The Sun.
London, England, 1813-01-23 00:00:00

TO THE SPORTING WORLD.

IVSMITH, New Lislestriet, Leicester,
• square, deeply iMpressed with gratitude to`, his nu-
merous Friends` for the very •liberal -supporeand patrentge
they have honoured him with, respect fullpinfornis the Nobi-
lity and Gentry, he has obtained his Nlajesiy's Patent for
INIPROVENIENTS 'en the principle of the GUIN .I.9cK, the-
'advantages derived from which' will, he flatters himself, be
found inestimable to every .sporsairin.
.He leas so contrived•the Lock, as to render" the
priming impregnable to every kind of spoilt', sleet, wet, or
dirt. Secondly, The Ingainniaticm of the priming is reduced
to a certainty in half the time usually taken by a luck on the
old construction. It is the opinion ul those Gentlemen who
have them, that, lq those improvements, a gun has arrived
at an unrivalled pitch of excellence. •
It having been said %V. S employs other persons as work-
men, to make-improvements for kiln, he a Gentlemen,.
so far from being guilty of se Mean an action, he never sntfers
-any Man but himself to make any patterns, althoogh his
workmen are as good as any in the trade, and have the hest
price paid tpretu; and to convince Gentlemen.of the truth of
this assertion, he is ready to work to any Gentleman's draw-
ing With his own hands, either in the locks the brush, or the
inside of the barrel and if the Work is nut executed accord- •
ing to the Gentleman's expectations, he will nut receive any
compensation far his trouble. - • . .

FOR COUGHS,. COLDS,
WALBII' COLTSI.,ior LOZLNGES.

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TUSELAGO was the mune given to Coltsfoot
•
by the A.; cients, who )(nerf it 4 value in Coughs, rlee.
1 t is prepared in the Lorin of -Lozenge, as the Most agreeable
to palate t and also, that by its gradually dissolving in the
mouth, may with more certainty be conveyed to the parts
alleeted : these Lozenges are deobstriactit, deteigent, and 1,11
brucating, allaying the tickling sensation WiliCit UCC44kIIS
Coughing, clearing the 'deice, and producing the most salu-
tary ctnits t if used as a Pieventive, few perisons will be
troubled with Coughs through %vinter, and their price
places thein within the tea, tof all ranks of tple.
sold by Suave and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Chnrch-
yard. who are the sole Proprietors, and none are genuihe
but what have their name on the stamp.--Price is. r.',41.
Alsn, WA LSIPs A NTI E RTUSSI s for
NG COUGH, a romedylong approve,l, and reconmiended
by the tirst families in the kingdom. Price only as. 9d ' per
bottle.

ATKI,NSON'S (AMIN:IL CURLING FLUID,
A Discovery for 11!tirling the flair, and 'promoting its
gisowtll. •
HE virtues of the CURLING FLUID con-
s;st, in the inexpressible beauty it, gives. the 'flair in
dressing, and, in its peculiar property of malting it curl, and
keepim; the curl 1611 and pern, during damp, perspiration,
exercise, .&c.
It imparts a perfume revi‘ing, grateful, and highly deli-
cious, makes the I,lr 1..4 hair as soft as silk, strengthens it
whe,ic :iseak, removes all dandruff, &c. which
obstruct thetrowth ; ana it is well known and generally ap-
plied by -Medical Men for making the hair grow, when ail
,other incani are...ll4ofeet nal.
Sold7in bottle:; at Is. 611. and by the Proprietor, James
Atkinson, P,:rfMner, No: 9, High-street, Bloomsbury, Lon-
don; awl 17, app,,ititment, by Bayley and Blew, Co;.lopur-
street ; Gat: its limit 57tIlon‘l-strect ; Riggs,'6;),Cbrap-
side, and most perlumers in the Empire.
Aiso ATKINSON'S VEGgrABLE DYE, &Turkish Se
ei-et, first hi nightto prmilica in this topiary for chatigiog
Red,or Grey;Hair to 4rown or jet Black, a:loweri ht'Dll""if
science to lie the best arti,:le the lu.iir it, a prr-
immenseolo'nr.;--Priee Italt-arvinea, and one
guinea the ,

SA S' s i'S •
jfil. s'll,EY'COOPEßY,,itiltrecoixtrapnee liis
ttkc on ficTtlik'Al
/sth, nr 1•41!1:o'Clua in ti4e

