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J " • ', rri 'r~ ;~i arc 11 !‘; , s 4A 6 , cinCß , 'WEPNESD_IY, JETNE 29, 1814. ,unced the S° two 1)5 [(Ad, l'l'c C tL . yacht° &c. 14c' ,Ttrmr,r,r,. 6805.] . - . . Piito"`" cf‘C‘fri'N' TTAii .• A A THEATRE -ROYAL, HIS 3 .IW,URY-LANE. I RESENT 17v'EN I , Jtme.29, their =ajesties' Servant's will perform the Tragedy of HAMLET. . I lanilet, Mr. Kean ; and Ophelia, To which %via be added), To '• TURN - Ourr. ixorrow, °that° ; with Th.,: Woodman's Hut: .db.2l:llltelLTY-OFFIC4, 47th May, 1814. I`Ol.lOE is heraliy given, that o..lsesiimitf °ye) 1-. 7 and Tt.rininer and Gaol Detitiery, for the-2"rial (if •OF (en&s ,. .coarnzitterl en the High Sects, within the .1 4 .,,-;,:dietion of .theiddmiralty of England,will be heldt:t Justice Il[lll,in - the Old Balky, _London, 071 Fridaih the Ist of Jilly next, at Eight - a'Clock in the Morning. Tr. CRUKER. This Day was published, in arfatt,i , , pie 3:3.-evh sealed, t llls ROYAL III(4i-INESS• the 4 4t..7 PRINCE REGENT, F3is IniperbllA ajestso the EM z Pk,th:t lof RUSSIA, and HeA IVIAie-;tv the KING of PIttISSIA: By ROBERT SOUTHEY Pont Laureal. . , . . • Printed tor Longman, ,litust, Rees, ()rine, :Ana Browtr,,, Paternoster-row; and 'at the British (i'ailery, 34, d r ew Bond street. - . Also speedily will be ptiblishe4,, by the, satnc Author,- I. Roderick, the last of the Goths,, a PUenj. 14r1 4tb,.. 2. Inscrijitioiis Trittraithai -anti Seirtirv.:)i4l, rei±otaitir, the, Acts of the Witish Ar®v the ; 7, I rt),"IIOYA A.CADENIY; SOMERSET-?LACE,, - i t t' Y i EXHIBITION is NO\V 6YEN Irtirn o'cloc3. in the Catalor, Mornino- s. tilt Seven in the Even -0 dulitt ance ue I HE.NRY ITOWARD, R. A. Sec. q tt AND STATE LOTTERY becrins:Drawing Ist SEI TEMIIF.II, IEI4. SCHEME. • o f . ' L. 20,000 are .L. 40,000 10,000 20,000 • 5,000 lO,OOO 2,000 4,000 1,000 4,000 500 2,500 200 .4,080 100 1,500 50 l,OOO ••• 2O. ' " 55,000 • T ' -bet 5 ......... L. 140,000 NO FIXED PRIZES ! DAYs OF L)RAWIYG ISt.D a , , Ist SEPTEMBEII• 2 d Day,. 13th .SEPTFAIIIF,I4. ' klt 3 cl D• 1 - 11 SEP'F';'IIIIFR . , . • ' 'and SHARES are selling by o SWIFT and. Co. actors, at their othcesi • 1 1s Poultry; I N 0.31, Alilgate High -12, ; streo. - Price of a Ticket' - L.ll 13 0 Irart t. :• .... L.IO I . 0 I•F.igAtia. L.O 13 6 5 5 0 1 Sixteenth 1 - 7 0 . . .. ‘ `VOLITION QF.TIIE ..,'LAVE TRIDE. . a lit Fiti E NOS .of 'ln- MAN ITY are. ' ac-. )1, 1 1 14 10, 4 , 4 , 1 i at. 01 that a Coiri t tnittee forincrl in pursuance of th , e .. t th ' e numer s otts and resneetalne ,I:_l t i ll s,C= i t t :f " the !t r ill i E 9 N ( 1)5 of the Alsounot of the llr . . .. .eR,AD. 1 , , .. at the Freemason's Tatern, on the 17th , 44' ulcer'. ~ ,i.' ...sti` ‘ ,' ks.,„; T o r t th,n Tavern,' C!'raPslclez ~,,, 1 , ~ LcLty, .at i. ....e i ',.-, 17e):Qbeicli .la. the lklor . ii tr - ttll 10 in the Evening, ?Alla I , h e Nl i2e,, e gi fi a. to recei ye an i dCommunicate Information ,on 45, j1. 114 ""' --- lheConurirttee cannot r , efra , :u from expressifq ("`'rite Pelltitt iu aitlity , this great Cause of litutiat!if: ilttl .1 1 !c.P all P - trte S ntit ' will be entirely. suppressed, it h , .•ing. :' " ,"°, , , ,: hl • i 'c i: of th e l Cmoinittee to obtain the Abol . itiy-0 lt , a --,,k•1''....)At0r e yl' ' f' - ties,—lt is requested that ail Co..n 14,444{4.Tie'Ve I Llt n lr i ess ' e u d 4 4 , 11. 'le Conor.ittce, N t e ° ‘i iM L -° e ' i ' l l ti as oi e k I .l 2 'a i' r s° er n ir,;; E C s liez • ( tp l :til lr e - , 5'....„..,:......e.,1 4th, 1814. . • k t ~,-,REI-lOLD ESTATE, with Spacititti Mansion, laivowson. 