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, i ' , into, kr‘rk,, ov,pp; ~j r'-- - 43 " oLs- deta T. 3 s Li i N e t :NUMBER 6103,1 THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, April 2 , 1812, will be aided the Comedy of THE WHEEL 011 FORTUNE. The Hon. Mr. Tempest, Mr. Lts-roN ; Sir David Daw, Mr. FARLEy ; PenruddoL.k, Mr. K E I3L E ; Woodville, Mr. MURRAY ; Captain Woodville, Mr. C. KEM.BLE ; Weasel, Mr. BLANCHARD - Mrs. Woodville, Mrs. POW ELL; Emily Tempest, Miss 110 L TON. Tc , which ‘vill be added, the Romantic Melo-Drama of - 121i'ilOUR, THE "fARTAR. Timour, Mr. FARES(; Agib, Master CHAPMAN.; Oglou, Mr. FAWCETT; • Kerim, Mr. CROSSMAN ; Captain of the Escort, Mr. DAVIES ; Selima, Miss BOLTON ; Liska. Miss F E RON ; Zorilda, Mrs. ti. 10-HNSTON. 34.2tes 73. Second.price 35. 6 , 1.-I?it 3s. 6d. Second - p rice u atlery 25. Seanid-price is.-I.p,aer Gallery is. Se "nd- price 6d. Maceslaces for the Boxes ta be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the the Doers in Hart-street. t e ' .r il e Doers wilt be opened at Half-past F ive, and the Play. at Half-past six. T artar. —O n Friday, The Virgin of the Sun ; wit h Timour, the S a t u rday, Julius Cxsar ; with Paul and Vit.- cn ' l.-- Du Monday, King Richard the Th ird ; with "li c'ur, in the Tartar HOPE INSUR&NCIi COWAN Y. ~ jL- E, LIFE, AND ANNUITIES—LArITAL TWO MILLIONS. Office, LUDGATE-HILL, London. PERSONS irtsuied witlithis Office, whose Poll- Gies expire at Ladv•day, are resped full y informed, elikeceipts for the Renewal of the same are no w ready for th v erY at the Office; arid with he respeelive Agents of e Comp an y throughout the Unit t, d Kingdom. WILLIAM Ist/ V, Secretary. tiol!.11. Policies of I nsurance, which expire at the above pe should. be renewed wit.in Fifteen Days thereafter. TO BE SOLD, Per. Gallon. Old Tom Gin - .. 9s. od. Old Jamaica Ruin - - ivrDozen, 6d. ye r , Old Crusted Port Wine - - cos. cd. `The SpirltS in Quantities of not less than 2 Gallons. The Wine in QtAntities of not less than i Dozen. l O HNT SHEPHERD and Co. respenfully t a h n e tit i boll the ie t 1 - a t o rvhee-Ahrtaivceleisio,v at for ui el Sale lv a ?n e e ° nsi d Conimis l. s . ion Warehouse, No. 1 9 , C U L M- S I t' t ET, Eenchurch•street, which they otre: at the above 41v pri ces, to he taken dway at the expense of the Buyer, " Paid for at the time ot purchase. ',HANcE,s OF TIIE UTMOST IMPORTANCE. traNSBY and Co. assure their Friends , tha SCHEME of •the PRESENT 1.0 t'TERY pre. benefits to the Adventurer of singular superiority . and set f,, 'Y The Chances ar. , so well arranged, that the prices 1 11 2 ,C1 111 cannot tail of giviAg:univeisal satislittion. All Cli a , 2 le ixlused the Sclierrie - declare they will have a „ • Cr, HETS and SIIA RES are Selling by HORNSBY and 131 i! " 1 0 solicit the favours of the Public at their Old Eats are°"ed State r..-.rint, where all' immediately paid. Order s by post or carrier executed with fidelity and dis- PAto. • THE PATENT LIVERPOOL LAMP consists of certain improvements in Lamps, for which C. I LWA RD obtained his Majesty's Letters Patent, crunhincd With considerable other improvements lately made by 1. R ME AU , w hich together form the most complete a n d petted lamp ever invented The superior excellence of this Lamp has induced several Irppostub to imitate the same, thus grossly and un j ustl y in i.ging upon the right of the pro rietors, and imposing up -1311 the public a spnribus and impeded lamp, not at all an s wering the purpose, either in regard to economy, elegance construdion, or brilliancy ot light The inventors there fore feel it a d u ty they owe to themselves and the public , t o lake this method of making it kno'vn,,t hat...any person found infringing on the patent right atter this public notice, will be Proceeded against to the urnaost extent of the law, and that e plea ot ignorance ( N hich has lately been urged by s r un e against whom prosecutions were commenced) cannot obtain 1, 1( relaxation in favour of such pirates. The above lamp is sold, wholesale and retail, by Tor and Co. at thafr Warehoute, No. isz, Drury-lane, f .