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Sir toaratas ('ayland, Mr. \mOUGIITON; Gayland, Mr. I n wh " he will introduce a new Bullad, called ,4f.:orne tell ale where the Maid isintina,'-`" Vive le 1-13'.% oht scotch Baii4tl 1 ta il e d " Argyle, Sr B aonucki of Barley Meal") ; and "The hist Words of iblarinion Tom Surfeit, Mr. DECAMP; Lieuteuaat *Larry, Mr. ;lot issToN ; La,ly ( layland, s. mougrAiN ; Caroline Sable Mrs. DAVISON ; `li lot y, airs. !ILAN ; Niter ' w Susan, Mr,. bIeR9NS. hich, for the 17th tim e , a . new x e c o -Dmlnatic Counic Pantomime called iinL.E.QIIiN I V& I) ITUMPO Or, COLUMB_MF BY 'AND! Sir Arthur (afterwa i d s ' kwrIA.ND; Harlequin), Mr. 1 / (Amhass.itlor of the lAvails, afterwu"s Mr. KIRIIY; u h e RUGGLES. St3ge Monager,Alr. KAY N1(6,.- 3 .Taney t!' , ba Returns d. Vivant Rex et l!c;;;;;a. c " r " t ' be oPv•aell t half past, Five a'Clotit, to be liAlf past Sit. - a „_ ll ,?xen, 75.; Second Pri et •ai —Pit is E;(10 s.4nlia Price' lest,.,:ttlilovefirtte,l6dery 24.1.Sccon't1„P•rice, ---Pit, Is.; s.itild Place,. to he talwn of Mr,: Spring, Box Rook- Ivor , r, at the thtice Little Ilait'selt-street; from Ten t, atul freni 14:11 ill tilt Fearing the Doors are closed. To -IA *RI Iluur o ; ur Grr ntr, the, 'Pragedy of Jane Sh ore; w ith H ar l equ in l Coluarniat by Candlelight I A tragedy which bus been lung in preparation, will e pru i liteed'ia the course of the titxt Wt.ek. A T „,„„.........a..........---__. A a MEETING , of the Tex t erni. PER F.ONS; concerned; employed, or interested, in the BUILDING,' EQUIPMENT, or SUPP EYINO of EAST INDIA. SHIPPING . in the PORT of 'LONDON, held at .the Cirf.of London Ta vern, thilr 131,11 day of January, 18,13, CHARLES HAMPDEN TURNER, ,Esq. in the Chair •;, It was moved by Edward George Barnard, Esq, and , ;cei.-.nded In Robert NtaagleS, Esq. and nnaninien,ly re.olve.i, That the: PersOng.c.itnpasing t !Cis Sleeting Consi,,t of Ship builders and others engaged or culevraed in the bitil,tio , 4 fft ting, and navigation of Sh i pp in g in the ?on a i0 vi.,,,,, who have been lung enpg•ed in such Trades and Oectipnitnisond who have for that purpose conytructed, built, or, o ccupied, . large Doeks,.Mantifaet,iries, W are l ians es, and other Pretuise's,, at very considerable expellee, in various places near the Ri vet Thames, within the Pert of London,' and Wave invested large Capitals therein, and employed numerous workmen to rcarrf on the, same ; an& that a very important_ aid consider:l- I No part of their several trades con s i sts, and haatifor a series} of years, consisted in building, fitting; anti supplying ships and , I vessels in the Port of London,. for-the East India and China EAST INDIA AND CIUNA TRADE: A.T a ,WETING of the COMMITTEB pointid for t4e Preservation of the INI•POILl"f RADE from the EAST INDIES and CI UNA.tti the PORT of LON DON, held o' Thm,lay, the 7th ir” , taut Sir 110 4 .1E1C1 Bari. in the Chair ; Resolved, • 71.:7 11•:,ILL a• 0 I , ' Fr( Jan. 12, 3 - 3141. ixr.'CO3l,urssri)N.E fi,S'f. , r‘ MI:WALLIN d _A. Ili: _ 1.7 ESTI"' 4\711 I` girt. Nctie.:, thrit Tut.vl,/ / t,iie.rt, the 19!h . last , Prey will rca,l7 fn r'w reive..:. ; Trodurs.,: riyitlitg• (aut.& Itp) trrflt 6lt loodro.d TI:NE an -FE rAyA.f., wiNE delit.,4vl o,d or be/ors the (of ot Barhodo,s,ood to It• paiefor bi Bills, i:agabkit-filk Lac' Vier dote. ~ ~~ That a General . Meeting of the Mere'Hints, Ranters, Trader , , fitd all other person, in any way interested in the pest:iv:akin of this , 'Frade to the Port of Lundoit; he 11.111, by ertni,,ion of the Right u;nr the Lord Ma) :.r, to the J.;;; . ) pat ut the Nlantion Howie, ott Thur•alay, ti n ! -t January TNNvlve u'slocit, 0. 