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Oscar Byrne, *row p u ree (hie 4th appearance on any Stage), and Miss —Natives: Mr. Barnes, Mr. Appleby, &c. pi te s:ra's Island will be repeated every evening except next TiadiT• Totiorrodr The Belle's Stratagem ; after which will be per. towe d, with appropriate Music, Garrick's Ode to Shakspeant. 00 Wednestlay, 'fhe Siege of Belgrade. enThonday, A Trip to Scarborough. On Friday, '1 he Way to Keep Him. I , new 'pragedy, and a new Melo-Drama, will shortly be pro asted. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT 'EVENING; will be per formed, SING RICHARD THE THIRD. ging Richard, Mr. Cobham, (his second appearance at this Theatre) ; Richmond, Mr. Abbott ; Buckingham, Mr. Berry man; King Henry, Mr. Egerton. Quern Elizabeth, Mrs. )unlaced; Lady Anne, Mrs, faucit ; Duchess of York, Miss This day was published, in I smo. with a Frontispiece, • * Price 2... ed. neatly half.hound. THE FLOWER . BASKET. - A FAIRY TALE. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees,,Onne, and Brown, Pater noster-row. • DEBATE AT THE EAST-INDIA HOUSE. e . This day was published, No IV. prFee gs. dd. of Eln l E ASIATIC JOURNAL, a nd Mo n thly Re. shier for Pritigh India and l g Drpentlenel*s; containing al Commetineatsons Asiatic Fragments, Aurcdotes l &c. • *cry, Review of books, Literary, Philosophical, and 11116- y Intelligence, a full and accurat e R e p ort o f t h e Debates at . East India House, &c. &c. &e. AT - a MEETING of the MEItCHAIsfi'S, MA• NUFAC'rIJR ER& and WOOL.STA PLERS oP ahe Town and Neighbourhood of ROCHDALE. held at the House of Mr. MAttatory. the Roebuck-Inn, in Rochdale, on MON DAY. the I Sth day of Antic, 1816. t 4 take into coosidesaD o n the Resolutions of a Committee of the' House of Comtnonl re specting the EXPORTATION of WOOL from these Klupplotn., , Just publisly % • In One Volume, duodecimo, price ss. ed. in boardsas ILLUSTRATIONS of a POETICAL CHA RACTER. in Four Tales; with et►er Poems. • Printed fur Atchiliad Constable and Co. Edinbu ; and Longman; . Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paterllo4l4ll.ll. ~•10 4 stal for Mask, Parbory, anil Allen, Leadenball-strcet; albi.eitay be kad of all Bookterers FRANCIS HOLT...Esq. In the Chair, The following Resolutions were entered into, vie. That this Meeting is of oplidon the present high Price of Wool has necessarily occasioned such an advance, in the Manufactured Goods, as already to have greatly injured the Trade to the gots. tinent of Europe, w'.ich appears corrobitsted by numorows Letter, from Foreign Importers, to their Correspondents here, In which they state the Prices to be such as to amps' them co substitute their own Manufactures thirAith inferick to ours. That should Foreigners be able to preen" English Wool to mlz with that of their own growth, (they having aireadi e r n o i c Machinery to great perfection, and the Price of Lthent considerably l o w er t h an it is with us), it would fully answer their purpose, and the Eaportatiou of Woollen Goods from this 'Country, to the Continent of Europe, would immediately deal*. That to the United States of America whose Manufactires ere rapidly increasing ( would in a short time cease also n ipott That it appears VD vitigMeeting, every Fainter ter, can, if he be disposed, find a r e ady and ad vt . M arine! for his Wool at Home, and co nsequ e nt ly th at the is is mach.= competition without opening it to Foreign demand, which, ea fact, would not he any relief to them, either in encrew Ow ing Price or Consumption. • That ever since the Erporta•lon of Woolhas beett prohibited ' the whole Produce of the United Kingelotn has been Nbaufaig thred at Home. ADVENTURES OF QUI HI? IN HINDOSTAN. day ava , published, In Royal Octavo, embeithhed v 1 !t Twenty-eight Engravings by RowcAttosom, coiu.ired, _! si. extra ho..rdo; THE (;RAND MASTER; or, ADVENTURES OF QUI HI?. IN HINDOtiTAN. A Hu librastic Poem,in Eirbt Cantos.—By QUIZ. Illustrated with Engraving., by Row- Latinsou London : Prieted by noun; Tegg, No. 111, Chearne ; C. Chapple, s and may be had ot all BooksAters. •.