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TI4E COURT DL Eczoits of the UNIrSD COMPANry* MARCHAM'S q ENGLAND, waft to the EAST INDIA, dip ketch Ow 'like, That a General Court of the said Company, will be held, by Adjournment, at their House, In Leadenball-street, on Tuesday next, the 26th instant, at Exatrru o'CLocx in the Poaamoon, PRECISELY, to take into further consideration the Papers laid by the Court of Directors before the General Court on the sth of this -Month. 'JAMES COBB, Anittatd-Setresary. • " CHARTER.- —.•- • . • . onticif, ollo 44N4NPßsPßos,MlLt .'I•HE PRINCIPAL 01 1 FIC.ERS.../ M 3 3f.f. JEST?", ORDNA:ICE, b isseig give NM's, That Proposals will be received at their Pairs in riiimat, en or before Monday, the Ist day, February nett. *lb 'Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of CA COPPER, for service of this Department, for a period of Tlatte Tears, determinable at the expiration of One Year, upon Thud Months Notice, 'at the option of either party. • • A Specimen of the Copper to be supplied maybe viewed upest application at the Brass Foundery to the Royal Arsenal at Wo wich • and further Particulars, togedser, with the Terms _ ii r eolditions of, the Contract, may be knows, at the Seat . Office in Pap-Mall aforesaid, any day between the Lours of tett and * lntir p i t**, Where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed isp, and est dV " Proposals for Copper;" but no Proousal can lr sulaititted - afar the ist•of February, at 12 o'Clock.at noon $f the •satne diyl qeitharwill any Tender be noticed unlayThe • Party snajsin; tt, or, an {gent in his behalf, s hall attend. .• • • • ',Ey Qider of thc Board, R. H. c ie ßev, sfe;eigir DWOiLE of 111111314soffesing the severest privations and sbstresses In conseloorkgdthe French horavion. Amu* of6Ubpaspt advertised X 43,970 12 8 oun d s . Boman°. *lOO ; The Master, Fellows, James Edge, Tempi(' s.yo and Scholars of Tr/- Mrs. Bigler, by J. Al * ": . '' ' • !My College, Cam- Biss •'' ' 4 ii• • *ridge ' 105 ..1. T. and W. Horotar . „Abbott and Lindsay 115 G and Co. of Nirkisim 11110: R , shin Hall 5 0 G e orge Watson Smyth fil l I . ti. /be Goott,of Assistants Gorge AlMond; Not- , of the Drapers ' Com .tingbam - • 210 0 der MaSall • ~ - 4!:* hum Willig f illit 50 0 Imes, Sells and CO. 10 10 Duncan Cam Baa. 00 ..0 ohn Smith ..7t " .• #:0 Wl*. Wilvtelijco. t .-A! 5 John Booth , S . 1 . nt: riielik ~,. _ : r. .. Marquitof Sligo ' - 105 4.1 1 Wanks Chilli' t "'''' 'l4f • John Sarin& Want • . ' 1. C. Splitgerbei ind‘&s l l 2 Radford • - 202 0 Hints,. Toaskini, . add:: Mrs. Rocky Banes to to. Willtams '•' 40 0 Faaac Levy, Mount-Place 5 0 John Hicks, Ea+ Moe.. Collection after a Ser- • mer-Hill . • 's. 5 won at Walton-k- .11i/Irs. /licks • 'll -** dale, by the Rev. E. S. )ohs Hai, Dock *NV •-• Radcliffe, per Clayton _ _Sheerness • I • This slay was published, Price Is. ETTERS from the Right Honourable HENRY DUNDAS to the CHAIRMAN of the COURT of DI. RECTORS of the EAST-INDIA COMPANY, upon ask OPEN 'I'R ADE to INDIA. • Printed for J. Richardson, under the Royal This day was published, • •••• By Black, Parry. and Co. Leadenhail-street, THE PRELIMINARY DEEATEB AT THE EAST INDIA HOUSE, on Tustada k tka sth January, ling, on the Negociatioq with his MaPsjr - #.Ministers relative to a RENEWAL of the CHARTER ; welt in Appendix, con taining all the Letters and - Dnittmentv referretto upoa theist& tat: --By AN IMPARTIAL OBSERVER. MANSION-HOUSE, JANUARY. 