114,011, 11*, of taking into their most serion.s considerat ion tio.;1: measure , which it will be expedient to adopt in oreer.to pr,o. eet thein terests of the Port and City of London, under the givat turd important ehatigot contemplateg in this 'fratle, tOriii the contoatee prottine to reg;ud a threatening, in their con sequence .3, the proseerity and ginieral intere'ts otthe Metro polis, without adequate tulyantages to the Empire. The Right flononrible the Lord Mayor ban on - sented to take the,l(3lair btr; this occasion, at One By Order of the eirtumittc ,, , 4 1 it ItNI,11: ',AVIV., Soliettor to Um'. The Cumlitions of the Contract otal,&e seen atit‘ Sccrt- t ry . OifiCe. pwarelwill Le, forl to arty rode" - whicA the Pri , ..e steal( wordv at ii:ngth; or that Vicar nut be thlivercd to ?he BriOrri Ll'or‘c One o'ClOok,' urt det stag Tuttday . 19th iost.nor ga t e is Ike rerk w; withcy the Trod, r, tot swut Peoco4 ua 44 Bibatt; 611,t4:144 roovver 40en colle , l fry. ' Trade, That his . Ropl Hi g h nes s .the Pritiee'llegent, haying - re co:it:minted upon the opening of the vre:ieut. Parli , intent to the Legislature, to tal;e. the ";nbjeet of the renewal of the: East India Cornpany'3 Chartez, into its early oonsideration, the persons cosnpos,nt thls.Meetitig look f4iiirard with the most artious' feclingctowardi he, iligeu“lou 4.tinastiOu their o;c,t vital interest.' are so deeply and extt=nsiverY NEW PUB L CAT lON . Itirnsu Fuzj; 10(Itt fhe Insurance of tlillUings, .Mercliandize, nut all ni!ier Property , ' againAt 1..4ms or Damage by FMK, ou the Terms and Cowl - tionzi ot their printed Tropotrati, winch may he leiiitT , Ais the principal Offices in the Strand Alai CoTtrintl., or of Ole Company's Agents in the differ( nt Citi•N and is Great...V.L'itain . and 'rebind. Additions wilt 1 )e made to "insurances by this Office with ont charge for the i'olieits; our will any ue made tor trig J,: , 01. or upwards. FARAIING S'isOCK at the reduced Preminut of 2s. per Cent. Illiuranceit payable at• Chr4takag-Day must be renewed within Fifteen Dais thereircr.p, or the Polivieb will be voitl. ItOßEla SKELTON, Secretary. liay was'patiii'Ved, tr , apiieal ,, That this itleeting hits- viewed, with conioentble anxiety and ahrrot, the A-litmus repi.sentations which were made dnring the last year, and which h ave :,th c ery latelre sinned fr:eat the oat-ports, prgrarat ,yto en v the expected discussion' in Parliament upon 'the t subjkt:t of the renewal, of the East "India' Cotnpanifi Coati Jr, with a vieiv . o effect the extension of tho,'Export Awl Import trades of !mile, and Chita from the port of Losohot V, here they have been heretofote carried on, to the out-porti;' which represen tation this Meetihi conceive' to. he grounded i a a total watt of exrrience. auk' 1incy.4. , 1k , (140 of the ni übjett: in tbnAk ,- ..from. ivhom they vvoceel,-and who would, in a few years, wer4t he tradeq thrawn open, he themselves the victiitis of their own n Two Vonnire..4, 12niO. price 93, boards, the. Secc - 04 rp. ttoa ot, .. . rrtg PANORAM.A OF )(OUTII. 1t in Ilk ill4,,ollr'Of ia4minnt'i youth. I've stttipl , ',l one tmetul thoviM, ultd Littfl truth ; "14111 hi a hirer tl•ifmte 10 iny nitttie • . l'lt'.in k;lltt'cing futtune, or thit, , cl.npti f :loc. Prit,d for Lutt . , ,ollan, 11 ti; :ioo'3, !, arid Mariners and .. T ............ .............. TiltxrttE RoyAL, uwENT - G4 1.1 1-I . EN• ~._ : O-111.01tROW *III F. EVMING, J a o • ls, 181 3 , ! Tilt': performed the reirivod Op of . 1,40.1t1) 0 V 3.