The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-21 00:00:00

VAUXHALL.
Under the Patronage of ills Royal-Highness the PRINCE of
WALES.O
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, . .
N' MONDAY •REXT be a GRAND
GALA, and. Brilliant Exhliition.of FIRE=WORKS.
Admission Three, Shil lings. .
IP' The Public are respeafutlyinforme4 that-owing to
the necessary Preparations for Galas, the Gardenscan,only
be opened on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Frid'ays. '
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THE' goCIETY OF SHIP-OWNERS 0-F GREAW,-i.
• • PR'l'l4A IN. •
A T.P. MEETING of theCOMMUTEE of SHIP,
OWN I.:RS for the PORT of LONDON, held this
ieth day of lune, -.1106. .- • I
ROB ER 1' CURLING, Esq. in the Chair.
ResoNed Uhattirrionsty';''''l'hat the Thanks of'this'Meetl
ins be given to the Eirty-six . Members of . -I'4rliaMent
who have expressed their ep-inien of the necessity of main•
taining and suppotting the iPsins.iples of. the Navigaticrn_Sys.
tern of Great Britain.
- Resolved Unanimously, niaitiit is theopinion °Rills Corn-
tame, that no necessity whatever exists 30 justify the Arne-
glean lutercourse•Bill, in suppert'of which no evidencoltaS
been a:Muer:J. And that the Shipping of-Great Britain 'and
istnere than :;n1IIIIeriz:to insure at alltimes, both in
Peace and in -War, when properly proteded, „the carriage of..
regular and constant supply of Provisions and Lumber to the •
British WesTindiesi from whatever Country it may be pur-
chased, and consequent ly there is no occasion to yield to Ame-
rica, or any either'Neutrai Natich, that lucrative Branch of
Trade which would annuallyv iu the article of.Freigia only,
icaliA to Me' Shipping -7-mere-St of. Grear Britain, and of
her Settlements in America and the. West:lndies, upwards
of 300,000 I:
,Resolved Unanimously, That the adoptiou. of-this Bill .at
the present moment is highly objedionable and impolitic, as
it oannot tail to encourage claims on the part of America, to
allow a.-Free Intercourse .bet Ween the United States and the
'King's-Doinlinons in -the West Indies, 'which was declared
by his Majesty's PlivP.C.puncil, iuilynt, to be inadmissible
`even as a subject- of Negotiation, and which wilt likewise
tend to expel frotintthat pill of the Cn.onial Trade which is
left tor British Shipping, a great number of them, and will
.increase the-acCuinulated.distress already :elt by the Owners
of British Ships in the E,urcopean Trade, from. Neutrals being
"alloWed to bteilt t:le'lilotlade of the Prussian Ports, in can-
secipence, many J.iritish- Ships .usually employed
-therein are now actually in the want of employment.
ReSeived Unanimously, „That it is the opinion of this Com-
mittee that in co-nsequence of the Suspensions of the Ad of
-Navigation, there- is trot: at present building throughout the
Empire a suifizi,..;it number of N w Ships to meet the annual
decrease'and -eon .--arnption Of Shipping;' for whilst such
temporary, and
,fluctuating systents;ol suspending. --the Ad
Of Navigation are adhered to, the great body of British Ship- .
-OWners will not extend their Capital in Shipping ,: as -no
certain or adequate protedion •and encouragement is alferded
to them. .
Resolved:UnanituOusjy, That it is- the opt-Molt of this Corn-
. mittee, that it is nOW More than ever important, that the
exertions which were begun by this:Committee in tBor, and
-continued in-tile ) ears tl-da and- to obtain attention to
the interests of British Shipping; 'should be, renewed with id-
.creased activity ; as the good eireci- of the measures adopted
in Me. :Pitt'S last Administration, in- ISo4, for,gradually re-
'gaining the' inestimable. advantages this Country must at all
times derive Iron the N?vigatioo At, when entorcedrbegan
to be manifested, a: if those measures had been followed up,
• with others didated bykii-sdorn,- :which there is good reason.
to believe'was ititencled, '.the,Carrying Trade between -Aine:.
rica and the. West Indies. would soon have been restored to
British chip--Owners: '" •••
Resolved.UnanimouslY,That-the-pfincipte 01-this Bill, une-
quivocally evinces an intention of an abandonment of a funds-
._ mental las of Europq-,..'tgli.versalry• atknoWledged and aded
irpoit. and ofthe rnindigl 'ol.`Gfeaf Britain as esta:
blislied of the-Ad of Navigation, and a total , derclidion of.
Those principles which our ancestors cherished fur the' main-
tenatice of the Maritime Power of the Natibn, and by which
the ~ritish Navy has attained tirat superiority which is so es, -
..ientially:neceSSary Anis titho-,-to preserve the independence
t• of Empire. •• - • '
Resolved Unanimously, .Tliat it is. the opinion of this
ommittee, that the Ship Owners of Great 13ritaid and Ire-
land (meat noeto relax in theirideavours to obtain, through
the medium oftheir•RepresiurativeS in Parliament, tltcfuture
full, efieCtiv4 and beneficial-operation of t Ire Ad-of Navigation,
by which means only. 'we cart cc rear ilia retain our Seamen,
".the itand support-of our present pre-eminence, and preserve
" out Country from Jailing below, the level asurrounding
" Nations," but which never can be done if a discretionary
power is lodged with the Privy Conned,
,to suspend its ope-
ration at their -discretion.
Resolved Unanimously, That these Resoltitions be printed
it, the Morning and Evening Newspapers, dna distributed in
all the Out-Ports.
Resolved UnannuousJy; That the Thanks of this Commit-
. tee be given to the Chairman,-for his indefatigable and un-
wearied exertions to..suppott the Shipping Interest of the
Country, and thereby promoting the Landed and iVlanufaddr.
tug Interests of the Empire.
..Extraded from the Minutes, by Order,
NATEL ATCHESON,. Sec.

