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rM lnr. . _ •44r.T ' . ! • , • . 1 4.. ' I;, e +~ Ntri*BEß 9177. assts•--- A SSOCIATION FOR THE RELIEF OF jolt MANUFACTURING AND LABOURING POOL . AT a very nurarrnus and resoectable MEETING, hod at the CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, on the 19th d JUL, ' 1 811 , t i pple lUshates the Duke of YORK, Presleent, la the Chair; NISOLFID, That there do at this moment exlet a stagnation of employ: lot, and a revulsion of trade, deeply affecting the sitea•ion of a i m pars of the Community, and producing many Instances ggicat local distress. That from the experienced generdsity of the British Nation, kiwi be confid e ntly expected that those, who are able to afftrd lie mina of relief to their fellow-subj:cts, will con•ribute their *most endeavours to remedy, or alleviate the sufferings of those gbh are particularly distressed. g. That abLottgli it be obviottel impossitle for any Associa doh of isoliviiivals to attempt the general relief of difficulties i ik et teg so large a protiortiost of the Pubic, yet that it has be en by thq expirience eel this Assotiation, that most Impute- Wlisd extensive benefits may be derived from the co-operation odeorrs;spoodence of a Society in We Metropolis, encouraging *duets or those benevolent individuals who may be disposed om pociate •htniselves ha dteerent districts, for the relief of their oval nelghbouthoods. That a nwbacripdon be immediately opened, rod contribe gorienerally soScried fur ea: tying into effect the objects tai ads jgosclatiou. • p. i ttu Sobscribers of One hundred Pounds and upwards be a id e d to the Committee of the Asc.:eta-LION FOR TUR ittLiEF 'Flit MANUFACTURING AND LA/SW:RING POOIL. That the Ma Committee have full power to dispose of the Funds to be o wed, sod have power to add to its number, and to form geConnnittres for correspondence or other 'imposes.. COMNII I' f EE. His Royal Highness the Duke of KENT. His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX. life Royal Highness the Duke .f CAMBRIDGE. His Ro)o# Highness the Duke of GLOUCES ma. Hk Grak eke Lord Archbishop of CAN lERISUIt Y. His Crape the Duke of RU I'LAND. His Grace the Duke of SOMERSET. His Grate the Duke of WELLING lON. llielsrl of AYLESBURY. The Earl of EGREMON l'. . . 'Die Earl of RADNOR. lb. Earl of WINCHILSEA. Right Re'. the Lord Bishop of I.OISDON. Right Rev. the Lord Bishoy of DURHAM. Right Hon. Lord: C AI.'IsHOR PE. Right Hou. bud DYNEVOR. Right Hon. lord Rt / 1.1. E. . Right Him. Lord lEIGN MOU rH. Right Hon. the CHANCELLott of the EXCHEQUER. Right Hon. JOHN CHARLES VILLIERS. Right Han. GEORGE ROSE. lion. PI-141.1P l'U -EY. Hon. GEORGE VERNON. Sir 'I HOlet AS 3:1141:4G, Bart. M.P. Sir THOMAS BERNARD, Bart. Nr M. CHOLMELLY, Bart. SW JOH NIGREY EGERTON, Bart. M.P. . fir PE lER POLE, Eart. lii THOMAS HEAVE, Bar:. . WM. ALEXANDER, Esq. WILLI/Ibl ALLE.N, Esq. F.R.S. Mr. Aiderman A ric iNS JOHN JULIUS ANGT.ItSTEIN, Esq. THOMAS BA 13 INGTON, Esq. M.P. RICHARD BAKER, Esq. ROBERT BARCLAY, h.q. .7011 N EL.ALViS,. i.sq. HENRY BROUGHAM, Esq. M.P. F.A.S. A. BURT. E q. PATRICK COLQUHOUN, E4q. H C. COMBS, Esq. M.P. Ahierman. HENRY DRUMMOND, kn. SAMUEL PERKIER, WILLIAM HALE, Esq. JEREM. HARMAN, Esq. • W. ALERS'HANKEY, Esq. lIIINRY HOARE, Esq. W H. HOARE, Esq. CHRISTOPHER IDLE, Esq. M.P. ••—• KATHERING roN, h.q. SESSION LONG, Esq. • . 