0 ii park, woods,,Manors.. and .t .... .„ _ _ _,,,.. i _.,,„, . t 4 SOLD by P.RIVAI ka .C(IiN Ili It_: . 1: , 4ksNst-I•4le()..4laact.t'reebold istate, of.upw,'atils of O . NE 'f HOL.,- ,4444,i‘iticiiii,.., ' HUNDRED . .. AC 11 ES L , h i t . .. iii l s ie t a i t i t i t t i i fi r ti cili C i o , t o in o t4' n , ~ ' ' l 4l .", 4 ' B lJect able Netglihoni toot ~t, , _ ino. a xabstau_ ti t t,,,, , ,l l s t i n " 15 utiles-from the Corecti, Lete l i f i . s Ita_t_vd and • t,,, , 44 9r;11 Mansion, fall sitt.tated,WexteitsiN . e , i a i d gn '",:t l i t l ' l 4 tat,,,,'cs Cl every description, large ‘.14 e . (..i_r ,u di a n .n , ,', l• ot. ...14 . ..1° uze 8.(;'.. 5.:c. well-sviiided Park. and 1 1, 4 . 71:iidiva-,l::°°llie'e.:'fof,Watcr, cY r i ,i re l V ( '''' l4, wc ! i ir s a l ,r ". tm l 'd 'Ad , g's i ' ' ' l, t eligible !:arras, etith requisite .lia . • 7: 1 4- sun ( ?gottd repair'. Also Two ,Ntanors and perpetual t le fl h • R . •ory 'hir • . all ll i s c 1." all • bald' and is 10 a .high'' state of 1.1:6. *1 ' ?1 , 4 4 1 1 :d ea t r i l l Y e I.slii.rt i 4' ein ‘ . ' . ,, ,, . ' l.4 f oi.:ii . c t i l e . (! i ,in part;,,by alga- pr,cnrintr„ Pna • \t•N i • ~/ 411 ~ which affords, _great aL,' '.. i ,_, mi lb ei „ ; S4i t l ' r nd front•tl-e. Alarket 'town, and( 11, , . .. ~ N it, , t • /.-; • ' La 1i . iir •-it is Clvery destrablL ii,. .ty ..•.1e cum!, ...I:1+3)AI ), .. ~,, _ __ ex ft -1 4 : se' i "uy. Gentleman wit!) wishes to .raral u ii. It 4 N l ''' Nl4 •(iii, e i ,, li lars, and for Orders.to vitfw the Estate,, apply . to ,: rk:..oltl llroatt•-• , 1r.e11. e - ' - - ---A 8()LICI TOR, haxing- Con- 4%te,t h'--etitni.i an d jnt s'i;rotiale iletf:Ttnd ropectal! te illty, 4 44 1 ,.' r itta t)tr ANCE rf - SVMS cif .M0N14 . .Y to any , a . .N .. ....tA n t : Itti.rrttli t •••" P roperty: Cr urt'e . iill4 lic Ten ..) il_lti.! " n : l i • A i in Nt,.. 11 pt i T a l i l s..triove .r eas et ilm. , ituciequitable t,tatt 1,.._ ._ or Vt.„-'44-14,„,,,'1(13' appear: - Aliply,. by , Letter, post-paid, . •e'ttke"' "4 lkis Office, No : li, Chapel-) 1 , , • 'ettv endish-stinare, frouz .1,.t. 1 11 .1 . .• /- - ' • D •c•W l' " r '' R'ES'T /N7T . )IIPLAN-TERS,, /- is IN' C 1,,, it, p: 14 41 IAI PORTA.); TT-I.I I +IPROVEM E "t 1 ~ A NT - - . Noilui.:-N which vviii effect •an i - t- t , '., kt s_ d • A rro N CO, • • ? ~. _ d . lit t , ll ''Y (, 1 „. ". 4 1i6u or p,,1-preServe the .5:• , . ; roes, an . kliti i ' l letir 411 ' 1 1 their I , titoilr; niav as sees), by L e l l! 1- '„"f 41 3- 1 114,.''',t 4 i ',.., 'lt' MAN -. kJ .FA tir Olin of J.- C 411 .1.1Nk ;t. ! , 'Aia- \Vf l .' A, , e ' t..,, b rae ,i 1 1 e , r , Bridge. -- Lainbt , th. Whele also . Itl c 1"; •1 (.' ( li4 PA'rENT - AX•Llr,TitElcs; atkil 110N...INtor Yr,,, ri4,A4II.IAGF-S• p-tromikidd by his Royal 111,:11nes_ 1 1'° 'ste s •k t' stki i t ,, e gerit •ti ''''"• 1.1.0ra1. ghn - e'ses the, .Duries of titly„ .' ,1 41: ? --.C.; K:rti '-e. " 1 •1 ' . : 1 Cuitkh„..•rkind, ankt t! ?wank' "f' lib il: rl - ,11 4 zt i ' ' ef th ' lAl : in tli cipaf N'obilify' and . G . c kit . 0 , f;!1i .. e .. . ..eir e , whose 'Cart iages are' Upon that Cons.roc ~ . ; .• ' ''... . .: •. . , • :.- ---• .. . . - ~ . ... ... . , it •ty In ?i, _This:Day were publi ~h ed; ..- , ' 1 k i . A'N'lU*i s 0 • . • il I" boardi, , , vro. price . ~ . - - - h 4f..: " ~,I,lloNier TSof , SCO:rilkN?'• • - l ''ill` d' 4l ilih;. / ."t:h1 ; -LINDSAY, ot Pitscottke. • ~... pite. rti ' e r or-}7.c° fi•t)1171. s'oltrial' 4ucipt Qsl " - ra y... " 1. 