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. . . . , . . I P ..„,.:. i ' 41 V; a . .1.. . I ". • .44 . .. .* . . _.• • . . . . •C ' • 1 .. . ‘.."'`'-x:r• N t ,-..• • • 4 I ' w l'4 'II Ad%) 2 /;:ga, An . 9/ Ci e ha//) . i • ' ' %.* e . i Ca 444 \ 4.. . • 11. , ' 1 413110.te( • ..,....• _. • . • I. .. A.. I ... . ~ ... ~.1.,, rtit„,-, 10 00. ~ b t . . . _.._ NUMBER 4771 . LONDON, WE. INEtDAY, MARCH 25, 1818. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. Th e maisagemeat, Zealous in 'Very thing that can eOntri- WC to puhre accommodation, hes availed itself of the s h or t Ewer recess iu warming awl ventilatiat the Inte rior, in hinting the Douse by a new and splendid Cima delier, and in beautifying and decorative the Saloon. • The Stoves, which have been constructed epos • new pria ciple, exclude the cold and raw air, and Introduce into the body of the Noose • mild and refreshing temperature; while the active mod powerful Ventilator draws off the damps, and readers salubrious the auditory part of the Maitre. Tbe new brilliant Chandelier, lighted by Gas, is an improve meet upon every thing that has hitherto appeared : it sheds a clear, soft, sad bramiag light over the Haase, neither obairecting the slew, nor dinsiniskiog the interest of the Stage. The Saloon bas undergone a thorough and complete change, and will be opeued, as award, for the accommodation of the Half-price Company. MR A TRE-R0 YA L, DRURY-LA IT R. THIS Eve••Illg , WEDNESDAY, March 23. their Majesties Servants will perftwas (fur the Gast time) • new llontantic Drama, in three set., called ROIL ROY, THE GREGARAH. The Mary pertly origival, mid pertly frenaded oa the palmlike Rommiee at that mime. With new SconeeT, Machinery, Dresser!, kc. The Overture swarmed mud selected, and the incidental Mimic composed by Mr. T. Cooke. Principal Chamfers by Mr. Powell, Mr. Illearrugh, Mr. Rae, Mr. H. Johasion, Mr. Holland, Mr. Barnard. Mr. lVallark, Mr. R. Phillips, Mr. Kent, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Smith, Mr. Woolf. Mr. J. Swath, Mr. Knight, Mita Smiths's*, Mrs. Glover, and Mrs. Bland. The Prologue to be spoken by Mrs. Knight; the Epilogue by Mr. Wallach and Mr. Knight. After which. the Farce of FORTUNE'S FROLIC. Robin Roughbead, Mr. Delivery; Snacks, Air. Hughes; Frank, Mr. Cooke; Rattle, Mr. Barnard. Newry, Miss Iran; Margery, Mrs. Sparks; Dolly, Mrs. Deere. 'the Doers to be opened at Six o'Cluck—the Play to begin at Seven. Bose., 7s. • Second Price, 3s. Ild.—Pit, 3s. Sri.; Second Price, U.—Cower Gallery, 21.; Second Price, • 15...-Upper Gsllrry, ls.; Second Prier, 4.1. Boxes and Places to he taken of Mr. Spring, Rotund', Brydges street, from Ten till Four, and of who* may be Dud • Private Box nightly. A sew Farce, called The Sleeping Draught, will be pro. dined in a few days. Various Novelties are in active preparation. BRITISH GALLERY. PALLAIALL. THIS GALLERY. for the EXHIBITION sail SALE alb, WORKS or BRITISH ARTISTS, is OPEN EVERY DAY from Ten is the Marring till Five is the &miss. Adseittasee, Is.— Catalogues, ls. JOHN YOUNG, Kasper. ST, PATRICK'S CHARITY SCHOOLs, De. • /TRIM; ST. CILES, ♦9U PEAS•bIREET, ON Tu E EMPLOYMENT OF CHILDREN IN MANtiIACTORIA. lout AND ASYLUM TOR CATtit )1.I ; C FEMALE ORPHANS, CRURVI-ROW, 11•RIPi•TEAD. ON SUNDAY NEXT, NI arch 29, IMIR. being I.ow Stintlay, the ANNUAL CHARITY SERMON, in aid of the ,tlwre In.ttintions, will be preached at St. Patrick's Chapel, Sullos•-shell, Suho, by the Rev. E. CULLEN. Salsocriptiona will be thßukfully rewired by the Right Reverend Dr. Poynter, V.A.I. Castle-street, ; A. Longtinan 9 Eaq. Ni,. 5, Iletlfood-witaare, Trta.nier; J. Kelly, No. 4k Fleet-shirt, Secretary; Aleißea. 