The Quebec gazette published by authority = Gazette de Québec publiée par autorité, 31 août 1826, jeudi 31 août 1826

[" VOLUME 8.THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 182.DFECRET VOLONTAIRE.No.621.B Y virtue olan ORDER OR Duebiee to wit { JUDGEMENT of the follow- mg contents to wit: Province of Lover Canada, § Tv rs King\u2019s Bexen, District of Quebec.§ Lithiduy of April, 1526.No Gul, Upon tie Petition of the Honorable Francis Ward Primrose, of the city of Quebve, in the county ant «district ol Quebce, Advocate.The Court having seen entoxamined the Potition in this canse filed by Mr.Fewcil,on the part of the HONORABLE PRANCIS WARD PRIMROSE, af\u2019 the city of Quehee, in the county wet district of Wuehee, Advocate, setting ior that, by act or deed of sale mando and passed at tie eity of Quebee heiore Feott and his confrere Notavies Public, bearing date the fifth day of April, in the present year one thousand eight hundred and twonty-wix.the pelitioner purchosed end acquirod from Peter Courtney, ofthe \"ace called Waterioc,in the scigniery of Beanport, thie party of the first part to the uforesaid Deed of sale fur the price and consideration and subject to the churges hiercinofter mentioned, the two cortain lois cr pieces olland situate lying end Gelug ia the sei- guia oft Beranert aloresaid beveinait« deseribed, ws Slow tania tosay Fird\u2014Tiutcertain lot or piece ofland known and distinguished hy the lot No.10,08 the second range othe establishment ealted Waterloo Settieiment,consisting in about three arpents in front by twenty ar- rents indepth, boimded as Hllows en the south by dhelske Duchesnaz.onthe north hy the third range of the said estahlistimient, où the south-wvost Ly the fot No, 9, heloneing to Jaunes Nortis or his reopresen- Latin es and en tLe nerth-cast hy the lot or piece of tand next hercimalier descritoil, acd s condiy.the souti-westerly ihivd parte in bt No.cleven of thie sabi establichincat, consinting: the seid thivd part of he sold lot of one arpentin Loent by twenty arpents indepth, bonded in font or towards tie south by tie divresatitlike Duchionaz à.tie rear or towards the north by the ihhérangecUre saidostabi-himent on one \u201cide townrcsthésouil-ve-st ny the uforesud lot No, lOfirrtabeveda cuib.d,and or: the other side Ble weit cond De toe ronnie two Ciirds ofthosaidior No, bis td 5, \u20ac -suid Pofor Courtney tothe fale Muse.uni now Le: longits to Lis lhoirs, ey barn and veine IR, CAE VA .Pen 143» rp bar 14 PRT Tage 3 toretrer with, nn Winer Delid doin Toa rauble on tae said two lets or ploces of Lund above de-cribed ercutod end hud: Lg her tie ap- parterinecs wis tory pe toove mo wey erally and ress cecidvely bela fee Lid twalos or pieces ol land en 1 nreaied ond tear inthe consive c& mouvance fine Demain ol tie.gnour ei the aforoscid soigni- ory of Beanpot aa tow ends the seme chureed with tho erns ed ranles seboun vs, to wit : Chrce pence of sand owo dello and Cao bushels CO wheat oi'sei- atloriul renr trie wie 00 cach of the sais lois Fc 10 and 11, pusuhe ce the clever.thoiï Noveims voy reas tar ever.and also subject > Torin each and 1 tool end singuine Ue ober charges and conditions setlorih and contd in the deed of concession of carlo the snd Les lus 10 und I, granted to lim thesaid Peter Couria y by the Honñnoreble Antiino hays dors Inte seiracue G00 decewnnd, severaady Leaving date and passe cre Med Bros Tacks sndhis confrère noie ru roventls Quy GE January ene thousend eight hunoref aud twenty-three, the said sale and conveyance inade and granted for and :n coteaderation olf the price or sun of sevaniy-five pounds, carrent money of vais Province.Tao said petition further setiny forth that the said two abuve described lots of land and prormiisses have fortiriast hice veurs and ip void, to wit : from the said ee- Louls dnchereaa iene the sud selent sy «1 Do \u2018 5 pe \u201cà venth day of Jenusry en\u201d thonsand ciybt hundred and twenty-three, heen possessed by the said Petor Courtney, as grantee reveal from the Honorable Anicine Louis Juchercau Duchesnay, late scigneur ci the soigniory el Beanpert, vader and hy virtue off the two absve-ns nduned deeds of concession made and passed betere Feche and confrére Notaries Pu- Llic, and bear'ng date thw ceveath day of January, in as .