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. , 1V1:11 ,`\• - we 4 - 4 .1( 1 7 :-.. ....0 .. . . .4, 4%, • •k t - 0 ' ' 'P) . ;,_T . ::: ** ''b':): ;:;4e*-'7l ..." r-4.---- 1 :Y: 1.; , .... , ' ..t: C. , t a 4 } • . : , it' 1 1 " ;- ' 1 ... _ 6. , 1 Al Jtt, :.. ? ..7 . 1, ,;pi .".; r, r-Ji i7-I,_ l _...•,,L...... ,7 7,0 r ~~_. if .k 4 UMBE t 74A1 Tater s vnnrrircE. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18 6. . CONTRACT FOR 137.1JVT1N AND , WORSTED. Navy-Ofliet, dug. 20, 1 9 16. THE PR INCIPA OFFICERS and .COMMIS SIONERS of HIS MAJESTY': Nelirir do hereby give Notice, that on Wednesday, the,4lk of-September nort, 4:t One o'Clork, they will be ready' to treat with such Persous wts »11.1 be willing to Contrset for supplyig. m allajesty's Yard s at Debtford, Woolwich, Chatham, Sheerness, Ports . ruonth a ..and Plymouth, with I3UNTIN and WORSTED. Samples of the divides, and a Form of the Tender, .may Se seen at this Office. No Tender wilt be received after One o'Clock, on the day Of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent fir him, attends. • Every Te,*,r must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Nary Board', and signed. by two responsi!de Persons, fugagin,, ,, to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Scut of I ' Mr)l4l4. time doe PeTiorsiwne.e of the Contract. ON 'SALE AT WEBB'S FORTUNATE OFtICES, 9, CORNHILL, And 17, ,LIIDGATE-STitEET. PICKETS and SIFAR for, the. STATE ES LOTTERY, which will cinuntente drawing' on TuEs- DAy, .17th S IiPTIMBI4t. Grand Prizes of ,C. 40,000 sh,ow• e . 10,00‘,. With QS other Qapitali i , t;.l per cent:Consols, form a Scheme of unnstml attrartion, tor although there aro - hit. 13,000 'Tickets, the Prizes'. entount (in Stuck and. Mone;; to , 204;7801. . . To obtain the above splendid c.kpitals, HA early purelms, is absolutely requisite, as 40,0001. 14 attached to the Fiw. Prize drawnijut of the Wed. G. AVELII%, presames the-Pnb!ic have obserVed how wcin. derfolly.l.'ortuitate his 014,1 have lAVCII In every Lottery for several years; •bur all former in , tancei Luck h a v e be e n eclipsed by his successes in the Last Lottery, In which he tihared and Sold More than Half the Amount of All the Ca pital Prizes in the Scheme, etz;....., •.; •. POLICE OF 'OE METROPOLIS. safety tuAlie hazard'of any perst,nai n.nigt r. Cer. tainly, if in atfyline of the cstabli,limenit, dither at Bow-street of at" the- seven liolittf offices, theta shotild be any 1adi:41641 etiiployed wliose rii,trac tei Would be - eoti,idejed as had, in the: tame pro portion his exertions wOuld berelaxed.; - man of such character would . avoid per-onal daßgcr extraordinary exertion, would be Ilt6tittite ili:(t esprit de corps which actuates :nen cligaged in this pnrsiie public depredatOrs ht the Itatarcl of their lives, independent of any peetiniuiy•eon- Eideration. The number of Persons examined amounts to including 'several Members of the House. We shall continue otir extracts frohi time to time, as conrenientd May permit. 18.1 e. Sir Natbaniel Lonant, Chief MagiStrate of the Police Establishment at Bow-;lreet ,:exatnined. There are three Justices at this Oifice--Sir Na thaniel Conant, .1. Nitres, Esq. and lt. Birnie, Esq, ; Certain police officer's amt. 