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The following is a copy of an order addressed from the Treasury on the 3d instant to the Commissioners of the Customs: _ _ _ Gentlemen—l am commanded by the Lords Commissio ners of his Majegy's Treasury to acquaint you they are pleased to approve of the regulations proposed in your Report of the apt!, ultimo, in order to prevent Foreign Books and Maps, the property of individuals, and brought over by passengers from abroad, from being charged with duty more than once ; and Lam therefore to desire you will immediately give the necessary or ders for carrying the same into effect. Goo. liaaassoa." In furtherance of the above, the following direc tions have been sent by the Commissioners of Cus toms to Collectors and Comptrollers: - - " Custom Ho . use, London, Oct. 8, 1818. " Let the Collector and Comptroller take care that the di rections of the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury, contained in the aforegoing copy of a letter from Mr. Harrison, be duly Obeyed, under the following regulations, viz. That the proprietor shall, on each importation of such Books or Maps, subsequent to the original importation. make oath, that the du ties were paid upon such Books or Maps on their atiginal im portation, or that he purchased them in this country in a fair way of trade—that they are the identical Books or Maps which he exported from hence, and that they are now brought back for his private use, and not for the purpose of sale in this coon t: y.—By order of the Commissioners." AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY. Yesterday the sixth Anniversary Meeting of the City of London Auxiliary Bible Society, tool: place in the Egyptian Hill of the Mansion Ilouse, the Loan MAYOR in the ('hair. By twelve o'clock the seats in the body of the Hall were completely occupied, and before one o'clock the Hall may be said to have been completely thronged. The LORD Mavort then opened the business of the day, in a neat speech. The Rev. DANIEL WILSON read the Report, which was of considerable length. After adverticg to the great benefits resulting from the diffusion of the Holy Scriptures, it stated that since the last Meet ing, no less a number than 1650 Bibles, 669. Testa ments, making in the aggregate 2349 Bibles and Testaments, had been distributed. Withia the last six years there had been distributed 11,356 Bibles, , and 5876 Testaments, making in the whole 20,232 bibles and • Testa:nents. The Committee had also made - grants to two institutions. Individuals who bad been precluded from reading that sacred book, the Bible, by their poverty, had also been placed in possession of it. The agents of the Society had not cursorily glanced over the cases of those poor persons who needed their assistance ; they had searched into the inmost recesses, that were supposed to harbour vice, and the Committee felt no, small gratification in. stating, that they had raised a barrier that had, in a great measure. elleeted a-stoppage to its further pro., press, among the lower orders. It was 3 gratifying fact, that persons who had formerly spent their time in public houses, or in idle gossip, had in many in stances devoted themselves to the perusal of that sa cred volume which had been put into their hands, rather than pursue their former vicious course. One person who had had a Bible given him told a Gentle man belonging to the Committee that he had not be fore, for many years, even thought of attending a Chapel, but having attended two or three of the Auxiliary Meetings, so convinced was he of his for mer bad conduct, that he could not, on any occa sion, refrain from going to a place of worship. Se veral measures had been adopted subsequently to the last Meeting, which it had been hoped would have replenished the dilapidated funds of the Society, but owing to removal or some such cause, the contribu tions amounted to nearly the same sum ai in the pre ceding year. The .piisons had not passed unnoticed; a grant of thirty Bibles had been made, which many of the prisoners had read with avidity. The Report I then proceeded to shew the benefits that had resulted from the formation of the Society ; in the couise. of ' which, it pathetically noticed the severe log's the country had suffered since the last Meeting. That lamented Princess, whose grave was bedewed by a Nation's tears, had given to an aged individual a copy of that sacred book, in print suited to her aged eyesight. She hp.d winged her flight to the realms of bliss, and, thongh lost to us for ever, yet for time immemorial she would live in the hearts of the Bri tish nation.—( Muck applause.) The Rev. Dr. Timers , . came forward, and, in a most able speech, set forth the benefits to be derived from the propagation of the Gospel, among the luwer orders in particular. The value of the Bible had been felt ar men. , One of th had said of th. its Author, Trt :ts end." What it could yield n ciety, of whtch the anniversary, godlike feelings the very capita dcsarts of Arab ciety proved du tions. We had ever such exert ferers, as after ever before suc this country as mulgation of tl Bibles distribute to twelve thousand, two thousand distril of Bibles and Tes sirlsile iathelast year ber of 84,000 and ui instance of the wan on examination, it 69, S 2 did not posse Testament.—(Nrai posed, that the ed, and that it s of the Commit amidst the unlit, Mr. DA VIE;, lated the Lord was then place when the Chic was engaged in best mode of pt.( lie could relate fects of the Ins self with the fol ployed thmsel persons to pure only twelve yea interview reque scription. At was to have cor who were subsc to her, it was f she had saved wished to apprc not weaken speaker, by de congratulate th the flourishing ROBERT DIJII Meeting at consi lity. lie thanke large enough to in. Luther in the Bible, for, i will tall with it ed to implc,s or of that stirred v: whose youthful same fading, :0 say, thatle 11:0 Ipttieis from the would fearlessly If the Meeting like others, he 1 foreign countric an opinion of heard the Maste the Bible into tl portunity, and feeling of joy I we will not let 1 ; rope in our h: Paris he, like of to one, a strict . tend to make y said the eery= Bible, with his do not giye it y 'and if you like if you both like but you must I tion the man s; and observed After :t most a a Resolution, for the alacrity forwarding thi use of the Egy 'the Motion Mr. LACHLAN length in supp ried amidst the The Lotto 2 The Rev. I ing, and prop: dent, Vice-Pre The Rev. G and addressed DAVID BEV Meeting the ai peared, that at remained in h: had received subscriptions 4 MI.; from ti liary Society ISSB/. leavinr He returned ti pledged hints: applied. • The 11ev. D forced on the Institution, as dressed the as The usual I passed, the subscription 1: crowded to e: