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ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, Oct. 4, 1814.

VEIERSAS,by an Act of Parliament pnsse4
on the 24 July, last, It is enacted, that there shall be
allowed to British Governors, Ministers, Consuls, :bid Mer-
chant% residing in Foreign parts, for the maintenance of all
Seafering Men and Days, Subjects of the United Kingdom
of Great. Britain and Ireland, that shall be Shipwrecked,
Captured, or by othei unitroidable accident, be driven or cast
away, Or that shall he discharged as unserviceable, front any
of his Majesty's Ships or Vessels, at such Foreigu Portsor
Places where Such Governors, Ministeri, Consuls, or Mer-
chants resides and to every ?Oster orulter person,' having'
charge of a Ship or Vessel,
,taking on board and• subsisting
such Seafaring Men and Boys, in
,tha wanner expressed in the
Act at, Geo. 11. cap. IQ, such Sum Of Money per diem as the
Lords Commissioners of tie ,Adatiralty, from tlrue to time,
6hall, in their distretibu; direct.

Notice is hereby given,' that the Lords of the Admiralty
have, by the authority of the aforementioned Act,. direated
the Commissioners °ibis Majesty's Navy, to cause the Soso of
One Shilling and Shipeuct: per diem, for the Subststence and
Passage home of each such Beaman or Si:Jai-hi Buy to be
paid; toany'Person or persons that may be entitled to receive
the same, under the Prtivisiuneef the said Act : observing, hi
respect to Merchants, that by.the Act passed in the alst of Ms
late Majesty, intituled, An-Act foram chcauragement of
Seamen employed in the Royal Nary," 8.. c. it is enacted, that
in those Foreign Paris where there is uhta resident Clover.
:no?, Minister or Consul, tre, or snore lirititish Merchants
are authorised to act is Provklin foi such Seafaring Men and
lloyi, . • ' J. W. CROKER.

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