Star.
London, England, 1813-05-24 00:00:00

EAST INDIA TRADE.

Phis day was published, dedicated to dr: Right Hon. RosenT
Earl of BLICKINGIIAMSIIIIt E, l'imitlent of the Board of Cun-'
troul, &c. &c. &c. it: Volume. Royal quarto, illustrated
with Twenty Charts, engraved under the direction of Mr. A.
Arrowilnith, price Six Guineas in boards,
ORIENTAL COMMERCE ; or a Guide to the
Trade of the East Indies and China. Comprising,

1. A geographical and historical description of the principal
trading ports and places from the Cape of Good Hope to Japan,
with the periods when first visited by Europeans.
The rise and progress art the commerce of the various Eu-
ropean Powers who have had establishments in the East Indies
since the discovery of the passage round the Cape of Good Hope;
likewise of the commerce of the United Staies of America with
India and China. _ _

3. The commerce which has been carried on by the East India
Company to and from India and China, with the amount of Bri.
tish manufactures and other articles exported, and of East Indu
and China goods imported by them.
4. 'The commerce carried on by private merchants, and tLe
commanders and officers in the East India Company's service, to
and front India and China, with lists of the British manufactures
and other articles suitable to the various markets.

5. The quantia s of East India and China commodities im-
ported into Gr:at Britain dining a series of years, and the prices
they have sold for at the Ea,t India Company's sales ; with copious
directions for chusing them, the duties on importation, &c.
6. The commerce from port to port in the Eastern Seas, and
from India to China, carried on by the merchants resident in India.
7. The coins, weights, and measures of the various settlements.
8. Prices Current of European commodities and other articles
at the British settlements in India and at China.

9. The rates of agency and commission at each of the British
settlements.

10. The Import and export duties, port-regulations, charges,
'Sm. at the principal places.
11. Various accounts relative to the East India Company's
commerce, revenues, civil and militagy establishments, &c.
The whole compiled from authentic documents, by W I LLIAM
MILBURN, of the Hon. East India Company's Service.
Sold by Black, Parry, and Co. Booksellers to the Honourable
East India Ccapasy, Leadcnhali-sum►, London.

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