The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-05-11 00:00:00

Kent.

EAST INDIA IMUSE, sth Mat, ISLi.
AT a GENERAL COURT of the Uuited Com-
pany of Merchants of England trading to the East lutliai,
held this day,
Resolved Unanimous
That this Court has learnt with deep concern and surprise
that his Alojesty's Ministers have born induced to change the
view they first entertained of the propriety of confining to the
Port of 1..., ion the returns of the Trade to India, now to he
!permitted to all British iui►Jeets; ihni the measure of (wok(
the Out•ports to vessels of all description front India, compre-
hending sit that term the Eastern Irlitods, appears to this Court
to he fraught with ennsequeures ruionos to the Company, and
all the long train of interests cooneeted with it ; by removing
from the Port of London the greater part of the Indian Trade,
which it his hitherto enjoyed; by rendering useless many of
the extensive establishosenis formed there for the Merchandise
anetShipping of that Trnde, and throwing out of bread many
thousands of persons who wow derive cusheant employment from
it; by demo:jug the practice and frustrating the mod of stated
Public halm which are useful and important bedsits the Coun-
try and the Company, who Ash attsigiarily-•••••ioala. ttsh,
practices-bur. whose AM, by neording facilities for the Smug.
&ling of Tear into the Ports and Harbour, of England,
Scutlaad, and Ireland, to au extent unlimited, awl as thin. I
Court appreheidl, unrontroulablc.—That _the coesequenees of
this must be the destruction of the Company', Litton Trade,
their hest source of commercial profit; the failure of their Di-
vidend. the drprrciation of their Stock, and unless a fund is pro-
vided from Atm.! other source for the payment of the Dividend,
inability on their part to continue the functions assigned to them
in the Government of British India.—That if the ennstilutinu
by w hich the Indian Empire is now ttdmiuistered should thus be
subverted, the excellent system of Civil and Military Serb ice'
foisted under the Company, and maintainable only by such a
body, will be broken down, the tranquillity and happiness of
the vast population which that Empire contains; the interests
of this Country in Asia, and its Coaraitutiou at home, will be
imminently eialitagered.

That the professed object for which the proposed changes
are to be made, and such immense sacrifices hazarded,
namely, the increase of the Commerce of this Kingdom,
cannot be in any great degree attained ; there being no prac-
tieithility of extending materially the use of our Manufactures
alum% the Indiqn people, the tonnage allotted by the Com-
pany, or afforded by Indian ships in the inaoagetueut of
individuals, for such exports, not having beam fully occupied;
neither does it appear practicable lars,ely to augment the ha-
portution of profitable c.immodities from thetwe i of all which
the example of the American Trade is the East is a proof;
British. ManuTactures which they Could easily have procured,
snaking nim part of it, nor their returns exhibiting any new
articles of importutice.—That therefore the Trade now enjoyed
by the Company nu 4 individuals will he the only certain trade
to whirl, new adventurers ran have recourse; nod this will be
lid addition to the Commerce of the country, but only a transfer
from one set of hoods to another; so that, old establismentS will
tot subverted. without substituting any thing equally good in
their plate; amid to all apperintnce with great detriment to the
nation, particularly in the defalcation of a lyrge part of the du-
ties now collected on Tea to the amount of Four brilliants ster-
ling per ormolu; for all which defalcatino. whether one, or
two, or three millions, new Taxes must be laid on the people.—
That the cause of the Company has been deeply injured by pre-
judice, ignorance, erroneous assuruption4, anti of Idle by extra-
sive combinat into, unit by unfair rrpreseutation, canvas, and in-
timidation—in all w bleb, the merits and rights of the Company,
the political ~'iterests British India, and of this country as
connected Wm them, have been left out of sight. and the stogie
(object of the Extension of Cummerre, an object too only. of
speculation, io opposition to past experience, Is the governaug
principle.
This Court, however, confidently hope, that Parlimosnt will
not decide the fate of the Company, on the represemosion mid
demands of private interests, but na just and comprehemive
views of National Policy; and the Court must also believe that
his Majesty's bf Misters are too eidighteuemi nod equitable finally
to adopt Roy measure calculated to destroy the commercial pro-
fits of the Company; and thereby to disable them from perform-
lug their political functions. This Court. therefore, entirely op.
Proving, bosh of the firmness which their Directors have almost
in mailitimiuing Ore interestof the Conspony..and of the man-
Der in which they have, in the papers Dow produced by them.
defended those haerests, dolls rec./wren:l it hs them to persevere
in the Negociation a ith his blaiest,),s Ministers upon the same
principles; as of the deterihinotiou of this Court to temp-
port them to the utmost in maintaining the permanence of the
Company and the Natioual Interest, which are involved in their
stolidity.
• Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of ,his Court he
given in Randle Jackson, Lsq. (or his very Munitions and ex.
cellent speech this day, for the great zeal, ability. and industry
be has ou various occasioto, and particularly on Ibis, displayed
fur the honour mid adituitsiges of this Company.
Resolved Unanimously. That the warmest Thnnks of this Ge-
nem! Court be offered to the Chairman. Deputy Chairman,
and Court of Directors of this Company. fur their very able
wooduct in the Neruchtnen with Government for the Renew's'
of time Charter , alike eviisciog the most lunsinotem ideas of lite
best interests sit this Compaity, and their inost himourable min-
ded in the management of so important • concern.
WILLIAM RAMSAY, lee.

