The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-07-02 00:00:00

• • . •• COVENT-Cd ' THEATRE. elegant Theatre will dose on Thursday, *Hi an Adams by Mr. !Wants ; in which, after retinal ig thanks to the public, we understand, b e wails to touch upon the execution of the treaty which coneluied the 0. P. war. Our readers will ree ,4lect, that, by the tertus of that treaty. the new tirel' of private boxes, on the third tier, was to be t h ro a t) open, and reduced to three boxes on each side. The proprietors, we uuderetanil, wish to hive seven bates 0.4 each side, and that they are prepared to show, ha, that by this e ate n _ ,ion the public will only lose 24 seats, ad those to which they would not resort. but in failure of accominodotion in any other part of tht house, while this in,res,e of private boxes would be at- tended wah great benefit to the proprietors. We cannot presume that so reasonable • request w ill be rertnul, particularly when the great lees wh i c h t h e proprietors sustained iu the early ru t o f t h e season is considered, with the means of the Alteration to be made in the course of the Summer. s o greatly to the advantage of the politic. The present specious and splendid saloon p t tie virtue curl- on the third tier will be thrown apeo, and will be ascended by a new, large, and beautiful doable staircase. Over the stage also, alt•eatlons will be made On a large Seale. and at. se w e d with considerable expense. by which the beiriog will be materially improved. 0. Saterday inor bb 66 g His MA/RETT. Princesses Ausiosra sod 140,1111, with their usual attendants, took an nug in Windsor Great Pork till half past twelve o'clock. la the afternoon Their MAJESTIES, the Dukes of Slissex and CAMBRIDGE, with their id .v al. SISTER.. visited PrilllCC3•4 AMELIA. Her ii..sry rod Princess ELIZABETH took an airing to Nocella Etisaiwrit's Co!tage at Old Windsor. d. 'he ',mug Lite MAJBaTV, Prtatenea ELIZA iII and Soma, and Princess Cuaimunit of WA fx.. walked on the Terrace till neat nine o'clock. Yesterday morning, Flis MAJESTY, Niceties BEGIATA and SOPHIA, tad P , latela .f Wat.at, went to St. George's Chapel, Windsor, 1 ' 8 11 04 n! a sermon preached by the Rev. Dr. Caolsos, cud afterwards re wiled to the Palace. They were secomusuird I.y Lady COLLYSS. Hou. Miss Otistow, Mr.. DMAX GiUiViNOR, General GrAkTII. and Coldual Ussnataw. U Friday evening SIT HINDIT MILFORD arrival at Wiwisur to attend on P. 4 ara anti Oil Satarilay morning returned to Londun: her Rul al Hithni a. it id a glo.! night. firtnera A112 . L . 1A is couch bttt.r. Her Royal Highuesa the Prittetst Cummores of W tau 'envoi at Wi &A.m., on Friday oveutug, on a volt to Their M AJKIIIIIIII6 His Royal Highues. the Duke of Yong gave a grand tillitleT, ye.terday. at his house to the Stelae Yard, St. Jaw's Palter, to several persona of Sta tuette& _ W s Hays! Highness the Duke of CisitusCi• oe eis 1.21 ay to bay, lb coasiderably iotter. His Royal Higbee-a the Duke of CUMBERLAND ••144 M 1 ,15 GOLDIIIVOITSY yesteniay. at her *e. HAI-street. Berkeley • square. The Marchioness of SALISBURY'S grand suite of . . . .. plow. ohs, at her house in Arliuict.m street, item oi t at thrown open. and brithantly lighted up forth. r repine of Ow fashio,.al de world. who as. srlab'el d ten s'cloi k. The Duchesses of RUT -1.11%p, IfeiUroeT , mud Da Carvings. Countesses of Ca..a.CimeiNatt.. Putl ts. hkc. were pres. it. Esrl Btalcie.T. we sr.! Wry UP state. is very oi i lieposed at hi:. mit. Cransfard.lotige. Dr. 111.4 V mna yesterday went for swirstranfoann