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This day was publithed, price es, Lwcd, A thiv edition, with a Preface, of ADISCOURSE on the Conduet of the Go vernment of Great Britain, in raped. to Neutral Miaow. Written In the year r 7511, By CHARLES JENKINSON, Efg, Now Earl of Liverpool. Printed for T. Cadet I, jun. and W. Davies, Strand. EAST INDIA-HOUSE. March it, tSor. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of UNITED COM?"' NY nf MERCHANTS ENG.. LA ND, trading to the EAST-1N DIES,do bereby give N Vat they have rev i o.'d a letke from nine Pi eftriet-er, fiyonhing !heir jilt. ation to krior f rlvard a otoci..a at the Quarterly &nerd Court anyobitid to be b, /don Iffedapay the 254 for grairtietg • yeifron, or fume rentonerather, 14 Sir Sidney Secitb, for geed and write, iota Egot. WILLIAM RA MSAY, Secretary. ' The Left Night of the Mr. L Compan NlG y's perHT. forming before latter. E'ilflh's THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON SATURDAY NEXT, March 28, 1801, will be re4ived Mallingar's Comedy of A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. Sir Gies °vulva, Mr. COOKE; Lotd I.orel, Mr. MURRAY; re OreedY. M. FAwctrr ; Mandl, Mr. LINDEN ; Allwortb, Mr. H. JOHNSTON; And Wellborn, Mr. LEWIS ; Lady Allworth, Mifs CHAPMAN; And Margaret, Mire MURRAY ; (Being their fir* appearance in thole Charades%) Ind of the Play (by particular defile, and for the only time this feafon) " Mt& Evidi Sohn," by Mr: tNCLEDON. To which will be added (for the Lan time) the favourite Mu . SadEntertamment of - FOR PUBLIC SALE, At New Lloyd's Coffee-Houfe, over the Royal Exchange, on Tuefday the 31ft Julian; at two o'clock precifdy, (For the Benefit of the Underwriters) THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 630 Casks of Fretted Pilchards, in good condition, each cat containing 2400 to 3000 Pith, which will be put in Lots for general accommodation. Tube viewed on Saturday, Mon day, and the day of falc. Catalogues, containing all further particulars, will be ready for dclisiery, on Friday next. deo. Fattiest, l'iworn Broker, N 0.6, Great Eaftcheap. This day were publithed,handfornely printed in fuperfine Royal Odavo, and HotziLdfed, wit Is four engraves' Vicws, rice,p s. PICTURES UE EX C URSIONS in DEVON SHIRE, confuting of facet Views, with Deferiptions, By T. H. WILLIAMS, and H . T. JOHNS. . Number I.—to be continued. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, ALtrd , 13, dor. 'THE CO URT of DIRECTORS .t the - 8 - UNITED COMPANI" of MERCHANTS f ENG. LAND hadiv h for EAST INDIES, de hereby irk? N the, I.ondoa : Printed for Murray and Higliley, N.). 32, Pleet-greet That at the oesrterly Gerard Court apfrohttal to k held ex Wei. nefity the isth of illereh et-xt, the followireg R.folittion cf . the Carr! of Direelos tif , f the 2gth anise ! veil! he reported to the Gement, Cord s agreea,Vy lathe eit4 Ithe 3 9tb Geo. 111. eaft.B7, Speedily will be publiflud, ASURVEY' of the Strength and opulence of GREAT BRITAIN; wherein is sewn, The Progrefs of its Commerce, Agriculture, Population, JIM ball= iii.d finee the Acccflion of the Houle of HaIIOVIT By the Rev. Dr. CLARKk, . . . WANTED in the We ft of England, Board and Lodging for a Lad/ In a genteel private Family, a Clergy man's would be preferred. Eighty Pounds a year wiU be given, wins not included. Sccretary for the Library, &c. to his Ruy;l Highocfs • the " That it is the opinion of this Court,that the Commanders • and Owners of the Ship QiJi:ett arc fully acquitted from all • imputation of neglect or nafeonduet in rcfpcet to the lase/ • that slip." WILLIAM RAikaAr, Secretary. TWENTY POUNDS REWARD. Addrefa (port paid) to A. B. No. 37, Tsai(toes-treat, Co vent-Carden, London. .