111 •11 . 1 -st- (te es '•O•rtne, and io ll , ri;e g n h ,.._ . o hd ' o n it t : and &lista/At.; and Co, E . cl , .. • Ir t z. h 1,,. ~. • , . A ,„..„„re,..,„,, 111 i$; Day %%ere. pulgisbeh, . , -.. -- ` l )o4:'eacg, 1 2mo price 11. Us. f3d. Lkoards, . bi' 1)413 4 i 1it" 1-- '.-; iIS fl' MliS t' IC, 111 s'torical aodmßanioto ' 114 :4'1'14: of Letters froth a Gentle / , , - -,. •! , . , :li ot , . •- ty . . A , .7, • ,-/ n •,, ilrci v.' , l ~) D 'lnt i l ;, • r-I CA IG /A. - • . - • '• d , 00,,i` '-' ,,, er i1 ,,,' • Jar .I__,,it,r,,,ir urst, :Rees, Orme, an - tre er. '‘(4...1.° %‘;; wit at ' th C•Bi•itish Gallery, 4, New • • . ..' ~.:.. . • Ti •:, s. . • , . :- I , " i t i , were published, • , i • , LLAIt c - 1 4 1'1,' . t 0 ~. priee.ff I. as. in hoards, •k u4 g(g' l4:ll. ll \ - 4 . i n t a : r4 , t'. 3 to . G„ 1 - IBECU, by WILLIAM 1),.: 1 . 1 4ett.i n -,7"‘KE; cuntaining - lte'ma . rks ou the Lan :wed, --• -..,r,..,.. ~ .k0r,, ,h1 , __•,- .tt the present Portland-place.' - ' I ' u tri, Duke -street, Portland-place.' .. 0,.,. 1 ., ' ' ---,--,- 4ir „• rwo / . 6 _, „utsday will be published, . 4 4 N OON , .i . ;, , r.leg, kr.:nto. pt - ice 1013: in hoards, • , I tte.a„ t lr ' i ts,'d- k , Ll-1-4 ES, or varied ralgctive Pot " Gall for the Retirerlent 'of Suuimer, or the' ~ (-4,,,,,,,.in 'l'owri: . . . ' - . ck N ', ° ilea of - •. ° he t - make, '` cePtrig- souls, ece.'-!-..••• . . %tlil / * .atk -i then n; smoke will arise." ali ti 'Y .ot i rr 1. 10 , Cl-IAU cures (...!.A... , : . •rEatitillY TALEs. ~ it .114,0iseiters"0,11,e Ditlie-street,' • Portland-place ; 'ithd by. . vcry Provincial Town.in.the Kingdom.. Tlii 4, ! , ~ .Y was publi sh . 1 - -• . I 0 LT 1. 1 cel, price ;:s, 6d. Second Edition, A. ti;ii:rhigl.,)„,.„..,,, i N . ...F .11. A N_ C' 1 - 1;--1802. ~i l - ,g, t is e , Paris, ..0-I.lleurn Atig. 9th proceedirig to Calais, 41,4 jo I. clib444),Evl.l!lt. its variOns PeCuliarities and its En -411,1 .-. ,"!nenioni, itit'a',l",-Ilath, Cilarak.ter of the French, 4 __ ,L, ts , B .b ton : ~ ?!. Get-mains and_Ma lev Rwien, liieppe, 7 1 . , t r i ',etit. - In ' s A' 01 .1! . : irill .be found .: ti., contain moeh it. 4,, b l( k'd tOr j o b, . 'Y oil r,,,,, hothi Duke -street,, . ... - - hsellers. -•- e-st reet,Portlantl;:place and ,tdr,,n` a ,000 ,01 .6 " te- .1 , Of OP C° 1 (i ll o°ll',lcetl , t ,r r si ' Cr , - .0 11 ; rvi°. l o ll. dO W ricruziLLlAro OFFICE, Jruie 28, 1S14: T HE COMMISSIONERS for YI£;`7'UJLLING His MAJESTY'S NAVY do 'hereby gibe Notice, 74eat on Tuesday next, the sth of July, they will be ready to rereiee Tenders ija writing;" sealed up, and treat for. lyty Thousand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, to be delivekl, duty free; direct from the Bonded Warehouses of tht- West India Dock Company, at the Port of London, into his :.la . j.lsty"'s Victualling Stores eV Deptford, within the'space • of a fiwt nightfi•em the date of the Coutratt t aed to be paid for by Bills, poyghle with interest, Ni:wty Dave riper date. ,The Co:trillions of the Contract may be seen at the Se crecary's Office: reTard will be had I. any Tender in which the Price shall nst be inserted in words at lefngth, or that shall 2V • be delivered to the Board bl'ore One a'Clock on thesaid Ttce,v 7 daY• next, the sth of July, nor unless the Person who niches the Tender, or some Person on his behalf; a‘tende., to answer when called for. JOHNSC'N-'s DICTIONARY,' edited by the Rev. Mr. TOta., • n the Ist of Aught will be published, Part L of E DICTIONARY of the ENGLISH LAN- - 1.1. ( - WAGE ; in which