'constables at rttol all eight,as Well as by (0 be ready if illy disturbance of the public peace occurs ;, and the Magistrates, when they leave the office, give orders to have immediate notice if any exigency arises: a clerk resides in the honte, tit act aftd give directi as occasion may require. The office opens. with the clerks and officers at ten in 'he mOvnitig, v.att earlier if . eirctunstances re quire the Magi..trates Make a . mint of being there alutut eleven,.the clerks having .prepared natters which are to come belote them. • One Nhgbtrate attends nit pad . , day—they sit much atetter till nettF,four tharr , any othcritola ; hut three is the nominal time, if the business i, entrely done. They retnrn at seven ; but it there is any pressing occasion, or.any expecte- Cvsn of urgent business, trey always go to,the office without regard,tO the hotir, The Magis tratt leav , s the office soon after eight, if no bosi ness expected ; , but - before he goel intpiry is made at the public Theatres, anti other places, ',illy' every thing is quiet ; if not, he stays till c‘7eive o'clock, or all night, if necessary. The Jubilees take two days, a week each. In ease of I!) , ! ;Thiess of any ooc, the others take hiA turn ; Ertl durio4 any short vacation, the two Magis. tre.cs agree to accommodate the !hittt liy taking his duty during his absynce. They are subject to no positive regulations, but take the artendance v.tys iVith to the public exigency. Sir Ithaniel him self has been, in times l')l:rint and rtMee, in constant attendance,hotiCuigfit and ; 7, for a fortnight together,Withoat ever seeing I,is own house, 12,690.. In Twelve Shares ( .31 ,000 No. :3.25 In VI vt• Shirrs„ .4.20,000 3,134—Wh01e .. . .6, 0 4)0 Nu. 738 l'well e Shales' E. 1,000 Thsides ceveral of 4001. 3001. &r:. and in the Last. Year 'A' ' , IV% Shared and Sold TWO ut SO,OOOl. One 520,0001, One 10,0011. &c.. &c. State Lottery ()thee', 9, Co rnhill, and 17, Untgat,ttrevt., OFFICE 'OF OIiDNANOE, Aue, 16, lb. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S o,lDiv.i.vcF; tlo hereby give Notice, :hitt Propo mit rcill.be 'reveler! rrt AK:- OfNce, in Pall-Mall, , • ou or before WedriesdaY, the 4th day of Sept. next, from such Per 4o)rs as may b e te iihr u g to undertake the Supply if ORA(11.: for the Ordnance Hor,ves .stationed' in the Allow ing hi.st , lets, to be delivered at the Expence of the Con. [.. tractor, vi:, North Britain, ' _ South-West, including Ports ,• Northern, mouth, Isle of Wight, and tastern, otetusie of 'Warier, Christchurch, ' Nuntlieru exclusive of Chat- Wonlwiell with its Depend ham, envies, Warley and Chat 'Western, haw, Weecion, Northamptonshire, 'fir o period of Six . 2 1Ionthe front the Ist October nest, the Oats to he gond, Sweet, dry, and clean, without any mixture 6 . 1 : Foxy at Motebuint Oats. and must not weigle les, than 37 Pounde per Winchester Bushel; the Han to be sweet and ( b . ll, and delivered in Trusses of Was, 11'4 i glet ; t he Straw. to be good, dean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, and delitered • ix Trusses V dt'lhs. weight. The Prices to be, paid for 'the respective Quantities of each drik re whielt may be delivered, at the - following rates-, yiz:— r.e the Oats at p e r hundred pounds, Avoirdupois weight. For the. Thtv at p er Isooilred awl twelve P.',uncls. 