The Sun. — London, England, 1819-05-13 00:00:00

R *~ gpk, J A V ALIEN LAIV, nereas experieuce ?tying. taught , that the !czar() to the, t rival .It, the s'ay on, and the ( I ,P)nrta+e - trottt, ,re ya , t irld , ottp;cte Allrl insuffirtent, and Itt pail become useless, and wisi:ing to °mot r the p u b... II good' and the weltarc of !he : cit IZeit3 s ot these . possessions, sit' we have seen to decree, as we deciee hv 11,es . e, _ Art. I. "ir!e comm,amierq, whether of Nether. . lands or whet vf •sei , , "c,.mittg . I rc:111 - P_l+irope, Amer icor, , ir aiky nt the pipssessions of 1 -, 4'isropeati l'n , Cets in Asia or" - .A•1 we hound, irmnectiately .. . _ . on their arrivAl ifs the roads, to fill on 11 blank • form ~'cell thew by the 1-13rhont-tnaster, to con tain the name, age, priAession, country, and la•t place of tesitlence I t each passenger on boat ml. Att. 2. The it.it.hottr•master tbi,s foim, so fil:ett tin, to 'the , Art, 3. No passenger may tlebatk ‘or come on shore before the above• - mentioned blank is tilled no Art 4. The p4..engers oft the thiv of their con)- iog nn sh , ,rc shell ;wend $t the ora:_e of the Vai lid, alit! lien% er their pas;p:,rts Or . any ppers or that tiartii.e"wh:ch they tniaY possess. Art. 5. No pershus whatever, tavern-keepers t or private iufliviiluals, are at liberty to rec,:ive in their Gooses, or tit entertain persons thus Al tiVi/Ig vrithout it:porting thereof to the Bailiff, upon pall of the forfeiture of 300 giiilticts. Art. G. The shall pi:ice `ssieb persons as B are not providttl vvi:ll passpoCts or papers of th.t `nature, under the lieceS3ary charge of the Yt lice. • _ Art. 7. The shallsrepor: such persons to the Governor-Gentr,fl. and attend his orders. 'At!. S. Whenever the Govemot-Geiter4lshrill see fit to permit such persons to remain in or aboui, Batavia, the Ba iiti shall give them u writ-, ten permissinti to remAin there during the time fixed by the Cover nor-General, i)t t I , e erminatioit of'wl.ieh further petition for a longer stay must be made. Att. 9. ‘Vhenever the Governor-General con siders that permission to , retnaitionght not to . "e graweo persons arriving here, he o,all give such orders as .ahell be' (tit:tiled servireiihle, and the corntilander of the ship in which the per; son came; is hound on I is departure to rdkr hlrn with iti;O Art. 1p No persons above referred to are per mitted to go, beyond the environs of Batavia, itittelt -Jess to it avel from one place to another t (melt the island, without T.-revi . ously" hal ine. Tetinet-tea and obtained pet nitssion irom the rio vest nor'-General, whilst by this, all Post-wasters, livery-stablesni , n, tavern-keeper', and other pg-r -sons, are explet.sly fothiddvn r.4ntveving or enter taining strangetS who are not provided will permissipn, on pain of a penalty Ot:300 Art. : ll. 'F ',e tavern-keepers Or whet. liersons, who receive travellers, most inske , known their arriehl to . .he local anthorit'y, whether they be provided with passports or nor, and" in the fits: ease pr,,,ent the pas•-ports fur eotintersigtliog; Art. 12.. "f he above-wentioried persons stall Visit no other place or places than such as arc mentioned In the passpott,, - nor i 3 any Resident or other civil servant permitted to grant another or to make any alteration in the on'e grantett, upon p a in of' the foileittue of glair plice. Art. 13. No one way establish hint , rllon.rava, without the express pet of the Go%unur- Gen,ral. _ _ Art. H. To obtain permision for establishment on Java, a prtition must be presented to the G tvernor-tieneral, with a relation of all the cir cumstances. ,d4livety of the