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London, England, 1812-03-31 00:00:00

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Liverpool, 20th March, IR] 2.
Int-1 am requested by the Committee to transmit to you a
.copy of the Resolutions wbi h were unanimously agreed upon
at a General Meeting of the Merchants, Ship-Owners, and Inha-
bitants of Liverpool, convened op the 17th instant, relative to
the East India '1 rade.
lie Committee, deeply Impressed with the importance of the
subject, not alertly as it may affect the own of Liverpool, but
as involvicg the interests, the pr.vilegt s, and the rifts of the
merchants, ship-owners, and manufacturers, and alt other the
subj,.cts of the United Kingdom, have direzted me to apprize
you ut their intention of appointing a Deputation from this p.ace,
iu the £r4 week in April, to co-operate with those from the
other sea-ports, cities, anti towns, in whatever measures may be
deemea reqeivie for the a:tail:meta of an object of such moment,
as that of opening to the enterprize of the &nib's Merchant, a
Free 'I rade to all the World.
The Contu.ittee are convinced, that the most effectual mode
of accemplishing as desirable a measure, is strenuously to assert
the inherent right .of all his Majesty's subjects, to trade with
*very Country in entity with us; and to express those sentiments
in firm, temperate, and reeyectful Petitions to the Legislature,
promoted by a Deputation to Lundoa from each of the Places so
petitioMng.
I am further desired to express the anxious wish of the Corn-
Mittee, to receive the moseample communication* and sugges-
tions from all parties interested, and to assure them of their
devotei attention to this momentous question.•
1 have the honour to be, with lima' respect, Sir,
Your most obedient humble Servant,
1. M. BRAC.KENBURY,
•

Secretary to the United Committer& of the Corporation of
pool, and of the Merchants,Slaip-0 won,' &c. &e. of that Pon.
Liverpool; Much i 7,
At a Metting of the Merchants, Ship-Ownerp. Tradesmen,
othtz lnisalataLts of the Town of Ltrerpopl, amtspitokd

This day was published, In 2 vols. isto. price £4. 4s. in boards,
TYMOLOGICON UN WERSALE ; or UNivER-
A-4 SAL ETTMOLOOICAL DicTiotrAair, on a new plan: in which
It is shewn that Consonants are alone to be regarded in discovering
the Affinity of Words, and that the Vowels are to be wholly re-
jected—that Languages contain the same Fundamental Idea—and
that they are derived from the EA ATII, and the Operations, Acci-
dents, and Properties belonging to It; with Illustrations, drawn
from various Languages—the .1 eutonic Dialects, English, Gothic,
Saxon, German, Da.nisb, &c. &c. Greek, Latin, French, Italian,
Spanish—the Celtic Dialects, Gaelic, Irish, Welsh, Bretagne, Ste.
&c.—the Dialects of the Sclavonic, Russian, &c.i!ce. —the Eastern
Languages, Hi brew, Aralic, Persian, Sanscrit, Gipsey, Coptic,
&c. &c. By WALTER WHI lER, A. M. Rector of Harding-
ham, Norfolk, and late Fellow of Clare Hall.
Sold by W. H. Lunn, Classical Library, Soho-square, Lon-
don; and J. Deighton, Cambridge.

SPANISH PAPERS.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CORTES.
FROM EL CORCISO OF MARCH 7.

MTH DAY.

Senor Rus, Deputy for Maracaybo, took seat.
The Committee of War was of opinion, with re-
spect to the proposition of Senor Llano, for the ap.
pointment of a Junta to frame a Military Constitu-
tion, that it should be reported to the Regency, toge-
ther with that of the Senor Deputy Llamas, and that
of Senor Landahurn, which is to much the same effect.

Senor LLANO expressed his acquiescence in this opi.
nion, reserving to himself the right of chewing that
his suestions were the most practicable, and the
most vunformable to established principles, being in
no degree opposed to the discipline or authority of
the Government.—The recommendation of the Com-
mittee was approved of.