• This is a curious and singular Work; only two copies were known to be In England, one of which being lost,* Rtward of fifty Guineas was lately offered for its recover y. This day was published, price 4s. AI A N 'EXAMINATION or the PRINCIPLES n the SLAVE REGISTRY BILL, and of the MEANS of EMANCIPA I lON proposed by the Authors of the Bill. By H. W. JORDAN, Esq F.R.S. Colonial Agent for Btstbad Printed for T. Cade! and W. Davies, Strand. DEPRECIATION OF LAND, &e. • Titi, day was published, prier 2% 6d. AN INQUIRY into the Extent of the present Real DEPRECIATION of LANDED PROPERTY, vrithits Causes ; and the best Mode of Managing Estates undarthe iffe sent Cireaasatancea.—By JOHN SELLON, Land Agent. London ; Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster row. In a few days will be pubrished, !none tart' large Volume two. price, In boards, Ins. a New Edition, considerably aurmented, of AN ESSAY on th e REVENUES o f t h e CHURCH of ENGLAND; with an inquiry into the Necessity, Justice, and Policy of an Abolition or Commutation of Tithes. By the Rev. MORGAN COVE, D.C.L. Prebendary of Hereford, and kector of Eaton Bishop, Herefordshire. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivii,gton, St. Paul's Church-yard; Cadell and Davies, Strand ; and J. Hatchard, Logan. To w ad, w an* added, the new Comic Arabian Piece, called WHO WANTS A WIFE; or, THE LAW OF THE LAND. Who wants a Wifet will be repeated every evening. Mr. Kemble has returned to his engagement, and will make his mu appearance TO-MOITOW, in the tragedy of Coriolanus. After which, being precisely on the second centenary of years from the death of Shakspeare, will be revived Garrick's Jubilee, in commemoration of the immortal genius of England's great Drammic Bard, in which will be introduced a grand Pageant of the Characters of Shakspeare, by the whole of the Company. On Wednesday, Guy Alannering. On 'llansday and Saturday, The School for Scandal. Oa FritNy, A New Way to Pay Old Debts: Sir Ones Over trick, Mr "Semble. Use ncrice will be given of the next appearance of the Gentle. inui who performed Sir Pevinax Macsycophant. That the consumption of Wool in this Town and Neighbours hood, is estimated at 1100 Packs (of 5140 pounds weight) pot week, every Pack of which affords employment and subduction to at least 30 Penes. The injury therefore which Might be done within our own District, by suffering the Exportation of the Raw Material, may easily be calculated With r.'spect to the Population employed in Manufacturing it. And a certain rota'''. don of Machinery would, in consequence, be rendered ukless. That the Master Manufacturers haws expended a large pass portion of their Capital in Mills, Machinery, and tteces%sil Buildings; which would be thro wn out of em pl oy, should such a measure as proposed be adopted, to the very great injury of all, and total ruin of many of them. 6 That the value of Land in this Neighbourhood, which in its own nature is pout and unproductive, is entirely supported and upheld by its Manufactories, and would be rendered of little worth uithout theut. . SECOND BD! nom - This day was published, in One Vol. Royal (to. price sE2. 2s. in boards, ATREATISE on the WEALTH, POWER, and RESOURCES of the BRITISH EMPIRE, in every part of the World ; a general view of the Value of the Landed and other Property In the United Kingdom, and in all Colonies and Dependencies of the Crown, including the East Indies ; the An nual Income arising from Agriculture, Mines, Minerals, Inland •Trade, Foreign Commerce, Navigation, Fisheries, Sec. /Ice. l'he whole illustrated by copious statistical Tables. The 2d /Anion, revised and enlarged, By P. COLQUHOUN, L.L.D. • London Printed for I. Mawman, Ludgate-street. Of whom may he had, by the same Author, A Treatise on Indigence, exhibiting from authentic documents Ithe present state of t4e Pauper System, with various suggestions for improving the moral habits o. the people, reducing the paw -1 dial rates, and proinotitic the liippin•As and curity t. the cons munity, by a diminution of moral and crinthl offences. Octavo ; price 7s. 6d. board.. Also, A ntw System of Paret•hial Education for the Children of the Labouring People, grounded on tile lase improvements.— Octavo, price ‘2s. 