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- , • , ~,. W /,, . • . / . / ,..BT/> k `iiio ( • ',.A>)- - . ~. .. . ~ktp -,_ .. i 7 qt. *.:: ..tz - i ...- i ~._.,4 _ , .r. - >i, .., ~ , ,..1 • *, 1 . 7 _,. ' - 10 44 . • ''''' ~ ~. ... 0 ~,Kp,. r ..•,, -_-:_-_. 0t 4 1,0 -- - z- -- , .• .. • A L .tr. 4. ..• A 4 ...*. , /.. ',, , is,citt , 4t - -o.k. ..-..v., ~... $ ..,• .e 1 . _ \; ' ' ;, , '< .l e;: . \ ' Ml 4 '.- • ' 1.- A i ,-- ---„ % OA; ;14 . •:„„,...> , .. - . :? 1 4. /%.7 •La.-..-- , • ..-, ::?•!.- '...-11, 7C.' :: '...).._ ~. : ;.' .. Vt3)/—"iS/1 E ...:-....."„ . , 1 r-- .<~. t 1717i$113PU- 0220,1 _ _ SATURDAY, AU tl.-UST IC), 1812. sixiq - ,Ncn-riAtrPEwilY: )I.BLAN.K..nig.y.-gain..50,000/. by either of the EIGHT EX'T.RA PRIZES of TTokbis gi'll2ll by the ILONTRACTO;;., the. STATE LOTTERY of 10,000 KICKEI›, all to be Vr4w.r) 7ioßtember. _ •yt'llf; SSE of - 16,0•00. are' 432,060 2... 4,000 . • ' 8,000 ....,: •- ,000 . ' ' ' • • ( '' ,ooo . _ 1.,00:0 • 4,000 And u: s mal , tts ~. of T Thoitialtd • Prlzt3 of :5 1 )0'. 3Q01..'2001. &e. ii.e..41.)VV11 to ii , ../.. the liw,Tspr.Prize, and Evert NYYllikr - will - tte ljt - a - . - ,; - airom the Wheel. . . . 'TICR.ETS and ,:NI - lARES are :•fling at the Offices of-T: the Csati'ziotor far the Lottery, :No. 4, COIZNIIILL, atud I. 9, CHAI:I.NZt-CitOSS, ;:.ondon. ..IICII.ARDSON I.4OOD.LLICK, and CO. re peeniiiy inform the Pu:)lic, •te - • ' rEk sr, consistiag. of 10,1)00 .Ticit . t.q.s, will hat.tb ap be 'STATE w dran LOT on . • the al l o f .f *ep teruo eri th e SLberndc.cnWnsthe **soul nUmbtr of I:apital Prizes,• arid ,the lowest Prizcv.2l.; in addition to which, iight Packets of • ..lac' lets : are tg: bg.given to the Four first drawn Blaulii.. - - • - • , . . . Sch e m es , with Particulars, 'ay he b7.,d (gratie) 'at' their ° ll ices, the Cornc7 of' •1-!ank-h1 , ,,i i:igs, Cocrinal and facing ;Ile King's Mews,f.:l; , .ifing-Cro:i .- ; where TicktL,and hares. axe on Nair, in a Vat iary of Ninn•Jers. . . ni C MAR DSON, 0001:1;UCK, and CO.. sold' in: the Lot.. el 2 t- • ..,.8 cictwn since January last, the following CAPITAL • 4 r l .tf.ZEs - ,• in 123:S11w:es : . . • o. 3., , 4f3.., ... 13th February.... 20,000 • - 1-,518. . :'. 30th April 10,040 - * 6,825.... 4th June lO,OOO 11,0 8.....50t h. April • 5,000 6,272.... 4th June 3,000 - 11,433... , 3Uth April 3,000 6,270: 4th June.. l,OOO 3 or‘qoo and 4 of ,C2OO. -• • ANTI-ATTRITION. • ' PAT.FeNT COMPOSITION, . • rIIO preent - Uie Effects of Friction in STEAM a- and other.BNGINES, in MILLS, and in CARRIAGBS of every description, may be purchased in Boxes, Price I ts. 6d. ss. 6d.-10s - ..60... Clue Guinea, and Two Guineas each. due of the . ,Aa.llest boxes has a sufficient qm.ritity in it to last a Chariot or aro§"t-thalie'rwelVe Months, and after - the II -heats are primed with the Composition,.they•may be used tally, and will ron at least Six_Months without- baying ocea liun to take them off, or to apply any thing else to the Axle 'trees. The Composition rimy be used in the.szune proportion tar all (Wier work.' ,„; Sold wlfOlesale and - "retail by Messrs. BrOWne and Mawe, 4 \o. 143', Strand, near.Sotne34et-Mouse, London. N. B. Directions will be - found upon each Box, which are ,I4ned Bellamy.' F.IS TATE S FO it SALE. VALE OF GLAMORGAN. Tcs . l,lE- SOL 4) BY AUCTION, tin e tlxis Mouth Ltlntes ,, previously. din . osed of z j.untict, 1)e grit:a), .IZ,SIATES in tile pti . ri.,! • U eSt alltWittj- 14angen, toTwin-' Stune • • -LiaVd.oug,fr; `Laiehtocli., St. An-, area .I..toya.u,..l4l4ntiiisent, and I;lancl.aff i .als2 se ; !a - the town of Cirditi . ; c•Jataiaini