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~i: ••• --1 / -- I ' -. - s a) . .. • • t. Lnl‘. . N . I* " :.- • , .Z. 4. . .s • . \, ' , '--"\ ,) ~ —V • •:••. - 4, ..,,, ; ... 0 . ; ..._ ‘k.;• ," \ .. '4.) isi.)j ai Paws- surpraws4sALivziorl. NV) BER 7822. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1812. Azz: THEATR F ROYAL I flVl' kr I-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT F.VENING, APRIL I, will he 1 • •rmed, JULItS CVESAR. Towbigh wM be added first time this Season, the Romantic Melo-Drama of TIMouR, THE TARTAR. 7 . 0.nr ., 0 4, The Wis. tol of Fortune. o n F ri d a y, Th , Virgin of tbe Sun. LLOYD'S, MARCH 23, 1812. qUIISCRIPTION for the RELIEF of the 0- wiDow.r,d FAMILIES of the OFFICERS and MEN lately loot in hi. Majesty's Ships ti . GEORGE, of 96 guns, HERO, of 74 guns., DEFENCE, of 74 guns, NALDANHA, of 36 gum, FANCY, of 12 guns. • The Committee chosen for the Management of this Subscrip tion in order to rnalt known the eltmor hoary claims and msg. nitude of the calalmty mitering relief, beg to state, that the ituppibr of Imo. lust ;a , he above-mentioned " h ips, a•nounts to upwards of 21(10, and onvis exceeds the number of those in either of the great liattie. of the Nile, Copenhagen, or Trafalgar. EAST ibIiDTA TRADE. to Tut HONOVRABLY TOR COIHMONS OP THY VtilTEo IrlMp- Do?t OF G.:EAT IaIIAIN AS IRLIAMD, 111 PARLIAttioIT AUK all LED. The bumble Petition of the Trustees of the Liverpool Docks, SHYWt rn, THAT the Port of Liverpool his, in the ccurs- s)1 little mote than a century, from i , s pecaar Inc 4 l a d van . tages, and by the enterprising spirit of sots,r sued i. self from the .ituation of &humble fe.hing town, to the ...astitzu!shed rat* and importance of the second Pint k the kingdom. ishat your Petitioners, whose province it is to proside and maintain the requisite accommodation for the shipping r ad,rciag to this Porn, have, at various times, under the authority of the I Legislature, and as the increase of the mac &mandril, crated cs•ens'ote docks, and other conveniences, fur the shipping in terests of the town. _ . mit te, to reales the mo-t etesesurhilri"see amigo= Gt' os from as parties inr..reistett and re arum dem et .t attioirine to this m.,ultit eup tt el on. Sham the !amour to tr.„ watt. .0.-at lee 'WI Your must obedl- 4 t hunt e n Servant, f M. till • CKESM.Titt, Secretary to the Umbel Consm•tets f !or C.leuor a Reef Ltonto pool, ant algae M. WIN' w vers. &e. Ike. east Peet. • Liverroul, March (I. `to At a NT-titre 'ef the Mitcl , ants, • hip.Ovrners. Trod ctrgo e and o her .nha:4 at to el th.: 1 . 0.r0 of Liverrout, istiaiWed btr the %Vora , -pf•it the Mayon for .he purrose of talt:ox Into coo aid. ration ..od sloping suck m aura as may ler desinad move. s try, in order eri ohtti n to this Putt the bcesik era pa.laipat in the trade toiler Cm-Indite Th — JiTu ow irtw Entortanurtents, having beam received with teneral and ilistinguished applause from crowded Audiences, trill be re vested. every Evening. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, (ASTLEY'S,) • WEsTMINSTER-BRIDGE. 'under the Peirce:rr of their Royal' . Highnesses the Prince t and Duke of York. THIS PRESENC EVENING, APRIL I, 1812, Tointwrinv 1, Friday 3, and Sat .r.lay 1, at Half-past Six 'Thad precisely will be performed, (, apressly arranged for the Holiday Week only,' a Prelu a called FILE METAMOR PHOSE., or Harl- (pith Da , -.11 Master, Milk Maid, Pa-try Cook, Crtairmin, Showman, n which wol b.. it troci,•ci-ii tole Two Learned hap Ihitis Al er which, w.th -r.tireli new Dre.ses, see! ery, Machinery, 'l'ropl l'r tioIEIZI Car, &c. Fre. p•Orand itru,ian Mi.i ary Equestrian Spectacle, int rspe - seJ VrAl Camhat: . , nr 100' a' 1 Horst-hack, Songs, elmenwev, &c. cal.rd THE BRAVE CO .riACE, or the betret