'right cad Co. Ranker,, lieurietia-shett, (%.vriat-Eirditit ; and by Messes. Keeling, Brown, end Co. ljti, lille•- venor-oquere, London. This 'Pay is published, beetleomely las lila( fl in 20 Vllid. Svo. gad illestratell with above Six Hundred Cupper-platc., a New Edition, carefully corrected, and cotu.iderably ca lmed by many additional Articles seed Notes. and sum, Aceeeet of the Life of M. tle Bittrun, by W. W.Aul, F. L.S. price 12f. in boards, N ATURAL 11 (STORY, general and purti the C t DE BUEEON. The HISTORY of MAN and QUADRUPEDS, inllnE hoed, with Noes and Olwervaibm%. To THE RIGHT HON. THE EARL OF LIVERPOOL. HOPE ASSURAtICE COMPANY, LCDGATL-1111LL, LORDOW; AND WasTroacumo-Sfra Mir Loan—Permit me in address yosir imalship in a . m .- capacity of inie :thunder of the IA Empire, .is s subject of sietnotal coon:oil, which, them:lh it has eacc e.l consolerable interest in certain quoit tars, appears uut to /n -itwit stood or 811meg:rated by the pohlic at late,. its any de. tree commensurate with its real Istiptrri mice. A iiill ma the ' Employment of Children in llauufutnnl,s has been les.: lance iu the Hume of Commons, passed through the Coon uti tt ee, had its bleak' tilled tip, and is In he read a 141.. l time the first 1111milay in Apia. I itot.red the riehetesay.e, look place uu it.. tint and second rename, and have joist it • ceived a copy of the Bill as atueuiled by the Comut:ll••e. This Bill is opposed, it net'lllll, by a Milin''' . o f alit" Wealthy COttllli-spinier'., good men of h.aitusse, act. rat oi w bunt are Members of the House of Cmatouns, tool who ;In capable of reisiug a formidable oppos,imir (.1 4.. y m. asp., which they imagine will allect their mt.-rests. Its seamo eta are those alto deem the practiee. .• loch at prest•t.t pre veil in our fl1116111(11clOcien, to Ie is roily case. tujortues I . the children. The subject, irowevta, Fermi to be tirlstri by hails parties ton very confined enmods. Its eats inisa• beatings on the general interests of the nation have hero very imperfectly, or timidly at all considered ; and it. ,truing claims on the attention of Gavernment and of the count. in consequence, very feebly insisted upon. The tuantifite turrrs look at it simply as iota cautile men, miller nit alai nt that the regolations proposed tarty in souse may or other di miuish a fraction of their prufits. The fear of loss of petal • Mary gait. to men (reined in the print•tples of trade and manufactures, is vet, natural. Their elation to• society, aid, in nanny iustauces, their very substst. nee &mode on success in their several occupations. Their labour- a n d anxieties too are very great, awl except in a few instances, which in consequence are ale eye promiut ut, they are sery .itordequately remunerated fur their toil and care. Under these ciretimstauces, it in reasonable to conclude that every object must he viewed by them through the not/1111 of 811(1 • cantile calculation; and aro one ran jest ly Idiom them or be surprised al, the jealous activity whirls they exhih on ail occasions where their inte►ests, real or im tgivary, are attacked. For these and other reasons, the cultural course of trade, manufactures, and commerce, shoal.) lint ee di•u,nb ed, except when it interferes with measures affecting the well being of the whole community, in a hick case minor considerations might of course at all times to give way. The practices which prevail in our mum ufirtori. s form, it a peculiar manner, one of these exceptious. In y interfere essentially with the best interests of suciety, without bent fit to any particular class, or to any individual ; and very little explanation, I pecsnme, will demonstrate I • your Lordship the truth of Ibis statement. Generally speaking, the occu pation which manufactures under the existing arrange ments afford, is