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"'" 1. •'". • the Foam* attiiildslo eft . • swot MONDAY, arseasber NI, ohm will be performed ESGLetWfidalathleile., re •*I It•,• • l b 01'r . r,, •1 ' • REPORT - frost tee *ELECT COMX/T . PEZ . : lep poier oo rr. , ....: N't . i . .. a. - emoeietor if the MEAN!, of MAVIT/LINING sod tW. IL • Illeshopearei Trapdy,of . That * GENSNAL.. !lON - " I ,% ‘' tl p .. 1 . vrerre4. 'wag t. re growth tir *OA% '•'•..--' ''' il k L• - otket l i t h i k a Width le the thumomme olf dry 1114 ad 111l4Abiileeoow . paop t se i rs, r e va p ir TaA Ds of the court , xi ,. ROMEO AND JULIET. .• THI.IRMAY NVILT. •tIM Slat : *4 " .. •., ' S ii i i % • :Jo 1 t - t l j - , * • '- ' 4 . 44 t ises Amos Wrold'hy ober priAisliosi! do . . ...Mom t I , • Prises Denise, Mr. Clammeet ; Park. 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TIM esiole OM, oppliesethlLM Mawr PerPostio lir • The mod aponottt oo apoemiit- a tie sireorau r • !ice* is, 'i,} • ---r-p Arras to IWO 1.14111 “ , .. Norm, Mrs. emesposi ; Janet, Airs Moseley (Mr tint op- ~"'- ' i t g ititiehtf - 1,0 Ibni uts . Tif i g - i t iriii. - 4,4 4 i n ks p,i, d4 ,0 l e , ' '‘', l* . lip Ati,4„ 4 . , dmielliklikatiltiNtell bf *Oho usstelbedo Oil Morog" h. of Ilaieteituutosef tereprwelbg • ' Met • Trylle - -• 1 pomace le s wept ellsesetre.) • •., • . la Act I. a Mimpessie sad Delft ineideolit to the Play. . m ERTING of .the LADIES Nu.' titer: Vlll4 klitsis„ Itlopbeerh, .i . . Meheoll ". Seolt • M a 4. l be *WO Allebir• lbsell"ba 1 4414 blr boibbigt WA= - Cooistry e sell M report their • dsft••• -„, - , , 1 Ear Walk le milf,rebet bor bwootwilb mid lob* "Pli .. ,_, therespee tio the Meyer ;NM or *Wm . & re. 040 rani. ~ •;.`. 1 le *et T. /he Powiewl Prommimstlimilet, sad a &Meer A TLEhI EN of Leader% . Wavor4wreee sad losillwark, littetweiheel &MO fE. Jr ;JI 'LAW; i ' tel Mleyhr NMI; aw PorPost It fia be selarrfu l l____, lierio4elM Is th .C.Masetreld Ihrierthislisoarte fa the 'slash ilifits• will he Mid glil MONDAY. NEXTOMMea i 544 4 0 81 54 the CI." • , NAR I PSO III 4 II 11161 $ 1 * , L j e 1101 ' . 141tresie thiemse ' W ayne t """ Dallas ' . ' lo rho presime'llriolutt a wee. le, whits, wi ll be oda& the ii.k.4„.. a .. freemasert's ?WM, Gnat Qmpow/plipe a - for. the purpow ~t , •• „,..,,,,.„, , • •,. , • . tes itioog isle_ 1 01, 6 hrle 0 *talk IP. 1 rekevet ;ad erldi trud ...........„ to erport,TMOi 1. THE MILLER AND HIS MEN. '' ii C """ illili g ' he r ' 1114N17. 4. .4111.44 is 4 tea 611 , ;11e t * I G • I '' rt. .1, t 17 . 4 ,` •t a ATOP' re " vb. seranbee *WM. albs. 'we Ili a le_r kw to ma% to the Neses.-Mre, pursuant ts the (NA.' if Maim' her. .... li w r i es • sit. t../0., ~ ~.... IN Om Idea em-011011 Me Ipso& sae no •• of the thlllibt, seaddreed thitalstekro ts them referred, • • , „ Cotedelt Mr. Farley ; Coot IFeederlek Friberr akai r k: it o hoess io o nti or s b as g ~,,,. l Ado ‘ e irft at „wens playa • far ~ , 4: c a . t i til r ~ :‘.. ic , .. I Wziat , ei=s. oft *WM Yam tilltbeci/ Mawiliabo br att ihe - Ned ham solved spoil% AMMAN' Im part: -.. cian C"fr iar ; s R a da *. rose lk" illhhaillhnibmweieol lea: talhair cerei l ; rti ne r ei ' es, am. led le her . I hi sa _. "ki t , ...„ *t.., 4 . , lg . . *ruble to tory. twat Maher fee 1110111imPdealet omethEr_ e , L ____ II bee apperwreltapoe _ , ,if Werlicolis •„, 4 .. . , - /..2: . ! Few*. I et' Joao i•el •- • Tim.' I • ''''. 4'' ' .- . C r y • istititet latilweimeste, eteliverwe impute ' telskes the ellrayst 'NW Illle Pik berme. - '.:', ~. • 4 .11101141. ' . • ghsoui wile Awing the *sem Um 111 . 0 Mte bail boo ildirel.7 *Wait . gr as tp e r ea A so ,„ ••. • • • ... .: 411.- • = am • 74: a.4 11111 .. bah . eitibt . lit sont.! - f ceratell sod sethellihod. _ . ••11 ' 0,...,•4, • ~..1 ..,, etrwhit * • ~t 1 '44 1 • 444004 •.- ' / ••• 1 • d . ' li b ib m i 1 . 91 - obi dlervemee " kw soy oilltloml bibletivi pooteetiso or elaforepleta : t , - ;• i • . • 1 ; •le lelltlfb mall alleildleillh lreM 4 Ilabellohop!" 1 T 9 THE riggßoibsis or kfintbeENinfiftir. - .•- - - Si' el% ebb sollellY4 mitt bell 'sill i 110- lip the reasiwoee of Me Milted ItiMOom *kb liortatrilltabi, 4. w , p Lulus iv T 4 it y pa p Ems. . .vaiellog airentssi to i tis the serpor ammomi loo frm a lt eios i, ros im ai d o uiesport, MM ., ir lo t , re 4111 .4 08 is oi relzewl a ' &ra il e :nrai perio l d 'verki hareera t eIP res eipe lrie . 1' i t i ..._..4 ; sed wltich wlnt (!er b. i completely wessileted, hos ham emotrsemi bp Mr. wens. rectum, . ~ Orsameotel Lashes, Orr Weit-leglito a sorrosed the Dome I AVB lettrut with sincere reg . ret. an my atr i a Circle; ri e,. ~• rat here, the death of your late worth/ 114perolallys , I A b.,. , IMPORT. • yeedditelbit ellohlsly Mom "mod - boo Nellb_amsrie•••_.