The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-02-25 00:00:00

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AO veva...4 •!•• 4, ;rai 07;:1 • *fibs tI 218e l w'1j • I'TBRUARY 2S, 1813. _LONDON; 10: OW ,7;-...adias WORCEST4Rs Film:10:01Lt • . MOSS' PURL* !MD. VHS bill': • THEATRE With L. 'MH TRW. L A NE". .• . ...._ 11• S ptil/MlC*. IfallitNlNG,... Feb. 9.02 • *sir . Ma =Merges amt highly vespeosibbelimatNe, --.6%. ! .... Tax t. BRIDGE.. ;: ,.1 1 4, 6, 11411C* Ati.TS. T i l'APEUdilikehr mime 1 N... i In Owe Vol. Teo: Trite 9a.Enertle, 44 41 1fora,te ill eceforets•, , ,„.. e...•%P t A . 0 the City of . oreesteriind REVIEW of some IMPORTANT P . H. the bfayor and Magistrates, fa come ts a:t o ' t el, n7 i „, 1 1 1 w l i t iq r s ,,H 6e i;t• 4 4.-. • :.!* • • . 1 ' .h 0 1 ' "in ' I . esedderation the he A. 4' , * nth' ' = MOD. . ADMINISTRATION of Sir O. H. BAR- ' Tar. mn• 4-hi‘ m •a• •• • .* • lis*lts; ' %resealed the Roussel of the E f ig G awp l,• al Mildcig• lie* MIS' ofrow'M d lie Traiild*M•fthnth&Wklrd Tige . ~ . „ pin A , eilpacal - Monopoly. By CHARLEff MARCH, Esq. . . :- - •,, ' • . - Reid brilhtek, Parry, 'ea& Oto, LeedoebetEotteet. t.. - • ' 4 leCis le Mr . ii i.... ~• -' lit 'Worshipful the MAYOR,, le * p‘ e k i ‘ nfters• l o b e . breed hf *.. 111 1 11 0 16 " ° c . • i kesof7ed netHimOusly, That Itodertpersedt' f r w f s i os i ll ' to .' - --- Ift Tbrei. Vols. No. Price 11. Hs. 6d. ' , twat, half pnit six. - • 7 r • SeefCiii 'Tigre IItrIMIA:PIL , 911. , 611. t &rad" hatAithis ey, tbesanitnatioll of Oath totatiE the distreite rIIPIIE BEAUTIES OF CHRISTI ANITI/4,- 744, iver. 6 ,11 0 , y ; .. gh o -ame i siv,Poisu r la . . o4 .UPPlfr *h.& Mataeferiereee, •se are imperilled, eellit&cipoe•to pto. ir Hy P. A. DE I CHATP.AHORTA NO, • ' y,.1..; Scrawl Price. Enl• i .:...i . . - .. ~. ._.- .. t i nc i le t" general 'M e d , b Y im P lffi in ° i l le Le d idat ire Ml°, hEe° 'lAuthor of " Travels it' Greece lied Palestine, sAtale, Ms. &c. ii . jaa . phfrc. to be la r t l i ire . A l io, 9,x_a!ank.:. hafq vast sources of commercial se!, atpeaty _Jul knottiness - ,whi ch With a Preface and Notes by the Rev. !leery Kett, of Ter- ..lit' ate Oifire in AA* R. ti Mew Tee • till' haute Wee ilttleito clotted to inn mem capita egtot i sev e s ee • nit , / College. Oxford. • , . • !', Tbak all i lleacialtiyi uttlegf "here it he ligablited foe a DWI- . Is h i i W or k i,. u o lewsa ll yse b oope d e o gi o .to b e t b ee h e r d• red , re e • . - ,4 'q t •:. •.. .- c ed ` d A - e r cabals and Weary 1 ,4..... p... • titt v. ATkY.-ROl'lit, diVII V I Z ISII. ' - ' efillrinfir \ k !. Bllllllbrelirsrirbeit ' ell.° 14etiallY "Al ' rd . °lllll " d V Crrii.cl" ; of L i had is le n a h riw : Printed u teti tim f r o'r . and Se**, It Colbert', Public Libra- e a: • ' 16, aillitaretrunii•-dimeneser.ites, that the choicest* privilege pos- ev 50, Contfoit-streeti• George Guidie, Edinburgh; taftWdlut 111 IV' Prespe 11; Y: E , N .L 314 7 ,,• 6 , - .3.... i. m u s t ~ ~ letead . v. th i e Ecit,ladla. Cowpony of trading to the I/new .a mi i,,,,. D, bli „ • lie prfotineei . far the J'.. - ,, - .. --- L ., . - 7 '''''''' - P Ilejss ana,traintrtes between the eanc of Good Flap! an d C a pc ! 7 ~ ..illf valloust - sttad all:Ronksetlers mitt Mos be bad. • AT IltIll0F4:* '' 1 - ' • TIM* Is 'Willa alhoti le 01he thu" molt% lu'lllehbßhef, mu' CH AT RAUB RUN D'S TRAY ELS ia GREECE, A. A for se Meh l • • •. 4 '37' h l / 2 0 1 Y:illigliu* to-4W iaternts of the ilifitifb Pubic. ' ' L EST IN A t ROY PT, Second Editiau, ie 2 vob..Sto.- - . AuDAs t . . .• • . .•• . 1, " That on beiebl . e AdAress and itti9 . nt n i hareserted, itt*t . ,; p e k e lb. ~, gm b ie „ p i per s o b. vol . . a g t d tbensSessto Session , to " g la rte n"ll4" rer w f i t t yr r it: l e " a " b7:l) ' as eg nst Y l: l l6 7 : a r . " .4lC( •I d u lbl ° °°d s l dece°4 . i , WIW I :P:1N 11 . 