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I A T a renpretable PUBLIC MEETING of the Ell IN MICR ANTS, MANUFACTURERS , and sober INtIARITANTS . of the Town said • Neighboorbood of NTANCH B.CTE4, , interested in the Exportation of Cotton Goods to hilini t 'end held by the appointment of ths Saeotst*Wee Mid Constables, poreinant to a Romaintion, for the purpose of tablas into consideration the pressen practice to Ireland, or charging, as an •Tinpuet Ditty there, thirteen-pewee lialfpenny per yard, or there bouts, upon , several descriptions of Cotton Goods, as well se Calicoes and II ofslins, RICHARD IRVSHFORTH, Burinighreeve of IR.iorliester, in the chair ; was unanimously resolved as follossi, vita tat That under the *ism Act, passed" is the antli year of TTie present '.Majesty's Cotton Good, ;othertlisii Calicoes and Muslim) •Yrtten imported into Ireland (rein Great Britain, are liable only to a duty of lot. per cent. ripen the real-ealoe, for a period of twenty yens and no longer nit. 'Mat Calicoes and Mashes arc by the same Art , charged upon importation with the duties previously ha ' pored thereon, subject to be reduced as therein raeutimmit, and linaPy to cease in the year ts4l, and that the rate of demons. payable or claimed in respect thereof, is thirteen pence halfpenny per yard, or thereabouts. nri. That, contrary to the practice which has prevailed since the Cain*, the Costins House Officers in Inland uole riessanti His dusty of thirteessleore•liallicany a yard, or , • thereabouts, on i'ottou Goods of most descriPtions winch are sent into that country from England, although they es yentially bull in fabric and denomination from Calicoes and filOsliric ath That these proceedinp, which appear to be unsawc tinned by soy existiog law, and are evidently repugnant to the provisions and spirit of the Union Act, ha►e already oc casioned a general countermand of ordc.n from Ireland, and lonia to a great devote operate to the extinctions of the trade there. Stia. That the result will he highly injurious, nut only to the individual merrh lota and manufacturers eugazed in the exportation of C.ittun 00 , 0011 to !reload, but alto to the iceae.sl cominercial interests of •Marirlieater and the twitch bourbowl, as well en to tlif 'public revenue, aid that the moat prompt and effectual measures ale therefore needful fur the removal of these evils tith. That a mesnorinl, containing • representation of the facts stated, sad their iii•cessery coa.rorsi ocrs, be forthw:t b prepared, and mei:cutest to the Lords Ci:iimissioners of Ills blayesty's Treasury, ea. nestly &Merton.; their uneven.' to the case, and that adequatss relief may he speedily grantesl. 7th 'That a Couirnatee be appointed to prepare the me morial, and to adopt inch other measures as they conceive best calculated to answer the übj.ct of these Resolutions. Bth That the foll:rveig ge.itleaten conipoYe the Coss mit tee and that soy five epithets be competent to art, viz The ioroviglireeee nod- CoostatMen John Sit- l i 'ester, Esq. Job. tetti Philips, Esq. Mr. Nadia:net Gould, • Mr. Joseph Seddon, Mr. Willing' Lentudes, Mr. J. R San ders, Mr. Thomas Finings, Mr. errand Stocks, Mr Juba Jaekson, Mr. (le le Wilson, Mr James itantsbotli.ins, Mr. William Mantuan, Mr. likeitettbeirp, fir. Taykir, Mr. Sa muel Knight, Mr. Jebel Marshall, Mr. is.. Wright, Mir Jolts Mather, Mr. Resijerain Nilbatos, lie. Peogli r ,dir novas Rider, Mr. I. Watkins, Mr W. Boyd, 'tic...lobe Wilgus', sod Mr.R.Appleby. 