The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-06-10 00:00:00

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They are also to be pestered it mo m Perfumery , esd.flair Dressers la Tows and Cohntry 14 ' . but as they have bech very rnentily eosaterlltitad, the gee ' , wine has his sienelere end address on the label:. ~ ATIUNRON'A OOLTBLE BRFINF.O MIINDSOK. 1' ffeb %P, .sweated of all rowing prop e rti e s, la peeing / sty c i d. I" wed for Ladles and Gentlemen Whose skin is tender. m o d 11 • fir diiirarseey. ft It kept till very old , and, oossoithenny, if e tsposstslal in use. It fs Very highly perfumed. slid wheat lbw ikin,has got hard, rough, or even, It gradually eorreM s eek esperfectieos, and metes it soft, white. und• even.' • Price. Haisfpouede. Is. 9d.; Potted., es.; by bakteet a ,;, Dozen Podefls. 10..9d.: also the old Brown, Moller per. ' 4 tam, 41. pvies , ..3d.a Pound. 1 ,, I' KINSODC9 CURLING FLUID. or. VEGETATIVE ',AIR 01 L,in sklOwed to bathe most ehgant article ever la. i . ie r tedlor.ii:irife.the Hair a beat.tiful gloss in dressing. itui "• • t Iterplitsfit In rztail la esercise or I. damp weather, and , tete:hi/Ith* LW/month where It has fallen qk frogs ill : s pridon,•stittogeof Muerte, or 11/17 Fe yitliee44.ol2.. ••••• • • r41,1 1 / 2 - "Vbiee flit. al. .A MONIS VIIGETARI.EI DYE &onset %fey or rod lids Oa the head or whiskers to a permaaantbrown or bit*. ..Prle.e ds. . • Agent for if odson's Botanic Tooth Powder, sod Tincture. Which have been so generally adopted. They do sot merely . nclaitsss so& beautify the teeth, hat preserve them from . decay to lir latest period of life ; they eradicate ths storey and bribe from the gums. fasten mach teeth as are Mai., and iwkeleit thetbresth ; and so undeviating are their', effieti. •that there never was an • Wooer.* of any lone who regithrly used then) over having the tooth ache, ter It peotir doesyed. Tice 2s. 9i. eaob. -- . _____., ....., _ . ___.,.-—,-; , .. • CA RP UP AND FLOORCLOTRfIe. ~. c;39ltritt . 4 . 11,14 Int*. AT h it. •LIPUTAILIA/11111 wall . . itousiti. LONG-ACRE. . . IlligllE PR' )Pitiltt Ott belts to retntn Ms best flanks. • #. A to the rubric itij itis i Vornie, for the very liberal: . . eniouregen r nt hi has reeeleed for the last loom and S ib, Hopes for a rantlnnanEe'of th eir support :be taw to or.: ' hr to their inspection en assortment of the err t almond illeerredeietia,einitisittgrofevery description of Carpeting. Hearth Rh Grogiette Moorelottis. Sethi!. Table Co- , , 1 . , - irenl4 is. &;.. which he is detortalsed to sell sine slot shall meet their approbeteo4. .1 u• • (..11heveiliew Kap at ball price ..1 "...s er terroAmmver.,:ratendo_...* n iv i wAtat. itlitr:iiptaiit 'telt Tallona* ri'vrav:, of Uitkitfrilinunnition Ste ~ Kass; . . 4 Oztord-siriet,. neir" obtl- TVS? It nof s d"4na nt • Arty rotincls In etery Mandrel' 1141024 Y ok o te ; gar wltertorrr_t _ illeK4 -, t i t IVA ' 1 1 f i IClty - ' lie!. C , • !•-•., ," : ° AT 'lOl - 41 01 .vOkd ilttal . • , Itrlttstriild '‘ .r f ig S t y ; . 1. -vtati=u, 'r . '4l: . C" --7- 'Tee\ fir t iezal u : ese Designs of Bruisele ' Carpeting of yhaste co-' lifers, atliptilaWift SO the deiwintrlrochn --'"• AlffiNts -4 0 AR(.0Ult PV i l a t e rCrßE,, l ' tettertite ed' . Patohdirany . Ina '1344 ' Eitel Oaf Triftity . ) Fldebotedi; sorhe corneas richly cartettahli Fienerpoli with Sercoghegapes. made of the same material. i • i l witritsi Bels - of 0/pithier Mahogany Dining table% pips, li v tr i Holm ,• .• . to t IpenibrokeTablet of ißTerertf size% ~' ... "rietrn Seetchsry'BOokt.tutes,Of•iiP•flot 4 ,ll 4 ligatelfs . i• - Thirtf-listi 4 DOten Mdfibitty. fit ellalii, Spin 1 11 . , 1 1,100e1c 11011 t caried and Oils, Isiltaelet ' 1 . 4 91 0 ) 1 0- 1 1!' ifMt aid Ipelibitr Pik' I • • "tfOliiii:s of Otte•Rendiet real Tit* ~ . . .. • or , ti 6 res tz a r sortie itf..thest remarkably largii; a, . ••. ~.. , di. iota bit tilsposericif without cleat. ' , . . fl '.!.. rls . . . 