Enemy; %vatic* Mr. and Mrs. Attley will appear, as also tl.e whole f'omp.t7. f. The *made we,l pnirtray uncommon evolutions by ions parties of Infantry, Cossack Cavalry, Pubsh Lancet., &c &e. and exhi buirg an extenive Chain of klountairs, Rocks Rivers, Ste.; also Two Squadron- of Real Horses, ,tin.d. , r the most surprising obedience. In r e Course of the livening popular Songs, by Mr. lohannut,Btc and ex raordinary Hot settivislp, &c. particularly by the Egnerrian .Little Dcvii, his third appearance. To con elude with a VI w Comic Oantoinime, called 01.1) BELZEISUB AND HARLEQUIN, or 'I ally in I Tolland% in whic't fourteen Sceoes of the mon striking Views wili be exhibited-, wig. I in Antwerp, Rotterdam, the Hague, Herring Packer's Town, arsum Amsterdam, &e. &c. Doors open at half-past five o'clock. Second Price at half-past right—Places to be taken at the Theatre from Ten till Three e'Clock.--No Money returned. CHANCES OF THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE. IJORNSBY and Co. assure their Friends that' the IL - theme of the present Lottery presents benefits to the Ad venturer or singular superiority and novelty, the cbaqces are so well arranged, that the Fran set forth, czinfot fail of giving uni ireful satistact on. All that have perused the Scheme, declare they will have a chance. Tickets and shares art selling by lioausar and Co..who m kt, th.• favour of the Public at their 010 established Sta. e I.ottery Cornbil:, where all Prizes are immediately paid. Order. by Pon or Carrier executed web h fidelity and dispatch. JOHN 11OORN4 Fsq. Mayor, in A* Chair. Rewlved--ellat we, L. common w th •I Is 'cat of oar New subjects, have a riles to a he traße w , Ii all Farts of the lirri•la Entilre, and whyr em..t.r.e, in arui.y wins +tater United =ea. • dons, sehjr.c-'only to such Is. wral writar on. or trails as 1411 Cool.cy of tirr c.oury may r quire, ur as may he nere-sa., foe maiatait.ing the rt rations ut 'these Realms w th Furergn Stati and securing to Govir e inwn those est , : rue. which may be say for its .upport. Kespleed— flat we huinh'y cofte, lee, drat the met object of all Legislative re gu lable/ in • he comm • ro.ticoac, tin of au' Cow.' try, is the pr.t.e ism this eysel MIK fit ii,- surt. mut the turbos. extradot, ut an b u merabk , jaw, and h e meta, and that therefore al nt.spipoites which -aclate. the nerat body of he people boon trstileg web miter vomit ties. e in derogation of the birth tight or the sohl e .an I count-to. r e chief purpose whiz!, they Wight to hove in x:rtes. • ke.ctived— 1 hat he mu. ststly of the Fast-brim Crie.p el • an a 4 d.tional who °them that trig't be ad •, r. a Mjutioas corstrqu. Weis tl.at a tilt always attra4 sues. a. •at an ratio-lye Valle; and that we ronceier lto have teen :4'l dentoustrated, not only by the mow etr•cl.sore raa•oueng, but by inroottuvertisle facts, that such 1111Jeuroly I. pr ;crier .1 interests of the munte, at liege, awl d 'cue. a b , s that commercial tpirit, which, frum Ike nature sod Weal sitoa• i it of these isLimis, is Wail •nsil,kt .0 t!.s.ir presperty. and upon u alas their setstray at this 1110.4 AV ow:64laq tit penda. Resolekti—litat upon thesegrt umis tee tvilltnea careiar :stets with our falhAll•Illetitall; the uthabitaes o abet qua tr. -aid sus ports in the kingdom, in petitions to the I. stator t or he also. hymn of the Comnser u a! to poly ot e d.a Contra y, Is such most speedy Asi.l itf. ctiial manner as tey nt..y In their judge most exit( d ant. Reataiveds-Tbat the Pet non to the Haase of Commutes aOw proposed and read to this Meet ag, is up, rove I, a. d Ms: the same be signed by the Chairman, and tsie Persots stt. ski g this Meeting, and by such Misers as may think pr pet s me. S That, urged by the Merchants at Large two years ago, when their trade wa, , 