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01P N N 1116 Pti mt. fin , Mr. • ►.,r In Art 'Re P: Ilrt. Prttioul Pot • et... &al i‘ a‘no ),;!. Ca Ti,th•n iktugel Adam et.swit Under It I"' AI Eli o, la QJ CE ▪ oaap • t•rn, t U Ittlet Le. TI P; , 'CIAI4 got Cali To oil a o .4.10 IV3 • r • half th St NM pad m I.▪ 1 H D:.. 6 pau:l t t' • pigs, a 404 Pa tat State t:ots, 11'c tot sail I thisit st Salt say She •pen al Si& & N. R. ift row Fruit, t. go •• tfan At tin DROPS Orth, • LA' twit a ▪ Mitt. 5 , tat; it, 6 t , 4 ▪ ce•ritlt 4 t a i is V-rent ▪ bad ; a Stn. • et, kus AR% • it tro.rt • trata l! • Lai; . hid . ma ktft InAte Twit. rico C rt▪ . e t aar 1., to Gwd,•e lA*, !map •▪ • T 't•oan • •, "Mot on 4 ,t4ao t.tro • `, • 1:1;• Moir Sit J .•. I 1 - ; • qe t • of I • UMBILR 1437 , NEVER ACTED. 111FATRE-ROYAL. 14 .tY MARKET. VS PRESENT NINA.EVE Aug. IS. 1407. y ig be presented. • New n three els, ceilsd, ERRORS EXCEPTED. 'he Principal CbarattYrs by Mr. Young. Mr, Vatat:ett, Mr. ~,, Mgr..el Mr. ht,thews, Mr. Li ton, Chap ,M De Camp, . (Woks; Mrs. Litchfield, .I,s (~ibbs, Mrs. Litton. Art II a Mine by Mrs. Liston. enmpn..rl he Nlr Prologu.: vibe spoken by Mr. Youiig, sti4 the Epilogue SIN. Litchfield Inmate the Comedy, will be pt ?twined a Fare, called, TriE IRISH WIDOW. ;irro.tick O'Nutsle. Mr. Waddy Whittle, Mr. Noble; Au, Me 11Litliews • Thomas, M, Liston. Widow ty (with the ')awing! ' Epilogue Sone), Mrs. Litchfield. Aft.* the C•mte , ly, the Miff* of THE MOCK DOCTOR. ;,..gary, Mr. Mathews ; Sir jasper. Mr. Croce; Leander, Dr. Hellebore, Mr Nnjle. Charinuie. Mrs. Dorcas. Mrs, Powell. tHE — GRAFIY7fAUTLITKUFD 1: A L verF., give.. in Honn.ir of the FURTH of 11,s P.,eal live i.e PRINCE of WALE 4, will ba repeated 7U. iIjANOW, FRIDAY. Anion 14. Martivo Dams *pa?? at 7. Concert begin u 6 inrlt • LAir WEEK. Ur THE 113 AVE CORSACK. ri.p.rs. w EsTmiNsTER-umotiE. ler the rarenane of Ti.eir Komi Highnesses the Priussa of WALES and Doh.: of YORK. T' EVENING. 4th time, a titlw Ballet of Anion,ennitAned b. Mr. Girona. aod mucus.] by hint t.hrTlisee Mines Gintex,Tirelso VogursounOse.cailed The CK DO TOR. Ratraiodinaty Reny by the famous Awed' Voiterien ; awl (teethe last Week it can piessiblt he el, the Favosriee Military Piece, called, The BRAVE tS %CfC, nett of &Me. re. roan. belle, Iroetwomun .ECULEAN rx Eitupp, with various Misese , iienship, To conclude nigh a NEW COMIC PANTOMIME, inlet Seanery, We. caned ; TELEMACHUS ; at, Harlequin I Caly begin at half•past Mk. Second pnee at half part eight. /.* On MONDAY NEXT, Ue 170 instant, will b. 4..trd, a Grind Popular Spectacle, in which Ws. ASP 1 101 l make her Tint appearance -Unaltering*. IHE Tell APAN BLACKING, made by DAT I and ....11111N.—.'fhis Compoitittir, with all the produais the mote brilliant jet Mack eve, atfwds peculiar nourishment to the leathm, writ not 41 the Foes' iinen, is perteztly free bunt any unpleasant ail, and will retain its virtues in any climate. Sold, Whole. 4, by Day awl manta, at the Manufactory, No 97, High ,:kurn. Retail, by F. Day, No. 7, Tirvietqck-stri.et; W. 65, Saallow-street ,• Ansel, No. 1, finch-lane; the rinzipal Rwitrnakers, Perfumers, arid Oilmen, in the Metro. soil in every Town throughout the Untied Kingdom, tn,w buttas, price h. 6d. each. F.iSF.NTIAL SALT OF LEMONS r taking bets hinulds, Ink Spots, Red Wine, and other itasns, out d Linen, Muslin, Lace, Se. awl for roan► other :ies,aa a Sniistitute for Lessons. mica One ShJlin{ she 11AVING received numerous Complaints that az +Ol4 unify trig title of Salt at Lemma, are ashy inetisa nal, but t h at they burn and deitioy the Linen. liu it neeerar• t* inform the rae.N.e, that my Tree Easea- Seit tom .Isl 4 oair.to be hal, Wadi:sale and retail, at y Shop isa Coestiou.street, sr.i gist nose as to be Aeperided ipso as state bit what hat toy Signature on the bottom of ems Sea,aud as lb' outside of the Wrapper. W. BATLEY. R. The Salt of Lemons is particiearly ildtgul en Ladies fining %Wit %ands. as is initanari tilos est Mis