A .CAUTION :TO FAMILIES.
• HE
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great Reputation -which. Mr. BURGESS
has gained lyy the superior Excellence of his ESSENCE
of ANCHOVI ES for FISH SAUCE. INs hi-dui:ed. many
Persons to give the same NaMe to an Article entirely dit.
ferent. , ' •
JOHN PURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the
rublic, to caution their against such Impositions; as several:
People travel the Empire, oileiing Shopkeepers,' &c. an ex-
pa large r rofit to vend the spurious kitti they are part:7
cularly requested to ask for BURGE-Ss's,' and to observe none
is genuine but what have these words upon the-Label-
4. John Burgess and Son's Original .and. Superior Essence of
Anchovies.".

Warehouse, N 0.107, Strand, corner
of the Savoy Steps, London,

. . I'V.EYMOUTI-I,* ;UNE 5, 1306. ..
. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By :T. TINDAIL,
At the Crown, Inn, .on Weddesday- June 25, 18e6, under a
• Commission of Apyriisemerii and Sale issued from the
High Court of Adartralty;:and addressea to Messrs. Wrn.
Weston and Thus. Richardson, Commissioners,
THE CARGO. of the GALLIOT JOHANN.A
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fULIANA HE RMINA, Hans Jochem , Schloer,
?Master, on her Voyage from . Malaga to ..Elitbden,- con-
consisting of
1370 barrels Sun Raisins. ' ,
26 Boxes of Raisins., - • - •
2,0 Pipes Malaga Wine. ' •
1 'Case ditto ditto. -. .
For Particulars apply to Messrs. Wocton and Richardson,
Commissioners, Weymouth"; or T. Tindall, Broker.
The Sak to begin at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon.

GOSPORT.
FOR PUBLIC SALE,

At the Crown Inn, on Thursday the 3d J'uty, iSo6, at Ten

o'Clock in the Forenoon, ; •
THE VALUABLE STORES landed from . the
French Ships of War MARENGO and BELLE
POULE, captured•by a Squadron of His Majesty's Ships
under the command of the Right Hon. Sir Cohn Borlase War-
ren, Bart. consisting of Cables, Sails, standing and running
Rigging, Rope in funk and Paper Stuff, I ion.ana Brass Guns,
Howitzers and Swivels, Muskets and Bayonets, round,.
double-headed, Grape, and Cannister Shot, Gun Carriages,,
Blocks of various sizes, Provisions and Wine, lion-bound
Leagers, Half Leagers, and other Casks,- Iron •BallaSt, in
old Guns and broken Pi-ces, useful Wrought Iron, old Cop-
Per and Lead, lower Masts, Topmasts,- Yards and spars,
With four handsome Time-pieCes complete, .and a large quan-
tity of Cornelian Stones and heads, strung and loose.
The whole to be viewed three days before the Sale, and
Catalogues had by applying to
MATTHIAS MARCH; and? joint
JOHN A..-1-11CKLE Y, 5 Brokers.
Ccsport, lune 33,•,1806.