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TO BE SOLO BY A ucrtoN, ly Messrs. MUNN and CURTfiS t . On the Ist day of February, 1820, at Twelve o'Clarin at the Auction Mart, London, TWO highly-valuable SUGAR PLANTATIONS, desirably situate in the Pafish of St,Paul, in the. Island of r. Christopher, known 6y the namrst of Mount Pleasant and Whit.e Gate l'..,tates, late the property of Josern Ray.r.tes, Esq. de ceaseJ ; consisting together of FOUR HUNDRM A•CRES. 250 of which arc very tine Cane Land, with a Windmill, Sugar Works, and all necessary buildings, En good repair; Two Hun. dred and ,Forty-right Negroes, abeut Sixty head of Cattle, and Sixteen Mules.,.This important Property offers many advantages seldom united. The whole is well supplied with spring water, and the Shipping Bay is near andleimvenient. • Detailed Particulars may be had by application to Messrs. Munn and Cartis, of Walbrook, near the Royal Exchange, where ,also, any offers for purchase by Private Contract win be received. IR Pr:lY.t:-STZ! LT, ZI.ACZTRIAR 9 , LONDON. •iTisastcilidling o) find, in this age of improve t,„,,,,, sc , rc :y ...y thing has been done to prevent the LOU , •:ri r d t'c lisstruction of Property by Fire. Nearly folly .• t t d •ri , v• the last year in and near the Metropolis •,,..., I , i vr ,n.. ..- - 1 • .... x ., : • ; , -.1 froper:y de- troycd to an immense amount; but I •• t he rlen•ir. satisflet ion of stating, that the Pounders . , niector of the shove Office are exerting themselves as ...." , ressible to diminish the evil ; and from the encourage . ; t.'a:cl2 :lay have alrtady given, many excellent machines ~.x . o co l invented, amongst which is one that has the following ~..,ett,not g roperties:—it awakens the party in whose sleep ,,77:rn it is placcd—it instantly lights a lamp.—Shews the '..,•... ~ r o f the night, and not only makes known at the same .ct :int a fire bas commenced, but also in which room; ..,,;Erenpt is the information given, that it is presumed a ;-in ' , tr ot harper, to do much injury, where this instrument r ;.sl The Directors are determined to persevere in using 1 ;: ,..e . r.:.nest endeavours to save life and property from destrue v,r b e irz the principal motive for raising this Establishment. bb!:."2:i,,:t of every improvement for prevention se extinguish. • r • :—., a.nl IL:r rescuing persons and property, will be cons. r si ,ltd to the .Igents in the Country, for the immediate I, : : •, , f all t'....,;( , who are become Members; and the Mina /7 !*tru ne di.:bt but such means, for prevention or for stop -1 ••• a ngress of fires, will be attained , that a Savurc or ic . ~. 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Though no friend to Universal Suffrage and Annual Parliaments, I trust I am so to the principles of universal justice and humanity, which involve the great maxim of equal law to the rich and to the poor, to the Magistrate who execute, and the People who obey it. 46 Whatever may have been the objects of thOse who called, or those who composed, the Meeting at Manchester, which was attended with such disastrous consequences, the laws of the land ought, unquestion ably, on that melancholy occasion, to have been re. spected ; whether they were so or not ? is the ques tion now eagerly asked by all impartial persons. Any attempt to stifle a full investigation of the circum stances connected with this question, should it for a moment be contemplated by those in power, would not only be highly injurious to the cause of truth and the best interests of the country, but extremely gall ing to the friends and relatives of those who have fallen, or who have been sufferers, in these unfortunate transactions; and also to the feelings of an anxious, loyal, open hearted, but now, alas! much distressed, and deeply agitated (not to say irritated) nation. " The Ministers, with breathless haste, prejudge this important question, while they are authoritatively calling on others not to do so; they say, indeed, that Sf the laws are violated, the Tribunals of the count y open to fi nd redress—may their portals be widely tsparided on this memorable occasion I • « I am, Gentlemen, your most obedient servant, 4. Elio% fleet. P. (signed) " GROSVENOR." WEAVERS' UNION. , • As y4tionS. reports are spread gbrosd respect the Weavers' Union, which are calculated to retard its progress, and, if possible; prepidice its sussess ; and, as those reports chiefly relate to the num bers in the turnout, exaggeratingly represented, in order to dissuade those who would assist front doing so, it has been deemed prudent by the Weavers to communicate a Weekly Statement to their Friends and the Public, of the numbers in employ, 4nd the numbers out, and the time when they struck in each town and vicinity. 'That for•die present week is AS [follows • ' Earls Ileaton Dewsbury • Ileekroondwilte Batley Statunvgley 71)tal. Owl. lf 'hot turned we. 339 9) Jva 1 470 34 July 415 2:11 July 184 66 Septemk 167 167 September 1605 This statement only extends as far as there been turn-outs; in Stanningley the persons . of one man only have struck. A W' Septembee 24, 1319. ember ember i' :here have •1 employed ' i • rEAVEIt. I