MANSION :lOVSE, •
Jan..3l, 1813.
T a .very ntnne rolls 'and respoctable
I iviErriNt; of. Mi;R(.;HANTS, TI:AD.
itlt!re,tc,l Isup.).rt TrAde
bruin listliat and'. China! to the city and Port ui Lundell,
tic Id .I:.4y,pti*a Hall •• .
lit /lon. the 1.01:1) MAYOR, in the Chair
,
Result:et!, un the lw.,,;ioit of Iltqlry Solidi, EN . set:untied
hy. Richard Qatnti•Jvil Itatett, Esii. That, tur ,a lunx .series of
yrat s, the 4ust 11044 and ltaLiei have been
~131 to and tr.Hn the port of Landoll, owlet the express
provtiiotts Cif Various of Parliament madelor that.por-'
rose, both i...,efore and ,:ince the partial- oPe.ning ur the
trade, e•Lt the lusr. relletrat of the East Itidia Courpany's
Charter..

Iq'olved, on the motion of Sir noitert. Wigrou, Bart. se-
eoinfed by 'William ritirlie, Esq. ie under rile. regulatiuni
of 'Vise Acts, and the restrictions thereby introduced, on-
eJateses Of hit- Alidesty's suhjects-hare established
themselves in Losidir.s. in trilferetst brailehes of business con-
nected with the. Eisst. India and China ,trades,'. mid have fur
the purpo,e of cirrying on the same, furnscd eiten4ive esta-
bli,bnients, and 'embarked large eapitak; and that fur the
purposes of this Ir.ide as now conducted by the Eat India
Couspatiy;`and by intlivitluals; mirehousei have hten built lit
the metiopidis, and wetAlucko have beets ,formed in its vi,..-
nay, at ins immense expetice: and very large soul have beets
invested in the shipping employed' thereitt, almtM, wholly by
ptrsom; its London, and those immediately cosh:ern:A in tl,o
East India and:Chinalrades.

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Resulvvti, ttrt the inOtiCmo.4.Toh,n Johnstone, Esq. seconded
by John Florsky Palnwr, Esq. That it appears hy the printed.
Jourtrds and Votes ot the laAt Parliament, that numer:m,
plications were then made (mat the out-ports and provincial
towns of the United Kileplom, with a view to the East India
and Chinn trades being carried on to and from such out
ports, should those trades be still further laid open at the es.-
piratimof trio East India Company'S.present Charter : and
from a Letter of the Right Hon. the President of the Com-
thissioners for the Anirs of India, dated the 4th of January,
'lBl3, to the llou, the :East, India Company, it now further
appears, the Ministers' of his Rbyal Ilighueis the Prinee
Itegene3 CiA-ernment have given countenance to the object
of such :,y,licvstions, as far as they relate tothe East India
trade ; and thatthis Meeting feels itself deeply interested in
any ineistire of tihis c.ttended nature, as the same must ma-
terially ath•et the numerous classes mid deseriptions of per-
sons now engaged in these trades, which, whether conitned
at they inps are, or under any extension thereof, mast neees-
iarily form the means ot support to those who habit embarked
therein, awl to 41010 any removal or disperSion of the trade
will be highly injurious auddetrimental.

Resolved, on the of ItichardiOullorraffaile, Esq. se"
corded by Frederick Mulling, Esq. Tilsit the experience of
many_ years h4s prinril, mit "the Legislature, by i;onfiti
in.t to the utetropulis the trade of India and China; has beue-
ncially created one large and open market, enabled pur-
chasers to trivet in one point, preserved to importers the
full beilefit of coulPLtiPai: awl. to pin's:basins the advan-
tage 4 tin, 131.catest assortment, and the hest opportunity
for their feipective'iulections; and that by weans thereof the
revenue has treou must effectually secured itlAti roaterially be-
tiefitted. •

Resolved, nu the ;nation Of .Richard Twining, jun. Esq.
secimiled John That by the preSent method at'
conthu:ting the import trade., and its being confined to the
port.of London, sninggling is in a.great degree prevented, and
:the ad-valorem duties arc collected, nut 4+4 with the utmost
t-Elettless clad facility, but' on the full value of the column-
and at tilt! least.possible expense to the nation : whereas,
ehoutd theinnfOrt trade-Ile:aspersed, smuggling could nut be
atid.r/44.40Lary wouhf.the revenue be o ,ummed to till*
now gy etfe.e,Wally,gtiarded against by well-proved regu-
lations in tiht•tnllitetion;liut the iintiai paid ad-valorent would
be ioaterially Ity the want of these regular mar-
" het,, and that concentrated conipetition by which they are
now secured and augmented.