`11E era MANOR. fair Jona Contra.t, Mr. FAWCETT; itmlily, Mr, INCLEDON; . Yo•ung Contrast, Mr. JONES; • l'itimore, Mr. SIM.'LAIR; • . • 14.Nippe, Mr. MATII.EWS ; Ralph, Mr. 'FAYLOB;' - Sophia, airs STERLING ; Annette, NliS4 PiC)LTON; ' Pcp,y, Mrs. LisTON ; Moll napil, Mr. LISTON. After which the new Pantomime, Called' lIARLEQMN AND THE. RED DWARF; ( )A . , 'll-111 ADANIANT, ROCK. the Music,Scenery,Mitchluery, Dresses and Decorations are f entirely new. The Overture and Maiie composed by Nlr.Nyare• • ( HARACTERi. PthwoCherrYt (;)Iterivard3 liar) 1 . p) Mr. BOLOGNA) j". • The Leaperor Bighoniano, Kit e il ti o ' f. the Lon i ...,. ward 3 Pilllialt101; Mr'• NOII.II IN • ' • Toe Linpress Roodohelly nil (• lc 'of ' the ' Roundheads gheAo, (after- 1 04,1N4111s Cloawn'lll.t(2l.'ll II 1)1 • ' Rains lllddi.dif (to, it e 4 1 . ';.,, t t -'i '1.4-,,„, ~LipNIAN; is Star (after' •• d•• Coln '`''' —..5 ' -; —4 ti v 'r It • 11" "•• ' Ar lo ' - "ar 4 rni Anel lI'S. PAIL , „ v to?• dyy tran.tornied into a'llir'd), Miss WOIIGNIA". v o , xs 7S. Second Price ;Is,' (M....Pi, rii . 1 s; (4 . ,net Price Qs. 'l' ri dli"r: 2s. second l'rice I 4.---I.lipap'e'r (.I'llierY is. 'Se ouud.rce fali.. 4 e:rzittb::::;!,:::disiti sliiix opened athali-past Fiv,, and t h e flay 114445 l ''''' t h e %oaf to I.t It ' Air.BrAndon, at the e)vhos:.-011iee, I 1.1 r t-streAt. a en "I • Tile new'Pantoolide 4:111 sl Ilitilequiii and the Reil'Dwarf, Sr the Adamant. Rock,' . ‘ titinning,' h o he received with peals t4l,l:liiitleticrliitieurtiacou.(lapplause,cuwill .),,, reitcatt!cl every Evetting tilt PoOn iatiaday, th,,,i),,,ni.ga4,.........0n Monday, tie' 'Pempest. l'lteialay' Midas;•with Lore, Law, and VhySic, and the new eati lfattiline. ' Tilt Public are respectfully informd. that a new Comedy Balled The Stude n t. of Salamanca 13 i n ' Rehearsal, and Will be producAßl on Saturday, the -i3d. .' • This Day was published, In Octavo, price 124. hoards, the Sc coed Edition cum:A:tea • .and improved, of AtN :INTRODUCTION to the :TI4I.WRY tend P:tAcTluK of PLANE and SPHERICAL TftlfiONO:. 11tETI1X, and the Stereetraphic Projection of the Spheves inclu ( liq; the Thcory of .INarii,"tion coutprebending aVA riet‘' of 'fules, formidw, &c: wit tbelr proLlicii applications to the menlutration,of heights 4 • , d e t e c t :1 14044r he latittide by two altitudes of i]it. Om lunar oliserraiions, anti to other important probleins:.pri tike ' Sphere, and on Nautical Astronomy. By Timm As privati,T,!..iamc of Mattleolotics.' Printed tor Longman, Hurst, 'lees , Orate , end 13 roWts , Paternost , r-row. Of whom way be had, by the tittle Author, A New Treatise on the Use of the Olohesi trAtuu. price ks. boards. NLW PUBLICATIONS. tielusiOn. . . That the building, ecinipping,' an .supplving East India. Shipping, have, under the sanction of the East India CNA pany's Charters, been long carriOd mi In the Port Of.Loinion, to .an extent tvl»cla has .. .required, and .obtair,cd very large and expeivsivz. , establishments to conduct them in the marmot - • whiA trades of so c:tertsive a nature require; and that the,e particular kauchcS Of their trades hav6 in a very .peculhr degree, tended to characterize the Port of ,Londatt to be, in its naval establishment, the most extens* - e of any in the known world: That the extension of the East-ludia and China trades, to the out portS would necessarily rendei' useless several of the very laredoclis, . manu factories, warehouses , and other build ings and-preysises which base been Construct ,( , ir engaged along . .both Bide .of the rivet-Thames, from London-bridge to Gravesend, and would consequently prove most prejudicial to the large capitals invested •1 in the carrying.. on the several trades therein by the persons composing the present. 