[ New Series.) the said year one thousand eight hundred and twen- ty-three 5 certified copies whereof, the said pet- tioner brings here into Lourt, that the said, petitioner wishing to assure to himself, his heirs and assigns, the said above described lots of land and premises, and in conformity to the act of the Provincial Parliament in such case made and provided, of purging the same ol alt other and further hypothd ques, charges and servitusiestif any there be )is desirous to have the same seized, sold and adjudged upon him by dierét volon taire subject to the payment of the aforesaid sum or remainder ol fifty pounds current money aforesaid, being the ballance of the aforesaid sum of seventy- five pounds, the purchase money of the said two lots of land and premises with interest on the said sun: of fifty pounds, at the rate of'six per cent per annum {rom the tirst day of May next and of the aforesaid cens ol rentes seigneuriales as well as to all the othop charges and conditions under which the said two above deseribed lots of land and premisses ave holden as aioresnid, The said petitioner concluding that this honorable Court be pleased to direct that an order do i-sne from this Court to the Sheriff of this dis- trier.conrmanding him to proceed to the seisure, sale and 20; idication by Décrêt Volontaire, of the said above dosvribod lots of land and premises, subject to the cLurves, clauses and conditions aforesaid, according to the laws now in force in this Province.The Court having also seen and examined the exhibits filed in support of the said petition, and en the whole maturely deliberatod, doth grant the conclusion où the said petition, and in consequence doth order the Sheriff of the district of Quebec, to prececd invirtue of the Provincial Statutes in such case made and provided to the seizure, sale and adjudication by Décrêt \\ olontaire, upon the said honorable Francis Ward Prinic->of tie said above dereridolands endtenn- meontsaudothor the appurtenancos and dopendencies het oeveriherenniwo.everatiy and respectively bos Jenginx in the manner preserihed for every other ssizure end sale of immcveable property (BDécrêt d'Immeubles on Hérliage) in virtne of any law now in force in the Province, subject to the charges, clauses and conditions severally and respectively &hbove mentioned, andthe Court doth further order that the seid Shertl do rewnrn to this Court, on or before the feet durisdicial dey of next Getober Term, ail that he mayorshallhave done in virtue of the pre- MilsCs, PEORAULT & ROSA, PUKE.Now T do herely give public notice, tant the ahuve described imrnoves pie property has been seized and taken inexecutien beac, sad will be sold amd ad- we lio ibe hielest\u201d and inst biader, atthe church doer {he parisa of Becaport.on TUESDAY, the NiNPTEENTIF day of SEPTLABEDR next, ai ÉLEVEN o'clockin the forenvon, at whichtime ad place dhe conditions ef sale will ho made known.VS SEWESL, Snoriff, AN and every person or persons having claims on y riortae orotnes ?iy advertised to rive 1 , at his Ollee inthe Court Meuse of the eaid Gity of Quetre, axcording to Lowe and inter, that nooppos don offre d'ain iciler ve dgn A difroise, the whole orang paste tios id PU nets, ov afin as charge ovser hide on tic satie, vill be received by the said shelf da ux the fitcon Gays previous to tac cate theveo!, and further, that every enpositon asa dander, efi de clare or afin the pramives al ove described, | fet - ?Atssriipeam pr eran no) itorinceumbrance, uve hero! ! 1 in de distraire, musthe accoimpanied with an affidavit of tine trath of tie ets in cneh oppos'fion, articnlatod srdsel Oethin the form require d by the ord-rof the bad Conrtottiie ninoteonth of Oeroher 1802, Thiet Any ct opposition as aforesudd.uithont sueh ahi- devicws ciorecald, will notimpede er Colay the oxo- Presses peur Croten order, end puitie noter is cdso lu veby Liver.pirrouant to the fourth section of the \u201ctatiite passed Ly the Legislature ofthis Provineo, intitnled, \u201cAn veutoreuder Votantary Shorts Sales, accréts \u201cor lentaires ore easy and less expen ive,\u201d that al and every person or persons havivs etiurges and rights, and especially mortrages, Aypothéqnes, whieh may be the subject of an opposition or oppositions \u2014 Ra NUMBER 46.JILUDI, 31 AOÛT, 1826.afin de conserver, is and are by the above recited act bound aud required to produce the same eight days at least before the day herein before fixed (or the adjudication of the above described property, and further notice is given, that the said order is returnable onthe Ist day of October 1526.SherifPs Office, Quehec, Oth Mai, 1826.No.ligt.LES\" virtue of a WRIT of Quebec to wit: [ 8D FIERI FACIAS issued out of His Majesty; Court of King's Bench, holding Civil Pleasein aud for the District of Quebec, at the