The Sun. — London, England, 1815-08-08 00:00:00

I , -.fp \' Si" ;; 14,14' • 5 , 4 , : 4 / r • • .t.c 4k • •/rte . , „ ?RI , ..L.A A , ' \ - -, s.~ o i o nSt c NlTN:trn 7152.1 . , TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1815. „., , , rPAir.ll , INTERIOR, Or PARIS. ABARKER'S PANORANIA,, Strand, near Surrey-street. L ITIFAV of PARIS, taken from the Palace of carro4the Thniileries, comprising the Gardens, the Place Luildi n , 4 the Q'taYs, the bridge:s, and atotat of ,the , .l bo w the Hills. commanding the CITY, wilttiTi (41tetVPIstd by the Allied Troops, is OPEN in the LA ASSOCIATION POR • E FACTUILING AND , . . RELIEF OF TUE MANU ..AI3()URING POOll. rri , ,E. 11 in.'Alexnntier, E. William Allen, Esq. F.I.S. 'Dion - tag Ilabingtot4 Esq. 21.1). Itkliard Baker, ESq, itill4ert. Liarelay,E.q. John Blades, Esq. Henry Brougham, Esq. F.It.S. .1. Bart, Esq. . . Pat rit4( Colquhohn, Itse i , 11.. C. Combe, Esq.r,l.P. AlrL Josrph Fox, Esq. William Hale, Esq. Ifeury Hoare, Esq, •W. 11. llo . tre, 1% , .1. Christopher Idle, Esq. M.P. Z. :\l.lcaulay, - Esq. 1 sattrim I Us' Esq. William 111itiorii, Esq. 11. P. John Morloac;Esq. ~. 'llioinas Venial, Esq. Thomas Pr mho Lon, F.:441 - • Richard Poillips, Esq. William Phillips, F.sq. (.;barbs Peschell, Esq. Claude Scott, Esq. M. I'. - Thomas Z•inlitli, Esq. Joseph Reyntr, Esq: T. rum-croft , Ell!. George Scholc, Esq...4ld. 1 .1. D. Thomson, F.sq. Il)avitl Pike Watts, Esq. .1. Weylanil, Jan. Esq. W. 11ilaerforee, Esq. M. P. EAST INDIA ITOUSIC', dvi-Yl9, lets. , fr tniVi '(..:OURT of D; RECTORS the UNIT ED COMPANY of 'MERCHANTS of ENGLAN'Ii TIAI)INGf6 the EAST INDIF,S, do hereby give Notice, Th4t this will be ready to rereiye Propoiaii3 in writing, on or before Wednesd.ey, Ike 9tls of August next, ,froun the Own'crSOf Slii;:s.of the bart 4 nrn of from 906 TOns to 13C/O,Toni builders' measurement, specifying in one Sum the whole rate of lreight at which they snap be wiling ;t'n LET 3 ucli Ships .fur One Voyage to Chinia in the Conspany's Service. CEYLON GOVERN'TEN4' CrAZETTE 1 11.61011DINAitY, %ItiiNDAY , AIAitCH 6) 1815: COMM Hisßnyal Highness the -Dulie of lit;iit His Royal Highness r the Duke. of Busse, 1 - lis Ro}•al Highness the Duke of Cambridge [Continued from our Paper of Yestetelay.] ,T3r ask Inc d-Q 4artery, Kant(y;TMarch S. PRQcII,4MATION, At a 'Convention'lfeldon the 2d day . of Match ii the year of C 116 4 -1815, and the Cingalese vetti 1736, tat the Palace in the city of Kandy - , b'e= tween his Excellency Lielt..Gen. Rob'crt .6overmir titid Commander in Chief in HMI _ over the BritiSh settlements and ten itoritS in the island of Ceylon, acting is the name and• on the behalf of his Majesty George the Third Kiug, and and his Royal Highness Geurie Prince 'of Wales Regent, of the United KinLtdotn of Cilt eat Britain and it : eland on th'e one part, and the 'Adikkirs, I.),.ssaves, and Other princiol Chief's. of the Kan. dian provinces behalf of the inhabitants - , and in O'res6ee of ilieMultoitalei, COraals, Vidaan, and lithersittiordinate lleadmenfrom The several provinces and of tue iieOpie then and there aSsern. bled on the other part, it Is agreed and established as follwes , • WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTIOAL Cite of London Tavern, 7th August, 1815. A:r a GENF. , RAL - MEETING, Resolved : for ti " That a General Subscription of ail classes be opened ‘ s pecial Reli e f and b enefit of the Families of tht, Ar m len kill e d, and of the Wounded sitlferers of the British th e aLti►niler the cornntand of the illustrious Wellington, in Vietwy of Waterloo, and in• the sever it Battles .. Vaig„ . 