9 great prosperity, your Prtitioneri s Cht fur and obtained, dur.: ;.; the List Session of Pailianieut, powtrs for .be further improvemen• or the Port. That, in c ,nctleration nut uoly of the existing want of accom modation in the docks for general purposes, but anticipating also the period when the rights of the Merchants and Traders of Li verpool, in common oath all others his Majesty's subjicti. to a free trade with the last Wits would be recognised, your Peti. tioners hive commenced various works upon an extensive scale. caliultted to mast' the.. vast accession of trade, which, as they humbly conceived, would be the result of such a system. . Your Petitioners, therefore, anxious for the pro parity of th important trusts coma itti d to them, and catfidiug in the putice of this Hotioural It House, plait humbly intreac that they will adopt such measures, as to their wisdom shall seem haw, 'or ob taining to the Port bf Liverpool, as well as the rest of the United Kingdom, a participation of the trade with our e.ettern poses. lions, hititt•rto solely eatjered by the East hitiia Company, and your Petitioners wilt. as in du. y hound, ever pray. r I d re .. ki S. TO TIIII DONOVRASLE Till COMMUNE Or 1111 i UNITED LINO. DOW OT ORILAT.ORITAIN ANU IRELAND, IN IMALIAMMIT ASSENIELkO. The Petition of the Mayor, BaFiffs, and Burgesses of the I own of lavtiyool, in Cununon Council asscatb.ed, mos r MUMOILY Asmara, That .your conceive, that the esthjects of these Realms tossets an inherent ri2l.i to a tree i..tei it , nwe of trade with all other ri.7.tions an.l cuantries i i amity with this; subpet only to such regulations as may be necessary tor preher vial; a good understanding v. ich those courtries, and for securi::g to uur own the Revenues derivable from such it," rcutzse. 10 0 1 0 Rtsolve4.—That the Chemin be regneeted to trammTt such Petition to the Members tor. ti‘e• %I own of Liver-p.. 01, that they may ynaent V.e same. Resolved— flat a Committee t e arr , inted fair the porridge of eorrespondol with o her great '1 taros aid ethe Wet. s of the Mane factor ng and Commercial kteretts throughout the Ktu-dotn, and &dol.:tits welt measures as they may tonc..ive to is must kke:y cu ty th.se Re s'lvtions into slime. 1- NEW STATE LOTTERY, to be drawn 30th of APRIL, 1812. tiCHEME. Prize of 220,000 is 15,000 10,000 5,000 4,(.00 8,000 2,000 1,000 500 400 SOO . 100 50 40 so 25 15 X 20,000 1 4000 10,000 3,000 r 4,000 3,000 4,000 4,000 • • 3,000 ,900 3,000 2,400 • 2,000 2,500 5,.+00 3,000 3,100 SO 000 1::,Poo Tickets. :.0,000 Tickets and Shares are ea Sale at the Ofjce of /LAZA'. EllitNE, and WARNER, Stock Brokers, No. 93, Ito , ;a1 change, London. s;ww - r and Co. ContrAcisirs with Government, re rperfully beg leave to solicit the Patro►aage of the Public towards the SCHEME of the PRESEN r STA LO C EERY, w6lc! will be drawn al the SOth of this Manth a Prim at SCHEME. 3E20,300 15,000 . 10,000 - 5,000 4,000 • 3,000 • 2,000 • 1,000 500 - 400 • $OO - 200 • 100 - 50 40 • 30 • 25 .- 15 - • is X 20,000 35,000 10,000 ' 5,00 p 4,000 3,000 4,v00 .4,000 - 3.000 1,400 • 3,0(9 2,400 • 4,000 ▪ 2,500 • 2,800 • 3,000 - 8,100 • 30,000 2* 14 20 7* 109 194 2,000 12 .000 Tickets. sEI CO,OOO The Tickets in dill Lottery are all of different Numbers; and, the Whole Lottery will be dettrnsined in One Day. 'rockets and Shares ari selling by S wire and Co. at their offices, 11, Poultry, Charing-Cross, aud 31, Aldrare High-street; there, in the last Lottery, drawn 21st January, No. 5,497, a Prize of R20,0c0, was sold in sixteen 16ths ; and No. 995, a ?size of ti,ooo, In twelve shares. . • REGULAR NEWSPAPER OFFICE. WMARTIN, No. 8, Cornhill, London, begs • leave to inform the Nubility and Gentry, that from Cis tete Newspapers of every description are regularly forwarded bail pans of the United Kingdom, postage free. 