1 . 8 i iiv-h f i ttl -.. We l l * - ik. a • ? Lom eli ' a • • • Madsbiyi ridelteiepd Eeleette,Reetees, &e. &el f illtrr i ll/ 11T AO Li LEA .' ...,_ , . .r. - • . Ipi!ratukthlftvisotio,o4to seem most previa.. - n.lerili; Tii. Owlet.: .._ cLitc hi.„ t the - Ad - dries Ind .l _ , g.,... titi t tio . n h loc ... • real, Itlit u.; lntep i .11 1nr . 4 t o t I ) .____ Ai No* N ‘ vel. ke. twe. in Fan , vas. Eiv l i s. ......___;.......‘", , .- .1 - - '• • - ligature' Mar" - 0. 16"" ..... ' , ... ...' ila... ` ...... ...' '''' t . e /SHUR WANT@ .r 41... vierill 1 Nrr -...1 a 1.,. .14 • 7 ' • HOusth:OF untDs, Fut:Att. In the eppeat 44 Wright v. Dkinattinatitattofirevi" Mr. Hornerwis heard for the APpellitnieSfiSitelitet Rornilly and Mr. Nolan for • the 'Restoendentli one: Mr. At hi reply. • Judgment , on Motleys - 9 1, - Ct Petitions against the ()ethane clitirna , were iprt.:2 ientesity the Earl of Liverpool from progitediorriti Sr. Leonard, Shoreditoh—by the 'FAA ot , • qa fide, from. the Protestants of King's Cottoty and. County of I.lmerich—by Lord Viscount' Sidinottth, • r:froto St. , Dinstan's .in the East,. and :the 55 , 11011'4' Menge- andTiviotadale—by Lord de Dunstanville t him the . Corporation of Bodmin—by Lord &Ole, from the Protestant Dissenter 4 of Exeter—by theft 44 Chester, from the Clergy of the ArChdetti:;- , cow of Derby, and from the Clergy of Staffortt; ',Akita was not received, some of the names beisig ibi! swAl Lord.. St. Helena,: frets the Corpora-thin of .staitiford—also a Petition against the East India Monopoly, presented by thit!; Marquis of Stafford, front 'Wesel; At Stalthedshirey/ Ordered to lie on the table. P' 1111 ?amine. mirk: Pe; f in at st prier. I t; dory A f F. 40. rri ifek kit 4 Ter on piillattstthel,yro, emu sorit 6 g - Tint the rem and Petition. ?kW°, Me tie ih Meeting.. •.. •• • , " • That the Right Roo. the Lord Lieutetiazd *film county if Worcester be theieslett to pre3ent the Vidatei,s nhd Pktitzt, Ilk Home of Lortf., and the Members for the Oily Ord* of coinsommL and that the Right Milo the Posei•of Plymouth. the Right Ann. the Lard Viscount Dudley and Ward. and 04 Right Thin. the Lords ruin. Somers, and B:nochamp, add also the several fdeshers In Parliament for thu Counly,and the Ban roeghs withal' the same, he requested tot 'ice it* their ounasti support. " That the abb.* denotations, together With n ropy of the Additive and • Pelitinn, •he in* ted in each .of the Womack, New:Tapers, in Aws's Birmingham . Gavite, and in such of the Landon Pipers is the Chairman May think fit. u T. ST. JOHN, Chairman." o - LD - NEIVING; ~t or preserriug SEED' and , Fit,PAT from V o , BLIGHT. owl 131111.08.—=Ge0..1 t i e men, tiaraeoers,aal rs, supplied.bx the IN/mired %weight, ha:r li,.flAred, or AM. I Or old Nettint for Bakers, at 9.tk. fie iiull:lreil weight, et 41eitrie •Giaiher s,. New and Old Net , Warehouse ? No. ld. Crooked-lane, neari he filoospieot.—Als• stnille Neitisig ti. nay 'depth and /04111 iesjuired, at 7d. thtl !aware wird, •• - • , Ilona:Nets in great variety of vols.'s, add allokberesitd P l ' —. ••••• ....... --, AC.: :. ::.,.. • --- rrE SeN9 of the VISCOUNT and the :. DAUGISTERS ofille BA.R L. A•Novisl, depicting re- • Seise scenes in laskionable Life. „ - By a LADY. Y. LINTRIGUARTE ; • or, The Woman of the Woild. By. A. F. Hols.tein Au th or of " halloo of Milm," " Miseries of a o Heiress" & c. 4 vols. 2°s. I. THE HISTORY of MYSELF and MY FRIEND ; a Novel. By Mho Pluaspire. 4 large vols. 28s. 4. TRAITS of NATURE. By Miss Burney, Second Edi-: lion, 4 vols. 28s. 5. GERALD NE FAUCONBERG. By the same Author, $ vols. 21v. 8. TILE MILESIAN CHIEF, a Rnmance. By the At. One of " Fatal Revenge," ?Ye. 4 vols. 21s. London: Printed fer and Sold by H. Colburn, Public Libra , ry, se,• Condssiustreei; George Goldie, Edinburgh ; Juba Cumasing, Dublin ; and all Booksellers. . 