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London, England, 1815-03-30 00:00:00

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This clay was published. m ice __Pt. I. in 2 Vela. Syn.
THE ROYAL NIILITA RY CALENDAR;
cledirat.ll. by permission, to h.s Royal 11ghnrss the Com-
tin s tit in CittLe ; containing (without comment) the Services
of all the GENERAL OFFICERS living at the close of the year
tMI 1, from their entrance into the Army; with complete Indexes
14 8aa1.% and other miscellaneous matter. In the APPLNDIX
iv an Impartial Account of the Operations in the East of Spain
iu 1812-12.

By !MIN PIIILIPPART, E•q.
Sold by Mr. ligertint. Military Beharller, Whitehall ; Megset,
Slierwmid, Neely, and Junes, Paternoster•row ; Mr. Barrington,
Strand; and all other Bonkrellere.
Where alga may be hat',
Maxon's of GeNtitAL MORICA uj by the saute. Pr. 14,.

TO MERCHANTS; CAPTAINS, AND FOREIGN
'1 KADERS.
This day was published,
ACATALOGUE of the LARGEST COL-
LECTION of BOOKS ever brought to Public Sate; with
very low Prices anointed to each Article.
This Catalogue deserves particularly the attention of Mee-
chants who are shipping for the American Markets, or to those
fdreign countries where, front the continuance of the war and the
re,traints which for political purposes were laid on the introduc-
tion of our literature, the stock of English Books has been long
since wholly exhausted. Nor will it prove leave acceptable to Public
I.ibraries abroad, presently" a.; it does, in one collection, a very
general display of the incr.:tine I.f all age, and countries.
London: Printed for Lisekihgion, Allen, and Co. Finsbury-
square; by whom the full value is astowed for Libraries, either
in ca,h or in other Books.

THE REV. WILLIAM 43 Int WY'S DIAMOND POCKE

BIBLE.

To be completed in Thirty. two Numbers, price 6d. each, or
eight Parts, price es. Pack, embelitslied with superior Engrav-
ings front the great Masts rs, and torrn;ng une of the must beau-

and smallest Pocket thhlrti ever printed.
This day were published, Nos. I. BAIL and IV.
,(to be continued
every for nigh) of
THE DEVOTIONAL I)IAMIND POCKET
BIBLE ; containing th.- whole of the Sacred Testa of the
Old and New Testament., wi. h Notts and Duvotienal Reflection..

By the Rev. W iLLIAM GURNEY, A. M.
Rector of St. Clement Danes, Mai* Minister of West-street
Chapel ; and Lecturer of St. Mildred's, Poultry.
London : Published by S. A. o,ldy, ley-lane ; and may be bad
of all Booksellers, &r. in Town and Country.
••• his Work will combine the advantages tin much desired,
of caramels and beauty of Printing, compressed into the smallest
possible size, to as to form a most valuable pocket companion. To
Parents and Guardians of Youth, it is urgently recommended, as
particularly adapted to the rising generation.

4. That this Meeting cannot but express the great alarm and
anxiety which they feei at this novel, and, in their opium, un-
equal and destrectlVe mode of taxation, being virtua I; a ax on
the Implements of Trade, and which they 111)1.4 as tSe m -et im-
politic of any that has yet been yroptrird, in as tar ask w
the most forcible manner, put to hazard thr .. ,!*erite ut the
whole Manufacturing System, which has r c •',r )e.: 4 proved,
in many ways, a bulwark of stre•gth to the kmiore ; anti has
diffused among all clams of the people the tn-!,:is of pr
crtity Comforts and luxuries, lie Oz. •t:ad legitimate objcigs of taxa-
tion.

G. that this Mee•ing considers th-se Taxe4 aq partial and p.
presider, by compelling ,itch as have already ewtharkei their aN
in the errviim of le,,er or larger Manotaatiring
either to alandon their Pnipectie4 ‘voth their Frade, ur .0
gle with remwel elections, to is the pat men( nrs 'way%
l'ax,*litther their airt rage piufits acid losses will admit ut t,,etr'
doing so or not.