passports and other papers, and the developctnent of the petitioner's ckfittite pans. Art. 15. V.nenever the Petitioner shall be per mitted to estab!ish himself on Java, a suitable act most he issued to him. Art. 16 This actitoust be registered at the rem] of the Tlace where the new inhabitant wishes to fix himself, he being bound to give in to the local authority or Magistrate the oath of alle giance to Ids MAjesty, to the Governor-General, and of obedience to the laws andregulations ; of which oath mention shall be made upon the said act. Art. 'l7. The established citizens of Java are at liberty to travel through the island. and wish ing so to'do, shall call on the Resident or Ma gistrate fir a travelling, pass, ‘,lhich be may not refuse to grim. Art. IS Citizens travelling, shall be bootie, to their p a o.pmts to the Rrsident3 of the placesihnfugli which they leash. Art 1!.). Citizens e, ablishe'd on Java wishing to _leave it, shall he bound publicly to make known their intention by advettisement in The Bat(iria Gazette, at least Six weeks betore their depar toe, to the run that each one may govern bim,ulf accordingly relative to to,settled concerns. Art. 20. Theesrablidted citiz..ns who wish to leave Java, and give eviderve of having fulfilled the r e qnisitions at the last' aftide.- as well as each one who may wish to ab , ent himself fur a certain' length (4 tinie r shall he provided by the Magis trate or gesit:ent of, the places of their residences with passports, which they must exhibit to the Magistrate or Resident of, thesplace of their em barkation, and there have tegiStered. Art. 21. - All eommandc.rs of vessels are forbid. Teti to convey any persons from thiS island who tire not provided with suirable passports, on pe nidt y of a fine of 1000 guilders, for the payment of uhich the vessel and cat go are declared bound. Art. 2 . 2 -In every instance when the Resident or Magistrate grants a p a ssport for l eim i ng t hi s island, he shall acquaint the Governor-General thereof. 134tavia, 28th August, 1,818. • Couru►isbiuners General for Netherlands•lndia. Per Order, The Secretary General, (Signed) It. IYOZY. REGULATION for levying the IMPORT and EXPORT DUTIES in Java and Madura, to take effect from and aiLer the Ist Nov. 1818. Harbours open for Vessels. - Art. 1. Vessels coming from Europe, America, or any of the possessions of European powers in Asia ur Africa, may enter no other harbour that) th.ll of Batavia. These vess:is moo. alsn ent , and dischaige their earzwes at BAtevi4, tihiess 14) priictihr trasons, permission is given by the S',l preme ; Government to•enter and discharge at Sa• mat atig • Art. 2. -Nrrss(.ls dtnartinz for places meillioilve ,b 4.4 17e tirety char out at Batavia, Zlmitarang 01 . S,niabaya, sis they cit oce: Ilrovided they haV• in all their cargo at the place where the - clear out. Art, 3 None of the vessels referred to above may touch at ,any other harbour or place, on Java or Nltrtura, much leis discharge or take in goods ihete, except by express perwission &din the Su pe:etne Government. Alt: 4. The Chinese jocks shall he admitted at i llatavia only, Art. lava anti Madura, or of auy other places situated .the eastt in seas and nnrler Netherlands u•ell as all vessels belonging to Indian princes and militia' with vrhont'the Netherlands Govei omen! is in amity, rniy enter and leave the harbours of • Java and M.4•tsio a, stibmitting them• selvt 310 exi , ting rolei and regulations. These vessels sailiog to Europe, America; or the posses sions ot European powers in Asia and fkiriea ; ate subject, as other ships, to the retpikitions ot Art. I, 2, aim 3. • The payment of and freedom . from Duties on bi- parts and Ei e tiort4 in geneial, Art. 6. The import and cx{►utt , duties must be paid on all goods brought to or taken from J. l vs tid Madttra, with the exception only of such as ~re by - this regulation expressly tee , Tared. and according to rules and - regulAti , ns further to be made. 