1 The. Local Totens Aniendment Bill, some local and private Bills, were brought up frcmt • the Come, moos by Sir William Curtis, Mr. Chutei l "ind other° Members, and read a first time. The consideration of the Stafford Mine was postponed all the 11th of March. • Adjourned till to-morrow (thil day). ' = WANTS. It 'fiiTliAirlei t iva h Married Mao, be. , invert) sthind 40 e•lirs4lt airy; terrealv thfivise:a ha . hu-ibes in every ieve:t.—C:in hove ap urkirtiiable di:racier (rune' the 11 u 4 he nor jim left, *WOO' he i tiliit for rewrap.. Anpiv itf b. letrre, post /WO to J..- lb at- Mr. Mobithrter, 94, Norion-ottret, —7147 The Maros having fait the • Chair, amt tit* iamb having been taken by 11. Infusion, Es 4, Resat-ca. " That the Thanks of this Meeting be mien to the Right Worsbittft4 the IViayde for ailing the same, and for bib cambial In the Oak. BENJ.. JOHNSON." st.• );, . . iKisr(yi NA R ntay be Ofetriliisilit i l lttbi CO LON fA L Eier A 131:1911,1101V, 19, renegue's:ls. street, its tiny qtanoritirs not le*s than IN 11 pslions, and delim . tted „ „,,y Nut Londou, free of ispenre, at the follovittig prices : J per gannet; tre'sverii bitted; of lek 6dV per ;41t.•n. . , . eiders addressed to Mr. fielders. for Rpm to, be seat jute; tht voilatry, Will be pulietoolls aafe ttrd to, It eircfotkilinle'd either by Hank-rooks, fie Bills typo !tante:es in Ltiodott, dot est-ceding two months dew:, 2 asks will he supplied, if regoireti, and the price allowed, fi!. open their beiog.retoroed. 11.1. Eimittislionent has been formed far die sate purpOse e4J affiirding to the Public the means of obtaining (leonine titer of, ti r rice QuiltithieS, Upon. tbe most rest ,..7,atste terfts‘ ; roi4neltest bw Mr. holden, •Seeve tory t.) the West India I'llll'o64nd Mrreknim• asd-ouder ,superisdesevee of a Conitnittes.‘ HISSI Undl. • " THE BOOK" I)IgCOVERED.'"•t" This day, Feb. 25, positively will be ilh i lished, in 9 yob. price 15's. extra boards; SECRET MEMOIR S of an ILLUSTRIOUS PRINCESS, or the R----I Sufferer . ; hiterspersed with guide Anecdotes of thou.* Personages °inserted with the Coast of Mb—. A Political, Amntocy,nod Foiltionahle Work, Edited by JOHN AGO, Esti.. Published by the Editor, and Orders received by M. Jones, Bookseller, refewint..-greett. nod fieorge Hughes, 221, Totten hout-suurt-eond, Bookscller to her ft,e3al Highness the Prio ress of Walrus. •** ()Al.'s frosts the Country dilly attended to. • - . - . . • To the Honourable the Comnmas of the United Hinwdom of Great Britain nod' [relay*, in ParHamra* astiemilled ;. •••• .... - .. ... Price to. ►R L MYSTERY; or, 'The Secrets" of JIL tut Illustrious Family. A Poem, in Three Cauto.i. By lIUMPIrREY lIEDGIIOO. • Author of " The Royal farralti," ke. rte. To wbieh I. added, the LETTER from the PRINCESS of WALES to the PRINCE REGENT. " Still persecuted and tevilid, • B, Caesar's stern diecrte, The Mother pitted froth her s Ohltd, Robti'd of her Lot kik Beholds lw r. eft gild the future gloom, • But courts-411c friendly 'solace of de tomb !" Vide I.4oulms : P.kbliddied by J. Johuston. ChenpAde t and.ol4 bj • eel tio k4ellers. ' . SAUCE mteirittE*rit. very high esteem in ithieh this invaluable 1.. 'SAUCE is hell the Nithilisy and Gratry, as well for it 7. rte ilavnur, as for its general applieatioa to all the p 4,;(Yolit-ry, 4.41% theijr•stagol jpritirowiediroserifs A. Bit TA I - LOU and SON,. rte Inventors, for the I t . b r rai patroimge allnid.