1111, A T a very numerous and. highly respectisble MEETING of MERCHANTS, EANKERS, MAO. ERS, and others interested in preserving the IMPORT' TRARK from INDIA and CHINA to the CITY and PORT of LON. DON, held in the EGYPTIAN-HALL The Right Hod. the LORD MAYOR, in the Chair: Resolved, on the motion of Hewitt' SMITH, Esq. seconded by RicWARD CAMPBELL BAZETT, Esq. That fo. a long series of years, the East India Ind China Trad es h a v e been ex c l u de* tarried on to and from the Port of London, under the aspresa provisions of variNs Acts of Parliament made for that purpose, both before and since the partial opening of :he Trade, on thit last renewal of the East India Company's Charter. • Speedily will tie puOished, • THE DEBATES tin the. RENEWAL' Aie. HONOUIXABLE the EAST. INDIA COMPANY'S CHARTER, at the, COURT IUPROFIRIETORS,.beid 19th, 22d, and to be holden on the 26th lust; (part thtro being al ready In the' Pres4).—With an APPENDIX, w in willcontain all the Letters, Documents, and carer Papers inferred id, and connected with them.—By the Ent•roa of the Prelloahlary De bate already published. 1 1 SALES• BY AUCTION. GREENWICH, {ENT. • .t - • s and Wilwi, Presion 70 18 J. S. S George Slalt. 5 0 John Jones b 0 T. Smith 80 0 nomas Moulder 5 5 J. H. 8. Sprot 5 0 M. P. D. Rev. 'Thomas Hart, King's College, Cam. bridge C. H. Esq. ditto The Mines Royal Cop per Company 100 .0 James M`Taggart 10 10 Smith and 'rounley 10 10 George Gooch 10 10 Miss Gooch 2 2 W. W. B. 10 0 Two Carpenters and a Bricklayer Richard Rosdesw, Ply mouth 10 o W. HOLDEN, Sec. EAST-INDIA TRADE. This day was published, in 4to. with a Map, price.. El. 101. bds, I'HE HISTORY OF EUROPEAN A.COM MERCE with INDIA. To which is subjoined, a Review of the Arguments for and against the Trade with India, and the Management of it by a Chartered Company, with an Appendix of authentic Accounts. . CROOM'S.HILL AND ELOYAL-HILL. CAPITAL I: KM MANSION, with roomy Otices, Scbool.and Lodging Rooms, Court Yard, extesikive Garden Grounds, walled round, dm very eligible for Building. Bj Mr. ROBINS, at Garavray's, on Thursday nest, at Twelve, ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, the Property of WILLIAM SAVLAY. Esq. comprising the spa. chum roomy Mansion, with Offices of all descriptions, a range ft well-planned Apartments, forming the WcA wing, contains va rious Apartments, Lodging and Schnol-roontt, Court-yard, Lawns, Play-grounds, and extensive Gardens, surrounded by lofty w alls, clothed with choice Fruit -trees, Tool-boase, Warm. yard, Coachbouse, and Stabh:s, and Out-buildings, the wholo neatly Three Acres, situate on Croom's-hM, and coininunicathig with Royal-bill ; the whole in possession of Dr. Burney, as ot Academy of the first respectability and extensive accomsnoda. I Lion, or a Residence fora Gentleman. S S By DAVID MACPHERSON, Author of the Annals ot Commerce, &c. This Work contains authentic statements ot Facts and Ac counts, upon which, and not upon declamation, every one who chooses to think for himself, ought to found his opinion upon the important Question of the national Advantage or Disadvantage of the Company's Trade. Printed for Longmaa., Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater noster- ow ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond.street. Of whom may be had, in tsvo. price 4s. 6d. sewed, CONSIDERATIONS en the I/ANGER and Isteoticy of laying open the TRADS with INDIA and Cutts* ; including the krami aittion of the Objections commonly urged against the East-lndia Company's Commercial and Financial Manage:nen% 4 4 1 1 CROWN AND AN&HOR, STRAND,. Jan. 22v ISM QUBSCR I PTIONS for the RELIEF of the POOR 1 .) SUFFERING INHABITANTS of the different Govern ments of R USSIA, through which the French Armies have passed in their late invasion of that Empire. SAMUEL. THORNTON, Treasurer. Amount of Subscriptions already advertised £23,583 0 2 Anonymous £2 0 I One Day's Pay from the Gen. Charles Morgan 10 0 Officers, Non-com- Yrs. GenerallCharleif miss'oned Officers and Megan 10 0 Pri vato of the No rtlill Earl of Yarmouth 50 0 aniptousldre Militia, Thos..A. Smith, Esq. quartered in Newry M, p • 100 0 Barrack% Ireland, per .Major Wise 5 5 . the Colonel, Sir . Rich- Dr. John Willis 21 0 are. Brooks, Bart. Wll!oughby Leigh, Esq. 10 