'Art. 7. The . duties most he paid so often as the goods go from, or come to, Java and Madura, to or limn places situated out of these islands. Art. 8. Goods taken from one place to another , on Java and N]adora, aie not subject to the im port and export doties---Weepiog in tit:: however the regulatiotis for thelcoastiog trade•ni,de or to he made ; the commanders 'of such velsels shall 1,6%y, vier br hound tu p the export duties, r produce sa , iNtactory secutity for their payment, before they can dischat,ge at the place on Java of Madura, to . WhiA they are'bound„ Am. 9. :ships.puttilq.; iii iu (listless. or those bound to places anuated out ot Jai,-and Madora, and-atie!inring' in the roads, pay no import enties, except- on such goons as they May he onli t .;ed 10 . cjiscuarge or sell. The , ediscliarge ho‘ , ever may not 'take place, except by express permission front the Supretn2 Government or local Magistrates, and tinder the necessary inspection. -Att. 10. Goods shipped from one vessel on hoard another lying, in the roads, are subject to the SAME" impor t and export dillies as 01 her goods ; ii;GreGver, such transfer may not take place with out•pern*sion, as before, and under the ueedtul inspect ion. • • Art. 11. No daties are levied On goods imPort ed 'or exportation, provided such intention is inane known before their disciiiirge,-- r -lhe goods themselves sent to the pulilic stores at fi dia ,j a ,— a payment made ot 2 per cent. on their estitnated value, and of a teasonahle store-rent. The good's tay remain there one year, at the let of whivii tirue the usual import duties mast be paid. Art. 12. The following articles are declared free e.t io!phr.t duties Coined gold and silver. . Manufactured gold and silver bars, &c. horses, cattie, - slieeps, goats. • Jewels and precious stares. Baagage of the military. • Baggage of seafaring persons and passengers, with the un derstanding that the:articles cannot he considered objects of trade. Art. 13. The following articles are declared free of export dories : Coined gold aiid silver. Salt. Jewels and precious starlet. Baggage of seafaring Persons, military, and passengers, un der the regillat ion of the foregoing article. Nations and plovitions fur the support of the land forces, and fur the use of the ships' equipages on board the Royal Isle therlands'or Indian ships of war. Art. 14. The intim t and - export ditties must be paid in silver coin, 'declared current by the So pr, me Government of Netherlands India, anti at . , the .value fixed by them. [T. be centinued.] THE LOTTERY. On Tuesday, the 12th inst. the Lottery com menced drawing, when No. 4.686, was draWn - a Prize of Twenty Thousand Pounds ; and T. BISH would have felt great ple4stire in having sold this Ticket to some one of kis numerous Friends. It was on sale at his Office, No. 9, Charing-Cross, till Four O'Lloek the above Afternoon, when, not having been selected by any fortunate Purchaser, it was -returned with 16 other unsold Tickets to the' Contractors. The Lottery will finish draw ing FRIDAY, 21st of MAY, when All the following Capitals must be drawn : ONE - Pc ize of - L. 20,000 Money. ONE - .Prize of - 1...20,000 Consols. TWO - Prizes of - L. 2,000 Money. .TWO - Prizes of - 11.1,000 Money. FOUR - Prizes of - L 500 Money. ElC4iiT Prizes of - L. 200 Money. &c. &c. Warranted mulrawn Tickets and Shares are sell ing by I'. BisH, Stock-Broker, 4, Cornbill and 9, Charing-Cross. Yesterday the Lottery began dratving.