Stelas ►1 cAoured and is shoe► moils ovoidal* to t►au Lemon ital. At (Muse place may be bad, SAY LEVS SCOWERING ADIS, for taking Gnus out of Silk, Stul, Woollen OM, Av. f 0& CHR UROWTH OF HAIR. T AI)IES and GENTLEMEN who wish the L ihtNANIfi.NT of a FINEHEAD of HAUL, aeon only tots a for trial .1 the RUSSIA OIL, particial . .., as the me gi thls found so necessary to moisten the Ha... when dim ne; for which pu , pose, the Russia Oil has new be sums in use t , ,e h.. d Family, end Ladies of the first Lode. It Is a surmise and imp-over to Its growth, prevent. its fallia6 or, is so greet a preserver and strengthener to the Nat , , as to rent ft hemming bald, le turning grey, to the West po. ; also reshot., the Hadr is. bald places. Several Goal*. who have been heti fear years, have dointed, after liens lossia Oil rag lady for three months, became needy en . outs hair. It will serve as a substitute fur pond...un. It ~ c -hniended to Ladies who use dressingdront, as it pre tl•e ;II elle 7 cts occasioned by their heat...orrice 7s. per ; or one, contationg hdrr small, at a Guinee.—.To be the Proprietor, 3,36, Oxford-street; and, by appoint.. af Smith, Perfumer to Hie Majesty, 110, New send . flcrodrie, Perfumer to Her M ajes ty, T ie hb o rnentreet ; 'by and thew, Perfumers to their Royal Highnesses the me and Princess of Wales, and Duke and Duchess of ( IdriCeCielpilf.etreet ; Finch's, 1,, Berkeley...ware rd. and Allen, 76, Oxford -street; Ward. flid, Modllorow, ' 110, q; Butler, 4, Cheadeside; Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. ei Church yard; ileielay and Son, Flo a t- mar k et t Di cey ' swum, saw church-yard ; Withers, 229, Strand, temple bay s Perr.n, 23, tiouthersipton-street, Covent 'lit tip, I), Lheapside ' • Goldrog, 42, C• shill ,• •, Performs, Ikury-lang I Berry, Greek Street , and theitoo, 13, Glreek street, flok.; Ifolmes, Bolton, and ". Royal Exchange, London; Bull, Darnostirmt, Dublin ; -buns, North-hedge, Edinburgh ; Shepherd, Bristol ; sCol s Cr etwel Kith ; and most oriarpal fsliedeerise (Men sue retro...e ra au town and County. N.B. 'Ow RUSSIA UIL w.!, restore the Liu of flair on which often proves a great dedegurometa e.. those va t eilresh.-----Urders (ruin airy part ur the Osumi!, wmt :mune thy reont7 its a era. Cooed to Mr. Prince, 333, lv - 2. steer, dondorg. , sortror lire high reputation Prince's Russia Oil has at ,h.sr •.l other preparation., fir pteseming the Hair, • Is ' , AI ii,,,, perm.. to iosorse Counterfeit.. and. In •• .1• rear, la.ve gerstrete.l the iteesl2 Eagle in the show • well' that incicne the bottle.. Ara Proprietor against title i.e./0444m, by mewing, that fume are but w hat have a label on the (getable of each bottle, :• 1 m re-1 ink, s hdoclinkunky and Pane.' I . ..refuses* •.sane sign oar.. as that esnnot be imitated ' 46 1-. 0 0-e r to tenni. Mr. Prince, origami r rn hie itirsor tdo, rams XIM. if it call he proved sr.-rec., an Avrieto tor the Clrooto of Now of 'hormone, sat rho:. rimed my Mewed. ; thermore any Articles of that • weidi hire not tee an-ete 4144 , ire, are Counterfeits, ' ' ''., ciredl . l " ll . , lll4:h.e.eit We -sary to inform C00n •...-•-Is. th.a the Prop trim tines not 'Neel, having V en• ' LI pr.otiott l'ooos 1 and he Cards theirs agsir.at Iltildectoe %gavel Lig with Counterfeit Iteeell Oil, nifered our sale. to the prine.pal Venders Us 4tdirrugernen, ha ve r j eere d is, b oom i ng t h ere hit 4.sy mulle s set boat tame, bot that by sree, ses•;•li li,.y hive veerded is. revers, years. Tim Pro ., " 441 ' 1 1 toqueoco so ttttt equestrian of . •Ide. rule hi orgacquabit-al oldies* Meng • coun. rirerilmeg ; o b verts .. firforming them, that they may ig.dswi rah R•mie IV. at the r eutargemes, 3Jd, Um at sup Whuloate ?downer, M e'en. Cerise, whore in net teanst Moral allorsanc• ; 1 11 1. • r Ire illha s 91 Alr. CO, LAULne. 0.