the Words - are deduced from tlfir Originals, and illustrz.terl in•their . difre:ent Signi6cations, by. ExaMples from tip .best Writers. To which are prefixed, a History of the tam:mtge., and au Es; lisp Grammar. By SAMUIM JOHNSON, LL.D. , With-numerous Corrections, and with the Additiot) of maey Thousand Words, • • ' `h 1.1.. HENRY J. TODD, M.A. F.S.A By the iter. Ilk:Am J. 1 4./.1,1.r, lit r Chaplain iu Ordic:ary to his T.;"rkie.itv, and Keeper of the Archbishop of Canterhary's Records: - London: - Printed for Longman, Hors..t, Rees,. Ornie, snd Brown ; F. C.. and J. Rivin,;ton; - J. Walker and Cu.; Lowndes; Seatcherd and I,:tternslin ;.G: T., E4er ton.; J. Cnthe9. ; Clarke v,id Sons ; R. Lea ; E. Jelfer'; White, Cochrane and Co. ; C. Law ; B. and R. Crosby and Co.; . Cadell and Davies; Lac:Um:ton, Allen, and Co.; J. and .Areh;• W. Stewart;.. S. liagster; J. Murray; W. Phillipi_; J.Bnolier;. Black, Parry, ;nut Co.; J. Richardson; J.M. RichardsOn ; IL:act)* ;R. Scholey; ISlawroan; R.: IL Evans ; J. Asperne; .1. Booth ;- R. Baldwin ; it. Floyer; E. Cox 'and Son; J. Bohn ; J. Faultier; Cradock and Joy; Gale, C,urtis, and Co. ; 'Reed and Hunter; J. Johoson and Co.; RA.Saunders;. and Wils,frn. and Sons, York... Upon this•Worh the attention of the present Editor has been long employed. His oh:text ha* been to seleCt front the Writings of our best and well-known Authors, mud of others Who have escaped, but highly deserved notice, a mass of use tut mid impressive words, which prove the wealth of our Language, turd demand their place in a Dictionary of it; and -to correct Intuit-ions etymologies, which are found in the Dictionary of Dr. Johnson. Other evidences of his attention' appear in a rectifitratiew , . of same rub ales retSeleaLii., or imperfect citations, Which ,Dr. Johnson has given; and in the production -of examples to many words which nave wanted even a single instance of illustrivion, as well .as 'to others which require additional authority. , these la bours he has derived assistance from some commumeations of importance; which 'have been made, to him with libera lity, and without solicitation'; anti which have enabled hint, though; indeedm they are not ,sery numerous, to admit into his volumes emendations and adtfitions, ..er well by anta;;o nists as by friends of -Dr. Johnson ; by Mr: • Malone, Mr. Horne Tooke, and others : of all Which the Introduction to this Worle.rviii give h more explicit. account: 'Dr these la hours al;qr,. it Tray out here he . awitted, tbe'" Plan" of Dr. JOhnson has been restiectfully followed; and if it shall be found constr:iction - of the' . present Work:, the Editor has been at, ail successful, he, must g , rarefully attribute hiS gucessto having built opon:so noble a foundation. TO THOM —4 . TAYLOR, E,SQ. . No. 9, New Bridge:street, London.. . • Ilat4outten Silt, Edinburgh,. March IL .8E.,(41e - a"ve to inform you ; that ever since the AL year 1790, I had been. a'dicted with the„lmesirenerea ; which, from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine ,prescribed brthe most, - eminent of the facuhy here, and tut dergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice dis charged Irma the Hospital with little relief, would appear to .be of the most inveterate nature. •In of last.year my disctrner. had got to such a bead, as nearly to put a period to my existeace—l had a large ulcer on the crowis of may head, one on each arm, :end ray legs were broke on: is a frightful ittanner ; my rigil t was dreadfully painful, and had been in a - statt, of