„ ac itig Long-acre, London; and No. 6 z, Conduit - street , Li werpool. GENUINE LAMP OILS.---OIL, WARE HOUSE, No. 4!, f.ondon Wall, opposite Old 'etlllem Hospital. ... -_ . per Gall. 3 Genuine Sperm Oil 8b 1 Refinecl'Oil for Cham pe - r 6'lll. } the Burning Oil, equal i b..r Lamps .. 5 6 to what i s commonly Vale Seal Oil, - 3 9 sold for • the best Pale South Whale Oil Spertn, - 8 o for Liverpoo i and com- . C 0 0(.1 burning Oil 7, o mon Lanips,B4c. .3 3 aieuble refined Oil 6 6 The sperm Oil is cf the finest quaiity, is warranted gc `l.Pline. anti Witt burn the whole t , mug without trimming. 't I , theret.,re recomumded for Lamps in Drawing-rooms. Ballroo: - .is. Shew rooms, -rivi all places witere ~ r illiant Light i s required, ffee front stm:,.-_, and the very disagree. able trouble ~,t frequently trimming the lamps. The Alter Oils are partiu:.ii. - .y tine, and, for general pur- Posss, can be recniametittei with , quid confidence. 1 :-'.. U rro :N: :.,d Co. have the pl: - :sute of informing their Friends and the Public in general, that in consequence of some large bales of Sperm Oil, it has tat len in price, and they are tueretore enabled to sell the. L':ebt Seim Oil at 85.6t1. per gallon, it:s!ead of 9S. winch price they lattly athrrtised.' • N. B.- Oil& sent to any part of London, free of expence. CORRECT iivaTATio :s OF NATURE PATENT HEAD DRESSES AND PATENT PER RUQUES. ANN BOWMAN thinks it a duty incumbent, with all due deference. to return her most grateful ac knowledgments. to the Nobility and Gentry of the Metro polis, who, by their Liberal Patronage, have enabled her, ever since the decease of her late Husband, to carry on her professional duties in so extensive a manner, that an yearly, increase has been the consequence. The general opprobation that her Patent Head Dresses and rerruques have decidedly met with from a discerning Public, is the best criterion, and indeed proves them to have been carried, by assiduous attention and persevering ingenuity, to the highest point of PefeCtiGn. They fit with precision, nor do they injure the contour of the countenance by covering the forehead ; have all the ad vantages of being light, airy, and fashionable, giving the Wearer every aid that a fac simile of unadorned. Nature can bestow. order to prevent unnecessary applications, A. Bowman makes no .Head Dress or Perrutine undue' Four Guineas. Tresses, Tocques, ,Desaiies'Cointis, &c. to be ffad as usual. Parisian Rouge of a superior qualily. B. Ladies' and Get - Men:ens' Hair cut and dressed at home or abroad by persons of the first eminence in their protession. Ipa, New fiond.areet, oae door above Brook-street. WEDAESDAY, APRIL 1, 1812. LLOYD's, March 28, tBl2. SUBSCRIPTION' far the RELIEF of the WI DOWS and FAMILIESof the OFFICERS and MEN lately lost in hi, Majesty's Ships. ST. G ED R. (..; E, of 98 guns, H E KO, of 74 guns, I) E F EN C E, of 74 guns, and SALDANHA, of 3(3 guns; FANCY, of 12 guns. The Committee chosen for the Management of this Sub scription,_in order to make known the extraordinary claims and magnitude of the calamity requiring retie, beg to state, that the number or lives lost in the above-mentioned Ships, amounts to upwards.ot 2,300, and much exceeds the num ber of those in etcher of the great Battles of the Nile, Copen hagen, or Trafalgar. Subscriptions' advertised 4' 4 873 3s. lat. The Bank of Ireland - • S° 0 0 The Corporation of the City of London 210 0 Go Proceeds of a Play performed at Messrs. Jo nas and Penley's theatre, at Rye - Donation from the forum of Edinburgh, by A. M'Chyne, Esq. - - The Officers and Ship's Company attic Se rapis S. S. The Right Hon. Viscount Newark - Actin. lames Brine .. - Che Earl of Cardigan . - • Gerard Callaghan, Esq. Cork - - 1). Hall, Esq. Barbadoes - - P. Bond, Esq. - - - Emanuel College Combination-room - Randle ‘Vilbranani, Esq. - - Hugh Stanger, Esq. . . - - Rev. Dr. Hay, of Christ Church, Oxford Hopkins, Lincoln and co. - - Rev. G. 1-1. 6 tandert - - Captain Lord Colville, his Majesty's ship io 9 6 10 0 0 19 it 6 to to 0 s 0 o to to 0 5 0 0 5 5 ° to lo 0 '3 13 0 10 10 0 19 10 0 5 la 0 0 z z 9 5 S .