Royal Gazette 1817 January 30

 
Vol. XII.]

The Royal (Colophon) Gazette
DEMERARY and ESSEQUEBO, Thursday, January 30, 1817.

 

[No. 1021.

 
Arrival - Schooner Demerary Trader, from North-America.

The Mail for Europe, to be forwarded to St. Kitt's by the Robert mail-boat, now in the river, will be made up at the Post-Office on Saturday morning.

The letter-bag of the Grantham, which sails tomorrow for London, is at the Store of Underwood, M'Garel, & Co.

The Letter-bag of the Balfour, for London, is at the Store of Store of Nurse and Troughton. She sails in the course of a few days.

Local Laws. [heading]

By an Act dated the 20th July, 1803, no person is permitted to keep a tavern, or a tap, for wine, beer, or spiritous liquors, or keep open houses in either of these Colonies, unless such persons have a special licence from the Governor, for which he is to pay annually, within the first three months of every year, f 3000, which licence must be renewed every year.

But no such tavern-keeper is permitted to sell to Slaves, on pain of forfeiting his licence; nor is he allowed to open a new score [sic], or to draw liquor to any one, after ten o'clock at night, except to strangers.

By the same Act, no person whatsoever, except sugar Planters, on their esattes, or the above-named licenced tavern-keepers, are permitted to sell rum, or to barter the same, on pain of f 1000 fine; and if the same be sold or bartered to slaves, on a further pain of banishment.

All persons who are desirous of retailing spirituous [sic] liquors, must apply to the Governor who will, if he think fit, grant permits for 12 months, to be renewed annually, on payment each time of f 300.

Even the said retailers, however, must not sell any rum in a less quantity than 5 gallons and a half, and that to inhabitants only, on pain of f 1000 fine, and forfeiture of their licences; and if the said Rum be sold to any Slave, then the further pain of banishment.

SLAVES in the COLONY-JAIL. [heading]

NAMES.

PROPRIETORS.

BY WHOM SENT.

Sandy

Government

Indians

Manuel

Pl. Hereuse Advent.

Bush Expedition

William

Macdonald

Dienaars

Manuel

Pl. Huis t' Coverden

Pl. Land of Canan

Polly Mary

Pl. Bushy Park

Vrede & Vrendshap

Mingo

Pl. Bee Hive

By Order of His Honor the Fiscal

Caesar

Ditto

By Order of His Honor the Fiscal

John

Estwick

Pl. Houston

Bob

Macdonald

Martin

William

Farley

H. B. Fraser

William

Pl. Friendship

H. Borel

Bacchus

Pl. Roomen

Dienaars

Ben

Thorne (Barbados)

Order of the Fiscal

Tim

Mary-Ann Hall

J. W. Robertson

Charles

Thorne (Barbados)

Order of the Fiscal

Charles

Marsh

Rotterdam

Dick

Wade

Pl. Houston

Breton

Slengard

Pl. Golden Grove

Yamma

Plantation Prosperity

Dienaars

Toney

Dougan

Dienaars

Richard

W. King

Moliere

Adam

Seward

Pl. Blygesight

Charles

Dr. Gall

Winklaar

Joe

Haarwood

Dienaars

Peter

Massiah

Dienaars

Jan. 30. F. Strunkay, Scout.

Published every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday;
By William Baker.

 
 


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