The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-14 00:00:00

54 ,C f7L•A‘./ 4 PPX -., •..t• 1 : ° ' • . • . • . , • oj- . pus :II:. Co. . - ... . - Y khal**64,,,e.- . , / e l 1 M } • •.. zbe U ; •••• • . el:, 1 i N. 4167. rim The. hole Is wool reoperifolly 'enter& that Mrs Arrb.gy r•••••••ted from hr►lde ihillopooltloo. will .R opp/or TIII I EV ES IA (I is the thowl Mele.Drstffin 11YPPOLITA! Awl from the twenty of laoithier awl whb which the Colon. Rowletie4 .4 PFRI/.- m o rri . riarlyed, It will he repeated Ewe, &es** ibi. week *AI tH ROYAL. AhIPI4.IIIIR4TRIK. ANTLEY'S. WPSTVINKTER BRIDGE. aim thr PMewassoe or their Rival Malusewer the Plttace Ratmoe sod Duke of Toss. THIS PRESENT MONDAY, Julie 14th, 1819, owl done, the W.eb. .1 11.114... t S, "'Clock pyre role. • seer gnu d llkl..rienl Etpieest lon Melo-Drown. rolled HYPPOIXFA, QUEEN OF THE AMAZONS. If•opolito. Mn. inaimebrit. rritzt•in an thrash'' her orfewille yowl elr , opt orrery:we. ro the Tight Rope. rad alto so Two gores. araisted by IllyAr sooiy4te A Cowie &we he Mr. Nl...mi. ribuselliaary Biterrywo by the Cnottl Fitereirbro Troop of Vollittears wort TurisblPr.. Mr. DIAMOND. she Plylhit will so threOgb wade., sad ownpsylle.l Leasw, The whole 5.. rowelwie w railed PEREGRINE. PICKLE; OR. HAWSER TRUNNION ON HORSES ANL lath , swore .4 the Pine will he lotnolweed a Red Fox Chase. with Peak 11....'. Hootwooo. iw fall rrv. Bores 4. Pit 2s, !lemma 1.. I) .to rritere r as H Eight. alf.ott Flee. Beth', at lI , If-pytt Ric, price poet Plano for the Bose• t. he takes of Mr. Kiyhtek, at the Thrinre.frow Tea till Pow o'Clock. of whom Priests Bones met hr bad sightly. Pieces mow pspibly he kept later Ihaa Half-pail %eves. BILIOU4 AND LI VER COMPLAINTS . —AS a slid wad aft.to..l remedy far all lbws disorders which ortsiante k as vitiated wow 4 the liver awl billowy arctic', asiorly. r. loss nprow, heariburn. Ilotol-nries. spawns. costirenew. a/raison of the fig.,. a.e. It way be leeward rile the art. test trails. that DIXON. A!ITI BILIOUS P1L1.5 boor vest with nowt ae , eral approval soy alter Merti•i- • • coostioste. their re wortairtotowl N slot role. of .vats t-dMdsal a pled wl.h N. ale or tortopt , isa.. They sate every reroweseadas on 4 i iota 0 tomtit,. with soe .4.l alert t and rapier iot restraint or Pot whot.ver dotting the*, W. la tropical clfataM.' vb.,* thst toteoaralres of resholast sad **Wed bile me us rotation and olariotae. they aro on irrahahle sad elliciont prnS4l.sii. Tbs. , re c :stotrlr ftlarbstee to cortert itroakro -Mb% (non •ore•ro of .se lade, to triton the tone or she swararb, wed to reason every owasplaist occasioned by k►rg.la by of she bootie. Sold is B as t.. 9d. dr. Ito. mad N.. by R. Ratter and , so. en t ,hto. N... 4. lorapsittr. furore of S'. Paul's. Ero de,' tea !I. Naltrilit.oreet, Dahlias and the principal Sesels.ellens. Ike44lese, and Measles Venders ihreoghost the Visited Kiltilow. RA11. 4 011111. WR ore tocrosted to direct AP 'flautists of par. *am alllnied with menial at bodily decay. Perrino Jr. ▪ lawert ottaliaa.. lora of appetite. loillae.tino. depression aspirin. Ortnal.l.nt or Antis; ef the and o'er, 1.111115 bled of erepti•••• artbiseo. irlserated throat.. reatia. , l twesimins. Rom to she halo j..i/als.aroomotiye sod all roorlitutioni.l tatineethwely to in he trial of the ttelrMnicd ellft1)1 AL HALM OF R AK 151111. i.e ftlatater lofoltihtr Itrorinntivr. as prepared and told. irbakteale and • bf C. J. .1.4 ief, M. D... I the 11-.1.4 Lordosi bledkol litrrabliAsient. 7, Rama S . . Orargr ' s Is she Eno, loads a. It • attarerfally artimmiedied ••• M the ederrabfe aid p••••ell reetaratfre it. all Or above cane pl. ie. ever ifi-y.verol t it this* the Moot. ram the swot violet.. patio to the bead •Ird st••••ea, awl promotes perepiradan.