more or less unhealthy to those employed in them, who are called upon to sacrifice their strength and substantial comforts for Ilse advantage of others, tool nut infrequently for the benefit of their enemies. The numbs rs thus employed now constitute an important part of the pu pulation—so great indeed, as necessarily to disseminate the good or evil effects of the melte., *lnch obtain among them, over every corner of the empire. These pradices arc, lit, The employment of children he• fore they pewees sufficient strength for their work; before they eau be initiated in their necessary domestic sloths; and before they can acquire any fixed moral habits or ittiond.dge that may render them useful, or not iujorimis, members of the community. And, gdly, The employment of adults, both male nod female, its Situations storeroom:tide to health, for an excessive and unreasonable number of hours per day. The Bill before the House of Commons is intended to apply to the former evil only, stud to remedy which it is eerily very inadequate. It permits children to be employed at nine years of age for twelve hours and a Isatf per day, allowing them only an hour and • half during this period fur meal. and for exercise in the open air. Experience proves that men may be habituated by early practice to consider the NNW inhume* sad barbarous customs, not only with inilif. termite, but as ausueenteats from which they derive exqnisite enjoyment. Even the best oatmeal dispositions may be trained with ease to delight in csaniball , in. It would be clearly 'unjust, therefore, to blame maaofacturers fur prac tices with which they have been familiar from childhood, or to suppose that they have less humanity thaw say other class of men. Those practices, however, to which they have bees familiarised from early lute, are sseverthelese unjust in the extreme to their fellow-creatures, aud peculiarly injuri ous to the best interests of the country. To detail all their comiequiences would exceed the limits as letter; and it is presumed that a sketch of the outline of them will he suffi cient at once to disclose to your Lordship the high import ance of the subject, and to establish its claim to the imme diate attention of Government. To govern well and justly, is to form arrangements by which the greatest benefits that circurnstancts admit shall be given to the inhabitants of the cossuiry goserned ; and by which, especially, the most helpless part of the populatiou shall be protected from uuoccessary oppression. Allow me, my Lord, to apply these principles to the subject of this letter. From MIMI which it is unnecessary here to explaiu, the value of mere manual labour has been no much reduced, that the working man in this and other cuuntriea is now placed under circumstances far more unfavourable to his t h e s io p , pi o n r ess ih t . ha u n the lb s e la sezr w o ai r vi i ll n ai a n o w y a n s f u l t h id e er na l qi y oo o . n have en obig e .d a ay se t 0 1 f r , e within fu.e tin t . he se l f a y s i t ee three f y m ea r th a i r eo s nf :ll u i s o ; e f :s i a g an ti yi tu u Pi t : exert their strength to the very uttermost, when those ser vices were uttered and urged upon me by einreaties most distressing to decline, at wages which could uut affo•d the applicant for himself and family the most bare and common necessaries of life. With the small pittance they asked, they could, in fact, only gradually static, amidst wretched ness of which the wealthy can turn 110 adequate concep tion. Under these circunistancts, the working man and his family arc now truly become, rivets in this country, pitiable objects. Yet it is from this class the wealthy &- live all which they hold. The rich wallow in an excess art• luxuries injurious