• wheats* expedieut or eiberwiee se she bite ogee they orr'r it the aralyerallor rate acerfaimre bi••• 4 `tetr , seensamf "mr" esected, having mod to be secretory for the purierees A saw Drop Cortejn, from se °rifles! design, has been in perheseess, Jima, r pawed Mn Mi. Pure. er tr ieett i Is ! II " 6 . 1. . 1111 It 11 , 3 t soma Coma. (.........:5e...... .........:..ssa .. IN.L..‘ n..........ui.... .... • painted by a,— Pugh. A Private Bon may be bed for the 5c...., or nightly, or Mr. Brandies, at the Box-Qicv. The Doan will be opened at Half-past Six o'Clock, and the Play beefs at Seven. Boxes, 74 • Second Prier, Sc. Id.—Pit, 3.. 6d. ; Second Price, Ss.; Screed Price, h.—Upper Gal. tem Is.; Second Price, Ad, Purees for the Bann to be taken of Hr. Brandon, at the Box-OSlce, Hart street, from Tea till Four. The Public are ',spectrally Wormed, deal bliss Greene,of the Theatres Bora am. sod Dublin, is en aced at his Montle and will snake her first appearance on Wednesday, in the entracte, of Polly, in tbs Beggar's Opera. 4 Partimsweg o t le - - /ley POI tli tosialliejlio - - do. 8 2 1 ftafl telltales. ins to denllial ofFeriag 411 the Representation of the Gandy au the maw wrier,, 841.1 The state of my health, fur soon p ost , h as lap ding me from attending my duty • smelt with that regularity which I had endeavoured to Ira; and, nailer such circumstances, I should sot feel instillable in aspiring to the diorite of the more weighty and impel-taut iaterests of the County of Aberdeen. I have great glessore in availing myself of this opportn• city to express my cordial and grateful aelinowissigureats S. those Freeholders who bays so handnunsely supported my pretensions. and I beg to Glare them t h at, although I thus resign, for the present, the flattering prospect of the honour of representing my native Camay. which their kirdnew bog placed no my view, I eon Never forget tie obligating* Ow have laid me under. . .., • • i I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, • • 4 , - , Your faithful and obedient Servant, EJinborgh, CHARLES PUREES. 11th September, IStO. TIIRATRR-ROYAL, YII.4IMET. T HISEVENING, MONDAY. Sept. 18, will be performed the Orem of GUY MANNERI NG. Hersey Bertram, Mr. Brehm (his 3d appearance on Ibis stage); Col. Maaeering, Mr. Baker • Dandle Memo's', Mr. J. Russell; Dirk Hatteraick, Mr. Gilbert Gloss's, Mr. Hammond; Doraiairs flanspourn (first time at 'bin 'theatre), Mr. Orbeevy. Julia Mauseering, Misr R. Geri; Lucy Bertram, Mre.Gaerick; Flora, Mrs. Bakery Meg Men rubes, Mrs. Dalton. After which, the Fares of FORTUNE'S FROLIC. Roles Roaglibead, Mr. Orberry; Snacks, Mr. Frank, Mr. Comoey; Rattle, Mr. Barnard. Miss Nancp e. l Slim Leigh; Dolly, Mrs. Baker. 1 . The Public are respectfully informed, that, according to the established arrangement, aiuce the term of his Ms. jesty's license has hems extended to this Theatre, Second Price will be takes during the Last Month of Performance: this Eversion theeelore, fatal the close of the Seautio, lbs Prices will be as follow: First Price—Boxes, th.,—Pit, 3..—First Gallery, Seri. Second Gallery, Is. Second Price—Baru a, Ss. Pit, Is. fid..—First Gallery, Is. —Second Gallery, 6d. Second Price will commence every Evening precisely al Nine o'Clock. Pleas for the Beres to be taken of Mr. Massinghani, al' the Theei re. I I 1 TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LAWNS AND GINTLEMIN, AVACANCY in the DIRECTION having again twee created by the truly lamentable Occur rence of Sir Alexander Aliases decease, I propose • reeved time to stand forward as a Coadidate fur the honour Orme choke. The mature of my pretensions to that honour has already been sueicieutly made known to you; 1 shall, thi Wore, on this occasion, merely repeat the assurance, that in the event of my success, I shall employ my exertions with habitual seal to promote the interests of that service to which the greatest portion of my life has been arduously devoted. I avail myself of this opportimity to renew the expression of my grateful thanks fur the eacouragemeat and support which I have had the gratification of experiencing from you in the of my canvas.. 1 ve Om honour to be, with great respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, Irter mast obedient and faithful hatable Servant, N. B. EDMONSTON Portland-place, Sept. IN 1810. ——• • • 1., • A Private Bea may be bad, ■i`htly, by application at the Pox Office. To-morrow, Dog Days in Bond-street !—Rosina—atid Truing made Easy. Edierniatearria Co4llllllillelt Will meet THIS DAY at Tea o'Claek. at the L•adoa Tavern, Ileabepsgate 'Hefei, vibes his friends are ceremony entreated Is &mood. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE ROYAL FASIILY. OPENED, at No. 147, Strand (near Somerset House), elegant and extensive WAREHOUSES fur the 1410111Nlir and retail Disposal of URLI NG'S LACE, to w►ich the Fashionable World is respectfully invited. G. F. URLING and Cu. gratefully acknowledge the in eremiag Patronage of their F►iesds, which has rendered a re moval from 392, Strand, indispensable. It may be proper m remark, that G. F. U. and Co have the exclusive Patent. right to manufacture this celebrated article; that ims other Lime will remain perfectly clear after repeated washing; that it is sealed with the Pateniers initials, G. F. U. and Co. and the words a by the Queen's amkority," sad n■ only be depeadcd on as pasine, in Loudon, at their House, or of their Agents in the country. Curious Imitations of Point, Drawls, and other Foreign Styles, with every Description of Lace on the new principle. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. rrHIS EVENING, MONDAY, Sept. 18, will be perforated, 14th tune, a new Operatic Drama, its three acts, called THE BARON DE TRENCK. The Baron 1k Trend', >lr. T. P. Crooke; Commandant of Glitz, Mr. Rewbotheas •' Anthony Swartz, Mr. Marley; Lionel Schell, Slim Kelly; Hams, Mr. Wilkieson; Michael, Mr. Broadhurst. Emmet% Baronees of Li maw f, Maw Carew; Josephine, 111ua Lave; Celia, Mrs. Greve; Neonate, Miss I. Stevenson. After which, 48th time, a new Romantic Melodrama, in three parts, reloaded ow the celebrated Tale called THE VAMPIRE; Or, THE BRIDE or THE ISLES. Characters re the introductory Vanua—The Vampire, Mr. T. P. Cooke • Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Chaiterley ; Pll if‘a Love; ' Arid, Alias Worgmen. Characters is the Drama—Reilaven, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Remold, Mr. Bartley; Robert, Mr. Ruw bot ham ; IllcSvri 11, Mr. Harley. Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Chatterky ; Bridget, Mrs. Grove; Effie, Miss I. Stevenson. The spacious Saloon will he opened as usual at Eight o' Clock, fur the admittance of the Second Price, which corn. oneuers at Nine. Private Borers may he had nightly of Mr. Stevenson, of whom Places are to be taken, at the Boa Office, Strand En- lessee, frome s Ten till Four. To oeuvre', The Barest De Trenck, with Amateurs and Actors. TRUSSES. : : 770 t N eottargnetsce or the demand he. and west' A. benefit derived from, the use of PI NDIN'a PATENT TRUSSES, without metallic •prortes,GAIVAN slid CO. beg leave to iuform the Public, that their Nlarinfactury is wow at NO. 100, Flert.street. These Trusses art highly approved of by the loos' eminent Surgrous in luau sail eutantry, and recommended ow account of their great suet uniform pees. • without dialog. Respectable references can he give.. to Susgeone and otbets, who have proved their wool effects. 'lose by whom steel Trusses have bent aura, give he decider, preference to P. Piadin'•.—N.B. Penmen sending the eir. cumference of the body below the hip., and the largest part of the thigh, slating which side they are •filectrd, may 4164 peed 111/ %else correctly fitted. E ESSENCE of PEARL PE:CRIT DENTIFRICE, invented hy the late Jacob Hemet, Oentia to the Royal Family, have bees proved by imig !X/ puflltliCe to peatly excel, both in elegance aiid %eft I%ery other riper/1600 fur the Teeth mid Guimi; they et ! fectually preserve the Teeth in a sound stale even to. old age ✓ender tin an white mod beautiful without impairing the enattit I, fasten such as are loose, and keep ruck as are rte. ely.d front hemming worse. They liken's., render the hivaill delicately sweet. prevent the Tooth-Ache, perfectly (Oft the Scurvy ha the Gums, and make them grow firm and close to the Teeth.—The Essence is particularly recount. mended to Parents amid Persons who have 11a care 4 Children as the greatest preservative of young and trinket Teeth. Nunn are genuine bat what have illy won% " J. Hemet, Bayky and Blew, Cocksper-street," engrayea to the Stamp. Price 2s. Mt each. BAYI.EY'a TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONO O fast taking Ink Sputa sad Stains old of Lire tad Linen. 