- -It fe weedy impassible fee leapeape to et, ten, ftr sion•eare t.. easel. oviteiwarly the rake al Obi. • Terrill and iar.•••••ralde el. ei-ire is malaria' health to der alihro.-4, nod giving viairontet lb. aged t deaws•de kn.- iq bee. nri.med to prflret health. atter bevies bees ••• Sr. dared by dillfrrott di•ensee., an • • Wee bre. avortited of. 0.1 9:13 , 1 by theh fatielle4, bus aloe by lbeir pe•fir setoff attrod. et, %IC arpaitmsets of tee fre•pirerier. Mole. 11.. Sr two queriiiiies is ithr t with or fnur osaseiniev ea ow fossil. hook. for 63.., Jury no Wed. by •hiri% ifellie to sowed. Thi.. Medirine will keep I 311 ellromir.. eali Oa, h• awl of & Neat aril N.... Ftrewearkes Vadr. 16- Candlelit H. J. Pre•ea. &randi•a . .res. fittairt t Bloke, 36. Pireedith 4 limber. g Clisiedler. 76. Ovlnt.l orrto $ racy, to. el Mete r• • lielburo tiny Sadis t she dolt reepectable Illedirise Venders fa evcry pail ni the kingdom. Dr. C J. Jardan Oakes rile general oppeoranity of el, beeJkille is. lie Pittibr. shot .1.11 Orem...sit...mar es. Nave. Ir la /118 rite at p •ntralar efesioplaine t 4• revs lay vor...hof r rite 11.4•1 I;olleae of l'a..ietae we offer- o .preJv .14 per.* Pen. care far eve., ..1 twqwene. rel. Area.,*. 11.15 , •rr loot .tandlor. •ir oldie erst inveterate kind. ore by be Pew sad felted •• rook try yOnies.l •preslian 1 rd../ .sallyrir. 4 a. Dr. C. J.J....kas tour b.. remoolte.i. 11, 1.11, t 11111 WI.. •^ Ilk. hum lair sill IMilt• 1.. she r•ra.l.r. us she ' Eros M. do (Si eal.l.ol4elWM, 7, • 0.n.0.-street R ii. war toe Cellialerf W Road iervilse, W. fir.roe's i.t she TN GENUI N E iIiRUP OF DE V ELNOS.— The wi r Dern for ibis va aasae alt•easi•e i. rem- ye , lowa 21. F rh wee,. on 34 rterwery,irert, - -owe.. usher, IS N prepared neestroliny t. the P.-. of the In'. Mr Ow Ammo. idst , so d so be Nephew and Sinet....Jr, Thomas Coals w slue. p , po.: mu sh.s e •e. Herd M.diclaie Paired. lit berellrial sem., aid lame rviNillis.looo. nrllllll,ll of Wpm. Mee sre.ordiipi ed t.• re di by polishe violent,. and even ike poises af.• Farr me a , pr,..ell•A la •rilreinci d. rel.. the ...•• ..• It num. i s...trnetino. Mr. Casino belie... obese oh. lin a Ilia, will not sunburrr his snake, 1 reveal the., °op •••• us In islereilrel *Mores. It .. for she sanyfat.i.. .f she frlenos hi• roontr yearn intend la Ike I that Mr. Crush:ten submits to their NOMMbroille fol PIM., public ochres te..gme. I of is nowt doo rmen proyarisiot I ely deters. *. wrier a .• a satraps to in troduce it NM Canons OS his Medici... .• I "Mon, Mi. 91, 109. 6 ' node a *parietals Sysion of Velaos' Veget rme %my. and is. amid ...mob, pi...allies...bleb sod prier,ale oll la emsemserre of .bls ark owl dimes.. as poldir- Larose ewe di epet regret. that .. c h • preprasion doiald haw been sent so llm Masi Indies. more esp. riling in Ca b el, the leeeedleer v orb or lot. diced in lii compsoisine. was &ad led al roe. P. Injure tie rrprilnllitil ee Year valuable Medico*. n.. t to ruin she pAsins'is ►health. Fonoinssely she Met of she V rime le 9. rap iinaimpoired. a. she 'dimpled impostsisso Si.. en.ily detected ; n. el we 4.. (*more you. ihoi leM►r don tly, sae •It.erth. aril we again impair epee the Pile by awe sireparonat r• the bled. •• Its are, sir, G raf NMI &mai ao AR li . •• J. nt.d J. OLD. Fe 'Thews Cullom. Em. Ferleerees Cl, Ozi.rd.yreeet. L. edges." Frew auttecre :darter: Ina Mr CAM... ran sane, that all fin im on iall. of tie Vegetable Syrup b-,.e been %chicle. for risonnos wctnts, ..nel bad I.le .arcre.:e.l nary mos. cae.ed sleets the m'e't n.elaaehol. Ewa •harkine. Heart the memo', of aiming tbo-e who ovoid h,fteit• ..7 the imagine Strip. • f stir ri.h mat . as.grr sh^y wk. n the% do nos ob. Uls eke bledlc'er at h's b.ese, No. 3 sterner-meets sor of his ensiled Age: 1. so she er.i . e. • h u gdoui s ai of Me...