town. i'srup's complstat, ia .sarik to be ies the The Leerier° Tntrainf wale fashionably attended it .e. k. 13 the 5p1e.41.1 circle w. re Cirentese rase rrit. Lad .and Lily AIIMDOWN. Loly Lord and lady Hittstitsa, Ltedy,Lorse, 'orals NisamAtt, We trout, Ste. Tunbridge Niels boasts s numerous cons of t••eorislele vesitora--a nongst th• in are the Duke .1 Dur•iters of NeWCASTI.II, .Lard end Lady ' l '."lTuart. Lord mud Lady F. O s e uatr t. L or d 4.1 Ludy NIULORAVP. Lord sod Lady HIIIIOWIT. and Lady Tiff: xuricvn. Lewd and Lady Louisan. Colonel Chti . vtLe 6, Isc. Rvw....—Thir fashionable place is filling very 44 . *I. eompaley of the first rank. Amongst the h r arriv4l. arr.— Cun. ... ?RI aad ning Prairie and tinsilr, Mr. nnii lady a.ohae Bwlwo Lady Carter and f.ini.'", J. P. Liu ins, ' 4 " 41. * , *( 1 7 ' Hew. Mr Losca.ter nail fancily, Mr. Geed aid ',icily, e ke. I Itr linigrAvior of ANSPArIt and 'mite arrived I W - dandily. at Southampton. The Marchio ",* ca LAssauWa was expected at the Castle i .. :edily. firms Patta.--This fashionable place of resort (*yesterday tilled with a numerous compauy.--.- 'n eutral - 444e of elltant csriorges was not, bow er, ...1 ;Frit is on the preceding Sunday. °Cal' 10 itti hy the fashionable departures for Orford. S meld the weather prove favourable, this even in:. it it vup;o.e.l the gaidens at Vauxhall *will br sore crowded th an nu any night o f the season, to oins the extraosilinary splendour. prepared at Or expre..• desire of her Grace the Duchess of ."" (111 11a. in compl iment to a num b er of Mas i(' w,l* orangrro. who are a b out l eaving use k ing d om. r!'o-n.r these ire the Pcitatas AIMIUAMIOUR and • , ( :URI and Sit WILLIAM 001111.11 r• II: , Exe, Ilesicy the P 61141411 Abliatsllll , lll wept 't ll'"un•14 t o COlantr Wood. where he hr al- ( till vi ith the Carla( Litt tateooln lied •B`r'ar'l' ''steeled to Wiorlson whore .he had an audience . nth I'll 1,4 ‘ l .rtaaismiv . . After t te n i si s th e (.7luitlic. ii' l ptneeeit to poetuovoth ,pure the launch Boyne to-tawnier. lite tea:eller : ll4,4l6.o ..iris to toots, wrier. ponceo.l on hinwuttlre to Penis. :•"41 Sainky ur 1,, inicoaniauiedl by Sir W 81.1.1n1 '"IS,c Cott °COLEY. The harrvage of the latter .11..1.4 1,..ru tor rustiarkiii• rot at P irismouth. Their ' l '' , lc.e• will hits- Ihr,r &whence of leave at the -nit at St. ciliate* ou %V cdues(LEY• IN TALLATION OP LORD GRENVILLE TO THE CHANCELLOR SHIP OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD. The first ANNUAL CULUANNOILATION of the Founders, after the Election, improperly called the Installation of this distinguished Notilensau to the Chancellorship of Oxford, to which elettiiin are at tsetse d many peculiar dream tunes, to give it exi. treordivary eels!, has excited very particular in terest. Although the topics Cott were brought be fore the public, at the tilde of the elect ou, hive in a great degree subsided, yet we regret 'to Siid that there is an utteinpt to revive them, by on boriie of satirical publications, several of which male 'lnetr appearance ou Saturday. They can rat., hue•. aver, only as midges in the run, sod cannot dim the lustre of the trietruph. Our CurtespJudeut, iu his letter of yesterday, says : a• he preparations for the Installation sit very great. Thr Gentlemen or the University, who dtAire , to stew their tslents err delivering orations and poems, upon different subjects, liefore the new Chancellor, are very nuineruus ; there ore no less than fourteen to speak on Tueirlay,-imid fifteen on Wednesday. Dr. Parsons, the