1 . ., the titan at per hundred and twelve Pounds. ; The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for bee or morio' of the said Districts, and it is expected that the • Centime:era/WI receive the Stable Dung, which, during the Prr " of his Contract, 'wry accumulate, making a's lilow 'ace fur the same after the rate of ' , per lior.ve . per wag. ! . . Fcerllser Particulars may be Amnon upon Application to .J, e` r,'" Oa m icers Comanding. the Floyol..lrtittery to each. Des-, 1;.., t 'r'ot, ernes also at the Secretary's Offire, in 1'a1!!.31,21106re r . " 4 ' 4, !Inn doll between the flours qf TeoJ and Four 4 . em,k, . .?. soher e the Proposals must he. delivered, sealed up, and en li: storied i. Proposals for Forage ;" but no Proposal eon lie ad 'tatted ' after the mid 4th of Septenttor, at Twelve o :Ctvek al Noon of tb ,. ennaP Day, neither will any 'fender by static -4 eri,nrelassthe Party peaking it, or an elicnt in his &lust'', i 4 4 4 1.! * .rt:...,4 1, ' ' ' 0. From the LONDON (4AZETTR, dug. 27, 1816. • Crown-Oarro, .Ifrgiat •Zi;, 1816. Member returned to be r t • in this present Parliament.. • Borough of Honourable lioratio George Pos% is Townsliend t in• the, room ut nu Honourable William .1n itistus ' IiANKRUVITIES •ENLAROFIL- S. and R. Boardman, Liveriddll, metelka tta, from Sept. 3 to Sept. 13, at ten, at the Slat and Garter, Paradise-street, Live; • J. Shutt, Paterno4r,row, tea-dealer, from Aug. 31, to Oct. 19, at ten, at Gudethat!. 11.-INRIIIIPT CY StTPERSEDEU. J, Jcukins, Cow-court, ttothcrliithe, tin►her-ntcrchant. BANKIII rPTS. G. Franke,' Itedoross-street, hatter, to surrender Aug. 81, Sept. 10, and Oct. 8, at twelve, at Guildhall. Altorne), M. Ailingham, St. Johies.square, Cli.rkeawell. J. Dulls shire, late of Hyde„ Chester, rictnaller, Sent. IS, IP, and Oct. s, at eleven, dt the lied Lion Itin..Heatpn Lancashire. Attornies, CC*, Stockport; au,l Messrs, Wright , and Cole, Temple, Luniloii. E. Towle, Farringdon, Ilerkg, upholsterer, Aug 3t, Sept. 14, and Oct. 8, at eli.ven, at 01314111A1, Lomlon. AttorttoY, Mr. Lockett, Wikun-street, Viusherv-sgivire. F. l'olluniier, Corelor‘ttiezt-row, i ierlsenwetl, Sept 6 ,7, and Oct. 8, at 4-11, at lillilllll *if. Aiturhiet, tit 0717+. Wivtins anti Holtawity A Suuti , aniinon-nuildiogi, l'hlii tro • lane. ' J.Kiric+,ride,Southwiite, fleskett in theForrst,Cnntneilarni, catle-dealer, Sept. S. r;, and Oct. a, at Or, at that:rye)) Drtgotm, Carlisle. Ai tornii.s, Mr. Add lou, Staple Inn London; and Mr. Lwry, Cariis;e, Sidehotton, Stayley Bridge. Lancashire, cotton-spinner, Sept. la, 17, ankOct. tt, at 'pace., at the 11,•isi.;eiva:er Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. t .end Kay, Manchester ; and Alois's. Clarke and tiaras, Chancery _ lane, London. J, Penlitti, t'umbertand. mercer, Sept. 3,4, at the NeW Crown lun, PClllith, Oct. f 4, at the Crown and Mitre . tun, Carlisle. Attornies,, ".11r. Ilotigion, Court Houses, (*Artiste; nu►l Ntr. Young, Charlotte row, Itoube, London. • • V. Nuns, Allertna Bywater,, Kipint;, York-shirr, 'roper, Sept. $, 7, and Oct. 8, at eleven, at the ltr•d Lion Inn, Poll tvlritet. ,Attornicg, Mr. T.mns, Pontefract ; and Mr. .Dr) greter if the* ginreff, R. II ( Secretary. MR. WEST'S PICTURE OP ortusiN MANY Ltilies anti bench men attlidu..fst th , thout.an.ls ,who have seen.this (which .is *II in r..XI - 11IIITION) expre..sseil a wish to be in -I,':,tnieti when it lts , mr..WEsT'A •MI cation of publishing a KlN't : trout it, r SI authorized respcettillly to acquaint theta and the'Vnblic• in general,. that a DitAWINCi is note 6n4hed preparatory to that Object, and placed in the Itoom 10 1 , 4 be ORIGINAL PAINTING, at No. 125, PA LL- M ALL, Lt. t lieiriuspecti on ; where Subscriptions are received, and viiiittal par t i cu l ars maybe had.. Ity:ol'dot, - 'CH.ABLES SMART, Secretary. 