“9, vibe *rtttob iirtP . --- THURSDAY AUGUST Is, .807. VICTUI LLING•OF VIC? , AUCHIST 1?, 1807. THE COM NISiION ERS for ri , trailing Nit Mqieaw's Natio, d• herd., l e. That N ruuas. DAY, the POili restates, at eleven eche* precis:be, a the in•ti g io N . they lota Se ready to sell, to the hixfiest fielder. et His Harjr.ry's ri,reisiseissg Promises, at Deptford, ssaulry Ives ef the fiallawisq Vieintitiag leers. cis Stead, Bawd Dust, liasrehouseSweepin r s, Flout, Flour Sweepinr. Ra,sins, Rice, Pease, Pope Screenings, Oatmeal, Oat :seal Sweepusgs, Sags end Rags, Sutter, green% Slush and Scrap. itigs, Cheese, Sugar, M• 1117111411, Reef, Porß, Suet, Packing end other Scraps, Provision pasha, Row, new lewd, Doublet and Slab Ends, Staves of settees descriptions lam Puncheon, Wine Pips, Brandy Piece and VV iae Hof:heed Heads, Tight and Dry Heading, astable Pieces, Wine Pipe and Wendy Pieces. Iron I iski:o, broken, bent, and in faggots, sod i own. tor of Firs Wood, lyu,g in His Majesty's Victualling Premises at Deptford. deposit of 231. p, r cert. is to is, 'sedge open the awl red of ea.A Le et do ruse of alas; owl if the rricuirtee of die money be oaf psi.f, owl the porticuirre table wee, within learner working Jaw oft:swards, the deposit rill fit feele.ted, and the goods re. moil the properl of the CT•1174. the oilier Ceraditiens se be sees, end printed Cetolopuee Ray b. had, et the aecretorP TRAASTOILT-LITICE. A11101:6T n, WHEREAS M. FRENCH PRISONKR fr*AR. *ow I and ekserikd at the beet ;Wee* oind. on Ue 1011 of btu Load, is viololloos oi 411 Mod. of &ROW ebotottd iron she Tem of Thome, io Oofi.rd•o; , o; The Coninim..ionees for Conducting Hu Majesty's Tranepen Snrriee. he. do hereby offer a coward of FIVE GtfINEAS, over arid above th r Udalli reward tar retaking prisoners of war, for the recapture nt the said prn.iner, to any perwm or pcsoni who .half apreherid him, and deliver him at this OfEce, or otherwise cause him to be securely lodged in any of the public gaols, CHAS. M. TOLLE'''. late Purser's Steward of th• rear privateer, twenty rears of age, fire fact atx middle-sired person, routed visage, fair complexion. and dark brown hair. TO BOOK SELLICRS. WANTED —An EXPERIENCED Lk CTOlL—Apply at No. 39. Nteraanel This des ispiehheated. pace 10.1 n. AN EXPOSITION of the CIRCUMSTANCES Which gave rise to the ELECTION of SIR Fit tit.lS suitoErr. Ain. for Weesesioter, is 1807, of the Principles which 110“11144 the COMMlttell 10110 condo .1-d that Election. Te *high are added, setae Dreunte ate aet hitherto printed. By Onto, of the COMMITTEE . Publlthed brS. Tipper. LcadenhaMistreet ; and sold by all the booksellers throughout the Muted Kingdom OEMILRAL LORD LAKE. HIE ENGRAVING, from a ridtme pain:ed T in isedie. by Mr. Mace and brought ova, by Mljor Omelet, repreeenting Genend Lake and his Son Cniottel Like, in she Rattle of Langan, at 11 point °. dm, the Gene ral had his Herbs shot ander hits, is now rawly foe the bun scribers. Ea waved by It COOPER ; Sire Re incite' by IS; Pies 2 t. 24 t'lrents, and 11 Is Pints. rabli-bei and wild tot Rifmatd Urns. Engraver and Printslll,r w the K tog - tad Royal Eat idy, boro-meer, the earner of a...a silent PAINTING IN WATER.CULUIMS. Tlus day is poWnhati. A N ESSAY an COLOURING and PAINT. Lib. LASPOSCAns is WATER.CM.OLOPio.,tb 7.1 pouthall rilltAilo wadi noiebrea4 b, loon Imperial Qhiarts, pried lits. in boards. Ftrli•fah,tl by Et/was. Orem liannlagrent, tits uproar or . litnok , nre-e. Whet, Tay Ina ' bad, Books of launches, in entry (hands of Drawing. THE ORIENT*. MILD sroßns. Just conapleted, dedicated, by perm*. n, .sd wader the irn med.at.: patronage of His Mapsty, Hts Royal Highness the P.ince of Wales, His Royal 11:glinao the Duke of York. this Honourable the Gnat of Direlan 44 the East India Compat.y. &e. 11 , HAT 13ng-projefted Work of The WILD SPORTS INDIA, by Capt. WILLIAMSON and SAMUEL HUWET , exhibiting a nwetaud curiuw Natu• eel History a Hilidostan, is just euia;.leted. in 20 Numbers, at 21, each. Puutashed by Edward Orme, Boudetreet, the corner et Brookeureit, may b. - , had, in boards, er elegantly hound. Also, jabs publi.bed, 7 Numbers of a New Work or