4".' ) been or may be fonglit in the present Caot 44t S ubsctiptions already advertised L. 102,431 175.1 d. L. 4..1 L. a. Ms Grace the Archbishop 'Of Canterbury is Grace the Duke of Rut- land His Grae the 'hike of So- merset Eight lion. the Earl of Egre- No Tedder will he received for Ships ihich have been in the Service_ of the Cuipany, if they hate already gone more than til7c Voyages. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tenser," to be sere- Tally tlp and left Will) the Secre'tary, at et before Twelve o'Clt)ck at Noon on the said 9th of Anglist . , beyond Uur the Court wal riot receive any 'render. moot Right Hon. the Earl of Rad n,,r Right Hon. the Earl of Win cheliea, Right Rev. the Lord Bishop ,nli ettion at Wheat tiimpst tv atlChurch.af- PL,eo urse by th e tZe •!• Dowt oi i • tt ' a a at. th e E pis- Zgje'"l4Pei ' llel 4 'ten, after a Ser. n by the Rev. C. S . .7 1 re YsM.A. receiv ct,i and coppr Ili e h , 40 IN 74 Ctrl !nth • 21 0 ,7n 1 , 1, e• sen. 5 5 tut. 2 '2 t'Lhecterl'tc% 5 0 t n ItAL h ran n d ttlY, after a S'eCtri' Illit th M, " !' Patt ° e l • kr:''''•saftecpientSub b~,ttynt 1i ot lite I nha `l, freasurer]plith 224 8s ""tnts"o 8 U ti'lenl,,the Members of b„, Vria ittlLot e,Der- Nlaster Act- Brown i ,rt ZBO 0 tasl-I.lllartin&Co -21 0 1444 a 'lit!, at the c„tetreittcarboronr,Lrit 15 0 ~71',',e.!tcl at the Balt ist at He ' -11 yLitres after iscoor,e tleltey.lirm•Jaine 6 . 0 --- Itev,,ltOlynit 6, Co. tut' ~,'nles Ord ba t '- ' 441 at Prinds tile!thlrch, nearlo: atiNi."*Lll rheß ee w , Nies • • • 32 3s 6 C u p' arlshonert " r aes in Kent 0 1 1 4 .e d t i kli at Walton 2 a 6 lao o . t ;e. after a a Ser.- t htl'e Rev E: S. Rad- - At NI, :• 64 17 8 •' ',Lerman &T.:O. 1/),'..e..Lain Bicester, 2';t,,,,,v.alter a Sermon 41 • Ma r kl and 43 18 st,l„,l,,(4"atlint tit ications and 1.01 1(1 0 „ .. 1 ,? he add ressed to" t • ''• serol :, n 404 I•,, vtr r n L 4 are re'celtztl at Lloyd's; at and the City of Lon all th e B an k ers of the Metropolis. • . 14 Au gnst. , J . P. WELSFORD, Secretary* t) • of Durham Right Hon: Lord Calthorpe Right Hon. LOrd Dynevor Right Hon. Lord Rolle - • Right Hon. Lord iviginutnith Right Hon. the Ch4ncellor of Collection at Wcealey - ' in Northampton !. shire 17 1 Rev. B. MillingihaMp 10 10 Collection at Streat- - field, Hants, by the Rev. J. Bastard & - 1. D 6 Major Edward Jour dan - 10 Collection at Whitting don Church, by the Rev.W.C.Wilson 15 5 7 Thos.& Wm. Howard 52 10 Collection at the Village ,uf Willian, near bat (loch, by the Rev: E. Harvey JAMES COBB, Secretary. The partienlps of the Terms and Conditions under which the Ships will he engaized (or th:• Company's Service, may be had upon application to Mr. Jolla Notice, Clerk to the Com itt cc of Shipping, on or• after Monday next, the 2.4 t h rostaa. IS 0 the .xcheciner Right llon. C, Bight Hon. George Ruse . Hun. Philip Pusry 1-fon. Ge - orge Vernon Sir Thomas Baring, lit. M. P Sir 'llion - Ms Bernard, Bart. t;iir M. Chohneley, Bart. Sir Joho Grey Egerton, Bart. M. P. 11'.few C6pies only now left ooSale, of OLOAION's GUII)E lIEILTEI ; Three being-- a Treatise on nniale 1M eases, 'tier roils aad Hypochondriac Complaints; also General Itemar ks on those i;ISeaSCS With which the 1-lumen Tl , dy k n! , )st fre quently afflicted, and, (ten - miles mostp roperly ad tilted for each respeytive C:omplaint. . • Sold besamod Strand ; !:berwood, Neelt, : and Jones, Patcritostyr-row; ;Lod all Booksellers. f ' he 0 • 4 to.f sol6`‘' SECRETARY, W. G. CARTER, Esq. Temple Chambers, London. AT a commrrEE of the ASSOC] AT ON, held at the Freemasons Tavern, London, His 'loyal Highness the D E illte of KNT in the Chair : It was Resulted, Th.:t the A , .sotiation, whilst actively em ployed in all the measures which can advance tht object: , of their Institution, and.more.especially