• Mad Useyb and Co. Celestes : and Ife'tr - • r"*.6 and Ca' Nimbus, ht. elteldisle-d Agri t. In the Awe; .41 the atedielen which assume she e.ersominolien of sd.erstsse, the Vegetable S.. up km °Weaed w eisli..r.iro *limb "' 16 ." 16 3 Loa* ens ...epart. so VI Meissen ronyes ed Mid she riorie, rubs rby Wave.? Lemma, i mayeramr. is 1 11414 .-shwirsion f site .ecietar. nip rtmorlng the ihns.nwrohtlais, balthtlit, Ind ish.r disefdrrs width they erwrisa. The g7tep le prepared in year qwerwilies at tisis that r grorral a-e, ....4 ,i 1 She Propriesom 'Mel bad abe by We devoted Asada ia 'teas sad Cle.;:lle3. LONDON, MONDAY. JUNE 14, 1819 " The Cause fer which HAMPDEN fdl in the Field, and Similar died on the Sclffold I " pill.: JOURNAL .f NEW VOYAGES sod A. TRAVELS. Nn. IV.CH he pablilieed me 'nimbi , uhe cNY. rum .knot irto•livisa of the Travel. et the Slareitin de CH A VEAUVIRIJX. ee lialt : ........—.. - . shill be glees to lb. inhabitants of the country `o• I vetoed; and by which, especially, the most helpless part of the population shall be protected from mine. ciliary opproasion. Allow sae, my Laid, to apply these principle' to tbe subject of this loamy. From clines which it Is unnecessary berg to captain, Ike N'• I. Cos Mimed WISH lißl'aresset of the Y.i.ge B.lier Rat._ _ _ No. 11. PRIOR'{ Voyage la the Indian hem. No. 111. EvrarMoos amass the Pablie Bstablisb meats of lb* gaited Kiaadons. illther Noshes mai be hitt at 9..somen. M. inboards, of all Bosia.ellems or of Sir Richard Phillips and Co. Bride short, Br4dge.areet. salsa of mere Emma Isboisr lies been In sash re- diced that the smoking man in this antlntitor coon- tries is new placed ender circnntatancos ter sore en favisurshie to his happiness than the serf nr villain . . Ox rex EMPLOYMENT o► CHILDREN IN IU4NUFACII9RIES. less ender the feeds! system, •r than the slave was in soy of the nations of antiquity. 1 have saying, widths the last three years, been but ton often oldie to refuse the murices of men willing to Purl their strenath to the very uttermost, vibes those sera, vices were offered and urged unon me by entreaties most dimressing its decline, at wages which engirt not afford the *Nakao., ter himself and family, the most bare and common necessaries of life. With the TO THR RIGHT HON. THE EARL OF LIVF ROOOl.. Mr Loto,—Permit me to address your Lordship in your capacity of Prime Minister of the Buhl. la Empire, on • 'object of national concerti, which, though it has excited considerable interest in certain quarters, appears not to lie understood or sppeaciated by the Public at large, in any degree commensurate with its real importance. A Bill on t h e Employ. ment of Children la Manufactories has been rued twice in the Howse of Commons, paned throgrgh the Committee, and its blanks filled up, mad is to bo read a third time the first Monday in April. 1 noticed the debates which took place on its first and attend evading, sod have just received a copy of the Bill as amended by the Committee. The Bill is opposed, it seems, by a comber of active wealthy cotton spinneys, goad wen of ballot* several of whom are Members of the Bosse of Com mons, and who are nimble of raising • formidable oppositios to any measure. which they Imagine will affect their interests. Its supporter are those who diem the practices which at present prevail is our manufactories to be in many cams injurious to the children. Tin subject, however, seems to be takes up by both parties on very confined graved& Its estensive bearings gro the general interests of the na tion have been very imperfectly, if hardly at .11 con sidered ; and its strong claims nn the attention of Govenemost sod of tho COW ry, in consequence very feebly Waisted upon. The manufact look at it simply as allertingle men, under an alarm that the regulations proposed may in omit, wily or