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SATU [WAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1812.
LLOYD'S, FEBRUARY 6, 1812.
Just published,
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Printed at Mr. A. I. VALPY'S Press, Tooke's Court, Chancery- AT a Meeting held this day, in the Committee-
governmentirecttaxwesill.ha e to be provided rot
Lane, London,. -I- 1- Room, to take into consideration the case of the Widows ,
and Families of the unfortunate Mee lost in his Majesty's Ships. , e" .
by ccl7ecotfandind Mr.v Gallatin ca mil tine
SERMONS on Public Occasions, with Historical,
1
S l'. GEORGE, of 96 guns,
Critical, and Political Notes ; containing an article of some
length on the CATHOLIC QUESTION. 2 vols. Bvo. price las.
Lately HERO, of 74 guns, lof the severe rests actions imposed upon cur cotonserce
boards.-By R. VALPY, D.D. F. A. S. DEFENCE, of 74 pus,
wrecked ou their passage from the Baltic, amounting to
:revenues g front duties very limited. It is rs.
by France, which wi:h a state of war will render 0:1:.
An ADDRESS from a CLERGYMAN to his PARlSHlO-
commended to impose an ad ational duty of 100 per
arising upwards of 2000 in number, NERS. 34 Ed. By the same, pr `e ss. 6d. Fine pains ss.
THE ELEMENTS OF GREEK GRAMMAR , with Notes The Right Hon. Admiral Lord GAMBLER in the Chair.
Resolved, that the Meeting, deeply impressed with the maple cent. on all imported ankles ; to revive the duty Im
rude of the calamity, which has been attended with a Icor of lives : salt at the rate of 20 cts. pi r bushel, w• ich will pro-
for the use of those, who have made some progress in the lan-
gunge. 3d Edit. Pr. 6s 6d. in Ms.
much
.exceeding the number lost in either of the great Battles of iduce a revenue of nearly 5C0,000 Is. ; a st •mp act on
THE ELEMENTS OF LATIN GRAMMAR; do. 2s. 6d.
. paper is recommended as
the. Nile, Copenhagen, or Trafalgar, do recommend that a Sub-
Sold by Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
scription be now opened for taus rig a sum of money kr the mildbeing productive of but
Patcruoster-row ; and all other Booksellers.
of the Widows and Families of the deceased, to be applied under little difficulty in the col'ection, the difficulty in pro.
Where also may be had,
the direction of a Committee to be hereafter appointed for that ,
The FIRST RUDIMENTS of GENERAL. GRAMMAR,curing it, Which wits utged as an objection tinder a
purpose by a General Meeting of the Subscribers.
applicable to all Languages; comprised in riveter atamINTAIIT
m sils pa.ssing thr .ugh the country Afforded the f teat-
former adm;nistrarion was obviated, as the numerous
LessoNs ; particularly calculated for the instruction of Children, FEBRUARY 20, 1812.
and aiapted to the Am GAUL ma's method Of teaching; with At a General Meeting held this day, THOMSON 40NAlite
three Analytical Tables. Price 3s. fid. bound. Esq. in the Chair, lest facility : a duty on stills emiloyei on farms in
By D. St. QUENTIN, M.A. It was unanimously resolved, on the motion of the Right-Hon, ' the distilling of fruits, of 5 dollars ;cn sl•Ils employ.
The THR re ANALYTICAL TABLEs, on boards, containing the Lord Gambler, seconded by John Julius Anse:stein, Esq. that ads ied in distilling foreign articles, 15 &liars ; a lax 0 •
licences to retai!ffs ; a tax of 100 per cent. on loaf
six first Lessons, pr. es.sd. atid a bus of DESCRIPTIVE COUNTERS Subscription should be extended to the reliet of the Widows and
and Tellers, price cos. 6d. and Cards of Exercises, price is. Families of the Officers and Men of his Majesty'. Frigate SAL- . .
in addi 'on that lt to already imposed, Ell's will
An IN'ERODUCTION to FRENCH GRAMMAR; panic*. DANHA. 36 guns, amt 360 men, totally lost on the Coast et'; sugar.