-ttittem, and Iduce. theta to take this public ipethod of appriztaz such of their Frieods, and the Pub lic in general, as traVe Aut yet ittia an oppnrtatitty of trying its , unrivalled excellent*, Om it it the best 'Sauce tor Straka and Chops, Fish, 11;.slies, Ragoats: Soups, hot and cold Meats, e ke r iireente,ll, :..id is gertriiilly slvproVid of in almost every pieparatioti of the (*Unary art: OM they have farther the gratification to add, that it will krils good any climate, and ter :my length of tiine. . unlit inßattles, at 2s. and 4*. each, at their Faniily Oil , tad Saner IY , trehOw.e, No. 7, Lhwer Holborn; dnd by Alessrs. Ball, New Wild-street ; C. Wls, Leadenhall-street ; Mr. C. 'Taylor, S. ratan, Sni re Mr. Powney, Bruck-street, Bath; Mr. J. C. nier, Cambri dge; and Mr. C. Rolroyd, Madan, Essex. KIM' gemlike intro{ signed Jasper Taylor and Son. 'I ;icy tilos w itbcooftdence recommend their improved T,,orita tchup, their poriable Soups and Gravies , and every Article fa she Oil Trade, of the first quality. t 4, i lf: A p i` A GENUINI.; SPERM AND OTHER LAMP OILS. - per Cad. per Gal. Genuine Sperm Oil 83. 6d. I.tiale Seal Oil Good 'locoing Oil _ 73. 631. Pale 4awiliern Oil 44..tr1, Double Itrlined Oil • 6s. 6d. Pale%VlialeOil fori.iver • Chaniber Oil 53. 6d; paid &coininonlaralis ;Is. 9:1. &c. &e. TIPTON and Co. Oilmen. and Colour Manufac !weft. No. 41, Liinrinti And Kennet W hart . , toast ' tally eryouinen 1 the above Oils to the Nobility, Gentry, ale Pdblie i» genertil. The Spent, Oil in 'partit-ilar they daft Ogee far all slevriarlitirpnies, tts they pledge themselves to sell it ripsiior. laid in proof of glairb they warrant it to turn tit Irma 30 . hour. w i illiant and pdre flame, without requiring tlie uaulll snd divi,:rerrahle miention, naniel% , raising ii.e cos ion or renitlyittit the .ertirt n.. 41 it, which thud Wrcayr;•,- ierirted to &risk; duo spare of ti ne, when sir Oil is not genuine, copra rrly prepared, or of :in rosititv. • Thitim nod Co. eau, Wit Is prophesy. assert, that their Sperm - Gil eonnut hr exceeded in fiiveness ut quality at ntie pyre, tto,r.. ever big!' ; nail do the% doubt but weir haler Oils, for general parrs's, w ill he found rqdrtrtleserving of. uigice, being all pariirislarly alie of their rev/prat itiftlib: (r.. l * Or lets reyeiyi d the Warehouse, 41, Lptsdim.keloll, .4)13, where Merclialth, Spiptfiehita, ettptaiiil, and the Trade 'urge tat, luny be s supfilted 'wi h a4ry oilanittie4of OM and Co ,ltsuri, dry sir greluad, at !be lowest wholesale prices. "'That yotir Petitioners ate of opinion that the injury to-the Pul.lic, vot may in paying a mono p oly price for all articles im p/mill from the East, hut in the limitations and restraints itb posed by the List India Company's Charter use the capital and eittei prise of individual Slerch.ints, is too evident to aced ills 671:4,v. " I`l.t the-objections to the opening of the Trade, which the East Lelia Company have ougersted, atullet seliemeney urged, appear to your Petitioners unfounded and presumptimusi—un frosatted; a• they wiped eolodizut ion, shice no dasiger is to be /Ipr:ells-tided from the r• bidesece, for commercial purposes. of KESS ibli isaividiusl• in a country where the Gaverisownt is despotic mot military —oar does the ar:unarnt issirted upon front the con duct of our North Ainerrenis Colonies dererve ander, since there is ao analogy whomever het It ern the prestos Government of Indio hitch that which, previous to its separation from the Parent brute, obtained in North America, where every measure, poli tical'. civil, mid military, wits discussed** Provincial Awn:iffiest —anJ presumptuous, since private Merchants are sorely equal to Ijme ptudein maimgemeut of their mess offairs: tool the wisdom of Pairlarill'Oli is folly adeqamte, without the interference of the Lost India Compnov, to.prov Me, if necessary, additional safe goad* for the Coostoution. " That the commercial intercourse established with the Chinese, by Individual Amerkah and Portu , mese Ms willow, leaves your Petitiusters no 