Star.
London, England, 1813-01-09 00:00:00

'll.ll.Calerd,Esq.M.P. 10 10
Ths following.Eldor Bcstb
G. Burton, Esq. 10 10
,T. Bloim,En. 10 10
Sir R. Preston ,Bt. 10 10
F. Cresswell,Esq. 10 10
Gilfrld Lawson

Wie. Stoma S
nut at the Trinity-Helots
G. Curds, Esq.- 10 10
.I,liroolmore,Bal.l4l 30
Lewindisq. -10 10
W.,Wilson, Esq. 10 10
. Raven, Esq. 10 JO
I. Fonlcrten,Esq. 10 10
T. Morton, Esq. 10 10
G. Ballantyne,
Esq. 10 10
A. Clusptnan,Eaq. 10 10
W. HOLDEN, Secretary,

Reed, Esq. 10 10
H. H. Pay, Esq. 10 10
T. King, Esq. 10 10
J. Cottou,•Esq. 10 10
J. Huddart, Esq. 10 10
A.C.haptnan,E% 10 10
Sr W. Fraser, Bt. 10 10

DOUBLE TAX ON LEA'rHilk.
THE House of Commons having adjourned until
the 2d February, the COMMITTEE of the LEATHER
'TRADE hereby give Notice, that she General Meeting pf the
I Tanners of Great Britain, !advertised to be held at the London
Tavern, in Bishopsgate-street, on Wednesday, the.l3th day of
January next, is POSTPONED until Wednesday, tfislOth day
of February, at the same place and hour. •
• It is ascertained that the amount of the doubleTa; in the home
district, which Inclndes*London, Southviark, and all within the
bills of Mortality, was in the first quarter greatly deficient ; and
that the second quarter, ending the 22d inst. is still more so, for.
instead of being twice the amount of the old duty as expected, it
does not amount to one qiiarter of that sum above the old Tax
for the corresponding Months in the last year, it being from the
`diminished state of the Trade In the last quarter only .C 4812
4.195. 7d. more than the old duty. The Committee, therefore,
believe, that when the extra prim. Government have already
paid for Leather Goods is known, and how greatly the Leather
trade In every part of, theltingdam has euffered from the inabi-•
city of the Tanners to purchase Raw Hiels, and to afford their
Loather at the present prices, and from their Stocks•being in con-
sequence considerably'dimlnished since the additional Tax took
place, that the impolicy of continuing. thlsTax will be made most
apparent. By order of the Committee.
Loudon, 28th Dec.'lBl2. (Signed) ADREW:62I.•

This day was; publehed, pries .
UTTERS from the Right Honourable HENRY
Dur)As to the CHAIRMAN of the 'COURT of DI-
RECTORS of the EAST-INDIA COMPANY, upon pi
OPEN TRADE. to INDIA.
Printed for 7. Richardson, under the Royal Elcbange.

JAMES HAY, LATE OF RIPPLE, IN THE COU;

WORCESTER.
IF JAMES HAY, Labourer, son of RICHARIiti
and ANN HAY, of Ripple, in the County of Worcester who
left Ripple some years since (and was in the year 1798, in the
employ of Charles Cole, Esq, of Piccadilly,London, as Gardener,
at his country residence somewhere in Middles-i) will apply
to RICHARD HAY, jun. of Ripple aforesaid, near Tewkesbury,
on or before the Stith of February next,be will hoar of something
o his advantage —Ripple, near Tewkesbury, Jan. 6, 1813.

EXTRAQRDINARY SAVING FOR READY MONEY.
j'HE following are the present Prices at GizmoNsas
1. WOOLLEN-DRAPERY and Fashionable APPAIt,EL
WAREHOUSE, 183, Fleet-street, three doors from Fe‘ter-bne
Very best Spanish Wool Supeifise • £. g. d.
Cloth Coats • , •

Ditto British Wool - . . 2 10 0
Goad Second Cloth Coats r . • 1 16 0
Very best Superfine Kerseymere Breeches ..! 1 3 0
Ditto Double-milled - . 1 8 tio
Best Double-twilled Cord ditto . . 0 18 •
Fuhionable Marseilles Waistcoats - 0 12 0
The savings ve so compicuous, no other comment is neces-
sary chap an assurance every article is warranted of the best qua-
lity, fashion, and workmanship. A large assortment olall kinds
of Woollendrapery and Man's Mercery kept ; and Gentlemen
purchasing their own Cloth, will find a great saving at thts
Warehouse.—N. B. Pray 1,4 very particular uto the Number.