'rids day was published, price ils. 61. A. Brief View of the Actual Condition and Treat ment of the NEGRO SLAVES, in the British Coloidea, in a Letter to a Member of the Imperial Parliament. By Captain HENDERSON, Late 2d•Batt. 44th, and Assistant Quarter Master Gen. London : published by Baldwin, Cradlick and Joy, Paternos ter•rtlw ; and T. Muneaster, Liverpool. This day was published, in Three Voti. 12mo. price 15s. SHE WOULD BE A HEROINE.—A Novel. By SOPHIA GRIFFITH. London : Printed for Baldwin, Cnfdock and Joy, Paternoster now ; and Doig and Sterling, Edlnhergb. By whom al.() are Publibed, 1. Zeluca, or Educated and Une ducated Woman, s vela 181. 2. Warwick Castle, by bliss Prickett, s vols. LI is. s. Sarsield, or Wanderings of Youth, by John Gamble, Esq. 3 vols. 15a. 4. Howard: a Tale et Woe, by the same Author, 2 oils. 10s. That for the above reasons this Meedng is of opinion every possible exertion should be used to counteract so destructive a measure as that of allowing the Expor: stion of British Wool or In any manner relaxing those Prohibitions which the Les gislature has Etht rto so vigilantly and interpose 4, to pro. tect so important a branch of she Mann facihrip. of the Country. That to this end it wil: be highly proper to depute a certain number of Merchants. Manufacrurcri, nod Wo , i'..staplers (front • anionv theft body) to attend in Londuti dud, g die 2iictission'ol the Busihess in Parliament ; And, That a Committee fur conducting the Business In the Country, b"• appointed. LAS 1 WEEK OF THE BONUS. HODGES, jun. and Co. Stock Brokers , respect fully remind the Nobility and Public, that all tickets and hors purchased on or °.:efore Saturday next, will be entitled to the BONUS, and no lcnger. State Lottery Office, 147, 0 iford-rtreet, ararly upposite Bond street. This day was published, In Bvo. price B*. board*, . AN Easy, Natural, and Rational. Mode of 'reach ing and Acquiring the FRENCH LANGUAGE on a Plan entirely new; to which the Anomalies and Irregularities of Writs are clearly demoustrated and reduced to Rules; the Whole deduced from the Philosophy of Language, and an ALa lysis of the Human Mind. By WILLIAM HENRY PY BUS. IMPORTANT ADVANTAGE • Tian who purchase on or heftirt n-it Saturday at any Lottery OfE:e in Town,ur Country. VIE Public are respect:lllly reminded that next A Saturday will be the last day that a purchase can be made of +Ticket or Slime in the present Lottery, entitling the bolder tea portion of the grand Lunus of 31,0 Whole Tickets given by tie Contractor, the v:,;tie of which may be estimated by a refer ent° the utterer, which contains Iwo Prises of i£364000 and fill ollier Capitals. '!'hie ildV.intat;e, It will be observed, is not 'salad to Ticket and blares vutchasod at . soy PAIITICULAIL iOgre, but it is to be equally obtained at Att.-r1 he Lottery tress the I 4;h May. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-CrosP. T. DISH, Contractor. This day VIA; published, Elegantly printed in 4 vo's. isco. (being the Third Edition), WWI.. teased with a Map of Italy, fen engraved Plans of Churches, and Index, price £.:. in board;, ACLASSICAL TOUR THROUGH ITALY. Hac est Italia this sacra, has genres ejus, bats oppida po pulorunt.—Plin. Nat. Hist. 111. eu. By the gee. JOHN CHEF ODE EUSTACE. • Third Edition, revised and enlarged. •.• In this New Edition, the i'llb!iiiier 1,19 vndeavouted, by the addition of a large, accurate, and finely engraved Map of Italy, and by panitular attention to the paper and type, to do justice to a work which the Public has received witia such un common partiality. The Map, two Plates, with the additional matter contained in this Edition, may be had by the purcha.crs of the first one, price ss. The Map of Italy, separately, by Zannoni, price Si. Printed fcr J. Mawmen, No. 39, Ludgate-street, London, Of whom may be bad, The above Work, in 2 volt 4to. price XS. ss. in boards. Also, Mr. Eon aces Letter front Paris to GICORGX eLTIC. Esq. Tenth Edition, nv0.41. 