En gravings el The BRITISH FIELD SPORTS. F.accutsd an the SrIWO approved style, price Its. each Rumbas. To be completed in Wes Mouldy N u ethers. STATE OF THE WHEEL 1 • of L 20,060 1 of 3 . . . . of of Only a very (es Tickets and Shares Wt. which are on ale at all lbe Licensed LaibeY O(fics. Tbe Lottery b•• nib drawing on Sateniey SWIM ToURIWrs CoMPANION. Thh 4.y is published in hisali;;;llVOltanart, -• royal 15... illu.tratcd with Maps, the Third Edition, needs hapespend and enlarged, pries Ono Demo and • MN m bomis, or Thinyatic Shahs*. awl, bound. SHE Bit! TISH TOURIST ; or TRAVEL -1 LLR'S COMPANION, amines ENGLAND, wuts, SCOTLAND, sad [BRIAN% ieeleding acearisse Deereire trolls of every Pars of the United Kingdom: and eentriehend. lag the need celebrated Mod-re Tenn threask eeery Part U. the Broads lamas, particularly these of Pennant, Buy, Hew" Helm's, Sullivan, Pied* M. Fund, Wyodham, Young, Ragmen, Ember, Johntnn, Shaw, Skrimer Bitttfey Hutchii.on, Newt., Gait, Carr Ike. With several recent Tears, eemeeblealed intelligent friends. By WILLIAM MAYOR, LL D. Vow M Seemlieli, Vicar of Harty, ie. be. Printed he Richard Phillips, No. 4, Bridge.areet, and add by all Booksellers ; partievledy by shoe en the gm* reds, and at the Wawa's( flaw. Of ww pay be had. The. GUIDE to AL he L dal WAITANGI nem b. 1107. tos• lea la Wri t et See bera And, The PICTURE of LONDON he 1101. Prim is. brigand in red. TO FAMILIES, OFFICERS OT TM RAFT AND ARMY, MASTERS OF MULE, As STAINS &A Port W Su. are 'WI, remove( by HUDiON's KCAL ELI ACHING LIQUID. • me oreal Ease& elk* he talks. MN kora table limes WOW rlratebati.eraafo ehenet i , lace. bed all Nom E W Sltltaalr all Oho atisbo o los. (telt and .iMuw. In abort dee sob d awry Ihipeelli mom It also renown the above Isaias ;es leßevrAre elemes, without inj arks the buff C0i0414 and moss. ell Mole &Seem to their erigiol obiesossi, what diserberol by kW washing, dimes, sr Meg . senses, willseus any Istiosey M ute teatime ash, desk. ?repose eel We, wholesale gad smil e by Nelms sad Ce. Hcr Majesty's Clismists, Ile. 27, liermatkee. table bottles u 3s. 0 .• Many MMUS bevies espersi Oak Imes Ibet ibis alesciting Liquid is of • deasnalive astuie, Neilsen awl Co. beg lane In assure the plebe. Ida it is la no wise Wiwi'.* to Mot inert linens. They einem omit at the sus* time to eartias the public against imitations d ibis astiat, sod." MN name istaay other ram i they lime ohs middies se my. that it has been used and aporiand by mousy respostable families, and in the army for several yea% bed dorm asps. bit 'amicable (or the off:cia of any which is me rowel by them salves. Cold she in 1.0441141. by Harding and Hew" late Dyde end Scribe; Warren and Co. 41, Chearkhe ; Oa. lay. 21, Tavisteek•atreet, Covetst-Gardm; amigos, neat of the Eschangt, Curnhill ; &owl and Co. 1311. Oafeedoloset ; Rigge. Chespaide ; Shaw and lidos% 11111. ht. Pawl% Church-yawl ;F. Plawbery, it. hel m s onl ; fherey, 17, Greek -street, Sohn ; Barry, I, Wmaulya. atm; Butler, 4, Cheanside ; Davison and Sam, na. Conde'', 4?. Binnacles; Blue, 111. hes witA4ssis I A !Into,. 1311, %nand ; Barclay and Sea, bk Flagb•ldobst ; Varies 46. Cornhill ; Meredith, 34mgal-street, Lesilbea; Dell, hid, Oxforantreet ; Hendrie and Sons, IS, 'Aitillestraallireet ; Barley, 125, Oxford-street ; and at the feiewileg psese M the coantry Ashford, by Vint and Bradley; Bath, by Hanrd mid Crete well ; Davide', by Turner ; Bermingham, by Cope, Nett and Lloyd, and Wilk, end Grafton ; Bishop Stanford, by Janes ; It:lghten, be Gregory and Gilberd ; BASS, by Barry; Car terbsity, br Giraud, Salary, Rome and Co. ; Cambridge. by Hodann, Gar, Watson, and Deck ; Chatham, Gibbon. ; Cnlcluntar, by %linden ; Coventry. by Collins a nd Rellsaoa ; Chichester, by Pratt ; Deal, by Long; Derby, by Pybes ; DNV4.I. NeJles ; Doncaster. by Walker and Shilardewn ; Edinburgh, by Paster and Scutt; Folkston., by Rodeo; Fa versham, by Bairn, Creed. and Voten ; Gloucester, spy Wait:or ; Go.yort, by Johnson ; Harefned, by