'IV genuine is signed " %V. Bayley" us the Box and Wrappegai Also his SCOURING DROPS, fur taking Grease out' er ilia, Staff, Woollen Cloth, lee. prier la. reels. VERITABLE P031131.11DE DIVINE, price 3s. 6d. glass. Suld, Wholesale and Retail, by Doyley and Now, >time►s, Cackspor-street, Loudon. BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. Warehouse, 107, Strand, corner of the Savoy steps, London. JOHN BURGESS unit SON, being apprised of the ounterous endeavours made by many permits to impose a spurious article fur their make, feel it incumbent upon them to request the attention of the Public, in pur chasing what they conceive to be the Original, to observe the Name and Address corresponds with the above—the general appearance of the spurious descriptions will deceive the nu. vistaed, and fur their detection. .1. B. and Sou submit the follewing Cautions: some are in appearance at first sight " ThaHeunine," hut without any Name or Addrem—eume " Bargees's Essence of Anebovies"—others " Burgis'a^— sod many more without Address% JOHN BURGESS and SON having been many years howoered with such distinguished approbation, feel every sientintrist of respect towards the Public, and earnestly them to inspect the Labels previous to purchasing what they conceive in be of their matte, which they hope will pre.. vent mane disappointments. BURGESS NEW SAUCE, for general purposes, Saving given such great satisfaction, continues to be prepared by them, and ie recommended as • most eyeful noel convenient Sasee—..will keep genii in all climates. Warehouse. 107, Strand, corner of the Savoy-steps, Lon don —.(l'he Original Fish-Sauce Warehouse.) 11.) THE VOTARIES OF BEAUTY. HUDSON'S HO l'A NIC TI)OTH-POW kDER, recoamesded by many eminent Physicians, is prepari .1 of balsamic vegetable., of mild detersive proper ties. it it entirely free of those rurrodini arids whieh form the traria or mutt Tooth•powder., tint which eventually prove no destriscEve. When the t.-eth are luosr, or the enamel in. jored, it fastens them in the one case, and revives the enamel in the other; it removes tartar, core, the ocnrvy, tail pro. dyers • healthy redness to the gum., a ;warty whiteness to the tenth, to the !tenth a balmy fragrance, and is an in. fallible pre/wreathe against dec ty mid the toothache. Prier 22 S.I. Alm HUDSON'S HUI LE DIVINE (recommended by the Lite Doctor Hunter), preserves and lienintilles the hair, and where it baa fallen off fruit. illness, ;lei spiraliun, chalice or (lima'', or any c Hine which deprives the hair of 'mint 1111 l and produce pry mature decay, by sitting the Built Divine, it assimlatt a with or-o.upplira the place of the ifilliiilVelhll4. Mill the Hair grows as formerly. Mee further elucidation nod testimonies of its et rany in a Pamphlet, emitted " An Essay on the Hair," inelosed round each bulbar. Price 3a. 6.1. —7l. id—amid ors Rwires. Sold by Ore Proprietus'a Agent. Mr. Atkinson. Peeftwaeri Nu. 44, Gerrard.street, Sishu•spoire ; Meows. bailie and Fringe, 57, New Ibind.alrect ; 31ra.ua. Howell and Jams. Regeni-strut; Altswirs. Bayley and Blew, Coekartrastrect ; Mr. Rise, Ciampi& ; awl mom Perfrogers, Ilair4sessers, and YruJers it Tees sod Ceestry. Illfit it tetedeConsenittaes appointed • Meet GomelHee to intathe meals of extendieg and smarkg the Po reign Trade of the Country, had to report to the Meese; and to whom were referred the Petition oriental. Ship. . Owens of Busiderlasid, remissly lie Dollies ols Weed': also, tie Pallier of tie Dowel% of the Chilasher of Ifni. I nufactares and Commerce at Ilimahrelerni, relate,* ' ?metro Trade : also, the Militia at Mild. M - of Leith, relative to tie Duties ie. Centrism t'also tb, titian of Mks-heists and others escaped in Trade with tille Mesh Colonies in North America, sad In the Eisheellib ''''• s Imfouudland, Nu Nuts Scotia, and New BreaswieW OK i. in London against y Allevetio. of Dotitittli .1 : sad also, ' m the Poitiers 4 the Ship Otrarte of • BIWi, ffirkaidy and neighlimeisig Pala, ereshiet any Al. it-ration in the Duties on Timber from the Irish& Settle. meets im Notth Americo. trenteuteri To ntroire, That the Committee have met, and have proceeded to mt. 'arise evidence upon the' poems *Moldered in this Report; and having isoderhicid that aresiderahle enxiety prevailed le the Commercial end *hippies interests with respect • spied which IParliement might think it expedient to • for the future regulatios of the timber trade with the N h e i c of Europe, and the North Americas colonies, have thnoght it their duly to direct their satentio. in the Ina imitative, to that subject. They are iodeced, hems tie same amilve,lie mehmit the result of their investigatiors to lie Reser, without entities fur the term' isal im of those itsosirin, which they 4 4 11941 It Web duty, in pursumote of the Metrections of the , illiksire, Ii brelitele into the state of other breathes of Bel- ': Ilthemaillikee. "fflaMeiettragement afforded to the importation of wood froilWilloalllib Colonies I. North Americo. by the i demilrlitillrilaties ire 'wood from Foreign Stales: li tr i t tiollielostively recent date, arid does not appear to . Rik Iblielld a part of the comentreial or colonial policy lifkilla etelloki previous to the late war. Till the year 