ulceration for: the last se.een Years; try left had also" t wo l arg -, nodes (m it, was, very much discoloured, and gave rue such ex,e , •ethatirig pain, particularly when warm , in bed, as nearly to deprive etc of rest in this lamentable , state, I .Was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, •(*ho received so • great acure by them - here), to take dour Leake's'Patent birgan tti do on the 26tti of May; itt the etatuse of a fortnight I began to :receive berreat—in little more. than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly heuled 7 - scm after, the sores on.mylegs healed also; leaving, how ever, considerable discolouration in the slats, .and pain in the. bone of the left, which, by the blessing of God,, and a little longer perseverance in ,your invaluahle.Medieine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin repining - its natural hue, and the noeturnal 'palms gradually going thus. hecaine; by your liberrl advice and medicine, perfectly free from alt former complaints--4litre recovered my former spirits and strength; and am becOme jolly audlat, in which state haring .ontinued many months to the astonishment of all. who ,new .me . , I ant at a hia's in what terms to express my gratitude, butt - beg -- you, for the good of other suffering; non to make this may case asjptilitiC as ;possible, as I shall tfni every occa sion ;in so doing you will greatly oblige, • Sir, your grateful, Obedient, very !nimble servant, ALEX. lIIIRKLIt Swann's' ClOse, lligh-street, Edinburgh. . WitnesseS tothe abotecur_e:— John Thompson, No. :3, New Poultry Edintmrgi.; John APlntosh, Old Assembly- Close, _Edinburgh. , Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor,' THOMAS TAir- LQlt, Member of the Royal i College of Surgeons, at his house; " No. '9, New Ilridge-street„ London; whet e, aftel -. a constant residence of more than 3.8 yea-s, in a practice parti cularly directed to the core of Venereal Complaints and those incidental' to the Parts or Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should always observe in such.cases, he flatters himself the advice and assistance•be gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advantage seldom attainable, and void all-ambignity.' • Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of those Neiag at a distance, at the Perfumer's, N0. , 35, St. Alban's- Street; Pall-mall; the Toyshop, No. 163,Oxford-street; . Mr. Dishorough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; 'Mr. Ifaxter's, South- - bridge Edinburgh; Mr. M‘Donald, Jeweller, G l asgow ; Caliwell's, Dublin ;..aud by tine person in every considerable , town in Great Britain and Irelands, in boxes of only . 2s. 9d. each, stamped, and sealed ttp with full and plain directions; whereby perons, of either sex',nay cure themseltel with .case,rspeed, secrecy, and safety. N. B Every tax sold in'Great-Britain is sealed up with a stamp, on . Whicb,.by fartour•Of the' Commissioners,,is printed, at the Stamp Ottice—T. Tayhm, No. 9, New.Bridge-street— to imitate which isFeleuy, tad all (Alias are conaterfeits. 'COAL- TAR. BROWN, ANT) CHEAP PAINTS. 