Valuable Freehold Property. in and near Tunbridge Town.
Ily M U It 1.1. L and W I LSON,
At the Court Hall Inn, in the said Toon. on . TUESD AY,
Julie 16, at "r‘tche, ;:t rifler° Lets,

rgIWO large M.kNiON IIOUSEi, called pr.
ItOX lIALI. sittJ 11011.1)1 Kg. with vitrits,
0111•: utidiogi, Ittrge 4:ti &or I* each ; :flown ten aims of cao.trat
l'.l.•tore Load adjoluiug, with the nurse. mid Out-1401day"
thereon.

Alm, about El urrEEN ACRES cf MEA now LAN I).
ling on the River Med tvay., und.several wits garden
ground wench, in the town.
hinted l'ortirula.s arc preparing, and note shortly be 'had
nt the prinrira 11. the iicigtonnurhood ; of :Vr. Jahn King.
Tu. bridge, oh. show the o'nh/Ii CS WV, prc inns 1.1
the Sole, het o era. the nonrs of Ten null Four, %% hi iv enginee er-
ed to treat for Sale ; :trio of Mr. Carter.
Solicitor, Staplev Inn; mad of iliortell stud Wilson, 5.... me/
Wed, Sll .N• 11111, I.lllldoo.

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Freehold listate of 1.4 Acres of Land. '
By Mr. ST EW A !IT'
At his Greakt.ltossasok IY4s ffrai•easivlty, on WS:1”14:11DAY, Am*
10, nt Twelve, in Three 1.1)t.. with Immediare.p.;:se-sum,
F. valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE of
BUC KSBRI P. the Par islo, and adjoining the Town
and Borough of llrendover, Bectinghormshire, w illo voter fur
the County and Buroorsgh of Aylesbury ; coonprisin,; a Do riling-
home for a family of respectability ; out offices, tiara-. fann-
y:sod, gardee, orchard; trout rims lo and fob ponds; 101 acres
of arable and meadow land ; eaten ire right of common, or
sheep walk, bouoding the same. 'rite F:soate is well oo oded ;
orchard and garden planted with choice forth trees; the
whole a ery compact and inclosed, on mid adjoining the turnpike
road, and a branch of the Grand J moco Casco : cayveyances
to and front London every day. A line part of the country for
field spoils.
Ilicolard St:stoke, Bailiff, Bucksbridge, Wenduver, o ill atm
the }'tide.

I P.,rticulars had fourieen day% preceding the Sale of Thomas
If. arne, Esq. Solih.or, Buckingham ; the Angel, North:lom-
-1 tor• ; George, A Imam, ; W hole If.o I, M is•enden ; Crown,
! Amershinn White Horse, U‘bridgr ; Red Lion, %%eudover;
I and of Mr. Stewart, 191, l'iccaclitly.
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- NEW PORT M it E. ET.
To Salesmen, holesole tool Ite.a.l Butcher,, dr.
fly Mr. MINI 13/1 LL,
On the Premises. No. 2s, Ni.llpoll-11141ket, en WP.DNES.
DAY, the 13th a May, 1512 (the rotate, Purchaser not
completing hi, Contract), lit Twelve o'Clack, by Order of
the Proprietor, unless no urceptaale offer is made, previous
of w hieh e will he Two
A 1.E.15E1101.9. ESTATE, consisting of a
must esct,!;eut Butch:•r's Shop, vi;ll,lte. in
ble part of Pie above market; togetker w ith a detached 1,14154.•
[mid well-built brick )4 Nt4-lt OUSE, • three stories
high, bath late in the elecuputi,,ii of Mr. John Ives, [Ruche,
at a (Irotind item of Al. per annum.
The whole of the Premises pre in ezrellent repair, commis.
diousl) fitted up, aaJ are well worth the att:tnion of the Dada
in genen.l.
*. • The re siurei In be taken nt a valuAtinn.
May be viewed until the Sale, and Pat iiftll4ll6 may be had
of Mr. Ituinnall, St. Martites-le:Grand, Nentgate-srceer.