• . . . PRINCE UV V. ALES. _,,, With Obfervationa by Dean TuCker, and DLvid Horne. Ef¢ in a curref,Knolcc.ce with Luca )(alnico; nuw li It pnbilflo:d. London: Printed' for T. Cadcli, jun. and W. DavLs, in the Strand. , WHEREAS RICHARD SAUNI)ERS, late of the Borough of Plymouth, Journeyman Cooper, Rands charged, on Oath, with fie-ding a Quantity of FRENCIi BRANDY, which was landing from a Prize, a Reward el TWENTY POI • NDS i, hereby offered to any perfon or per il* no that will apprehend and fecure the fad Richard fiatindas, In any of hi Majefty's Gaols, which will be paid by applying to Edernt Lyne, Efq. agent, or to Mr. Peter Symons, broker, is Plymouth, on his convietion. The laid Saunders is about fix feet high, long vifage, fhort grey hair, Is very flout, and has a down look wkb him. Wore away, yaterday, a light-coloured great coat and a bluejacket under.—Plymouth, March 17, am. PAUL AND VIRGINIA. Paul, INCL EDON; Alhambra, Mn.s MILLS r . And Dotfilnlque. Mr. MUNDEN. Jacint ha, Mrs. ATKINS ; And Virginia, Mn. H. JOHNSTON. Tickets and Places for the ➢osn to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Stage Door dale Theatre ; and of Mr. Lewis, No. ss, Croat Queen-ftreet. TO MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS, Ac. DCOX's complete SEA, FAMILY, and • :PORTABLE MEDICINE C H ESTS, on impror cd prin ciples Deady and conveniently fitted up wi:h every of - ul Ar. tick of MEDICINE of the part* quality. Sold by Hot:.,n, Fenehurch-street, London; Meyler, Bath ; Sheppard, MRS and by 1). COX, Cheadft to his MAJOYTY, Glouceßer. Caea,slegant preparation of CHARCOAL, POWOLIL for the T4L/LTII,PILAILLS, LOZINORS. EZTRA,TS and EMS/MIR, 10 be bearu Awe. LAST NIGHT BUT ONE. ORATORIOS--ATTLAY-HOUSE PRICES,' THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 0 70 MORROW EVENING, March 25, will be J. performed, (by particular deflre) the Sacred Oratorio of THE MESSIAH. Computed by G. F. HANDEL. P.aceding the Third Part will be introduced Martin Luther's Hymn, .‘ Great Goo, what do I fee." As performed with Lich g ,nbounded appla ufe, arranged with accompaniments by Mr. Baumgarten. Ind of Part I. a Concert on the Grand Piano Forte by Mifs . . . . Moan a., (a Young Lady totally blind from hrr bi r th.) /aid of Part H. BACH'S favourite Concertame for Violin, Oboe, Tenor and Violoncello o►ligata, by Meffrs. G. Allier, ',lnv, R. and Charles Alhlcy. And on Friday will ►e repeated the GRAND SELECTION, confilling of the Dettingen Te Donn, tha Firft Aoft of Haydn 's Creation and a Grand Mikellancous Ad. Principal Vocal Performers: Mrs. SEOOND, Mifs TENNANT, Mils TYRER, Matter SMITH, And Madame 'USSR& Mr. INCLF.DON, Mr. DIGNUM, bin DYNE, Mr. JAMES MAHON, and Mr. DENMAN. Leader of the Band, Mr. G. ASHLEY. Oman, Mr. J. ASHLEY. The reft of the BAND and the CHORUSSES, which will be numerous and complete, by the molt approved Performers. The whole under the din-talon of Mr. ASHLEY, Sen. Sous 6s. Pit 3s. dd. Gallery as. Upper Gail ta. Half Priee as ufual at Nine o'Clock. Doors to be opened at Six, and to begin at Seven. LAST NIGHT BUT ONE. SANS SOUCI. Sy the Authority of the Right Hon. the Loan CUM. IN, ON THURSDAY NEXT, March a(, 180 z, will be prefented at SANS SOUCI, Leiceßcr-Plea, Laiccitar-tqauc, an Entertainment, called THE CAKE-HOUSE. Arrangement of the Recitation and Songs : PART 1. See. Dregs and his Villa. Roc. Agreeable Company. Sens. Perpetual Youth. Song. l e ove and Reafon. Rsc. Canjugal'tete a tete. Rcc. A Receipt to Kill Wives Song. Lotteryof Wedloet. Sohg• The Poet and paper. Rec. A Trial of Patience. Rec. i.e Maitre de Dank. Sorg. Anna, Ann, Nan, Nance, Song. The Grand Ballet. and Nancy. PART 11. Ree. The CaptainandtkePoct. Rec. The Club. Song. Brother Jack.... Song. The Thing, the Rick Rec. Sailors. • • and the Go. • Song. Filial Life. = "Rec. The Meta. Rec. A return of Reston " • Jong. Jack at Greenwich. Song. The Sweets. of Lova. Rec. More Plotting. Song...aims News. ...PART 111. Rec Honcil Caleb. Rec. The Two DoEbirs. Song. Highgate Probation., Sang. The Canary Bird.. Rec. The Saracen's Head. Rm. Bits and Scraps. Song. Another Cup and then. Song. Echo. Rec. Which is the way to Roc. The Coup de Grace. Windfor t Song. The Union. Sena A Little! the whole is written. and compote'', and will be fpokcn, lung and accompoded by Mr. DIBDIN. Roles sa.