7.. MAC:AULAY, Esq. bAMUEL MILLS, Esq. WILLIAM MI rvoßlt, Esq. JOHN AtIORTLOCK. Esq. . ' ROBERT OWEN, Esq. J. PEARSE, Esq. THOMAS PELLATT, Esq. THOMAS PE&IBERTON, Esq. s RICHARD PHILLIPS, Esq. WILLIAM PHILLIPS, Esq. CHARLES PIESCHELL, Esq. CLAUDE SCOIT', Esq. M.P: 1 HOMAS SMITH. En. THOMAS REID, El. JOSEPH REYNER, El. T.,ROWCROF r, El. GEORGE SCHOLEY Esq. Alderman *, J. D.l HOMSON, Fag. • JOSHUA WATSON, Esq. DAVID NKR WAT IS, Esq. J. WEYLAND, jun. Esq. W. WILBERFORCE, Esq. M.P. S. That all the Rankers of London and Westedinter be vested to suasive Subscription* for the Fund. 7. That his Royal Highness the Duke M York be humbly requested to accept the grateful thanks of this Aussably, far taking the Chair on this occasion. The lenpwing Subscriptions *eft imntedlatey made s•-• The Prince Regent sefige 0 Samuel and Mules The Queen • SW 0 Fenner - 100 4 The Lake of Yark 300 0 J.' and B. Pal= 100 V Ibie Duke ofCaultridgeloo ii Messrs. !Gl Atkins ut 1 I the Princess Augusta 100 0 and Son - 100 0 Tie Princess/Bilabials 100 0 Messrs. Kathie:4ton . The - Frlnes.ss Sophia lon 0 and Mashes, 100 0! The Das of Gloucester 100 0 Right lion. J. C Villiers 50 0 Theffuchess of Glei. Edward goutleWilbra tele - WO 0 f Lam, Esq. M.P. *Mbyte of Wellington 200 0 'Messrs. llotaiiinet and The Ateithishop of Ca- Flit - 100 0 tether, . 100 0 Earl of Aylesbury 100 0 The Duke of Reiland 100 0 Joilma Watson, Esq. 100 0 Eight Honourable N. Robert Owen, Lsq. WO 0 Vsagittaft • too 0 Samuel Mb, Ems. g 0 0 The Bishop of London 100 0 Joseph Wilson , E'9• £ 0 • • Lord Calthorpe 100 0 `Alderman Sir Charles The Bishop of Durban,. 1(.4 0 Flower, Rut. 01 0 Bet:ma'am*, Esq. 100 0 John Matlock, Esq. 000 0 Elea's. Drummond. 100 o Mr. Alderman Scheley 21 0 . IllmryDruninsond,Esq. 200 0 Messrs. Wilson and at P. Pole.llsoemes ' Moore and Co. - 200 0 Jos. Butterweetb , Esq. Ik Thos. Baring, Batt. 100 0 NI.P. 25 • Ltd Kenyon 50 OW. Q. Carter - 10 IQ T. R. Hooker, Seq. s 0 Messrs. Z. Macaulay Captain H. Reid 10 10 1 and Babington 3 10 100. Mir. IL . O. Arrovnesith 2 bir R. Croft • 2 M Messrs. Casper, Munro, Hun. A. Herbert 102 0 and Dacia ,7 1 L. F. G. ' WI Rat. D. ituid 1 1 Mr Henry Tape 5 5. )41. C. Osbert I • 1 Sub. Calaa's 011 Ice, 31 bad W. Dune t b yank ifs Englatod SI 0 Willsomas Nene 100 0 Messrs. Haukey & CO. lea 0, Rgig l iagmen&Cea 100 0 John Julius iangerstein, *l4 ;4191C111. 100 a In. - 1190 0 Vi, G. CARTS& SO 0 'r , . 1 • • 6 7. • • • S t •16•10.. • •••-. TUE OPFKCY,OFOXDN4IIi THE PRINCIPAL OFFIOEJ JEST!". ORI)NJNCR, i iissel That Proposals seUl be tecei►ed at t►eir on or before WEDNESDAY, the Slst ini as may be willing to undertake The Sup and other PAPERS, ft* Service of this Departmsn•, for a Period of Three Years, deterrnenable after the expiration of the first Year, upon notice of Three Months, at the option of either part!• Patterns of the Paper My be viewed upon application to the Comptroller of efe Royal Laboratory, in the Royal Arsnal et Woolwich, and farther Pardailars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, my day between the hours of Ten and Four u'Clock, where *e Proposals must be delivered sealed up and endorsed I, * Proposals for Cartridge Paper ;" but no Proposal can be adtAitted after the mid slat instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Nom of the same day, Bather will soy Tender be mooed. unless the Party wiablqa it, or an Agent In bit -behalf, shall stand. By Order . of delimit, R. A. CREW„leritery. °MCI OP OADNANCII, Joh 17, MR. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of IrisMA. JBS7Y's ORDNANCS, i *eras giqm attics, That they van SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Tower,' on MONDAY, the 12th detest August crest, and following day, at Eleven o'Clock predeely on Oa* days, sundry Lots of old and unserviceable Stores, con►isting of Marna*, Collars, lIIt Hakers, Mope Traces, and various other Articles of Sadle•y and Harness; Clothing, and .sundry Articles of Bedding; Powder Hores,Tcnts, 'rent Pules awl Pieces, Drums, Bugles, and Treas. pets, Mw evict and Pistol Stocks and Filets, Cast and Wrought Iron, round and double-heated Shot, Cal Iron Trucks, and Wrought Iron Carriage Work, Bushel Iron, Steel, Copper, Pew. ter, and mixed Masi, Tools of Sorts, spades, Shovels, Bellows, Lamborn', Standing Vices, Wheelbarrows, empty Casks, old Packing Cases, Accoutrentors, sundry old Building Materials, Tarpaulins, and painted Conn, Portable Forges, Handscrews, aad Match, and Junk ; together with a variety of other Anichs, the whole of which may be viewed upon applicalson at the principal Storekeeper'► Olive In the Tower, and at the Royal Arsenal ,at Woolwich, until the day of sale, at which riders printed Lists of the Lots will be delivered to those Persons who may apply for the sane. ily Order of the &ard R. ff. CREW. Secretary. POST 081 I' BOND fur £8,500 PRINCIPAL MONEY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr.. RO BINS. At Gallaway's Coffee filuese.'Change Alley, Cornhill. on • I • UtSDAY. the 6th of August, at Twelve o'clock, APOST OM SONO for EIGHT THOU SAM) FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS Principal Mocey, rayable si* months after the decease of a Gentleman, provided hi. uii survives him. 'Tie Bond is secured on Estates of cou. Wei - able value, and the part.es are persons of the brit respect. P.rticulars may be bad of Charles Jennhoga,Esq. No 4, Elm. ostise,Teeisplie ; at Gascaway's; and of Mr.Rakdos. Warwick street. Gads square. FEE FARM RENTS, AMOUNTING TO UPWARDS OF FIVE HUNDRED AND TWEN l'Y POUNDS PER ANNUM. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Sy Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, CornbW, on Tummy, the lith of August, at Twelve o'clock, rrHE VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD ES TATES. comprising Pee Farm gents, amountiog to nearly FIVE HUNDRED and 'EWEN I Y FIVE POUNDS per Annum, arising from and issuing out of Estates in the Counties of NottingliamrYork, Bedford, Buckingham, Cheshire, Dorset, Kent, Monmouth, Norfolk, Southampton, Suffolk, Surrey, Susses, and in Cardigan, Carmarthen, Glamorgan, and Pembroke in South Wales. Particulars may be had of Messrs. Still, Strong, and Rackbam, SOlicitors, Liecuin's-iiin: at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins; Warwick-street, GoWatn•agwre. . CLAPHAM, SURREY, NEAR THE NEW Ci-lAPEL To BE DISPOSED OF, And entered upon at Christmas one, Spacious and good FAMILY HOUSE, suitable for the accsmmodatlon of a large respectable Family, at a nsotierate earner, or fur a Seminary of the first respectability, with ample roost sod accommodations for a great number o. 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I The Edinburgh Review tram its commencement. in Numbers or Volumes i• end an hied tb the kit 10 vdudles, iu one thick p• Molt Important to persons engaged le Vrode, nod MOAT unfit and interesting to the rrefessicia of dib Low, ChM . 0. chic Peace, Country-M.o4(mm, Ste. This day was published,. ptiee Senn Shaer.. (21101Pngor ha) /PH& REPORT of. the SELECT COMMIT. 