z ; in the whole • .; Acres ; to g ether ‘ t lT.st tlant-; •-• 4 • v 'O, ,;• - iii suon v • Vte).l,, and Att , .v0e...3, Stlis'oury. _ • , ; rs, . . . TO BE SOLD. BY SUCTION, • - IN LOTS,. • • On Tuesday, the with day of August, 1812,• • - At the King's fleacilnn,.Cifericeilter, Gloucestershiie, THE MANOR of OAKSEY, with a Mansion and Othces; fit for the Residence. of a. , Person - poSsessing . Oac to Three Thousand pounds. a-years and several - RMS of nntomnronly rich Land, with Woods and thriving '• .itAtions, together.pbout 766 Acres, 2 Roods, 24 P. with - 'and suOstantl'al Farm HOuses and Buildings, in repair,'situ4te•C miles south of Cirencester) and 28 •,,rth-east from Bath. ~ -; qli.rs may be had at' the' ririnepal Inns in the ad- Joi:.i c :• :es at' the Office of Messrs. Richardson and C o. s,. Lincoln's Inn Fields ; .of 'Stevens, at "4-.sey the Lands ; . and of. Messrs. Webb, Webb, ' aim Attwood, at Salisbury. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. SUDELEY CASTLE, MANORS, AND FREEHOLD EST AA. TO:BliT, SOLD BY AUCTION, • 454 . Tlitirsday, 7 August, at the PLOUGH .140 TEL, CHELTENHAM, IN THIR'IY-ONE - LOTS, SUDELEY CASTLE, 'and: the , : extensive MANOit of SUDELEY (witb.Winehcomb) ' and R 468 ''`".,..Fes -of Arable, MeadoW, oPasture, and Wood Land, 111 . compact, well timbered and watered (the• greatest, rut whereof is. covered by a Modus in lieu of Tithes, avid /3 uncommonly rich and fertile), now let in capital and con venient nis, held on old Leasis, whiciz will expire - at the . 'Ca le t h e .sale will be completed, with good Farm...houses, B uildings, Labourers' Cottages, and other.requisite4:, render-. 14 g. it one of the unest Estates in the County. . . . The Caine, at a moderate . eitpence, might he - fitted up as 111 ftagnKficent Mansion Eft.n the .Lots divided: Sdias to arm several eligible te . s, with beautiful SitdationS .-and ...lea's, fit for the residence of Cientiemen fond of .Agricul aS-; well as of opUlent Graziers. and FaraferS. , Tu'rnpiite Roads have iately heel) made from this Property to Cheitedhaun, -Seven Miles; to TeWlieSbury, Eveshaut, and Oar, cult Ten Miles. May be viewed by applying.. to Mr., Richard Ireland, at the Lodge Farm, near %Vine . .. Comb, Of • whorn printed Par ' peitlars,'with a Map, may - be had; and also at the„principal .! , tis in the County; at the akt„ Hbtel, in Bath; at Vie Office of 'M e s srs . Farrel-• and Co. Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, tdqixion ; and of Messrs. Webb; Webb' and Attwood, %try; A -- - - "CV INDISPENSABLE BOOK FOR TH,t • UPPER FORMS OF ALL SCHOOLS. This Day was published, ustrated by many superior Engravings, and printed in Non pareil, price i'4B. bound, a ' •,44, PORTABLE and UNIQUE CYCLOPE DIA;r or, Mooern and Complete Dictionary of Arts and 'iti‘ces: including the latest Improvements and Discoveries, 4nd be ing a useful Book of .Reierence in every Department " Kuowiedge and Literature. By O. T. WATKINS, M.A. t'Yclopedias being useful for purpOses only of . general Re- • lereuce, and in no cats superseding the necessity of Elemen -I.,tY Treatises on subject s o f p ar ti cu l ar s t u dy, thi s P or t a bl e Celopedia answers every general-purpose; of .those which are uY tunes its bulk and price; and is , therefore, inthat, and lz lnan.y, other respects, the most desirable Work :ever For the use of Young persons, for the Writing •b a ble, the Desk, the Parlour ''Window, and the Upper ras of Schools, it is without a rival in the entire'compaSs °S,- I .iterature. z ez tt'lii.l.e'd 'for Richard Phillips, at 'his Warehouse, No. 47, C W iZttte-hill, and sold by all Bnoktellers and Dealers in ' iz in th United Kiugdorn. • Of whom also may be bad, The 'UNIVERSAL, PRECEPTOR; or, General Gram -1- of - hris, - Sciences, and General • Knowledge. By th e 41, batidl3ll4ir. Price 4s. G 4. kiound. 