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FREE TRADE MEETING. meeting this day held the Merchants Coffee House, of citizens of Philadelphia with its and vgation, and others opposed the present legislative stretions and prohibitions on our commerce.; when Joseph R. Evans was appointed Chairman, and

 The object of the meeting having stated the follow ing Preamble and Resolutions offered, and adopted unanimously;

 Whereas, great dissatisfaction prevails in many parts the United States and esp cay in the Southern and western portions of country against the existing high duties upon foreign commodities, which give undue ad- vantage to branch of industry, the expense of all others and whereas, proposed to be held at Philadelphia the sot of September next the purpose of securing the efficient cooperation of friends of Free Trade throughout the United States procuring the repeal os the Restrictive system for which Delegates have aeady been chosen in charleston (south- and Williamsburg, Virginia, ,)-Be it therefore

 Resoiued That this meeting impressed with the beIief that such measure nay be highly nsumenta in promot- ing the national tranquility in advancing the interests of all classes czens whether engaged in agrieuurr commerce., manufactures and in the hope ali sstrrces of the North may mitne the exampe it expedien appoint Delegates the said Conyenon Rcsofred That the number of Delegates be appointed caney which may oecur owing to the absence or refusal to serve of any of their number and that they be Committee for the purpose of making the neces sary preparations for opening the convetion and of corresponding with fellow-citzens in this and other states sh the view of inviting them to send Delegates ResOived, That Committee be appointed to withdraw, d report to the meeting, for it's appreciation, list of De

 The said Committee reported the following name which were sevcrnlly approved by the meeting.

 

 Joseph K Evans K, M. Whitney, Samuel Archer, 1eorge Emhh, E, Littell, Henry R. Watson, q C. Riddle, Samuel Smith, Samuel Snack kman, thomas A. Morgan, 1. ". Norris John sarehutt Hlward Ingraham.

 Resoired That the of this meeng he nbish q in all the city Paptrs without distinction of party JOSEPH R. EVANS, Chairman E. Littell, Secretary.

 The following is list of the names of inc Delegates on pointed by the State Rights and Free Trade party Charles jpn, to the Philadelphia Free Trade conventOn-embracing body men, who, for responsibility and talents would d onor to deberatse assembly which could h the United States

 Langdon Chevts of St Peters; Hon. Alfred Hugar, ehomas x St Dennis; Hon. Judge Cocock J. E. Holiness john Fraser, James Lyah, Col II N Cruger and Charles Macbeth, of Charleston; Col F. K Huger of Pend, ton; Col Waddy Thompson, of Grecnville Hon. w. J. Grayson, f Beaufort; Col. William Pr sion and Chancellor Harper, Columbia; Col Thompson T. Player, of Fairird; Col. F. Butler, of Edgefed; ]. D. Wherspoon, of Lancaster; fo Eldred Simkins, of Edg feld Dr Philip Tidyman fantey, of Camden.