9th. That the Cenighitive -which will be gaupais epa), be r , iiostra to meet at the rolice Office, on Thufsday next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. tints. That these Resolutions be published in the Mea ehrstcr sad three of the Loudon :lft *sparer,. and copies trio:wetted to the Members of-tbe Goemn ; to Sir Robert sold Robert H Rribiskew, Esq. well to each other ti,olcnien as the Cuantootte may think it, and that the Coin out , e request their ~,,,stance un this occasion nth. That a Subsetiptioit be catered into to defray the incideotat expense., and that Mr. Thomas Haloes be re eptested to arc, pt the olive 4 Treasurer kiCH•111) RUSH FORTH, Chairman. Thyt th, Thanks of this Meeting be presented to the Chansons, fir tit that situatiou, and situ to the Itoroughreere and 4 - timetables for their attention It the @ab ject in the storuoitiornt of nits Meeting. NATHAIiIEL GOULD. .". A coaeiderably enlarged Edition of *i Work trey lino he had, iu our very large volume, 410. price 31. ss. ix bourals. 20. 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A KEY tu the CLASs ICA PRONUNCIATION ea , CIR Lr.K, LA'I IN; and s('lt II PET:RE PROPER N.AMES ; in a i.ieh the words are accented and divided into Syllrbles, exactly as they ought to be proaounced. By the sane, 8.0. 71. Iroartis rt. A RIIETORICA I.GRA),III.t 1(, in which the canto ran* Improprieties in Reading awl Speaking are deteeteti, sod that true Sources of !legato Prowunriation touted oat, To a hurt' arc added, ',Wham asf comisinsition, or vials sad easy Rules for wntiag °taus's* fat the Senate, and fursaill Pleading/14 at the Bar. Ily the some. see. 75. hoards. 29. The ACADE‘U..; A S.leetion Of Parliament2ry Ochatis OflCe, Seen, sod 5p.v.6.0., Crow, el...bent ' Writer., pellet to be read .tad re. ellen Vaal", at .4choul.. To 01116 h are prefixed, Eleusetten eb.;:cs riscagms,l.c cough 01 disar- ATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR. (Mit _alitiviestiou of Mr. Henry, wad broollbt by bia bleprouraiests to the highest gorfeenintia, can* "Prepared atld sold la THOMAS and IVIILIAM al l. llllgtl l Stanrisestir. 'fbiasgreeable perfumed Liquor is conipored of highly asuiernionted Vinegar, joined with the most pinamot ere mitic@ rag 014....i0ns ant is. in 11'6 It. pungent oimortroolois it ..-..trossly grateful ands iiiitury to he.ul-achs, filutiutta,mod iu all /hoes of p,lh4r n,ort, :as Theatres, Court', of Jur • tire, Ike.) as it 1 oiiinsoacts the had ffferts of bestpit and Cud eir. It Oan the hest antidote against the infection of ad eumtagiews diovaar.r. As visas are man) spur inns and iaferior imitations, norter eh , ;a Opt MIA inintlar 11141111'6, 61 1 111 1 ` of which are fallaciously r-preseiting as.bnproveitteins. the puhlic err requested to nhaeme, (Alit the mimes of Thomas and William Henry, Matitithrettr, are eitirrimed on each stamp, and moulded to tL Astra a/emelt bot,t.i: The' Apipeitic Spirit of Vinegar, mice as. 9cl. (stamp in t'• ,t,d) •014, wholesale and retail, by Bayley ami Blew, C only agents in Loudon, authorised Ly Ms, prirrieter.,) where may he had, sponge boxes of silver. c Ow. Also, Y's t_ A 1.( . 