar ia ti ildbl4esan-of the highest rank, and subtelpsesstly haying (or euene7eaFtajeteivnik a kw g • PP 111.1 into hie lramih.relident a niodeime delimit= from London, has now a Vaeaicy.-L.Lletten wive dirkled M. Par. A. B. Mr. Trip. hook'a. Bookseller, 23, 4sd Sond-etrent i higlansni; .1 : ;‘ • • .• • 1: • - 4 '0 4 4 .‘• settlements, is well amongst _ t he : natives. 4.:,,,euehown c,)untrynses. A short time previrms to t 1 s. 'fail* cif the William Shand, private inform.aion Is-41i:received of Mr. Thornton being confined xt itatitee,*.j.4), fet, dis tant from Singapore only about to Engli4. miles. A confidential native agent was. immediately .authorised to niake an offer of 10,000 dollars for his liheratiOn, to. ge!hci with an assurance of fzee.paratiti.46;4lthe.indi viduals concerned in his seitnre. ise ; agent proceeded forth withtO.tbe place at Which 'he etpeeted to open the negnciatiou, but neither at -kaitee, nor at aby: Other place, could he obtain the slightest inforMafinn; pa, the subject ;* this utifot tup4te . and, repec* Gentleman's place of delentien 11;td,, up. to she hanr of the William Shand's sailing, eluded every attempt.at discovery. ' . : 81811, Contractot.iiith lievernmeht file the present Lottery, having, agreeably with his usual euKom. advei tisea the Scheme in full, now calls the attention of his best Friends; the Public, to its principal / _ I. • _ att ractions _ . CONTAIN. TWO GRAND PRIZES OF£30.00), AND THIRTY OTHER CAPITALS! All the Prizes art Sterling Money: There are No MANTA ; every Number being sure of at least And the plan of having the Wools &Hum deckled. in pm, D.t -having given such general satisfaction, is again adopted by Mau; as all the abusfe Capitals and all the other Prizes will be drawn, and every Number decided on • TUESDAY, 3n OP NOVEMBER, ALL IN ONI DAT ! ET As the interval to the Drawing is so very short, and Latta five are so soon to terminate altogether, litsa solicits an early putt chase at either of his 011 ices, t " 4, COZNHILI. ; and 9, CDADIND CLOSS Where the following Capital Prizes, all drawn on TUESDAY Lacy, Sth instant, were shared and sold : 1 5,556 A Prize of .E 20,050 No. 669 Another Prize of £20,000 ae2,050 I 2,602 . . This day was published, fis a tbick and eleit4y-printed. Volume, price I ,TILE SCOTSMAN'S LIBRARY; being a comitilitek .IL Colleetietof Anecdotes and Facts relative to Sccitiandoisisli • Scotsmen in all Ages. • ' Tins popular Volume includes History, Biography, Topcpti Works of Genius, ikien'orGentes, Heroism, Royalty arid Religion, Antiquities, Curickties of Nature and Art, Clanship, -parathion; Eccentricity, Sltitistict ; is a word, everything in one view, in a cheap single volume, which is remarkable relative to Scotland, and dear and interesting to the children and descendants - of her Lowlands and Highlands. By JAMES MITCHELL, LLD. Of the University of Aberdeen; Correspondent Member - of the Society of Scottish Antiquaries, &c. &c. " Land of brown heath and shaggy wood, Land of the mountain and the flood. Land of my sires! what mortal band • • Can e'er untie the Slid band Tbat knits me to thy rugged strand?"— War.rm. Scow. " It is the chief glory of Scotsmen that, next to Gov and tbit .parentv, they love their country and their countrymen. it is their chief merit that they study, from their youth till their grey haft' ell that honours their ancestry and kindred; hence evereSeotim4 is a hero. for the shay/ of Scotland, wise for the 'lacy of Soottand, virtuoes for the glory of Scotland. find it is a distbigolshing Medewment- of Scotsmen, that u they are familiar with their na anal history, so the vinues and noble deeds of past ages are ever present to their minds, and every Scot. by the influence of example, strives to become an ornament to his raes."