in procuring - an 'addi tional supply of Fish, and promoting its conveyance into the interior;. feel it incumbent upon them earnestly to re:oni mend to PARISHES in the COUNTRY ' where fuel is not abhudant, to ; form funds for the PVRCHASF, of CO.L; during the Summer Mouths, to be RETAILED in the' WIN Ph:Rio-the POOR, at the Wholesale Price. Where this mcastire has been adopted, it has beets found to have af ford,it tiyon very important assistance. The benefit has by no mewls been di;aiuishrd when , the condition has been an nexil, that the Families allowed to . proht by it shoald honestly, and be in the habit of attending flublie on the Sunday. 4 14 Ist; That the . crueliei and oppressions of the Malabar &t i ler in the at harary and unjust infliction of bodi!y tortures and the paini of death; without trial, and sometimes without 'au accusation, oc the poSsibility of a crime, and in thl! gene ral contempt and contravention of all Civil flights', have be conic . aagrant, enOrmoni,, and intolerable, the acts aad max ims Of Government being equally and •ehtirely devoid of that justice which should secure the safety of his subjicts, and of that good faith which might obtain a beneficial inter-' course with the nfighbon . ring Settlements. re rt) 14 , V' or , 11) At Rarnsbottona &Co. ' Collection at .Clecver church, after a Dis course by the Rev. J. - Turner 27 6 lii;lTt ii PAINT M INUFACTOItY, Queen-street, Chea2 , Cide, London. IMPENETRABLE PAL`;';'S, and COAL TAR 1111. OWN, for Park Pa Oat nuildings, and Weather Board- At. Willis & Co. ivy', of ev,ry di;serii;lioti. _ , . In vis Pile Green, per Cwt. 544. ! Bed or Brown .. per Cwt.42s. Dark Gree:i 76s. I IVliite Paint 6os. Olive ditto Lead ( ()lour 3fis. I ..... fortTe ss. (3d. pyr Gal.. Miss Cherry - • 5-6 John Blacket & Sort 31 10 Htitton - :5 5 .1. G. r 1 Wiliiam Collins - 5 5 Stone Colour 51;i. I line Paints' for insiden r orli of Chocolate Colour stls, • every description, &c. &c. Refined Tar Brown 22i. per 011. —Co:rinwir. , to. 18s per Cwt. E pENET tz AtLE PAINTS are very lA ornamental, and wilt - cover a su. - face nezilly twice Its great as. other Paints; they also possess a dara!iility- width renders them peculiarly valoalde, Mwn applied to" Work con 7 stantly exposed to the . efFeets of the Weather ; and from their being ground in Linseed 0.1, innl drying. very tutick, they me applicable to the general 'purposes of usel-I Inside Painting . , as they give at the same time a.proserving are! eery hands.ome , _ covering. "'ley ure , also a Cure for the Wo r ,;;,f Dry !tot, will stand in hot Clitnates,-anil are easy of apoh;ation o being used in the same manner asOit her Paints. The COA lIRO , NN is recommend: 41 for the cover ing of RoiKh Fencing, Po• ns 'Wood•.notler ground or crater; p.+rticuholy the Refined, which is perfectly insoluble in water; the Worm will nut penetrate where it.is used ; it is of a ve er . grant colour, dries lard, nail is easily reqoiring only to be heatell aid laid op with a Coihnion tar brush.' . • That the Rajah Sri Wikrenae Rajah Sinha, by the babi. twat violation of the, chief and most sacred ditties of a Sove reign, has finfeited all claims to that title or the powers an nexed to the same, and is declared fallen and delyised frpat the 'office of Kin;--=his family and relatives, whether in the ascending . , descending, or collideral line, and whether by af fioily or blood, are also for ever excluded front the Thrime— and all claim and title of the Malabar rate to ihe.dominion of the Kandiao Peovinco Lis abolished and Cxtinguisked. At Messrs. lioares. Mrs. Mail' Barton - , 5 0 F,arl ci f Plymouth - 203 10 Parish 'if I.sxturt, by NV. G. CARTER., Secretary. 