1 N r.slA, in bottles, at twirl wob clue stoppers, at es each , their nays_ beim, no tlw stamps . • • - . . • . , , ~. A :: ~I;;~ kLY4ISWN Y • - - - . $ of Gesture. Explained and illustrated hy Plates, describing Marshal J uont, eneral Radivneselth the ditTrecut .Prwitistas and Action ut the Speaker. P' the at day-brcei. wth g vigour, and three tiros* a sane. as. hound I imperil)? force. Until half pest ten °mend Kt in. 1-..:5ti1.t58 Ttlglifs rSSAY‘ ; cr, the diresevich repulsed every attack, and this l. Teacher's A ssistlnt Contptnition beteg a mita= at emy I b y ge Riles fur Writing listentrAta, illustrated by tent resistance acquired great glory for hit lit le adapted to the thte divert sears at nhich arc corps. At this moment, hot/crass I Mien:. eth.ed, 'Dote hie Caremelas Juveuile r u n e - mover eaule up with the Duko orti a nsiiielt's la aav *views, I aeu• the "or. 3 6- 6 d• carp'', the fiessians, add mate battalions of oar boards 31 • OUTLINES ef ENCLISII GitiltlSlAß,esibrehrted I Lindwehr• The enemy was immediately aUstilett tiM the use ut b o th s ere , at seho s i t in sinet, ski p es ait,ta in the `Janie and the rear, and, though ho Slight rates of the laarcire are rle".rne and distinctly laid dew's, add . s itii the groateat ohtstioacy for threehoura,litials let speculame ddlleulties .11001 . 41 nuas,ble Avoided. By the turn compelled to retreat. same. ;so. bound. BREIPtAti. %Cr liate iso **stain information respoetiii; the events in Poland. The Russians are .Ithwe‘er in motion. They are to occupy Pilsen said DeuitiiCe, k!,tfeßklet from Cracow. .rucy Ist. Letter* from the Austrian frontiers siste, that the Russian corps, which /,as entered Lemberg, his e•ta•qtished a wort of mixed Government there. Count Wurmaer is appointed Governor of Galli/4a. The. circles Biilitez, Cracow, Mysiawiee, nter, and Scuirintnir, are plied hy the Htl/14111111 tinder separate administration:, all Magistrates te tainin their posts. Jn the same day our corps advanced farlitir into Bayreusii, where the enemy had left 200 men sevcrely wounded. The erieusy% ices 4a-reeler's sitlerehle. Teo caissons, two waggons with ILAN, and the triho!e of thj enemy' , hit„-gage, fell into oar hands. The French Gen erals Roche and [ e a Metite, ere wounriesl. On the gth, Fiet4 'Mat gipauxutyer wished to follow up his sietor , , nod i,iet4 1.111" genenii action with General donor. Our ach'ine.:A . columns, however, could only over take th- reav-nord, of the enemity,'who always re. treasedi wrath, heads of Our columns approached. No correct estimate can yet be formed of ear loss, bnett Ole - loss .than that of the enemy. All the troupe covered themselves .with- glory. particularly the‘tandvigK,Who, in this brilliant action, emu- N 6411141 tfAciA of the line, displayed in every re spect equal zeal, tad contributed essentially to the victory. AMERICA. • CONGRESS OF THE 'UNITED STATES ; EXTRA SENATE - SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES. WA9IHINGToN, JUNE g. Mr. Swum of Marliiiiri, from the Committee to whom was referred the Bill to amend and con tinue in force the Act iotitlod " Au Act to inter dict the commercial intercourse between the United Stmesomit6lrwatibiteirt rod Egoism sod their des pendeneies,' together with the amendment pro posed thereto, reported as a substitute a new Bill. JUNE 10. The resolution yesterday offered by Mr. (ilea to adjourn on the gOth inst. was palmed unanimous ly, and sent to the House for concurrence. NEW-TOLL JULY 16. A morning paper (says 77r Rallineure Federal not Gazette,/ attempts, most vainly attempts, to itn -.4 ~,., pose a belief, that the late Ardis' Order is the 'he rewinding promised by Mr. Erskine, and in come t ipience of which promise the President opened the intercourse witklinglend. Now although the Edi