larly adapted for those that are not yet acquainted with the Ru- Ireland, about the same time as the St. George, Hero, and Defence. I produce a revenue of more than 200,000 di liars, &C.
dhotots of GRAMMAR, sad calculated to facilitate to Beginners Resolved, That a Committee of Tatentroae be now appointed ' The rate cf interest for tl:e loan not to be provided
;
the Study of the first principles of the FRENCH To ?roust. By the for promoting the Subscription, and for managing the Distribu-
for by law
same. Price 2s. 6d. bound, 3d edition, improved. don thereof, with liberty to add such names as they may think g
• ' interest ive more than
as it would be better to
'ln the press, and speedily will be published, the 2d edit. of proper. the ordinary rather than the public ex•gencies
A NEW GRAMMAR of the FRENCH LANGUAGE. The folowing Gentlemen here chosen : should be unprovided fcr, and irredeemab:e for ten
By D. Sc. QUENTIN, M.A. The Right Honourable Lord GAMBIER. years ; the issuing of treasury bills to such an amount
The Right Honourable Admiral Lord RADSTOCR. as will not injure the public credit, and answer the
Just published, Vice-Admiral Sir JAMES SAUMAIEZ, Bart.
By Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row, Sir WI att.% ea I.IIOIITON, Knight and Amerman. purpose of bank money ; it is allowed that these t..srs
PIEDRI FABULIE; in Usnm Scholarum ex- J. P. Anderdon, Esq. Woodbine Parish, Esq. will operate something harder on the Western than '
purgatz ; cum nobs Anglicis; A. C. BRADLEY, A.M.
John Julius Angentem, Esq. Joshua Reeve, Esq. on the Atlantic states, owing to the scarcity of specie; 1
George Blackman, Esq. Thomas Rowcroit, Esq.
Price 25. 6d. but as salt and sugar are domestic, and their articles
Thomson Ebner Esq. Benjamin Shaw, Esq.
A KERIES of QUESTIONS, adapted to Dr. Valpy'a Latin • 9 , ci• of luxury but few, the grievance will not he so griat
Horatio Clagett, Esq. Robert Shedden, Esq.
Grammar ; with Notes by the same. Price 2a. bound.
GRAMMATICAL QUESTIONS, adapted to the Grammar
Wm, Henry Hoare, Esq. liasketh Smith, Beg. as might be supposed. Mr. Gallatin, in the coots,
Iho King,F a John Henton rotton,Esq. iof his calculations, takes the opportunity to observe
of Lindley Murray ; with Notes by the same, the Second Edi- arn 3 's s'
Germain Lavie, Esq. John Tunno, Esq.
tion, price 2s. 6.1. bound. 'that it was confidently calculated nn that the charter
George Munro, Esq.
A GUIDE to TRADE ; or a New Exercise Book for the se iof the United States Bank would be nnewed in
Subscript:ons received at the Bar of this House' at M
of Schools; intended to enable Young Persons to compute Bills •, mil* i
expeditiously, and tb give them a general Knowledge of the niost Hoare's, Fleet-street
t. ; Messrs. Barclay, 'I rittoo, Bestra.n, and Co. . .
some shape or °them and the capital increased to
common Affairs of Trade. By J. MERCATOR ; the Second
and the
sHonth. Simonm ssrazer,. P. rring, and Co. Messrs.
Co.ith, Payne, thirty
millions of dollars, in which case it would
rs. Willis, Wood, Percival, and L and all the have been provided that 20 millions should be loaned
Edition, prise 2s. bound.
other Bankers in London. to the government ; other loans could have been cons
Subscriptions already advertised £lOB6 9s.
- Early next week will be published,
10 10 tracted for to the amount of 20,000,000, so that the
Sir Fred. Baker, Bart. 10 10 I John '1 sumo, Esq.