10 - 10 _ the Ree..l. Wilson Parish of Rockingham, 14 10 per Lord Sondes. 20 0 Rev. Richard Pcrryn 5 5 Capt,- Edward Fausimw 5 E. V S. - - 2 2 Capt. W.Carlyou, R. N.,10 10 1. A. Dalrymple - 10 10 John Forster 21 0 A.ll. - -- 3 • 0 C. D. - , a o Subscriptions to the Association arc received at the follow in.; Hai kern in 1,0n(1.7n and, Chambers; -7 1.71(1 Co.; Cotuts ,17a1 Ca.; 1'771e, Aiorntati, and Co ; lltuann and (.o2; flarno,777'ileys and Co. ; 11a711.:ey and Cu.; 110 (re aria Co. ; Mar „. rJ, Ransom, and Co. ; Pastons, Cuckcrell, Trail, and Ca.; Payne, and Smith. • •,, (: I P. f „c• I°j' 3,1. That all male persons being or pretending to be rela* tions of the late Rajah Sri Wit:Trine itiajAlt Sinlin, either by affinity or blood, and whether- in the ascending, descen d ing, or collateral tine, are hereby declared enemies to the Govern• n►ent of the Kenilian Provinces, and excluded and proui;►ited from entering those provinces on any pretence whatever, without a written permission for that purpose, by the autho rity of the Itritis!► Government, under the pains and penalties 'of caudal Law, which is hereby declared ro he in force for that purpose; a;;1 all male persons of the, Malebar cast now expel ';d from the s.i; prurinces, ark under the same penal ties prohibited from ret,atning, except with the pet mission bef . ,)re mentioned. FrHE PAT;',NT PElt .11, DI N NG-TA - JL. ISLES, and P VI . EN I' TRAFALGAR SIDENO.I;tItS and DINING-TIELE:4, 41 one ciezant Piece of Furni:nre, and upon Five new different Plans; the Patent Improved , ;(t fa Iled. and Chair Beds; 11r, , ,5-screw Four Post, and Tent Bedsteads, 'Furniture and Belding complete; Portable Chairs, with several other ncw invented and improved articles • of furniture; also a general and very extensive assortment of Upholstery and Cabinet. Articles for fiirnishing'llouses: com plete, ready manufactured, where Families . laity select as d furnish a whole House in 4 few days, :minting the extreme inconvenience of waiting sevoral Months itt completing their Establishment. East and Weit India Articles, Army and Navy,%::c. &c. by Morgan and Striders, 1( and 17, Catticrine-street, Strand, sn terms the most moderate, fur prompt payment. tt' e • !Ii - I e , t i ,t it At Hankey & Co. Lientenant-Colotirl Bur gtls, • Pendennis Ar- I tillcry '5 0 Strange - 21 0 iotice of Subs cr ipti o ns are re lic - Committee at the City of UPTON am! Co. Queen-street, Cll%.ap;4ide. M . vrr : ,It,`Y. CI.. The Dominion of. the Kan/Ilan Provinces is vested in the Sovereign of the British' Empire, and to be exercised throuzh the “iieernurs or. Liehtenant-( 4ocernors ofCeyiun for thi tuna :and-their accredited Agents, saving to the Aligars, Dessaves, 'Aloha/ales, 'Coraals,. .iis, and all other Chief sad sn'tordiitate native Headmen, lawfully ap. pointed by authority of the Lvitish Covernment, the rights, privileges, and poWers of their respective aud.to all classes of the people, the safety of their persons and proper ty, with their civil right's and immunities according to the laws, institutions, and customs, establislhed and so force amongst them. - • • :TAR RIAGE "110111.il he the forrilition of I c.c.:A happiness, which thronzl) the parties that him the union wit Which would see Ire them the enioyment that great do mestic blessing. People of every rank nay, mloratibu to the shrine of'wedloch ; hit whet , . th , constitution has beer" tainted by disease, or 'hinlitated by a certain habit contracted at ail early age, a renovation of stability previous to entering that state is indispensibly requisite to . revive the slumbering sparks, of'.ifr, and to re- mutate th e system. FOr no dis-orders hare contributed more essentially to destroy Hymearal happiness than those which