4, •i• ' • respond. • .. ' BM) AND DILESSINO4B . .4„ - .. . ' . ' 1 • • i., '•', . i '• Z- Three' Dagen fielt•Sidedlour-jwise 1. ! , t ~ sad Bedsteads,Spanisb litillra_ i _Dal . '` * lend • ' ,", • ' b fisit and French ChiriteltpdU i liAll4r e . . tlift •' ' I* .. ,". *et style of eleganee: '' • , : Thirty-four four-postilliiptionds, of . seiliticr"itios 1 ,Oitli_ !bout four Dozen French,. Tett, and Fiel4"Beditestis. ' . • , •A large Assortment of shmilne.Wltney Blankas. of o rg' "liftable to the beds ; and Mardeilles Quilti, blea t :heti • i r *id principle, withont the aid of powerful' adds. .. • One Hundred fall-sized Feather Beds, made of thin• Si ' ;white Dantzic teethed '; and here It Is elitism* t ' 5 e a , that these feathers are dressed in a Radler watt'''. h theorensite or oily smell is completely removed. • .. RetWeen Two' and Three Hundred Hair sod Wail Mg; • ; *Aid sod plain, with Pithiest, Of the same di.; ons t ell of which ire finished in a eery oupertorrway: y-six Dozen Bed-room Chairs, togeeher with, to him' unity of Wash-band Stands, Dressing Tables, BOA . ig Masses. QE.—To which may be added, - - whole of the Paraphernalia of the Red aed Dressing • .. ou • families are respectfully requested, particularly from try, to bring the dimensions of their rooms, both as hoe ing of Carpets with precision,..as ISO sio lig 'wed finishing Drawing-room Cartaladhe • - Terliwars, Reds, !e. EY • • 4.. ilmi every day at tea o'clock. 1M *a' R. r , ' • ' , I e• • ' - MUNNS &WC°. late hilLEIr- t vs , ' • ... PftOM SATURDAYS GAZETTIR: • - I 1 _-......--. - • - I :I • WAR OFFICE, Jona 7, ma. , - ' **deg df Dragoon Goardsf.iertitsdant Hint; Mika:' 4110:1141i the half.pay of the Sth Light DrattLcuji • ; ; tined. F.'Clarke,' who entlidges: tit i re#:•! • . ' 777 Ottto—Lieutrnant F. D. Chalmer to: ivellegaggeflitX V • vies E i Power, who retires. Odewei'libelitA. $o eto ! Lieutenant, by purchase. ' viee.tantilseefF. Igefft. to he Cornet. by purchise. eistrHp.ipeiv.. • ...veling"' of Light . 9.,,,,,,,, , _5tir,e0i. R. C. *alke!.. 1aratt,„..,... be Surgeon, vice Fteech s eireiwied tehborria e,gintent of Foot Guards-:—E: 6::rtiee:* I:4i btellitildn'tind Liestettnot, by parebeite.'v IVer __ -geollOobill. • „lel regiment of Foot—t.ientenait A. Nfachean, horn ebb' ...... _airlay elks/dr& Irociri to he I.biortena rd.: 'Sleet ti, Cir. mtlrbb etacininges, receiving the ditierence. ling fi j it it Ftt i t, to be tiev iL te U nti ra nt vire v ed iUl fr° B 9l . l l l Z e est, 14 471 . ar . ... a.„.6:lEnpett.ient.to be 'Resign; by purchase, INS resho t . 'W s _ PlikoLi-A: Maher. gent. hy 'purchase, v*ie Otte. ap. '4 , 1 Witte etturtritoosVolirds; J. F. Ifilt4. geut. hi , •'. vine Allajdodio, prbooted•lo the tillfb•Footi—to be .00-I.tetweent T.-Iteriiion. from the itelf-pay of Foul, tp b e Lieitegoo, vice IL W. B. MOOS.), who receiving thelifferenee: tit -I M.: .10 *r ttAki It4NPD&PI Siff/ 134 t ra tt ;(* I i • ', Milli.. M. D . ,freektlTt, • eearls, tribe rgeon. eked. Allardice, who rill t.pay of the Mr gerrlson battalion. Illih - Ditto-Seraeon C. Waring, from the watt-pay of time 6th partition battalion, LS be Sergrroo, vies Walker. olliudsecd to the SA Light Dragoons. ! :Slit Ellths-rT:ectesest E. St. fdaer.to be Captlikteirf legretteee. eke Storer. who retiree._ Ensign W. TiotillOok6 o prii iketetiontey pitrehase, eke Bt. Mane. ! . „- • • &61"DtWie-,Ljeutsmant .0. H. Lots, to be Adjoeiii, 'elms Monios. who resigns the Adjutancy only: Seth' Ditto..-Eltelgns J. R. Majendie, h•olo thoW6l46 . oett to l b ; :1 4"te nys I I ; 4llt et t ley ian B P :t r AT: j ar:rant?: Z.74 6 .7 '"• rhalt pay of the 101) root, to be LiegtOttaliA, vise a.. 4 e. *hp returns to the Retired List il nimit rd Resat Veteron Rattalion-Liestena . nt T. Pliklogtall.. from the traft-pay . of the 6th West' India thalami* ; o r ildnutenent. vice ColliAte, Minim Ik who sto hie eepas, - gee on the Retired Li& •, ‘ • Moserrat Srere.--Ifospital Asslstarit.,4: - Motelliasne• Wale, from the half pay, to be Ilospital-Amistant to. the I vice Mooch', are impel/damp hms not lama e. Hoepital-Aseistast,D,Brown, lima •,. lialf , • •,te •tact to *Notice s Ilea -j• : —•• resigns. Comarissions in the North Shropshire it s eiltoati.