11 COAL TAR BITOWN is of two kirids,t _ commo q Tar Brown 18s. per cwt. and Refined Tar Brown 225. per cwt.; they arc both applicable to the cover ing rough. Fencing, Porous Tiles, - Weather Boardng, Sluice Gates, Wood under Ground end Water; particularly the Refined Tar, which is a • very valuable Preparation of Coal Tar, it being perfectly insoluble in Water. The Worm will 'not penetrate where it is used; it is also ofa g4od dries very bent, and is . easily applied, regniring only to .be heated, and laid on, with a common. tar-brush. The impene-' treble Paints are very ornamenLil, and may be anpiied with advantage to all purposes of used painting, i;, , ide and outside, where a handsoine appearance; durability, and earn noun', are considerations; .bat for park-pailinus, st.uccq and • plaster 'fronts, iron and wood railing., .and out-buildings every description, they are peculiarly adepted, as they re,ist the effects of the weather in an astonishing degree., are a cure for the. Ivorm and dry-rot, and %%11l staid in but climates; they are of the f(Alowing Colonrs'and Green, SGS. per _cwt.; Dent Green, "i - 13 Olive Greea; i's , . - Firteneep Green, Is. Gd. to 2s. per lb. • Slate. Lead - pid'Stone Colours, st,c. per cwt. • Glineolate 514.. Red, or 43rown, 425. end' White Paint; 60s. Vreparcd Oil to thin them for use 7s. - . , . . S,,id at the British Paint Nlanttfactery, 62, Queen - street, Cheank;i4le London..—Linseed (.'aka!, i c.' . *4, 14 . 3Terchant4, Captains, and the Trade, supplied . on li- BUILt We ire induced, from the attention we have, giVento the nm-ritime interest's of CoUntry, to - vtice the Bill now luent for the INcrtuanent. encouragement r pf • Sitips builtin In Ila. The gives facilities, to obtaip-, log British ,Tiqisters' in India, by establishipg ‘therebtficcrs t!o register ships who did act exist Wore, and 'gets rid,'• therefore, of the difficulty which Lid hitherto rendered . the general e”res sion in the. Ilegisi - et; Acts nugatory, as to India, and protected the .Brielsli-bnilt•Shipping.> It pt:o leses to be restrictive, and; is so, it the mere words of . ormer Acts only were looi,:ed to, but is fact Oraericativ introduces-permanently a descrip tion of Shipping which have hitherto'been allow edO only ttuder.teutperory regulations. It is distinctly Foved that the introduction of India shipping . Willend in the entire and complete_ destruction - of the shin-building establishments in this 'country for the India trade, and will there tore imeritably destroy the manufactory of the ;urge ships'; ~in the bnilding of which,the.owner• of those establfsittnents and their 'workmen have acquired the Means and skill to assist, in -timstruct ing, as they have clone, of a very large part of the existing`navy of the emuntry. - A.umre complete delusion never came under the considerationot-Parliament. It professes restric tion, and at'the same time inevitably - transfers the importantsources Of military strength from the mother country to her most distant and ha zardous possessions. It proposes to introduce competition for the purpose of transferring the. building of the only large description of vessels employed in the trade fi om England to India, antt of establishing. A MONOPOLY in a distant possession, as against the mother country. It is boldly qwowed by its supporters, thatsixty millions of - people, the inhabitants Of India, canuot be deprived of this right. That India is, and and MilSt be, the'EXPORTING ' country in the trade between India and Eag!and, •aud is entitled there- . fore to haye its owtfshipping, which' it is avowed and proved, must exclude the British. '. • It is contended that this'is necessary to enable the Indian traders to compete with: frweigncr§ re, sortinr , to India 'and the supporters a this Bill P. • have proved, by the partners and connections of a few - Indian houses, that the advantages of 1 ndia built shins, as contrasted with British ore sufli cient,to destroy - the