'I be great ir ,._tetolarity and di s app o i ntment exper i ence d by G ent l emen reed '"g, In the Country no t rece i v i ng t h e i r Newsrapert regularly, in "(el VC, M. to infortn•them, if they will favour him with their Orders, he will engage to supply them without being thus disap pointed, and in that regtear manner which bhall give the greatest let ifatlku. Pubitc Reading Rooms, Coffe.•-houses, Agents, &e. ilnd :Ws Establishment well worth their notice, as they will lit ' t olliy be served regularly, but on very moderate terms. LONDON DAILY PA PERS. Time s :tar Mondng Poet Sun - Morph% Chronicle Courier • Morning Herald Globe British Press Statesman Day Pilot Public Ledger 'l*raviller _lVlorning Advertiser Alfred. 11 ° 11 D•WRD. AND raw. 'EVES. THURS. AND SAT. londen Chronicle Commercial Chronicle London Packet St. James's Chronicle Evening Mad. English Chronicle Initructor, (yid) General Evening Post British Mercury, (ditto) Lond. Gas. (l'ues. and Sat.) National Adviser, Wednesday and Saturday. Cei‘ekes Register, Saturday, and all other Weekly Papers. TO ADVERTISERS IN TIIR COUNTRY. „ ee lat Inconveni ence an d delay experienced by Solicitors, Mc tros and Gentlemen in the Country, in getting Adver;,se iillents inserted in London and, Country Newt" tpers, induces W. ARPIN to inform them, that he undertakes to receive and in' lert , ati thss Marriott% Deaths, Paragraphs, and all kinds of Ad.. 7:a.tdthe e menta car aft the London and Country Newspapers with grestbst 'mecums and &starch. 1106 a inted .lo wog igt 21tb94 1/ nd on"' to gra de! s ctu N „, d to so li islotel I th' OP" , • $ 10 12 20 50 70 100 124 9,000 • . Subscriptions advertised £4873 Ss. 10d. ' The Bank of Ireland 50 to Mrs. John Stuart 5 5 ,The Corporat , on of the William Boyd, Esi. 5 0 City of 1,4,n tan 210 0 Capt. Charles Paget 5 0 troc. eds •,4 a Play per- Charles Binnney, Esq. 5 5 forlited at Metiers. Jo- John Popple, Esq. 3 0 nas 4 Penley's Them.- E. W. 5 0 ire, at Rye 10 9 6 Lord .Dynevor 10 0 Donation &ern tbe Forum' Laity Dynevor 3 0 of Edinburgh, by A. IF. F. Fnljambe, Esq. 10 In Nl.Chey.,e, Esq.., , . 10 0 l.tese.. Cut. R. Buchanan 5 5 The (Haters and ship's land La' hogpv 10 0 C.timpan. of the Sera. - J. &a et.enon, Esq. 5 .5 pis, S. S. 1611 6 J.l). Drackenhasser and The Right Flom Viscount Co. Riga , 4 10 0 Newark 10 10 F. E. and I'. Barnard 10 o Adm. James Brine 5 0 Hoe Right Hen. Lord The Earl of Cardigan 10 10 Kenl4 K. B. 10 10 Gerard Callaghan, Esq. A Subscription Ball at . . Cork , 5 0 - Totowa, Devon, per D Hab, Esq Barbadoes 5 5 Colonel C. Fat well, P. Bond, P..q. 10 10 29 1 . Sa. 1 0 4 1. Emanuel College Coin• The Order of the Friend bit ot/on snout 13 13 ly Brothers of St. Fs- Randle Wilbraham,Esq. 10 10 trick, held at the Fri- Hugh Stanger, Esq. 10 10 tish Coffee • House , Rev Dr. Hay, a Christ Cock spur • street, by; Lituivh,Oxford 5 5 . Col. J. O'Hara, 'fret- Hopkltisjincoin, at Co. 10 0 surer 10 10 Rev. 3. H. Stinnett 2 2 John Bowles, Esq. 5 5 Capt. Lord Colville, • . William 'Thomas Rallies H. M. S. Queen •5 5 and Co. - 10 10 Dr. Jolln Jamison, R.N. 5 0 The Rev. Richd. Raikes, James Henry Houstoun 10 10 Gloucester - 2 2 Lord Vise. Hood 10 10 Barnard, Son, and Ro- Hon. Lady Stuart S 5 bests Wm. Henry Angas - 1 W 7 Mrs. E. P. E. T. p. r Satuuel Chain- • Rev. Richard lierTrigton, pion, Eq. 10 0 Ha s sley, Worcester shire 5 5 John Daub,, Esq. 5 5 Mrs. Elia . Herington 2 2 '1 he Captain, Officers, and Crew orals Majesty's ship Eortuttee - - - - 50 0 the L'apr Ain, Officers, and Crew of his Majesty's ship liamadry ad - . - - SO 0 M. March, Secretary to Vice Admiral Thornboreugh 5 5 , The Officers of his Majesty's ship Bristol • 10 0 I he petty Officers and Men of d•tto, two dais pay Offic t •rs and NI, n of his Majesty's sh p