REFLECTIONS on the CIRCUMSTANCES marquis of Hertford 25 o Bishop of Durham 21 o war could have been carried on for four • years sit
under which the PRINCE REG t• N r attains the free exer- Gen. Balfour, 83d Regt. 10 10 David Pike Watts, Esq. 30 10 least without a resort to internal tales, the gross
else of the Royal Functions.-By JOHN GALT, Leebman, Lowe and Co. 10 10 Admiral Young 20 01 amount of which now necessary are estimated at
London: Printed for C. J. Barrington, Sti, &rand ; and to Mackenzie and Glennie 10 10 Admiral Lord Radstoek 5 5
be Lad of all other Booksellers. Nath. Brickwood, Esq. 1 1 Sir Thomas Saumarez 5 5 5,000,000 annually, and are to be raised by •he
Ruedell,Er.dge &it usdelllo 10 I Richard Saumarez, Esq. 5 5 modes heretofore suggested--by direct taxes three
This day was published, Right-Hon. Lord Alden 21 0 Nicholas Saumares, Esq. 5 S minions cf dollars-indirect taxes two millions of
In 1 Vol. 4to. price £6. 6s. and in demy 4to. price £3. 13s. 6d. Jas.Farquhar,Esq. M.P. 10 10 I From Capt. Pipon, OS. dollars.
embellished with Thirty-two Engravings and a Map, James hush, Esq. 10 10 ors and Crew of H.
Mr. MOSELIL moved, that 5000 copies of Mr. Gal.
AHISTORICAL TOUR throughPEMBROKE- Chem. rs and Guthrie 10 10 M. S.Daphne, 28guns
SHIRE. By RICHARD FENTON, Esq. F. A. S. Puget, Bainbridge & Co. 10 10 per Sir J. Sauntarez £5O 641. latin's communication ahouid be 'stinted. Negatived,
Admiral Richard Willis 5 0 Subscriptions at Oxford, 75 to 42. .
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; White , _
Cooke and Haltord 101 10 per Sir Jas. baumarez 13 13 Mr. MAXWELL then moved, that 1000 enpies be
and Cochrane; Cadell and Davies; and at the British Gallery, 54,
J. P. H. 0 Wm. Ilegham and Son 10 10 •
New Bond-street.printed. This motion, alter some observations Inns
James Putman, Esq. 1 0 Jas. Dick, Esq. Rochester 5 0 I
,
PARLIAMENTARY DIVORCE. Laurence Phillips, Esq. 1 I Goode and Clarke g 5 Messrs. Wright, Fisk, and Findley, in whi,l3 they 1
M. C. B. 5 0 Ignatius Palyart, Esq. 5 5 urged the impropriety of
.giving any countenance to 1 This day were published, price Is.
THOUGHTS on the DANGEROUS TEN- J. C. Weguelin, Esq. 10 19 Wm. Vaughan, Esq. 10 10 a letter containing propositions which would not
Ewan Law, Es. 5 5 Countess of Normanton S 0
DENCY of INTRODUCING into BILLS of DIVORCg• John Curtis, Esq. 10 10 Lady Olivia B. Sparrow 5 0 bably be agreed to by Congress, and which would
a PROVISION for the ADULTERESS, as was recently done Sir Thos. Musgrave, Bart.lo 0 Archibald Cochran 21 0 serve only unnecessarily to alarm the people, was De.
in the Bill for Divorcing EDWARD LOYIDEN LOVIDEN, Esq. George Jackson, Esq. 5 5 John Fuller, Esq. Rosehin 21 o gatived 60 to 52.
M. P. from his wife, and which occasioned the novel of t.npre- I Andrew Loughnan, Esq. 5 S Nieh.W. Ridley Colborne, Mr. DAVENPORT moved to have 500 copies print.
cedented occurrence, of a Bill being thrown out on the Petition Frederick Booth, Esq. 19 In Esq. 10 II
ed. which motion was also negatived, and the usual
of the Husband. Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly. Jas. Dawson Harris, Esq. 10 10 John Cressett Pelham, •
Frederick Webb, Esq. 5 5 Esq. 10 10 number ordered to be printed.
vs
This day were published, in limo. price 3e. 6d. boards.
