The Sun.
London, England, 1839-02-04 00:00:00

CAUTION.
WHEREAS, in the night of Til':sClay, the 29th
ult., BANK NOTES, of ;which the following are the
particulars, were STOLEN or L(1;:sT, viz.:—
10/. Bank of England, No. 6 t 39, dated 11th February, 18;17.
Si. Cambridge Bank (Foste'r and Co), No. 4,183, dated Nov. 23,
10/ 1835. (138val)14 at Messrs. Prescott, Grote, and C0.',.)
. Hitehen Bank-
A 386
101. Baldock 0
101. Ditto 2,615
101. Car: 2,293
"`. r icridge Bank 3,731
Ir.luntingdon ditto 6,347
41.
oDitto
4,715
110/1.. Ditto
00
. 5,410
6,794
5/. Ditto
. 7,136
..
51. Ditto
51. Ditto .....
5/. Ditto
Si. Ditto ... 9,731
11,450
Si. Ditto
51. 298
51, Bedf:Jrd Huntingdon Bank
M.erlborough hank2,3lo
Matlock Bank
04 Cambridge Bank 7,444

a Ditto
5759 The Public are hereby cautioned against receiving any of the Asad
Notes ; and requested, in case of any attempt to negociate the
4lne, to give immediate notice to Mr. Burnaby, Chief Clerk,
bpublicOffice, Bow-street, London.
kebruary 1, 1839.

GLOUCESTER. and WORCESTER HORSE
TOWING-PATH COMPANY.
'whereas by an Act of Parliament, made and passed in the 51st
year of the reign of his Majesty George the Third, entitled 4. An
4et for extending the Horse Towing-path on the banks of the
oqr!ver Severn from Worcester-bridge to a certain place below the
v of
Gloucester, called the Lower Parting, situate at the corner
things Porth
enacted am-mead, in the county of Gloucester," it is, among other
r" That the Company o° Proprietors shall always have full power
4l authority at any General Assembly to make such rules, by-
_°4, and orders, for the good government of the said Company,
nd the good ;71d orderly
time to
s using of the said undertaking, and from
time, to alter and repeal the said by-laws, orders, and regu-
and to impose and inflict such reasonable fines and for-
Ts upon all persons offending against the same, as to the major
r"t of such General Assembly shall seem meet, not exceeding the
lona of 101. for any one offence."
the t a General Assembly of the Company of Proprietors, held at
tilt Hop Pole Inn, in the city of Worcester, on Saturday the 24th
Y of Nevember, 1838, pursuant to twenty-one days' previous
iotice,
tapirs, given in one Worcester, one Gloucester, and two Londotapirs,for the purpose of altering and amending the y-
blaws of fe said Company, and making such new ones,for the good govern-
ent of the said Company, and the gore l and orderly using of the
471 undertaking, it was resolved that the following by-laws be
44e, published, and strictly adoreal:—
Penalty for not taking a ticket.
I. That every person, using any horse or horses, or ether. beast
10' beasts, on any part :w the road or towing-path, for drawing any
t`oovte barge, or otlier vessel, navigating or passing on the river
sae rrona,dsohrall, 'oefore using any such horse or other beast on the
iowing-path, apply for and take from the ticket-house
nearest to the spot or place where he shall enter or propose to enter
b,. -0 said road or towing-path a mileage ticket expressing the
I intafriber of miles such horse or horses or other beast or beasts shall
'ended to be used or to pass on such road or towing-path,
"'her upwards or downwards, and shalt pay the toll mentioned in
and r authorized to be taken in the schedule hereto annexed; and
Y Person neglecting to apply for and take such ticket as.afore-
le shall,e on conviction thereof before any Justice or Justices of
fort r:eace for either of 0-.0 counties of Worcester or Glocester,
it 'elt and pay to the !I-did-Company of Proprietors the sum of 405.,
,4ier with the cr,sts of conviction.
river to carry 'ticket, and penalty for not delivering same at ticket-
house.
...
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Flo the driver of every horse or other beast used or em-
ir -al upon the said road or towing-path for the purpose of haul-
g, shall (until delivered as hereinafter mentioned) keep such
ticket in his possession, and shall deliver the same to the
rrsonillea appointed by the said Company to receive it, or attending
that such tieket-house for that purpose, at that ticket-house which
ts',all be nearest to the place mentioned in such ticket, or to which
e all
ticket shall be granted or issued, and in default of so doing
!nail, on conviction before any such Justice or Justices as aforesaid, forfeit and pay to the said Company of Proprietors for every such
°ffence the sum of 205., together with the costs of conviction.
Penalty for refusing to produce ticket.
3. That it shall be imperative upon the driver of every horse or
Other beast so hauling as aforesaid, and he shall be bound to pro-
duce any or every ticket tx, be delivered toCommittee him as aforesaid, on
being requested so to by any one of the of the said
Company of Proprietors, or by any person being or acting as one
of the Cornpar.y's agents or servants, and in case of refusal shall,
upon conv'.ction, forfeit and pay to the said Company of Proprietors
the sue:, of 205., besides the costs of conviction.