Seep re, 2 days pay. Oihcrrsand men of his Majesty's ship Resolute, 2 days pay. Of ceri St crew of his Majes y s ship Elution, 2 days pay. SS 8 Officers and Mtn of his Majesty's ship 'an Josef, 2 days pay. 4 ne Officers and Men of his Majesty's ship Aboukir, S days pay The Officers and Men of his Majesty's ship Dictator, 2 days pay lie Officers ien I Men of Ins Majesty's sh.p Iplugenir, 2 days ray. I he Officers and Men of his Ntajesty's ship Braave,2 days pay. Officers and Men of his Majesty's gun-brig Bretieer, 2 days pay. In. Officers and Men of his Majesty's ship Ulysses, 2 days pay. Gann D , : to bharpshemeer, Ditto • Crocodile, I) tto Holly, Ditto Alonzo, Ditto Violet, Ditto Pee s ian, Ditto Queen Charlotte, Mita Conquest. Ditto Prince of Wales, Ditto. Escort, Ditto THOM:IS FERGUSON, Secretary. No 9, Georgoiard, I.ombard•strert. This day was published, in thick (m.o. with Sixteen Engravings, price I t3s. Boards, AN ACCOUNT of the SYSTEMS of H USBAN DRY rdopted in the more improved Districts of Scotland ; with some Observations on the Improvemous of wi.ich they are eeptihle. Drawn up for the Consideration of die Bo ar d o f Agricalru:.e, with a view of explaining how far those sy.temii are applicable ro the lees cultivated parts in England a'd -cotlat,d. By the Right Honourable SIR JOHN SINCLAIR, Bart. President of the Board of Agriculture. " Knowledge is power."—BAcoN. Prirtt.d for Longman, Hurst ' Rres, Orme, and Brown, Pater nes-et-row ; G. and W. Nicol, Pall-Mail ; Archibald Constabk end E linburgh ; an d J. Cumming, Dublin. 'ibis day was published, in 4 Vols. 12mo. price 18s. boards, The Sixth Edition of TITADDEUS OF WARSAW. A NOWEL. By MISS PORTER. " Tbad.lens is a work of genius, and has nothing to fear at the candid bar of taste: he has to receive the - precious nired of sym pathy from every reader of unsophisticated sentiment and genuine Ccelicig. —lmp. Rev. "'1 he work has more merit than can be ascribed to the crowd of productions of this class, and irculcates virtuous and magnani mous sentiments."—Monthly Review. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater inAns-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. Of w:.om may be had, by the same Author, 1. The Scottish Chiefs, 5 vols. 2trio. price Li. 13s:boards. 2. Sir 1'11:1 p Sidney's Aphorisms, with Remarks, evois.lerno. 10s. 6d. boards. _ _ _ Al-,o may be had, by Miss Anna Marla Porter, 1. Don S.hastisn, 4 vo1•. 12roo. price .£l. Is boards. 2. The Hungarian Brothers, 3 vols. 12nso. 15s. baards. 3. B.LI:al Kons.nces, tie. 71. boards. This day were published, elegantly printed in 4 vols. (in unifor mity with Mrs. Barbauld's Collection of British Novels), with a Life and Sue Portrait of the Au hor, price iris. THE ADVENTURES of GIL BLAS of Sandi lane. Tran-lated from the French of I.e Sage, By T. SMOLLErr. London: Printed for Lackington, Allen, arid Co.; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Co. ; Cadell and Davies, Otritige and Son, J. Nunn, J. Walker, W. Lowndes, J. Richardson, J. Mawroan, G. Robi ~on, J. Faultier, R. Baldwin, Cradock and Joy, A. K. New man, and Gale and Curtis. Of whom may be had, elegantly and uniformly printed with the above, in 4 vols. with Life and fine Portrait of the Author, rice 4 . 1. The Lite and Exploits of Don,Qaliotte de la Mancha. 'Trans lated frcwt Ow Spailish of Cervantes, by Charles Jarvis, Esq. This day 1% as published, price as. GEOGRAPHICAL EXERCISE BOOK; designed for the use of Schaal% and Private Families. By C. ROBERTSON, Surrey House Academy, Kennington-cross. ••• Amor e , the various studies that occupy the attention of Yonth, few can clairS a greater degree of pre-eminence than that of Geography, connected with the itavical use of the Globes.