are the consegaence of unguarded pleasure. It Was .this consideration whieb induced Messes. CURRIE and CO. for these last Thirty ye•irs, to direct their studies and atterrion exclusively to the treatment and cure of the Venereal Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom; as also to that derangement of the system, produced by the destructive habit Of the inconSiderate 'school-boy, which brings on those disttessing I>EP,ILITIES and DEFICIEN CIES that prevent nr embitter theaNlatrimonial state. The successful result of th e ir plan, gives them additional ardeur to oppose the ravages of these c•unplaints, which are the Inuit • important in the catalogue of human infirmities. It behsives every p e rson.who has indulged lit thi; solitary vice to seek re lief by con:tilting Professh m al Men of eminence and honour,' to which Messrs. CURRIE -and Co. claim the sanction of sdholastie authority, as well. is the testimony of unemtra di acct., facts. In professing the cure of these . complaints, they hold„oilt no inducement t, rice ; but, sensible, as aII men must be of the existent:Ea of such calamities, they ruler their assistance as' regularly liduMtcd -Members of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of , tamdon and Ediikburh, slight and recent cases of Syphilitic infection are, radi cally cured in the short space of two days. Those of the Most Obstinate. duration, -sach as :;lostruetions, hive tCrAtl: strictutcs, pains .of the hones, gleets, &c. are per , ma.iiently and speedily cured.. Several Noblemen and Gen.- flu men of the first respectability have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the rerwiral of cimiplaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c.; and having received a radical and permanent cure; request that references may be made to them as satisfactory eeidences of the decided snperiority of Messrs.,Currie and Co.'s plan of treatthent 'Many of these Gentlemen had strictures from tell to twenty years, and were under the care of Messrs. Heine, Heaviside, anti other Sur geons of cantata eminence, who attem2ted • their cure by the application of the lunar caustic., Without success. Messrs. Currie and - Co. have •selected the following letter from the 'many they are daily receiving front Gentlemen, re timing them that'll; • for th e ir restoration to sound and rigorous health. It 'was sent to them . , unsolicited, front the sou of a Noble Earl, who had laboured - under this d:stressing and painful malady for ten years ; he had, trecii under the care of several Su.vgeons of professional emin e nce; mine of tyh nit afforded h',lll perornient 'relief; but. fr,oi the superior uie th,ia of tat atment adopted and pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. its received a radical cure in the short space of one mouth. " Mae 28 181 u. "t•/E-1.3r °N 1) l'Olt IMP p IS CIl 1R tn.: , AND RELIE F OF .I,4lt.SitlB(l))'S.ED:ii'Olt. SMALL DEBT S. _ tE- Cr4veli-street Strand, IIVNIZA:CTIONS j , T "IE LAsT I SINCE 1 . L k. a. it. . . lh e cx , PORT, Vi z . .ttlgtlSt 1, 181.3. ~r,, 'elllots Of Sir James Musgrave, Bart. fiftY 47 5 0 IQ teilg, (fettuin: le-aer ditty -- ' - 2 2 0 tt.n.ir;e' intalesligh.illllEl4i.tetviph,nd Co. . : - 2 2 0 Ann. Ann. 2 2 0 ,Z. Et! Maehenzie,Esq - Ann. 2 2 J Zi: lobes, Atltherl I, 0;con - - Go ling 1 1 0 1 .... 1,, rh(,,,.4.),,, li sci ni ut.1. 01 ,,,,„, / p er Mr. - -st 10 0 0 Put' 141 u the Letter -boji '-- - Dish LAVi 11 0 ''."