1809. IMO fmr se duty had been imposed apes the various speedlill `ROW; is that and the micorediwg year, however. the tol.i het at our political relative with the Baltic powers, led MI eni apprehension that great difficulty might be found is' deriving the meal supplies of timber from that quitter, sat ray foe the general pogrom of itioneetle use, but mem particularly for the purposes of ship-Milding. It was , however knows that limber In any quantity, al. though fan inferior quality, might be obtaieed in the Sri- testi colooies in North America. But this bring • new branch of trade, and exposed to some risk and uncertainty, it was deemed expedient to give the Caeadian wood the ad.. vantages, nut only of an exemption front all duty, on such as was It for naval purposes, sod of a duly little more than noninial upon all other ilescriptioos but also of a eon.. siderable increase of duty on wood from the north of Europe. High permanent duties, and a temporary war duty, were misaldiegly imposed upon all descriptions of wood importid frooltillareign countries by the 49 Geo. 111. e. 98, which were doolliml by the 50 Geo. 111. r. 77 ; and these were afterwards ' parellily increased by the SI Geo. 111. c. 93, end by the 511090.111. c. 117, and a duty of '251. per cent. upon the whillhof the permanent ditties was added hy the 53 Geo. 111. *llk !a' iniftwerall duties aforesaid were afterwards arranged and :49teoffelated by the 59 Geo. 111. c. St; sad • schedule, lake* lbintellie said Act, of the details of the mistime duties on all deblelptions of wood imported from foreign countries, in inhabit to ibis Report. The Committee have been informed by these of Ma jamy's kiloliters who are Members of the Committer, the Comedian merehauts were sever led to believe that asp of these duties would be permanent; an expectation wan however held oat, that the duty of Si. la. lest imposed wield be continued for some eowsiderahle time, but no such expeciatiou was fairly raised with -respect to the war duly, and the duty imposed in 1813, and the exemptie. from duly mi Canadian limber has always hem temporary, and will, unless rebesed by Parliament, expire iv July ISSO, although the parties have beets given to midersteed that it essay be farther continued till March IND. This view of the subject has hems conalmtly explained I. Ike Canadian esereliaats, in various communicitious, tor which this question has led. be tween dime and the ,Board of Trade. The Coniesittee ham het, therefore. felt that there ex isted any circumstance maneeted with the period during which, or she porpoise for which, these duties had been ins posed, which could precludeahren,rir euskt preclude Parlia ment, after the return of • general peke. knot coosiderieg so important a question as the fetus regulation at this as mullet branch of commerce, with a view to the permanent interests sad general prmperlly of the empire. Dialer this impression, they have thought it their duty to secertakedo=sons best ambled to speak from experience ara thg" is : nest. the comparative qualities of wood imported from the different porta is the North of Europe, arid from the North Americas Colonies: lietord, the comparative facility and dreamless of the es yof these different species of wood, considered lode. 0 tly of the duties with ehich its has been charged : ird, the direction which the system of duties in force Mime the years 1909 ma ISIS Ms given to tilt commerce asid cousumptiou of the country, as far as respects the mimic of wood ; said Fourth, the probable effect which soy material dentine. timer alteration of those duties might be expected to pro- duce.. the cuminaiption of the country, on its trade with Europe and with the Gliwice, sad us the particular interests concerned. Of the Sr imported from the north of Europe, that of Norway is represented to be the most durable, eightieth or inferior dirommious ; the west in durability is that imported from she Baltic, inure particularly from the ports of Maisie awl of Rigs. The quality of the Swedish Is nearly an good as ills{ of the Prussia. timber. TM timber imparted from Memel, Danteig, and Riga, is roust applicable to the pur poses of ship-buildieg. The North American timber is • enure soft, less durable, and every descriptiou of it more liable, though in d ferret flegreen, to the di y rot, than tim ber the prudes...of the ~the! Europe. The red pine, how. I erre. whirls hears a small proportion to the other deamip. gtof tinalharr, sod the greeter part of which, though in- led from Comis, is ;he produce of the Unit e d States, ie. isgundied (ruin the while pier by it, greater d ura bil i ty. he whole It is stated toy . owe of the Commissioners of his Majesty's