° 5 o ° lo 10 Queen Dr. John Jamison, R. N. lames Henry Houston Lord Viscount 1-106(1 Hon. Lady Stuart • William henry Angas - E. T. per Sameel.Cirampion, Esq John Dabbs, Esq. -.- Mrs. john Stuart - William Boyd, Esq. - Captain Charles Paget - L harks Blaney, 'Esq. . john Poppre, Esq. - - E'. W. - - • - - - Lord Dynevor - - • - Lady Dynevor - -- f . F. - NoljAnbe, Esq. - Lic,itenant.Colonel K. Buchanan Lord Caltii•Jrpe . . - -- • lolin Vernon, Esq. I. W: L. ' - , - -- I. D. Draekenhailer and Co. Riga F . E. anal'. iSilf HASA - - The Right Hon. Lord Keith, K.B. A Subscription Ball az Totiwss, Devon, per Colonel C. Farwell . - The Order of friendly Brothe;S of St. Pa trick, held 'at the British COMe-house, Cockspur-street, by Colonel J. O'Hara, Treasurer - . • - , to fo o John Bowles, Esq. - . . - SS ° William Thomas Raikes and Co. - to is o The Rev. Richard Raike,s, Gloucester - 2 2 Barnard, Son, and Roberts - - 10 9 0 Mrs. E. •P . _ - - Worcestershire - 1. o Rev. Rd. Herin;ton, Hagley, 5 5 o Mrs. hliz. Heringtort . - - 2 2 o The Captain, , )Hirers, and Crew of his Ma jesty's ship I. ortuitee • - Tire Captain, Oiticers, and Crew of Majes ty's ship Flamadryad - - M . Marsh, Secretary to Vice-Admiral Thorrt oorougii The Officers of his Majesty's ship Bristol The petty Officers and Meant ditto, two days pay. - - - The Officers and Men of his Majesty's ship Sceptre, two days pay. The Officers and men of his Majesty's slip Resolute, two days pay. The Officers and,erew of Ins Majesty's ship Ethalioa, two days pay - - 33 S The Officers and men of his Majesty's ship ' San Josef, two days pay. The officers and men of his Majesty's ship Aboukir. The Officers and men of his Majesty's ship Dilator. 1 he Officers and men of his Majesty's ship Iphigenie. The Officers and men of his Majesty's ship Braave. The Officers and men of his Majesty's gun brig Bruizer, two days pay. The OfficerS and Men or his Majesty's Ship Ulysses, two days pay. I Garnet, ditto Crncodilo, ditto Alonzo, ditto Persian, ditto Conquest, ditto Escort, ditto 10 10 0 5 5 I 17 0 10 0 0 5 5 ° 5 5 u 0 5 " 5 5 ° 3 0 0 0 to 0 0 , •5 o e - o 5 5 0 0 S 5 L e 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 to 10 0 29 9 to 50 0 0 So 0 0 i 5 io 0 Sharpshooter, ditto [°Jolly, ditto Violet, ditto Queen Charlotte, ditto rince of Wales, ditto THo AS ERCUSON, Secrctar No. 3, Ceorge-ylrd, Lomb ,rd-street. CONSUMVTION W OF INTE THE COUGH LUNGS, AS ANU R . BUTLER's• eh:IA:MATED VEUE FABLE RESTOR ATIVE TOOTH POWDER, So justly recommended for ‘V hitching the LET N, Preserv ing the 1.:Ii MS, and Prevetifing that dreadful malady the TOOTFIACI-IE. 3EAUTY of Countenance , and .renlarity of tiFea tures, ale allowed to distinguish the British Fair ; but the Proprietor of BU T L ER's TOOT II POW 1) R would beg leave to remind his country 7 women that the lustre of their Charms loses half its influence where the Teeth are discoloured, or shew a rotten and unhealthy appearance —this is the inure inexcusable, as the present Preparation affOrds the infallible means' of removing every blemish of the ena mel, being composed of Vegetables. It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearin; away every imperfettion, either iu the colour, ur the decay of the enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and del , ttable, and making the -Gums of their proper shape and vermilion hue ; and a certain Preventative ag.iinst toe Tooth-ache. No Composition of tins kind ever brought for ward to public notice, has met such universal app , obatinu and ti' Proprietor has to boast hat it is in daily use of LER'S AROMATIC PECTORAL LOZENGES for Coughs, ColdS Asthmas, and Sore Throats, price is. 