-Area3a—Callery 24 Doers to be opened at Seven &Clock. I'bc Performance to. begin at Eight. Places for the Ilexes to be taken at Mr. Dibttin's Muhe Warehouk, Leiectter-Place, Leieefter-fquare ; where may be bad, and of Longman and Rees, Patti noiter-rnw. a Propcial for Printing by SuMeription, In Two Quarto Volumes, eln brindled with forty Plates in aqua tints, and flatten 'Vignettes, OLISERVATIONS, the adult of a'l'one through almoft the whole of England, ind a eonfiderable part of Scotland, in • bc.ics or Letters, written to a large number of Intelligent and refg.-ctable Friends, by Mr. DIBI)11.4. A Specimen of the Prints and a part of the Piastres may be ken, (rye of czpcnce, at Li killer-Place. The Songs in the Cake-Houfc are all publdhcd, and may be bad at Mr. Dibdin's Warchoufe. The CakesHoufe will be performed on Saturday, for the La time, when Sans Souel will dote for the fc.don. ADVICE. I , His Seafon of theyea — l:Makes it neteffary to guard arida& the fudden char:woof the weather, which too often affect the habit, abftruetiog the perfrinition. and therety producing thole irruption. which•arc In much againft e.r amt.-armee in betty; bard" producing an anxiety ontlie tamed which gives bed!. vigour to the dffeaft; and no effctlx rf thus kind are fo often miftaken as the confequences of high ff.& reeourfe Is had to a contrary mode of diet, and the habit by that means hi reduced, that the fibres kite their merge. they art vnablc to throw all the affeelion fuck improper treatment hat increakd, inftead by a cnntrarj method of relieving the opereffed veliels, by gentle prtfpiratioo and other tenth etre cuate4; and as this has been the cash. of the fte.efs s au Nei Atertscoaau•le Dadra, in the molt hum crate rrup tree cafes of Scurvy and obilruded ed. is, Gout, Risco:ll2am, &c. we may with hopes of fuecefs recommend It as a medicine which has maintaincd fts charafter for fo many years, not withitanding the impeations prat ded on the ruhlte, In full. &inning a fpurious mixture for the gerotine. Sold its fmall b^ttles, indented with the weeds, Mrs. Spilityry, his Anti ic,46utic Drops,by the King's Patent," and the larger with the &Wuhan .1 the King's Alms, at the Deponfarft Sebo - r"Paret and molt of the refpreable Venders to Town and Coontry, in ihe isneVyailf, by Cletlig, tier sisioissi Sew, No. 74 nc‘or and improved Edition of Coil FAMILY MSDICAL CCiNt I'EN mum, is jolt puha:bed, price u. 6d. by Hatchurd, ; Murray, and Co. Fleet-street; and way be had of the pciuci; al Baolfcliers ; alio at the Author's Elaborator?, in Glouccfitr. • HISTORY OP ALL THE REBELLIONS IN IRELAND. • Dedicated by Permillion to the Marquis Column LLI S. This day were publithed, in one large Volume ato. containing Soo pages of dole Letter Preis, and illultrated with tea Zrv a fOrirs s' o p f ri t c i e ic ot t i l l iff i e L re i n i t s. REBELL boards lONS in IRELAND, from the arrival of the Englilh; with a particular detail of that which broke out z3d May, 1798 ; the Hiftory of the Confpiraey which preceded, and the Charadten of the principal Aftors in it. By Sir RICHARD MUSGRAVE, Bart. Printed for John Stuckdale, Piccadilly. Of whom nuy be had, elegantly printed in two large Volumes atck illullrattd with a Map of Switzerland, price two Guineas in boarda, HISTORY of the HELVETIC CONFEDERACY, from its Origin to its late Diffolutlon in 1798, By JOSEPH PLANT.t, See. R.. S. &c. On Monday will be puldinsed, In Two Volumes, Ile°, price lbw in boards, THE LIFE, ADVENTURES, and ()minas of COLONEL