other di misish a fraction of their profits. The fear of Inns , of pecuniary gain to men trained is the principles of trade and masofectares is eery oatmeal. Their sta•lon in society, and, in many instance:, their very sob. sisteace, depends on success in their severs% octopi. limas. Their labours end anaietios ton are very gram, and .saps is a few instances which in coneeqesince are always promineat, they ere very ictiletpately remersetaterl for their toil and care. Under thine, circumstances it Is re 00000 biro to tended, that Petry object mast be viewed by them through the medial., of mereastile ealcolatios : and no one can jaraily bison them for, or be surprised at, the jealnes tivity which they eshibit on all occasions where their' interests, real or imaginary, are attacked. For these and ode* masons, the natural coarse of erode, mane factures, and commerce, should not be disturbed,' except when it Interferes wigs measures affecting the well-being of the whole community ; in which case minor considerations ought of course at all times to Sine way. •1 he prettier; which prevail is oar manufac.l wrists form, in a peculiar manner, one of these es. ceptions. They interfere with the best is. wrests of society, wi'beet benefit to soy particular or to as y individual t sod very little PROMS. lion, 1 presume, will demonstrate to your Lordship , the troth of this Estement. Generally speaking, the occupation which mantersctureg under theesisting ar rangements afford, is mote or less unhealthy to those employed in them ; who are called upon to sacrifice 'their strength and substantial comforts for the advert. up of others, and not unfrequently for the benefit of their enemies. The numbers thus employed now constitute an important part of the population—so indeed, se necesserily to disseminate the good or evil eaers, of the practices which obtain among them, over every corner of the empire. These prattlers are. lir, The emploement of children before tliry pelmets sufficient strength for their work ; before t4ey con be initiated in their no. ceisary dosustk duties; Ind before they can acquire any fixed moral habits or k nowledge that may render them useful, or not injurious, members of the cool. minify. And 2tily, The employment of adolos, both male sod female, in sitcations unfavourable to health for an escessivo and unreasonable nem. her of hours per day. The Bill before the !louse of Commons is intended In apply to the former evil only, sad to remedy which it is sure ly eery inadequate. It p er mits children to be em ployed at nine years of agorfor twelve hoormaard a halt per day, allowing them au boor and a half daring this period fee meals and for 'smite in the open air. &yeti ence proves that men may be habituated by early practice to consider flip moat inhuman and bleharous customs, not only with indifference, but as amuses moots from which they derive elgeitite enjoyment. Even the best natural dispositions may be trained with ease to delight in cannibalism. It would be clearly unjust, therefore, to blame manufacture es for practices with which they have been familiar from childhood; or to suppose that they have lets hero oily than any oilier class of man. 'Those prettier however, to which they have been familiarised fecon early life, are nevertheleva unjust in the eittemo to their fellow.erestures, and peculiarly injurious to the best interests of tte country. To detail ell their monogamic's would exceed the limits of a letter; end it it presented that a sketch of the outline of them will be 'albeit's! at one* to disclose to your Lordship the high ion; grimace of the %object, and to establish iu dais to toe immediate attention of Go. vertimeat. To govern well and jrially, is to fond arrangements by 'thick t Le greatest bent Ste that clteanotaneel admit small