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than for the defence of such edee'll or ether eirriage,
or the passenger or passengers therein, every such
person shall, for every such offence, forfeit and pay
the sum of Fite pounds, to be recovered and applied ,
in the same manner as the other penalties Unposed
by this Act.
Persons who shall receive money for conniving
it any offence prohibited by this Act, to forfeit the
sum of 501.; and, in default of payment thereof,
to be committed to the House of Correction, for
auy period, not exceeding three months, nor less
than one month.
And whereas it would materially contribute to
the safety of passengers, if a great part of the lug-
gage usually conveyed by stage coaches were con-
veyed in a much lower position than it generally the
case at presest; and the same restrictions, in re-
gard to the number of outside passengers ma such
stage coaches, would not ke so requisite, provided
no luggage was carried 'by them, except in the
manner hereiti-after-mentioned; be it therefore
further enacted, that all stage couches, long-bodied
coaches included, carrying no parcels or luggage
whatsoever, excepting in the inside, or in the front
boot thereof, or in a hoot behind; or under the bo.ly
of such carriage ; and s here the top of such hoot
behind, when the couch is empty, is not more than
six feet from the ground, having obtained a special
license for that purpose, and having the name of
the owner or owners, and the number of outside
end inside passengers thereby allowed, painted or
inscribed thereon, shall be permitted to carry two
outside passengers more than the number of out-
side passengers hereby limited with respect to other
coaches or carriages above described, without sub-
jecting the drivers, owners, or proprietors of such
coaches or other carriages to any of the penalties,
forfeitures, tines, or puiiisliments, imposed, or au-
thorised to be imposed, by this Act; ally thing
herein contained to the contrary notwithstanding.
Any prosecution for any offence committed
against the provisions of this Act shall be com-
menced *Alms the space of fourteen days after the
offence shall hare been cutausitted.
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Hackney-coacher, which work by Permission ee
stated stages, aresnot within this act.

NAYAL INVILLIGENCE.

. • tronrsmouTst, June 5.1:9.
Arrived the ifferistry, from the Eastward, and
the Druid from !reload.
Sailed the Thom. •• • cruise off Havre.
The Himont is appointed for the Mediterranean,
ke. and the Chererty takes convoy for Plymouth..
, Came into harbour the Hibernia.—The Dart
cutter will issue instructions uotil the /Possum is
out of harbour.
Passed by for the Thrwns, Christian VII.
to receive the Sag of Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Pel-
lew.--Wind S. W. with rain.
PLYMOUTH. JUNE 28.
Admiral Sir R. Calder arrived 'here yesterday,
as Port.Admirel, but has nut hewed his flag.
Admiral Sotheby has hoisted hie Hag on board
the Dreadnought, in CawaJnd Say.
Arrived the VAigle frigate, with • mail from
Jamaica.
Sailed the Imprrieuxe frigate, for Malta; the
Envniater h gun...rig, with Dispatches for Cadiz.
The Poidiers it getting under weigh, mud the
Alorriston with a convoy fur Wales.
The Syleille frigate M come into II mune to refit
DEAL. JUNE 29.

Arrived the Races sloop of war, from * cruise;
Samuel, --, from Trinidad; Thu,Nas. Clarke,
from St. Vincent's; Surrey, M'Clealitu. from New
Providence; and the Artelia, --, fur Allow,
last from Gibraltar, and sailed fur the Riser.—
Wind E.N.E.