Vice-Chancr•ltor, upon whom the arrangements of this lesroed body for the performance of the different ceremonies de volve, is unremitting an•l indefatigable iu hi. ricer uous, that every thing relative to this business should be conducted with the gras est regularity and punc tuality. a Kir the fiirthernoce of this ohj-ct, a meeting of the %Iv-Chancellor. Ilea& of Howie.. and Proc. tors, was held in the Delegatee-roma, wlt..t it woo ordered, that, during the Cousin monition. on Tuesday, Thursday, and l'ruhly m .risinga next, all persoos do a;.peor in their proper rea_entical habda, and bee,. their ;donee seat, and plans us the Theatre. That the riMig semicircle of the Theatre be reserved for the Nohkrueu toil Doctor.; and that no permit be admitted' titer., on itoy a"- count whatever, before the entrance of the pro cession. I'he area to be 'reserved for the blasters of Arts and Bachelors of LIM% and suds at ratwers only as shall be introduced by them. The Lower Gallery to he reserved entirely for Ladiee ; into which no Gentleman siaall be admitted. The Upper Gallery to he set spurt for Bachelors of Arts and Uodergraduate Mehthers of the University ; and that nu Bachelor of Ar sof Undergraduate occupy any other port of the Theatre. The pantie kpeak.rs on each day may be ucco:npaused by one friend Only. aa a prompter. a The ce-einony will confluence on Tuesday morning, by n Convocation heirs ; ; holden on that marnii 4. at whiten we understand it will Ise no» posed to confer the honorary degree of D. C. L. oo the following distiiigitiabed rh trainers His Eartilenew William Pincher?, Envoy Extras,- dimity, and Minister Plenipotentiary, from the Ueited Matte of Any tir• ; His (mice the Duke of Sionermt ; The 'I mt Noble the Manlius of Barkiazhano ; The Noble the Marquis :if Invensliire ; The Most Noble the Marquis of Ely ; The Right the Earl of ; The Right Fida the Eel of Jei., y ; The Right lion Earl Finicariir ; The Right lion. slit , Earl .4 rinysfurt ; The. Right lion. ESA 1 temple, The lt,ight Her Lard Viscount. Relkeley ; The Right lino. Lord Viscount Carleton ; The Right lion Lord Uragliruolie ; The Right lion Lord tarringtiou ; The Right Ilan Sir John Newp.st, Bart : The Right Hon. Sir John Anstruthee, WV ; The Right Hun. Sir Wiliam Dru , siuouil, gniglit of lbs Crescent; The Right Hon. William Wickham ; The Right Hos. George Timm" The lt,ght llnn. R.ehatil RrimhySbrerideu ; Tic !Light Hen. F.lliot ; 111rFasel, talc Grrßier of the United Prnvi nee& Oisl':iursdsy unit Friday, litino. ire Degree• w , ll be cottlerred upon other distinguished chars• tors ; hit the lists of those toteosteJ to be bottomed On these ti to latter days ale not yet filially ar voosrid. • "On Wednesday m 'ruing will be the Annivervw, Meeting of the Governors of the Ratcliffe lintir• diary. whim a Serif:Jan will ht relic it NI at St . church, by the Rev. Dr. Rowley. R-giti. P. of Divinity. fu coosequeuce of this circuni.taoce, there will be no assembiage of the Ckutleinen of the University at the Theatre. rhnrwl inn! g a Convocation will be holden at the Theatre, when the following young Gentlemen will deliver poems, as orations, before the Chancellor and the full Cone vocation : Wltartnall 110111 , 1101111. Mr. Mowry, of Christ Church. • Mr Rogers, of Oriel Colin,. Mr. Gregeoe, of Dremee-Nuoe College. The Hue. Campbell, of Chrtot Church. Mr. Poniter, of New College. Mr Randall, of Enmity College. Mr. Dill, of Oriel Culler". Lord Apoley, of Christ Church. SAITILIIIIII ReSTRUM. Earl De Lowlier. of Brazru-Nosc