--Buanow. Printed for J. Anderson,. jun. North Beidge.street, Edinburgh ; to be had of all Bookielleti in Scotland; and of Sherwood and Co, London; and J. Cumming, Dublin. TRADE 'WITH -IJATA-IPTA; • . , z.', The following letter h is been received at Lloyd's Worn the agents at Batavia - Baravia, Tama 25, 1524. .• The proclamation of this Government, under. date the 48th of May, 18'22, appearing loptito be geneeeiir balms in England. we bet ; to handioti herewith a translation of the same, for the iiifOrmatiMi Of the Committee. Under this peoclimalion, the Atnerican ship Franklin, which arrived. het e. On the "10. h of y 47 from Padang, was detained in con se quence of lia!ing. (A hoard, 90 stand of arm.. The 'Captain 'declared his total ism:t rance of the law, and affirmed. that the mu lets were not intended for this place ; in Consequence of which the vessel was released, but the muskets landed and conifs- .---- - , VicTUALLThire-OFFICE, October Is, 1924. • friig' C9AI ~11S$ tog i f fiRS for„ FIG2'UALLING • L iiilianfrirs Miff, te. de her* give %Wise, That on TUESDAY, the 26th instant, they will be ready to re left, Tenders in wrldng . (sealed op) , and treat for the utukrmen dewed Arskler.to be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Staii• at Deptford, els. Articles. Quantities. Periods of delivery. Dwelt Meal 7 !OM Sacks / One Half by the 15th No- New Oatmeal -. .SO To= . ventber, and the other New Pease - 1 , 000 Quarters Half by 15th December. 1 One Half by the Stltliovem- Boar (Nib tided' ) 800 Sacks ber, sod the remainder by the Ist December next. • • • The Pease and Oatmeal to be answerable to Samples to be pro sier ed with the Tenders, the former of not lees than TwoQuartseatk 'The Conditions of the . Contracts may be seen at this Oliei, • : . Each Tender must specify the price in words at Wok aid be d elivered before One o'Clock on the day appointed, and the per ton who makes the Tender, or some person on his behalf, must attend to answer when called for. 3E220 19,695 is WALLED CLIFTON. . . Nearly ready. In Three *els. Itino. ROTHEL A N ; a Itoasaace of the English Histories. By the Author of " Annals of the Pariah,' "'Wigan Gil. halm," " The Sparivife, Ire. . " Some people would Impose silow with aisthodly ...-1.:. • Turpin's Pr, Moturiquih's.Geoffrey". Cluronicle.r—Lows.Btaox. Printed for °Over and Boyd, Edinburgh; and G. 11. Whittaker, Me Ilarie.lene, London. - NEW AND INTERESTING WORK ON ITALY. This day wks published, In Two Volumes Octavo, price Lis. dedicated to the Noblemen and Gentlemen, the Members of the Club, entitled " The Traveller's Society." VENICE UNDER the YOKE of FRANCE and of AUSTRIA, with Memoirs of the Courts, Governments, and People of Italy : presenting a faithful Picture of her present Condition, and including original Anecdote.* of the Bonaparte Family. ' BY A LADY OF RANK. Written during a Twenty Years' Residence in that interesting Country, and now published for the information of Englishmen In general, and of Travellers in particular. Printed for G. B. Whittaker, Ave Marla-lane. This day was published. in crown Sea. price CASTLE BAYNARD ; The Days of John; an Historical Romance. By lIAL WILLIS, Student at Law. - a It i 4 evident that great attention has been paid to the winners, terfoms, and costume of the times. The respective characters are drawn with great discrimination, they are In perfect draatatk keep. yin and many. qf the scenes are -in disposed as th proiloniajpgrr striking efect. We hOpe, ere longoo find the Author expatiltfrai fn a wider lield."—Le delk As embUe. Printed for Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. • T hu d ay i ns pubdihed, in foolscap avo. priee'Ss. boards. • THE SILENT ,RIVER. • and FAITHFUL AND FORSAKEN. Dramatic News. By ROBERT BOL'IYA N. 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TN' Thew Illitibise • - JOHN. 011Pfeller Rs+ t" Logloms Moot for 44411rlidllial, iihristoouri; • gel: Mal andNM bp stlitelteelleseltrithnilisiest . ,;.• •-• • .