'id. per Box. " - Q UCH has been the wonderful effe6l of the OXY MEL and prepared STRA MONI UM, in the Cure of the above Diseases, that not one C;sa can be produced in which they haVe not proved highly beneficial. The las , Edition of Mr. F ISEI E R's Treatise on Asthma, Consumption, Sec. contains several remarkable Cures of Con sumption and Asthma, which had been cleclarsd by eminent Medical Men to be hopeless. Several consumptive Patients have been effodually cured. who were to all appearance living Skeletons, tied, whit is still very remarkable, those Asthmatic Subjects who were cured in the course of last Winter, have not experienced the least cetinn of the complaint this Winter. In Mr. Fisher's Treatise, price as. 6d. will be found the most respectable Testimonies of the efficacy and innocent goality of these discoveries. The Oxymel and prepared Herb are sold in London by Harris, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; Bacon and Co. iso, Oxford-street; Foster and Co 34, Parliament-street ; and Butts, Berner's-street ; Lynch, Manchester; Turner and Akenhead, Newcastle; Billinge, Liverpool ; Barry, Bristol ; Eddowes, Shrewsbury ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham ; Caparn, Newark ; Brass, Hull ; Balam, Portsmouth; scale, Leeds ; Ffornby, York ; Poole, Chester ; Brodie and Co. Salisbury; Jones, Oxford; Minshull,Lancaster; Newbury, Dublin; and Hooker, Ipswich. • • EAST-INDIA TRADE. To the Honourable the COMMONS of the United King dom of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, In Parlia ment Assembled. The humble Petition of the Trustees of the Liver. pool Docks, Sheweth, THAT the Port of Liverpool has, in the coarse of little more than a Century, from its peculiar local Advantages, and by the enterprising Spirit of its Inhabitants, raised itself from the situation of a humble Fishing Town, to the distinguished rank and Importance of the second Port in the KingdOm. That your Petitioners, whose province it is t' provide and maintain the requisite Accommodation- for the Snipping re sorting to this Pert, have, at various times, under the autho rity or the Legislature, and as the increase of the Trade de manded, erected extensive Docks, and other Conveniences, for the Shipping Interests of the Town. That, urged by the Merchants at large two Years ago,when their Trade was in great Prosperity, your Petitioners sought for and obtained, during the last Session of Parliament,powers for the further Improvement of the Port. ' That, in consideration not only of the existing want of ac commodation in the Decks for general purposes, but antici pating also the period when the Rignts of the Merchants and Traders of Liverpool, in common with "all others his Ma jesty's SubjeCts, to a free Trade with the East Indies would be recognised; your Petitioners have commenced various Works upon anextensive Scale, calculated to meet the vast accession of Trade, which, as they humbly conceived, would be the result at such a System. Your Petitioners, therefore, anxious for the Prosperity of the important Trusts committed t, - ; them, and contiding lu the justice of ,this Honourable House, most humbly intreat that they will.adopt_such Measures, as to their ‘Visdom shall seem best, fur obtaining to the l'urt of kiverpool, as well as the rest of the United Kin g dom, a participation of the- :franc with our Easfern possession's, hitherto solely enjoyed by the East India Company, and your Petitit/ners will, ;.ts 'in ditty bound, ever pray. To the Honourable the COMMONS of the United King dom of GREAT BRITAIN and IRE LAND, in Varier - meat Assair b red. The Petition of the Mayor, Bailiffs, anti Burle:: , :..cs of the Town of Liverpool, in Common Corti-al assembled, M9st humbly stieweth, That your Petitioners conceive, that the Subjeas of these Realms possess an inherent right to a free intercourse of trade with ail other Nations and CountrieS in ai:sity with th risp:orersseercvlitirrienag yv iici n er t s h t e ru ß t sub di pd only to such Regulations as may be necessary i t '' ' e g nu w es derivable from such , hit those Countries, and Intereuurse. That the MonopolY of the East India Company, how ever ex peitient or necessary a t t h e per.