• 11 money Cavalry, signed by the . Lord Lia . , at the Conoty of fillop. • . - J. W: )se, Ere., to he•Coptelit, rice Sandford. dethasesi; tiatsleuent J. v. forget, to hp ditty, _AC. Wynn, resigned : Co' reel R. Jones, to be. Lieutenant ' t toe Lovett, promoted. JP . Jeans, lent., to be Comet , m icsJones, promoted. (Co.iptniesion In the Derbyshire ,Regiment of Yeonrsky rCavalry, signed bribe Lord Wowing of the county of Derby. Edw. Dawson, grit. to'beiComet, vice Hartsl.orne, re alined. . 1 IA _ e ' . 131PiftiAL.P4RA3IENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. -.MON SAT. The Liverpool laterals:Bill was read a third time owl patted. The farther eolitiffiehlten of the 113#10 of tho*. Age OM was putdrdsttil tO-010troW. . - . .Their.Lortivbile t AP a Comulliteer liiii . ilbagik. Scotch Entails Hill. • •• : 071 ...Ilse Afarqeess of ~' L preens ted, 11 , POOP" (,in Knaresbermigh . in.Vorkshire, praying for thwillip (Woo of 4lavery. • ~ ~ ,-,, ; • ' .. •. ' . a •• , zatsn v 16. ,4 0cftigs• % / 1 'lb. Marquess of LA. ksto , VPAAtT . ed the second reading ; tir the' Irish Grand J dry rerionsiargillifill. sad it was arewd- Ilitgly read a secood•itote.,' 1r15,141 1 / 4 14hip th en observed that liar wood not th rit trenbli the Noise with any details or kr lilesseats do this inelreire; beesthre a Notile Friend Vfhte, leek as latereea idle, we* absent from ledisposilion. as sir -oppeettraiS) menittisilli be fillbedird for flaking C.mairsiel pod evklenotehpeo It. hi @honk move that the Bill loommitted for •Teneletni ottide"-Ordered. ,_..ilpicg JOIN C. TEWANCYAILL. i tie.l l lrftleOe o sii i. Jotilpo.w mete% Order of t' - for the see . . irtaftbis Ha., qbaeit 0.. i, '''sus to tort e nixestaitigpe.pf , apeas„, ....... the efireitti elk number of metros hsvi • deg. lb' *O6 et it • ite tenants hi comas& of t iseartioas melba; JAM buy dia n-rt interiereO,lth any' eleht,- ham wergild: pesiieor the Ittileiel 'thettiplicat I fireltholdetsew ii. 1,1; 1. t. , . • ;.•. • . liallt..Eatt MI IaMMIIIIHIC , Odd be highly 'apprev, ‘ l ll lifihdlrivootti - Te -, as inft , a stop to the S. Nest elearope Arm thearectice of eoesertleg wesiso. .Ipere.litto freibma. tor tho mereisrpeso of glettlfl Bleat ligeteifee altn indi v lanais, (tad not of g ' `ektitable righti le. ' who held the elective fra . therefore hoped , ' •pAnciple of the um woo 4 -7, -• , !1,,, - .. •-,: •• • easitted .i . it : l l:. Biß Ste tlmti Nolte eliedfttilbSWAtijoertied. s' '' ' i • 'porlylit . i i),..%104, r r ge; L lier• - i • /p Mr. itiTtrAgT . TLE.T•ear . ,p. patriot; from; the. Worsted Min eterere v f l'. • it& Jp..Yookshire,, ,ageitht Sib liiittit# r *Opting' MAO _AyFegeis.. • Mr. • STUART WORTLEY prillenteti . 0 lie Ilion. from .the Dashes. or sbotib . Libel'. fo r teiCirkihfit Yhe Bill rot Petieolies the Staled etriStelreperriedebt-Lill on the table: [ ohlev STUART WOR,LEY. preseeted'ltiother petitioti' ifroast•T4 . lwa-ditaliemof iiiithelthiter.agdast the latd•Bill. ITfir DP uot •:. -'. t • . •,,i ... ~ , r. 1,,r..g tirii, t aleeStertaieldiniefroot Bean.' 4 1 0 / * - 10f4• . 1 ,,•, - ~,,,., s '' ~ . 01/ . 0 i - . Ill ldve lvellenrel'Of .. .. . tt.ol.ta.lll;! Copppi;t 9 , a n pm het wioixiotpoo,Je to thi?atsit pooh., •,P. . -I '' SCOTDIVRAND lltlgilMt ITS. On the' motithr of the 'CHAN/CELL Rot the ' MOE. .quv.e, dup. House went ' into • t.Cileveltarrif oh the geld''. .and Irish Distilhtry Mts.' • I i :7.! • • ::•:,... , Several Resolotions were Propose& ilea 111116 ind •UN after which, the Home rerouted; and tleellegeggigagosakeetasebi received tomorrow. • I _,,1 . 1LF.' ....ci ~• . i`. : •',.... • lALs'ot,mmit. -. . , ! • 1 - ~, _:r• Mr. HUME etosid Tor RetiVolactodimith i tt WAalaiid Of Ilfaii she Wink dethils 6(4 ~ . .Juipeave,drtylpa thnlast . .y(l4 tirgethiii - lith the pinditch tharostiltet,thrreipedis of tie Civil 0 oierri•heir t'.. dre.- . -10_,_,:r4 emit. - THE PPAVT:• Mr. HUME wished thr Reaves Of therfOinbdr of Olken' of the Navy. disfineuistitsg the dititrat tridmoind those hi commission fres those on Wilsey, skis the year ISIS. --Ordered. ' Mr. HUME preseokel a petition ithros the Royal Burgh of Mhntrese, praiing the abolitioo at the Puttee on Wort, Aie, and Beer, and ,the Imposition. of than . nts Ma1t..,• , -Lsid, on the table. • • • 1 The Riseogeeestices end Finis Reviler)! *ill IthiXelihrit third time, and piked. Mr. INlXtilkl presented a petltiowslened by IS/60W gBk mateateeteners of Louden sad Westminster epithet the. 