suit of Simon Pierre Fortier, of the parish of St.Gervais, in the County of Hertford, in ihe Dis.tric of Quebec, cultivator, against the lands and tenementsof ANTOINESIMAR D, fils, and PIER - RE SIMARD,of the parish of st, François, Riviére du Sud in the county and district aforesaid, cultivators, to me directed; I have seized and taken in execution as belonging to the s«id Antoine Simard and Pierre Simard, and in the hands and possession of Michel Landry of the city of Quebec, Huissier Avdiencier of our said Court, Curator to the délaissement in this cause, made and filed to wit; ¢ An arpent ot land to be taken out of a 'and of two arpents and three perches in front by forty arpents in depth, situate in the parish Saint François Rivière du Sud, bound:d at one end towards the north by the lands of thé pari-h of Be:thier, and at the other cod towards the south by the Rivière du Sud, onthe south west side by Antoine Parié, aid on the north east by the miner children of Antoine Fortier, the arpem heretofore fieiongins 10 Pierre Fortier.\u201d Now I do hetebv give public notice that the above described immoveabls property will be sold and adjudged tothe hizhest and last bidder atthe eharch door of the aforesaid parish of St, Frarçois Rivière du Sudon TUESDAY, the NINETEENTH day of SEPTEMBER next, at TEN o'clock in the forenoon at which time and place the conditions of Sale will be made known, Ww.5.SEWELL, Sherif.Alland every percon ar persons baving claims on the above described propery by mortgage or other right or incumbrance, are horeby alvertised to give notice there- cf to the caid ShertiF ai his Office, in the City of Que= bee, according (o law 5 ard further, that no opposition afin d'annuller or afin de distraire 1be whole or sny part ot the said land, or afin de charg: or servitude on the same, will be received by the said Sheriff during the filieen days previous to thg sile thereof, and further that every opposition afin d'annuller, afinde charge or afin de disliaire, must beaccompamed with an aflidavit of vie tush ef {he freis tn such eppositien, articulafed and set ford me the fore required by the order of the suid Court {the nineteenth of Quiober, 18292, \u2018That any such apposition es afuresaid, without such affidavit as elore.sduiy, will not impede or deliy the execution of such writ, on} that no opposition afin de conserver will be res carved ut any time auf er the expiration of the twenty Cur hows nest elior tie return day of such writ, and farther notice 1s grvca that the said w rit is retrrnable cn the bat day of Quir, 1526, W.Ss.ss.Syeris Olit_e, \u201cJuebec, O:h May, 1826, Ji Subscribers having rosicned the Agency in Quobce, for the Wennaxn CANAL COMPANY, request alljersens vhomayhaseany demandar inst theni as accents aforesaid, to send in their cecoants immediately.And those Stockholders \u201ca this city who have not yet paid up the lustolin it ol'8 per cont.called in, will be plea:cil to do 59, that the same may up- pear in the account of ihe collection of that Instii- ment about tobe rendered, THVINT, MACNAUGHT, & Co, Quebec, 20 July 182¢. 638 .THE QUEBEC GAZETTE, ANNO SEPTIMO GEORGII IV.REGIS.CAP.XLVIII Eatract of an Act passed in the last Session of the Imperial Parliament, intituled, ¢ An Act to alter and amend « the several Laws relating to the Customs.\u201d (26th May, 1826.) HEREAS several Acts were passed in the last Session of Par- linment for consolidating the laws of\u2019 the Customs, and it has been found necessary to make certain Alterationsand Amendments therein 3 be ittherefore enacted by the King's most Lxcel- lent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament Commence- assembled, and by the authority of the same, that from and after ment of Act.the fifth day of July one thousand eight hundred and twenty-six, the same shall come into and be and continue in full force and operation for all the purposesmentioned therein.11.And whereas an Act was passed in the last Session of Par- Management liament, intituled, An Act for the managanent of the Customs 5 and it \u2014= is expedient to alter and amend the same in inanner herein-after provided ; be it therefore enacted, that every Order, Document, Signature of Instrument, or Writing required by any Law, at any time in force, two Commis to be under the hands and seals of the Commissioners of is Ma.Fo be jesty\u2019s Customs, which shall be signed by two or more Commissi- without Seals, Ohers or assistant Commissioners ofthe Customs, shall be deemed to be an Order, Document, Instrument, or Writing under