(ilat . g a b e(1 and relieved (roils varions Pristntt.v, - . I , i 57 2 11 tonsoL )1, 1 for the Stun of - - - 1),„1.e";e,.2d.,the Cas-es of 40-Petitioners; AP ilen f Q ~. t and Rejected 16. sq. the 3:n-d„,: Lo are received b 4 J. Canntea Neild, 11. .rrie,, Atc,„l,", theyn watts, Chelsea; also by Messrs. I.tt.. 4.44 4!'', knit' Co. ,Itj 1 ' -qt re i e t • lloares, Fleet-street i 11; ,t4'rk ",.I'),W,lltitat. ‘t: tducos ' I )4a.rd-street ; 11 " 1 ..., (1 P ,_ ltitit if'"''' 14(l'e l'i 4 -4 . - 'n .. n Uorrien and Cu- l's'll':,, 1444,.",b hill t h II aUitritir% 4 :5" Ta . 11-:11, t . tl; Veres and Clier.::. 't4tkit(l-Litree; and 4 titce- 'ecret 'try, N 0.7, Craven-s .i t i , ,i'itlt(lL"",lo the this ina; be s ' een hy those who are ~10 ‘,e list 111)l)9rt this Charit. lnd where the Society meet t Wtesday.in Ottoh);; next. . . . t r rON . 1? • nd le, L'squr k c 4 e, :.'„i - s B tr t Z t i :"" fe l3 o r s u g ic re ( ' a r t . 2, Coral' t , a • I : / 'lends and the Publiiiciet4os7e. 4 sntall Lot ery of only 5,000 rteketS• in , calling the at- Win' , ' , 1 a Grand Prize of i .30 000, „13esitles 8,060 Guinea s in be aittinrGuld ! • ,:: ~!% 0 be drawn all in 0e Day,2 1,,r • t, th"," e arly as the 24th Instant. fli tl 'lti k t, 4 ,f,re snlieits an early call at eittier of his _tr . VI : , Y: 44,-"-ht,i,i therst w here the last Twenty '1 housand s!) 1 .( 1 . 1 0 _, ',l)l)tipti.(A tle Uoldett Prize uf 10(.0 Guineas, aid the last Ritil:4ll4lllrin()e•sl);343t, See. 7.e. are n9w paying. on dein usual u l . or 't,,4 I.::luictilitatilit.;).l,ablic Funds conducted as • ~.L. '' : `.'4,,t . 1 ' .. ' 134- ....•'''" - .vri - '''''ti• l2-- iN- - 4,i. c- .1 . ei. , ,..,,-) „ 0 ..1.)_z7) ki), • - pi. -i.. . 2 v ,..); , re-y -!,... 0 ', .4...va • , ite j--)74;,' •, 7 , . 5 ,(2 . "' \ '` ; ;,3 1 7 . 9* , -' , -WARNING and REPEATING WATCI-IES. BERItOLLAS, !nventor and Patentee, 194, Strand; a Private Door opposite St. Clement's Church.—'Phis hi4hly useful Intention is to remind the Wearer of any number of appointments he may have to attend to in the course of the day, and to awake him in the morning, is incontestably one of the most convenient and useful objects that can be desired; as a Warning and Repeating Watch, its utility is obvi ~ ,s, and will he found to combine every desired pur pose. Ihe construction of this Alarum is a matter of pecu liar consideration, as it can be sold for the saint price as any !Rite,. plain. Watch, and is so simple in ita ;lattice as not in the least t , injure or prevent its well going and perftirmance ; and even a.luwing the' Wearer no opportunity for misma nat,;ement. . sth. The religi.ni of Boodho •profe!4ed by the Chiefs and inhabitants of the provinces is declared inviolable, and its rites, ministers, and places of worship are to An maintained and protected. 6th. Every species of bodily torture, and all mutilation of limb, member, or organ; are prohibited and abolished. 7th. No sentenee of death Can be carried into.executiort nainst any inho iitant:exe!:pt by the written warrant of the British Governor or Lieut.-Governor fir the time being, founded on a report of the case made to h in throngh the ac e: edited Agent or Agents of the Gave: um,!at resident hi the interior, iii whose presence all trials for capital.offoices arc to take place. - ptrfrA' pce" if ' l e 0 1) cf fo l 1,5 ° e 4 tV et 1J eth. SuMeet to these conditions, the administration of Civil and Criminal .Itisticet and Police user the Kandla]) inhabi tants of the said provinces, is to be exercised according ko established forms, and by the .ordinarN authorities, saviii,g always the inherent right of Government to reiPess griev ances and reform abuses in all instances whatever, parideolar or general, where such interposition shall become necessary. !ith. Over all other persons, civil or military, residipg in or resorting to these provinces, not being KandianS, and ' Criminal Justice, tog ether with Police, shall, until the plea sure of his Majesty'sGoVernment in