'Silk liteneracteren* 8111.--Leid on the table: .Lord ARCALTEALD HAMILTON presented a peddesi , from the Caddie-makers of Olaagow egoists' the deties.ea- Tallow.-Leid tut,thatable. .. . . 8 ILE .MI Altili v A scriptot . Mr. HUSKISSON meted Iligt 'the 'He" irt on the Silk Mithuteelurers' sin be now tram trio 'consideration. hWEROSIDEN . bn:ingIif eV the' Riitibo:' • • Ommieel Mete thee ordered toile etrOd' re: " . . • . ' • mr.• Apiits . tb en appealed gibe 6df to Artistiedjeil di I pre opts of the Bill. . s . -. . .. . , , ~. . • • . ai r . yrer,sor idol legged agaitielleerymakratiotolthediste: I ~Cooosel,hovitig with.drawn., ~,• ,„;: si Mr. lil kid HASSON moved, that*, f ieseadmegts be s e g.. Wood time. , • • ~. . , . . . .. . Mt. itu . x . ror laid tbit.tii filli The greatest interest in the. attestious of the persons whdee eitheisis 'now • heroes lire ironer: . Hiebbeid 1.•;.1 it lielieitkOt;leakh'ii Merton, tat . ... leg fairs Attlee teobtain toeill'epetiffoders ttritipportireity or prodosingbvidence. Whether , or , thrt the theti'' which they moild establish: should the oppoitoriityohe 'Worded them of belittle, forward evidence, hatf any'brtheine on Um' i d olet4lipriassple• advseated by. the Right illut: Clentleinaln oppoelte, was not koown to the Holum but he Width., that their gee e °tig!it to be, theme/tidy heard. Th e e ny w ir given to the witioneri Was, thattlii ? wee not a qu estion of' fie•s, but of prinelpies. But it IN 16 e4trearelyhar.l 'to Jr. . ow e these pethoos or what ilm•ir co:AU/444 1 0 Inestimable ag t eine -en 'the princtples' of ellitlimi' ecorkiiiie.' Tnei'.; :• - bes dee, At • rot . iinent ifnt: Ali* . 'of taloritielpl•s - a •scoitomy. Teri' said that ifirilledm Hoff 414 ' R es appear themselves to, he voireettled le their ojiielortr •oposs . uto sulOct• I%V ,Aid that : th e 114 r. . - ms of Curl ertirm !I t al i e pruceetted to pass those sery Acts on the Wasik* papa , c o gs of political eeonoiny ; anti now; opts ursi idea(,,,; winelples.ut Foruical t'ettOcliy.,ioPY oishl4 to sauce th•tse• Thek further laid, thit'the greatest chang e s had teepee plate la. ahose doctrines, that uotli nithidlifly feith aid a cAttia fi s°:- ` ,4'Csi4 l4i 'lC iiii e t';i ' it i Ma il ti a i l ,.. gall: urtiittd. 4 ''' a '' 2 1 t ut 8 ! Awl. tweost IPOINIIstVt* . - ' " , """ 4 , lip -coon ripett collection of errpitb PetSPros, : IF i r, i, r , c.,... kid Wench r it ilt pr suhlt i t, t he j e Iq, de aM B ' 6ll filto MC f`db il d‘s i , 11 . h Div for iPt els Stripes; hi err, Stte4e, Act s FL As iiii...., W FOR. Itor ebuPhts, chilti.'ett .. , 4 Si ;,, 001141, h i m : . tl ACC - 1(1141 ithrdirin to torrilthp ~ , ~ „ e_,.,, *eh ?Mien R,os t e,erte 1 ' t el o f'sl ,# liii*ilt ; 3 5 ;;; 1 ; 4 1 1 11 ; 7T ... 17 EL t aiitAl , „ A 74407, 11 4 4" 4 01! end ii)fihi• .24 16 Ma • 4 m n mi.. ! it go,. welr or 0 4 ~.• r-.._.* •01 1 • • dei,#a f ilfeiifib ,9 . . 4, . agii 4 • P!iiiip wilkiiriViir p li Vilitt . 1 0 " 41'414 r.P soett Italeed4t *iki Y. ' ' . . *Oka . isfivil Doerr Rote. ltiotortood. end StilOisnitiesti 'or L ' t t; the `eit Toy's ; OctagOli Work Tabled, Mile Chakrp, 87rat .....-- O.' - - It • • h • - ~;:~~ !• ! ,t.a+t p .n . ~:~ Per :I 11:* • iftg . 1.1!. his br • awl 14°. I. - . is the Fi.i i, SYDJKSY Ji ido the .Swell r ernes was acted on. lb indlinfereal vegulationia . it was . soedealfelty combatted Ist Aden. Berth, wh opinions prevaited-la the same matinee, until an Hon. Priem! if his. the Member for Portartlngton, had elderly shows. that. T et t e, itetile his genera l t priecip f le n s,: i onte of the theories M attekdrtiti shed o these fa e :ts w v er e e ry a na li tur: l l 3 l l ; Inquired, Tlm le p en thous e s tart swage fete owing!' economist, overturn the psitlide e writer. whose opinions were now acted spout as he beetatictoriod ov-r those 'so great an authority u predeussor Main Smith? The male argereept which had to loge In behalf of the petitioners was.th't -they get. go beard!' "Their comforts were to be Illiken away at ague without being beard at the stole time, g hey had It Asir pdwer to state futs which would re .he as so, so ' . th House e that this measure ought not to proceeded ; - 11414 10 happen th a t a C omm itt ee oft House sat to et uire tato the distresses of the weavers of vagry. 