0 £49. ss. 2d. Clement Kynneraley, I Jasper Peck, Esq. 5 5 Asq. 100 0 J. Reeves, Esq. 30 0 P. • 3 0 Thos. Meggison, Esq. 10 10 From the Royal Naval • W. K. Bretni-ton 1 1 • *iHospital at Hasler: William Pollock, Etq. 10 0 Governor Crav ea iES 0 M. LL. 2 0 lieut. Edwards 010 Amount of a Collection tient. Marston 010 male at St. John's ileut.Simmonds 010 I Cliapel,Wolirerhamp ... May he viewed, by Tickets, and leave of the tenant ; Pardus. lars of Mr. Knowlesden, Carpenter, &c. ; Mr. Blake ; aid at the Greyhound, Greenwich; of Mr. Chilton. Solicitor, Chancery. lane; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gol den-square, where Tickets for viewing may be bad, and a Plan of the Estate seen. RENEWAL OF THE. CHAR FEEL Thislay were published, 1. ANNALS of the .Honourable EAST-INDIA COMPANY, from their Establishment by the Charter of Queen Elizabeth, 1600, to the Union of the London and English East-India Companies, 1727-8. By JOHN BRUCE, Esq. M.P. F.R.S. - Keeper of his Majesty's State Papers, and Historiographer to the Honourable East-India Corot/414. In 3 vols. 4to. £4 10s.; or, on royal paper, £6 Os. 2. REPORT on the NEGOCIATION between the Honour able EAST-INDIA COMPANY and the PUBLIC, respecting the R enewil of the Company's Exclusive Privileges of Trade for 20 Years from March 1794. By J. Bence, Esq. M.P. F.A.S. Historiographer to the Honourable East-India Company. Printed by authority of the Honourable Court of Directors. 4to. price 15s. boards. 3. EAST-INDIA STATU TES. A Collection of Statutes relating to the East-India Company; with an Appendix, contain ing Acts, Pad Parts of Acts, reta.ing to Shipping, Duties, Regu lations for Export and Import, &c. Etc. which in general do nut solely relate to the East-India Company; together with a copious Indite of the whole. 4to. £4.45. calf, lettered. 4. PAPERS respecting tlie NEGOCIATION for a Renewal of the East-India Company s exclusive Privileges. Sen. price 3s. 6d.—Ditto, Ditto, Part 11. S. CORRESPONDENCE and PROCEEDINGS in the NE GOCIATION for a RENEWAL of the EAST-INDIA COM PANY's CHARTER. Bvo. Price Is. 6d. 6. HINTS and OBSERVATIONS respecting the NEGOCIA TION .fora RENEWAL of the EAST-INDIA COMPANY's EXCLUSIVE PRIVILEGES, submitted 4th March, 1814, to the consideration of the Right Hon. Lord Melville, by the Depu tation of the Court of Directors, with his Lordship's Remarks on them, *lst March, 181!. 7. The FIF Eli REPORT from the SELECT COMMITTEE of the HOUSE of COMMONS on the Affairs of the East-India Company ; as ordered by the H ouse of Commons to be printed, 28th July, 1812. 8. The PRELIMINARY DEBATES at the EAST-INDIA HOUSE, on Tuesday, the sth January, ISIS, on the Negocia lion with his Majesty's Ministers relative to a RENEWAL. of the CHARTER ; with an Appendix, containing all the Letters and Documents referred to upon the Subject. By an Impartial Observer. Price es. London : Printed for Black, Parry, and Co. Booksellers to the East -India Company, Leadenhall-street, GREENWICH-, ____ EXTENSIVE FREEHOI .D ESTATE; COM-PRISINI ROOMY COMPACT CHAPEL. Capital Family Residences, with large Gardens, &e. Eligible Houses, for Private Families, and Houses, desirably situate foe Business, with Warehouies, Workshops, Ste. situate in Loe. don -street, Croones-hill, Royal-kill, 'O rchard-rew, &c. and Garden-ground, well situate for Building. 