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a, Eastern side ; 
1. Greenland. 
2. Labrador, Eskimo. 
3. North coast of Hudson's Bay. 
4. Humoky dialect. 
b. Western side: 
1. Inhabitants of Prince William’s 
Sound. 
British Legislation. 
[July 1, 
2. Tschugazzi. 
3. Konagen, in Kadjak. . 
4, Norton Sound. 
5. Sedentary Tschuktsghi. 
6. Jakutat. 
Such is the outline of the vast work 
in contemplation. 
BRITISH LEGISLATION. 
ACTS PASSED in the FIRST YEAR of the REIGN of GEORGE THE FOURTH, 07 in the 
THIRD SESSION of the SEVENTH PARLIAMENT of the UNITED KINGDOM. 
——a 
AP.I. To suppress Insurrections 
and prevent Disturbance of the 
Public Peace in Ireland, until the 1st 
day of August, 1822.—Feb. 11, 1822. 
‘Two justices may cause clerk of the 
peace to summon an extraordinary session, 
who shall give notice thereof, and cause 
justices to be summoned.—Justices so as- 
sembled may signify, by memorial to the 
Lord Lieutenant, that the county is dis- 
turbed, or in danger of being so.—Lord 
Lieutenant and Ceuncil may proclaim such 
county to be in a state of disturbance. 
Proclamation shall warn the inhabitants 
to remuinin their houses between sun-set and 
sun-rise ; and shall appoint special sessions 
of the peace.—Places proclaimed to be 
considered as such from the day inhabi- 
tants shall be required to remain within 
their houses.—Proclamations shall be con- 
_clusive evidence in civil and criminal 
courts. 
Lord Lieutenant may appoint a King’s 
serjeant or counsel to preside at Special 
Sessions.—Such serjeant or counsel to 
preside as chief judge, and Court of Ses- 
sions shall have all powers and authorities 
as are incident to Courts of Oyer and Ter- 
miner, &c, and shall proceed without Grand 
Jury, &c, as herein mentioned.—Discre- 
tion given to Court to try persons by jury. 
Persons found out of place of abode to 
be brought before magistrates, and if not 
out on lawful occasions, deemed idle and 
disorderly. 
Justices, &c. may enter houses, and 
absent persons deemed idle and disorderly, 
Persons administering or taking oaths 
for seditious purposes, &c, or not giving 
information concerning the same, deemed 
idle and disorderly.—Persons circulating 
notices to excite riots or unlawful meet- 
ings, or demanding money, arms, &c, 
deemed idle and disorderly. 
Persons having arms deemed idle and 
disorderly. — Persons found in public- 
houses, after certain time, deemed. idle 
and disorderly. — Persons tumultuously 
assembled, deemed idle and disorderly. 
Persons convicted of being idle and 
disorderly, TO BE TRANSPORTED: FOR 
SEVEN YEARS.—Persons adjudged to be 
transported, may be sent out of the coun- 
try to any gaol in Ireland, 
Persons guilty of hawking seditious pa- 
pers deemed idle and disorderly, but, as 
such, not liable to transportation, 
Special Sessions not to take cognizance 
of any offence, except of idle and disor- 
derly persons, &c. 
Magistrates of adjacent counties at large 
may execute this Act within counties of 
cities or of towns, &c. 
If any action, suit, plaint, or information 
shall be commenced or prosecuted against 
any person or persons for what he or they 
shall do in pursuance and execution of 
this Act, the same shall be commenced 
within six months after the offence com- 
mitted, and shall be brought or laid within 
the county where the act was committed ; 
and such person so sued may plead) the 
general issue of Not guilty, and, nponissue 
joined, may give this act and the special 
matter in evidence ; and if the plaintiff or 
prosecutor shall become nonsuit, or forbear 
prosecution, or suffer discontinuance, or 
af a verdict or judgment on demurrer 
shall pass against him, the defendant shall 
recover treble costs. F 309 
When verdict for plaintiff, if judge cer- 
tifies that there was probable cause’ for 
doing the act, only 6d. damages.—-Where 
act was maliciously committed, treble 
costs. 
Cap. If. To empower the Lord 
Lieutenant, or other Chief Governor or 
Governors of Ireland, to apprehend and 
detain, until the 1st day of ‘August, 
1822, such Persons as he or they shall 
suspect of conspiring against his’ Ma- 
jesty’s Person and Government.—Feb.11. 
Persons imprisoned in Ireland for high 
treason, &c. may be detained till Aug.1, 
1822, and shall not be bailed or tried with- 
out an order from the Privy Council. 
Persons to whom warrants of commit- 
ments are directed shall detain the persons” 
so committed in safe custody. 
Persons charged with the custody, as 
also the place of detention, may be 
changed. Eee 
Cap. Ill. For indemnifying such 
Persons as have seized or detained any 
Arms or Gunpowder tn Ireland, since 
the \st day of November, 1821, os 
the 