1 TV'S on the INSOLENT DEBTORS' ACTS, 53 and 54 Geo.lll. silith the MINUTES of EVIDENCE taken be fore the , ' Committeicif the Iloimo df Commons et the following Geed*. • men : . Mr. Thome Clark, Lord Advmste of Scotland, Mr. Samuel Worm'', Mr. John Mirrriveather, Mr. Robett Wildman,' Mr Illichini arassweil, ..Mr. Peter Laurie, • Mr. 0. ErnmeEscaff, Mr. Chubs Harrimti,• Mr. Joseph Thompsoo, • ' Mr. John Tate . S r Richard Phillips, . Mr. John Brosilen; , Mr. Sedum Rimoington,' Mr. George ?rimy, Mr. P. 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MAVO R's CATECHISMS ; or, First'Prin epics of Knowledge and' lastruction for Young Children of either Sex ; for the the of Schools and Emilie& The following subjects are comprised in the Seriesomil are sold separately, price is. each t The Wither's Catechism, or Early" Knowledge—Catechism of Health, containing simple and easy Maxims tor the management of Children—Oentval Knowledge, or a brief introduction to the Arts and Selencei—History of Eng land, to the present Day—Univereal Hittety—Cateehiqu of Geo graphy, or au Easy introduction to the Knowledge of the Globe and its Inhabitants—Animated Nature, or Account of the Animal Kingdom—Botany, being a Description of Vegetable King. dont—Catechism of the Laws and Constitution of Logiand—and Catechism of the Bible. or Sacred Truths. 0 „• To the Public. -Since the first appearance of Dr. Mayor's series of Catechisms oa useful and important subjects, Aber. have been' OverXl imitations of the general plan, and direct plaeltrisnis of the titles. His publishers consider this as a compliment to a well-known and long-experienced writer for the instruction of Youth, rather than what was probably intended—an insidious attempt to (Ma off, under this dasolse. works, which, in some eases, are neither mood in principles, nor correct in point of facts. • They 'drain however, from enlarging on thicattbject; and only respeetfuiy request, that Parents said Teachers will give that yileterenee whisk they May feel to be du's, to the saneduits of a real Dame; or, at least, that they will examine and compare, befote they decide. New and improved Editions are Mostently in the Press ; and the original Series of Tea CatedsheWs will probably be extended, at no very distant period. Loodou : Printed for Ltekingtois and Co. Vinsbuiy-quire; Baldwin. Cradoek, and Toy; liberWood, Neely. and Jones, 1 1 / 4 - ternoster.roli • Harris, Corner of St. Paul's Church•yani; Law and Whlttake; Ave-Masta-lane; Dermas and Harvey, Brace d/arch street; Godwin, Skinner-street; Dando, Holborn-hill; sad Hales; London Moths, Piecadilly. MATRI MONT. • • &4 ARRIAGE should be the foundation of social 11,1140dess, which is often disturbed through the parties that dlele the Mon, amt caking Moe, Omission which wand rec u rs Sens the enjurneot at that assiet dewed. blessing. Amsdvt tbe melancholy variety of disorders under which human nature is knoWn to suffer, there are none mere aknutsg or more di.. tresienvkan those width Molt from fasbloneble gaieties. early diesimitiou, or solitary trumpeting**. ?Maws. cukitia and Cut beg to ease that the sedidens at tendee of a practice inclusively dinned to the MISURCOt and ems of cum:FAIN COMP! AMES, entitle diem to the claim of superior acquirement. • As nide Suttee°, they offer a speedi Mid permanent cure fur evbry stapof that disorder, width ticauvracted in an unguarded inoneset e And which poising the WO. of We t and roc every days of i± y, which la the mgr. r.20.:14V4 nook an P e e p it/ She victrit i s sl ail ei the of rid age—the bOtly .boicoMing rosevatc4 and ems he