pittance they asked, they could in fact only gradually starve, amidst wretchedness of which the wealthy no form no adequate conception. Under these circumstances, the working man and his family are now truly become, even in this country, pitiable objects. Yet it is from this class the wealthy derive all which they bold. The rich wallow in an excess of lotteries injurious to themselves, sclely by the la boor of wan who are debarred from acquiring for their own use a sufficiency eves of the iodispensible articles cf life,—mach less any of those numberless comforts which they see evened them. And yet, if their capabilities were permitted to be brought into action, they could multiply these in such attendance as world not only afford themselves a participation in thaw, but would yield to the higher dames a still larger ropertion of wealth than the latter can pos sibly obtain under existing circumstances. Such being the facts, my Lord, which at any time I can , prove to the satisfaction of every intelligent reflecting mind, sorely the working man and his family have a fair and jest claim for some aid and protection from the Legislature of their country. In a majority of cases he is now, oh equired,ccriepelled by dire notes. j city to labour 14, 10, or even iS -Moen per day in employments from which often every ides of comfort I must be banished, whit* are frequently very en healthy, and sometimes revolting to human nature ; bet. my Lord, his and his &tighten, and even his children. male and female, of a tender age, a'. how subjected to the same necessity : they most all thus labour, when they tan parrere work even of this a retched description, to support a bare atistenee.— To effect more than this many of than never hope, Ant live in palatial fear, should sickness overtake them, that they must sooner or later be compelled to accept even this, in the degrading capacity of pariah peepers. Yes will, I am sere, my Ler.% readily grant that this state of things cannot last ; that its conti will annihilate every proper feeling between the go verned and their rulers; and that confusion and misery seat go on increasing. If you ask me tfhere is the remedy ? or ay, es modern politicians are apt to do, that the evil in lime will core itself, I contend that there are remedirs; and I deny that the ail, if unchecked, will cure itself in any other way than by perpetually increasing the necessity for the adoption of those remedies. A truly enlightened 111111111111118 will avert, by wise ameliorating ODOOSOM, those increasing evils, which, if permitted to pro. eyed unremeglied, will inevitably derange the social system which it is his duty to direct and cat trail. Past history exhibits no combination of cir cemstheees which bears any analogy to the present crisis: the time existed when knowledge and misery were so closely and extensively united. That such an union can be of lung duration is impossible; one or other must prevail ; end no mind competent to look into futurity can be at any loss to conjecture which must yield to the other. The only safe course which Governments can now pursue it, not to op. pose, bet to lead sod direct, knowledge. Those Governments which will net or cannot act thus will have increasing difficulties to encounter, which no attificial power, opposed to the permanent welt•be ing of the People whom they g , tin long with. I stand. I tryst, my Lord, the British Government is not destined to he one of these. I feel confident that there is too touch good intention and intelligence Atm amongst us to permit Ibis *ell to be ingicted on a nation en wane' to artifice its temporary late. rests to the security of its future liberty and happi ness. It is these considerations which induce me to Wog before your Lordship those natural remedial for .silting evils which can be