-.of Whew may befog& :-,- • . .r - . P . - 'olllront's 'Abstracts of eborAetcptqAtt George TV. - (319111), prise 3s. of 4th George IV. (11195) price *s.ild. 914 ;price 4s. . The • .VO_VRO.ILHAPPii I - TORY fur ..the CARIKIi6T4IIARERS' wW:IIIrT. for earl -DeocriPtion of ClPithigTo 'MINI . Tung, FRATEIRR-BRO and-hLtirrititika ALLN4 III4I •C" TORY, N 0.71, Cornet of LRADIPTHAL‘ST4RdiT, Loo dons opposite Atdgate Pump. /Lane hispetraliagar, E Society of Cabinet- bfakers' reipeetfultyinfonn lib, Public that they still confined the above Mitabilsbeisebt, for An 13olle8t of Jndintrinue hiechanies.wheitheie .huge Familks, fay offirios atoMt Alsoufacusrealaticise is the Cabinet Lino, of the best Workmanship. and Cheer: than any Reese can dolts London, there beint no other Profit required: on the- Gonda but the bare house and 6tber expenses; at the same time will be snliciently sad.- Sid With having constant eMploynient for themsavesaad families. TMs .Society was established in Jane, 1818, • esiilsdng of ID , Mechanics, adding the number of their Wives dand •Fasellik! 'mounted to 66. The total Number now recialagikepli6lll66llo the Mein' of this gitablishmess is 12s glisimais; alai tit number of Visas and Children, 685.. ' -• • l'he Society. and their friends beg leave -to. Moen their sincere thanks to those Ladies and Gentlemen wlsolsave hitherto bewared thenf with their Or.ders and Reconunendutions, and shall always feel happy in their endeavours to give future- satisfaction - at the same time solicit a continuance of their benevolence, whereby they may be enabled to increase the number of the Soc iety. The fallowing Articles are inserted as a Specimen of the very Low Prices, all warranted.-64teudy Money only. Full size Mahogany four-post Bedstead. lath bottom £3 13s.— Full size Tent Bedstead £1 65.--Bordered Hair Mattress tp At £1 Is—Mahogany Drawers, solid Ends sg3 U.—Feather Bed C2•loB.—Ditto, flee from dust and smell, fall sloe £3 Ws.—Si: japanned Chairs of any descriptkat M *RAI 61.—Beet ditto Wash- hand.Stind 168.-.Dato. Dressing Table ills...Blearth Rey its. .-3 feet 6 inches, Chests of Dem:rail iss..,.Threelesenstheglay Pemhrihe Table 41 1118.--Ihree feet ,dlite el pillars and elope 45 154.—Mahogany 'Dressing Table 4eln- 'Dino Bidelt. best 41 45.-.-Ditto Box Glass, 'two diawert, best. Whisk Plate 1.34,- Dino ditto let is.--Ditto Swing Glass, largeine, mimed" ss.g.' cOn_to dititnis,-raitto ditto as.--laino, gins , 191.—.1Vny Brand Ti. •;•*-14 0 66 Mahfilany Tray 120.—Jayarobrd asairc-.Blaria ts.•«Taa , CaaldY tos.-estunc chains, any pattern fir..,B4Le—Biglit Chair% enteral as ith-borse hair, brass nailed at 6 4,041 dltta ditto ACC 160.-41 diet* ditto 41-I*-11 Trafalgar 'ate 166 Itio— hey,apy-S•fa.to mooch 46 lam—Dice (busk. strsill-Ditte Men 48 ceps..-met 01 Mahogany caramel Bete an•mined banded in roae.wood 146.-,.4et of 11141Fany, Tables, two Card ; apd Sufa, on pillars and claws 4111 to, the. brat Oat coo be ina4*to order ne *tatters id* l'all ) tise ;Al Ton. Bednead apd Peraiitire • A• 3 BcdStoll 'lna Firmach thsti,irtili draiietea6d _friao;ALlP, l s:-rsflev-robt ljahegany fesirlpec Bedstra4and *nabs heed all tistough - e• complete nOt. tlitithi £l6 'l6'l/11"*. *my - with-4ln** of ;staligedor Mae; Ale .Ditto dints,. with /old cortilak'fiegantttfartrt•Va o o l •ThaefiV'' ;nuns Cuseeine; of tie bill Sitritno intifroy al64.4—Diercoditte, l 4ll ts.:64Xtraid a; . 1 ! • • anent Mei wurk,4lo iesiai , Drawinepthona_ •• ' • ' ••• •• st •1 1 . 6 •• *ttO,,eB as.—iforsaliair *nte‘ag, • 45 . • ••• vr itutgaNgL4 Agent. • • . •' • .t . •S‘.. _ - • .../P 1 1 8 1 NAigf~4W 0 1001... - ) re* ands: gaekail frapsnlWailemilitioalallaktolet.laratnar. .34 puss greaa.Airiciekesaline sed4l4eat 'rQoa,facsed out, and Merdianso w ith Cabinet Goats fur Ex' P4tation... .• , 3 .4 r • vett. •,- • 84' Siastanntearnenisbed at at law hews' notice, and Houses in two es four darn .. 8,744 1,000 3,259 •••• '2'2o . 18,478 1,000 7,404 t!2.0 . N 0.636. 