—Num her 9.236. as first-drawn Prize, entitled to 20,0001. money, was sold in one Quarter, one Sixteenth Ei g hth, atm ten Shares, by SWIFT And Co. at their Fortunate Offices, No. 11, foolery, 12, Cbaring•Cross, and 31; Aldgate High-street. SACRILEGB. - Tuesday morning the Parish Church of Harrow-on-the-Hill was broken into, and robbed of various articles, consisting of two surplices, the whole of the Communion-table linen, a quatuity - of gold-lace, &c. which the robbers stripped from the pulpit ; lockily• Mr. ‘yiukley, the Parish Cletk, had removed, the night preceding, the whole of the Communion Plate front the place where it was usually depo sited ; thus the thieves were disappointed ot a con siderable part of their expected booty. informa tion of the transaction has been given to the Ma gistrates of Queen-square Police Office, and lit utm ost vigilance is using for the discovery of the offenders. PARLIAMENTARY BUSIN ~~, sYncEs of MOTIONS, and ORDERS of the DAY, which now stand in the Order-book of the Liousr; of COiSIMQS 2 for THIS DAY. • Nokes o f. 31-orions. _ _ 1. Sir enry Parnell,--Commitl re to consider of the Rate of Eikc nge hrt‘twzn Great Britain and IrciAnd, ;mi. of the .1. )edirney uT assimilatiolt the C u rrencies of tile QIN laik t tries, -2. 11r. Petry N ifair tfti24 .s Nier of rtibbth, and . 11R Weavers, founded on the Report of the Committee of the last. Session. Orders nf the Day 1. Tiossinev Election Petition ;---Ballot - for Committee. 2. Alettibei: absent from former B4llot, to attend the Ballot. 3. Acts in Desuetude fscotlatid) I.lill;—Second Reading. 4. Illicit Distillation (Ireland) Acts ;—Committee. T,FIEATRICAL REGISTER. Peri' wmed Last Night. THBAYar. ROYAL, Dito KY-LANK.—Brotus : Lucits J 11111 1 ,3, All. Kean ; Tnrquinia, Mrs. W. West. After which, he Jew•of Lnbeck. ftaenTße it ()VA t., COVFNT-.G A FtIIEN. --(lst Fredolfo : Principal Characters l y Mr. Young and Miss O'Neil[. After which, A ltoland for au Oliver. TO .CORITESPONDENTS. For LITERARY REVIEW, see First rage. —The, PARIS LETTER canto too late for I his day. . PRICE OF STOCKS • THIS DAY AT n r ELV ° e I.:LOCK. BanliAtoCk ....23. 239.1 Minh Long aim. I 11-16,ths 3 pelf Ccat. 71 I India St eltzl 3 per Cut. C0n5.........7 I hidia, Bonds 26.4. 285. pr. 31 per Cent jExch. Bills. • is. Its. pr. 4 per Cents i Coils. for Accuulat 710 l ie' Ce*nt. Navy tin.. 104,1 I MAILS. Akitivn,--I Dublin ' I Waterford, 1 France.' DuE—l Sw'ed ' en, 1 El,ouburgli. HIGH WA'fF,II. AT tONDQN BRIDGE 'l'o-r l / 4 1011.13,01V. Morning, 40 ulinutcs alter ,5. I Eveniug, 5 umifit.es atier G. s UN. _ - 10LE: 1 / 4 1 QUIS DICER?: DKAT ? LONDON, 7HURSbAY, IILIY 13, 1819. \%'e received this . moroiog the Papers . 01 Alonday bast ; they of course cootain ,no prirecd jogs of the Chambers. The follotviog are ex- 4racts " PARIS, MAY 10.—YeSICrd2y before 1113 SS the King gave.a private audience to the Sicilian,AM bassador, who presen:ed a letter from his 'Sovereign, notilying . .:the:•marriage - concluded between the Infant of. Spain, Don Francis Paul, and the ftincesi Louisa Chai:loite of the Two Sicilies. His Majesty aftci..l,-ai'ds re ceived theAmbiissadors, Grand Diiinitaries, sisters, Marshals, &c. The King also received a Deputation from the Chamber of Deputies, who d e livered t o his M+sly the.Projet respecting the transit through Alsace. • • " The works are continued at St.'Clottd,. / and it is stdl sn;d, that his Majesty will reside there