N ivy, moil dieing/sighed for practical knee ledge, . ' w comperitiee ..... . . _ according to the- pertieube port where the whiposellereltar 'c=, your estimative most refer the Noose, uptit'lleis 0 their imptiry, so a table to the spoesidie cellials. log ao mama, whirls they ore angered may be relied epee, - of the pekes etiolate from each power illeileguishieg the dot% freight; dotage., set rawest mid prig.. amt. The system a duties which bee bare he Nee , skew the year Ilib, sod farther acted spin is subneeeeft yeas, has howeeti been the swim of ituleelog • wire gootwel use (width so oilier eireutmetneee arid have oesensiefted) of se:t Grade timber for hesnedmildiag is this coma portico lasiy is 'toddlers of me ialerior 'legations'', to all the alieetioos which -are rioted to attest it. ship beadiest It has also brew are employe* them ibesseely • mod ,the esaineistee have luserled an setiouot deliveveti I. by ilk Hobert leppiar, of the emsperetlee 'toadies of frigehre bulb of Comas liii,as s f ft hob the worth of Europe; bait the wee of timber Wilitht. slated to be iliscootionret is his h daelt feadarlhe enosequalee of the stativoiwoble Molt it periassof IWO lie ~ employmest. The deemed for wood lUmen She ealtelleiso lb I the Nettle of Europe has been peogressierlyfiefoidilts so as to welshes greet isterroptioss to the lade ft* den , countries, particularly with Fletraty, while 116111111110111., motwithstemilimg the prediteetiest• they how maillwmfrallemet t for British manofeeteres, ere sot only lift with thlt asides of atneuntiog them he of payietelhe theme "Atilt, .here received ; sod ' foe which wady WA lOW th I fiefthil Se be write ; so that the raped of rfteefthilfteebste i 1111110 1 defterd es en Meat which await he elstismoleistalift , S. the ditto exports a Mead rateneriesi tilt ia lin i s i z al eoussiderabie ratios of Otte mnisolhellate i , ere iatembieed throw. doe dismal tit Illit Creearsoillbles. A eettsideribie notseat if eigdiehied ; • seehiorry yid le this covintry in sevriteresitprepigag. 4 41se the theiber inspoeted hoot the Illibieitlie leen le • OM degree reodered settees and esspreftmetee.! 0, the ether hoed, • pest dad progseadve Weeds. if lie' bode with (Used., end of the Swamis employedledeittelite its wood lute this comedry, hos %ham pleas; tielemlit IBM which is apparel the the last two year. may Itionitligme depot seteented fee by she aprebeeeitto ell* hes peetedi. id, 'slut sews sherelies in the delis' taboidner Ara this time. -, i -, - . - • , 4--. ' • - There au be little dintittolleo of the duties em foreign thise+ ol4 .4 .s ellemett teod to am literalist demsnoti Midi fit 'of builtiog, sot amble the . *NW ie, • het INN! especielly fiettem sad Neterny, my I. imam their esissumptiais of British psedece. istiftedirasitellistei; httwever, could wet lake plea eitheet:diftifillet Hie di mend for Casads timber, it must I. Slaps dimes effect the profits of the capital mow warted in sir-ildli ',defter warehinery hi Coaada, which has been stated be a gootlemais interested intim emintry, to consist el troth MAN. to 150,01101. It costa mot be considered milir:city sleet ing she intense of the Camailian laniNteldqt as the value of the limber sold at Quebec noes not exceed by much the expellee sod !shone of peecurieg it for shipment, tied the laiiilholdee himself mete little se morthiag fur she 'miser: Some portion of the sharpie( mow engaged is transporting the Comtism timber be ellia ealieseeTr might probably be oftpelled to set k for efter ensployseitt: AMP although then Is magus to 'overhaul the increased *poly front tie MIMI of Swope sell be chiefly Wpm* ill Bei lib tames, this sestege dhows see is tie Isis* ed Ineyette kedeftt seder ivesmelptiarosoikellieldephneamenneepj to sesepeeelsis peefteftellondlber dinievilesilft Admit odishiftelateoftftlikftiftelitifteilftt. Ihelhellity elpeenrind diehtelleheldesieneftemenftelselitan ether easise, se H e Afteetiel Ie Ile inteuefte ef ettaissieee, eon ler Ilftied.selti ..oftly elobilietstal en those of seitigatio• sed•ehipplag, .11404 rest histrunient by which oeitosserce is seolgeomet; especially at a time wises it , oppeses brftertese. rest Neiman, of the bast lehefted pereftert Oft the ewe of Ibelobt nod other tire. ist se British sidpftsgoeftis it to enter ingot eseipe pesitiee sigh thet slavery other cow • Alrhe Commilitee at the some time is** , sdofii i.ps' t l.t the 11111111aderal WA of the Sear telleame ether istanebee of trade I. which they are alma 4 , 11 t lede will u_illimit the lessee of giving additional empleyiesei to Ilse etelppieg of ebb emssary. . . The Ceettemittee would by so mesas, however, mimeo fur the adoption of Parliament, easy evades' alteratille