'That these Resolutions be pritred once 19 the Cnittier and S rna Lonchn Papers, in Wheel, r Manchester Ct.:colds% Wright's Leeds littelligencer, avid tke Halifax rid Wakeliekt FRANCIS HO L.T. Chairman. The Chairman having left the Clair, it was takes by CLL.. MINT Roves, I sj. when IS WAS Resolved: Th:t the Thanks of thii Meeting be given to fran:rers }intr. Esq for h.a exertions in the Business, and his able and active conduct in the Chair. CLEMEN I' itoym. ••• By this Grammar, acquaintance with the liberal Arts and Seieuces may be acqulrtd at the sans* time with the Language. The simplicity of the Method, which appeals to the Understand ing of the Pupil, will give him Confidence in his own Pawns and engage him to pursue his Studies with corresponding interest. It is well known that many, who bare Ptuthed for several Years according to the rid Spiting of Instrucrion, do not without dila denee and dilficulgy con•eest with a Native of France; nor are they generally understood by him, on account of the inaccuracy of their Pronunciation, and their contracted Knowledge of the true Idioms of the Lauguate. Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-row. A P a GENERAL MEE Cite I.P.N MANU 11! REE S of the Ciotti tFe• of WIL and SOMERSET, held at the White Hart Inn in !lath, on Wed► nesday, the 17th day of Apt .% 1316, to consi.:er the proposed TAXA rung of FOREIGi.! WOOLS imported; EDWARD PHILLIPS, E.q. in the alai:, IT WAS UNANIMOUbLT R ESOLVE That to impose any Duty whatever on such Neols is, in Tho opinion of this Meeting, highly impolitic ; it being no: only do. trimental to Manufacturers, and the multitudes of Your they employ, but also highly injurious to the Nation at large : First.-13ecaute we conceive it to be the true interest of this Country to give every possibly encouragement to the import of such articles in a raw state, which, through the industry of the inhabitants, can be GO improved, as at:erwardo to be exported at a much higher value; and we are warranted in this hater, by the prosperity this nation'has experienced in pursuing such a ;limey, particularly with regard to its Woollen Trade, for centuries past. Secondly.—Because we believe that the Agricultural awd Cum. mercial Interests of this kingdom are so intimately blended tt.gL. cher, that whatever injures the use will, in a material degree, be felt by the other. EXCLUSIVE ADVANTAGES all those who niake their Purchases on ur before SATURDAY my, 27th April. GWEBB frels that he would be undeserving of . the Patronage with which his °Sees have hitherto been if he neglected to remind hi. Friends of the advantages he derived from an immediate purchase in the present Lottery, all Tickets and Shares bought on er before Saturday next. at • of Webb's Offices, or at any of his Agents, will participate a lianas of THREE HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS, Vitt all the Pr.zes they may produce. The value of this Gift t'll be du'y appreciated by tho.e who refer to the Scheme of the Isesty, in wish% there are Two Grand Prizes of £9O 000, and Fifty other Capitals, being double the numbor contained in the latiAttery, although there are 6,000 Tickets less. Tickets and Shares are now selling at both of • WEBB's Vortunate Offices, THE BRITISH. REVIEW, No. XIV. will be published on the Ist of May, and contain Ankles on the following Subjects :—PERSIA, Malcolm's Persia, Elphinston's C.aubul, Kinneir's Memoir of Persia; Lives of Luther and Melancthon ; Walnewright's Literary and Scientific Pursuits of the University of Cambridge ; Oodwin's Lives of the Phi lipses, Nephews of Milton ; FLUXIONS, Dealtry's Prin ciples of Flusions, Article on the Subject in the Edinburgh En cyclopsdia ; Political Life of Viscount Barrington; Lord Byron's Siege of Corinth, and Paritina, with Hunt's Rimini; Lonl By ron's Fare-thee-well, Ste.; jeott's Visit to Paris and Paris re visited; Ricardo on an Economical and Secure Paper Currency; Letters written by an Englishman resident at Paris during the last Reign of Napoleon; the BAPTISMAL CONTROVERSY. London t Printed for Baldwin. Cradork, and Joy, 47, Pa ternoster-rosv ; and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly; of whom may be had the Thirteen preceding Numbers of the Work,* price 61. each. REOMORE FARM, NORFOLK. TO BE SOLD BY AUC PION, Ey Messrs. HUGHES and OU rHWAI rE, At Oarraways Coffee•house, on Wednesday, May I , 1816, at Twtive o'Clock, THE REDMORE FARM ; containing 710 Acres, more °ries' of good Fen Land, abo ut I to A