to themselves, teddy by the labour of men who are debarred from acquiring for their own use a sufficiency even of the indirpeusable articles of life—much less ■sty of those numberlires comforts whirls Its y ►o v around them. And yet, if their capabilities were permitted to be brought into action, they could multiple these in such abuntdl•tice air would not only afford Mess:dreg a pai 'trap:dims in diets), but would yield to the higher classes a still larger proportion of wealth tban the latter can possibly obtam under existingciresswistances. Such being the fret:, my Lord, which at any time 1 can prove. to the satisfaction of every intelligent reflecting mind, surely the working Ulan and his family twee a fair and just claim for some aid aud protection (runs the Legislature of their casuistry. Lt a ne..- jority of casts, he is now, whenever :revered, compelled by dire necessity to 'album. 14, Id, ur even 18 hours per day eta employineute fa WU which often every idea of comfort must Inc banished, which are frequently very milwalthy, and some times revolting 110 human nature; but, my Lord, his sous and hit tinu_hstrn,aunt ~:b.iiivitoiti:dctiecit:moinneeleucaccisisl:i'za.lie4oll%i:a trudge ■ge, air now . MUM all thus Ishour, wln•u they cats procure work even . .it this wretched Jest rip ' to support a hare existeure . . o effect inure stem thir many of them never hope, but I've 10 perpetual G ar, 61 1.1 cicksiess overtake them, that tli. y I s . s z il u ssc c so c e i r i pacay of c u o i n d t s pe p l a le u d p t e u rs accept even this, ill the Von will, I am sure, my laird, readily grant that this state of things cannot last ; that its cuntissuance it ill umithilate t stay proper feeling has eat line governed and their naicty DuxLitt. FIRE OFFICE—Cap/fa Own Mettion. ASSUItANCES against LOSS or DANTAGE by rine, effected upon every Descriptioo of Pm. Feely within the Vaned Kingdom ' upon Terms as bene fi cial to the Assuied as thaw of nay other Office. Lasses are uniformly piddles , this Cowpony with the al most Spirit of Liberality and Promptitude. Notke is keret" gives, that Receipts fiw Ike Renewal of Policies, which expire at Lady.doe. era wow read" for Its. livery at Ike altoesseationodUgiaa , esd silk Ike reap". tke Arils uj tho Cosvgarag throlighost tho Shiite! King dom. Policies of Assistance, which expire at the shave Period, should be renewed within Fifteen Disys thereafter, or they bccusue rind. LIFE OFFICE —Copilal Oar Miura*. Assurances effected upon 14Vea and on Survivorship.— Annuities granted and purchased.—Eudowntents fur Chil dren, Jac. Le. By WI 1.1.1.1 M SMEI.I.IF, Meinher of the Royal and Anticinarian Societies of Edinburgh. Prinled for T. Cadet' seed W Merle*, Strand ; F. C. and J. Rivington ; G. Wilkie; F. Wingrave ; J. Walker; Besteh en! and Ictterman ; J Cuthell ; Clarke and Sons; Lacking ton, Allen. and Co C. l.sw ; Longman, Hung, Revs, Orme, and Brown ; John Richardson ; J. SI. Richardson ; J. Rooker ; E. Jeffery ; Black and Co ; J. Hardin+. ; J. NlaW. wan; J. Booth ; J. A.perne ; J. Harris; P. and W. Wynne; R. &holey ; R. Bidden, and Co.;J Blneklerek ; T. Hamil ton ; Sherwood, end Jone,-; T. tholcrwood ; R. Saunders ; and Wilson and Son, at York. The Proprietors of Ibis Office have undertaken all Re spossibility, and have stipulated fur a Guarantee of Oat Million Sterling, as es asspk Security fur ■ll their Engage ments. The Profits arising out of this Breach of llusissees, after a moderate Dednetion fur Guarantee and Expense of Ma. easement, are divided amuirust the Assured, in proportitui to the Sums respectively assured; rpm triads Principle sumo mils are the Instances of Tr*. Trent!, sod Thirty per Ceut. is additioa to the Asnouut of Life Policies, being paid • and