College. Mr. Halliday, of Exeter College. Mr Mills, of Magdalen College. Mr. Kehl..., of Corpus Chri di College. Mr. Cardwell, of Droatu•Nuse College. Mr. C. Bathurst. of Cbrisi Church. Mr. Richards, of Jesus College. " Friday morning swagger Couvocatiou will be holden is the Theatre, whew the follooing young Grutleiurti will deliver Poems, as Orations. Were the Chancellor and the full Coovocabou WEITtlt• 110.111,0111. Mr Smith, of Mogilairm College, Mr. Fawk, of Melton l'ollege Mr Crowe, of %%oilmen College. Mr thildry, of l'hrist Chorrh. Mr. Starker, of Beams. Nob! College. Mr Itertholomew, of Corpse Cluuti College. Mr. Sortie, of Oro-1 College ►A STP.II X Mr. Clearer, of Clout Church. The H.NI KAM, of Chant Church. Mr Motility. of Brasco.Nuor Cuikge. Mr .11 wt, of Trusity Castile. The Ilwr. W. &almost of Christ Church. The Hoe. -- Vane, of Brasen-N u,r Cullyge. The Sul ut Choc, ist*Chri‘t Church. tt On Saturdq. Mr Sadler will awend with his Nlerto:. Fields, accompanied by his woo, for the purpose oi inakinz some expermients u► the atmosphere. This will close the aeries emu.emesit. The next week will commence with the It trey." Wll.llollhsruet. E•q. is retnrn4 10.erve .ja l'artiauttut fut the Butough of Bleating • SPORTING INTZLZIGENCR. PET EIiBOROUGH RACES. TUESDAY. JOU 116. Set ;lyre by Earl - Fit:villa' sa Sfr. S. Buckle's br. I. Mies - Brewer 1 1 Mr. nicer ch. e. Dun Meixote Elul Fite els f. by Hyacinths': • g g W ED% ESDAY. Ihe Members plate of W. far all ages. Mr. Glossop's cb. c. .Esculapius, 4 yrs old • Mr. Cropper's th I.sceby Lass, syn üb/.....• • Buto•t's br I. Auctioneer, S yrs Old 3 3 Mr. Andrew's b k.Vhorne, .geu sk SARIS DAY. A Match for sop (ridden by lb. amen). Mr. Hidle,'s L. Dragon Mr. Crane's a. Blur up Tnumemv. The City PLIIt of dogs, for At gm Mr. Bonltbee's eta c. by IVaity, 4 pi, old Mr. S. bur:ties br. f. Asia hiewer. Mr. Boast's br. b.Anctionerr, 5 yrs old. Mr. Willianis's tie in Gift S yrs old br. in. Ciitubr.dce Lass, 5 yrs old. Mr. J. Fletcher's bl. g. Brandeliburgli, n yrs old. At the suggestion of the holies of Farehain. a hall Intl held there on Weds• schy evening Lit. for the b►netit of Winchester Flospit tl, witieh wits at tended by the recieciable inhahitants of the loam and ueiglihourhood ; the profits (from Se.*Attu.. after defraying the whole expenses of the ought) amounted to 4.11. 164. 6d. The laustchiog of the Boggs, tomsorrow, at Portsmouth, will proven toast tisterestiag spectacle. The Dock-yard gates will hi thrown opett.et eight o'clock. to spectators, who are exliected to be very numerous from the country. The launch will take place shout noon. The Marquis and Marchioness of ELY, Earl Ranson. Earl and Coolants SPEN- Celt, C. S. Lrekvals, Esq. M. P. aad malty oiler distinguished persons will be present. The Gimicester C•dfee-hots.e, a u Piccadilly, was, at seven o'clock, last night, thrown into great con fusion., the chiinury having caught tire. It anis, however, sown got under ; the alarm being given, several - engines canes to the spot ; it greet con course of people, who were on their returatious the Parks. assembled round the house. The Candidutoo for Weymouth are, Sir Joom JoiretvroWe an Governor Aitsunixor. NATAL A EIPOI TTTTTT D. M'Cleud, to the loapres Service at Liverpool; Hos Capt. DUISCIIII, to Ho: Imprriease ; Capt. Graazer, to the Cemr ; Capt. C. Rich. animal, to the Semiramis; &pt. Pbilimore, to tbe Diadem, animal en Ate; Capt. Colin t:asap'oell, to .the Plover, v i c e Bloom promoted ; Capt. Harry Hopkit,4, t , the Hebron ; Capt. !ouie, to the [loyalist Capt. is p.unioted to a Post-Captain . . Letters fr o m Madras state, that the Ise:.l pro duced by the late military differences In that Go vernment w" entirely Most of the Of beers who had tbeeu suspended were resttard to their rank and the Nectar Os the Government. Altura e.ght o'cicielt last aright thi4 51.. tr yolk was visited by a 'Muir:age, from the Solt•., uo Am ponied by thauder and lightning, ~u•a sow-, rata•. About half past nine it ha•l, howtrer, emir& ly sub 'irks'. We fear that it has profinc-d many serious accidents—but we have not learned any o. that de scription. Several sedar, chairs were nveret in Piccadilly, and St. JaineWs-street. One of the signs in front of Euler Thaw was blown down, and fell with a loud crash, but fortunately no per t*, wee possissgat thrusue. As Admiral will, we understand, at the ensuinß Admiralty Sessions, to 131 held this connih. lake his trial far the alleged runnier of EDWAILD Suuu, a sailor on boor.l the Sarah sad Alisabeth. Greenland ship, of Hull, is 1794. The Kiva *has been pleased to appo'at WIL LIAM Kettaica, Esq. to be Muter of His MA PANTY'S 110.1brhold. The K tau ha. seen pleiried to roust:out- and ap. point V , e tis4hi Roo. Rout? DUNDAS I the Right Hun. Jona Jarrates Earl CARDIN, Knight of tie Mnet Nqlre Order of the Garter. President of His VIAJESTY's ; the Right HOG. ROBERT Sanas girl of Livooroo&; the Right Hon. Rt. CHAIR Karina, and the Most Hod. Rictusto Mar gu.s of ira& Lamm Kilig' tof the Must Noble Order of the Garter. Hi. MAJESTY'S Three Prin cipal Secrei ;vie. of State; the Right Hun. Seen cat' Paat - av at.. Chancellor and Uniler-Treasurer of Ilia Ma'am's Ea. tequer; n —SORGE NUT, E.q. (cdrn,nonly called Lord Losaine) ; the Right Hod. Joss Berm TEIGNMOUTH; the Right Hun. THOMAS %VILLAS& and WILLIAM LOWTHER. Esq. (coi•innudy called Viscount' Lowthe, to he Hee M COUICIIi% idicrs for the Manage ment of the Affair. in India. Lord ELLeasonovon se, on Saturday, by ad. inurninent, at Nisi Prins, at Gailtl alt. at nine o'clock, where he disposed of three undefended causes. The Court afterwards set at Westaitister, but nothing of any interest occurred, and the Caen roar at an early hour. The den surrer in the MP of Sir Fes NCI! BUR DST?, e. the Semmes of the House of COMMoNI. Arai he arguedia the Court of King's Beach, to The ship /adieu. with female convicts on hoard, from Woolwich. is arrived at Spithead, bound to New South Wales. A detachment of the 73d Regiment has embarked on board her, for the colony. The Blossom, Captain BBAUIPOILT. is appointed, at Portsmouth. convoy for Lisboa, Cadiz, and the Mediterranean. Detachments of the Coldstream Guards (id battalion), of the Hovels. and 84d lie4itneats„ have embarked for - Portugal, and will proceed under her convoy. An Inquest was held on Saturday by SIIIIL* TON, Hog. on the body of Mr. WiLiasus, many years Vestry-Clerk of the parish of St. Duustan's, who cut his throat, on Friday. at Ma house in Fet ter-lane. Several witnesses were called, and, after a l ong investigation; the Jury returned a verdict of Lis eary. It appeared in therourse of tlie evidence. that the deceased had at intervals Arvin symptoms of mental tlerset4einent. He was a man of undeni able character, and is much regretted by the pa- The Inquest was held at the house of the deceased. A ttssel is strived at Falmouth from Tatrastoria, o iii( 11 has brought voile favourable nerouots or the state of sffsirs lit Catalonia. Besides she artily of O' Do s att., there ure four other Jivi>iuns of the p a t r u l ., ssi.o conunually