Elegant Stock of China a:4l Cut tilast,
Lly Mr. MOOR!!,

At the Auction Mart, opposite !h. Bank, TO-3131UtOW,
Mity
ASUPERB and valuable Stock of CHINA and
61 st Si, consisting of rich penci:ed. and
gold ten rind cotke set^, a variety of dinner and &sect ..erk ices,
ornament; mid mugs, diainciaJ-ut
&ass dr-ert dishes, &canters. wine gliiises, &c. Etc.

South of Devon.
Beautiful resideuee at the Mouth of the Dart.
TO HE LET, FURNISHED,
For a term ant exceeding three years, i ith or without n few
Acre, of Land, and entered no immediately,

AGOOD FAMILY HOUSE, called KITTERY
coUt: 1 ; Corhjstmle of two walnuts, a library, five Om st
bed-moms, mid four ,ervnnts' rosin?, with china closet, lofts,
tc.: a Bond kitchen, laundry, and all ronserient oiling;
double couch-boost, and stalling tor eight hunts ; evrellem4
garlens, plentwilly stacked with cliMee fruit tree., &e. dtc. ;
and o small green-house. The bitUtllititt ii extretnelv heammtffut,
and from time :aldbrity of the air, is particularly' calculated fur
Further P..rticulam may be known by npplieatina (If by let- •
ter, itn3i-Imad) to Mes Fr.. 'While and Fin w nes,' Lincoln-1 limo.
London; 'tit to Mr. .lohn K Brix ham, Tur:my, who is autho-
fi-C.l to chew P:emisr6.

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Resolved Unanimously, That the warmest Thanks of this G.-
nerd Court he sacred to the Chairman, Deput4 Chairman, ON SPRING DIET. CLeisea Pink In.lee. Que.Pn's Elm, Ole ids, EaMan Road, OM it 11
and Court of Directors of this Company, fur their very able •"Itis in Spring," observes a celebrated Physician, "that Mile and Half from Hyde Pa-k Corner. ; • a
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ontsduct in the Negociafion with Government for the Renewal constitutiorntl diseases come into action ; nod if, at this season, 1.11 be LE.I7. Haute I tied, li 1
of the C ; hatter alike tryiiteiag the most luminous ideas of •tite people were in adapt an alterative diet, much burnan misery A PLEASANT HOUSE, containing two tittiog.;
best interests of this C patty, mid their most honourable cum• would he prevented." 2-E„ eouris, straw* .:inn, with three best ii.'d..e.tions, sotd. 1
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duct in the management of so important a concern.
1VILL)A111 RAMSAY, Sec. rrillE NUT of the 'SASSAFRAS TREE is not Kr! i'l"lP'illri.l44l4l
an
ited,:st ,h„6::::. with twil"as"ltd "tiler rea: . i
AL only very nourishing and pleasam to the palate. but ample
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caiterirece hit., proved it t,t he snore efficacious in rnrrecting the q For Particulars empire u Ike Peewit:vs lor of Mr, make,
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SLAI'ER'S PATENT COOKING APPARA'fUS. •
conAitution and purifyine the blood than the Liihon Diet Drink, Little Chelsea.
T. LEMAITRE, Sole Agent, takes the liberty or Sar.-aparilla People subject In eruptions of the Ss in, and • - 1 ;,
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P. of his loriendeand the Public he iiiiw.exhitio,
such; as are of *Gouty,- Bilious'', Asthmatic, r Consumptive Ila DA Y and lAIITIN beg leave. to acquaint the
public mai by attending to the full-.wing ii.triiculurs.tiiey
fug sale the abase Apparatus, at his Warehouse, .1. Castle.
nnibmii. is is the best Cooking Apparatus in the hits, will find the Sassafras Cocoa a most invaluable article of , ' 1 4
diet. In the periodical works on Medicine it is highly extolled, I silt avoid bring take.: i,. by the vile Conapo.ittoas that are of.'
Ind chel ) Imode or mid its use. is adopted by several eminent Physicians. i feted 'as the genuine BLACKING, prepared by them at P 7,
.kliffeigntt'uns ; and the mast elean, delicate, toad .
stsaininf,stewing, roasiimg, baking, brio leg and !wiling. A It ii
sold in a
ground Ante for hailing (in the tame mnoorr (Is ' iligb Holborn. After the word ". Blaclutig" is tfle Nat line t•if 1
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dewier tar idit persomemay be dressed with leis than a peck of coffee), price 6,, 6d. per potted, by W. Wilson, Grocer, No. the Libels the Counterfeits hoe •i seal (a, ) some have the ' 1
coals. 39
generally lo use , and toady
.for la- , Str:o4l.
Orders s
from the couutry aunt be accompanied with arc- ante heron. the w•oti manG in the nest line, and °theta pat 1-
N. B. The Apparatus is
midi (or) Immeßiately befor.. the Number N. Purehtwen
victim fon* rue to foul o dock.
atitiance. sltuuld übse, iv that the whole Address is dear aid distinct.
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