Cases have occulted (when the Doration of Life heebiro cuusidtrahly prolonged), where the Payment has bees more than doable Ilse Noun assured. No Comore Mosey, Adusiasiuu Fee, or other Olicial Charge, exacted. WI LLI A M BURY, &e. This day are publibbed, io Iwo Volumes Bro. price 11.1 a. in boards, ESERVATIONS on the STATE of !RE - LAND, principally directed to its Agriculture and Resat Population ; iu a &ries of Letters written era Tear through that Country. By J. C. CURWEN, Esq. London : Printed fur Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater easier-row. Til R ATIIB-ROV COV INT.G A RDEN. THIS Evening, WEDNESDAY, March 25. will be acted (Sib time) a New Musical Drama, called ROM ,ROY NI A('G EGOR GB'. AULD LANG SYNE. (Founded on the moiler Novel of Rob Roy.) The Overture and Music (with tke exception of as Air and a Chorus by Mr. Bishop) Is composed and selected, chiefly from old Scottish Airs, by Mr. Davy. Sir Frederick Vernon, Mr. Eerrtms; Rashleigh 04 • 1 4 1 - -tone, Mr. Abbott ; Francis Osbaldiatone, Mr. Sinclair k Owen, Mr. Blanchard; Captain Thornton Mr. Connor; Rob Roy Mac gregor Campbell, Mr. blae4atly ; Dougal, Mr. Tokely; Hamish and Robert (Rob Roy's Sons),-111r. Sutton and Master Parsloe; Major Galbraith, Mr. Taylor; Itaillie Nicol Jarvie, Mr. Liston ; Johmo, Mr. Siam - its. Diana Vernon, Miss Stephens; Millie, Mrs. Sterling; Jane Macalpine, Miss Logan; Katty, Mrs Bishop; Helen Mar ren's, Mee. Egerton. To which will be added (for the lad time), a new Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN GULLIVEtt ; OR, THE FLYING ISLAND. With new &Tura, Dresses, and Decorations. The alight arsanged amid produced under the direction of Mr. Farley. Gulliver (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Bologna; the King of Gyula (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Norman ; Qoadrantisaimus, Lord Chancellor of Inputs (afterwards 110 . 1 1). Mr. Grimaldi. The Princess kbuisibuidilla (after wards Columbine), Miss F. Dennett. Doors'open at Six o'Clock—the Performance to begin at Saves. ROWS. 7s. ' • Second Price, 31. 3s. 84.; Second Price, Ris —Lemer Gallery, Is.; Second Price, la.—Upper Gallery, Is.; Beton,' nice. lid. Places fur She Bones to be taken of Mr. Brautlun, at tke Boa ( H HarGatrret, (rum Teo till Four. A Private Box way be kwl fur the Sealing, or Nightly, of Mc Brandon, at the Box Office. The new Musical Drama of Ruh Roy Mactregnr, or Aald Lang Syne, will be siicate.' to-morrow and on Satnr dmr—and on Tuesday, Wednesday, mei Thursday, in the swat ark. fin Enda, (11th time), the new Tragedy of Farin. Artie which will be produced, for the first lime, a new Comic Romance (founded ou • Fairy Tale), interspersed with Pau)nnumie incident, called The Marquis de Caralr•; ler, Puss in Routs. With new Scenery, Machinery, Dreams, •nd 1). rt.ratione. 1, 1 Monday, the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO counteract the twiny attempts that are dotty made to impose on the unwary a spurious composition "stead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DA Y wid MARTIN, they have adopted a new label, is which their hipatere mid Address, 97, HIGH HOLBORN, Ipso eunspieiniusly placed in the centre of the Label, that 1 1w7 trnst an attention to this, and the 'adrenal,* of the fip•, which is unlike all letter-press will arable purchasing at owe to detect the imposition. • - M. ReAl JAPAN BLACKING, mole nod sold \Tholes'', br DAY and MARTIN, 01, High Holborn, null retailed by are principal Sisopkeepers, in Bottles at 6d, Is„ and I. °;,.1 A CAUTION TO MOTHERS. A T a critical Season like the nre,etit, when chil l& drea are teething, the utmost attention ought to he raid to them, particularly as the Nleaskis and Olin Cough l ' e su ptrva'. tot. If obi: irritation of the gums comes with any uther dosurikr, very few infants recover. Mnidwirs weight newer to be without the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP in dlw Nursery, fur if • Child wakes in the night with pain* Ili the Gams, this valuable Medicine applied will WNW' li !'"