1 Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's, on Thursday next, st 12. in Lots, `IIE Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, tote property of WILLIAM SAVERY ' Esq. A capital substantial FAMILYRESIDENCE, situate onCroones-bill, with 03ces, &c. lately improved at a considerable expeoce, with large Gat. den, Ice. in possession of Mr. Cheminant; three excellent Re sidences adjoining, planned nearly as the other, in possession of Mn. Prichard, Mr. Thomas, and Adm i iral Douglass; two Houses adjoining, in pessessiGn of Mr. Hesiett and Mr. Greets. Oetsoil, Linen-draper; a roomy, compact Chapel, fitted up with Pews, &e. and two Houses, with Shops, Warehouse., Gardens, &c. in London-street; twelve eligible Dwelling-houses, with Gardens, &e. and large roomy Stables, Gardens, &c. on Royai bil, In possession of Mr. Knowlesden, Mr. Hartley, mr. Bean, Mr. &ewe, and ethers; five neat Houses in Orchard-row, in possession of Messrs. Reeves, Bone, Levert, Hobson, and Gin. a capital Garden, very eligible for building, near the Circus, &c. the Property lies compact, and very eligible for investing money, being al Freehold. May be viewed, by leave of the tenants, by applying to Mr; Know:esden, Carpenter; Mr. Blake, Upholder, I.s.ndoo-street ;, where Particulars may be t.sd, and at the Greyhound, Greenwich; of Mr. Chilton, Solicitor, Chancery-lane ; at Garraw ay's : and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldtmequare ; where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. _ r ___ TO PAINT. Dr. Gray . 2 2 Dr. Dods 1 1 Dr. Stephenvon 1 1 Dr. Denn-nrk • 1 1 Mr. Goa Mottley 1 • Nr. Joe. S. Fox I 0,- 5. Mr. John Ward, I . 1 Rey. Dr. Lloyd 1 1 ---16 13 for a Podr Man of Ku• tusoff's Army Thomas Foster,. Esti. of Bury e streer,St.lames's 5 S Imes Rdbt. Matthews, E tc . •5 Miredllll, Esq. Harpy-place, Sal= Mary-la-bonne 3 II Charles Trtlawney Bre reton, Esq. 10 10 N. B. A Gentleman attends at from Eleven until Three o'Clocl they may be paid to the differen zninster k to the account of" The hr the Russian sufferers.' ton, St-ford-hire, if • ter a Sermon preached for that purpo.,e by the Rev. Wm. Guwey, Rcc:or of St. Clement . Vanes, St rand, eta a kuriday Lvening, 34th Jan. 1813, X 26. ICs ed. George Pocock, Esq. di, 10 Rev. John Hayter 1 I W. Randall, Esq. Ktn 'lA Town 10 0 Miss S. M. Laws 2 2 tc a . . E . I'. Beachcroft 2 2 - Erachcroft, sen. 3 3 Jos. artyr,Esq. Green. wich 10 10 2 2 0 1 Rev. George Clark John Huriphries, Esq. Scarle-street 5 5 the Crown and Anchor daily, ;, to receive Subscriptions; or Bankers of Loudon and West- Crown and Anchor Subscription .... VSTABLISHED 1804, for the Sale of IRISH LINENS only...—The BELFAST' LINEN COMPANY, arnmeneing the Ninth Year of their Establishment in London, beg tis return their sincere Thanks for the extensive Patronage they have expetieticed, and will strictly adhere to, that honour able mode of dealing which (it is presumed) has obtained them such universal confidence. They respectfully solicit .the atten tion of the Public to their last Cargoes, which are 15 per cent. cheaper than any former importation. Each Piece is of warrant ed fabric, 'bleached on the grasi without chemical acid, and the stoney returned ifs fault appears. One Piece at wholesale price and no smaller quantity, or any other article, but Irish Linens, sold. Irish Notes taken in payment. No second priceever made. Cnrrect attention paid to Country Orders. Their only Agents in London 'are Brooks, Birch, and O'Keefe, 50, Great Russell -street, Bloomsbury. N i iDANC/NG and MIiSIC ACADEMY ▪2 . for s%s e e.;.table Pupils only, 19, Sherrard-street, Golden square: Dancing evenings, Tuesday and Friday, terms Xts. is. per quarter, froM nine to ten, or £2. Ls. from eight to tent or on Wednesday and Saturday allow:. An Academy for Vocal and instritniental Music• in general on Monday and Thursday, t 6il. per quarter, keeping usual school holidays, or ae2.13. withrsist. The •Haze. is double these terms. Each Pupil pays • entrance, except . young Ladies in Town for school vaca tion, Who pay lel.ls. for the month. Private Tuition at all other hours. Assemblies on Thursdays. Grand and Sqtrare PianofOrtes of the best quality sold consi doubly. under the mode-shop price: SOHO SQUARE ACADEMY has re-opened, under the direction of Mr. DUNCAN, Professor of the Mathernitits; the - Clautcal Department conducted by the Rev. JOHN