Allen; by Perks; 110'1, by Pack, Wihnn and Turner ; Haddonfield. by Brook and Co. and ; Ilythe, by Lae; Kingman, by Guul ; ; Lent., by Heston, Wiled, and Searle; Leeeinter. hr W..odhnu.e, Simmons, and Swinfen ; Lewes, by Lee and Bennett; Liverpeol, by Edwards and Penny; Louettonnisgh. be Adams; Lane, by Millar; Maidstone, by Bryon, Dowth. oak., and Volans; bleilborengh, by Hanel, jun ; Marais, be tanner ; Newbury, by Maniner ; Newport, lila of Wight. AY Tn... n oon, ; Moth& tionn, by Edge; Nottingham. by Dale ; Oafs .1. be &atm and Mandy ; Poeteliact. by len ; Its mist., by Bairn and W Attain ; Reading. by Rusher; Snthorhant, by Croak.; Sandwich, by Cocking; Sandpits., by rmnitiv t Stladsurr, by Mama and Hayes; Sbrewsbery. M £ll..re. S be Randall intankp•ri, by Coke and laniniis ; Tewireahney. be Bedell ; Utbsid., by Leak, ; W..k• held, b. Weed and Son ; Wastage, by Anasmag ; Warwick, by Bonney; Wiibesch. ti Whim(; Windsor. by Drat; atnl P:keying ; 'W.-adtwaige, by Gall; Wolverhamp ton. by Si.b:.tort Woslay, by Seivibeni ; York. by Watateiss • ; sad eth.v Vender, sis eh* Onkel K mgdnen. Ia Int 'add, be Cv!. an, Geis/ Fasedo, Cork; and 8011, Dellia• 'Wet; Dutlas. Lent., July 14, 1307. A 1' s f& I MEETING of the TRUSTEES of ter COWS/RBI) CIA)111.111 LL, in Leeds, held tine 1.4. 4 e of the mid Hall, it was resolved unanimously, du,i 'he hat Vocation bar that C.nanty of York, the Haw Heavy LA.c.ne, dirt, repent/41) and imbliey, declare, that the Clothiers of Yorkshire were induced to applies hi, tecteuq, and to support the int:teat or the Right lion. Lord Vimanitt Mitten Mira sofoonded prt m udice , ; and, es.- quesoy, born oalla didiamo rabic no Mom AS S. iti.b Eteetorsi sag set abibiod aM Has repeatedly, and, u pr,,siirne to mosuring their conduct before Cie as. Cala. 4 We. ark at a public dinner at the British Case.fraws• is Lailai. oft tbo 17vh of low., 18'7, repeat awn dillbradiMm 'MA ortredifelikd ..can- of the Loo dos lOnegmigmas tkoMighom the kingdom. aftilinemionitmondy, nos certain Meetings of the Friends of Ms, Morgboo, hold es Richmond, Hall, Nodhollerton, Inks, Leorki, Mc bow also memento* to Masan the Clothiers. of UMW" lo • very enitistinahle nueser. 1100thedi ranarstrasaily, That the conduct of the lion. Henry LionoMee, and hie Friends, to thus minoring a Ll', " and re. spioaohlo Owly of Inineeritr it 'mammon, is hie•./y un ' hecoming. 11111 , 44• 41 4111 24 040• 1 011 1 / 4 ~ • oisormoon; of the pries mem. 11/ 03•411•11 OF Wm Hem. Nest) Lameisea, rra bras impale ' Ma belbsolone monads me body of (Nothiora, is the pormoo ssf Moir do lnimMk 1%01 be drairnapip sad puh1.01..4 ; and that outs, Moollo l wßier 41 the admit, of York shall be pre marital* a oar, of such smosonont, what'll.: he mar obtain and MS* SISK knowledge of one of the grounds en which thrge maperog 01 the ClOillien a Yorkshire, consider the Hon. 1146111 IAM111•11 sa impeeper peralla to represent this 00110ty la Parli MOIL Ileseived tieththouserdy, That the Delegates appointed to con do. the apylneues of the Clothiers to Parharuent, have ilea) s meld Ile such a easomee as to entitle them to the confiderace flee wspft of an OlOthiers. owerNewesaly. That in nor opinion, the following is t eetesw ellellinint of tie line of tendu3 adopted and perse. ailed le 1.16111111 the Meariedhatese ; by the Hee. Henry La. thelleedwilie *Mt appileatheits a Perlirommet Meths eft* roseeme Alit) die Clothiers promoted ee 'abaft eit the ottositilmeelomof ildlthbent, it is not imesided Opal at pimilista iamb le to Mr Lamellas as • evil" that he ; he (deleted, and hod as mug • • efalle g WIMP entaiseohlky with the dic tum 4111 s iMirlion ea Waning* Wan" Mae Is nee' paaiskis thlo ottir, WAWA he Posted the lA* body ether,' Dede l pens, with perekAty. toknony In die gootelingoehme, el IhkebteMeet. Mt. Lamellae suf fered be helllt lhldad bpieollialimis sad slanderous mine. Pallaw= h4p wilheit flue toughly to obtain a ef dm With On ere occasion, Mr. Los =Timed the Delegises a laser, which he s.id came