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V ~•- I • • • ,• - • . e o, ‘ /47 , 41 • . ' A i tto b 1.3 r t f o 44 4., _ re 1,. A it o,,, ,1 1 , 4s, eIVIORJVIJVG LITVRaRY O R, ADVERTISER. NUMBER 281 SHIP-OWNERS. A T g numerous and respectable MEETING of SHIP-OWNERS, convened by public Advertisement, and held the First Day of February, 1803, at the London Ta vern, to take into consideration several matteni of great impor tanc.! to the Shipping interest, and in particular such further measures which it might be necessary to adopt to give eaect to the several applications to Parliament for the R :moat of the Ihsties on the Toimage of Ships, and on Oil and Skins the Produce of the Brit JOIIN BILL, Eiq. in the Chair. The Resolutions of the last General Meeting were read and confirmed. The Secretary then read the report of the Committee for the Port of London, containing several statements relative to the present state o. the shipping interest of Great Britain, *lid also a letter from the Chairman of the Committee of Ship-Owners at Hutl, containing the reselutions rezently entered into there, exprovsive of the determination of the Ship owne3 at that Port, to support the application to Parliament for the unseal of the Tonnage duties. Resolved unaiiiinous'l, That the letters received by the Se erebry from the Ship-Builders on the River Thames, respe-t -mg the number of Ships bu!.t in the Port of London since the Peace, be read. The Secretary then rod the letter aCCfrifiney. noway, That the thanks nt the Ship-Owners r , ine ting, be given to the Committer of Sisio• tru •Itri f.r the Po! t of L-ondnn, for their constant and in t l... f o.lr att..titinii to interes of shipping, and in pan:cular for the trouSle they li lye exitcrienced in th.or investi the sr!veral sr.hjects edative t 3 the Tonnage Duty, and that tlii Coramitux b.t instructed to use such I meth er lAA *rhoh nay e ; . • ». 4r t ea - -:n moat advisable to be ado,.ted to ob tain the of thi, Tonnage Dutiee. Itir , rlrvl unininwiu.lv, That Anthony Calvert, Yu". he :stied to the Committee of Ship Owners fur the Port of fir the current year. !Z.:salve I unaiiiitious'y, That the Chairman be r‘spiested to rim -respond with the Chairman of the Committee of Ship Owners for the Port of 1101, and to communicate to him the information tethered ti in b s letter. 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And all Persons who may think proprr to make Tenders upon the said occasion, ore desirtd to take Holier, that no regard wilt be had to any Tender in which the price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Beard before One o'clock on the said Wednesday, the 2d of February nest, nor vu iest the Person tr7v ,aices the Ruder, or SOME Person on his be half' attends, to answer when called for. VICTUALLING-OFFICE; Jet. 27, I°o9. THE Commits:oners far• Vattall . ng His y' s Navy do ;tetchy ere Notice, Thot on IS etlaesday next the Ift of Fctr•uaru, they will he ready to receive Tenders in Irriti , ig, (sealed up) cal treat for One Hundred Bogs if Kentish 'lops, of the growth of the year 1801, to he delivered as demanded into Ills Majesty's Viotuallisig Stares at Deptford; to be aware rab c to Samples to be produced with the Ttndeis, and to ±e peid for by Bills maid,. with Interest :Vines, Days after date. the condition of the Cont. oat teeny Zle seen at the Seeretarj's Uj/i'er. /lad all Perseus who may thir.l; proper !o ,:ce Tenders urn the said oeca.don, are derived tg take Native, thin no regard will be had to any Tender in tohich the Price shall not be inserted in Words nt hm,;th; or that shall 'tot be delivered to the Bonn/ b•fore One o'Clock on the said liednesday the L'el if February nut, new alarm the Person who at..ke the Tender, or sante Person an his bel all, at tends, to ansg.er wheat culled far. 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