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Bvo. with a Portrait .of Bishop Warburton, price 61. es. in boards. „ This Day were published, 1z Deny Octavo, illustrated with Engravings, price Ss.- - ASES of APOPLEXY and LETHARGY, with - OBSERVATIONS upon the COMATOSE IMS- By J. CHEYNE, M.D.• • Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians,•Eglinburfh; Licentiate . iif•the' King's and Queen's College, of Physicians in liVand3' one of the Physicians to the-Meath Rospifar and - County of Dublin Infirioary;-&c. - -•• • Printed for Thomas Underwood, Medial Bookseller, 40, West Sinithrield i London; Adam "flack, Edinburgh; :Walter Duncan, Glasgow; and Gilbert and Hodges Dublin. - As anome may be had, price ls. 6d. Underwood's Medical Catalogue for. 1312. PICTURE OF PLYMOUTH. This Day v. - as Published, Neatly printed in 18mo. and illustrated by a Plan of Ply mouth Dock, the Dock Yard, &c. &c. Price Five Shillings, In boards, r in PICTURE of PLYMOUTH. Being - Jit.. correct Guide to the Public Establit,limmts, Charitable Institutions, Amusements, and remarkai)le ()Weds in •the TONVIO of Plymouth, Plymouth Dock, Stouebouse - , Stoke", and. their Vicinity. Also, a List of the Principal Inhabitants of those Towns. - , , Printed for Longman and CO. Paternoster-row;.;Rees and Curtis, Plymouth ;\ E. Upham, Zxeter ; and Mottley and Co. Portsmouth. A UNIVERSAL SCHOOL WOK. This Day was published, A New Edition, price ss. 6d. bound; with the fall Allowinee - • to Schools, I,IE. CLASS-1300X ; or, 363 Lessons for JL English Classes, in all .:.hoofs, Mule and Female, c•}n taining Instruction on every usefril and linymortant subject, in tlie correct and elegant langu, • e of the best Authors; ar &aged in Lessons for every day in the Year: •By th Rev. ISAVin BLAIR, A. The annual Safe e of nearly Ten Thousand Co ß pies of - this in comparable School Book, and the Aridity with which it con tinues to be atifipted in thc first. 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This is the first attempt to produce a complete and•cheip Elementary Books en the most elegant of all Arts ; • serving., at once, as an assistant to Masters, and as a Guide and Tutor to Students, with or without a Master. The instructions are iractkal and copious; and the examples begin with the sim plest figures, and gradually-ascend to the . most compticatedt designs in Ll:indscape and History. Printed for Richard Phillips, 47; Ludgate-hill i'rind •to ..be bad of all Bookselleri, with a liberal allowance. to Masters, and to Schools. Of whom may Oe .had, just published, Blair's Universal Preceptor, 4s. V. His Models of Juvenile Letters, as. 6d. , And Goldsmith's.i3ritigh Geography, 4s. 6d, - On the tst of September will be published, - PART 11. OF, AN ORIGINAL ANT): SPLENDID WORK; • ENTITLED • : - rfiRE 13ORDPA ANTIQVITIES of ENG .