from foe d the ems respedeldo mew Lu Iheetb. The Writer seseregly esisaktmeed the Chtliers' DM ; aN , simony' other *hop, hk lettermemethei wheel Se the following rhea i-a. a Who am the Pethicireellor she Ili ! Not • respeaabte thief *wog theta; meray of them idle vagaban Is, who rill' to revs thole west in Yolk *To More to einheule their Meows' property. And bow bit eoppessod? Hy a number of pseehl paylog Moe a aallalla Saaleff pea*, or twopence per week, salty of ohm, art .11. is shoe, having parochial relief." This. it SIM Iledlidleteld. was at the very time when tee Trustees of thealeallhilhills bed sent Militates to Louder se behalf es the appllondena etese Master Clothiers. Either Mr Leseelles of Me Irma Most have fallen int. • greet ors. eake.-..Mr. Laical. eihd Ms thehemare now sew, the Clothiers have decided the ILININes hellos esenty of York against him ; his 'Need sid d ebb IMMerrers, who were the very sans. nen, that they W 'spot • reepselahle Clothier amongst then:" Mr. Leseollse ps know what degree et credit to Mori toll. M " one et the h en respires. W. roes in Leeds, en • Mere acearen. Rut it is ditficelt to my, Whether Mr. Lamellae or his Friend. I was meet disc/wed to pour materapt upon the Clothiers; fur when their Delegates speleof the immunity of the trade, sod seated that their Petition was taped by upwards of 4,1100 persons, Mr I.mcsille., with one of his womb contemptuous emits, said he thought very little of a Petition fro it the Cie Miler fur he believed "the greeter part of them email sign anv Wog for • tnikard of ale.^ How kit parable, that bay Clothier can support a Candidate who thinks him so corti.ot as to nears the homers et his trade for a paltry Butte ? Mt. Laseeites he. since found, that though he sod he friends would hare peen the Clothiers Itoisnoods of ale, they a* • mot will.•gto emn his indenture to represent this county. And the Chiel.irs hews, by their dinnterested and independent oeodect at the late Elemlon, roved Mat they are not quo. so corrupt as Mr. Lasagnes suopareel them to be. Moth yams M, been Wave tor Orilliesertt She Par'lseternary erupt tact of Mr. Laredliooto.the Crafting OW, es 5 ' • men'ce of rite. merest to amass , of pet** detic"—they with an: united by this Ihing c ligicew •thribfillg orris mutt. Lavelle* nifee mope oho boost of the power ful Went, ; that, Warble eftitthevs were, in a einem striae, their depoideuh efle elaishvers he comide•ol (eceowdrod • to hit thin knew, turnsently•rispeared o b, .i c trope body of men, capable of Wog tollsseisted layette Mon sordid assents Ind he knew that it wassit an auger in the Over of the Mar- .. . * k --........--..---4••••••••^' '-^ • t i 7. -. 4.92 -. it A 1,t;:.5. • .:- l'! . F .,., ... ....„ ... ,141,; 0. , . . .... e ••.; .. i • ''''.• ' ... to i. • f , ..",:it .. . . . . \, .. v ,, oi • .. . .. :. . c:',l., ) . 1 ..y. : .e ..... 4, , A 0 ' . ilk 0i1T.Nhe.....7‘, ------ - %magi to A 4 ,. I. ivy , tom tt RICE SIXPENCE. tbern 'nue% ,n ore emi•rdefah.i than a " Tankard of Ale.' 7 To °wain the favour th,.• powerful Merchants, was, he might well sup;.rrse, all that war necessary to (recent hie mutest in the Clothing Districts—he Matta their farrier and found it. That the Merchants had net to much influence, and that the Clothiers were not so de.; pendent and werlyt as Mr Lateens, imagined, was not hie fault ; it was an error of judgment, proceeding wet trom " Sacsifi.e of private, interest to a idiot, of pub arc duty," bet mite!, new, reretnling a " Sacrifice of public duty to a sante of titivate interest." It is imeossible clearly to descriles the generd conduct of Mr. [Ascetics. when the evidences in favour of me Domestic System were before the Cornm"ree. To puzzle them with ii.: Trieste question+, and, by crtee-ex .inin.itten, to take adze-.age of their simple and undesigning evidence, app 01 be his tostant aim ; and a significant shrug, a doubting lock, and art entielievieg weer, he had ever many at command when a Cathie( earl wed* examination; but