'room to fear any ilinvcror Mem. ventenoe from opening of the Chinn Trade to 'Owe of Great britain ; nor can it hi' supposed that the Chinese Covi rnment should e::teriain that jealoohy of private, unconnected indi video's, j•whiLh if must do of the Agents of it Compost) , distinguished nut ; se mutts for commercial, us fur military greatoess. r " That your Pei:loiters thick too highly or the vigilance of I Ids Majesty * “ovrininens, to doubt that the Custom ilotwe re • Relations will be reentered cifectuol, to secure the'doe Collection of the Revenue as those glut-ports which the wkilitin of Parli.- ! meat may think fit to opeato Eastern iiii 'fere.. " Your Petiiiimerrdu theeefore, hoodsly mull earnestly praYs that your Honourable permit no Renemut of the Batt httlia Compan3's Cormitercial ; but that your Honourable House will he pleased to provide. that rite British subjects shrill he tdlu. t d freely rip trade to India, Chia, hyoid • nil other Countries in the EJM.. from soth Ports of the Waited Kingdom as shall seem espedient,• nod from uny other Ports in the World which they may choote to 1011411 fill. And your ' Petitilaters ht' leave further to sine their hall and eottre eouti- I deuce, upon this and all oilier subjects 'of lertsiOli a ,,, to Slug watd ristico, ard.iotegrity of your Ilionnurahle' House. "'Signed . in the Nagle and on he Behalf of tie Meeting, TH.OS. ST. JOHN, Mayor." The humble Adders; told Petition of the Idea or. *tier , ' trate), Merclutoits. Mamtfacturers, and other lolinbitants, of the City of Worcester and its vicinity, in Common= Hall, asstimb led, Sbewerh, " Tbut your Petitioners deeply feet for, and °yin pa t liiie. in, the privations and distresses arising from the anus of r oragn Cohinterre. under which by far the greater port of the United Kingdom , nod ?abeam That the Trade of your Petitioners i itself sensibly elected by pant of demand fbr those articles in which they deal, re sat* froth the stagnatioe of Commerce in such considerable places as Birmieghata, and Bristol, mid Manchester, aid Ll verpoisl. " That your Petitioners are convinced that nil Monopolies, cheeps those which are granted fora Waked fhb*, as 'the reword of rapists and inlastryesersetyn the diseovery or improvement of something manifestly beneacial to the public, are unjust in themselves, and.subversive of the phtiliii good. ' a '!'brit theinclusive privilere. possessed by the Mt* tolls.' Clorapans ,- of trading to the imitates Seas and Countries be.- tweet. the Cape of Good Hope and Cape /lion, appears to rase Petitiiineis to be a Monopoly odious in itself, disodyna- tageoes to three aho possess it, and injurious to the interests of the British Entpirc. " That the Comany's own statements constrain your Peti- , (loners to believe. firma loss is sustained by them on their Er- ! ' Price Is. New Series, ports; although those Exports. iocholiag MililarrStores, rive-: CATHOLIC MAGAZINE A V l) BEV! EW, far March: rage no more than 1,600.0344. annually 1-4 , sum fat inferior to . the •iltattal exportation of British Merchancitge by Inclilduals to . N O.II I. will con tain Original Cotnmuuications on various subjects, the Prosestiut Addresws &c. Rec. Jaot,ica alone. . i 'lbis Work will continue to advocate the Coh..lic Claims, ' " That your Petitioners are convinced, from documents ' equally ant heotic, an immense loss would be incurred by the En' I and so remove Ile amisrepresenttion of' every kind i espect jog the Ingo Company on their Imports, we re i t • not r o t th e extra - (cite'' , and principles of Holy Cotholic Clrch. ' visgant Monopoly prices obtained by them for these frOm the • Letters received (post-paid) by J. Taylor, Esq. 39. New 11,mo-street; and J. M'annouch, 21, Lester-street, Golden- Public. That, independent of other articles, it ,can be