& LAND and SCOTLAND delineated. Comprising Spc. cirnens of the Architecture; Sculpture, and other Vestiges of former Ages, from the earliest Times to the Union of the Two Crowns; accompanied with descriptive Sketches, Biographical Remarks, and a brief history of the principal Events that have . occurred in this interesting part of Great Britain. • Tlie.wholc oi.the . Engrasings will be executed by Mr. J o hn ar4kg,, from Paintings made expressly for this Work by Mr. - Gen* .Artald A. It. A Mr.. A.. Nastnyth, and Mr. L. Mennen.: Part )1. contains Views of Lanereost Priory; Interior of Warkviolih flerrnitage; Warl , wortb Castle; Part of the Inte rior of the Castle it Newcaitie ; Carlisle Cathedral ; and South La t View of Jedbargh Abbey. . by Messrs, Lon4rnan, Ilurit, Rees, Orme, anri Brown, Pacernostei-row; William ' Alhernarie- . street ; C'Dbstfible 4nd Co. Edinburi , h; J. Greig,Qhapel-fitrtet, Pen • • Of *hero may be had, Part L price 10e- 6d. the MediatrkQuarto, or ulth proof im pressions of the Plates, in caper-royahto. price iCs. THE WORKS Or THE - 1 . 21.1T4 7 R1GL1T HON. EDMUND BCRKE. In a few .Days -will be puhiisbed, handsomely printed • Quarts, - - i t FIFTH VOLUME MR. JSURKE'S WORKS ; ,containing various Mise.elioneous which have never been published. Ainongtheie are, a fourth Letter on Regicide Peace; a Letter to the Empre.ss of Rnssia ; several Letters on the - A.ifairs of Ireland ; a Letter to the Hoa. C. J. Fox, written in the year 1777; several Papers relative td the Arneri6an War; Letters and Thoughts on the Execu tions of the Rioters in 1780; Letter to the Right Hon. Henry Dundas, with a Negro Code. Tracts and Letters relative to the Laws ai, , ainst Popery in Ireland ; Letters and Speezbes iu Parliament relating to the Test Laws, parliamentary-Reform, Libel, Marriage, and Nullum Tempus Acts; Hints for an Essay on the Drama; an Abridgment of .Enßlish History, from the Roman Invasion to the end of the Reign of King John. Printed for F. C. and J. Itivington ' No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. 4 *.,„* An Octavo Edition is in the Press. N. B. The Sixth and Seventh Volumes are printing, and will appear in the course of the next Winter. These Volumes consist of Papers relating to the Affairs of the East India Company, and contain the Ninth and. Eleven Reports of the Select Committee in 17a3; exhibiting a full and comprehen sive View of the Commerce, R.evennes, Civil Establishment, arid general 'Policy of the Company; and also various Papers relative to the Impeachment. of Mr. Hastings. The Eighth and Last Volume of Mr. Burke's \Writs, is preparing for the Psecs. It will contain a Narrative of the Life of Mr. Burke, accompanied' with suck parts of his familiar Correspondence, and other productions, as shall be thought fit for publica tion. Of the above-mentioned Booksellers may he had, the first Eight Volumes of the Octavo Edition of Mr. Burke's Works., price in boards, 3]. 4s. or on Royal Paper, 41. 16s. PlC7'U..ea I, I NG- OFF IC.E 4iig. 14, 1612. THECOMiIfISSIONERSfrr VICTU4LLING His,,lywiE..s.rrs Neill' do hereby sive Notice, not on Tuesday, the 4511 t Instant, they will be ready to re teThe Tenders,in writing, (sated up) and ,Neat for 4 - ach quan tities of Prime IRISH BEE ' and 'POP.K., cured in the last .S'eqsot, as the respective Merchants and Dealers therein may thinh proper to (Pr ; to be delivered within the space of One . lilaatlE, or Six IYeels, at furthest, into the _lraq Victualling Stores in St. Catherine's; and to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days (Per date. 7'he Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secre tary's Of/ice. No regard will be had to any Tender in wkieh the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that slant not be de, livered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tues day, tke 25th Instant, nor unless thi , Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when flailed for. • - OFFICE OF O.RDNA:VCE,. flag. 4, 1811. TilE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of , .111A JESTY'S ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice, 