when a la.dory-ow.iet. or a man of laige property or influence appeared, be we. oil minditur, complacency and Clrlitf. The merchants were al. lowed to take horn a copy of their evidence, awl to nevi,., abet, tied amend it, babe, puhtiation ; hot none of the Ciethiers„ except two, ever had tlecryportunity of sceiog their es dine until it appeared is mien. Isf• laments gave to theCheirman of the Committee the tides and ticket of a See.tet tele I "The In titutlos." tie p Tikied ern declaring, that the Clothier s application to Phrhs- Mime, criratonti inn* iestitudust ; and even went so far as In Tea rsem mat ere Ciuttsiiian of Noe tlemetimea es. Ai. SU 1 1i the matter to the h 'girt; *llhr:tilts is we, frelnently to him, tkat the existsnce of suet, Societe t.a. sealed, g-nwe aumogst the Clothiers, wile. their first senlieatlon was node. Rut it 'laded the easier whiCh %Iv Castello' had tu lefeocativ s to plc-c the Moltke+ in the wort vandal, fight ; and he la hound to make It appear that t were unite with eerrisA rioter. in the West of E itand, who had some rime itefere Ne i:lod their bee; t-i the neared laws of their coulee. ! Nay, he proceeded will further, arid, like certiM 'startlers of the pre sent dm, charged the Pottier en with a design to 'merino the I4w. far Owl, e.iintry ; and or was open:, afte•te4l bye *ember of the Committee. who fitted uniformly whh Mr. La...cell-a, that he had the meet certain iuforiumosti, that the gr rend of the Clothiers' rustication to Parliament was (Ft aff•etion t • the Government of the to -rum !! ft the meg' .ss of the Code; .rs' spplmation to parliament, Mr Lanett., had requence sufficient to dose the stamping fuud ag nest them, although that fund is tined by the Clothiers themselves. This measure was obviously meant to prevent them proceeding further in the business; for Mr. l.aacelles himself did inform the law agent of the Clothiers, that he would clout the fond, and, as he termed it, " Nip them in their first bud " Theileh they oust do a sonfidentiel friend of Mr. Laseellea the justice to say. that he met a delegation form the Clotlii•es since the late De•lo , sti - in wf Perhamen". after Lord fidilt:m had niadilhan offer of his service, and in. formed them, that he had Mr. Lasevles's authority to enure them, that if he .as renamed to Parliament, ha would new at. tempt to prevent there obtaining money from the fu-d,•nd that they should positively have the money required; they of clothe r.enested that Mt !Ascents might be thanked for his kind intentinne towa-de theta tint at that precise juileturo. The above narrative will be sufficient to exh;bit a few of ter Finny inst. e •• in whMli the hostility of Mr La•calles to eh' Cletlanne, met hie pertiality in favour ei their Opponents itrikanela appeared. After having listened, 'ph zo•uplaCency, to the representations of one who ceneu-eel the PAitionen as a set of Si"idle vagabonds ;" alter having tot i the Clothiers that they eer• se tonal and Corrupt, that he believed" tie rung of them emu's! 4 an any Mho' fir a tankard rtf al."-oafter Oavins editor:it .1 the el• se of their opposites, and browlmites, pooled, and Co , ,foun , l•l the Delegates of t 4. Clothiers; after having charged tli , rn • to being coact Ca vilth a Soci ety,ety a at that time unkno•o t . tie- prat built deaf thee., ; after havtrig attempted to prevent 'gown , 'optic-Item tu Pailiament„ be' " ui ii•itie them in the hod," and with lidding those fonds which their own money had raised k after having c . ..arged the Peetetnieg ClOtAiare with being is with rlteete and 40176;1414; and after having concurred In imputing to them on Wenn in to everturn the taluverninent of the Ceuirtiy ; after all this, it is no wondrr that Mr f.ascelles sh ou ld have a .r d to the enthiers of Yorkshire, in the Pettier's rat seek eprasent atives—" 1 ,halt just come amongst you as rata', you May hoot me, and scout me, and do what yes please, I care a d—•••• 0 for you all." Some of the friend. of Mr. Las *lee have