0. Milt oceagou no operative weaver was rattled • tojpire evi dence, but several masters were examined, and cedilla fags were bitched which were extremely worthy the attention of the Fiona*. Aheost the list question that eru put to the ?own, eft of Coventry was Whit lathe amount of yen poorratein—Wineu 'MMus 's hi the pound." The ' was pet with respect to tipttaillelds, to soother oesdistite assewetrwas;•••Sieabilltagela the pasha'. 7. , therefore, appear veer eamieeemtable to the Wigging' it Soltaidulda, Met it should be said. that these Acts were doing them a great deal of hum, slue ft appeared that the loentributioua to the poor noes werene trifflap,,ps coupe with those of paces Where thou Acts were wet I. roue. The next inquiry Was, whit *is the among of wages that an industrious man might earn a week 1—" From Ss. ed. to iii,"--et Whit was the amount of wages In Spitalltel.dir'— •• From lie. to Iffe." Let the Hous e l oo k t o th e r e su lt s of this dlfitence betwou the two places, in the morals of the par, ties resuctitety. •In Coveatry It appeared that the Weaver derived hal( 1111.ineSSII of adatistene front the master. mal Alf frog the parish fund. In Spitalfields, the whale n of swans of support werpecomed from the meow. Heuer, . that deterioradtat of morals in Coventry which at-. to those who weed' compelled to have recourse to ..tta mode. of lislog. Argo, it we. customary io Coven; i tef hike hilf-pet:aniterniers, and from the system of slag tiataof-doo,r4fesie eupreattees, it was easy to be ;Sieve that the lowest profflgsey was kept rap. A character Of' a very different description applied to the Inhabitants of Scitaltleids. He could say, from his own experieue, there was not a mote honest, industrious, and well conducted sag offpeopla to be found in any part of the kingdom. The Committee, who carried on the inyairy tato the Distresses of the Wegvera of Covutry, came to this resolution, ilk lii111:—" TintAltelhfis umplained of le Coventry did sot ago amongit thillheaafagurers of tendon and Middlesex; 'that they thought the abluse of those evils way es he leo eed to the' operation of tbe • thilthillads Acts; that soap . .egislative interference was nreessary, age that en mg& ropleity would he atorded-hregendlest tor...emery tie pee-, ;visions of the Spitalfields Acts." The a r g u men t th e n We sexed this - sha. Ike floes. yea sheet to deprive tight ;persons of an inestible blessing, without a hearing; fla ants: aegnation appeed teiteve take* place. io which. It .tagg, flay establish ed theft* situation of the weaver of Spina fields was supertor in point of morals, and in the degree of .regeneration fortis labour, te.t h at of the weaver of Co. y.. Whether - the petitioner. were right of wrong hp: t •• t conelusior on this sglidest, the House ought si .4 1 MM their eflui- Heti 'a shin( of the old Itornie iiw, Abet abe JadgembrdeehjeaLwltheet hearing both parles,de- I'd dual Wi1h0.1011.460.040111a5t a3OUld Ufa Oct 10! tumults •He thee meemilthat the Bill: be referee** a , 1 Pll.Cdaltlet- i. . f., q6 e14 4. 1.1, ,„ .: , n 141 ",...*. I tr,jll. Iff - T it •t-rfo r 1113SICTKYN sal .. r „,..t,„„,„.. ,„ t soilso•to *o3hr issie 7 4.liii question on bets W eh.Weas noir itefone tim use; and iseaming rhos . 'facto . to he true, he wield flay that this was a system ' 'which ought sot to he umietained... It Walsaid thaftire poor nem is the parish of-apitalfields were lower tbald Awe" of Coventry. 