-Y1 of their First Char ter, is', as your Petit ioners humbly conceive, . in the.p/e -sen m t State of Comerce, and of tlle Vitoria, longer so , goodo ur p o and it is notneover inconsistent with those Principles which are universally admitted to be essential to the prosperity of Commerce. Tilat every oilier Nation in Europe being, by the signal Success of his Majtsty's Arms, deprived of all Territory and Influence in the East Indies, as well as of •all means of nuyance to the Navigation of . those Seas, an ample Field is now opal for the exertion of Britisit Skill and Enterprise, and for the Investment of that Capital which is rendered, in a great measure, useless, in thoSe channels tat Trade where it has heretofore been employed, That your Petitioners, as the Guardians of the Interests of the Town of Liverpool, while they lament the distressing susrension of its Commerce at this tuneture, cannot but in dnlge a sanguine hope tnat the era is. arrived - which presents to the Merchants and Traders of Liv.erpool, in comuion whit those of every part of the British Ein pire,. new and brighter p rosT eds in the participation of a Traffic twin which they have been hitherto excheted. rishareciur Petitioners disclaim any wish to interfere with the Rights tit the Last hem. company, wiser, they appre ' head may be maintained inViolate, without the continuation °fa System that infringes the Privileges of others. • • Your Petitioners, therefore, reposing entire Confidence in the Wisdom and lustice of this ilonouroble r-louse, humbly entreat that they will be pleased to adopt such measures as may secure to the Merchants of the Port of Liverpool the advantages or a fie,: 'I rade beyond the Cape of Good Arne your Petitioners, as in duty bound, will ever pray. Given unLier the Common Seal of the said Town. To the honourable the COMMISSIONERS of the United Kingdom of GIRL•'AT BRITAIN and IRELAND, in Parliament assembled. The humble Petition of those Merchants, Ship. Owners, Tradesmen, and other Inhabitants of the Town of Liverpool, whose names are hereto sub scribed. • Your Petitioners humbly beg leave to represent to your honourable House,, that by various Charters, granted from time to time to . the Las. India. Conipany, your Petition ers have for a long series of years been restrialed in carrying .at Trade, as well with the extensive possessions of the Com pany in the East !Mies, as with the whole of the Islands and Territories in Africa and Asia, from the Cape of Good hope to the Straits of Magellan, and :have thus, as your Pe titioners humbly conceive, not only been prevented from ex- ening their mercantile skill and industry, and employing their capital in a manner the most advantageous to their country and to themselves, hut have been deprived of thciie privileges which they humbly p,esume are the commonr birth-right of all his Majesty's subjeds—the right carrying. on a free Trade to all parts of the British Empire, and other counties in ainity with this United Kingdom, - subject only to such general regulations of trade as the policy-of this: country may require, or as may be necrsary tor.rnaintaming the relations of these realms with foreign states, and scenr- . ing to Government those revenues which May be revisite for its support. Your Petitioners further beg leave humbly to state to your honourable House that they cannot but tegard all monopb lies, which prohibit the general body of the people train car rying on Trade with any other country at large, and as great ly discouraging that commercial spirit which, from the na ture and local situation of these Islands, is indispensable to. their prosperity, and which their security at th s moment es ly depends. Your Peritsoners having therefore assembled together in a General Meet Jig, hzrie resolved to appeal for a redress of this their grievance to your Honourable House ; in the humble but confident hope that you will consider the protection of the equal rights of this Majesty's subjects to a Free Trade, and the extension of an honourable, just, and le,itimate commerce, as amongst the first and most important obje6ts of legislative regukit ion. Your Petitioners, therefore, humbly intreat that your Ho. nourable House will be pleased to take this subjeCt into your most serious consideration; and that you will at the earliest opportunity adopt such measures for abolishing the cominercial monovly of the East India Company as to the wisdom and justice of Parliament may seem west expedient. (CIRCULAR.) Liverpool, loth March, Igl2. arri requested by the Committee to transmit to you a copy of the Resolutions