143, Pall-Mall • • ' EXI - 11BITION'o tens as usual, from Ten till Five. Stock-hrpker, '2,• COR NH I LL, • and 4., covENTitY.S assures his Friends IZw) i i ll alipiiive the NEW STATE IA a TE6Y, as thy eis furnietln meet 'eneral approbation. It contains • i 'novi ss T lionsands, Two Thirty Thousands, Two Teri ' ktgi )• &e..3 per Cent. Consuls. Only 14,000 Tickets. ~ ) t a.stipTEimkul t, w h en th,. First-drawn Ptl'Ati syill et etc „ . 00 "-laddition.- , -EYTON variety of Vh!Sltres Saleld his f or t u nate . thlices.. its•above, l_ l,l lle t'oiitract just ended, the following Cal'itals were sold joul s Itarta, and sire p a s ying (so &Wiwi : 773 .. 2,8 8 , ....... •• • • L. 4,000 1,855 • ....... .... 400 2,03 2OO PILLS, • For the GRAVEL Mid S roN E, mil AG°. &e t .. D.P the various Complaints• ineklent to tile !lonian Frame, there are none more dreadful in their put' inure • illarmiiig in their consequences, 1 Ilan the "I'd Slope. Thry are.coniplaints to which every per tacit ''t t. • halal , , as the wate r " k, • sw at ais e sown. ,i. „ter, impregnated with particlei which are a cause of thus:. tortu • 4:man's Pills, composed of the inin.ieeiit ing re di e n ts , h ave b een f oun d o f singular *Ali: 44* in strengthening -the vessels .tontaiiiing the 1113 the. petrifying quality . ot it, renioviii4 the . (1 pt . g • r i, i4) se cretions, 104 banishing every.pernieinticte.inleney tit; nse-disorders, without con fi nement. They are thenr , on ; br o : t t:P I confidence recommended to the aitlieted as th • „,`: l nvartous remerly,they can resort to in 1 be above Com f . well as for tuuhago, 'Pains in the Baeli tt• I1-- ' 't"pp• 'e of Urine, and disorders`of. the Kidneys and sl,i i „bttld n Boxes at its. 9d. and Its. by Messrs. Batter and s ; Is;:r. Ch ' ealiside, London; and also by i their alpolitt-. v. L. * by th e principal Bo o ksellers and Medicine Venders . ery STONI9e IC ESSENCE. .for 4 r ' , but Irritation, particularly for"those attacl•S which andi -t ltitl.l with rAstrritiOn of' the Stomach, Irregularity 14,,•,:, t ,Itetitsissi o n of the Pulsations of the Heart, Cold Per ite,":".4. arid Other distressing Sensations, which induce .01441'41 estlessness, anti, force the. Patient perpetually to tu t i .o 4 fdlis posi,tion. The Proprietor earnestly the ts t u, " 1 4 Medicine in these crises; lie has known night at- N ti :lf this s o rt to be suboluisti in a few minutes, leaving the frutu uneasiness and inaahitity to sleep. ZA , Settee,. speedily reoves Spasms and Pains in the and Bowels, m hy Flatulency; and is an ad ' at."ntileteledicine iii cases of Fainting and Hystrrick ' ll5 1 0.1 perience warranted hi to übtiNli his ~,,t it t letile Essencexe ,• air unprecedentid sale, m mid - rabidly in de 'mind, have proved tlist,his hopes of bbitig able to p uiliki L the Public a genuine remedy have not been disap -11;3,t'..?d 3 ohn Towers warner -street, Clericenwell ; and, by livlt ` 11Ir. Sanger (late 'Bacon), 150, usiii.lllr. mr.l(a.ilds, la?, Oxfor d-street; Me. ('elk, Q 9, Fleet-street t 141, Whitechapei • Mr,Knight, 11, Norton It 4 ti ., ; ( i ; „7 l. •.‘ l "liiisluti, 68, Cornhill -; Mr. Burnett - , 14, Par tt . 5 11%. Pearsall, High Holborn; , Messrs. 104, - 1, 1 / 74 1"`IC(*. (late Clarke), 269 # . 