7'het,PrOppialS will be received at their ()Ace, ire Pall;-Mall, on or bPf Wednesday, the 19th day of August instant, frOrn sna i l Persons cis may be, willing to undertake the Supply of BRASS WORK for SMALL ARMS for Service of this De partment at the rower, for a period of One Year. It is expected that each _Tender will also contain a price for the recasting of such old Brass Furniture as may be required to be executed during the said period, Patterns of which way .le viewed upon application at the Principal Storchceper's ()Ace in the rower, onul to the Inspector, of Small Arms,. Birmingham: Further Particulars, tad-ether with the Terms and Condi tion:: of the Contract, ;nay be known at the Secretary's Office, in Poil-Matt, aforesaid, .*y Day and four o' Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, scaled up and indorsed, " Proposals for Brass Work, &c," „but. no Proposal can be fainittea after the said 19th day, of August, at Twelve o'clock at Noon Vibe seine Day; vcitht - r will any Tender be notices!, unless the Party ;making or WS Agent in his Behaq %steal! attend. .14 Order of the Board, • R. H. Secretary. LOCK. AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. PATRON, His Royal Highness the Duke of Yerl. GOVZRICOLIS, L" C}. W. Jones, M. P. Col. H. Clements, M. P. Capt. J. Hay. Earl of Leitrim• Hon. Col. J. Barry, M.P. John Latouche, 111:13s. SuRaEoNT, Mr. Kic* - nah, Member of the Royal College, London. rPHISINSTITUTPON, established for the ex elusive :Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL DIS EASES, and the - it dr6adful'consequences, as Strictures, Debi lity, Ulcer:al:ins, &c. has to boast the cure of no less than two thoitgand Patients, annually, many of whom have _been afflicted ficen ten tolwenty years, The early symptotns of Gonorrhma and Chancre are cured in-a.few daysby:tir. Kiernail's superior and efficacious mode of treatment, 14c1 that weakness and derangement of the ge nerative e7garts, which impair the constitution, and shorten life, are here more successfully' treated than on any other plan. - , . Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by either sex, at hisprival'e house, No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford square,- whe're Letters • from Town and Country are to be ad dressed, and the necessary. advice and medicine will be given or. sent to au part of the kingdom. STLF,R.S'S CAMOMILE' DROPS. Noss of A ppeote,or Indigestion, the efficacy of •iii.. vdeimEtiops is well known 1 as alsoin Bilious and Windy C o ninp . l4;nts; and the Diseasts of Warm Climates . N. 8.. This If.:ssenee will' immediately produce Camomile Tea r and is an elegant Aromatic Bitter in Wines, &c. . . Observe—Mr. Newbery's name in the Stamps. Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard ; HawkirtS, Bond-greet; and Harris, Ludgate-street. Price 4.9 d. a battle,.duty included. * s. d. 4: Also: - Mr. Steers's Hepatic Pills 2 6 " Conytilsion Oil . " Paregoric Lozenges - .. . 1 15 . ~ Camphorated Eye Water , 1 .11 AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VLNIGAR, (The original lii\ention of Nit.. HENRY, and broilKht.by his successive Improvements to the . highest perfettion) conti nues to be prepared and sold by NIt:6SrS.,:iENR Y . , Manu facturing Chemists, Manchester. THIS agreeable perfumed Liquor which is corn pozet! of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the mos: pleasant Aromatics and efficacious Antiseptics, ma y b e kept - Unimpaired Climate, and for any length•of time. Its pungent . Odour adapts it for affording relief in Head_ achs, Fliiittings, Ike. : and renders it peculiarly grateful and refre.h. ing in crowded: kWisllS, iai:CS (4 . Public Resort, and in the Aprtniteuts of the Sick. it counteraas, also, the in let:bona Contagious Diseases. ; • - ;,As -many. sporious.and inferior Preparations are sold under the tame . and sttiu4ar natoes, the Public are requested to ob. serve, ;:is the only proof of its being genuine,. that the names -of -Messrs. Henry, Manchester, arc engraved on the Stamp. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar, in Potties, price 2s. 9.1. each, *Stamp 'included, is sold wholesale and retail by Bay ley and "'dew, coclisper-street (the only Agents in London authorized by the Proprietors); where may be had, Spongo Boxes of C:old,'.Silver, Cornelian,*CrYstal. .6cc. Also, HENRY's CALCINED iVIAGNESIA., in 13ottles. t 2S: lid. and larger with glass stoppers, at 4s. cacti names being ( . 4.i the Stamps. RELIGIOUS WORSHIP ACT. The following is an •Ahstratt of this very im portant-Ow Icgi3lativeineasure. The. first Clause of the Act .repeais ,-the Act of the - 13th and 14th of 'Charles 11. c. 1. intitulvd, " „An:Act for preventing the mischiefs .aad dan gers that may arise by certain persons cAlled 'Qua kers and 'others, refining to take lawful oaths ;" and the Act of the 17th of Charles 11. intituled; " An Act for restraining NonLconfortniSti from in habiting in Corporations," (commonly culled the Five-mile Act ;)—andalso the Act of the 22nd of the same King, intituled, " An Act, to prevent and suppress Seditious Conventicles." • , Clause 2, EnaCts that there be no congregation for Religions Worship-of Protestants-, exceeding the number of twenty persons (excl us iv e o f t h e the immediate family and servants of the !nasty: of it e hawse, or -premises where such congregati on shall beheld)' until the same shall have been duly certified and registered,,according to the Act of Parliament-for registering places of Religious Worihip, under a penalty for every such assembly of a sum not exceeding twenty pounris; nor less than twenty.shillings. • Clatthe 3, Enacts for a breach of the last enact ment, a penalty, not exceeding thirty pounds, ribs less than, forty shillings. Clasue 4, Exempts Ministers, and Persons at tending Public Worship, in places duly certified, from all the penalties mentioned in the Statute of the Ist of William, and Mary. Clause 5, AU . .preachers not having taken the oaths re.scribed..by the Statute of the-19th of his present Majesty, intituled, " An Act for the fur ther relief of Protestant Dissenting MinMers and Schoolmasters," shall take the oaths when re quired by a Magistrate. Clause 6, Provides that no person shall be re quired by any Justice of the Peace to go to any greater distance than Five Miles from his own home, or from the place where he shall reside at the time of such requisition, for the purpose of taking such oaths. Clause 7 ; Makes it imperative on the Magistrates to administer the oaths, and tender the dechtra; tion, to any of his Majesty's Protestant subjects; requiring him . so to do and tbe oaths and decla ration being taken, to attest the same, and te, transmit it to the Clerk of the Peace in the usual manner. Clause 8, Makes it imperative, on the Jtastic.es to give certifieAes to persons taking. floe oaths, &c. of such fact and provides that such certifi cate shall be conclusive of the fact. Clause 9, .Eentpts - from offices specified in the Statute - 6f and from serving in the Militia, or Local Militia, all Ministers )vho she.il have taken the oaths, &c: and shall not fol • lowan) , profession, &c. except that of a School master. alas 