at the a slating system by which wood, the growth of esomem, might be eatirelyezeloded from the mesas of cum it. the linsish market. And they therefore submit, thets ander all the urcusestaaces in which this trade kw origin. Wed sad been carried on, it may be still Impolbent to erespeesate to the Canadian merchant ai54,160.05et; by web limited dusty .ow, way be Accessary fee .04,1parposo, the dilfrresee of freight and *rampart, err us ••te bring their wood into the British market oaegual teems with wood of tire same disseminate, the gruwth of oilier coentries. But the Committee ere at 'minting, that if it 'humid be found necessary (or ourpoors of nveeue, tit let the aisissoit of duty on foreign timber exceed what is necessary for Ike oirrpose they have dem:Abut, a daty corresponding with the differ. nice should be imposed uu the impost of holier the gruwtb of the Americas Colonies. bidepatilestly of the above.general coasideraticise on the regalattes of this trade, the C4,lllllllllleC feel it their duty to notice Iwo points of a subordinate nature, io which it ap pears that some alteratiuto in the (satin regulation would to soy ease be requisite. It Drovers that from the same duly having beets Woofed in Greet Britain us deals from eight to twenty 1 et ' while in !reload the deals were divided tots five cl aim% the lowest of which was front eight to twelve feet, the Norway 'kola, which are all of smell dimeasions, bavelaboared under an morale disadvantage is the Brit ish market. The t:uninaitee embark that it weishit by expedient shat all wood the growth of &raise eotesteipe t shorts/ be admitted into Ibis country, Ilalliala la all eA • le rate of ditty, sail that for We Seised a Male, accenting to the cattail Irabsehi *OA , p•ib a z: Mist ogia l asi to the prima wed., the herd be of dents pay he. tbs. would be chewable mpg, as equal quality of solid it limber; awed the GOOF ' Ware are satisfied that Parham/et willtiook it ex diet 'ms mislay this impedimeat fo t o the eiaployseems of Biitish , marital is sew mills, by making the shay payable ea date at least eysivaket I. that as timber is the log. • The Committee hare sneezed a copy of se much of the evideste as relates to the subject miller .f this Report. winch. they weir averted, _ overseer, for the par/notes which ueiginahy recootesendeil these, trod to easharram its isperatioose, and impede its 'ninnies awl prosperity: Tarr Committee are satisfied that the skill; enterpriseydnel eispii.il of "MA swerchsets and istastufsetureke MIRO,. only an open sad quer Geld forentriloo; surf that ton most vol.. able boots Unarms be roofer-red en ale", is, as nos limited •fret doni from aft luterferrote, as may be Compatible with what is due to private vested. laterests Ora have Vows; up seder the cabling quote's, and those more import sot cmisidenationa with which the safety end political power of the couple, tie Veer Committee have therefore atinght that they sliuttitl best consult Ike intentions of the Route by direclurt Hier. immediate attention to those segulaticas whieb l under the name either of Restriction's or Protections, operate is. r.. 0 troilism the commerce of the kingdom, in Orate to resins:tee their nature and effects; sad to judge h in wit striper may be prodeal to relate them, sod Ls what insisac.• (sats ject to the eeqpideratioiss refeircd to) their rennescl or naodilicatiou may be recomslieoded-with safely Jed ad• . vantage. le eontemphitiog the range of the Only marigned to them, mid the variety sod importsioce of the objects of insesitc.o. Soo calibrated by it, year Committee were of opinios, dist . the loom conveoinit course they could adopt, would be, r. tabs the subjects up order 'healed heeds, earl et pum oppose therm its seceemion ; by which rho House might be rumbled, not only to form its jadginewt more frilly en oath subject. as separately submitted to it, bet also awe rega i ly so g i ro effect to its judgment, when formed, by such beitolotose enactments as is the respective costs might wean rap,slicot. Before, however, your Committee proceed to adroit to the points which, have beta the pried pal objects of three inquiry, they are seldom, to call the observation of the House to the eXCIOIIee atentoulation 'sail compithoty of tbo • laws under which the comedic* of the country is rvta.. hated ; with which they were foreiky leavened, in the wilt ~line stage of their hr begs. These law; pemwO es . Afferent periods, asst loamy of she. *rising eat of tempo- • ring cirmamalemem, amorist, as statedio a regent compihs thin of them, to upwards of tiro thousand; of *limb iw less than eleven hundred were I. force in the year IS aort a l*: many addition loin been alike