The Sun.
London, England, 1813-05-24 00:00:00

DEAN FOREST, GLOUCESTERSUIRE.

OAK-lI:VRK AND TIMBER.
TO BE tiOl.,D BY AUCTION,
At the near-Inn,. Newnham,
On Ttteedv, the Ist I'l of June, 1913, betwen the Hours of
; 2. and 2 ()Tim +,

By order of the Right lion. Lord Glenhervie, William nacres
Adams, and Hew-) Dawkins, Esiri. Commissioners of his
Majesty's WOods, l'orests, and Land' Revenues,
IN "i•EN. LOTS, •
PUB BARK of about 1401 OAK TIMBER.
TREES,, feiled fOr the Use of the Navy; and 20i Ditto,
felled for sale, in his Majesty';, Foriist of Dean, in the County
of (iloueestert 'and also, '
• IN FOUR LOTS, •
-ONE 'HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE PIECES OF
OAR and ONE, PIECE OF BEECII TIMBER, felled for the
use of the Navy, in the said Forest, but rejected as unfit for
the Service, together with sundry Buts, Tops, and Limh
Xnees.
Particulars to beliad at the Office of the Cammissionera of
his Majesty's Woods,: Forests,.and Lind Le ven nes, W hitehall-
place, Lndon; OP Ed Ward Davies, Eig2Deputy SurVeyor of
the said Yorest,,Eastbach,court, near Coletord, in the said
County of Gloncester; and at the Place of Sale.

MOST DESIRABLE I-gra:Lunn. • ESTATE, HANTS.
--
QOON will be SOLD, together or in Lots,
1..7 horderlng on the S0'101(1610°1' River, and the New
Forest ;,.consisting of the MANOit of DIIIDEN, with beau-
tiful N Oath and convenient Farina, containing:oloot 968 acres,
well inclosed; a large Purlieu, and valuable night,: of Com-
Awn in the :•..e.w Forest; together with the ADVOWSON,
worth about 4001. a year. . -
In this Estate are some of the finest situations in the King-
dom fur imilding, connuatuling the most delightful Views of
the Suuthamptott River;spithead, the New Forest, and adja-
cent country. 4. ,
,' 'roe Estate is 'extremely welt clothed with remarkable fine
thriving Oats' Timber,. and every way eligible for the Man of
Fortune and the Sportsman ; and-is capable of great improve-
nient.

Printed Particulars will soon be distributed ; in the mean
time, apply to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and. Attwood, Salis-
bury.
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AMERICAN PAPERS.

" BY AUTHORITY.

it An Act vesting in the President of the United States the
, power of retaliation.

[l3y Section 1.. it emtet.d, " That in. every
case when any violation of the laws mid usages
of war shall be done and perpetrated by those
,acting under the authority of the British Govern-
ment against any of the Citizens of the .United
States, employed in the, land or naval service, the
President is aurlibrised to cause full and ample re-
taliation to be made, according to ,the laws and
'usages of war."]. • •
Section 11. And be it further enacted, " That
in:all cases Where any outrage or act, of, eitielty or
barbarity shall be or'have been praCtised by any
Indian or Indians in alliance with the British:Go-
vernment, or in connection with those acting un-
der the authority of the said Government, against
citizens,of the United'StateS, or those under its
protection, the President of the United States is
hereby authorised to cause full and ample retalia,
tion to be done and executed On all such .British
subjects, soldiers, seamen, or marines, or Indians,
in alliance Or connection with Great. Britain, be,
ing prisoners of war, as if the same outrage, or
act of cruelty, or barbarity; had been done under
the authority of the British Government. • .
(`4igned) " CLAY,
" President, of the House of Representatives.
(Approved) " JAMES MADISON,"

lisfAlten stated, that
a Messeugs., town To, Aumiral Warren's
anuadron, with pacific proposals from 0111 Govern.
!Vela, We have no right, however, to expect,
that the British can accept any terms which our
Administration arc yet disposed to offer,"