English:building . ; but have totally failed in proving that they atThrd the' . means of sitecessful, competition - With.foreigners. All the ANCIRNT MAXIMS 401 . policy under this country' has acquired and preserved its MARI 'TIME ASCENDPNCY, thatof keeping all the sources. of maritime strenith at home:by restrictions as to ships and navigation, which compel the general Merchant, the West-India Planter, and every other mercantile and colonial 'interest to sulimit to pay heavierexpences, and to trade under higher' freights, thari-if h. AVas . at libertyto chus'e the.ves sels of countries which afford 'them Cheapest. are now to be lost sight .of in favour of a few India hOuses. Advantages which are deniel to the British West Indians, and the Merchan6 of Eughnd, are to be openly given to those of the East In dies. All this is to he done through the interven tion of the dangerous experiment of transferring to a very distant dependency, the tenure of which (after %villa has more than once'occurred in In dia), the most sanguine must consider as preen yious, ,the best sources of: our maritime 'strength, the building of all the large ships, so nearly con nected as they have been, and . are, with the 'sup ply of ships to the Navy, and of men to the King's yards. The appreberfsions of some, and the passions eand interests of ethers, have b cu incessantly at _ 4 ~ . .., ---- — 7.777., - 7-7,.. •-•?....--,....e7.... ~,e r-...arsernarritploormourasami.....“lo •4o ,o4 6. _tacked in - ,se e. r.toht , publicationA. The qua•ui , ,F , Ot tlinhcr consupiul.lo .been exaggerated; kVen, by .41t05F , w..110-had access to t!orctet.infornilation; and' cilie . Sourees i lf.s-upply depreciat‘d; to excite aiarint ' : .i44to tiniber. It.- I ! ias' .bc..t.-0 *roved, bei•Ond ail fn.. ,titre controverNv; thattlie alarni.has been wholly ..illrfontidedi and, nov;:then the Landed Interest 1 ,. liavy; t'vit 11 iti tile. 1a5t„.2.5 .year; given, the grentiot atte.ntiorirto the impwvetn-ent of the cultivation . . Of oak timba, ;her ai' e told brlfle pramoterS of thu Ri.ll,4ltat they may.,,hurn their timber, ftr - Teak °idyls, fit, for building sh:O. But the most glaring ineonsisteney, and it - nu.- tiee arises ..from :permigiug : the. use- of India ship, ' . r to,the East India ,Conkpa,ny;,even for the carrying . on the-trade in tea frotn:Olina ; an articl e altnost exclusively consumed ,in this: count, v; •ttf -which. they. preserve /he Inontynly, anc1:0:01 , where- the,. petence of competition cannot lie: held out ors a ground fox. permitting. the . sdestructiou of tioa l- F. ..,nplish ship-building,: by. the introduction of the 4 [lndian. . , . The East India company availed itself of the size and extent of the ship-building establishments it this country,., as one of its most important branches of manufacture in the whole of the con test last. Sessions. And' the moment that the con test Yvas decided, and they were fixed for a further •periodin a most- importantipavt of the monopoly, unite from motives of interest with their old op posers, slic 'Private. Indian Traders, in endeavour ing effect their ruin. It is scarcelycredible that r - hile handker chiefs, and thousands of other articleS, arc . pro- . • tected' by - prOhibitions or duties, that of ship , , - -hUilding alone is' by the proposers of the Bill thriught unwortliyof protection, and is abandon ed to destruction: The greater part of the monopoly of the East India Companrseeths to.havc hee.ir destroyed ()Ili) , for the•purpose•of- ititrocluein4 another monopoly in India; against,the mother.aOuntry, of one of its vital. sources-of existence, for the purpose of fOrsaking,all.,our,,alicictit estahlithed.priuciples of pelicy, and trying; a deSperate and hazardous ex periment, by which a few individuals may be by-.