GEORGE HANGER. AVIIITTIN IT 1111MULT. To which is added—Advice to the Prehstes and Legiflators, bow to cornet the Immorality and Jacobinifrn of the prefent Age, and at the fame time Menai, the Revenue. Advice to the lovely Cyprians, and to the Pair Sex in gene ral, how to pals their lives in future to their better fatisnetion, and to enjoy with difcretion the three Cardinal Virtues. On Matrimony, Compulfive Wedlock, and on Polygamy. On the Mifery of Female Proftitution. The Hiftory of the lovely /Egyptia, the Pamela of Norwood, and Paragon of the /EgyptLan Race ; the Author's Marriage with her, and her cruel infidelity and elopement with a Tra velling : And a HilLory of the King's Bench Prifon, written by the Author during hk cultody under the Madhal of that Prifon, dcfcriptive of the Miferies endured by the Prifoners, and the extravagant enenee incident to their confinement. Wenn pant, certa ration modoqut Nudus agris, nudus nummis. HOSAT. London Printed for J. Debrett, Piccadilly. BARR', New and Beautiful Edition of BUFFON's NATURAL. HISTORY, Complete. This day was piabllihed, No. I. elegantly printed laO.law, on fuperfinc paier, and embcillthed with a complete fet of beau tiful Copper-plates) price One Shilling, (to be regularly con tinued entry week) of RUFFON's NATURAL HISTORY: Containing a Theory of the Earth, a general Hiftory of Man, of the Brute Creation, and of Vegetables, Minerals, Am Tr.inflatcd from the French, and intcrfperfed with Notes. By J. S. BARR, F.fq. The whole of this beautiful Edition of Buifon, being lull printed off, in the belt manner, in 63 numbers, price is. each, may be had, at the option of the purchafcrs, by one or more at a time, or in ten volumes,bound in calf and lettered, price 4L 3s. or in boards, price only 3 1 - Is. 'To which is added, by way of a complete Supplement, A NATURAL HISTORY of BIRDS, REPTILES, FISH, and INSECTS. •,• Mk very valuable addition to Buffos bsing;t4 finlflaed off in the Printer's belt manner, in only 31 Numbers, may be had by one or more at a time, price is. evil, cc in Five Vo lumes, hound in calf and lettered, price a as. or in boards, price only 11. 13s. 6d. The whole of this valuable Work, forming, beyond comps rifon, time molt complete and elegant NArceAr. H1,T... V in the Englifh, or any otherdanguage, beautifully printed, and making Fifteen Volumes, in Osytato,vrhich contain near yaw pages or beautiful h tux-vas, badettlie elegant and numerous let of orivinal Copper-plates, talon from hfc. London : Printed from the l'rmnflation of Mr. Barr, for the Proprietor; and fold by li. D. Symonds, No. 20, Paternofter yew ; and may be had of all Bookfellers and Ncwfmen to Town and Country, on the above terms. TO THE PUBLIC. _ _ The advantages arifinqfrom in tie entertaining Rudy of NATURAL. HISTORY, are too generally felt and acknow ledged to need enlargement in favour of a Work eakulated to atilt that enlightening purfoift; It may therefore be fullicient to murk that the gem NI outline of the prefent deign is to give a come!! defeription of, and theory of the Earth, the Hif tory of Man, and of the Brute Creation, of Vegetables, Mine ral., and of the various Birds, Frith, Reptiles, and Infects, which adorn animated Nature; together with a clear fueeindi account of their habits, cuitonu,anil qualities, on the authorities of BuGnia I .novenbock Ray Hunter Geoffry Swasnmerdam Miriam I ctt fume Johann Spallangan Dr La Pioche Edwards Malphigl Rheaumur Goisan Pennant ?tarsi.' Willoughby Monro and Other eminent Nataralifts; the tranfaaions of the various PEiloinphkal Societies in Europe, and the moll refpettable Traveller; and Voyagers. Every attention has been paid to render thi. Work as complete and cermet as poilible, which the Tranflator and Editor has more particularly undertaken, at the d.fire of many of the Nobility and Gentry of this king dom, as