proved square, at hit Catholic Bunk Warehouse. that Ten, if the Trade were thrown open to Individuals, would Sold by Sherwood and Co. Paterniettet row t Keit', Cole. lu• tuild at least eighty per cent. less titan know paid for it ; nod Your Petitioner. humbly beg leave to state, that they ran see no . il'am"'"'et $ Clough, Ratclitre-highway ; floydook, Manches reason, especially when the heaviest burtliens are twee .sarily iin- .Ice. and Augle4ra-street, Dublisi; ;aid the Catholic Booksellers posed upon them, that can palliatg, onich less justify , the eon- of li:ogland nod Ireland. ' -- thinance of n Monopoly which annually levies., IS the shape of - Prieif hs. . price, a Tax upon the Countr alisoun i. . y IMt to the enormous saw TIIE RESOLUTIONS of th e 110U.SE of COM uf nearly 'two Millions sterliogsai : . .i; MO NS in the last Se sun of the lute Parliament, relative " That St sr Petitionea hunioiyconeelve they are justified in asserting tlw Mdi onopoly of the East Ina Compnny to be da to the AD.I Li STPI r KN T of the C.LA IL NIS•of the. HOMAN - ' CA advantageous to those a hits possess it ; since, not withstanding the 1 Tli()11 CS, ")NSI DEItED. . I lar ,, e rums annually leVied by them on the United Kingdom, in ' By Sir ti EliftC P 110tV y ER, Bart M. P. I the shape of price, and their having neglected to pay more theta ' O-xford; Published fur J. Parker; and sold by Hatchard and toto 1 one instalment of tue ai,i),00.11. which they agreed to pay the, Rivin -e ' t 'ondos, ' - Pahlic yearly, they ht.ve torn obliged, shire the last Reurwal of their Charter, to borrow several ihilli.ow stetting to di-charge I their dividend, and other incidental demands. WILLIANIS:S LAWS 01 TRADE AND COMAIFRCE.I To Murrimats mai Trailers iu General. • In One large Volume SY°. price 11,. boards, or iris, bound in Law Calf and lettered, 6 (DerHotted. by permimirin. to A lexandor Haring. Evq. M. P.) ritHE LAWS of TRADE and COMIVIELLCE; A. beteg a complete Cuide to Merca , tile Law and Custom: : • containirg, besides a variety of interesting topics, the whole Law respecting Hills of Eithange and Pr ttttt ivorry Notes, Con . tract; and Agreements fur the Sale and Purchale of Goods. Con tracts far the Carriage of Giroc6, either by Land or Water; the - LT& IV affeeting Insurances, Cbarter-purtiev. Freight, Sic. Part : "ershilit tigeorlt. Bankruptcy, and Surety:lip ; with the Inter - outioonl Laws of Cot:amerce during War and 'Peace. I VY 40IIN WILLIAMS. Esq. of the Inner Temple. ll' is itteuritbettl upon every man to he arquainted with those law*, at least, with which he is ituraedidtely conterned." H LAC/410N E. 9 London •Priattid 'for Sherwood, Neely, rind .1 Mk S s Pater ' nosier-rot*. ThePulAshers,.lnitrioging forward this Work, presume to hope. that th••y are doing an acceptable service to the Mercan ' tile World; and, in rats hope, they are encouraged by the high 'is favourable opinion ctveo by Gentian. of eminence iti the 1 Profession, as to IN .:Witty and pecoliat adaptation to Co:caner cial Purposes: they can therefore with confidence recommend I it, as ;Cnecetvrary appendage to every Coiutiog Noose through , out the Empire. TO BE SOLD 1W AUCTION, Sy sir. SA DLER: • At his Repository, Guswell-strert, TO-MORROW, Feb. 2tl, ni TTPWARDI3 of 70 Lbts Of Horses, of.diterent deserfOthsa, issuing whirh are trivial ardee;larte-stVd, Tquit 'Coulters, • Haekikiv,.Gig, Titudens, Ba r..tien, Chariot Geldkags, Cart * Horses, &c. To be viewed the nuoroiug of Sale. Ride Dale every•Tuetday and Friday. TO BE SOLD BY AVCTION, By Mr. DIXON, At the City "Nies - holy; Bartiietih, TO-MOl ROW,at Twelve • to'Clock precisely. lITiVARDS of One Hundred and Twenty . Lots of ) .11uttsEti 6;f ditrerest deseriptiotp, consisting of 15 very *...ful cart aad **goo horses, from cotoaut work ; several pairs