cres whereof are situate at dockwold.cimi.Wilton and the rest are extra Parochial in the said county; together with a well-accret totued Public House, called the Redmore Arms, si: uate and being contiguous to the said Farm. The whole of the above Estate to be Sold, and is held, as to fotir undivided fifth parts thereof for a term of twenty.one years, of which stxteru years were unexpired at Michaelmas last, at the yearly rent to only £10; and as to the remaining one undivided fifth pan of the said Estate, for the remlinder of a term. I, COANHILL, and It, LUDGATE-S FREE T, London. The Two last Prizes of £30,000 ever drawn, were bath Sold llamas by WEBB, who also Shared and Sold in the lax Year, Na. 3,069, a Prise of £3(ie Cs 8,539, a Prize of £30,000 4.10, a Prise of £20,000 t,502, a Prize of £lO,OOO fit. and whose Offices now :mod unrivalled for the Sale of Capital P r i zes. ....___ UNPRECEIJENTD ADVANTAGE! PIDDING and Co. No. 1, COnNHILL, have snitch pleasure in bearing testimony to the liberality of the Can ton* fur the present Lottery, who has announced an impose taiIBONUS, independent of, ,and in addition to, all the Prize, corniced inghe Scheme, viz. A FREE GIF I' OF THREE HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS! attain total of Prizes belonging to which (even if It should be 46 % 00 0, £70,000, £BO,OOO, or more), will be divided among 'kiloliter s of all tickets and Shares which shall hive been pair on or before the e7th of APRIL, according to their re gritise besides the chance of his own !net or Share, every ear l y Purchaser will also have an Interest 14 SOO other numbers, and although his own may be a blank, be . be certain to rer4ive something by his share of the °OBS, which may be considerable, as there has seldom been owed.. about 1,000 'fickt.ts sold at that distance before the Drawin g . abAher the 27th of April a dl i ticguishing mark will be put upon rt cheto ard Shares, to denote they are nut entitled to the above bona,; th „... a° 2 l the aggregate number of Tickets and Shares sold up to the of April will be officially published ha the Gazette, at the bah" slay be enabled to ascertain how much per Ticket ?adare of the Bonus amounts to. B. As this ettra benefit can only be secured by an early "thaws the Prblie are cautioned against delay, and respectfully invited to give a preference to the Office of PiDD:NG and Co. • Is CORNHILL. Country Orders,enclosing the amount, duly executed. B lr l7 lliTvlAiE -7 " - EY' s ROYAL LETTERS PATEN r. MILLARD'S IMPERIAL TWINE GIIIRTLNO CLOTH. ''SHE Nobility, Merchants, and the Public, are re. Tea fully Mfortned by the Patentee, the above Cloth is sold duly stamped, at his Warthoures., No. 16. Cheapside, i"" las other house whatever, wholesale, in entire casts for 21. 1 P 8 U, A don, and by t h e piece, from 25 to 52 yards each, at 26. 34 . SS. at 4s. 4s. 6d. and s*. 6d. per yard, its peculiar 47,1, and singular conduciveness to health, preventing r s.2 l4l fecls aridng from sudden transkions from heat to cold nereise, and never imbibing the damp atmosphere Zuilluate, tendert, it an article most desirable to evertindi -46 is adapted Wall the purposes of family use for Shirt - Sefteit's wear, and for Sheeting, the Pieces for which both Its u ssand 6-4rhs contain from two to four pair each, awl sub. - 14 38 othe r hind for ecunonty, beauty and pleasantness of ~__ ‘"'"Thfrumfteorotryrectiveevery attention. '1 heWhite s 2 fur Ladies' tires& and Whitens' wear, may be obtained Rea l it in Pieces kola Two to roue CaUlra6 calplas eoAaittlne , 10 fear *MU. This day was published; Dedicated, by permission. to his Royal Highness the Duke of Vous, &c. &c 'in uue large vol. Sea. with a copious ludex,., r ice Xt. boards. /IN HISTORICAL ACCOUNT of the BRI TISH ARMY, and .f the LAW MILITARY; with a free Commentary on the Mutiny Act and the Articles of War, Mustrased by a variety of Decisions by Courts Martial. By E. SAMUEL. Printed and Sold by W. Closers, Army Printing-Office, Mr thumberland-court, Strand. Of whom may be had, in one vol. 12mo. with Eve Plates, Second Edition, price Os. boards. A Treatise on the British Drill, and Exercise of the Company; with an Introduction to the Field Exercise of the Battalion ; ex plaining the different Posts and Situations of every Individual in the Battalion, during the performance of its Movements. By Captain SUAII,O, 55th Regiment of Foot. FOURTH E C.b N. This day was published, Neatly printed In a pocket Volume, with a Plan of the Battle of Waterloo, price Is. b . ofrds, A VISIT TO FLANDERS, to July, 1815, being LIL chiefly an Account of THE FIELD OF WATERLOO.