( 1 , "pen the pores, heal the Ginn., and thereby prevent liven, or Convulsions, fur, should it come in conopetit• wills any Oilier disorders, it often destruys the Mother 's brightest bones. Parents who may he dubious of the virtues " (t he sin 'THING SI RUP may Wier to the eases that have al9+earal to the Ni•n•pmscrs for the List ten years. since Mra. Julinsuu has apprupriateJ one hour twice a .reek, via from fi to 10 ticlurk cm Tuesday and Saturday morniaga, to the , Poor who have Children &Meted in cut. 1 : 4 1 their hob, 6y bringing n utter from a la""ekeelier, that the *lndira. IS a real übjett of sharity, has made it so milversally knuwia iu almost every family where there are r"ot ehtldredr , Mrs. .1. 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At Nesse o'l'inck in the Morning, TO-MORROW ( l'ilunsoAr. h), The First-drawn Blnnk sill kite 4 Pipts of Purt. J.ICI-IARDSON. COODLUCK, a nd CO. respectfully solicit a continuance of the Favours already conferred uu ohms by their Friends and the Public, and hope they will select from the Tickets and Shares now undraVin, ALL the TUREE Prizes of .030,000, Actr iv She Wheel. . 'nacelle and Shares (warranted sastraarm) are - selling by RICHAKI)%ON, GOODLUCK, sad CO. at their Others. lOC Baul-lissibhugs, Curishill; and faiths( the Gate of the Kirk Mew., Charing-Crusa. HAZARD mill CO. Royal! Exchnogr. who Sold Three Capital Prizes in the present Lottery, ■nd Five Prizes of £20,000 in she last Year, have Tickets and Shares on Sale for the second day 'a drawing— 'lo-MORROW (Tin RsDAY). 9 o'Cluelt in the Morning, Grand Poise. of 30 Thousand Pounds ; 65 OTHER CAPITALS; $ PIPES OF PORT; 4 Pipes of Port in exchange for the first drawn mink. Noss.—las the last Lottery which contained first drawn HAZARD 4; CO. Sold them ALL ! AT NINE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING, TO-MOHHOW IHURSDAY. 26111 March), The First4lravist Blank will rrcrive Four Pipes of Port. All Three Prize* or 311,000/ ! With Sixty.five other Capitals or 5,0001. 1,0001. die. Ste. yet iu the Wheel. BISFI, the Contractor, sincerely thanks the 111 • Public for their suiprecedetiterl Patronage alms& ronferred this Lottery. The First-draws Blank, No. 0,11113, entitled to 4 Pipes u( Port, was shared by him, in 2 Guar. term, 2 Eighths, and 4 'Sixteenths, oho resperiftilly corrals the holders insinediately to ostler 1,0111 any IVisse-nierelisist they please, their respeciorr proportions of the 4 Pipes of Port, of 11w choicest yoslily in Ilse kiiscsl 1111 l , whirl' 'l'. Ilt•tt wall pay for on demand; who hos also the pleasure to no. nirunee that he Sold and Shared no less than 12 of the Capi. NI Prizes drawn already this Lowry, being No 3,107, it Prise of 3,000/. one of the largekt Prises yet drawls, soil 11 other of 1,0001. &r. As the demand haf been wiry [relit Ihronchout the Coun try, Him corrals his h winds is, be early iu their applira- Ii~•n Whil.l a variety of 'fiche,. and Sham., rens:lit, at Ilk °Aire*, No,. 4, Cos silsill, Lunt is, Chasinz-crosui, I Alll4llllO In iler lam l.utlery , tnninming Prise of :10.000i , I{lllll sold thew A LI. ; a utl howl , lo sill All Ow 'three Pi i?e4 of 39,000/. in the pri:scut MASQUERADE and GRAfill FANCY RALE, at the OPERA-HOUSE, HAYMARKET. —A MASQUERADE andGRAND FANCY BALL (on • plan emitpletely asoveli, will be given at the KING'S THEATRE, on MONDAY, the nth of April, by Mf. DOHERTY. 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