tor of that paper every clay cries out mgsye us light," yet he plainly thews an unconquerable aversion to what little light he already possesses. Every body kerma, Opt in consequence of the engagement of the British Minister, that his Government will have re moved theiroffensive orders no the tOthef i lthie, the Presideut issued hisproclemation,dated April 19, Z 4 "' incising the legal restrictious on our trade with Lugs lend; a proclamation which all English-haters hate. This nese order is dated April Y 6, no more than at yen days liter the proclamation. Therefore it could nut totte been . tam which Mr. Erskine pro mised. It was. a spontaneous set, or it was pro eiteert liv Mr.. Pinch:tiey on the. Ipot without aoy refereni4 to the pledge of Mr. Erskiue, Every well-demoted citizen waits with patietke the an swer to the American and to Mr. Erskine', dis patchga, serit,out to consequence of the arrange• inents madrsat Washington io April. If the Bei. tish government refuse to perform that eliteh the representative of the King of Eligland has proinos.. ed. then might we reprobate and v i ne war again!t that country. Such a state of th1 4 , 1 „1 is not at Pi hkely to miser, and here is the ilium or acme MCI, b VelLAtioll, and the partial deenlation of the pre,.. wAsUlN4.iros, JuNE I. The Nlessen,, , er who went to tne,laucl to t..e Pacific has returned to this city, alit it was at fi.st sail, that he had brought very had news, as the friends of Prance were in high spirits. They pro claimed that Great Britain had bred deceiving us; that while she was holding out the olive-branch, she had declared all the solid ill a state of - - • , blockade, and thus cut np our commerce by tout:/Cy - INTELLIGENCE. the room, Now ! said they, there is but one course for us to pI,IIIIIIIC. meted that is to open inters GLRMAN YAPF.RS. cruise situ) l'r,inee, declare swat with Britain, tai Canada and Nova Scotia, and e•taldilh internal . PRAGUE, JULY 14. enatiitfaetwe, on a bilge scale. The our party sr. .To the beginning of the 'present mono, CieLtrall a, 11, that a cotostettt tvolth Great Britain is Ito longer ILMilValbelfil'il mitts informed that the roeme had on to he avoided, and it is expected they will this verf all side* made at raiigetuieuts for compelling loin, ifiy loti,e; fotWairft some meti.ore oi ether. with a by a various attaek, to retire front thy i ttttt cipniity ilea to eilahle them to (Wird tk, it own predictions. of Bay rt oth. I will iiiiliire.l%llo.l3 ir, that no .d...rot refsts in the On the 6th the advanced posts were attarked Urbitiet, told that the Piesideat :loci, sot consider near Hiehlfenden, and dr.ien 'Jack by a imp, lin that ant insurinonntable °fist:tele fn our amicable force. General ftadiv.i,evich then resol,ed to arrangement, has as yet been iiiterposed. wait for the email in the proltion of &Trice:, He p . s. Th e weripa-ty were in n oon. !realer was attacked there nn tits 7th by the rot.-too., vst,t4 ,I.cv at a h at ih r , ,k.„ sie d t h e g,ud Notes; b et they. • . 'opener iu somber., and haring quell that &tile „,„ . ., 4 .„,„ ir s i g i la i ii,t,,, h fla g ' ,bye, lam aesuied, in part earned by the enemy, he f,•11 back opal 1 1,i,, ammeist, and the pblic may rely *Too the tects E.110 111 6 1111 14 , e .. h T tslrectill to form a junction 'llh limit the President hers no stiisiall apprehension of R - , Field - M. I IW KttUiliiLyCi; 1)114 coidident of oh- f„..k, r ,. i,, tier ae l z w e a s tion. Ilse nu I. i4 . ..1"il ••• terming tins rapport. he • resolve.' to present the „ s ,, rt .