tirade. Atria sod h a slate-tr meet, it will nut appear extraordinary that it should he i t matter of comptaiut to the British merchant, that so far faun the coarse in which he is to guide his transactimis being plain and simple; so far from lociii; able to wadi:stake ifs operations, and to avail himself of favourable uprisings, as they arise, with promptitude and confide:me; lit ia Ire . queerly reduced to the necessity of resorting to the stiviere of prodessioatil adviser', to ascertain what lie may veuture to du, and what be mutt avoid, before lie is able to in his commercial adventures, with the assurance. of being secure (runs the couseguenoes of an iorriugement of the law. It this be the ease (as is stated to yens' Cusgilnillue) limit the most experienced siteroogst she merchants, even in F...g:seed, in bow wat.:ti . greeter a degree must the same perplexity and apprehesision of dallier opt-rate so foreign countries and ora foreign merrhauts, whose acquaintance +nib our Swots-- book must he supposed to be comparatively limited, and vibes are destitute of the prof. 'atonal authorities vehicle the metcbmit at hoine may at all limes annuli fur him dircrtios When it is recollected, beside', that a trivial uninteeitional deviation from the 'Wet letter of the Acts of Parlianseut, may expose a ship sied cargo to the incosivenieuce of sea. sure, which (whether sustained ur abandoned) is attended always with delay and expense, and Cr.quently followed by lifigatiois; it cutout be doubted that such a state of the law most have the most prejudiai .1 lull tooth upon rum. menial enterprise iu the country, sad upon our nielearitile relations and iolercouise with foreign nations. And perbas s OA service more valuable could be iradcred to the trade of the empire, nor any measure more effeeilislly contribute to promote the objects contemplated by the House, in she ap poialatesse of this Committee, than an eceue,ate revisiou of this vast and cusfesed mass of legislation; and the est/Aided*. went of some certain, simple, and cousistent principles, which all the regulations of commerre might he referred, sad under which the transactions of mereliams, engaged in the trade of the limited Kingdom, night be can listed with facility, wills safety, sad with confiJewee. The commercial restriction., to which the intercourse of the United Kingdom with Foreign States issubje. kit, may be classed under three heads; firer, those intended fur the improvement of its navigation, sod ilia Rapport of its naval power ; itecOudly, those which erne out of the necessity i.f drawing from cuisinseice, in common with oilier resowiewl. a 'proportion of the public reveller ; ousel, lastly, those pews 'my to the proiretioo afforded to visions branches of us., domestic industry, for the purpose of wearing to them iii.. internal supply of the country, sod the expose to Its several colowies. The head of restrictive proteetiorm, to which the stteation and inquiry of your Committee has hien in the firel iiistaace directed, is, that wh.eli comprehends lb. Acts intrusted fur the support and extensiou of British shipping. It moild be super/oop to pursue the history of our lases for the promotion of Brit 'oat commerce and umigatime, from site rashest period-at which the subject •prears to liar! Si . copied the Alienation of she legishituie, to &Ise resge cf Charles the Second, whets they were bronchi nearly to that state isi which, with some subeeqesent.muditientrons, they have times continwed. - Whatever may leave been the principles which notated, or the 'wittiest heueGts that have accrued to the. c 'merry from the As Ai ls passed in the 12th, 13th, and 14th of. Chutes theSretsuil, and know. be the mum" of "The Normstioa Law nod Statute of Frauds it can seemly he denied, that they have a tendency to Mop she operations of rissanserce, and to impede Ilie growth of that opulence which may arise from foreign trade. The provisions of these Jaws apply, first, to.tlie regale. Iwo of the trade with Asia, Arcata, and America; and the tenitories sof thebleasid Seigoior sod the Doke of Muscovy Seesailly, to {hate,( the trade with the other States of Europe. The leading; pried* refeeenee to the -former is, that so goods the prostsee 044, Africa, or linierimi,•oonl the territorteo specified, shad he iinpursed into thin Itiogslonn. hot Airway boas the ploothiS. their growth, end feel it et I , in Uskak ships, owns. by DM ia *objects, and isevigielest sot e mimeo proportion bg ilestiab spaiises. To the liner, that pads salwelerithtel, esteelog tame* different existattioe 01' , - thiropt, shalt be impend either in skips built in the states of .ohieli they "" produce, sod owned and saripleddiy -. t I I