'delete the Hour could come to amt l"sent on this point,,they ought to know ander wings li i d i g s am p anees the e.onsparisen was made. He het ag = that Soitelfielala stood .preoutitteot•ancongst them turieg -districts, far Wing received' aseistence• frogadtb i e rgs m aw The argontellt used on that per. ef thyme*, !ergs most singulsr. Jilua House was called Oa fil de. tide on facts and apt, omegas's/tuts. Noteile tegentent litifl been used bet %HMu . show the twepriety of the , iLmislature's jeterfering get the saute prtatiple. in every Ippoupketure is the couotry,. • How was it possible that, id. 411 tie fluefeAfigrot 411*ise price o f . previsions sihce the . ruin ;*;:i e t:ic aw l li c y ts : , tbe,rate 4 I , the i l e ott wou tre wea ve rs' expn the . Whenever (be eponlifeetarer, involved Is deli* catty and tlistres., was shag to sell the attic& cheaper, nod, therefore, sombh rot a rininetion of yegesor die. . putiearose betwien'Adm gad thejonceeyeseg. ..Tip e y.th en •• were obliged to mutt to the Magistrate, who, in meat cases, dettitned ingesferieg, tied the unsetpurace was, that the emenfacture was-obliged to eive up making the par ticular article, which was transferred to nowother place frets Spitalfields. Hence the cause, of no change sti the rate of journeymen's wages. Besides, whenever a regu lation concerning wages was made by the-Magistrate, it was made according to the value pf the article, and not according to the peke of provisions; tied sow, he woold ask, could the Magistrate determine the value of an article which depended to much upon taste and fashion? Nothing could be more absurd than the law which gave s ilegistrate nib 'alt authority. Theprin- MA, if admitted •in one ease s moo apply generally, and ihesigltt he said with equal justness, if it be right in this [ legatee, it ahoold be exceeded to every other breech of r wade, for which- nebodY.wonld attempt to argo t , because it would manifestly lead to great mischief. mid would, hi , had no doubt, ultimately end 'in distress and pauperism. It was argued,, _that :the operation of these laws wou ld prevut th e trade frcts 'becoming too extensive.—that• while they continued there was no danger of seeing an overgrown manufacture in- the metropolis. He was ready to admit the disadvantages of an overgrown trade' in so large a capital t hot its very extent, and the vast increase of its populstiou, pt - ored the didiculty of any trade withimit becomingmergeown, while; if the present laws remained unrepialed, he contended that su far from extending the trade, on the very first "marmite of dis tress, they would have the,etfect of placing. the metropo-, 'lis ifs . circumstances of dif fi culty ; sot witnessedwo soy other orc..sioa. With regard to the introduction of machinery,. it was quite impossible to attsin.that abject ;while the rate•Of warm always continued the aerie. • If !they were to defunct.' whet was to be a comfortable 'salmis - rote for an:titles", or a labourer, and What sheait Ice the price of hit. lab eti,leleit 'task digerati' , diffieulty etnthrtney falose•Ppliti rbeibaetrbi? To him 4 •appriiie.f. iimlractleibli, any yet if ' tbe Otgottiint was' 'vital at' . an.. its applicatiOd ought to hdmpm..dds - gent4,§l., They were not ace at fuer opin the facta,,ail of whi c lf h„ admit.. 4 and beilierefore objected to 4 COLL 41i itoe as mimeo* ere,. , . • Iik..ELLICE said he admitted that they were not noti• patesinx the Merits of the propelled rapid, the pri f iel.fl of *Miele the argumenta of Counsel entirely sopparted . r•-lectitill thet wanted informatioti tfideternilde whe:' .Ibo it would he expeliiiiit"to 'retort iktbli., m ili u - re • ii preee,nl.raiitt It • eiretherAie Oviii'be,tlinnilit it, Dimes's/v . : . ej 4 elitiritie tifroliiii. d a • Ciapin ttter , tie admitted that . itliese,:ts could Out stud unless they became general,, • i Aboar moll& overlook .the inconv en ie nce which. *rise frees regulating the price of lamer, bat thee 00, k ,guitte the rice of provision, ; !oral; long as lamed' tz posi st.enti tegnlating the price of ;he lot: -;•, it was not ue• I, 447;1. tachea s*.Y a try td'l 114 PRICE SEVEN . !'. . . a - . • - 10..... the rho • . • . re l ied e that some sl••••••,* ld exist to ergo • .4251 th e foams. Tins Act originated under peculiar cleultut- ' . . it (sees. It Imola Ire recollected that au Aet was rilltill in the reign of Elisabeth, regotedag the price of A r . according to the price of provisions, and it was after 1 . 