WRlLate, A:M. of Cain. College, Cambridge. This Institution, which bas been conducted for upwards of a cfctury with the highest reipcctability, is caluulred for the re ception of Foreigners who wish to be instructed in the Ei; lish Language, as well as young Gentlemen preparing for th e CoLeges, t: , e East-India Service, and the various departments t.t Commerce Prospec, us of the Establishnit nt, with terms of Board and Lluc at i oßt nuit x ba l ke Soho- squa re. COMMERCIAL FINISHINL4 EDUCA'I lUN. WTATE, 5,-Cateaton-street, respectfully begs to • acquaint his Friends and the Public, that since he quit tedhis late concern In Little Tower -street, he bias formed, by the ale:tame of several eminent Mercantile c'taracters, a NEW 81(6 1 1 . EM of COMMERCIAL EDUCATION, from the most 2 Pitored models of actual buists- - tss; and, in consequence, he has tutinly relinquished the plans of incrucsion practised bytes late pt:tner, and his predecessors, as having been formed so as to coincide with the methods of trade as it existed above a century It—theyihave been found completely unfit for Instructing young persons in the modern improved modes of writing, calculations, and the arrangement of aecounts. A prospectus of his present ertablishment may be Lad gratis, at the Academy, 31, Basing hail-street, where the Boarding depa: • is conducted; and Pi Mr. Asperne, 32, Cornhfil. Young'iAintlenlen ate easitotted Pot only for commercial situations, but alio • flit the army, the navy, ;rd the public offices.-1 he Academy is a'so open Mon eay, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday evenings, for the in struction of gentlethen en ged in business during the day. The bedlisst is not in ti " _ Resolved, on the motion of Sir ROSSRT WICRAM, Bart. se conded by Wm. FAIKLIE Esq. That undei the regulations of those Acts, and the restrictions thereby introduced, numerous classes of his Majesty's subjects have established themselves in London in different branches of business connected with the Fast India and China Trades, and have for the purpose of carry ing on the same, fdemed extensive establishments, and etubatited large capitals; and that .for the purposes of this trade as now conducted by the East India Company,and by individuals, ware houses have been built in the metrianolli, and wet.docks have been formed in its vicinity, at an immense expellee • and very large sums have been invested in the shimbing employed therein, almost wholly by persons in London, and those immediately concerned in the East India and China Trades. Resolved, on the motion of JOHN JOHNSTONE, Esq. seconded by JOHN HORSLST PALSUK, Esq. That it appears by the printed journals and votes of the last Parliament, That numerous applica tions were then made from the out:pone aid provincial towns of the united kingdom, with a view to the East India and China trades being carried on to and from such out-porta, should, those trades be still further laid ()pen at the expiration of theEsst .ndia Company's present charter : and from a letter of the Right Hon. the President of the Comtnissioners for the Affairs of• India, dated the 4th of January, tele, to the Honourable tbeEast India Company, it now. hardier appears, that the Mioistees of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent's Government, have given countenance to the object of such applications as far as they re ' late to the Easeindia trade; and that this Meeting feels itself • deeply interested in any measure of this extended nature, as the same must materially affect the numerous classes and descriptions of persons now engaged in these trades, which, whether confined as they now are, or under any extension thereof, must necessa rily form the means of support to those who have embarked therein, and to whom any removal or diet:lariats of the trade will be highly injurious and petrimental. Resolved, on the