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AND MAY BE HAD OF ALL THE BOOKSELLERS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM.

Europ. Mag. Vol. LXXIII. June 1818.

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! Younger.

Ships' Names.

Tonnage.

SEASON, 1817-18.

EAST INDIA SHIPS,

With their Managing Owners, Commanders, Principal Officers, Surgeons, Pursers, Time of coming afloat, &c;

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Bomb, & China

Buckinghamshire 1969

1

Dunira

1325

3 Castle Huntly

1200

Beng. & China

London

1392

Princess Amelia

1200

Mad. & China

Prince Regent

Marchioness of Ely 952 Mad. & Beng. Henry Bonham T. Herb. Harris Step. Poyntz Thos. Baker

Orwell........
Lady Melville.

Company's Ship Wm. Patterson R. Glasspoole W. R. Blakely
S. Marjoribanks W Marjoribanks Alex. Chrystie Rich, Clarke
S. Marjoribanks A. H. Campbell Charles More J. Shepherd
Company's Ship James Jameson D. R. Newall Ph. Bavlis
John Campbell Don. Mac Leod J. S. H. Fraser John Thacker
Company's Ship Fred. Adams James Head Tim. Smith
¡Geo. Palmer Mont. Hamilton Jas, Earber A. T. Chatfield
Jolin Paterson HA.Drummond Alex. Morgan Thos. Dunkin
Rob. Williams
Company's Ship Walt. Campbell B. Broughton W. Longéroft
Edw. Balston Sam. Lyde Jas. Kellaway
Sir R. Wigram Brook Kay Rich. Clifford WHCDalrymple
Matt. Isacke Thos. W. Leech Win. Cousens T. W. Andrews
Sir R. Wigram John Stewart
John Card
Thos. Tapley Rob. Clifford
das. Dalrymple C.W.H.Sewell G. G. Jarman
Company's Ship John B. Sotheby T. W, Barrow Rob. Lowis
George Gooch
Henry Templer Henry Templer Hen. Clement Jas. S. Biles
Fran, Creswell Wm. Evans A. Chapman
Mad. & Beng. Rob. Williams Thos. White
Company's Ship Peter Cameron
John P Larkins Thos. Larkins
Henry Bonham T. F. Baldersten
David Gordon
Jos. Graves Jas, P. Anstice
Naih. Domett
Thos. E. Ward
Thos. Dermer
Chas, Tebbut
John Freeman

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Cabalva.........

1200

China

6Scaleby Castle..

1249

7 Perseverance

11271

Astell.......

820

6 Phoenix.....

818

2 General Hewitt

804

5 Warren Hastings
4 Asia
3 Fairlie.

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Henry Porcher...

465

Beng. & Mad.

Beng. & Bomb.
594 Bombay

4 Lady Lushington..
7 Northampton.... 545 | Beng, & Ben-George Palmer
Lord Keith ... ...
599 coolon
25th May, 1818.

Robert Morris

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Amb. Rivers Rob. Simmons S. Jas. Lee
Fred. Madan James Grant James Dunn
W. P. Moffat Whitm. Smart Jos. W. Rose
A. Broadhurst Henry Arnot Wm. Bruce
John Simpson Rob. Hogg
Thos. Allchin Wm. Haylandi. W. Graham'
J.CWhiteman And. Kedslie Benj. B. Lord
John Stewart |
John D. Smith
Nath. Giant Jas. Thomson
C. E. Mangles J. M. Bennett Wm. Millett
Hen B. Bax Dav. Falconer John Reid
Thos Welsh Wm. Bremner Rich. Prince
Hen.Sterndale D.Cannan, ju. Jas. Goddard
E.M. Bouitbee Geo. Waddell 8. H. Ayers
John Grithth Jas. Halliday Cras. Jobling
Wm. Ticehurst Hatton Galway Thos. Godwin Jos. Hudson
John Sprott WS Cumming War. L. Grave
H. B. Avarne Thos. Ranken Harry James
Fred.G. Moore Edw. Turner D. Leighton
Fran. Cattley T. B. Horsley J. W. Pears
John Gisborne Jas. M. Hodges Jas. Gardner
P. Backerville J. Johnstone T. Stephenson
John Austin Heu. S. Graves,
P. Mac Millan Chas. Burt
Dav. G. Arnot Chas. Rennet
John Coulter D. H. Kenny

Dav. Marshall
Wm. Haviside
Rich. Card
Henry C. Smith
Jas. Murdoch

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LONDON, Published for the European Magazine by Asperne 32, Cornbill 1July 1818.

John Reeves Esq.

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Engraved by Thomson, from an original Painting in the Provest Lodge at Eton College, by S.Drummond Esq. ARA

EUROPEAN MAGAZINE,

AND

LONDON REVIEW,

FOR JUNE, 1818.

A SKETCH OF THE LIFE AND CHARACTER OF

JOHN REEVES, Esq.

FOUNDER AND PROMOTER OF ASSOCIATIONS FOR PRESERVING
PROPERTY AGAINST REPUBLICANS AND LEVELLERS.

LIBERTY AND

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(WITH À PORTRAIT, ENGRAVED BY J. THOMSON, FROM AN ORIGINAL PAINTING IN THE PREVOST'S ROOM, ETON COLLEGE, BY S. DRUMMOND ESQ. A. R. A.

[EROISM in the field is surrounded sounded, and all the banditti of Great

HEROISM u blaze of glory, and Britain and Ireland were rallying toge

most men are so liable to be dazzled by the splendor of military exploits, that not only the poet, but the biographer and historian, have always too fondly enlarged on the successes of the wartior, while the less brilliant, but more serviceable, exertious of the statesman are mentioned with sparing testimonies of applause. We often see the powers of geants employed in giving an artificial verdure to the blood-stained laurels of victory, and we hear the car of triumph rattle through the sounding periods, though its wheels are clogged with HUMAN GORE.

But whatever praise may be due to the champion who risks his life in fighting the batties of his country, and of repelling the attacks of a foreign invader, the highest honours of patriotism, and the warmest tributes of public gratitude, ought certainly to be reserved for the man who, in the hour of internal alarm, and amidst the DARK BROODING of DOMESTIC TREASON, steps forward by his wisdom, his virtue, and his spirit, to save a whole people from the HORRORS of a CIVIL WAR.

Such was the state of affairs in which the talents of Mr. REEVES, not long since, were so happily displayed. A ten pest was gathering over our heads which was likely to burst with irresistible fury. The FRENCH HORN of sedition had been

ther at its blast. Anarchy and licentiousness proclaimed with loud boast the multitude of their adherents, while hypocrisy, ambition, and avarice, were secretly plotting how to secure the SPOILS of a PLUNDERED NATION. The loyal and the brave, though undaunted by Jacobin menaces, foresaw with agony the woUNDS they must be forced to inflict, in the bateful struggle; and Justice herself turned pale at the number of apprehended executious.

At this crisis, the heaven-inspired counsels of a vigilant patriot averted all those calamities, and put a stop to the rising tumult, without shedding ONE DROP of BLOOD. He joined men of property and virtue in the bonds of indissoluble union; he inspired the peaceful and industrious with security and confidence; he restored deluded thousands to their allegiance and their duty; he quelled the turbulent; he intimidated the audacious; he confounded the designing; he made the dagger fall from the hand of the assassin;

and he extinguished the torch which the incendiary had just lighted to involve the kingdom in flames.

Can it then be deemed an useless or an uninteresting task to trace the outlines of this admirable character, and to present to the real lovers of their country so bright and so encou

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