haroml the enemy, and 41- au.ist dally scud prisoners i n to Tarhirma. Soutar. seas mull. ass oil his asai:h Lomat a theism° strebey posted on the frontiers of that province. STAGE COACH ACT. An act was passed in the last session of Parliaitoetit repealing the several acts for regulating the euniber of passengers to be carried on the outside .4 siege crtches, or other carriages. &c. The following are its principal provisions:— And be it further einteted, That from and after the Ist day of July, 1810. any cue h. I) r.s o o landaus chariot, diligence, comers, chaise•instioe, or other carriage. with four or more wheels, by a hat Dame so ever the &awl is, ur suali I::reafrer.be, °died or known, to be employed as a po!.lie star or car riage, for the purpose of cre:veyiiig txceecgent lot hire found frisui d!fferent places in Great Britsin, and drewu by four or more hors •s, be ailoweal to . arty ten outs:de pieweug.-rs and na more, /teeth. ttioa of the coat:hotel:. but tuclisdirs4 the gitard. ▪ there is a guard with scch coach or other cariisw-; and that 'one passenger. end no 'note, shad be allowed to let upon thr box with the coach man ; and three of such pareeugers ou the front of the roof, and the reina 'lino six be:iind, NI the toast tier the mod safe and come:twist for the end pas sengers. Psorided always, that nu such pa sengcr or passengers shall be allured to sit on the lug g age, or that part of the roof allotted for the same; and that all stage coaches or other carriages ub ,re de serjhed, drawu by two or terre horses, shall be :al lowed five outside passengers and no more. exclu sive of the coachmen; aud that all 'thee t oach , -a called long coaches or double-hodied coach s, sh.:ll be permitted to carry eight eut-itle passengers suet no more. exclusive of the coachman, but in.:twine; the guurd, where there is a guard with such coach, uudrr such fines err penalties as are by this ail I 141. pored, in cases where mote outside pane ng .is ere earned than ore allowed by ihto at t ; such fi -es and penalties to be imposed and levied upon the own. e or proprietor, or tile owners or prOpfleiiirf of any such coach or other carriage shore described, or any one or more of th..in, or any person driving the sa met to the unton-r after meutioued : Provided always. that no child in the lap, or under seven p ars of age, shall be included in or counted as one of awe* number. mules* there shall be more than on- ; sod if mare than one. that two of such children shall be accounted equal to one grown i ersou, cud so on to the same proportion ; sad that no person. paying as an outside passeoger, shall Le permitted tosit of remain as all inside passenger, unless with the con. sent of one of the inside pia-eng-rs, at the least. move) ed by vut h cuach or o. he , carriage, end next to whom such outsule p norng-ir a'rel t,C I.lacal. And provided also, toat where such coach or other carriageia of 4 conatroiction l urnli irly a ine Or v.ito moduitia. and being 40 tottud. shell he duly hemm ed for that puriate.e, four oataile pesseneers, in stead of tone, shall be allowed to sit ou toe (refit of so.* codicil or oilier carriage: Provided always, lista the number of outside passengers shall out ex ceed ten thall. itrr.vided always, and be it farther enacted, That from and after the Ist day of Sliterh, 181 1, it shall not be lawful fur any driver, coesii-r, or pro prietor of any couch, or other carriage. abort de. molted, going or trowelling for Ilifir g to 'tyrant ur rtifer. to.itliy manner or w t", any luggage to be carried on the roof uf any sue 4 coach, or ittla.