'Meet- Thii; Day was published, In 12ino. price 48. — hoard, carefully revised and corrected, the Second Editlon of- • AKEY to CILAMBAWYS EXERCISES , beinf, a correct Translation of the various Exercises contained in that Book. • Py E. J. VOISIN: 'Printed for Longtuan, linrst, Itee,, Orme, and Brown, Pateirnoder-row. • This Pay was published, Price44'. bound, the 'Fifth carefully correct and' grotty tolpro‘ ed, A NEW. UNIVERSAL FRENCH GRAM MAR; being au accurate Syntax, bn a Methodical Plan. ltay.was The Third Edit i.k with copper-illutes, price (.;;;. boardi, A-NR%N"I'HEATISE of the USE ,of tht tivoilEs ; Ezit(..spithicai View of the F.:1.1-th Ileavom; cumin ehending Aeroutst of. aid Figure, td,., ,Motion of the Earth; with the Naturol Clothes of its Suilaer, by Flood*, I.:al-0041m, 'togettier, witki the }l.l ' .:uwatary Proiciples of Alettotolocy obit Autro4;o• mv, the Theory of the &e. tireeedett tiy an l'Atemirve Silectiott of Atronoatioal othi. ' other illqi tratett by . a g.rtat,v4riciy of Prol)4Ani, Queitions 1:or the ENa ulination of tile Staileut, lire. tlethgeted..fur tht . lustrl44l,loo rof y,,itt h. -......11y..1N1C0LA$ HAMEL, Graduate in the Universliy of Caen, and hector of the Town' . .pi VAi4le in iS.'9cutiosol;,. Printtd for Lon.,;a3an, !lure; Itreq, Otine, and Brow h, Paternoster-row, ,and C. Law, Ave-Maria-lane. Of whom Ipty he had, by the same Author, The Seventh edition, with treat. improvements, ,price 45 • • Ijoiind, 1. Grammatical Exereiies upon the French Language, eOlll. 411E54 Vila the. .F.A)Cii g. Wr(!r1(1 ' Miniat,tirCo 3Ccond etittiott, price 4S. Gil. htioatt4 'By TT4c M iLL tiTir, e Tesichyr Irforz , Printod foe Lotiplati, 09110, and Mown, Paternost&A 14: • - poliool, by the Awor .k. , ,ttlior r , NFNv I , 4litimit .lotruduLtion to the 'l'heoly and l'ra;:t . .ce of Witco:. a n d Spherical. rrigooontotry„. Zk.c.iit coot IVlLliutli ac:', pritA lu4. twzlrt.l,.• 11114 Day NSW: ptiti(iahcd, 111 Two Volume; crown f;vo. the :id Edition; with additional Authorg, and 13iogreplileal NoticeS, (chiefly of English An thora), Price 11.13. iu Board%. N INTRODUC'II()N to the KNOWLEDGE Ilk of rare and valuable Editions of tlittatli.,KK CLASSICS, including an Account of Polyglot. ; the beat Greek,' and Grecl: and' Latin EditiOns of the Septazigint and 'New T e stament, the SeriptOCCS de Re Itustiea, Greek 4to lliallCeS, and Lexicon 4, anti Grammars. By °teller. T. FitOGNALL ItINIIIN, F.S.A. London : Printed for Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, anti Paterimster-rows and at the British Gallery, 5-1, New Bond- Arcet. 4, We ate dee:doily of opinionthat tur liiblionaphical eel lection c-ii be complete without Mr. Dihdlti's vulinnelt,which are, Intl, t,:,..01cut of the 'solid Milo: ration they emit...411,11e- , enlivener hylitctgary aneetMes.„, anal rendered gene rtaPy interestitt; by great variety of observation and rteutelmss of remarli."--Brit , Crit. LlTtitAltY PRESElNTS,Yrencnitswill as The lolluwing approved Works for Youth Jiave been intelys published by 1-1. Libiary, 60, Conduit., street, Hanover-Av. - ire ; 'where roAy be Various r t , , , ; inner j uvenhe S :'.IWICEtohiS DAIjG 11 TER • ,Litk: or, Instructive Narratives Irmo Ltfv. the Author of " A Father's `Paled to hip; Datv,hter." One Vol. tam°, kith pktes, price Os. Ditto itt treneli, 2. A Father's Tale, to his Daughter, 1 vol. witit plates; t3a. ud. hound. Ditto !tt French, ss. ed. - ;3. Evening Entertiinnieuts, or Convers,itions on the lutist i n t eres ting snbieets, by ti. 11. Dapping, 2 vols. 1,14: bound. Ditto, in French, one thick volume, is. GU. or bound in vols. 103. tid., " This is one of the twit juvenile hookS which wt liars seen for.sonie tivae."—Critical Review. ' • ne n CHANGE OF PtItrOII*MANES C. ot - P lantoliiiitie e•otti.otiog to be received with the inost mitlantuded applause, kill be repeated every ev,inlng: FARM THEATRE, STRAND, Opposite the Atielphi, • PREKENT THURSDAY, 14, ante ).Veek,' will be presented a New Comic T RU SOLDIER'S RETulty. • .ifter allich, a favourite Cornie Burletta, called THE INTRIGUE; or; MISER F. 1.) , • 1 " 50 a New Seri° Cowie Burletta, called IL GloliNu FELICE Or, 'lle HAPPY D.Y. tiarqult de out Mr. VILLIERS ht ,lit M urtee, with Soup,-, Mr. 1.11.1C;; 1 4EA Frederieli at iietl, IlitONFez ittia Mahio icncss de Montesa P 1 s Mi.S scorr ; 1142 ,„ ti 'which ‘4ll be added, r e New Splendid u" v 8, 4' Marine Comic Pantomime, with nery,Dreskcs, and MuSie, called I)AVY )Ni LOCKER', Or, I'iLACK I:rl) SPSAN, Principq, Cliaracteiß, 1\1)411 1e, r Cdd Davy Jones, MEREDITIr; 141f1ai,),,,.m.. DALY ; Nlr. SWAN ; ~11P4411t03 You 4 4 ) 1.0.; • 4104'eillitittiluitt, h"frt:.( In Scene iu a c ")- "1, 1 I" ""NE " t with % i 'lleirt • . 4 1. 1Le ,-fe; Troi, Goose ien , ' ) ili- "'"de s . and other. Entertumn t wexPressed rile lulls Of the daY• : si x , 0 41 ) - 3 1 c ° 47: 8 t jive, land. A e t 3 Fu r the t is Box. 't-3(1'3°1144 (. . " t'the Theatre.. ' —nt.etta, teZJAA,te„ preparation. TTo Am ~. , ... wHO 'VALUE THEIR SIGHT. lilf 8.,,, s ilt I s.rit of the. Aged is restorod • the I,Yrleadk, b uo ,, u t 4 • Atengthcoedi r.od the l'erfrct Sii;:t P"!.‘E'N-r sl ) E(2.l l , e , l „tilig 1 rinciples, by BRAPRERIt s PAI . To ' 4 E S 4 8.3.1., Oxfuni-street. ' it 14 ~ora',vientl)6appubitment, be pigtieular in (th4tehre"Filfsi:. tom, ~ .I,op, h , lt .4 l'ilvate House p next floor to .- 1 s) iktweeli Swallow-stteet, and Argyle-street. Pon BILE AND INDIGES'FION.—. HALLAM'S r ANTI tlt y, v „ BILIOUS PILLS. iSE Pills are - particularly 'recommended in 'it'll 41iiiilu us Complaints, whether arisirt front a weak or ,(1, tilted Attion of the Stonota, fit " C° 6' wherril the I),i r t l t . i t'u of !lilt: it obstructed --or from Etc...go in Eating or and re whertin the Bile is rendered ~erid and corrosive, ,itegorgiiateil to the Pitoinach, causing- hicknen, Jaundice' •rt idy bisederw.-I d'f 4 ..,ti on &c. dick 1-.&ai..)ituai c 04ti l v ' eu L : . 4, 1 a 'sluggish State of the Bx . e ,b li e , ' 1 3 4(1 Act, and also during Pregnancy, they may .he vil • fe ' I I 1 ib , •-k. , 01 111.. t'l _4l" gooi. e,:cct. ' i 4 ,_ l ;e it,. 9 d . per box, duty included. , . ...... r.,. 444 'wholesale anti ,tail by Sitaw wad Ectworas, fib, St h urtial . ' St t,b-yard, ,Lotidup,. ing. That the ratension of these trades to the ont.ports would: also prove disastrous to a very numerous anddeseri lag class of his Majesty's-subjects; namely, the several wet-lemon and artisans employed in those establishments formed upon the banks of the river Thames, whose fatuities have been long resident in or near, and attached to the several places where the above trades :we carried on, inasmuch as very many of them 'mist be thrown out of certain employment, at the great • risk and hazard of finding it in the out-port:, and by the re-' moVal of se large - a class of the population from the lx i nks of the river Thames, the property there, and also the . trades contorted at or near to it, Must sours great injuri: That the extension of the trade would therefore be attend ed' with certain and immediate injury to the interests and , preyerty of the , peroons ,eomposing this Meeting, and to the very numerous class of artizans and . wiirteinen in their am ' ploy, without