Bagland may lie other wise declared, he administered in manner following:— , Ist. AB persons, not being commissioned or noa-commis- Sioned Military Officers, soldiers, or followers of the - army usually held liable to military discipline, shall be subject to the Magistracy of the accredited Agent or Agents of the Bri tish Government, in ail cases except charges of murder, which shalkbe tried by special Commissions to he issued from time - to time by the Governor for that purpose. Provided al ways, as to such, charges of murder wherein any British Jett 1113 y he defeadaat, who might he tried far the same by the laws of the United lthigdoin of Great Britain and Ire land, hi force fur the trial of offences committed' by British., subjects in foreign parts, no such Britishk subject shall be tried on Any charge - of murder alleged to have..beett perpe trated in the I:lndian Pro,vinces, otocrwiie than by virtue of such laws of the United Kingdom.. This Day w•as pubiilietl, In Two Volumes, BCrti. price 18s. board., ONSIDERATIUNS on the PRESENT LITICAL S rxrE uf INDIA.' embracing-Obserratioits on the Character of the Nativ..s—on the Civil and Military Courts—the Adroillistrati , of.lustice—the Slate of the Lana, Tenure, and the Condition of the Peasantry—and the Inter n,' Police of our Eastern Dominions ; inti.;nded chick as. a Manual of Distraction in their Duties for tl junior Servants of the-Comp:inv. . . • I.ly ALEXANDER FRASER. TYTLEIt, Late Assistant Judge of the 24 Pergunnahs, Bengal' Establish- merit. London : Printed for Black, Parry, and Go. BoOksOlers to the, Hon. East India Company, Leadenliall-street: reet 1/ .43 o f Cgf „ft` , Co' j : 00 1) Ir traill"t"of $0 1(1 FO, rA , rt ALL IN ONE DAY. 1,,11t I),,4I';9I:TE'RY or only 5,000 Tickets; Tiiilt:2l;trblqp;i47sT, contains a Gra.nd Prize of ,4(13, 000 .1-.()1) POIIND, titIINLIS io GOLD. 1., 1.''....0f.. SCIIENII,.. 1 1, '''' . ......'• •• • • ... 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Commissioned or nim cominissioneti Military Oaken, soldiers or followers of the .rat usually held amenable to miiitary shall in aid eriiaTnal eases wherein they sirty delenilants., t a the laws, regnlatioa,, an! c , ,sti a in, of war, erg i Cravernor ;tail Cu a mander in Chief in !II eases fallini.t . under this, ninth Alitic:ie„ an tinlimited right of revi:iiv over every i * .roreedii, civil at- IrtEl oy virtue 'oF Lliercof, and reserving also I ill power to make Bach particola provisions, co:if:mu:oly to . ilic general spirit of the said Article, ai may be found necessary to c;irry its principle into full effect., • 10th. Provided always, that the operation of the several preceding clauses it);111 - not he coo! ravened by the provisions of aay temporiry or partiol proelamc ion puhlished daring the aile.il l e L! of the army, • whicit provisions, is so far as inc.:u p:Wale with the , aid preceding Art ore nevelt, repealed. 11th. The Royal dues and revenue.; of the Kandian slices are to be managed and collected fur hii Maes.y's use L id - the support of the Provincial Establiihment,accordidg to la All coital), and ivider Lie direction and .inperiateinlatsce of the accredited k;ent or Agents of the British Govern.. meat. 1.2 t h. Excellency the - Governor will adqpt provicionollY and rtcommenil to the consrmition of hi- HignneVft the Prince Regent, la the name and on the behalf of hi , Aa jesty, such oispositions in family of the trade of these irk,- vinces, as way facilitate the export a their prof .etc, and im prove the returns, wheflier in money, or cloths, or other commodities, useful and desirable to the inGabitants of the Raudian country.—Gon SAVE THE By his Comm mid, . 4 • J., .„ .4_5i ' sq x/Igitha.ND, Dep. Se rotary.