chinks yellow and blooding—and the mind seamy . med.dsiscied. ' For the result of 'Mar success in this Ineviedii Ile they refer coital topeatimp, which. Mel Rause es, they ism acquired,' 110 years czneeinste, lie a much eziendedreactice. hs 'lighten, recent caves of Syptithc dc Complaints, a peeing age fs iseimisted ks the *bast period oi two days,: and in the Menaggasidgelleens, a Nunn neneveraisee in Muir plan of trauma Miura ft the patina an leuigentsd constitution. Married Women, who have leng been diseppolated their 'esneccatieatif a family, may hammered Mak in must leetasers, such defects are eatable by weediest sin; and though the re. Awn! of olds leepedhoeole be an object of doebt and seacertaissey with ethers, yet she min of sink &fens, by the gradual pro- griess'of renovation, is the of their expertness. Monts. MMUS sod CO: Way be cossetted by ridings et Slier lows. walk the trviltvil NOWT 1114 honour, at their banes, HD, listeasigardes. • Peewee In ebecosiary, eta*. stair sae, age, and samerathabit of Meg, is. ► sac ip s i min mo l t . tee idvhc sad inedishess, or be gins or afterte put es the IGlaplone-101v ibmsoweiwier. _ T' IN •:•• "4 4 7 a ;7<5 :. e. ~ .., k t. - f ; ,, 2.• • • ~,, t -4 4 - A: istry, en of richest Noblemen in the kingdom. lie has lost, it saii, in a patty with his cousin, a young Officer cf 26, and a third person, a sum of CI A,OOO sterling. Thii party touk place at Paris. We are Assured that the Duke of Wellington has expressed great diiatis .laction at it, and given the strictest orders at hii head-quartets at Cambray, to prevent his OrEcers 'flout indulging this i futious passion for play. A dismaing circumstance has occurred at Castress but, thanks to the character, zeal, and firmness of IN: de Canes, Prefect of the Department of the Tam, it hae produced no other effect than that of .proving to ma4volent and seditious the impotence of anew ,efforts.to disturla the public tranquillity. 'lse parii , culars, as gi:zn in a•letier from Al&, dated July 17, the authenticity of which may be relied on, are AI follow : " Though you may have heard of what has hap: pened at Castres, I will acquaint you with all the pat titulars, which I have from a person of undoubted veracity, who was there on the 13th and 14th intunt; and was an eye slimes' of . this event, " On the 13th, which was market-day, the Coat was ablandant; but the price rose. Several of the populace, repairing to the market place, began to cry-. Mt measure of millet at 5411 sow, and the patter of wheat at 30freeer."1'he Cointaissary of Police, who head these shouts, represented to the people that trade was tree, and that these cries were seditious and prejudicial to the supply of the market. The Com. m.ssary was insulted, threatened, and obliged to save himself by flight. The Mayor. apprised of this commotion, proceeded to the market-place, es coned by a detachment of the N itional Gaardi and a brigade of gen-d'armerie, This Magistrate fraitangned the people, whose numbers had in creased, and was obliged to order. the different kinds of , grain to be sold at the required picas, spite of his efforts part of it was taken storey without bring paid for. He would Wave em. plbyed the guard which had esentted him ; but he - perceived only the gend'armes; the NatiNial Guards had railed, changed their uniform for their ordinary dress, and partly joined the mob d h i e sp ilt e l r a si g ig str t a i : withdrew for the purpose of drawing up an ap p eal to all the good citizens to a..sist mob and preset ving traeguiiiity. Meanwhile the gend'atmerre was insulted, and the Lieutenant wound. ed with a knife : his w o und, however, did licit 'gee. vent bins fsnm centinuing the whole day tipoir horse. bark : trareitrility was t.'SlOret% ar.l I S ::: nigh; NWT qisietly. The Prefect, being iulormed of this :144104 set out before day-light the hallowing morning, at the head of . 