The Sun.
London, England, 1814-10-05 00:00:00

BANKERS'" LICENSES.

St:Hop-Office; London Sept. 17; 1814.
-1V• OTICE-is bereby that,- by the Stamp
Act, 48 Gm 3, c. 149, all LICENSES granted to
Bankers or others, to issue Promissory Notes, payable to the
bearer on demand, and allowed to be re-issued, will expire
on the 10th of October next, and that they most be re-
newed within One Month from that day', or penalties will he
incurred.

That a separate License must betaken out for every place
where the Notes shall be issued, unless the persons to be li-
censed had, issued their Notes at several places before the 2d
July, 1808, and originally obtained one License for all such
places; in which case only they will be again included in

one Licenser
That every License must specify the names and places of
abode of the per Sons to be licensed, ;it'd the name of the
place or plzces where, and the name of the bank, firm, or
title under which, the notes;are to be issued ; and Licenses
to persons in partnership niust'specify the names, and plaoes
of abode, of all the persons concerned in partnership,,
whether All their names appear in the Notes or not ; and in
default thereof the Licenses will be void. With ther; par-
cuars a specimen of the Notes must also be left at this Of-
See, by persons, applying for such Licenses.
Timt a penalty of 1001. for every offence is imposed on the
issuitig of ProthissOry Notes, of the description" aforesaid,
without a License, or at any other place, or under anY other
firm or title, than is specified in the License ; and a penalty
of 50). for every offence is imposed on the issuing of Pro-
missory Notes of, any description, or Bills of Exchange, not
duly stamped, and on the re-issuing of Promissory Notes out
allowed to be re-issued,' as well as on the re-issuing of
Notes allowed to be re-issued after the period fixed for that
purpose, viz. three years from the date thereof.

The Commissioners of Stamps having had occasion to p:o-

smite several'. Country Bankers, this notice is given, that
all persons concerned .May in future conform to the law,
and avoid the Re naltieg for which they will otherwise he pro-
secuted and that•persons applying for Licenses, may come
prepared with all the requisite particulars to he inserted,
therein, without which 'the Licenses cannot be fil ed up, so
as to "prOtect the parties again+4 penalties.

fly order of the Conithissioners,

IVILLI ANT KAPPEN, Scc ref ary.

10011TGAGE.

ItvirA NT ED,. from 20,0004. to 50,0001. on the
most ;imple !,,Tohotti St,eority,' am! iaartieulaily ad-
rantageons to Trustues. having large Sums to lad• out or iu-
vs,st on Landell Securt y.--A 00.41. remuneration %%ill be
made to tlr Person proentific, it.
Further particUlars mac be obtained on applicatio t to Mr.
Cu Isha, Law Stationer, Threadneedle-street, London.

MAP OF THE MUM) STATES OF AMERICA. AND
• OPERATIONS OF THE P,PlTisa AintY.
M A P 5," on a veltiArg•calc;of 'tlic UNITED
STATES, and particularly of that
,portionof_them
i; the actual seem., or likecv to he the scene; of'kfili-
tary Oi•erations, will be given BELL'S WEEKLY 'MES--
SENGEII., on SUNDAY and MONDAY NEXT, October pih
and I ; containin; a Map of Canada and Quebec ; Ahe'dif-
fcrent positions, extent )..nd boundaries of the Provinces of the
United States, roil of the principal towns ; of Washing-ton,
the fecesat scene of operation:;. and likewise the scite-of all
the great Towns; Cities, and Harbours, which it is likely the
British. Army or fleet' will attack, This- Map must be 'parti-
cularly interesting at a period when the theatre of war is
changed, and without such AsSsistance no reader cart coMpre-
bend the Gazettes, or Military Dispatches. This Map will he
accompanied with -a Geographical and. Historical Account o:
the United States, and the population and strength of the
principal Towns, skewing the facility of attacking and rtdue-
ing them.

brd.,rg to he given at the Office of this Paper, or of Any
Newsman or Post-Oiiict in the United Kingdom, price Eight-

pence.