alentreffecteal. Security can weir be found only in that system of policy which regards the proper training, edoestion, end edam apses employment of the working classes, as the primary objects of Governcaso. Every other reme• dy which may be attempted will prove a mere plllin tie., anti now a very short-lived palliative. But, my Lord, how utterly vain most it be to attempt these objects while in large a part of the population as I have described—while not adults onls of either sea, but even children of a tender age, art co:y.ll,d In lobe& in unhealthy occupations for 14 r.r 15 h ur. , p..r day I Such s practice has arisen from the blihil efforts of ignorance, that, in its earns's• to caper kook's/ate wealth, destroys the only autos ma., of securing its permanence and its benefits. The 0 1 .. posers of the ameliorations proposed would then h themselves great gainers by tt.eir aflopti..o. Lot tie . subject be viewed fairly, even as ann• of roe , . cain or pecuniary profit only, and it would be racy to pt or • I to the ontiaection of •arry one IS he ha, not it. P. stained to become a mere inasufacturer, or whose mind hes not been too deeply imbued with ft.:- ire. jailor , of trade, that all parries inteire.t.-d most ir•- cesmrity be gainers 1811110, I he 111(alitiatIll which copy wow to be adopted,—that is, that more wealth than be crested foe all, at a less cost tad wi:h more cern- tnxp 7 / 1 • fort lo vech. Bel 1_ need est *very yew ler.!.. ihip'r time +ilk the &Nails of ma tresinonti. n..warr only to these whose ideas have been confines! •ithii the 'limits of • ce•Min chit, sod who ere eensepnent. ly Incompetent le any process of manning in nyhteit it is neees•sry to slew s•ui►iy as a whole, end ant in little delimited mod Sefton Seel ed p , . :ion•. Tee govelion le now before the Lesletil ore and the coentry, where I have long swished rn .ee It. hit Its priar•iples relight be fairly and f. 'y diserossetl hr ti•atessa►a who hive no interest, pilau.; real or ima ginary, In the pxes►nt firair.r.ion o f iao hest•b. Isilo. end beppsnets rf their fellow.e,oet i voil—ssh,.. only emigres@ afterwards is pirl.ts relief I regrets he•.np►, to we that 116, . In. Rat before ono tantalite 1n it. ortt•on' rniat t arts unadolusto to reinotly tb of"t ono *vitt. ow( tilkielt Ism ago slight to '11•0 M• 11 •.11.11Pietw!. It. etiarlmomis kink DO intoodod a...-linritinn• to e ,ttnn! mint 'slily* and permit childros it nine 'IOU 4 rola to M employed in Owe Irons that print, t.l It; Fiore of .Re, it hoots anti a half p►t tiny, aliening only 0119 hour anti a half for meal , ' and •jerri..• in ihr open sir. I hew.. vie &obi O h ► Nen..arable g.tnh.r with whom this Bill originated. and •rho has cl..votetit so much time to the sol.ject, Is aware that these en. segments we very inadequate to men the raiding evils. Ile was probahl♦ afraid to ask mo r e. test he should increase the opposition of thew. who think themselves interested in linnet eating an optitrainn •n their fellew•erestsres, worse than any elvers of the same attest with which the human nee has Seen hi therto afflicted. We are unacquainted with any floe, incest or 'seders. that has entered Ito hon. d►eds of thousands of children, of seven to twelve years of age, to work incessantly for 15 howl per day in an over•heated unhealthy atmosphere, allow. lag them only 40 minutes net of that floe for dinner end change of sir, which they breathe often in damp cellars or in garrets, in confined narrow streets se dirty lanes. And this system of oppres.ion will be sanctioned by the British Legislature if the Bail proposed shall be allowed to pass in its pres•st stale; for it is in evidence taken heron. d Commit. tee of the Ilneve of Commons appointed to In vestigate the subject, that such prartices prevail in other manufactories as onliesle.y