the hands and seals of the Commissioners of llis Majesty\u2019s Customs, within the meaning ofsuch law.Management ILI.And be it {urther enacted, that every Act, matter, or \u2014\u2014 thing required by any Law, at any time in force, to be done or per- Daticsof OM- formed by, to, or with any particular Officer, nominated in such pers performed Law forsuch purpose, being done or performed by, to, or withany noes ame.person appointed by the Commissioner of His Majesty\u2019s Customs to pointed by act for or in behalf of such particular Officer, the same shall be Commissioners decmed to be done or performed by, to, or with such particular Officer, and fat every Act, matter, or thing required by any Law, at any time in force, to be done or performed at any particular place within any port.being done or performed at any place within such Port appointed by the Commissioners of His Majesty\u2019s Customs for such purpose, the same shall be deemed to be done or performed at the particular place so required by Law.Regulation, 1V.And whereas another Act was passed in the last Session of > Parliament, intituled An Act for the general Regulations of the Cus- _ toms ; and it isexpedient to alter and amend the siune in manner tows herein-after provided ; beit therefore enacted.that so much of the West indies.Said Act as requires that the Master of every British ship arriving at any port in the United Kingdom, on her return from any British possession in America, shall deliver upon oath to the Collector or Controller a certain List of the crew of such ship, shall apply only to ships so arriving on their return from the Fest Indies.Register.XXV.And whereas another Act was passed in the last Session of Parliament, intituled, An Act for the registering of British Vessels, and Ships built ta it is expedient to alterand amend the same in manner herein-after pro- Coloniesfor vided: And whereas by the said Actitis provided, that if any Ship be Owners in builtin Asia, Africa, or America, for Owners residing in the United United King- Kingdom, a Certificate therein mentioned shall be given for the Na- dom to have vigation of such Ship to the United Kingdom, whether by a direct or Lertifcate to] circuitous Voyage, and that such Certificate shall for such Voyage have Davigate for all the Force and Virtue of a Certificate of Registry under that Act ; be it therefore enacted, 'Fhat such Certificate shallbe in like Force for the Navigation of such Ship forany Voyages whatever during the Term of Two Years from the Date of such Certificate, if such Ship shall not sooner arrive at some Place in the United Kingdom.XX VI.And whereas by the said Act for registering British Ships Eatryof.Bill Provision is made for the entering of any Bill of Sale of any Ship or of Sale in Vessel, or any Share thereof, in the Book of Registry at the Port where Bookofintende such Ship or Vesse! is registered, or in the Book of intended Registry sad Registry.= 5 > te Ds at any other Port at which she is about to be registered de nove ; be it enacted, Thatsuch Entry in the Book of intended Registry, shall not be made until all the Requisites of Law for the immediate Registry of the Ship or Vessel in such Book have been complied with 5 nor shall such Entry be valid or certified on the Bill of Sale until the Registry de novo of the Ship or Vessels shall have been duly made, and the Certificate thereofgranted.; X L111.And whereas another Act was passed in the last Session Fossessions of Parliament, intituled, An Act to regulate the Trade ofthe British * Possessions Abroad: and it is expedient to alter and amend the same Free Posts in manner hercin-after provided: And whereas by the said Act certain Goods are prohibited to be imported into any Port or Place in the Pritish Fossessions in America, except into some of the Ports in such Possessions called Free Ports, and enumerated or deseribed ina Table contained in such Act; be it therefore enacted, That if any Goods shall beimported into any Port or Place in the said Pos- cessions contrary to such Prohibition, such Goodsshell be forfeited.Rum fcam W XLEV.And be it further enacted, That Rum or other Spirits, the Indies to Canae Produce of any British Possession in Souli America or the West In- da.dies, when imported from any British Possession in 4mearica into Canada, shall not be deemed to be Foreign, ner be charged with Duty as such; and that the Duty of Sixpence the Gallon, imposed by the said Act to regulate the Trade of the British Possessions Abruad, upon such Rum or other Spirits, when imported its