- xu.-.fitc(k.ta..the experjee of the most ruinous,futtirs, consecitienccs to trie' country., these Mischiefs, .and many more, too long tote detallei within a short - compass, must orise -iron the proposec, measure ; and yet an experk deePW - ancri . ig Ole Ii NJED iIVTEREVr is Nvith refeeen& to timber, ;nil the Mercantile :rite= rests, connected Shipping - and dependent Matinfacturers in fulls country, and:irith the most' important interests of the -kingdom as a nation, is passing almost silently through the Hoose-.. It is,-however, to he hoped .that Stich ilt ilat be its fate, but tlot in some state °Pits progresi attention ivy be atrakened.to consequences, And the subject meet the consideration it Oeserrei. The second reading of this Bill ...quails for t 9-.; morrow. FROM TrIF;toNbON GAzETrrs,, JUNE 28. Carlion-liogse,..laue 45, 1814. His Royal Highness the T'aiN•ct R G ;.: !.: 'l' has !)e4-1 pleased, in the name and 'en the behalf of his Mai.,..ty; t, ; ip l ii,, i ,t LieutetiantsGeneral the Riz, , ht lion. Clilsgiev kViili:on 13,,e,,,i Stewart, K. B. to be, .an i','LLLL Lord of his .l.kijeit.yls Beil chamber. ' ' Tr h fteltar 11, .itenr.9.i?r,"lBl4, His Royal Highness Op Prince Reg:Lent has heezt; in the name itlad :;el,alf pi his Majesty, to grant the dignity of a Baronet of flu Cnited Kingdoni 01 Great Britain and Ireland unto the . Bight 14onont-aufe William Datrni bord .Mayor of London, and the heirs ma l e o f his b04`.4 -14- fully begotten. .•• - , Portsinnutlz, ?int' 25 1 1814., nit . noval ilighuess the Prince Regent was this day please:, iri The- mime and .on the behalf of ins Majesty, to confer t!.e ,honour2Of Katightlrood on henry Esq..AlayQr of Vort4- mouth. • 'Fitsßbyal Highness the Prince Regent was also pleased, ,the nantennd on the behalf ofhi3 Majesty, to confer the Knighthood on Vice-Ad .ral Cieorge Martin. Its'lloyal Highness the Prince Regent was also pleased, in thenarne and on- thehebalf of his. Majesty, to confer the ha , nour of KnightbOvd on Henry Pealre, Esq. one of the Sup eevors (if his Majesty's Navy.- his Royal Highness the Prince Regent leas al o pleased, In the value At4l-On the behalf of his Majesty - to confer the - )tu, ou t hood On Ire . eman Barton, - Captaizt4ctf the. •i2a. (0 - (queen's Oven) •Regirnent of FOOL • Ti Aitehall, June G, 1814. IYis . • ROyal highness the Prince Regent bath been pleated, in the name and on the 'behalf of 1114 Majesty; to give matt grapt unto Thomas Wainwright, of the Inner Temple, Lon don, Esq. his Royal License and Authority, that he aud J.Cts issue may; frbtu henceforth, assume and lake the snrifnmevi Lowton, instead. of • that .of Waniwright, and bear an-flaw* the Arms of towtmf ' oqt of atfectiJnate reg ar d f o the urea 'more of hi.; maternal Uncle, Thomas Lowten, late of ;hal mutter Temple aforesaid, t:ssf. deceased. Crorv . n7ollic, .1;:ne . 28, 1814. Member returned to tervc in this prestut . Parliament. County of Mantiugtion—LJu.hn Lord Viscount Prethi. i .in room of Lurd Viscount Hiilehlubrook, niAv Earl of Sa* , ,tno, and one of the Peers of the United' Kir.,,d4nii BANKRUPTS. The as Lartie, Bristol, tironan, to surrender July 5,6, nr,d. Augin t .t 9, at eleven at the lionee of Mr. Jain v 3 Jarvi4,, wto ler, Bristiii. 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