Daniel Stephenson, Esq. 10 6 Joseph Wartnaby, Esq. 5 5 TUESDAY. JAN. 21.
RULES FOR ENGLISH COMPOSITION, and Manning and Anderdon 10 10 John Quantock, Esq. Mr. BRIGHAM offered the petition of a Merchant of
particularly for Themes : designed for the Use of Schools, Edward Warner, Esq. 10 0 Chichester 3 5
Massachusets, praying leave to import certain ar-
and in Aid of Sall-Instruction. George Blackman, Esq. 10 10 Wilson, Agassie and Co. 10 10 . .
By JOHN RIPPINGHAM. THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary. tines from the British dominions.
Private l'utor at Westminster School. No 3, George-yard, Lombard-street. Mr. TALLMAN offered the memorial of a Merchant
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater- - - - •.‘" of the district of Maine, praying the restoration of a
noster-row ; and W. Ginger, College-street, Westminster. AMERICA vessel and cargo, seized for violating the nonimpor-
_ on .
This day was published, in octavo, price 6s. sewed, cati
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Both pact etitions were referred to a Committee of the
THE DEPRECIATION of the PAPER CUR- .
RENCY of GREAT BRITAIN PROVED. WASHINGTON, JANUARY 18. whole, to whom the Bill on those subjects was re.
By the EARL of LAUDERDALE. Mr. Cosney called_ up his resolution, requesting leered. Other petitions of a similar nature were pee.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater- the President of the United States to communicate rented and referred.
nosier-row; at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street; and
to this house such instructions as have been given to Mr. 8188 offered the memorial of a Merchant of
Constable and Co. Edinburgh.
our Ministers at London, relative to the impressment Georgia. The petitioner giving credit to the Pre-
This day was published, of American seamen, which have not lieretcfore been sident's proclamation of November, 1810, that-the
Handsomely printed by Bulmer, in one vol. 4to. price 18s. communicated-negatived. He also moved, that a French Edicts were repealed, had fitted out a vessel
THE PHILOSOPHY of MELANCHOLY, a committee be appointed to examine the correspon- to France, which had been condemned under those
Poem, in Four Parts.-By T. L. PEACOCK. dente upon this subject, and arrange the same, that decrees. Referred to the Secretary of State.
Shortly will be published, by the same Author,
The GENIUS of the THAMES, PALMYRA, and other Poems, a comprehensive view may be presented-carried. The House went into a Committee of the whole,
second Edition, foolscap, with an engraving by Heath, from a de-
Mr. GuoLsoN wished the resolution to lie on the Mr. Nelson in the Chair, on the Navy Bill.
sign by Westall, price 7s
table ;he thought it indefinite and would give very Mr. Lowones and Mr. Law spoke ably and elo-
.
Printed for T. Hookham, jan. and E. T. Hooklaam, 15, Old unnecessary trouble. quently in favour of the Navy-Mr. Joassos and'
Bond-street; Gale and Curtis, Paternoater-row ; and Ballantyne Mr. SEYBERT was against the resolution. He Mr. Rouen spoke against it; when the Committee
and Co. Edinburgh.
thought it looked like searching for causes for war. rose, and the house adjourned.
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH. He supposed we bad done every thing necessary upon WEDNESDAY, JAN. 22.
This day was published, price 7s. in boards, the 2d edition, with that subject, except declaring war. It will appear A message was received from the President of the
additions, of as though we were retracting our steps, and would United States, inclosing a communication from the
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on DISOR- have a tendency to throw a damp upon the public Governor of New Jersey, with certain Resolutions of
DERS of the STOMACH, with some new ideas relative to spirit. the Legislature of tl.at State, approbatory of the mea-
the Bile in promoting Digestion. Mr. Bonweni. hoped we should put a stop to these sures of the general government.-Ordered to lie on
By GEORGE REES, M.D.