Ca- nada from the United Kingdom, shall be payable over and above any Duty thereon there payable under any Colonial Law, any thing in the said Act or this Act to the contrary notwithstanding.XLV.And be it further enacted, That all Masts, Timber and Ashes, brought by Land or inland Navigation into Canada, and duly shipped aud exported from thence,shall, upon Importation into the United Kingdom, be deemed to be and be imported as the Produce of some British Possession 3 and that it shall be lawful to bring into Canada, by Land or inland Navigation, any Beef or Pork,to be there warchoused for the purpose only of being exported to Newfoundland: Provided always, that Security shall be given to the satisfie- tion of the Commissioners of His Majesty's Customs, upon the First Entry of such Beet and Pork, that the same shall he duly conveyed to and warehoused in some warehousing Port, to be from thence exported direct to Newfoundland.XLVI.And be it further enacted, That Wheat Flour which shall have been warehoused at any {ree warchousing Port in the British Possessions in North America, and which shall be imported direct from the warchouse at such Port into any British Possession in the West Indies oy in South America, shall npon such Importation be liable only to a Duty of One Shilling for every Barrel ol such Flour, instead of the Duty of I'ive shillings now payable on the same under the said Act for regulating the Trade oi the British Possessions Abroad.IL.And whereas another Act was passed in the last Scssion ef Parliament, intituled, An Act to repeal the several Laws reluling to the Customs 3; and it is expedient to amend the same in order that certain Acis mentioned therein should not be repealed; be it theve- fore enacted, that so much of the said Act as extends to repeal an Act passed in the Fourth Year of the Reign ot His present Majesty, intituled, dn Let for regulating the number of'appreniices to be luken on board British merchant vessels, and for preventing the desertion of'seumen therefrom; and also to repeal an Act passed in the forty-third year of the Reign of is late Majesty, intituled, An Jet for the better securing the freedom of Elections vf Members lo serve in Parliament Sor any place in Ireland, oy disabling certain Officers employed ia the collection and management of lis Majesty\u2019s revenue in Lreland from giving their votes at such Elections: and also to repeal so much ofan Act passed in the sixth year of the Reignof King George the Second, intituled, An Act for the better securing and encouraging the trade cf is Majesty's Sugar Colonies in America, asimposes any Duty to be paid to His Majesty ; and also to repeal so much of ar Act pussod in the seventh year of the Reignot King (reorge the Third, intitulod, An Act for granting certain duties in the British Colonies and Plauta- tions in America, for allowing a Drawback of the duties of Customs upon the Exportation from this Kingdom of Coffee aud Cocoa Nuts of the Produce of the said Colonies or Plantations, for discontinuing the Diruichacks payable on China Earth-nware exported {o America, and for more elject- ually preventing the running of Goods in the said Colonies and Plartations- asimposes any Duty to be paid to His Majesty: and asso Lo repoal so much ofan Act passed in the fourth year of the Reign of King George the Third, intituled, In Act to regulate the Imeportation and Exportation of certain articles subject bo du:ties of Lxcise, and certain other articles the Produce und manufacture of Great Britain and Ireland respectively, into and from either country from and to Lie other, as relates to the Excise, and which were enumerated in the said Act, shais be and the same is hereby repealed, LI.And whereas by the said Act passed in the last Fessien of Parliament.to repeal the several Laws relating to the Customs, the so- veral Acts, and Parts of Acts, therein particularly enumerated and referred to, passed prior to the last Session of Partiainent, are re- pcaied, or will, from and after the Fifth Day of July.One thousan:l eight hundred and twenty-six, be repealed ; and itis expodient to repeal also several Acts passcd in the last Session of Parliament; be it therefore cnacted, That the several Acts hercinalter montion- ed, passed in the last Session of Parliament, shall be and the saine are hereby repealed : (that is to say), an Act, intituled.An Act to reduce the Dulics on JVine, Coffee and Hemp, imported into the United Kingdom ; and another Act, intituled, An Act for further regulating the Trade of His Majesty\u2019s