-r car. nage; or any person to ride or go as air ontsrde passenger, on or about the our.ide at an) suet coach or other carriage; the top of ahirh vball he more than eight test :tine inches from the ground. or the bearing of which, on the grothid. shall lie teat than four feet six inches film the crone of the track of the right or oft-whoel, to the centre of the track of the left or near- r heel, under the penalty of five pounds for each otfLoce, to be recovered and applied in the -cue manner as any penalty for more outside passengers than are allowed by this Act can be recovered and applied. And be it further enacted, That from and after the pausing of this Act, it shall not be lawful for wry driver, owner, or pr.priet•r of any such conch, mail-coach, or other carriage above described, going or travelling for hire, to carry, or permit or stiffer any parcel or parcels, or luggage whatever, exceed ing two feet in height, to be conveyed ou the roof of any such coach, mail-couch, or other carriage above described, drawn by four or tuqre Inowts ; and where carriages are drawn by two or three horses, then such luggage not to e x ceed eighteen incises above the roof ; and every such drie-r, ea of fending, and any owner or roprietor of any such coach or other carriage. where such driver is nut known or cannot be found, being cenvicted of such offence, either lay his or her own crief.oaii - n. the view of a Justice of the Peace or other alagirtrate, or the oath or oaths of one or more esehible witness or wituesses. before any Justice of Cie Pzece or other Ailagistiate acting in awl for the carroty, rid ing. city, town, division, or riser where airy off•nce shell he committed, (which oath everl. such Justice or other Nla:tistrute is hereby authorised and re. quired to administer) shell forfeit and pay the sour of 51. for every such above the space at two fret or of IS oic4t*, respectively above allowed ; and in case the .Ir,ver. so uffaxl . ng s shall he the owner of such coach, inatbcoaco, or whim carnage *h ove described, he shall forfeit the aunt of ten pounds for evesy inch above the spaces respectively above al lowed; and, in default 0f payment of the said penalties respectively, the person sad pennons so offending shall be catomittod to the common gaol, or hotho of correction. of the county, riding, city. town, 1:1V1111011. or place where welt ..ffruce shall have beim committed, there to remain without bail or twunprtse. for the space of two em-ith*. unless such penalties shun be sooner paid : rrovstled al. way*, that all packsges herein before described. mall be in pieced on the roof of such coach. mail coach, or oilier carriage above described. as that no pa..seuger or pas.eopers shall .it thereon, under the penalty of 50*. Ira each offeirce; to be paid by such passenger or passengers respocrively, awl to be recovered rod applird to the same manlier 'tithe other penalties 'misused by this Act ; and that the division s or owlet., oo the top of the coach, or obi s: carlieKe, alitrer.iii. allotted for luggage, shell be distinotly separated frow the other pert of the top of such conch. or other carriage, by some roiling. or otherwise ; and in case any h driver, or owner, or ;Art owner, wk.o required sa to do, shall fermis to pet mit the said carriage sad baggage to be men. sorra by any Jamie, of the Pratte. Magharate, Constable, surveyor of any Highway or Turnpike Roil, Inspector of Coach. s, truly authorised by the Comasorsioners of Stamps, or passenger, he sle(