Memher of the Royal College of Physicians, Senior Physician to already too frequent communications between this the table.
the London Dispensary, Lecturer on the Practice of Physic, &c. house and the departments. They. can answer no The House again went into a Committee of the
London :Published by Allen and Co. 15, Paternoster-row. valuable purpose, and occasion much unnecessary whole on the bill concerning the Navy, Mr. Nelson
Part the Second, on Acid in the Stomach, and its effect in pros u
p trouble. The house again resolved itself into a corn. in the Chair. The question on filling the blank
clueing Gout, Headache, &c. is in a state of forwardness. •
mittee of the whole house, on the bill " concerning a in the section which provides for repairing the vessels
Just published, , naval establishment." on hand, with four hundred and eighty thousand dol.
Price 10s. dd. plain, or One Guinea, brown or coloured in a Mr. CHEVES resumed the floor, and finished in tars, wastarriedby a large majority. •
superior Manner, about one hour his very able speech begun yesterday. The next section provides for the building of --ss
PRINT, entitled, LUMPS of PUDDING, Mr. SEYBERT, in a speech of three quarters of an additional frigate's. A being the last Drawing of that distinguished genius the late
h• • • • our, spoke against .s naval establishment. Mr. CURVE* proposed to fill the blank with the
W. H. BUNBURY, Esq.
'1 he size of the Print, which is a Series of Five Plates, is 8 Mr. M'KEV, of Kentucky, also spoke both against word re x.
feet by 12 inches, consisting of Thirty-six Characters in a Coma- repairing the vessels now on hand, and also against Mr. RIMA moved to strike out this section from
dot Dion of Mro Banbury 's ance. T the admirers of the
will humoua
most desirable
-
ber, for an additional naval force. Smilie, Blackledge, and Boyd, spoke in favour of the
Published by John Robinson, (late of Piccadilly) at his Tun- The Committee rose, reported progress, and had motion, and Messrs. Cheves, Newton, Clay, OA •
bridge-Ware and Perfumery Warehouse, N 0.5, Margaret-street, leave to sit again-and the house adjourned at three Speaker) and Mitchill against it, the motion was Ile.
Cavendish-square; and sold by Mr. Colnaghl, Cockspur-street ; o'clock. gatived 52 to 47. The Committee then rose, and ob•
and by Mr. Molten°, Pall-Mall.
JANUARY 20.--WAR EXPENCES. tanned leave to etagain.
N. B. Old Tunbridge Ware Repaired and Varnished.
Mr.BACON laid before the house a letter addressed The Speaker, Mr. Clay, went into a long, anis
Early in March will be published, by himself to the secretary of the treasury. as chair- mated, and powerful dissertation on the utility and
Most beautifully printed by BaLhnlyne, on demy Svo. a very man of the committee of wars and means, requesting absolute necessity of a Navy.
few copies on royal Bvo.
Tinformation on the subject of revenue, predicated on Mr. LITTLE did not again attempt to call up hit
HE ISLE of PALMS, and other Possits, many
of which are descriptive of the scenes of the English Lakes. a state of war, with the answer of the secretary resolution. I find the following resolution that pass
By J'AiN V.'II.SON, Magdalen College, Oxford. thereto. Mr. Bacon stated, the committee had per- zed in the house last Session, January 21-" On mo.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees. Orme, and Brown, Pater- haps done more than their duty in laying before the tion of Mr. Hubbard, resolved. that the President
nester-row; J. Parker, J. Cooke, R. Bliss, and Slater and Mun- house these papers ; but the importance of their con. of the United States be requested to cause to be laic'
day, Oxford ; John Ballantyne and Co. Edinburgh; and John
Smith and Son, Gla.gow, tents rendered it necessary, as it was necessary that . before this house such information as he may possess
Of whom may be bad, lately published, the minds of the members of this house should be I respecting seizures, captures, and condemnations, of
Lines saved to the tamest/ of the Rev. lames Grahame, by made up so as to act without delay, when the time the ships and merelandize of the citizens of the
John Wilson Second Elision, 4ta si. should come to meet the question. The Secretary's I United States, under the authority of the Govern-
layHistoriotscal and Romantic Scottish Ballads, edited by lobn Fin-
recommendations are of a mast serious nature. It meats of Euroj e, or either a theft,whieh has not bon
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