of vino expitil coach, chariot, and burouehe horses; a very ktotasume brows gelding, six years old, ma,ter of 18 stow, no tintordinary good gorse to ride, midis a good gig horse ; a bay 10.. d gelding, fdar !earl, old, a rtpital hurter and roadster, and goes aril in harness; I~ handminte sir years old black gelding; a Superior gig horse, thoroughly broke to.troops, and ha, byes) homed th semen; t istowber*,,f very handsome kullniguys oust Foote.; about PS iestsvied odd coach and chariot horses, cairn kerd fur rutiesnen in ',not of blotch hor.c4, trout emulous work; wit) Meat. lob c.lculated fur post or stage work. ,) he viewed.llll the Ittre; and wilt be . suld w ithuut the least re•et tr. the sanie d0y,9.5 Lots of Carriage; and Ilaraess of various d• • • (be I iundred at d fashionable Varriages on Pri voi bale. Sales toy Asictiosi every Friday, nttwehe preekly. FIUME 11.14 A L JAPAN BLACKINC.; made by OA . I . . end MARTIN, re/ t •lltgli fluilhofo„ 14, 0 ,y o f ;hp issiettrila sly; Hs alotir I)AYsiud. M RTIN ibm nen helve Skaio mu:nix, w av i ng Nut thy word liIGU ; mudousue halve ona!I (fir) hefore 1 “vis 4 ts 4 INuagere.*. • 6-." - 'Attabserve, vrtoirAdire is clear sad distiam. .. - . 4 • Ju•t published, price 21. 6d. THE BALANCE held between the CATIIO - Lacs mid DISSENTERS; or,•Coniiiderullnns Ml the Evils to which the I••tabltsheil Choral of this lUnydbtu it ex "posed frip itt variosit Opplinents. By JOHN RIPPINGIIAM. • London Priutrd for Cede, Curtis s and teener, niterooster row: _•. ,_ ...~ ~.,,ri..~~,.. . TAKE • • •• A PEILSON ili the NeighbQuihood of ex.lasgow, nll calle lat few (lay, ago it! Mr. Atieus.M l Donald. !tram. wiet...place*, nt that city, :and informed him, that laic Wife had , hi.en daorrmt;ly affected la .h a (iathering in her Lump t4k , her Surrson I. :mod it). attended with al arming -.yaw gross spitting, dithettlty of bee:Wang, having etyma -her, iu small One Half. GUIIIPR 11..atie 'of Dr. SOLOMON'S COlt1)?A L (I.ILM OF 41 LEP.I), she. recovered in the most at.tan4lataig 1011181.!r her health auk spietts. her cm:014111a having berm thereby removed moat mira cul ously. •:./ (t-3' Mr. tal`l)uutaltl ha, perusiAmtan ..aereryespectable En quirers to theYalty.--14 December, 181. L : • • • Appletitwakte, near 'Kendal', fee. ^3. 1811. Tu•DR. SOLomON. Gile.ol-b•alse, rear Ligetpoont. • StR,-Itoperssed With the rognring virtues of your - ce t a t t rate.t golirine. tile CORD LA 1. BALM 'OF GI LIFIAD, feel myself bounden In juttire you. and fur the benefit of the Palace, to Inform yin', that ealey.-in Inez opting I had it violent pain hi ray , hrenat, actuarial:tiro w ithdidavalty of breathing ;and excoriate wea t krsl, 11.4 Shot I could ,t.cnreely walk. I conti nued for S'atue lane lattohring tattler 'the am t distiessing tas:.s; **Neu, mairo . A . t est maenad • dverther. Sill sitcour ft ad 'lsm' curet itert..roned in this neighlumehooa by taking Inc spiel Medicine, in the latter part of Sopterob , r, I proctireC n ; Fnatily Bottle 'etf hteacri. M. and R. FlOstutlatvntte, your Agentail by bakiug •in awn glay , ) fell its restorative virtues, hod - before Iliad tihiO•wl the wane. was restored to my former ijealih . a w hien. thank God. 1 tun now in; .und remain. • ' • • •I*..ur mdst tabeilkut 4ervant, • 144A.Ase ~1 4.yzare.) • • • • HOUSE. OF COMMONS. • Colonel to WELL . said he had to present a Pe.:' Won from great number of the Protestant Free- . holdiii of the County of Tipperary, praying, that if _ • the Clahni of the Catholics waregmutedS sncfiltea cautions should be adopted as would sinecure the ex cellent Constitution under which they lived. Lest he might be misunderstood in presenting this Pen- Con, he should take, this opportunity of stating, that he should vote for investigating. this great question in whatever shape if might be