— With a Short Skesch of Antwerp and Brussels, at that time occu pied by the Wounded of both Armies. By JAMES SIMPSON, Esq. Advocate. With an Appendix, containing the British, French, Spanish, and Fnusis:st Metal Accounts of the BaNta. - - " Not only chiefly; but almost entirely, is this volumectecu• pied with the interesting theme of the Battle of Waterloo; and it contains greater number of anecdotes altogether, the larger proportion of which are also new, than any publication we have seen. We can recommend k, -therefore, a calculated to gratify the curiosity of all those whose patriot ic feelings are excised by such a spirit-stirring subject, or whose humane feelings will cows, minute the suUeriags attendant on one of the most sanguinary actions that ever was fought. An apparently good plan illustrates this attractive detall."—Monthly Review, December 1815. " Mr. Simpson's visit is interesting on every account; he is an Intelligent gleaner, who has collected matwials which had escaped the researches of other visitants, and who has, in truth, arranged them to the best advantage; the sources of information consulted by him may be relied on for their autheseidty; and. them Is a glow of patriotism In his narrative which affords infinite gralificationt• the reader.--Here we must take our leave of the author, with an earnest recommendation of his interathig production to our readers is particular, and to the public in general, as containing more information respecting the battle of Waterloo, than is be fobnd in any other publication which has came under. oar nO. tire, and as inwspersed with more usoftd remarks and appropris ate reflections:"—Anti-Jacobin Rev. Mnreh, 1816. Painied for William Ulackwood; and Oliphadt, Waugh, s'd loves, Edinburgh; and tialdwm, Craw* and .loy, ilaienuts turstow, Loudon. MONEY. NOBLEMEN, &c. are respectfully informed, that they may be supplied with Money to any t.mount, on terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold. Copy bold, Leasehold Laud, or Houses, Money In the Funds. Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergymens'. Living', or any other Property. Persons of respectability may be supplied on their personal security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal accom modation,, without delay. Application from twelve to two, or letter (post.paid).adtkessed to Messrs. Wil4 and Co. No. 49, South-street, Berkely-slearw HICKMAN'S PILLS. FOR THR ORAVFL AND STONE, LUMBAGO, &c. F the various complaints incident to the human frame, there am none more dreadful in their nature, nor more alarming in their ameequences, than the Gravel and Stone. Hiclunan's Pills, composed o( the mom innocent ingredients, have been found of singular efficacy, in strengthening the vessel. containing the urine, removing the calculi, or gritty secretions, and banishing every pernicious tendency to thnse disorders, without confinement. nosy are therefore with great confidence recommended to the afflicted in the shove complaints ; as well as for Lumbago, Pains in the Back and Loins, Stoppage of Urine, and disorders of the Kidneys and Bladder. Sold, ta boxes at 41. 9d. and I is. by Messrs. Butler and Sons, No 4, Cbeapside, London ; and also by M. Gard ner , George street, Edinburgh; Messrs. Newbery and Sous, Dame -street, Dublin; and the Medicine Venders in eve# City and Town in the United Kingdom. FOR COUGHS, COLDS,'Ste. WALSH'S COLTSFOOT LOZENGES.-- Tusnago was the Name given to CoWont by the An dents, who knew its value In Coughs, Ste. It is prepared io form of Lozenge, as the most agreeable tb palate; and also, that by its gradually dissolving In the mouth, may with more certainty be conveyed to the parts 'affected; 'bete Lozenges are dlob saient, &teapot, and lubricating, allaying the tickling silica tion which occasions Coughing, clearing the voice, acd produclog the moat salutary effects; it need as a preventive, few persons will be troubled with Coughs through the winter, and their price places them leithisi the reach of all ranks of people. Sold by E. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, who is the tee Proprietor; Sanger, i5O. °afoul-street; and Tett, Royal Ezebange- The genuine will have the names of Shaw and Edwards an the Stamp. Also, Wituies Astirtizaverssts, for the Hooping Cough, a remedy long approved and retommendWi by the Etat lanalt.s iu hisgslmiL PIXY Oldy is. sd. per licitly. ' Thirdly.—That as the whole amount of Wuol imported does not exceed otietlivelfth part of what is produced in Engtanil and Wales alone, we are further of opinion, that the idea of the Landed Interest at the expense of the Commerc al one, by the intimation of any ditty, will lie found altogether erroneous in practice, inasmuch as the apparent benefit to the English grower of Wool eau be only In proportion to the aniouot of the import, compared with our own growth. An las this, as before stated, amounts to one-twelttli part only, ot course the amended beisefit can go nu farther than to one-twelfth of the proposed duty. Fourthly.— That although the English gruw-rs ot Wool may apparently be benefited, in a blllall degree, by a Duty on inipoilkil Wools; yet it is obvious, that, by the con,equent depression the Clothing rrade, all other products of laud will bear a much. less price than at present, from the c;rcuinstanee ot a IrSS demand existing for them. And as this Meeting apprehends that the proposed Duty will effectually expel our Manufactures front foreign markets, (which at present are at our command, througtes out the world,) It is easy to chew that such expulsion wo ild w. tirely destroy numerous Manufactories, atul put out or employ thousands ot poor, who must, in that case, be principally tainted at the expetise of the Agricultural Interest. Fittlily.—That this Meeting sincerely regrets the distress ex- . perienced by the Agricultural Interest, they hope the pressure on it will be but temporary, and soon find its remedy; but they uu most earnestly deprecate any rel of to be sought for by the Agri. culturists front the Manufacturers, both Interests hay, grown up together, and flourished by their mutual dependance on each other, and it is the opinion of this Meeti .g that any attempt to affoid relief to the one by laying burdens no the other, must end in ruin to both. It was then resolved thit the following Gentlemen he ap pointed a Committee, to conduct the oppwition to the proposed Duty, and to carry into toff, ct die objects of the Eeeti; g, by presenting Petitions to both Houses ot Parliament, founded 'en these Resolutions, viz. I WM, EVERETT WALDRON J E o D u W N A P R H D , L P L H I I P L S L I PS SAMUEL bALTER GEORGE SHEPPARD I JOHN NORICIU CLARKE WILLIAM SHEPPARD FRANCIS ALLIN Groanc Busts CHARLES WiLKINS THOMAS JOYCE ' THO. * ER LroTAID EDWARD COOPER Henn"' Bwrrall POOLL. TuomAs TIDWELL JONATHAN Nontl SAunDninl HENRY Joyce, and WILLIAM Si ANCOMBIL SLAVER HEALS: Ally Five ot whom shall be a Quorum, won lauerty from time :o time to add to .heir number. That Mr. Joan Buse, of Bradford, be appointed Solicitor fie conducting this opposition. That a Subscnptiou be immediately entered into to defray the Expenses of the opposition, subject to the direction of the Com mittee. That the foregoing Resolution.) be inserted to two Loaded Morning and evening Papas and in the Salisbury Jouinal, &lb Chronicle. '1 hat the Cbainuan 'do sign these Resolutions oa behalf of the Meeting. EDWARD 1 2 1-11LLIYS, Chainnars. Tile Chair:nay having Irk tqe Clusir, IL was onsuintou,e t ce l'honks of dna Xtrotiug tt *into Dint - .Olt. cid impartial touduot This day was published, in a large Volume, two. Its. THE PRINCIPLES OF POPULATION AND PRODUC TION, u they are affected by the Progress of Society ; with a View to Moral and Political Consequences. By JOHN WEYLAND, Jun. Esq. F. it. d. London . Printed for Baldwin Cradock, and Joy, Paternal ter-row ;J. Hatthard, Piccadilly ; Joseph Parker, Oxford; Deighron and Sons, Camb r id ge; W m . Blackwood, dinburgb; and John Cumming, Dublin. .