12 gend'armes, arrived atCastres, and learned, that very early the samemorning sumo groups which gave uneasiness to the authorities had been seen in the town. He found the National Guard assembled, and availed himself of this oppertuuity of addressing them in an energetic speech. He was made acquaint. ed with the conduct of some grenadiers on the pre ceding day, and they were pointed out by their corn. lades. The Pielect immediately caused them to leave the ranks; anti to be degraded at the head of the cons. palsy; the Gend'armetie present secured them, to the number of 12, and they wilt be tried by the proper 't: ibunals. ." The lialf.pay officers and the Piedmontese, who were at Castre., behaved perfectly welt in this affair. The Prefect publicly *assured them ot his satisfaction and gratitude, declaring that, on his return, he would m►lce a favourable report ot them to the Minister of War. These officers, as soon as the people became riotous, repaired to the Authorities, and never after. wards quitted diem. The most perfect tranquillity at present prevails in the town. After the apprehert. shin of the National Guards mentionco above, the local Authorities of C.stres observed to the Prefect, that it would perh4ps be better to send them off at eight, in order to avoid any fresh disturbance. The Prefect replied, that he was of a different opinion ; that it should be in the daytime, :old at the very moment when there were most people in the streets. Accordingly they were marched out oh Cas►res at lose o'clock in the afternoon, just when the people were coining from vespers. The persons apprehended are in the prisons of Albi ; proceedings will imnsediatcly be hummed against them. Yee see that by the firmness dike Ptefeer, lie tt4itquillity was soon restored at Castres. 'l' conduct of this Magistrate is worthy of praise, sad has been highly beneficial to :he Department." A letter from the Hagu: says, it is remarked' there that there is very little agreement between the Moth And Belgian Depcties. Generally speaking, the old antipathy of the Belgians to the Dutch k increasing. DAM:ILONA, JULY ts. .A Deputation has set out from this city for Ha .dricl,to supplicate the King to stop the introduc t i on of English merchandise , which destroys Spanish in idustry, and produces scarcely any thing to the public Treasury, in consequence of the fraud which the Eng lish practise, favvouted by the Custom House officers, who easily sutler themselves to be corrul t d. NAPLES. JULY s. They continue in all'the ports of the kingdom to fit out small vessels to protect the Isfeapoinan thig against the inrittsol the Llaib"iry PuWerS. Vre know .that it ii impossible to rely upon the faith of the late treaties -conch & d With these pirates. His Majesty 'has also ordered fortifications to be raised , in the 'G,ulf of Manfredonia. The Barbary States inspire such terror, the Corn. 'muses cheerfully contribute eved larger sums th e those required at them, for the purpose of expediting `the caaspletion of the batteries on the coast. They 'have also forused a carps, entitled thc Melitipte 111 • • ?ll . R -al