„ t0 r t ,,,,,. 1.k .. , ~. ~., . ,ir t',' ~, ~ , , , , trio-t obstinate mist-nice to the etleancing eacmy• wi th spears ; aw l ..4 5, .• ... - . .., 5 .:. On the itll ' llle tuulv i' ' Jule ' 'the c"""ird at they were, and to du,. . . .1 " •,-!' VAUXHALL Verdeetbe Palleseagc of his Royal Highoesa the PRINCE of WALES,. Itll 4 o-1101I,ROW EVEN I X :, August 11, 16 4 A 1... a :,.:1.1.*:;‘ , CALA, *ad Esli.b.tioli of Ilk& V: + ):• AS ..- `..; •xxiint, ..es rid. VAUXHALL SAILING MATCH. r r illE Annual ;SILVER. CUP and COVER, .A. ;Owen by the Proprietor' of VAUXHALL GARDENS, win he ::::%, i LCD far tomorrow, WEI/NV:NO.II', August a, • kg Otte leuteu't Sail t a . :=Jst d. z iti st u i r V e c e t i zAlie Rube eiSrlitrveistmillef • - Is the Eveniag there will het splentlA GALA, is vettich the present and former Pere Cups will be eglihited, mid at tie tad of the C oneart will be email a Grand discharge of NE-WORKS, by Signor Heagler. • •••••, 1 ~esia at eight ttiusee, 3 e s i .ti t d.;; k. D oc uttra open at seven, mid the Con. T PRESENTATION TO A VA LVA RLE LI VING. BE SOLI), the nest PUZSENTA'LIUbi to a LTV' NC, of ihr. value of artra_x! M, of GatMhoo- It o ,-104 POUttd% tsreae, situ:,te in n par lot part of one of the Welltetru Counliet net far farm Harken* tiristol. There i. a sad house, gar ter, and offices. Porturtiwr particulars-inquiet etalloars. Grahams, Kin- &ries, sod Doraville, Liacula'aird. - ..x , ------ ifOUSEIIOLD IFURNITIURVIR ASSIS s EFFECTS. TO BE SOLPJBY AOCTIOM Illy Mr. 3EIHRSON, - At Mr Auction Room", No. a, Peattree•RMP, time Cut, 11Deekfriars Road, TO-MORROW, August C., at twelve sagtork, A. fr'ANl'll'i" 6T Ilf11:7NEIIOLL1 rt.*Nr. TV RE, nod other Er l' IA • rs. teumso.4 flsr the 'eon- i ' .(rile . The forait ere ecnlins.s fotempostSmul ntleve . dke l. $ feather beds and maitre*. is ; a sopital asa'..ti. retaire pad honk-case ; thoistrad with glued d 0... • rai:lk carter,: toshomety patient. 4witjegrantice rheas .. awl pembroke Pslare i atahogent retina and straight free* lublvy gloat of drawers; loulAnz.gtavwe, Riddet- gititafer car.itts, noa•ciotis, huoits, p.astlacou iltint, sod t.apaeros at lire at hetet • To he viewi , j 0.. e ant peeediwg ere Sale, 0:14 Catalogoes 41 el the R.IOIIA. ' r fiTt. JA 11P.S . S A N AI.EPTIV PILLS may be 10,1 _r—.,,lne, en eet*al, at 2e 93. A. Wm, or Six • ..ate for 1.. of It PERRIN, Ys. Sestabaeoptoit.street, Covent-G•rsien ‘ Letsida. tibt aka! parson who etc' Itecest•' l tl.c A otteleit Ptts for trte late Or. laseta, front chic ',sae i ag e .14/.1 he Rite onapered than, itltil the D.',. it. ream Thee Pifts ner. i sovereign rene.rly far billows tliaensel,lig itypapp, Idea et appetite, hodtitenl eoativernwi, trowhie- 2Watellednds to the "Meat+ sod Iss.wee„ and clothe" arWilig: In gouty habits, ed•liines, or risesmot,e Imam In the head, as those occasioned by free living ; p.e- hoatiag palsies *tat apoplexies, so often tfie ceasemteete at latemperanee ; pierce iw stop the roper of n cough or 04 , 1.4 see eternal* in lowness of amens sad ammo* dietic- ian"; in dummies, ott water will accumulate whilst these Pithier( regulely tikes ; by removing tLe cause, they +flea Attire permits subject torts; Alaska, at thew of puberty, or Ilse decline of Ilfo, shoull never neglect taking them, be- teg WA exceilent family medicine. N li Dr. JAR Eli'd Gamine FEVER POWDER may be I-.-tdUs above, Is gd. the packet. these +flew . ' 'I \ ,