4 • Act that the Poor Laws were enacted. Then in Irf . • ' Act was Pasted to..regulate the price Of the labour. e It _ . Spitalliehts joiwriertneh. els objection to the rep el 'cf this Act now was. that other Aets were still' suffered, to exist, affecting tfie interests of the r journeynsen i web set the Combination Act and ;he Act preventing aflame. • from going Thruad. All the se s h ou ld b e repeferi .. at the same time. (le could not admit Min iln Act eh•sla ille repealed- which would hart . ' tare . effete of lowering the p r i ce of th e l a b our ear - ...;.,, • lenrneytnet, while acts were suffered to tenpin i F the Statist, lieoltottilch increased the price ofproria - s.. ~ ca .. , The n (.nisi. which,. raised the price of that netiCle • .- ^ . t fall 30 per cent. elitist& alai) be repewel. ,At all evtnW ` -.....5. I if it were determined to re,peal this Act, a Committee ' ' ... sla•AltLhe appointed to inquire if it wenW not he carded s ib peal et the same time oilier Acta, which:•srseit sou I In tire in - erears of indsitat we should approximate' the ptitaelp* laid - down lrythelfi Malt, httele Shoal re en all th bilxonsidered if • • eliceptiori)o thin to. . . i rypeil, st sti e ;it A4tiot. t e •. It was not OeSpitalfiel. I* regaile(f—ther• were ea lees • which shdatid nadergo'the saint doeibtfai t if , in some tidier . change would not heoblleet to tome to *Meth . the stiteof thi Poor Ls ornanii: He thought ft would ' ComMittee, if it weir: only , 1 peaceahle screw of the arts Acts. He hoped thn R i ght draw his opposition . against mitten ottgkilstiraitivoo consider sary tut Isaiieseme general Arts: . •• t''. ..- : . Colonel NOOD said, that the distress in spkalCr. l, l ,l did sot arise frosts the Can* itited in the pe . titittP, - but .Ir4ll the numb e r of u nhe a lthy lib ourers Wh o ;11.6°1.41 in Alsulttittartirfor lodging. and in fact betami a *match upon the, poor's rates. to Which tie wearere xstla,-(0')Ill*"1 In Contribute. He hoped.that, the. B r iar Ho.. lientie • .meas srpuid torment to the postponing the wool of Omni Acts till nest year. He did sot think it -desirable. 'Oat their repeal ebouid Ire omitted now. is those - selmlosh‘si . coucernethis it,*theught Raab., interests vestil4; led iltietfit by its positiAmemene. As It might naturally _beithslliid:, Why he Whindrad se'aritbeetion with Spitaltlelits,lebtgr4 eat to gitie in opinion upon thjs subjeet;be,WouldAyttli ,statahti . reason. He happened to be the - Colenti• cif a militia' re,giment, ib which there was a geraj apOnlrts,of etrAtipicrom the Spital6ehJs weavers , and :beg tiOlistipi l .do, high, requesting " alma to state hi- --'---- - - -- 4: , eXPlttillecy of rePealit 4 theSedcfi. to these. boot to .state, • manic . ' tkat . 'no" dwn een'7ee `scolcet ri t ; '4 l k 6ct d ooteztyllui Nir' ri. 1: ea4crt 1 p ep'4o:ifif . tti a 'apor . Ceine;efrepealed. thef the 'wages of the moils low, the trade drooped, city was") great, triad( it would ultimately be .: trodnae4 the Bight 11 beration, wbirh be a en, chimed in his opii Hight Hon. I:endemic .11i to ,ti (*liberate beret Acta. ,it Was .true toil triflapetitiutted,lis faros ask, who , were these pet Gentirosso examine who of 'them from among'' • They were Merely Iv unlike thote of t he ti( to both parties. n , 9004, for the reptal. Was Afi.. flfelb who ;aid tpat,the jnita:Oiymer that these Mee t if titeutleal i . the wile itlifirliages '- Coycy . people. call di,,. , butattoh and... c!ti - ,acotspt_ i fillOi Aajci be poor's-rites. he, :was aulliortsed (a etatilWat, #cepi 'owe family io affliction, not one of the *rarest to'Spftelfields resorted to the poor-houpe for O4siotaOct. • gkery person who want e d a lodging, or haPpeqad so fn destitute, hied his abode in •Spitalfield?, sad, biretta* 4 burden on. the poor•rates, which was the am of Vie calumny against that . quarter, though lido's' - at fleas the wearers were ebncerned. 4 was sag 1 • theft! first three Acts were intreidgeedonly one la' ' effirirth-ob k sand pnindi worth' of rags material witi '' prl*(l,' ill t that now 'the' import of ili* &Arial anti) MO' tolfed 4t millidni.. But the proper mothi'df estimeflUk t)if WIG of the raw material wile Only in idition 'to ~ iiii Klee bT , labour. This rentinded , Otos of ebt inewe Isf d lilt/ istiri the latetaird Ellenheroogh,•Tba witadki, in hhf . iiofili2 tion, 'tallied alkioe •• the created patiOr of ibex stif!'