'Borough ; Mr. Byerley, ttri ; Mr. Wilkinsim, 58, Nlinories; Mr. Bas dot+ilic j'ifilitirgl i • ai l d niost Venders of Genuine. Nleilicines in 'Wheic izioy be had Towers's l'ateut new Lott '4'l%4 Tincture. Blakel.4 •t;e - olt;1' ton Tleet-steret • I undo* • t it • • P. Norvis and D. hydebothaut, Liverpool, mitchunti, dept. 19, 20, and Oct. 8, ttt eleven, at the GeoFo atle.- street, Liverpool. Attorrties, Messrs. Dario and 3iitt, Paittgrare-place, Teniple-ltar, London; anti Mr. Hughes, NVest Side of the TotVn Hall, Liverpool. NV. Ileslry, jun. and li. Ilesley, 'Tiverton, Devon., merchants, Sept. go, es,. anti Oct. 8, at ten, at the. White Hall Inn, 1. ,Sampfurd Arundel, Sornersetshire. Attorney, Mr. Hel hugs, Tiverton, Devon. %V. Lockwood, Manchester, merchant, Sept. 19, 9.0,, and Oct. 8, at three, at the Star Inn 'Manchester. Aman& Mr. Ann's-square, Slattettester. NV. Sharpie% and J. Datilby, Liverpool, merchants, Sept. 18, 19; and Oct. 8, itt one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. At toritiet'. Messrs. Lace, Miller, and Lace, tiro:. ool; and Messrs Atkinson and Wades, Chancery-lane, London. DIVIDgtiDS. Sept. 2t. J. Beal, Ilitrtitolonlew-close, npliokterer—gept, no. T. I/ell, Maccles6eld; silk-manufacturer—Sept. .16. R. Farr and Co. Bristol; merchants--Sept. IS. K. Ward, Rec• cies, Suirulli, grocer—Sept. 17. G. Hardisty and J. Coring, Bcdfurd-c:uort, Cuvent-gurdeti, woollen-drapers—Sept. 11. W. Steward, Wolverhampton, victualler—Sept. 111. J. Phillips, Exeter, inalteeper--S-pt,:t. M. Il'avey,kl.l,‘Cbeshittit, tortlidre, Walolinig Sellwood,llieli Holborn, linen-drapers—Sept.l7. (;.sl.oantson,Ciainslirough„ Lincalnshirei wlturriuger--Sept. 17. B. Craceclatrett street, hosiet - - Sept. it. .J. Stone, INlersey-rstreet, I.iverpnol, victualler--,Sept. 25. W. Kit kby, (lifters Cuton, Warwick tallow-chandler—Sept, a 5. J. Kinder, Arbury-dill, 11'itrieic4shiro, It. W. Holt, (ireen-Lettace• lane, tnerctiant.-Sept. • Q.O. W. Rowland, Ste trim;, Sussex, tellniongtr—Sept..l4. C. S. Putt, Milk street, theapsitle, warelionsenaut—Scpt. Va. T. Lightuller , cuttoti-nrninituctiteer—So - pt, es. J. Ilayivard and 11. Ttirtti , y, Lontlan-street, nie!•elitints—Sept. '23. W. , and It Weilin4lintomlli, Nortliailiptonsbire—Sept. tli.• C. void W. 11. 1111114.1., slapAitandlas—Sept. 17. W. Cros, corritr. 17.. -J. Simpson and IVvl niiirt:l,l;:(l, Live rpool.house-buihiers ltoherls, , h e w iN, 111,110t3 . --). trutier, Cheshire, CiittOii-man n fact in L. Uulliti saintb, Dur ham, hani,er—l'. Locker, Oxford-street, intherclaiher Davies, 1.:3i martlanishire, %lien-draper—lt. Pearce alsct Marrack, , hetison, ihutn -I,et, Canterhury-stihare, Souriovark, coal-lacrehout—C. West, 1.1004.14.1W01t y,waretuusintrio. ..... - 1).1 ERSIIIPS DISSOLV ED. T. ,knkrns and .1. ;Jackson, Citx-g,irdens, noir the City. road, inalko,.:any merchants—lt. Yonti and W. Browne, loxtun, Mid 11r.ra, leallier.diesser4-4. and J. Hey:, Coventry, fustian dcalers--"-.T. Leach and a °born, !tither- Grace's-alley, Wet', low-square—N. and M. l'erkei, Siourbtidge,‘Voreeoter, ityui,,ldc rs--J. Itribin, ,, ,n a ndT. worth, Stockpoll,Chester, cotton-inalitilaettners— . V. Powell and Co. oilmen, Holborn 1ti114.1.-Newman. and M. How, Wendover, .coal-nterehants—W. Sage Lind Co. 111.0A stone, millers—l). Stansfeld and J. 11. Hagen, vier chon‘s—W. Skellorn and N. Gore, Liverpool; b:44niikers." SCOTCH BA \ K ItUPTS. SEQUF.STRATIONS. August 17.'flavirl Cxeuphufi, inert:lMO; Glasgow—Cretli• tors mect•in the Prince of Wales Tityerti-there,.26th Angua and 9U September, at I. Angitst 19. William .. 