motion of Ricitaansom Baßallimar, Esq. seconded by Feenzascs MoLLING, Esq. That the experience of many years has proved, that the Legislature, by confining to the metropolis the trade of India. and China, !us beneficially created one large and open market, enabled purchasers to meet in one point, preserved to importers the full benefit of competi tion and to purchasers the advantage of the greatest assortment, and ' the best opportunity for their respective seAections and that by Means Thereof the revenue has been most clltctuaily secured and materially henefitted. Resolved, on the motion of RICHARD Twtsit NG, jun.. Esq. se coctled by Jon N.TAlrtta, Esq. 'that by the present method of conducting the import trade, and its being confined to the port of London, smuggling is in a great degree protested, and the ad valorem duties are collected, not only with the utinost exactness and facility, but on the full value of the commodity, and at the least possible expence to the nation : whereas should the ilnport trade be dispersed, smuggling could not be prevented, sod not only would the revenue be exposed to this loss, now so effectu ally guarded against by, well-proved regulations in the collection, but the duties paid ad-valorem would be materially diminished by the want of those regular markets, and that concentrated competition by which they are now secured and augmented. R esolved,• on the motion of THOMAS Baow , Esq. seconded by Was. DAVIS, Esq. That nein most. consideraVe part of the articles imported from India aee for foreign consumption, it has been the practice to make the sales in London at fixed periods of the year best suited to attract the purchasers from abroad, and to have the greatest variety of each species of goods put up to sale at one time, that their demands may be more extensively supplied, and their motives fir visiting this country strengthened; but if the present salutary system should be changed, it would be impossible so to regulate the sales at the different out-ports in point of time, or assortment of goods, as to induce the foreign merchant to come t 3 this country, and this circumstance would not only occasion a very material diminution of the large revenue arising from Iridian importations, but would be highly detrimen tal to the manufacturing interests of the country; as it is an in disputable fact, that the foreign merchant, induced to come to London, a: being the sole emporium for Indian produce, pur chases to a still more considetable extent the manufactures of the United Kingdom. Resolved, on the motion of Charles Hampden Turner, Esq. seconded by Robert Humphrey Martin, Esq. That no advan. sages, commensurate with these sacrifices, and with the losses which would be sustained by the numerous classes of persons now carrying on the trade in London, will be obtained by the public at large from its dispersion in the out-ports, and that suck a radical alteration in the system now established by law, could only in justice, be made upon an indtmnification to those who would be injured by the change.. Resolved, on the motion of Mr. Sherirßiades, seconded by Sir Robert Wigram, Bart. That a Petition be presented to both Houses of Parliament, in the names of the Merchants, Bankers Traders, and others of the City and port of London interested in the East-India and China iinport trades, praying that the homeward trade from India and China may be continued exclu sively to the port of London. Resolved, on the mot!on of Henry Smith, Esq. seconded by Sir Robert NVigratn. Dart. 