•sli .. I don't utiffeetrani l yeti,* Mitt Liird'Elletitio ' ftl`tfl: hate what von mean 'hy 'the entatiel l ite Or ii ect i A:i.: 7i i noir - - Iny," replied 'die' wih t". 4 lidtik ',i , raw material Of - tbe . wit on your 1044'0 ItiptOta . no mote Olin threepence hsltperthi: i dare, sal Lordship paid twenty jeurrieic for le t . ° • He caned 0 the Right Hon: ( letitleidaw to c0n5tt1er..4418,..t04 ii; altered the present 'eystem, which 'hart eilaedlifty i reilti;; &trine. which period no disagreentelite or note; ;.g t! , qaent before. occurred, and during 'which they 0063% sock exetnt i l r are charadter: . .. ... • - Mr. T. • If*.-1,1 said that be 14.1 0-^ opinion which he hail before exprrised lie Still thou ght diet the.ropest of Atte . beneficial to the Workmen.; hut,. 1111441 atinees, - it *Olt 'in hti'eptnioa, ,114,4' pope it . tiltmext.Setstitf, thin eghilii ~ 'idol I 'co on belit if •lewios keit ki kna.ieitrii It. The' Ill' 31 Michel- 10'1 hlksre) Settniktis.tohlf' own apdti tea tot the repeal Of these Ails, 11 ,a rhe,(tyi that; in poilit' of" iteilfh, 114" 4 ddi 4 them.• hi i'. HIT 3115 ' 4cl he .1444 9 44 iitAft— oi:4l, .Of a Corticafttie f if,* •Itiobt, coin,( 14 4E44 by it.. flea4r-e Wit/ lien ifiinin' Oppotite, to . attaiittTP a r.ko gfifed ii6inif rtyr i ripe,slorthese .4 t. tended 'tilt 'iso 141e,itas made 450, at PrlSplisition was trisilied van; elatvil be'ekttiided to iit riatiofaeroriii:a hilt wo.tardent suppliter of the , pr . 1404 6 4 10 0 114 : MY.s . t. P(the fliast..r teansfafforei thil.ie ob ri nitiehrre4ttietihnii removed.. 1 trued that tblror rite,' ili4 f&1 hcaiVo: I nSpftalfielle. • TWii tie . 4.tehiA:l: • Ire FAO( . instance, a la.lder manufacturer trio Sad p:si, . • •• V. , • i of the workmniir He a hitt• mate as owl/ ss .. rp to the ID pi' FrononriTi fgrits Ihred tbat we b4d Aleuts 1.," APltriErs. 14 theyefore' be', OIL. Of, t e* *ll, we oeghtst sircum ita ;fees ..vw noosed with Ifields Acts alone w hith - shoo Id: ;less than thirty or fortfrannre„ i same alteration ; and It wild change of circawiltaitelA, lie•• me to a grnerafirtli ir Laws Seemed ik i l , ,t Did be advieableAr... lg ii, irk. by Ascusion4, A pcpop ii 744 ti s alp to the tepee! 14 "Are t lion. lienetenin ww4lisniniv st she appointment- otatCase. Wier if it would not be;iienes. isntangement in Reif of - Ihsn • *hilt to ste.4 his. iiiiiinoi4pn absi ii Pi Abeo#-Nt-i• • riPt.fk !e4t4141t . te.4/10143teilrere itAttnit„ iffilaN itiril Pn .401 Ct a 4 fit 40441114•4,11 ` • itqDP 'it .441. ActekStfl, )'• .. Lit, rt, ,itt, tilly ,Auf4 ihiv'' • g4lui 0 t 4L.16.*•.,., • ~- 1 t ta,;(14at.11.-tba non the existence of theee, to, r-, ley would have the affect at liisceritng. *kitten ; and _whenever yeativivt aped, the inftenre of talucip ltt l'acif it Filig cp_pt4e4l. ipiAl ts be its xpl!. tiros thettaix kar • Iletly 1106. aenileaten recopa'petn slegi ntlbeie4: to but withoutpfo ibg, * )inion ; end he /redid noT—giv 1161.-- Igo the slime advice, to 4 rerosnonen4, fine tie prei44 tfin yegrillif these that aoine of tioseincelo t. !krone •of 'th e • iep ;: het tyl) e petitienerti? Di doe g 4 tf,to who they. ',were? • There 'tweet gindt.. • g We. egspqciaSler,,lpsekii4e.era.lee nnderiaker, wltose 411114110.0-LnoL itije prArtpr,w. Vtd•oilebpsectig opposipyrk tp, ,k, etkomitifotf Air. Iffeld;a . t respecf4lkma?,. at:Omen, were now over)! 4,, a I. tendeil ,to•otber places,. n . $4 tb‘y,4l.4. in London. • 411 lea to lin extension of tbeApts. Ala, rotherActi injurious were. rese&d. ifot 4teAit etl* : 9 , l up. sql here'Ant lei: aft' Oredtsl:, , to,Mit.! as sore eir r Y.VE 4 Corns p,t rost who perl ifr: Wilson) .14 , par wills spyfi ittOttr — toi .. Okiiklike ttit, oiiinforro dr * 4rai the,k jtiAt.ii `, 41'7 ttilOk . thlt W .P: &O. - ho'._ iOglii . tt 0 ; ttta la [hp Oloilstrogil We Azgejals toilit t deasare'to wflicli tli ht ayst r epi ,li•cyra'siaVL Fivers w:eked taint . 'el.. It . b 4 ,1" beeq.oo- - 'al thi sersaW4l . 1 . . . W . aliffithhe, lalAs a hid pi , ' wag'', to . ~' - % --~ _~ • t