tinting a part of Oh? swomer. " The celebrated Composer, Beethoven, has bec.o appointed Mai;re de Chfipelle to the Arch duke Rodolpho, Archbishop of Ohnotz. - " Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg proceeds-to Switzerland, to pay another visit to his sister, the Grand Duchess ConsTatitine. " The trial of Cantillon and Marinet, charged svilh ► ►ttempting to,assassinate the Duke of Wel lington, commences this day ; it is expected to lait four days. " The report is renewed of the approaching establishment of a national rept eseutation in Prussia. " Negociations are on foot to establish •COm mcrcial relatior►s-betweien Prussia and the Brazils. " VIENNA, APutt. 28.—1 t appears certain, that the two Princesses, t,vin daugl►ters of the King of Sardinia, Maria Theresai and Maria Anna (born at Rome the 19;1a September I 303), will be married, one to the King of Spain, and the other to the son of the Duchess of Lueca t ci devant Queen of Etruria. • " A Russian Courier, who has passed through this city on his way to Italy, is'the bearer, it is said, of orders to ount'Capo d'lstria, to return immediately to Petershurgb ; but some say, that he is pr e viously to go to Paris on a mission from the 14.mperor of ,Russia." Further American Papers arrived thisorniUming, but not of Intel- date than the last. —The folio y iug is a copy of two Letters from the Havana the. latter end of March:— • " I have just understood that CaPtain Bp- LUCOE, in the General Aritutendi, is off the Bar., hour, to the great annoyance of the trade. • Iskl though there are two or three corvettes , much larger than a 20-gnu port ship, and several Con snl.ido•brigsin the Harbour, yet the trade is com pletely annoyed, and the flag insulted, sViihnut any effait by the Spaniards to drive them otr,'• [Extract from another Letter.]--" Since my last, a fine brig of cvar, called the Amarantbe; com manded by ap Officer of great skill and bravery, Came out to attaCk the Arismendi, bat kept at a considerable distance, the latter standing in-shwe for the former. When they were prettiy close. the Amaranthe tacked in -shore, her opponent keeping up a smart fire; nor did the Spaniard until within pi)toi-shot.of th2,shurc;anstof Cutifte OW of ite tetilet4 of the ArinrnV6'.."° The Ayismendi pretended to manotavre u nder th e. . Moro, ks if to draw her into a snare; but findi n g it would not answer, returned into port, 11t0.114 two men killed and as many . wounded.' , The Bt lash ,ltifty,'Th.outas 11 10.111.1 Al ;1 Earl MoTia k (transbrili§:)'wiTc 7 trQop 9,-,fr6111 10 " Portsmouth, I,lst from Falmooth, arrived at badoes on the Ist Majesty's brig Fly arrived at garbadoes on the 29th of March, frqlll' Portsmoth. ' Tbe Irmscs• R EGE N,T conies to town to-wv" row. As the immieipal regulations. of other Coon". tries, particularly those which rel,te. to Corn" coerce, must be highly. interesting to every f.L'eatling Nation, 'we present to our Mercantile Readers,' this day, the first/part of a Code of Laws rel ect '', ing ALIES, which has been estab:ished i 0 the Hand of JAvA. It will furnish our INiercloot and the Commanders of vessels, • ivith the reVi' site preparatory . 