no complete Hiltory of the kind has hitherto been puhlifbed. N. B. To prevent millakes and the oittnefion of former and inferior works on the fubjedt, the Public are requrfied to all 'or, or miter, BARR's new and beautiful edition of BUEeFON's NAIIIRAI. HISTORY; which is asesuard la a degree of very fupcsier caroUtaar. PERKINS', METALLIC TRAL'TORF. This day was publilbed, price ts. CASES of fuccefsful Practice with PERKINS's PA*FENT METALLIC TRACTORS; communicated force January aces. the date of this former publication, by many feicothic characters. To which are prefisc-d Prefatory Re mat k. in cspolition of the Artifices of Int:telt and Prejudice, to prevent tics adoption of the Metallic Praaice. By BENJAMIN DOUGLAS PERKINS, A.M. Of Leleelleolquare, London, tLe Parente e. Sold by J. 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The PATENT,. e thinks it proper silo to notify, that he has removed from No. 18, to No. 28, Lelmiter-kuarc, the iloufe of the late John Hunter, Surgeon, which he has taken from its fuperior COAVnliallICI for receiving Patients, as well as his numerous Vinton. TABES DORSA And the Difeafes o( the Seminal Fundlions, &e• . . PRACTICAL ESSAYS :rid REMARKS ou the TABES • . DORSALIS. Thh day was publithed, Price s. In large 'Mayo, bound in Boards, The Second Edition, with very confiJerable Additions, co , pRAC VICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS, on that fpecies of CONSUMPTION incident to Youth, and the different Stages of Life, commonly called TADES DOR SALIS ; with au account of the nature, calks, and cure of that Diltemper; ciemonftrating Its baneful effeCis on the finelt funetions of the Animal (Economy, including the Difcafes ail ing therefrom ; cfpecially the Nervous Atrophia, the Eland rofis, and the Phthifis, or Confumption in General. With Hilt*. ries of Cafes occurring in the Author's Praetice during the felt fourteen years, and the prderiptions for the Remr,ii,a ) Iran . Hated into Enklifisfor the benefit of the Public. By'FIENIkY ST. JOHN NEALE, Efq. (Fellow of the Royal Academy of Surgery in Paris; of the Univeeflty of Leyden, and Surgeon in London; formerly Surgeon Major to the fifth Regiment of Infantry; and the Royal Hofpital at Chatharn.) Sold by J. Walker, No. 44, Paternolterwow ; R. Faulder, New Bond-greet ; and at the Author's honk No. 58, Corner of Grcek-ilmet, Soho-fquare. For a particular account of the nature and utility of the above Work, the Readers arc referred to the Blo;Traphical, Literary and Scientific Magazines for laft June, from Page t t 6 to tat. Mr. W A LEcTuRES an NATURAL PHILOSOPHY lllnitiated by at leaft yo Cupper-plates, neatly engraved. On Saturday the ark of March, will be publifhed, printed lu (tam, un a fine wove Medium Paper, to be c maple-tr." In 35 Numbers, pubillh• d Weekly, malting Two handfome Volumes, in %art°, NUMBER I. Price rs.6.l.(wfth two Copper-plates, neatly Engraved) of A SYSTEM of FAMILIAR PHILOSOPHY, In Twelve Ledures; being the Cootie ninon, rend by Mr. WALKER, of Conduit-itreet, Hanorer-fguare ; contain ing the Elements, and the practical Ufes to be drawn from the Chemical Properties of Matter; the principles and application of Mich nice, of Hydruflatks, of hydraulics, of Pinximaties, of Magnctifm, of Eledricity, of Optics, and of Agronomy, in cluding evert material nuideru Dircovery and ituprovauent to the prdcnt time. For the fa/lista-glen of the Public, we here err an Extract of this principal Contents of each Lecture. t. Introdadory L ecture, containing fonsc general 11=s re [peeling the ilyltem of Nature. I. Of the Particles of Matter, their minuteriefa, hardinefs, es tenf didBhiliry, inertia and (-Ghettos', and on Magnetifot. 