10,. Imposes a penalty of fifty pounds on every person producing "false certificates. Clauso 11, Enacts, that no congregaticiri for Religions .Worship shall be held' with fastened (loins ; and, for every breach of the same, im poses a penalty, not exceeding twenty pounds, nor less than forty shillings. Chtusel2, Enacts, that any person, who shill wilfully and maliciously, or contemptuously, -dis quiet, or disturb, any congregation assembled for Religious - Worship, duly authorised, as above, Or shall, in any way, disturb, molest, or misnse, any preacher, teach - Er, or person officiating at Such congregation, or any person there assembled, such offender, upon proof before any Justices of the Peace, by tivo or more credible witnesses, shall find two sureties, to be bmind in the penal sum of fifty pounds,to answer such offence, and shall suf . fer the pain and penalty of forty pounds. Clause 13, Saves the jurisdiction of the Este. , blished Church. Clause 14, Provides that nothing in the 'Act shall. extend to the people called Quake n rs, or their Meetings, or in any manner to alter or affect any Act relating to them, or their Meetings for Reli gious Worship, except- the Statutes 'Of Charles 1.1.- already repealed in the first Clause of this Act. • • Clause 15, 'Enacts, that offenders may be 'con- , victed, before two or more Justices of the Peace, " except where other and special provision is Made in the• Bill-; and that forfeitures are to be levied by distress anclwhere it cannot be got' by dis tress, the offender shall be committed to prison for a time, at the discretion of the Justices, not exceeding-three months; . Clause 16, Gives appeal to the General or Quarter Se'zsions, the person convicted giving notice in writing, to the Justices, before - whom the conviction took place, within eight days after such conviction, of his intention to appeal. Clause 17, Provide that penalties shall not be recoverable, unless the same be sued for, or the offence for which the same is imposed shall be pro -secutedowithin six months after the cOnunissioit . of the offence. Clause 18; Provides,, that every action or suit, for any thing done in pursuance of the 'Act, must be commenced within three months after the fact. committed, and 'shall not afterwards;' and shall be laid in the county wherein the alledged cause of action accrued ; and the defendant may plead the general issue, and give the Act and the special matter in evidence, and. that the same was done by authority, of the Act ; and, if the plaintiff dis continuetis action, or a verdict shall pass against him, or shall be non-suited; or, on demurrer, judgment be given against him, the defendant shall have treble costs, with .the usual remediee at law for recovering the same. Clause 19, Declares this to be a Public Act, cavribicr FOR-LINSEED OIL. NAVY-OFFICE, Aagast 13, 1912. T HE' 'Werp yiL oFFlcEßs : c f .,,d COMMIS j] of HIS MAJESTY'S N--gY do hereby give Notice, That on Thursday, the 27th Instant, at One o'Clock, they will to ready to treat with .such - Persons as may be willing to Contract for supplying his Majesty's several Dock yards, or any one or more of them., with - LINSEED . OIL. A Form of the Tender, may be seen at this OPT. No Tender mill be received after One o'Clock, on the day of Treaty, nor any noticed, •unless the . Party, or an Agent for him, attends. Eery Tender must he accompanied by a Lette7 4 addressed to the . 'city Board, and signed by two responsible Persons, en iert,;eing to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum 'Of 10001. fur pze due pefformance of the contract. •,ti! , N.