4noWledge for their interco„r e 5., v,ith that Island. It ivill also serve to instrocC EFoit - stetro PoLITICI VINs of the i la Y' who never will he satisfied with the megto'resi of Government, while they arc themselves 0"f ° Pia - cc, and who have been so severe in their titres on our own ALIEN ACT, Hs if ihey w crtl , willing that all the on/easis cf Europe sboul dbe admitted in this country to rative as they P f f" ° ' without any contioul, defrauding- individaa corrupting the minds of the.peo : de, extingu i4 all moral sense among the lover orders, and c i " dilating principles too calculated 'to o ce " whelm its with all the horrors of 3Gallic Whin. We' shall resume the article in qfie' ri°3 to•morrow and the following days till cow:1010' tli,,Ec to There is a'strong and powerf4 oppositiO the Leeds and Liverpool Canal i,iil, nos be f°'6' , Parliannt, the Proprictor of which ate atter n P v, ing to perpelttate a n'ew charge which they imposed on empty boats passing in the line of O il and the other "intermediate Canals. Oa . 0111 13 plinciples, light or empty boats should ult be fultject to any tolls, and therefore we are surprise` that this attempt should be persevered irt, esP e.. " daily as hitherto it has been unequally levied• The 'Junior 13rit - ithes' ofthe h iise of liusso''l' ,rer are tick ting a beco s ming eZample to the Nobility. The Marquess of TAVISTOCK:9 rote Friday night in support of_" the Electots and LOrd JonN Mies FMCS Motion restiee a'jt.i ing Penryu r , are indications of- public sP frit ribtistn, entitled to the notice and apnr ()l73" :: of the people. The result of the 'Motions Catholic on Catholic Question has increased the .ansi el Y 4) „ the Protestant Community, which we have doubt soon slew itself 'in a manner nott(l4/6 tnisunderstood. The, apathy evinced by 54 ' 1 , " st Members who paired off on the occasion, an d 91 ' others who retired to recruit for a second i re' debate, will, we are satisfied, be justly "Pl ciated by their ,constituents, and be taco the ir 'consideration before they again 6opfide dearest interests to individuals who liAve O ° t. . 41 such luke-warmness on "a tpiestion of sod' o f importance to the civil and religious, liberties the NatiOn. .Mr. GEORGE raANIB paired Off. Oil last Fr" night, infarour of " The Electors' Oath 10 and it is with great pleasure we fihil the P"` )11 Mina so alive to the importance of thenreJsure; which, we trust, will be conceded to the n ett wishes of the Country.-The 'more we roe ct L "pots it, the more we are satisfied will tbe bl fe° grity and patriotism of the Great Law Lords, tslt dining the lest Century, invariahiv rept" s3 ie and condemned, as contrafy to Lavi;, and t° "- Spirit of the Constitution, the cOrlopt sYstefi,2 ihtl2r:• which prevails in Close Boroughs, of temporary or occasional Voters, 'to carry I;/ere !ions, and to depressons, and render tintoto rY Elietive Franchises of.the independent Vote r ' , flow much better would Sir FRANCIS 13°% nETT , have been empldyed, had "he b'`" the fl Oil Friday night last', snpnorting t e i Constitutional bill, than in listening to the •vole'nt tepresenrations of George CloPid, Seaman, who , ,e immoral conduct, tts stated by 1. COFFIN a m! Mr. CnoKaft, tendered him 11 f object of'f i nnridkinvnt, am! not of protecti°" o iot; encouragement, 'But what must the Publ ic lb I orthe pi'olessiotis at Sir ITEANCI+, ellld °tile rs ' "' g e r°l lll htsee' so lotidlY. advocated the cause of , • tat,, vrho, the moment it i, picseote“ to tocin ible anti ratioNal shape, abtindo o oppose v We, however, for the laesent leave the 1 . 1 ( 1 reflect 0 Ot7 their coorin . ct; convinced they agree with Os, that they are iteither entitled 10 tent ion, rtipect, or . t.uppott, b to' The Duke of 'I . 'ORK is going,: on rAvon ni lyv %vailii recovery tr;nn the vtlects of leis arm, His . R4,%ral High 19.. Highness 12. s the stl er c- ,' %Talking and tiding in a singlc•ilt.gSe • ti Ch ilt tWo 41:3eS 'rote fOlir ton, pen t tb tl it „ th at of e rin , a LI; Pdici !It.l P . 11 .0 1,,. 43 , Iv a! AID] ~ i ~ ~~~ i ~r, ~ Ost sla t , 1-`et 41 4 ' 0.