6 l'hat they cnnsider thece Tay:e4 as ;int:oolitic, in thus having
every tendency to deitr.ve many Inyat Stibetas and in:Min-in is At.
tiw $
ni eitionynient in the Way Of their eatihni .11. .4, white trouts
their es .tfe.conai nattts, Ht. yue unable cation r ingenuity to
at 4 tuber labour, this will either be beneficial to them lei sirs or to
the commtatity.
?. 'that hi the npinlon of Ott. Mee big, the great mind* of
bankropittrt In the amt.,. ofti.ty Lst live years. and the
tionii of nti.riemitile Ind manufacturnig Cap iiktncrell trreenvyr.
ably Ind, will staticiently riive th, tit the .vl.lnutac.urent
and Trader, to ousi.tin the 'I ale. proposed.
S. That Vit. Mee ing will, therefore, use all their inguence.te
prPven such a system of t alas ion friem it sag ti..t.sed into
9. Taa- a hienturtal to the ab ivc effect, be hituivitn
and 0-animated to Jars 4i LIKUSINiONo G.q M. of 10
m. tit fir Perthshire, awl to beby :etal to the incur
!lon urible the Lards ISt 1% s Maj..sty's l'reast.ry
to. liras a hubseraptiou be bet on toot tor defraying all hetes-
aary espetifes:

11. Anti that the following Contemn be Prpoinred a Com-
mittee for carrying :hew Rettott.t on. into effect, and for Taking
such further steps as ntay appear to ,htin front tunic to time to
be peeper: Alewts. JOilN YOUNt,t
DAVI,I titOtt GE SANDBI4II4I6.
DAVID BEA I ON.
1101i4RT ROSS.
HENRY LIN 'MAY.
FetANCI:, ROIIEWISON.
JOHN NIAIBEN.
It nit these Resolutions be inserted in the rvrth Courier,
Edinburgh Courant, London Courier, and ti.e Tt R.
JOHN YOUNG, Chairman.

PRI VA TB CEI.LAR OF FINE PORT WINE, OF A SUPE-
RIOR QUALITY, two Years Bottled; also DRAFT PURI',
LISBON and SHERRY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. NEEDHAM,
At the City Auction Mart, 68, Cheapside, Tors DAY and
FRIDAY, the Stith and Slat of March, is 5, at Iwo o'Clock
precisely, each Day,
91HE FOLLOWING WINES, v;z:
62 Dozen of particularly fine flavoured Port Wide, !min
the private Stuck of a Gentleman removing I. kiln town, which
will he permitted only to private buyers, to be sold in Lots of
one Dozen each.
No Dozen of fine Fast India Sherry, in Lots of two dozens
each for the Trade or Private Families.
60 Dozen of fresh bottled dry t.isb
60 Dozen of prime Cape Madeirs, and
12 Handsome CeUarets of rich White and Pink Noyeau.
Gentlemen wishing to part with any qiiantFy lit the.r Stock
may have immediate money fir the same ill Mr. NeetP•am.

LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPERY, Gt. As:, Cati,ss.i,'
TABLE SERVICES, JEWELLERY, iic.
TO BE SOLD BY AUC I'ION,
BY MR. MOAT',
At the City Mart, 6R, Cheapsile, this Day, and every Day this
and rite neat week,
TSTOCKS of several Linen and Woollen
1 Drapers, Jewelers, Cutlers, China anj Glass ni..-n, Om.
deciining Business, and other miscellaneous Property in di-tress
or otherwise under the necessity of commanding immediate sale.
consiring of West et England Superfine Cloths, Kersinietes,
Cords, 'Fable Linen, hiusi.ns, Irish Linens, Skirtings.' Nhawis,
liiiiie, Carpets, Rugs, Szc. Ste.; together with several Lots of
Gold Seal-, CJiains, Keys; Rings, and Broaches; Knives and
Forks; Plated Cruets, Liqueurs, and Decanter Stands; Tele-
scopes. Globe:, and Quadrants; China, 'Fable and Desert Ser.
vices; Decanters, Wares, Goblets, Salts, &c. &c.
As the business of the City Mart is wholly conducted by 'Kr.
MOAT, sole Prorrietor of the PreriArs, with the strictes, atten-
tion to integrity and rtspectability ; as be will not receive any
Goods for :ule but what are guaranteed by the Owners to the
Public as to their soundness and perfectability ; and as he is al.
ways on the spot to answer and rectify any errors or objections.
Famtlies,young Housekeepers,Visitors (coin the country, tavern.
keepers, Captains of Ships, fite. &c. (for wlypie accanttnotlaticn
Ate Goods are put up in small Lots), find great interest to attend.
ing these daily sales of established confidence, where they meet
with almost every article in oeneral request.
The Goods are on view at eight o'clock in the morning, and
&reopen to the inspection of the Public during the whole of the
Salt, which commence. at eleven o'i.lock ; .111, fur the cants •
nieces of those who cannot leave their business in the day unme,
again in the evening at seven o'clock.
Ceialotues to be had of Mr. Moat, es, Cbaapstde.