4 510 10,9301 220 8,087 . 519 12,074 .. 220 10,550 • • . ' 500 12,743 220 11,696 ~ . 3110 18p73 - ; '. • ' - 920 • 14,378 .k, • : 300 • 2 20 „' 1 • ' * f ....“ ; gr The Chtittactor's O ffi ces, 4, Cornhaj and #, Cluing emits. A...er . . ~ . • FOR, COLDS, COUGHS, 4STHMAS, &c. - THE PEC I'ORAL ELIXIIV--Experience, during a very long period, has incontestibiy proved the superior ef. .ficacy of this Medicine, in all Cases of • COLDS, COUGHS, and ASTHMATIC AFFP.CTIONS. By promoting gentle.expectota don, it very shqrtly relieves the Patient of a slight or recent Cold, and a few doses are generally inifficiept to remove those which neg. lect has rendered more confirmed and elXtinate, and which are ac companied will Cough, Spitting of flood, and other serious symp toms. Its peculiar balsamic powers tend toles' soreness, and .dlay the irritation of the lungs e in cases of Cough; and in Asthmatic Aft , fections Warded and gives freedom to the Breath. Sold in bottles, at Is. lid. and Is. 9d. by . Burn, Chemist, 4, Cheapside St. Paul's, and 920, Regent street ( near the Argyle Rooms), faindon; and by the principal Medicine Venders through. out the United Kingdom. Of vrhoni may be had, the Batiamic insanors, used in recent Ccmghs, Hoarseness, &e. and for rendering the Voice clear and Ik:ibi', and protecting ire organs from the effects of exertion. In bow, Is: led. and Is. 9d. 1 g:r Be' fraorlbt to ask for " Butler's Pectoral Elixir and 8010 .atinliC Losable i tr . , a‘ , ; '. - • ' .-.. ..., EVER ANXIOUS To Virstieter rierderriciti, in AY- 4W MARTIN respectfully inform the Public AL, they have, after mach labour and at a very considerable ex *nue, bruugbt to perfection a Labeller such singular construction ailLaseratas dilleulty Of execution, that they trust will effectually, the 'turf Frauds that are daily practised on the afullfstietu to tie foliwing description of the Label will enswei the Vika ibaldsrptapared by them. A•pattent like Laceof a' fallaar covers the principal part of the Label, the names of. Tteii aid Martin are printed in white letters edged with pink and black, and placed on a white ground, the address, 97, HIGH-HOLBOItN, is alto white letters edged with pink and black, hut placed on the lace pattern, the signature and price at foot are bluck on a white ground, the preamble and directions for use are printed as before, black letters as *hite ground. 97, High-Holborn. September, 1823. AMBOYNA MOUTH POWDER, • FOR CL IAaSING , itsurtrynto, Anis PIitSRIVING Tug 'M IL THISPOWDER is as pleasant in the application as it is eicillent in its effects • it speedily renders the Teeth and smooth, the gums health ful, red, and firm ; and by con stant use will preserve them in this desirable state to the utmost limits of human life. It gradually but effectually dissolves tartar which neglect may have permitted to collect ; takes opt ail dark sargiks, oc discolowings of the Teeth, which prove sontaterial a drawback to beauty; prevent: those Teeth wido are aireiltly pardy. decried, from ever becoming worse; and cleanses, Went** and'lrealbrellt that are sound ; it imparts to the breatb tie most delight& ' and to the GM's* that florid rtdnisii stsitchispikates a bookish' state. Those who constantly use tide risessiepftjk!saa4 will never have the Tooth-ach, or a Tooth decay. The. LOTION is a concentrated Preparation, tp tbedmirable gindities of tie Dreg of which the Powci; — ithia 'and is particularly recommended to be. used with the Powdeeepies: Abe Teeth or Gums are in a bad state,namely, spongy, sore, oriqn to bleed, symptoms which proceed rons Scurvy, and which this Lotion will never fail to remedy : it is also a certain, safe, and speedy cure fortbe Tooth-ach. Sold by Idessis:Smyth and Nephew, Bond-street ; and Mr. W armth, 67, Sc. Psull. None are genuine which have not on the Stionp," Shaw and Edivards, 67, St. Paul's Church-yard." The Is in. Boxes, its. 641. and 4s. 4d. each ; the Lotion, 4s. 61 Or Pettish INDIA. There have been several arrivals from India ; the William Shand, Kenn, from Batavia ; the Mary, Steele, from Singapore and Penang; the Francis, Benson, from Batavia and Bencoolen ; and the Acasta, Dixy, from Padang. By the communications from Batavia, it appears that the supply of European arms, with which the Bur mese have hitherto been so liberally supplied from Eu rope, is now cut off. A Proclamation was issued in June last, by the Governor of Eiatavia, directing the seiznte of all arms and ammunition, from ships an choring in the Roads or navigating the Straits of Sunda, excepting such as might be requisite for actual defence. The Guardian, bound to Singapore, had been detained under this Proclamation. It had escited surprise to find the Burmese so per fectly armed and equippel as they proved to be in the - late actions; .and the Proclamation published in Bd tilvist is notdotibted to have resulted from the repte. sensations of our Indian Government tb the Authorities at Batavia. -The Cochin Chinese are knaituttalso to +sive been largely sapplied-with arms from Fiance ; and the Nut Government. Is .eoid to have cc;mpirrett' • most prgolptly se the , Sdet restraining . ' importation, from .s.„ !mu, of the-common-clanger in.which they •atigh t them- Alves be involuted, by suffering the free irnrst tation 01, arms into - the ftirther 'Peninsula or Wit greatly., ret to find; flOins• a letitir •tfitectSingi,ttee' 2 l 4 3tt May o %ought byAbe Wino Shintek'thai no safi;fictoiy 1;01 lligence has been yet obtained . ..olKr. Tireintmr, 4ba , atevbant. That ileatientan had•tben been in the post sston of the Malays seven months. • • 1. Durin' Mat' rig 'the . irtiiit • 'ttienu;i“.....i - exertions tits-ttiscovery and peeied - fruitlet%. - intenrst Warestatosittr thefuto Winn individual highly respected throughout It.T.lry tart of our Indiai •_ . . cated, without enf orcing the penalty of four time; tpeir value against the ship. . The Guardian, CaptatriSuiber- Lind, was likewise detained for some time, in eptiseqneree of having 300 stand of arms on 'board, intended for Singapore. The arms were landed and confiscated, and the consignees were obliged Moreover to' give security for the amount rd'the fine, befo: e the vessel was allowid to proceed front this port. o • ,-. ..it...i. The Caroline, which arrived here on, 'the I.6ilunas on board up ‘s ards of 4000 stand of orals, and.a F e u con siderable quantity of ammunition, amounting , altoge ther to upwards of 8,0001. prinie coat, -also .consigUed to Singapore, for which iort a great portion of her tqrgo was shipped,, rhe bill of lading for these goods e•utyins other,goods belonging to the same shipper.to the arpount of nearly 15,000/. or more, and there is Atithorite.,on the back of the bill'of lading to A house here, to, land any part of the goods they may think fit. reiceiving.the nature . f the prope: ty, however, the'hoise immediateiy declined having anything - 16dd with them ; .and . ipti mated-to the Captain that he must carry on the *hole to Singapore. The circumstance of the Caroline having fire-arms And ammunition on board soon became pub lic, and the Captain was advised to go to the Director Of Commerce with his bills of lading for Singapore, and explain the circumstance tolirit. the Goveiror-G4- neral de Kok has also been made acquainted - withithe ciicunistaixe; and from the well-known equity and liberality of the higher Officers of this Government, upon whom the honest and fair course pursued by those concerned will not be lost, it Is almost certain, that Ueii Cher the vessel nor any other part of her cargo will he interfered with, and it is eve/ hoped that the goods ;a question may be liberated. It may be a que:tionhow tar this Government is authorised to detail' a British ship, and confiscate British property legally shipped in Great Britain for a British colony, for corning into this pot t, to deliver a part of her cargo, destined for this place? Had the goods been shipped by- the lii itials Puppy*. mentor the East India Conipany, ,for the troops.4pd garrison of Singapore or Padang, cher would have been croaky subject to seittiie by this laws Indeed,' ii ship passing through the Straits of Sundi is equallY subject to seizure, should sbq anchor fat Aitjer.