brought forward. . • The Petition having .been brought .cp, General NIATHEW: objected to the Petition being presented; as that of the County of Tipperary. The Petition-14d beet smuggled—no meeting of tilt county had been.callett- , --and fear Peers who had signed the Petition, not oiie redded in the county, •and, as he understood, they had not signed it, but given their consent hy . letter. • Colonel -BAGWELL; was net ttware whrthet:oe no the signatures werii - genuine_; . buithe word smug. •. gled was not with propriety' to : be applied:tilt. A meeting was held, and most respectably attended; and in a county where so many were Catholics, three thousand Protestant Fieeholders must bet large pro. portion of the whole: Of these three thousand names, none were marksmen.—[The Ilitnourabte Gentleman having explained, that by marksmen was meant such as gave their assentby marks, a loud and universal laugh %CRS produce - ill —He could not sit down without expressing his reprobation of the HonPurable General at th e hustings in that county, where he had advised the people net to come forward any longer with Petitions to the Throne, but to de mand their rights, and that he (General Mathew) would shed-his blocd in leading them on. Gen. MATHEW never could get a sight of the Petition, so great a secret was made of it : his Friend and Colleague, however, once showed it film at a private house in Cashel, antl - ttot an hour before he had seen it in the hands of the High Sheriff; when he found that it contained the names of many persona who were absentees, being either in this country pr in distant parts of Ireland. He was sorry to advert to a toric introduced by the Hon. Colonel,-and con, nected with what he had said elsewhere. He denied that he had ever used the expressions imputed to him. tie had, indeed, asserted the right of the• Roman tholics to a participation of all the blessings of the Constitution ; and in proof of that right it would be necessary to go no farther back than to treaty of Limerick. He had also expressed his opinion freely of the present Ministers; he had expressed the same ' opinion in that House, and he had never altered it. Ile thought them incapable of their situations, and would, at alt times, do every thing in his power to assist their doWnfal, and accelerate their overthrow. Of the Prince Regent 'lie had never - expressed any sentiments buethose of respect fer his Orion, .and gratitude for the faiours conferred. The SPEAKER asked, avhether the Iloa. Gene ral meant to state, of his own knowledge, that the signatures to the Petiiiou were really not those of the persons whose names were affixed to it ? 'Gen. 'MATHEW said, that he only spoke on the. information of others. , The Petition was, therefore, ordered to be laid on the table.. The Lord Mayor of Dublin was then admitted to the house, and brought up a Petition against the East India Company'i exclusive Charter. He.afterwarda brought up the Petition artirrst (he' Roman Catholic - Claims from the Makrartd Corporation of the City or Dubliti.', Lord .sAtur presented i Petition against' the Catholic Clainis from'the Inhabitants of the county of Kilkenny. He snitt i -that the *wino: who had signed it, were not, iolluense4 by • speculatias or theOretieal reasoning s ., but by attest perience„ • - , • •,• Sir JOliN NEWPORT denied &it tbePetilien presented .by time Noble 14prd expressed the sentiments of the inhabitants of the county of Kilkenny. .The great body of freeholdstcs, iu that county ; and ',even in ,thAt meeting, were adverse lo the &misfit:a of site.i?c tirion ; and iewaa not Ulf the meeting wns dissolved that the signatives which now , appetiied to it had been • obtained. The High Sherif of -the county had l e- W . tnecti Nus or to lend .the-Courtshouse . .• ...•••• or I ‘,,3 if tt i