— Popular, howev,r, as is she subject, the mode of teaching U has •hitherto been so oheiouily detective, that the A•..thur vegan:es, with some degree of confidence, to offer this new plan, the result of no inconsiderable practical experience, to the Public, and to Teachers particularly. London : Printed ►or Lactington, Allen, and Co. Tamp* of the Bluses, Finsbnry-square. Ot whom may be had, 4to. price 103.0 d. very Neatly half-hound, An introduction to Modern Geography, fasnillarlsed by a set of Skeletal btays apt! Befettotes. By W. Clavey.• That the monopoly of the East India Company, however ex pedient or necessary at the period of their first Charter, is,as your Petitioners humbly conceive, in the present state of Commerce, and of the world, no longer so; and it is men:over incunsistent withehore principles which are universally admitted to he essen tint to the prosperity of Commerce. That every other Dation in E.nro;,e being, by the s':c..: •necen of his Majesty's arms, deprived of all territuty and it:Chola.: :n the East IndL s, aa v. ell as of all means of annoyance 'o the nave ration of those seas, an ample field is cow open for the exertion of British skill and coterpnze, .and for the investment of that ca pital wluch is :tiolerrel in a greatmeasure,uselets, in these ciao. nets of trade where ii bait I. et e u:ure been employes!. That your,Petitiooms, ap the yardarm of the interests of the Town of Liverpool, while they tantet.t be distressing suspension of ha commerce at this junrure, cani.ue but ir.du..... a •argtone hope-that the era is arrived which presents to the h.. and Traders of Liverpool, it common with those of every part of the Eriush Empire, new and brighter ero•pects in the par:icipation of a fralfic nom Which they have bstu Inibertu excluded. Tufo. your Petitioners disciaim any wish to interfere with the Rigiits ut tLe East India Company, width they ap, reileiad may be Maintained inviolate, wi h set the cootinuatiou of a system that iutringes the privileges o: 'Awe. Your Petitioners, thereat**, septniag entire confidence ha the Wisdum and Justice ut this Honourable House:, humbly intreatl that they Will be pleased to adopt such measures as may secure to the Merchants of the Port of Liverpool the advantages of a free Trade Ist yond the Cape of Good Hope. And your l'e.itioners, as in duty bound, will ever pray. hives under the Common :tad of the said 1 own. To THE 00NOUILABLZ Tall COIIIIIIIIONIIII. Or Tot UNITZDI XINGDOII.I 01 GittAT 1111.51/1 AND IRELAND, IN PAILLIA MCNT ASSIIIII3LED. The humb e Petition of those Merchants, Ship Owners, . radestren, and other Inhabi•ants -of the 'town of Li verpool, whose names are hereto subscribed. Tour Petitioners humbly he have to represent to your Ho nourable House, that by various Clatters, granted from time to time to the East India Compauy, your Petitioners have for a lung series of years been restricted in carrying on 'Evade, as well with the extensive possessions of the Company hi the East Indies, as with the whole of the Islands and Territories in Africa and As a, from the Cape of Good Hope to the S talcs of Niagellitn, and have thus, as your Petitioners humbly conceive, not only been prevented fronrrxerthig their merean.tiie skill and industry, and employing heir capital in a manner the most advantageous to their country and to themselves, but have been deprived of those privileges which they hun.bly presume ;teethe common birth-right of All his Majesty's subjects—the rrght of carrying on a tree "trade to all parts of the British Empire, and other emu , tries in amity with this United Kingdom, subject only to such general regulations at Trade as the policy of this country may require, or as may he necessary for maintaining the relations of these realms with toreigu Watts, and securing to Government those revenues which may be requisite for