Possessions in America and the West Indies, and for the warehousing of Goods therein: and another Act, in- tituled.An Act to extend to the Tsland of Mauritius the Dutics and Regulations which relate to the British Islands inthe West Tndies ; and another Act, intituled.An Act to repeal certain Duties of Customs, and to grant other Duties in lieu thereof: fo continue, until tie Fifth Day of July, One thousand eight hundred and twenty-six, the Bounties on refined Sugur 3 and to alier the Bounty on Corduge.LIT.And whereas by the said Actofthe last Session of Parliament for repealing the several Laws relating to the Customs.together with this Act, all the Laws relating to the Customs made prior to the said Act are repealed, orare intended to be repealed, save and except certain Acts herein-after mentioned or described, relating tosome particular Subjects, and which are not intended to be repealed ; And whercas, in conjunction with the said Act passed in the last Session of Parliament to repeal the Laws of the Customs, several other Acts were passed for consolidating the Laws of the Customs, in order, as therein stated, that the purposes for which the former Laws so repealed had from time to time been made, should be secared by new enactments, exhibiting more perspicuously and compendiously the various Provisions contained in them, and which several Acts came into Force and Operation on the Sixth Day of January in the present Year: And whereas itis expedient that no doubt should remain whether any, or what, if any, former or other Acts, relating ia any way to the Customs, continue to have any Force 3 be it therefvre enacted, that all Statutes and Acts, and all Parts of Statutes and Acts, made in the respective Parliaments of England, of Great Britain, of Ireland, and of the United Kingdom, relating to the Revenue of Customs, to Navigation, or to the Prevention of smugaling, in any art of the British Dominions, which were in force on the said Fifth Day ol January One thousand eight hundred and twenty-six, besides the several Acts and Parts of Acts expressly repealed by the said repealing Act of last Session, ag hercinbefore amended, and\u2019 by this Act, shall he and the same are hercby revealed j save and excepteouch Acts and Certain Gooda brought tnland iuto Cana:la for Exports.tions Possessions Abroad.Daty on Wheat Flour imported froma Wyre house, Kepeal.Certain Arty not to ee Repeated, 1G.4,C.25 es = 13 G.3, \u20ac.« 6 Gs, 0.18, Cortaln Acts of hist Sessions to be repualeil.6G.4,c.13.6 G.4,C.73e GG.1,c.76.Repeal.6 G.4,6.104.Cicneral repeai of the laws of the Customs except certain flaws hereinafter described or eaumeriated to be saved Certais Actsto be saved, ~ rr RÉ 18G 3.c.12.B1G.5,0 3), Acts to be cave ed.5} G.3,0.47 53 G.3, c.5te bà G.2,0.2G, Parts of Acts as are herein after mentioned or described, and declared to be saved and excepted from the Effect of this general Repeal ; thatis tosay,\u2014An Act passed in the Eighteenth Year of the Reign of His late Majesty King George the Third, intituled Au Act Jor removing all Doubts and Apprehensions concerning Taxalion by the Parliament of Great Britain in any of the Colonies, Provinces, and Plantations in North America and the West Indies 5 and for repealing so much of an Act made in the Seventh Year of the Reign of His lute Majesty, as imposes a Duty on Tew imported from Great Britain into any Colony or Plantation in America, as relates therelo 5 and also so much of any Act, or the Part of any Act now in force, which was passed prior to the last mentioned Act, and by which any Duties in any of the British Possessions in America were granted, and still continue payable to the Crown, as relates tothe Collection and Appropriation of'such Duties ; and also an Act passed in the Thirty-first 'Y car of the Reign of His late Majesty King George the Third, intituled _4n Act fo repeal certain Parts of an Act passed in the Fourteenth Year of His Majesty's fcign,inlituled \u201cAn Act for making move effectual Provisions jor the * Government of the Province of Quebec in North Americas\u201d and to male further Provisions for the Government of the said Province ; and &lso an Act passed in the Fifty-first Year ofthe Reign of His late Majesty King Grorge the Tlhürd, intituled {n Act fur carryimg into Effect the Provisions of a Treaty of Amity, Commerce, und Navigation, concluded heliween Hic Majesty and His Royal Highness the Prince Regent of Portugal ; and also an Act passed in the Fifty-ninth Year of the Reiæn of His late Majesty King George the Third, intituled