3. On Mechanical Powys, as applied to the Windmill and traveling Corn-mill,Wheci-catriages, containing a variety of Ex periments for the Improvement of Coaches. Carts, Wa:lgon I. Dec. 4. On Chentiflry, on Acids, Alkalis, Odin:dims, Sublima tion, on affinitive Attradlion,ofCombultion, Met-da, Minerals, Vegetable and Animal Analyns, Chemical Apparatus, hlifccUa nano Obfervations and Esperimenis in Chemiltry. 5. On the Atmsfphere, &Is ehaineal and Chemical Pmper ties of Air ; on Wiwi, Air-guns, Wind-guns, on Sound, Sym pathy of Sound. 6. Hydrolialies, Hydraulics; of fpecific Gravities, on the Diver's Bull, ;4 Pumps, the Rope Pump, the forcing Pump, Boultan and W.dt's Stsam Engine, Steam Engine with the Cy- Under in the Buller. 7. Elearicit7.introdtuctory Remarks on Electrical Machines, on Points, on the attraction and repellency of Electricity, on the Leyden Vial. L continued ; of (pommels@ EleYtricity, of Lightning, of Animal Elcetricity, ittedical Electricity, Expe riments ralfeellaneors and entertaining. . . 9. Optizli a, 031 Vlrlo , l, Optical intt7uments, the Night Glora, the Refraining and Reefing Telefeopes, of the Sinvie, Double or Compnund, Solar, and Opaque Mkrokope. the Magic Lan tern, Mifralaneuus Experiments, Deceptions, &c. so. Aftronomy,OeneralView of Creation; ancient Opinions eon: erring ; why the Earth mutt lei Glote; Day, Night, and the Scarons, how produced; on the Celeftial Globe; origin and Of: of the Coatellatinns; there ufrful in Navigation; Equi noxes ;Zudiac ; Equatioaof Time; We of Timekeepers. &c. On the Moon . . her Motion and Echpfes HtrizOntal and liars,. ft Moon; ass the auk of Tides in tin Air :ma Sea ;co Currents. tl. Ciftmnonty continued, Ncwtnttian Doctrine refpefting the taws of the Planetary Motion : character and properties of the Planets and their Moons; ufc of the Nautical Ephemeris; on Altitude and Refraction ; on Comets, &c. Motu! for the Autllar, it Ids houfc,No.42,Conduit-ftreet. Haointr-fsmarc ;,andloht tq O. Now µ, MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. ALL Peifons in the Potreffion of Incomes, ari. Eng from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leafehold Eitates, in Land or Houfes, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Mar riage S:ttlements, Widows Jointures, Annuities, l'arcnt Places, Church Livings, or any other ccrtain Income fur Life, may be fupplied with temporary ur permanent Sums of Money t any amount, by paying Annuity inter& fur the fame. The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their heirs. may be accommodated on their perfect! feeurity ; and in any balance, wh.:rc the tingle fecurity of an individual may be deemed infufficient, the addition of another perfon to guaran tee the payment of the intcrett, will remove the objetairra ; and in all cafes, privilege will be given to the Public, to return the principal at their own option. Perfonal applications will be received every day till four o'clock, and letters from Correfpondents in town or country, (poll paid) will be Immediately anfwered, aidreffed to the Di roller of the Knighdbridge Bank, at his town-huufe, No. I, Lower John-street, Golden-filmy. BLACK BULL INN, GLASGOW, MARCLI 14, 1801. -------- - - -_ _ _ AT a GENERAL MEETING of the CALICO -a. PRINTING TRADE, of the City of Olargow, and its Neighbourhood, Convened to receive the Report of the Com mittee appointed to correfpond with the Delegate% in London, upon the propofed Additional Tax on Printed Goods, JOHN STIRLING, Efq. In the Chair, The Meeting unanimoully came to the following Refolutions T ft. That it appears by the report of the Committee, the Ml nifter has not as yet abandoned his intentiou of impofing an ad ditional Tax upon Printed Goods; while no fubilantial reafon has been adduced why this particular branch of the Cotton Pride has been repeatedly feleded as an object of taxation, idly. That Printed Goods arc the only articlein the Cotton, Woollen, or Linen Manufactures, fubjec.cil to a duty. idly. That the Cotton Trade, viewed in the aggregate, as a raft fource of national induftry and of national commerce, it appears molt unwire and Impolitic to arreft its progrefs, nd endanger its ex-Renee, by fubjedling any part of it to a Tax; but the tingling out any particular branch of that trade, Is evi dently uu t iutt, partial, and nppreiflvc. 