its support. Your Petitioners furtuer beg leave humbly to state to your Honourable House that they r,annot but regard all manopuhes, which prohibi the general body of the people from carrying on Trade with any other country, and in particular the mootiptny of the East India Company, as highly injurious to the general hoe rests of this country at loge, anal as greatly diseouraging that commercial spit it which, trom the nature and local eta union of these Islands, is indi-pen ible to their prosperity, and upon winch their security at this moment emu. laity depends. Your Petatiov.rs havmg therefore ea-enabled togell er in a General Meeting, have resolved to appeal for a retinas of this their grievance to your Honourable house; in the bumble but confident hope that you will consider the protecion hf the equ .1 rights of his Majesty's subjects to a free Trade, and the extent...ll of an honourable, just, and legitimate comnierie, as amongst the first and 11106 t 1101,01 tart objects of legislative regulation. your Petitioners, tittrefote, humbly mutat that yourlknour able House will be pleased to take this subject into your most serious consideratiou; and that you will at the earliest opportio• n.ty adopt such measures for abolishing the commercial mono ' poly of the last India Company as to the wisdom and justice of Parliament may seem most exasedieot. (CIiCCUI-AK) • Liv.rpoul, 9.0t11 March, 1812. Six—l am requested by the Committee to transmit to you a ' copy of the Resolutions whi..h were unanimously agreed upon at a General Meeting of the Merchants, ahip-Owners, and Inks. blazes of Liverpool, convened on the 17th instant, relative to the East ludia 'ti rade. The Committee, deeply Impressed with the importance of the ' subject, not morely as it may affect the town of Liverpool, but as involving the interests, the privileges, and the rig,his of the merchants, ahip-owners, and inenstacturers, aud all ouier the ! subjects of the Usuted iCingdom, have throated itte to apprize you of their intention of appo:ntitg a Deputation fiom this p.ace, in the first week in April, to cooperate with r ose from the other sea-ports, cities, and towns, in whatever measures way be deemed requisite to, the a.tainment of astobject of such moment, as that of opening to the euterptize of the British Merchant, a Free Trade to all the World. Ihe Committee are convinced, that the most effectual mode of accomplishing so destrabia a measure„ is strenuously toassert the inherent right of all his I%Ltjestis Abject' to trade with, every Coun•ry in amity with us; and to e arose Mote sentiments ! in firm, immolate, and reepectfol Petitions to the Legislature, promoted life Deputation to Legato from each of the glares so petitteming. aim further dashed to apsesa the sago* Visit of the Coat- • NEW PATT ERN It EMMENTAL& oFpicEits may have every inf. rrrat'on, nn I see tt:e patterns istabl'shed by the Coonnar.d.rr In Chief. at SoLomas and Soe's Establishment. New-st rept ,C•ment- Gartlen,.whent (:...rtlemett may be conyle t qu!;Ted fn. ailf ReTin:tta it, the ce, at trails kuurs- twice, awl from IS : 20 per Cont. ander the usual credit tharia, lot ready !MOM or Azears aceLptastees eahr. SILK STOCKINGS, and real INDIA COTTON s i OCKING:;, selling off, of a eery septliSi ribbed and plaia, at RADCORirS NOT I aNGHAPff HOUSF, No. SI, Clkapside, four doors from Buw el.secb ; a large quantty of white or black silt boor. Irons es. ed. a air to the most cunous qualities chap In "retortion; likewise a /sae. tity of India cotton hose, front is. ail. a pair to very Gov es. 04. best smwrfine M. ed. trtan's boot hose Is. el. a pair; all's gees. my of good gloves, Iron a pair. 