'lhat the Petition now read, be the Peti tion to both House; of Parliarunt, and that the same be signed by those present, and do lay fur signature at the City of London Tavern until the Ist of February next. Resolded, on the -motion of W. Cotton. Esq. seconded by Robert Humphrey Marten, Esq. That the Members of the City of London and V'estminster, the Borough of Southwark, and counties of Middlesex, Essex, Surrey, and Kent, be 'requested to snppart the Prayer of the Petition in Parliament, wheel any dis cession on the subject shall take place. Resolved, on the motion of Abel Chapman, Esq. seconded by Mr. Sheriff Blades,That the Committee of Merchants, by whom this 'Meeting has baen convened, be requested to continue per manent during the discussions in Parliament, and to use their best endeavour; to promote the object of this rieeting. Resolved, on the motion of Abrl Chapman, Esq. seconded by l's•lr.:ilieriff Blacks, That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Committee for their continued and unremitting attention to Impor , ant subject. Resolved, on ;he motion of John Taylor, Esq. seconded by William Cottons Esq. That these Resolutions be published in the 1%40111i:1g ai:d Evening . papers. SCHO,LEY, Mayor. , lite Right Honourable the Lord Mayor having retired from the Chair, the ,arne 'was, taken by Sir Robert Wirain, Bart. and it was thereupon moo. d, by Richard Ciubpbell North, Esq. seconded by Alderman Heyga:o, and ottani mously Resolved, That the thanks of this Mreting be given to the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor for his able, polite, and Impartial e.onduct in the Chair, andior the' uie - of the Egyptian khan on this occasion. ROBERT WIGRAM. TO THE PUELIC. SWIFT and Co. the Contractors for the present LOTTERY, return their sincere thanks to the Public for the distinguished favours they have received, and at the same time beg leave to offer their congratulations on the success which has attended the purchasers, from the restoration of the old mode of Drawing in the Lottery just ended, the whole of the Capital Prizes having been divided and sold in Shares. The present small Lottery consists of only 7000 Tickets, and contains 1 of £20,000 is £20,000 • 1 - 10,000 - 10,000 1 - 5,000 - - 5,000 2 - 2,000 - - 4,000 S - 3,000 - 9,000 4 600 - . 2,080 4 300 - 1,900 S 200 - 1,000 Besides 10 of £lOO, 20 of £5O, SO of £3O. 104 of £25, and 1220 of XlS—to be drawn according to the old Mode on the 17th and 18th NEXT MONTH. Tickets and Shares are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, No. 11, Poultry ; No. 31, Aldgate High- No t -12, Charing Crass.; street. THOMAS GILL'S taNrroßs, or Improved CHEMICAL MATCHES, which, in an astonishing man ner, instantly produce vas and LIGHT, on being tweeted ! with out the unpleasant smell of sulphur, or the use of . TIIAT MOST DANGEROUS comausTuttr PHOSPHORUS!! and by far ex ceed, for certainty and ease in use, any contrivance for this pur pose hitherto made known ; 'are, with his IMPROVED PNEUMA TIC POCKET Fiax Foots, which produce fire by compression of the air!! and MI FLINT and STEEL Apparatus,Witli his uew invented MATCH-Coins, which quickly produce flame from the mere sparks !! !lade and sold, with.varions other novelties, at his celebrated Manufactory for 'erasion rims CUTLERY, No. 89, ST. JAKES'S.I ELT, opposite to PALL MALL, London. Where also may be had, Ids PATENT MASTICATORS, FRUIT and FLOWER SCI" ! SARS, SLIDING KNIVES, and PEN-missimo KNIVES, all on new principles ; his superior SURGEONS' Issriti- DA [NTS, GRAVERS and ETCHING NEEDLE S , for Artists ; Pitt• & K•NSTES, RAZORS, SCIS4ARS, NEEDLES, E. made by His Im proved processes, of an Swastika temper. Also his long-celebrated WARRANTED SWORDS, fatlllS, Pis tilli, Arms, and Accolitrements, of every description. • Wholesale, Retail, aid for Exportation. PUBLISHate, ENGRA' AND OTHERS. ENGRAVED COPPER-PLATES, Pit iNrs, DRAWINGS, a few PAINTINGS, &c.