1 4 6 .1.1ea late rattle ,dealer in Cupar- Angus—Creditors meet in Rose's Inn tfierv, Ali and, lath Septemfier, at 1. - - - August 21, Mathew Dickee, grain and cattle dealer, Pen nyglen, near Maybole—Crediturs meet in the 131ack 801 l Inn, near the Old Bridge of A4r, 2d and 17th Septeutlier. at I. August 22. George 14 , 1iiiilay, spirit-dealer Arid merchant, Glasow—Creditors meet in the Prince of Wales 'raven) 'there, 3d ? and 191 h September at 12. Augwat tti. Jonathan Nicholson,llax-manuffictorer, W hit borneroft, parish of Ne w Abbey, stewartry o f Ki t k en dl n i g h t .--Creditors meet in the King's Arum Inn, Dtaufrks, Qtth August and 13th September r at 1: EXAMINATION. John Laing, broker, Colvgate, Edinburgii, to be examined in the'Sherig-Clerk's Office there, Oth and lytb Seutetuber, at There are. 87 patroles attached to' the Office, and 1,3- eonda; tots of that patrole, making together WO potrole ; and 8 police officers, besides, whO have general titities, The salary o f t h e l at t er i s rue guinea per week.each : the patrtile are paid rid. per nirbt for thtqr'liatrole, and the con .ductors as. per night. They have no other sources of emoluments Its .conduetors of ti;v , Ts 4 tvole ; . but i n dividuals of t:icni have, in- the daytipe, :plovments under the. office, sue-has door-keeper Ro d O t essenz e r, for whicji they receive additional salaries. The contlnctOrs derive no profits from /tie establishment, in .1 „he natt:re of a share of• reward' on convictions ;. but; in cOmmon with , other persons who . are within the tlistribn. tints of rewalds upon CON% letioll by i\ of Parlianient, they, for a person they May have kap prehended in t coa rse oft heir duty, wottid, from the jodees at the time of the_trial, receive a cer tificate for the rewards which the Arts of Pat ment give them : they-are trot:excluded from shut by their appnintniern; The:Jostit es allow, in an other Way, all the patrols nth - eked indite offize, ss. a-day for their. trouble in attending Courts-of Justice to give evidence; and for special duty in the day, upon thii s ptinciple—theylnOk upon them Hs engaged to the Office for their night duty of patrols, and what arises to Itellotte iu the day time lwhich. is their own time) they give them occasional allowance for. This is the ease with the whole body of the patrole, who are specially en , gaged' for night duty only:; and they lytvc sathe share of rewards arising from conviction, as the cumbictors, or any other 'individual, The Police Officers 'receive profits arising -from being employed by. individuals for the detection of.robberies. These rewards are paid by the.pnvet ties theinseives.sobject, sometitnes:to.a reterente to the' Magistrates; but iii general the parties, hemselves 'mince the officers to assist them in their objects, and they pay them according to their private dispositions. It is Very common for an intlividnal Who has suffered any Ltvolt injury to offer rewards of ti vu rye large.amount ; a banker will sometimes oiler 5001 for the apprehension of his clerk, who may have aliseoutled with thousands ; and persons other wise-injured, and extremely interested in a dette don, will advertise to the plibtic farge sums this the Police Officers take into their View, and not it rallY4re stimulated in their eXertions by the hope of obtaining it. Th e e ffect of this is not to - lessen the exertions, of the