ReMired, on the motion of Thomas Brown, Esq. seconded
by William Davis, Esq. That us the most considerable part of
tucArticles imported front India are for foreign consump.
tick,, it has been the practice to rualie the sales in London
at faxed perimis of the year, best suited to attract the pur-
chasers troni abroad, and to have the greatest. Variety of
each species of goads put up to sale at one time, thai. their
demands may be more extonsively supplied, and.their motives
for' this country strengthened ; but if the present
Bahama.), system should be changed, it would be impossible so
to regulate the sales at thi! ddlareut out-ports in . point of
time, or assortment of goodi, as to induce the -foreign tiler-
' chant to come to this country, sail this circtunStance would
not only occasion a very materiai diminution. of the large
revenue arising &out fildisu importations, but would be
higldy detrimental to the manufacturing interest of the
country; so it is an indisputanle fact, that the tmneign wet-
Chant., induced to come to Loudon, as being.. the sole empo-
lima tor. indium produce, purchases to a still more consider-
able extent the oniumactoreS of the ilnitvdßingdoni.

Resohied, on the .motion of Charles flampden Turner,
Esq. seoondinl by. Robert linotpliey, Martin, tsq.'That no
lupeantage,, eominensurate wit tbe.se sacrifices, and with the
losses wbieli would be sustained ny the numerous classes of
persons now carrying'on this trade in Londatti wilt be ob-:
tarred by the Imbue at large Irmo its dispersion in the
out-ports, and tliot such a ra.hcal alteration in the sys-
tem now established by laiv, could only in justice be' made
upon au_ indemnification to tlimie who would be injured
byAthe chance.
'Resolved, on the motion of Mr., Sheritißlailcs,,seconded
Iry Sir Hubert 1t igratu, ant. 'That a Petition, be presented
to both Bowies ut Valli:intent, in the 11,Itile4 Jf the Mer-
eiguit4, isau4.urs, Tiatiers, an others City and Port
of London, intere.ted itl the East India 1.40. Coitot import
trades, praying that the homeward trade titan India
,nod
China may be continued excluiively to the Port of hoodoo,
ItesolTed, on the 'motion itf reary Smith, seconded
by Sir lto;Jert Wigram, .Blurt: That the Petition now read,
be the Petition to both Iduii*es of' eitiliainent, and that
the same be signed by those preZent, and do lay for sig-
nature at. the City of London Taaern until the lot of Ft:-
brizary next.
Resolved, on themotion of 'W. Cotton, F.73q, seconded by
Robert Hinopiirvy ;Nlovtin, Esq 'That the Members of 'the
City of lamoun end Westminster, the liormigh of South-
wail, and comities of lliddleses, Essex, Surrey, and Kent,
lie requested tc, lotpport tbei.poyer Of the Itetnion in Par-
liament sown uuy,discussion op the subject *hull tale
Ileolved, on the motion of Abel Chapman, Dui: seconded
by 'Mr. :sheriff Wades, That the Committee of Mei chants,
by whom chi, ,Nli•eting has been Convened,. be requested to
vonti ode pri do dug the discussion in Nrlianient, and
t„ us, co.learours to promote the oWeet of this
Meeting.
11e,,015/cd, on the motion of Abel Chapman, Est. seconded
by Mr. Sheriff Blades, That the this. :i:cetiug he
given to the Committee for their continued unremitting
attention to this important subject.
Resolved, on !he motion of John 'fitylor, .F •q. seconded by
1b illi;tur Cotton, Esq. 'flier these Resolutions lie published in
the Morning and Evening Parrrs.

SCHOLLY, Mckyor.

The Bight Ilont)urilJle the Lurdlloror baribg retired Irian
Lilt! Skint: taken by S,r itobt.rt IVie:l-404 Barr.
and it onis ihocill by Itlctair4 etimp.byll
loy Altleitna” Itcyrttei anti tabruiwiifitiiiy
Th4t ttic TilitnlN of the ;;N rat to tile
foil. the Lind Aioyor for his; :iLdet halite, aluil iilil).ll'-
tial cUiI,I,ICI ft.ir of the Egjiltimt
!lab tea

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