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London, England, 1802-03-27 00:00:00

order for the maintenance of such Bastard, or for
the punishment of the putative Father or Mother
thereof; but that the Laws in that behalf shall re-
main in full force, as 'if this Ad had never been
made.

• In case any Bastard Child shall he removed from
its Mother, with or without her consent, under the
age years, or from the Person to whom
such Bastard shall have been sent by or by the or-
der of any Justice of the Peace as herein is direded;
and it shall not appear by whom such Child shall
have been taken away, -it shall be lawful for any
Justice of the Peace, upon information thereof, and
he is Jiereby required, to issue a Warrant to compel
the Mother and putative Father of such Child, and
.the _Person from whose care -it bath been taken, to
appear before him, and to bring such Child with
them, and in case such Child shall not he produced
by them, or one of them, to bind them or any of
them upon their recognizance, with sufficient sure-
ty, to appear at the next Assizes or General Quar...
ter Sessions of the Peace-for .the County, or in de-
fault thereof to commit them or any of them to the
County gaol, to appear and answer to any Bill of
Indiament that may be preferred against them or
either of them, in resped thereof.
The Peison to whose care any Bastard Child
shall at any time be committed by the Order of any
Justice of the Peace, and/who shall have undertaken
the care thereof, shall not deliver over such Child
to any other Person to be nursed or taken care of,
without first making application to Such Justice of
the Peace, or any other residing in or near such
Place, who shall order and, direct to whom such
Child shall be delivered ; and any Person delivering
over such Child without such Order, on conviaion
thereof by any. Justice of the Peace, shall be liable
w pay a Penalty not exceeding the sum of
or shall besommitted to gaol for any
time not exceeding and the Person
to whom such Child shall-have been delivered with-
out such Order, being duly summoned by any Jus.
tice of the-Peace for the County or Borough where
such Person lives or resides, shall forthwith pro-
duce such Child, which shall 4gaig be placed under
the care of such Person willing to take care there-
of, as such Justice shall order and direa ; and in
case such Child shall have died after such removal
without Order, and before the rime
_appointed for
the production, thereof, it shall be lawful for any
Justice of the Peace to issue his Warrant for bring-
ing before him.the putative Father and the Mother
of such Child, and the Person in whose possession
such Child was. at the time of its death, and to
commit all or any of them to the County gaol,
there to remain until the next Gaol Delivery, to
answer such Bill of lndiament as shall be,preferred
against them or any of them.

In case any Bastard Child put out to nurse, and
not living with the Mother, shall die, the-Person
having the care thereof shall immediately, or as
soon as may be, give notice of the death thereof to
the Minister of the Parish, or a Justice of the
Peace living in or near to such Parish or Place, who
if they think fit may cause the body to be 'exa-
mined by any Person' praaising surgery or.physic,
the expence whereof shall be borne by the Parish to
which such .Bastard belongs, and shall --be paid by
the Overseers thereof, and be charged and allowed
in their accounts ; and if the Person to whose care
such Child shall have been committed, shall wilfully
omit or negled to give notice of the death of such
Child, in manner hereinbefore diret9ed, or shall
defer such notice so long as that it cannot be ascer-
tained, by reason thereof, whether such Child died
by ill treatment, it shall be lawful for any, Justice of
the Peace to commit the Party so offending to gaol,
to answer to such`Bill of Indiament as t the next
General Quarter Sessions, or the. Assizes held in
and for the County, shall be preferred against such
Offender.

Where any Parish, and the concerns thereof,
shall have been regulated for three years iinme
diately preceding the' Making of this Ad, by a
SeleCl Vestry, consisting of any limited number
of Parishioners, it shall he lawful for such Pa_
rishioners, or the greater number of them, duly
convened in their usual manner, without giving
any public notice thereof,. and without any appli-
cation made to them for that purpose, to appoint an
Assistant Overseer annually, with a salary, not sub-
jed to any appeal, and to appoint one ,or more Per-
son or Persons to audit the Overseers' Acettunts in
manner hereinbefore direled, ,Which appointments
shall be binding upon the Parish ; and such Assist_
ant Overseer and Auditors shall have. all the powers
and privileges, and perform all the duties, which
they or any of them would have had or done, in
case they had been appointed by the greater part in
number and value of the Parishioners, in manner
hereinbefore direded i►r other Parishes.

Eighty Thousand Pounds, in five capital Prizes
arc yet to be gained at Btsx's old State Lottery,
Offices, No. 4, Conihill, and No. 9i Charing Cross,
undrawn rickets and Shares are selling in great
variety, and the Priies paid on demand. The
Wheel is immensely rich, there being three Prizes
Of 20,0001. two of so,oool. &c. &c. &c.: the
Public may depend on being supplied with Tickets
and-Shares whilst any remain unsold, at the above
Offices.

Philanthropy induces us to give the annexed all
the publicity in our power. In cases where Ladies
are :aided with Sore Nipples, those accoucheurs and
midwives, who in their .pradice adopt Mrs. GARD-
NEa's Essence of Roses, are requested to apply it
even previous to suckling, as the precau6on will
save the patient from inexpressible pains, and con-
duce, to the praditioner's. reputation. The Medi-
cine, when properly used, never fails of the desired
effect ; and any further diredions required will be
givenrby the Inventress, at her house, No. 75 and
76, Long_acre.-As lucre is by no means the objcd,
it is sold at ss. sd. each packet.