Police in those cages where the reward-is not offered, according to Sir Nathaniel's appre ,. - hension of the particular character of the men who are employed iiS officers . at this tittle itt Bow street : he thinks, thong!! they would be stimulate ell 11 the view of greater reward, the exertion of their ordinary duty is not relaxed by the absence . o f it. Those larg e rewards being offered. by in , OiridualS, certainly act in sane degrc in the na 'titre of exvdition-money paid in som e phbli c partMents, by which, though one particular case ' may be forwarded., the general effect is that of throwing back all the others ; but the impediment towards the i public is not v e ry grea t, Whil e ot h er officers:remain to cxeente the other business. Sir *allittniel thinks, that in a certain degree, people_let crimes go unpunished because they are Sllfe that, tillitSS great rewards are offered, there is dittle chance of the detection of the offender but he does not think, from his ob4ervatiott, that the class of men immediately t mployed upon this establishment would forego thw exercise of their general duty becaine• no particular reward was offered. lie thinks men of bad character will prefer their intrtebt tu their duty, their personal The eight officers of Bow-sweet are selected by long observation Of tqir general character ; some `of them have been condectors of the patrol,', oe in some snclr . emphty, within the view cif the Ma gistrates, for a great length of time; they have • in some inkancesli'.46 otherwise recoinmended, but uut .%ithie sir NatltunieN tune; hnt tdways with *charkelers that tire Magistrates el oirght • wroth! anseier the purpol•es of the p4lie s , lie should Avert loisk to the establishment, mid to the eandoetors in the first :11 , tatied, in the appoint ment ot the eight police officerS. Shane men illy, Nvould po•.;ibly . present themselves yoin other po lice offices, Whose characters and qmdifications were particelarly desirable. In rewards given by Act of Parliament on the.. conviction Of a felon, the Court where the offender ' is tried retties . the distribution of the moues!, and an order goes 'to the Sheriffs to' pty it. At the Old Bailey, the Recorder appoints a' time for all claimants 1t) attend 'hint at the end of the Ses. siims. The Act of the 4th William 111. provides, if there is any'dispute among the claimants, the Judge shill apportion the reward in such way as be shall see just and the certificatespecifies what shake each party is to receive. The advertisements iii the Gazette, by the Secretary . ofState, -have two objects teW;11•41, which is generally ritied,tobe puidiby the party injured, and ayandort to any accomplice nho infortks : these rewards aresettled privately between the parties. Persons apprehynding u burglat are entitled by Act of Parliament to le Tyburn ticket," or ex:- emptiim from parochial dutksin the parith where the offence is committed, Tlitee tickets at once assignable; tine! per•ons receiving theta assign them to sortie harnbitailt of the l il ace, to whom only they are valuable.'lf there is any dispute as to the momy arising from the sale, there is. an ap oorlionment by the Judge, as in the case of the. 10L ; and Mien sold, each claimant gets his share. Th e y g e ner a lly .sell ;Or ::bout 201. It is the 10th and Ilth'of C illfartr wider which persons'are en ritid to a Tyb u m'n ticker: 11,--! become entitled • fenr di , .co'vering or