prOduding to the nation' at , large, muck less t to the persois who, seek to have the Ea - •i India and China Tt%ities thrown Open, those advaitikes which are so strenu onsly beld forth, but Sib dehisivelyeunceived. That, in a witional - point of view, it is - extreniely impori ant, that. the trade to and from India • tool Ulna. should inot be removed front the port of L'ildon, inasmuch as the tuuild ing and eanipment of East ,ludi4 shipping in the river Thames, concentratedin one spot a numerous body of ine chauic3, who have already rendered esseniked service to the ' naval loNer of the country in eases of emergency, tend who Lye always cepable , of affording their imited service at a - few hours notice, case of any great national -call for their as sistance. . That. it is more than -.probable, should . the East India and' China Traules•be extended to the out-ports, that the shipping employed therein would be of a small class, and Wholly unfit to he converted into ships of ivar, 04 %occlusion of the large ela*s of ships hitherto employed in those trades in th,, port. of- London, and which e t different time* , h ave been Air and supplied in aid of the reitianal strength,. at 'tn 'meats lutist critical to the welfare of'the ionntry. • That should the point of a geacral extensioa ,of the trade to, India and China be conceded to the out-ports of the. United Kin,,, ,, dom, the remuneration -which the justice of Parl i a m e nt; would Unquestionably make to the parties , wh ose p r op erties, and trades must not only be Materially injured, ,but in many 'instances einiaely destroyed, would far exceed the' greatest posSible advantage •which the country at large,. or the ltd. , ' roeates fur snels- extension, would in any event derive there-! from. That this Mcetin. therefore detertniuci, in d e fence o f their property, and their several interests, that such Petitions shall b e presented to Parliament as shall be agreed , upon; and arranged by the Committee,' praying that the l'rade to and froll Ind:a and ellinft, may, on any rendes.) of the East India. Company's Charter, be conducted, as i ge tofore, through the medium Ofthe East India Conipany; and that such Petitions,: when prepared, be left at such places for signature as the Com mittee shall este fit, That the Members for the Counties of Middlesex, Kent, and Surrey, be requested to present the several Petitions to Parliarndit. That ow con, Fippolntad by the General 'AI eet ing held on the gotta day of April, Isl/, be a perittaneot Onnatittee during ti1e'41101536 1115 ist Paributient; and t; o are hereby empowered to use whaterer meart3 tho 7 shall see most e9e-• 'client to prottiota the oisje;:t ot this 'Meeting, and also to add to their number, ei they shall see tit. 'That the Thank - . of this 'Meeting be given to the (;etteral Committee for 4:o:wetting •the present Meeting - , and for the active and vigilant fttiFlition to the interests thereof. That n further flzimriptioa he now entered ittto.for the pur pose of de frayitrr, the expenses attending . the Petitions tL both Houses of• Parliament, and .of such other measures as may be deemed la cessary by the Committee for the protec of the property and int:rests °iliac 'persons composing this Meeting. That all comsannicatione upon the subject of the present • Mee - 0 11 5- be addressed to the G'ora nt itt e e under evver to Mr. M:3reliant Taylors Hall, Solicitor to the same. •• That these resolution, he published in such of the ',quilting and _Evening Papers as tin' Committee shall see tit. (Signed) 'CH AIII.ES Ft. tt i tlltNEß, Chairman. 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