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Merchant

  • Christ's claims, and the claims of his causeChrist's claims, and the claims of his cause
  • Instructions, for Merchants, Ship-Owners, Ship-Masters, &c. Extracted and Digested from the Navigation, the Manifest, Newfoundland, and Wine Acts of ... Passed 1784. by a Merchant. Second EditionInstructions, for Merchants, Ship-Owners, Ship-Masters, &c. Extracted and Digested from the Navigation, the Manifest, Newfoundland, and Wine Acts of ... Passed 1784. by a Merchant. Second Edition
  • Remarks on the supposed depreciation of paper currency in EnglandRemarks on the supposed depreciation of paper currency in England
  • The Case Fairly Stated Between the Turky Company and the Italian Merchants. by a MerchantThe Case Fairly Stated Between the Turky Company and the Italian Merchants. by a Merchant
  • The effects of the new tariff on the Upper Canada tradeThe effects of the new tariff on the Upper Canada trade
  • A discourse of the duties on merchandize, more particularly that on sugarsA discourse of the duties on merchandize, more particularly that on sugars
  • A letter from a merchant to a member in Parliament concerning the importation of Swedish iron from HollandA letter from a merchant to a member in Parliament concerning the importation of Swedish iron from Holland
  • A letter to His Majesty's ministers on the cause of the present distress of the country, with proposed remediesA letter to His Majesty's ministers on the cause of the present distress of the country, with proposed remedies
  • A letter to the Earl of Liverpool, suggesting a plan for relieving the country from its financial embarrassmentsA letter to the Earl of Liverpool, suggesting a plan for relieving the country from its financial embarrassments
  • A Letter to the masters, wardens, and brethren, of Trinity Guild on their late reconciliation and the approaching electionA Letter to the masters, wardens, and brethren, of Trinity Guild on their late reconciliation and the approaching election
  • A letter to the Right Honourable Sir George C. Lewis, Bart, Chancellor of the Exchequer, on the Bank of England and the currencyA letter to the Right Honourable Sir George C. Lewis, Bart, Chancellor of the Exchequer, on the Bank of England and the currency
  • A reply to the Observations of a British merchant on the report of the Select Committee of the House of Lords, relative to the timber tradeA reply to the Observations of a British merchant on the report of the Select Committee of the House of Lords, relative to the timber trade