which were unanimouslO agreed upon at a General Meeting of the Merchants, Ship-wners, and Inhabitants of Liverpool, convened on the 17th instant, relative to th, East India Trade. The Committee, deeply impressed with the importance of the subject, not merely as it may We& the town of Li verpool, but astirvok log the interests, the privileges, and the rights of the merchants, s hip.owners, and manufac turers, and all other the subjects ' of the United Kingdom, have directed me to apprize you of their intention of ap pointing a Deputation twin this place, in the first week in .April, to co-operate with those from the other sea-ports, cities, and towns, in whatever measures may be deemed re quisite for tire attainment of an object of such Moment, as that of opening - to the enterprize of the British merchant, a free trade to all the world. The Committee•are convinced, that the most effeAual PRI( E ‘.;IIXPENr I -0-IA.I mode of accomplishing so desirable a measure, is ire • to assert the inherent right of all his Majesty's subj cts n, trade with every Country in amity w ith_ us ; and to express those sentiments in firm, temperate, and respettful rctitioos to the Legislature, promoted by a Deputation to London from each of the Places so petitioning. I am further desired to express the anxious wish of the Committee, to receive the must ample communications and suggestions from ill parties interested, and to assure them of their devoted attention to this momentous question._ I have the honour to be, with gteat respea, Sir ' Your most obe dient humble Servant, j. M. BRACKENIiURY, Secretary to the United Committees of the Corporation of Liverpool. and of the Merchants, Ship-ywgqrs, &c. ez;:: of that Port. Liverpool, March t 7, 113.12: • At a Meeting of the Merchants, Ship-0 wners, 'fradesmen. and other inhabitants of the Town ot Liverpool, assembled: by the Worshipful the Mayor, for (he purpose ot taking into consideration and adoptin k ; sthil measures as may be deemed necessary, iti order to obtain to this tort the benefit ot a par..; ticipation in the trade to the EaSt IndieS ; JOHN BOURNE, Esq. Mayor, in the Chair, • Resolved, That we, in common with the rest of our fellow subje6ls; have a right to a tree trade with all parts of the British Lrn pire, "arid other countries in amity with these United King. doms, subject only to such general regulations of trade as tire policy of this country may require, or as way be necessary for maintaining the relations of these realms with foreign states, and securing.. rd Government those revenues which may be necessary fa. Its support. - Resolved, (Ilia we humbly conceive, that the great objet of all Le gislative regul..tion in the commercial concerns of the coup- try, is the protection of this equal right in the slthiea, and th.! further extension of an honourable, just, and leg - ri,uare commerce, and that. therefore all monopolies which exclude the-general body of the people from trading with other coup. tries, are in derogation of the birth right of the subject, and counteraa the chief purpose which they ought to have in view. Resolved, That the monopoly of the East India Company is an ad ditional instance, with others that might be addu,e,t, of the injurious consequences that must al ways attend such at tempts at an exclusive traffic; and that we conceive it to have been fully demonstrated, not only by the most einiclu sive reasoning,.hut by incontrovertible , fa,lis, that such rno nopoly is prejudicial to the general interests of the country at large, and discourages that cOinisicrcial spirit, whin, trout the nature and lo'cat Situation of these islands, is indispensable to their prosperity, and upon which their security at this ;no ment,eSsentially depends. Resolved, That ttpon these grounds we will most cordially unite with our lellow-subjeet.s, the inhabitants of other towns and tea-ports in the kingdom, in petitions to the Legislatute, tor the aboluidn of the commercial monopoly ot the East India Company, in such most speedy and effectual manner as they m.ty in their wisdom judge most expedient. 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