—.By Mr. W. DAVIES, On the Premises, No. 57, Upped' John -street, Fitzroy-square. on Monday, February 8, 1813, and three following days, at Eleven o'Cloct, by order of the Executors, ALL the valuable and extensive STOCK of ED. graved COPPER-PLATES, with about 80,000 loapreo. sions, a large Collection of ine Drawings, a few Palntinp, at*, &c.; consisting of the Works of Walmsley, ?)ayes, San Calton, Edwards, Pocock, Ste ; a number of unfinished Plial.l of Views &c. never yet published ; a quantity of Deandnegi. , per,Portfolios, andSARJENT, Engravers and Publishers, both deceased. To be viewed three days preceding the Sale (Sundays excepted) when Catalogues may be had on the Premium, at So. 6d. each, (but returnable to purchasers), at Gan-way% Coffeehouse, al of Mr. W. Davies, Auctioneer, Oiltspur-street. • CLARE-STREET HALL & IWO HOUSES ADWININCL TO BE SOLD, BY AUCTION, by Mr. FARIgUS, - At the Commercial Sale Room, Bristol, (entrance to the Rawl by the doer in Small-street). on Thursday next, at One o'cierii in the afternoon, (unless in the mean time di,poseft of by pri vate contract, of which due notice will be given), ALL those well-known and Extensive FREE , HOLD PREMISES, called CLARE-STRLET HALL situate in Marsh -street, in the parish of St.Stepb ea, in the chi of Bristol, and for some years past in the occupa !ion bf Meson Mane, Vaughan, Longmore, and Co. whose is :rm wine 011 the 25th March, 1813. These Premises comprise a capital range of Wa rehouses, etre ble of holding nearly 2000 Hogsheads of Sugar, w ith Cooperage Sheds, Stables, and othir Buildings; and dry arct.ed Ceays ma der, capable of holding 600 puncheons of Rum. They have A capital hauling-way from Marsh-street, and extend its depth frail thence 160 feet, or thereabout, ; from whence branching off the right and left ; they extend from a place called Glastonba court, up to Baldwin-street, a depth of 190 feet ; where there an exceedingly good DWELLING-HOUSE, with every cony nience, built by the Proprietor for his own residence, and w calculated for the residence of'an acting Partner, in a very Mercantile Concern. 'I he Ground on which the Premises stand comprises area of nearly 17,000 square feet; and is subject to the vs small ground rent of 19. Ins. and 11. 10s. paid to the town Tetbury, as bread money. From the contiguity of these Premises to the Quay, asd all Public Offices, added to the trifling expence of converting tbt into Bonded Warehouses, and the probability of the East lot trade being thrown open, it Is presumed they will prove a • valuable acquisition to Gentlemen wishing to putehase props of that description. Also, all that well.built and substantial FREEHOLD .MJ SUAGE or D WELLING-HOUSE, adjoining Clare-street H called or known by the µante of The SHIP TAVERN, and n in the occupation of Mr. Townsend, ai tenant-at-wid, who for seine years carried on most respectable and lucrative put concern in the said House. - well-uudt and auhanuttial FfirriHOLD M SUAGF. or 1/WALLING-HOUSE, adjoin': g the Ship Tare sod now in the tn.cupation of Mr. Meicer, Baker, as tenant-at will, in which said premiers the taking business has been sir prosperously carr.ed on for many viers. C are-street Hall may be viewed any day by applying to Houston, on the Premises; and the two Do , elliwe-lioe. es ad* ins, by applying to the respective tt Dents; but fur further Part culars and to treat for the purchase by pi teat e contract, apply,' by letter, post-paid, to the Broker, Nu. 10, Doh's-street, A Plan of the PrOgete rut baleen ;it kbu Gamma rHEAP PATENT LAMP OIL, by the Impe rial British Oil and Colour Company, 460, Strand, the only House in London for the sale of VANHERMAN's Purified LAMP 011. S, his Impenetrable cheap Paint for all work ex posed to the weather, his Improved Paint without smell for the interior of Houses, and all his recent Discoveries and Improve ments, (all others are spurious, and impositions on the public). Purifies! Patent Lamp Oil, 61. 6d. per gallon. Good Chamber ditto, - ss. 6d. ditto. Genuine Spermaceti and all other Oils at the most reasonable prices. —Orders addressed as above •rill be punctual:) , attended to.