4thly. That the Calico Printing Trade, as affording emplar• meat to a numerous dal' of both fetes, and of all ages, is en titled to at leaf! an equal flare of the ;nob:Elton and favour of the I.egiflature, with any branch of Manufacture whatever. sthly. That a duty of tiel. per !quart yard upon printed goods, inftead of std. being nearly double the prefent duty, mull, of neccffity, not only materially dintinilh the cooftimpion, but molt alto tend to transfer it to other articles paying no duty, thereby rendering the great Rock funk in buildings, Machinery, and Utentils, of little value. _ _ • 6th. Th •t upon the impoilcy of the prise pie of taxing any branch of the Cotton Trade, the Meeting apprehend they have a right to luck with confidence for the zealous Alliance and co-operation a every Individual interelled in, or encored with. that valuable anti now Staple Manufacture of the Country; and in impeding the obvious injustice and partiality of the pro pored Tax, they tmft tar the fupport and countenance of every (air and candid petfon. ythly. That the Cotton Manufadtures of this part of the Country, have for a confiderable time pelt been in a vary depfeli•d Rate, and that many theufanals of Males and Fi.ntakS depending upon them, are at this moment out of employment. • Eddy. That the Inevitable conc.:gannet of the propoinl Ad ditional Tax will be to incrcafe the general calamity, and molt probably to force many ufeful and Ingoious hands to abandon the Country; for, it is an incontrovertible fad, that owing to want of employment, emigration is at prat= going on in an alarming degree. nthly. That therefore this Meeting will, with inereafing per reverance. reillt and oppofe by every Conftitutional means, the prorated Additional Duty of Two-pence-halfpenny per (Taro yard on Printed Goods, not only as pregnant with nannies con fequenees to themfelvas and to the great number of hands de pendant on them for bread; but as involving' the rnoft material interefts of the whole community, thoroughly convinced than the of lazing Manefaetures, once admitted, will not be long confined to the Printing Trade, but be extended with the burden, and all the inconeeniencies infamarable from the ope-atlon of the Excite Laws, to molt other articles of Mann fadure. tothly. That their Delegates In London be inftruc'tcd to wait noon the %netlity with a copy of tht re Ref°,lotions, in ad. ditiot to the Fit /elution* and Memorial formerly fent, And to Inform him, that the Trade here are ready to fubfiantiate by proof, what they have now advanced rrilttaing the depreffei Kate of the Cotton Manufaelurea, and the prefect alarmists emigration. t r thly. That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the De. legates, to the Chairman, and to the other Members of tha Committee, for the labour and paiom they have abradv bellow. ed upon this bonne(' ; and that they be requefted to continuo their exertions, to avert a meafure fo evidently datrueiive to the Callieo Printing Buena:Cs, and ►until to the general into. rens of the Country. t at Id y. That 111. ft: Kt-CM:via:is be communicated to the wh nit Printing and Conan Trade of the Kingdom. In filch manner as the Committee may Jodye brit adapted for that purpoft. lthiy. That mole. of th.-fe Refulutioos be tranfotitted to the Lord Pruvoit and Magiftrates, to the Merchants at 4 Trades' and to the Chamber of Commerce of this City. all of whom bare already caprefed their difapprobatioo debt Intended Tax. Loa Y woe, and by eppoinerserit ot the bleeds.. JOHN STILLIMIX ClelesaL