'l'ho .0 .eh) have t. make large purchases. will find an alva•stap: wrll w-rb attention. To prevent nstuakes, observe tl.ef Ar • a- P.. 4 ord's Notting. han. Warehouse, No. Se, Cheapsule, .r.lu..rs from Bow Chas ch. ' PO BE SOLD, 01J Turn Gi t 9s. per gallon, Old Jana ea Kum I is. .'d. i.cr gallon, 01 l Cuoed eon Was Sue. per 4ioSan. ibe *l' tr in quantities of ntt less tUn two gallons--the Wine in leauatt:s 0. not •hm o e dessert 1011 N -Iik.PHER La and Co. reaneetially acquaint the roblio, that they bare now fie :.ale a cun•iderable q art .t► of the ab articles, at their Wine and So irit Coosnia.lun Wane atm. rim Is e Culhon-etreet, Famtlivrels-or et, whith et, y Geer at tie above low priers, to be taken away at tbeetpete if the hero, s 4 paid for at the time of purchase.—Mandl IS, lett. MORGAN and SANDER. 3, under the .d.-epeat sense of pada& for the very kb id patronage already received. very humbly Islam Ladles and Gelid Awe they bave nastily enlarged titer ItanuirateT and Ware. rooms, entwined, Dow -a very retard:re add faJtire.eble Collection et every Article of CABINF: I* and UPtiqL.i 4 Y FURNITURE for Hawes and bfan.kme of every d Her rim., in particular tits Purrs Bedsteads, bofa 5 ds, acids los. penal Dining Tab's., Fratalgar dideboArds and Tallies ill we elegant piece of Furniture, wilt many mist r n:er bad ins,itoval Inventions for the East and West Indies and all Foreign Cassette, Army awl Navy, &e. N. B. The various Inventioes, / 1 (e. that mini others are offer. ins far ade, kis almost needle's t say to a discern a; and h'ie• rat Public, have nr.s: of them been e I: i /rte Me gas sal Sanders's Mauufattory, 14 and 17, Cadiarina•ehren. I read. A NEW AND IMPROVED PI AN OF WRITING, BY J. CARSTAIRS. RY this Neu I..lethcni any Person may learn, in SIX 1./tizStiNS ONLY, a must bcaitti'ul Running Hand. Tits Attainment wiH be of great advantage to Huse who Lave Boa, to keep, or, from tmir avocations m life, are old gad to write frequently. It will entirely eradicate any NO *trawl. sod will also add very much to accuracy, freedom, and esp•diion. To write well must be allowed b) all Co hr a most necessary and uuful acconiptishment. Any improvenn ht ()aerators that can be made to facilitate the ohzaining cif speed and profacency in this art, cannot be unacceptable to the admirers of ornanship, and also to 'how In t taints. 'ft Is New Maim I is wale*/ dif ferent and entirely dottoct frosts ail other Methods tatty ad►ar tised.—Sptc'mens may be seen, and respecuble lef.rences given, on application to .1. (-Weak*, at No. 8, h. 'castle-wrest, +brand. Ladies and Gentlemen may be att,n4led in any rat of Loalun at their own houses. hOLMES'S PATENT DOMESTIC OVENS, without flues, which unite, in the highest d.gree, cony:. nience, uulitr, awl economy. It ,s a fac: well known, that ml Ovens hitherto cutrnved fur the ths• ui which are at.. tached to Kitchen Rangers, swing to the Flues, occasion a mush. getable loss of fuel, as wed as ibminuti..n of heal. in i.bv.ete these great disadvantages has bets 'tie ;roily of the Inventor of the Patent Domemic Ovens, vrhich are wit hou Flues, arid sr hfoh, instead of diminishing, lacrease the heat, w.thout for lea , t milts clonal fuel. Keftrecces to Families of the hid respectability will be given, where the Oven, may be ten in use, and atso as his Manufactory, Castle -welt, Stuart ;mar Baford-street ; and at Mr. }canon, ironniongrr. Erutemsstreet bond, t; Mr. Peachy, trotnone:, Odurd. rued; Mr. Hat. • grave, ironntongi r, Greenwich ; Mr. Phillivs. irminuogi Knightsblidge • Memia. Schoohng wed Lawrence, ironaia.upes, Gortletestrett, ' Whageohepil; and Mr. &owe, ireonaullgers Lae. therireari:Surrey. N. B. The Soaker teeth; Encouragement stain* hal *lll* Mr. Holmes the homer of voting him a leakages Pat ainar this lirtsetion. 11` . Lcra, Dan s Dia a *the cas- Vag I, Nil , ready Tably oh my n his ove balie ra tI o ono Efr - d dt► Aeie .bar•!