'Penalty for hauling beyond the distance ticket granted for.
4. That every person using any horse or other beast, for the pur-
poses aforesaid, on the said road or towing-path, for a greater dis-
tance than that mentioned or specified in the ticket to be applied
for and taken by him as aforesaid, and who shall not apply for and
take a fresh mileage ticket at the nearest ticket-house for such fur-
ther space or distance as he shall use any horse or other beast on the
said road or towing-path for the purposes aforesaid, shall for every
such. offence, and on conviction thereof, forfeit and pay to the said
"Hripany of Proprietors the sum of 9.05., together with costs of
Dt..ivition as aforesaid.
14 whose name ticket to be taken out ; penalty for neglecting
5, re so'to do, or refusing to give name.
of That every such mileage ticket shall be taken out in the name
pe3'e person in whose name or service the boat, barge, or other
beeso to be hauled shall then be employed, and every driver of
horse or horses, or other beast or beasts, hauling such boat,
oriLret, or other vessel, or the owner of such horse or horses, or
v„, Beast or beasts, or the owner of such boat, barge, or other
shall,
or the captain of or other person navigatin the same,
oo any or every neglect to take out such ticket in such name
AndthtrieeLairds: on conviction,
60 forfeit and pay to the said Company of
the sum of s., besides the costs of conviction.
r at if the captain or other person navigating any such boat,
Cge, or other vessel as aforesaid, shall, on being required so to do
bYeianY °Do of the Committee of the said Company, or by any person
to ng or acting as an agent or servant of the said Company, refuse
barge e the name of the person in whose name or service such boat,
, or other vessel as aforesaid shall be employed, er shall give
boatr°ng name, every such captain or other person navigating such
Darn'e barge, or other vessel, and so refusing, or giving a wrong
the as aforesaid, shall, on conviction thereof, forfeit and pay to
costs
said Company of Proprietors the like sure, of 605., besides the
of conviction.
'vier for the Company, at their option, to proceed against owner
er captain of boat, or owner or driver of horse.
f° 6 That in all cases in which it shall be necessary or expedient
tethd? said Company to proceed against any person or persons
at th_l?g against any one or more of the above by-laws, it shall be
the
re discretion
aft said Company of Proprietors to pr.oceed foi
agai„,,"ery of y one or store of the penalties afor.esaid, either
bar "'L the 'person or persons in whose name or service any boat.
be °r other vessel, navigating or passing on the said river shall
aar4,"Pl°Yed, or against the captain or other person navigating the
oth ' Ipr against the driver or the owner of the horse or horses, or
er beast or beasts, hauling such boat, barge, or other vessel.
Penalty for altering ticket.
sai7d. That wherever any mileage ticket, granted or issued by the
Company of Proprietors, shall be altered either in name, date,
forr otherwise, and such altered ticket shall be used in any manner
ofPe Purpose of defrauding or so as to defraud the said Company
hoa r oprietors, the captain or other person having care of the
barge,shallr or ot.ier vessel for which such ticket shall be used,
Of p' On. eprivi'ztion thereof, forfeit and pay to the said Company
oprieto,s the sum of 10/.