as the cotton. It moot for a moment he supposed that Ole Logic. eaters will now compromise its distorter by giving its countenance to such abuses. Far better otn „id i t b e that the evil shield remelt In its (WI est.nt, these that t►e poor *offeror shamed he 'stocked lay mkt. meets which merely hold eel a 'mete paler% relief to those employed In one branch of nor neanufact ~,,, while thnesands wed hundreds of thousands in other situations are left to esperience all the oppression and slavery of whirls I now rompliin. My Lind. I do hope that this important tubjecll will be taken spend defended by the Minions of the Crown on its broad end ire. principles ; I toast they will p►ovbt' the counter at large, that revolutinn ete violent reformation is not neee•asry in compel theta to protect the oppressed and the hoo t ing ;en d t h a t :net ere willing of themetstres to begin the u rk of graded. reformation et that point from whk • alo^• any bend. dal reformation can ever commence—tltal is, by attending well in the proper training and edocatinn off the riling gegerstios. Let this point he adopted the polar star of the domestic policy of Great and it may safely be predicted that her past 11-rting prosperity sod success will become as shadows whom contrasted with her future permanent anent and glory. A fortunate opportunity at the proper me• meet now presents itself to begin this admirable work, and let us belie is will be seised with *edit, by our most entghtenerlSiatesmen,whodiscardinit else ignorant and d.g•sding feellags of party, will units all their efforts in a nine in which all have a glees• mon interest, and by the adoption of timely previa. five measures, founded on principle% leading to union and good-will among mankind, wilt overcome those galls in thy weal system which new in every dlrostloit threaten forcibly to dissolve all setting Givermenontei and institutions. Bat, my Lord,—and I pot Mil question to you as a practical itatesenn,—con the habits of the rising venation by well and properly formed while they continue to be iesmared almost from infancy within our demoralising anti unhealthy manufactories for 14 or 15 hours per day? Or ca. .her, my Lord, could th greatest enemy to hansom nature devise mere effeetell means by which to blight every hope of improvement or happiness to men Could such a being in the plotting& of his running and hatred, so surely settle in any enter way a Oasts mg MS! on human beings, or so certainly inflict upon them form and degree of misery to whit* h►ir nat , .•e is ti.ilite? r.•lesnee one seep, beyond a mere pretence to SlMPlionif Ih• +retc'•d roi t intr i ai of the walking ekes,—the sole instruments by which our necessaries, nor errnfnrts, end one (wearies are p•ndaeed, they awl h. ve. , tee.•.l Irons :het up. erasion to which they ate wive explorl, avid their e.ildren m•.st tie plies(' nailer -irearitstaures in which they may he train* I in h •tits useful to : einselees ..14 to sortely. If •r•e Bill now w.f.. e the 1..gi.15. tiro secure nit 11.e.e ol , j.CtC, it 1610 not effe t E.ty thing ilnit Ind toil much bcier be left smarm . steal of ennfi t ,e t:•.j,trnsisiers of that Art to rattan. outgo not►•• •hould even I to sit manefuetu►ut white•., rot an in plicate holism. losteed of children b•i• t admitted at nine seers or say its work in Gore.•., mitt. It haws nett a bat/1w day, with ..nly liner and a half f••r notlll.llsod ICH . • tiwa s no child a! csaidi be admitted to work in any wan es• f r i te and out for Harnett eery hef.re ton year. Ise weir. old hal Pia hears per day omit he to Ill• •r..ijos , .11b" Y""g " old fur chug time one 1,..er f o r per day, stiowlng th^ra o• 1 leavinglo hours breakfast and a not h er for dinner, • t,„ I no m•nuraetanr peree,rend fh•n w...es yet full and constant weal, wide) is one MOM then