• .. - ..r..&:? 111 We have thought it neces'ary tobe.tianap4rticular, that you may give_ notic.t.iii-al l ships bou nd for this ;pees, nr proceeding • through the. Straits oeSintda..., .To John Bennett, kat , t . N -- ~- .. , c ~., PICOCLAMATION' OF - HIS.igCCECLENT, THli,oo - IN COUNCIL OP MAY 2 . 8.1 au. As we have taken into consideration that the is pors. ration of fire-arms amigunpowder4to Keven;llot Abase. that it Might give rise tojought nut ,to kx gencridly 'permitted,lout on the' csntrary, shciia rest e,xclusvrly in the hands of Government, fdi the Purptise of matt tuting such precautions; and taking such rutaliikes ) its' may be required for the general, safety. in supplying the inhabitants, and the navigation when they need iy.., - , e - That for the same reasons, regulrions ought to, be made viith respect to the s.ile of o}finance, fire-arms, and gunpowder. And as the veil useful 'and 'apiro priate measures enacted by the Supreme Gtivernment in former days, as to the possession .and use of fir*. arms by inhabitants of these countries have g ot ,into • complete disuse, and the necessity has, thence orjginatal that renewed and effective measures should he taken on this head ; so we have thought proper to decrii:' as its ' decreed by these pie-cots, the following regulation: ' • 1. The importation of fire-arms and gunpowder, otherwise thou ! . for account of Government, is henceforth forbidden through tkit whole of Netherton& India. 2. AU hre-arms and gunpowder, oc which, In contyllpsuasss. Art. 24 o: the regulations, on the levying of the in and ootWard 'duties, perinissiuti for importation has been requested, mist, upon A refusal, be re-exported to the place from whence they cane. The cOncenied will, however, have it in their power to resign these ob jects to the Government at such prices as will amicably and res. • apnably be mutually agreed upon, . 3. The landing of any fire-arms or gunpowder brought here he fiire the Ist of January, 1824, Inmate' lolly by what ships; shall not be allowed, and the Captain or supercargo of such shape- We WTI the enter into 'a requisite seccrity for the importation. 4. After the abovementiosied period, lasi Captain Of any Alp *lll be perinimed tp snitch a, or anchor iis any of the roads, -barbovlbs coasts . of the Netherlands' possessions in ltidia, with other fire arms Grit:duos/der on baize), than such as may be reiptrid fbethe drnce.PfJbe ship:. fir leas will. be •ho aUoVeed to imPott said fi earirsi or gunpowder, under a,proalty of coaseatioo, and o fits tot four tittles case valve of what may be seized.' S ; AN Outer ale •bead ef firearms and gunpowder, ofillreWt the in. ptrtation is forbidden, are not included. fowlitikpteces, highly d,„ 4 r&hed pastels, and ether arm, of art and hrsury, nor - goopowd4 14. .. 11t 9 tr t a b s i l eto p u l r ilmi r ‘i t ssi: g o7 ..pieces tr 07 the of it :Jo/ C a p r i i it ) :lt c : l t ' i lso . .. a .w ri nd iib ties the tth w . :4l ll4ll a lia pp & alit° 44 7 16 14 . t1 . b l r tamed in separate and .theteto sPlWPPriairemoingi4 _ a.° v iccv.anic;. or shoul s '*" v4lud tber.inai ' Idled •-• .• I _~~ 4 h e ‘ l l7;* qv7a7ue;.or k sh;llltl;se fil;.se Vet: appear acceptably s t o et ?° l7 v4ltid tlicy.pat Now by taxitifir'imoinstio ort Sorithaalip rideli A lan I )i 4 iksii/40 7 414'1 40 11• 44410 . - cgigitaiebedWe'aiiMPEa2i for 44 reiiii.ing )11(4 . c. 'tlt 2 6 -. • Ali tt i n it: l akittb9F • • • ~I i. . pA-Miseius'Aq Iniiiiturs tiie iiidi arr . 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