8. Penalty for riding on towing-path.
41.1.1, "hat any person who shall ride upon the towing-path, or who
' take any horse, ass, or other beast thereon, without
onsout of the said Company of Proprietors, shall, upon con-
7lun thereof before any Justice or Justices of the Peace for either
saiTe counties of Worcester or Gloucester, forfeit and pay to the
4 Company the sum of 205., besides the costs of cooviction.
Schedule above referred to.
t.Por every horse or other beast passing on any part of the said
ts'il or towing-path, and drawing any boat, barge, or other vessel
.4°lgating on the said river between Gloucester and Upton, for
ii:er,Y mile such horse or other beast shall so pass on such road or
10.1°11-path upwards, and for every distance exceeding one or more
Ite °ruffles, the sum of 6d.
For every horse or other beast passing on any part of the said
ad or towing-path, and drawing any boat, barge, or other vessel
'navigatinglvi on the said river between Upton and Worcester, for every
such horse or ether beast shall so pass on such road or towing_
path upwards, and for every distance exceeding one or more mile
°r miles, the sum of 9d.
road r o
For
r r t
every or other beast passing on any part of the said
path, and drawing any boat, barge, or other vessel
lac,v‘igating on the said river between Worcester-bridge and the
ow Parting below Gloucester; for every. mile such horse or
other beast sh-all so pass on such road or towing-path downwards,
ud f°r every distance exceeding one or more mile or miles, the
ru of 3d.

Exception from toll downwards.
Pop
ola„ . very boat, barge, or vessel, the owner or captain of which
1.0 a., In going upwards, have taken a ticket for the whole line of
provided such ticket shall be
endorsedfrom Glocester to Worcester,
by the Company's agent at Worcester, and shall be
Used for the same vessel for which it was taken out at her next re-
cestil voyage, and be delivered in to the Company's agent at Glo-
in,, 1r on the vessel arriving thero, otherwise the several parties be-
ticling to such boat, barge, or vessel to be considered as havingne
giet, and liable to the several penalties hereinbeforc in that case
aut
"rised to be taken.
____

WILLIAM PRICE,
Clerk to the Company of Proprietors.

39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly.
SIGHT AND HEARING.
TESTIMONIALS on the Messrs. S. and B.
SOLOMONS' Newly Invented SPEACLE LENSES
OICE CONDUCTOR for Deaf Persons.CT
:ented From James Blundell, Esq. M.D.
n" have now tried for some time the dessrs. Solomons' newly
Spectacle Lenses, and have experienced much benefit;
isn Y are far preferable to my vision than any other lens ; the relief
I'4i great, in paiticular by candle light, and in course of use for
:ngth of time the clearness of the transp.arency brings every °b-
p!, Very distinct ; they. can be fully appreciated only by those who,
" myself, may stand in need of them.
" JAMES BLUNDELL, M.D.

" No. 1, Great George-street, Westminster."
We, the undersigned, have been making use of the Messrs So-
„"aelis' newly invented Spectacle Lenses ; the comfort they afford
r defective vision gives them the decided preference to every other
wind of lens, we agree in every point of view in the above state-
Inent—J ohn Hooper, Esq., Surgeon, 29, Newington-place, Kenning-
`,9n ; Thos. Daldy, Esq., Surgeon, 33, Now Broad-street ; Thomas
• Pettigrew, Esq., F.R.S., Saville-row; Geo. G. Sigmond,
Sg** M.D., 24, Dover-street; Robert Noble, Esq., Surgeon, 38,
Albemarle-street;
.g W. Jones, Esq., Surgeon to the Infirmary for
,ernales, 15, Lower Brook-street, Grosvenor-square ; William
Esq.,,Surgeon, Denmark-hill; Thomas Griffiths, Esq.,
Surgeon, Hammersmith; H. Colborn, Esq., M.D., 28, Harley-
f"d-Place, Kennington.
t, In placing these Testimonials before the public, the Messrs.
'olomons feel desirous to state that their Voice Conductor, for deaf
Persons, is so small it fits into the cavity of the ear, not the'least
perceptible, and the faintest whisper at a public assembly is heard
with distinctness. These important new inventions are patronise
l their Majesties the King and Queen of Hanover, and their Roya
Highnesses the Princesses Augusta and Sophia, her Serene High-
ness the Princess Esterhazy, the Princesses Mary and Rosa, and
nil Grace the Duke of Manchester, &c. &c.
It is requisite to observe, 39, Albemarle-street.
In consequence of the gross imposition in the country, it fs ne-
cessary to state that no Travellers are employed by the above Esta-
blishment,