ventured I. a.eet, that he d i d not use 11.0. I niznage; and others have contended, that if he di, he•milit have been irri tetA to it Mr. Lasted,. himself is appealed to, whether be d.d, redid not, address their very "mot. to the Clothiers' legates i t Ilse lobby of the House of Commeos, on the teen. inn ter- Cle , f• ices' MI had harems throe , ' out at its second read. ins' and he is requested to el, if in the imoversations between himself and the I:Miriam, any threat, or ramming language t had been used rewards hit I—• Mast sutures*. there had nut. The above retrospect of same of the aminives which have induced the Clothiers to oppose the F.,46c0,„. of Mr !As cetics, will, it is presumed, be sufficient tr. prove that their hostility towards that %entente.' di not einginsre m " un founded prejudice; " whet the Clothiers of T. rkehne have drew, every other body M men would do uii , !•• nmdar etifirre stances; and, without peesurning to hoar , of the i. dowodence and dltinMrestedness which has govern their cni.4 iet, they oust be allowed ti state, that they never, at. her pubhely it privately, soaght Or obtained, either horn the late worthy Member, Walter Fawkes, Esq or from the present Me, n teci, Lord Viscount Milton, any pledge to support any particular measute that might in fit:are engage the attention of Parlia. silent ; on all sitlitels toucitiog HIPS, trade, the, require merely that their Representatives sheuld aa with impartiality —and that they a .ma it g.ve the same attention to the cause of the indir.titoua manufaCturere, as t a u:at of the opulent merchants. In the ftregti . ne R•soLnions suid s.a.ement. the Trost. - et hal@ thought it most e .naistmit with their duty, es the ildpre 'entente, of a body of W. ufadurers, to confine th,nitel les TO subjects connected with t , tde tr ougn, in conclos:on, they feet no hesitation• in say*, the. independimt of elm, e•rnsi derattoo of local interact, ins Clothiers of Y•wire.iiire are inn Friends to the princi..ies of civil and religious Lilscrty, an 4 that they have, while co-operating with their Felt.* Free holder., in returning Lonl Milton to rarliainent, re•urned a rem who would have brat the object of their un if all subjects of a commercial and toad nature had beau with. drawn form their consideratio 1. roiling, as every tralavmin mu t, the heavy beam with which the country is et pieserit burdened, and the d-reaaaed eitostion of wade, the in .nufacioiera entisiJeved it their ,loth to return to Prillaman "?,abound seise heroines. iota ainnors, tr.nty goardiant of the public nurse "...Such a RepreAr.t. atty. tiles confidently eltp,-ct to fi.id in Lord ; and when the, s.e ti Pi: country threatened with iVeti ova* . by a powerfol aid iirrp:oca'ol• pommy, win ha. d cled and con. quote I nearly the "'tole of Low they must be enclosed. if they do not rouotemeoce newt 4' clai n to support iota upon a cry of religioet d <cord, and who piulisoe ro,loow at home. b, presuming to charge a largo arropottian of their fellow inhjects with dbielTectio the Gover.tiese.ut tit th le Comte/. Tar Clothier% without malting any pre:eat:oo to Cip tooth. cal koowlodge, have j..dg pert en nah to kaow, that .11 tech times r ti.e preemit. utuse Mess ate the fittest Reirreasntstirer tithe people, ohn will promote eibeneniy to rb• publea i.srpenditure and patriotic union &mop( vier. ewe of Hie Sfaie.ty'r subjechs ThPy feel corrfirlent that the man they ?tyre .npported will faithru'ly discharge ill. duty tiosnl his !Coq, his Cati,t's, lad li.s CORRit.III ILI ; thry hese no d..ebt Out he aft amteit oii all sahipc•4 of to c and commerce, with ainlity, 0w..., and sin, art su.:h a 164.1.1cm:ems it wig ' eve b• their happino.l to support. To Lail !Wain tl-ey reel the mule fively gratitude, fur the AN , and sue -ovum! or. i ggie he ha. made in si.n.e•rt of their and the Ittgots of Ms C -.and " .h-n the Elotoiers of Yoreshiro forgot their F t.au ',mar thew. right Mood forgot hue saaatill.* Published by Order of Tat IRIiSTEJEL 1