The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-09-20 00:00:00

F.AST INDIA HOITIFF. Sept. 11,
rt of Directors of the United CoinprinY mf
.•.* ughnd, trading to the East Indies, du

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General Court of the said Company, sp-
lint; florae on Wednesday Abe 47th instant,
Spirt u, 1,1" ,hr purpose of submitting for confirmation the
Of the dennil Court of the allot* June, approving
of the f 'tont of I rirectors of the 3d 31ay last, pris-
ing titre (...iptain Michael, of the Madras Establishment, upon
rlsign:3,: :sr military anvire, in order that he may continue to
Translator to the Tanjore Commissioners in Eng-
.', in stitch capacity receives a salary of OWL lbs. per annum,
i gruv!!. upon the terms and conditions therein stated, a
rc o: that Salary for he; sod further pmviding.
. :.2i)CVE Cie period shall arrive at which. if Captain Michael had
the military service. he would have sucrecded to the
,;,:' et n regiment, and a share of of'reckonines, the said
•,; of 682/. 10s. per annum be incr,:ased front that date to

(?),r,
to be b•

per annum far life.
Lopy to Ole Resolution heCtre mentioned. together with the Do.
entente ape's winch it has hen tonrned, ere open for the topsail:o
1::e Propreetors at this Douse.
JOSEPH DART. Serraerm.

SeLure hoeing lalely beers made on
•bmrd a merchant 'dip in the 'Titantea, by the Officers of the
Thanes Police, of certain vkets, marked on the lacks with the
t27.15:1 sett tire s'onl " Tower." and it having been .proved by
eviJence that these Muskets had no el been made for his itleji:sty
terries, nor received into the public states, anti consequently that
the slid inerka were forgeries:
And the Master:General and Board of flettnance having reason
lei'evi that thJimitation of the King's marks on small Arms lies
b:cr. by ho MC IDS 00111i9td to the instance above mentioned, and
c..nsidered it probable that individuals purchasing Arms so
caked bay not lye aware of the heavy penalties they incur by
ant viz suth Armin) their Possession, have thought proper to pub-
::, .: .e following abstract of the Acts of Parliament now in force
.ithject
snAct of Parliament passed in the 9th and 14th rears of the
rim el King William 111. it is enacted. " That all persons in
possewinn any military tar 'other stores, marked with the usual
s. shall he found, or who shall conceal Ruch stores (unless such
..c.sion is In the usual course of public employment as Con-
.7sr ars). dist] forfeit such stores, and the sum of 200/., together
et' !be co...Ai:of pCoseention, one moiety to his Majesty, and the
? moiety to the i:irermer ; and shall also suffer imprisonment
• ; q nicht and performance of the said forfeiture, unlaces such
•••••-, shell, upon their trial. produce a certificate, under the hands
t!.;:e or rt of his Majesty's Principal t/fricers of the Pub:it
nmaent, eapresiing the numbers, quantities, or weight of each
• they sh.tll then be indicted fur, and toe reason of such
! coating :in, their I.;osessh:i."
Ly an Av. rased in the s.lth year of the reign of George 111. it 13
That after the passing of that Act, the said Act of the Uth
ef King and also the several other Acts of the
of King George 1., the 17th King George 11., and the 40th
ping (ur.rge 111., so far as they relate to his Majesty's Naval,
/rdnance, aral Victualling stores, and all the pains, penalties, &c.
thrtn, shall extend to all public stores whatsoever,
...arke I w:th any of the marks specified in the said Acts, or with
Cce Arroi- and the letters' 8.0.' or with the Crown and the
:trout Arrow. or COI Ilia Majesty'. Arms, or with the letter.
ti. ft.': and to all persons not authorised to use such marks, or
ftrtk:ny any tomls marked with such marks, and to all persons in
ehe,e possession any such stores !thrill be found, without ands cer-
tif.:tee s. in the said Act mentioned, or who shall Wilfully and frau.
ee it tiettrny, take out, or deface such marks, as effectually. to
•c fillrits, an if all the penalties anti forfeitures, mat.
tea illltart tut the said several Acts contaiuZ:l, to far as the same
7:.71-!r tet Ili* Majesty's Naval, Ordnance, and Victualling stores,
punishment of femora offending in scanner thernn men-
vere herein and licreby severally repeated and re-enacted,
7.lr.Zt , ?xi! Abet Stores what ever.
die King's Marks, contrary to law, can only
purposes of disgraceful imposition, and the practice is
is d...trimntal to his Msjes:y's service as it is fraught with danger
:Jimiivi,:s..ll; it is the determination of the Iklamer-tier.eral and
t. pr„wecate whit the utmost rigour all offenders against due
ch•. and niece especially to pursue and bring to justice all
once: net: in illeg,zily marking small Arms, or isaiding arc
the sal; thereof.
c:lcr of t .c ilaatar-Oen.ral stud Board of Ordnance.
IV 1.1.1 A ORIFFIN, Secretary.
TAPRIT, is NOW OPEN in die Large Circle PA:
N,.)ItA MA, I.cirester-square. This interesting View of
•'.: Cly art surroacsiing Country, taken by Mr. R. BURFORD
tr, !! c yr.: 1:26, from the Tower of the Church cf Santa Cruz,

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coo ..------ -.-- . ,
a -ri,ot the New Palace built be Philip V. • the Bum noir°,
the filewrite retreat of Ferdinand VI.; the Pr;do, the long eel.-
tra, ,'. !•isldonable Promenade of Madrid; the Pls.:a 'Uwe, or
lire.t •.-,113te: and the (7alle dc Alcala, one of the finest streets in
7.r,rve ; tvether with all the spletr.l4l Monasteries, Churches. &e.
~.s.•.ich the it inish Capital is so celebrated ; and a distant View
1 i i
th! ti as n arn larrana )11ountrins, and the celebrated Monastery of
N EX IC() continues open.—Admittance to each, is.

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to inform the Public, that he continues to give Lessons.
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and Gentlemen are attended either at their own house',
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