apprehenuin'g any bnrgiar, ii,r , e:itealer,., 'or 4Eop , tilter. Its burglary, this certititate is superadded to the money that is paid by the Statute of William and Mary, ainounting .10 401,. Qt tit e conviction for eerta:u olfeeies, Toe 'piety - aggr(eved is generdlY the Persoit hound over to prosecute; but in the 'pOlice-of ficesilf tro other person is ostensible for th'itt oh ject, the Jostice; always bind ore' one of the po lice officers, or a con Stable, to do it ; if he is a witness its any-partof the case, he is bound over course, but the apprehender is the [ ' le MI en . `titled to the rewind. iVhen'the justicea *filid the person aggrieved, the y'eompel lion to prosectite, in - t 1 hind Over all the witnesses who can give,evi . • dence in the piosecution,---'l officers regularly ask persons for money, on account of "the titrte,. they have .given up in their entleavotirs to find an offender, 'The.) ustices generally restrain this prac tire, but do out utWaes thit.k it their duty. If a banker' came to Sir Nath,ni.!.aoll skid, that out of a mail-toiteh five. or ten thousand pounds Worth of bills hail been taken the night before, and he kv:ishtd Sir 'Nlithaniel would do es ery, thine, he Croak( to discover it, or rattier to get the property, tor that would be the piimary'object, tie sho:dd send perhaps :.is or eight oflic , as in different-di rectioos either to cheek theeuctilation of those 'notes, or to 9V2:l'f for an apprehend the fel ons het he il ShOtila tell tee person he insist he act b e charge 45t i. is expensive exertion :.on the contrary, kin all cast's of great penile concern, lie shoal, eithont any second consideration of any tlicect The oilicerS to tisk: eve; y exertion, with no cieworespk:ct - ation of• other recumpence than liu should see occasion to give. It is not universally . the practice for the Officers of the pollee to:ask to on m r iney,fro uvety intfiri dual wci a liPi‘lies t o the office iu couseivence of suffered airy iojury.tts his persott or ',pro. party. There is a fee - of One shilhog for execut iuf;,a warrant, and this intreases according to the distance ; but there is a general disposiiion Crt every pet , on who applies to :Another to exert him- 4 self its objects personally interesting, to give some gratuity for the trouble and fuss 0 • L t ime they occa sion. Sir Nathaniel thinks the officer is entitled to, say to the party pros,eeut.ng, I receive a gniitea ii week ' iat iny engagement as a police officer ; anei hc...,,u‘e a person wishes that I Shotthi go 20 Miles , tf, at a In:flutes notice, and employ alt my time, I do not think that guinea it the retainer for 5110* excessive duty, possibly at the. hazard .tif toy tile, and certainly at t , woe expense. ha tall them a hundred times, he woahl have the Linty tune upon all occasions tit public concern. They receive their ga:ne'a a week ageneral retainer for the O'hiecti of police, avl,tci thty are subject to perform and day. It is t it. at all universal that they take private, rewards' it:pitt dividnals, and, ti n 41[sgistrates always couttoul them wherever they can, and recompence the . l4' from other fluids. 11- Nathaniel thitks that the syytetn of the pay... mot of rewartig for the detection of off'et}tie r& ill Doe productive of public benefit.. Ile thiatkohat every indoevment that Can be held out for the de tection or °Headers i; desirable, and the expectd* don of piettalary rtword tor Omit . trouble i) thu