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Every it was anxious to sup- of the applimns. int l , le , pro: c lo s e: 0, that n a Comes . i aL ttee ners 91 . .. his . Ma: part, or the ‘Vorks to be dune in erecting the Arlin, ionz.l' Chorth of oecurity with adroit: is superior to any previous'., n rse se d employ them. This was the grand coos! of the erkl! hut he cal- ; port !lie_Praice n TII IlispAi iln thz Spa-road, Bermondsey, may see the Plans and specifica. to the public. It morons I 4 a eunit.ae of p,, pe k. tore , ~at o see y e . ciliated on the sularct by the lotted prtneysles of political economy, I annul( be a pp oint ed to inquire . h ro e m r , _ stated i et 4 ja :t will be ready in lion at the O ffi ce of Mr. James Savage, Architect, 34, ll'athrornit, (pored to assure, oil their owes lives, or no those of approved nOilli• that what SAN generally and fairly beneficial tr the employer could ille was sure that where humanity p p fd, ddi reps ~ Contract for per- any day (except Sunday). between the Hours of Nine and Four. i bees, sums proportionate to their zespective shares, on every transfer be dont. His Grace obterved, that Et not be prejudicial to his workmen, whom it was his interest to make 1 every thing possible would I did not think the poor people could do better than apply in a g and completely The Tenders to be delivered. sealed, at the O ffi ce of his Ma. lof which a new mauranee is r, , ouired to he eff.eted. This syitetn, enmi s ertall'" 1 jesty's Commissioners for building New Churches. Great George- .by the periimmil renovation of polities., secures the stahili.y and Lord BELHAVEN said he had merely stated the fact that as' . . R, street, Westminster. on or before the h e st of October next. i growirg pn:aperity of the Company, and is productive of great he- proper and respectful mannet to Goteenment for help, as he was tnachinery had improved the wages of workmen had decreased ; I Kure it would be for the advantage of the country to grant the New Naval Lam- . The Commissioners do not pledge themselves Co accept even the befit so the / visored, who p art icipate In t h e proits „ th o ng / eon , the and titre was another reason, which it w as quite un necessary to , necessary aid. Ile advised them to do it in a masa, roir be he nO regulation, without being responsible for the engagemenutrof theent would ultimately i ka at Leith. I lowest Tender, unless in every respect satisfactory. blink; for he had no hesitation in'saying t h at the great cause of doubt bait a benign and humane flovernm gether with a form ; Compony, which are secured by a large sobseribad clonal. year ii . , when chic uropesn peny was formed, the iIETIILENI 11()SPITA L.-A Committee of Goya.- y o the liq all tar calamities was the etiOfitlOUS load of taxation with which listen to their complaints. The thanks of the Meeting were theft. on the motion of Mr. . the Office of the I non will meet at Bridewell Hospital, on WEDNESDAY, country was borers own. eceived after One 1 -II 0 Directors caused rates of insurtnee to be cskalated from the amal- Dr. CLARKE wished to know whether the Report enjoined that hlonteitli, given to Ills Orace the Duke of Herodias, for his condvet Ideas the party or the 4th October next, at II o'clock, to receive Proposals in Writir.g Minuted lite tahles of all Europe, which pro.laced e ,,i ts t une r from such Persons as may be willing to contract to serve Ilethlent r I notaraiy was to give land for the erection of booms where hand. in the chair, and the Meeting broke up. , ban the rates of any C ompany then established. and blab will be looms wete to be-employed. . n , addressed to the Hospital with Mr.AT, viz. :-The best Ox Beef, Welter Mut- I still found Jnwer than any of the tables, of Coamenies more recently Lord Ilf:LnavEN-No, no ; they only wanted security that the suiptlNG ixrELLIGENC.d. rsons, engar t ing to ton, Pirek. and Veal, at - per stone; Ler and Shine of Beef, M I formed, which admit the assured to a participation in the profits; occupiers should not be saddled on the parish whenever a-stagnation --...aski. he sum of 12,0221. - Per shine; and Beet Suet, at - per stone ; Candlee, at - Per 1 and this difibrt•nce is to considerable, as to be in the nature don of trade occurred. This was a subject which had caused much Is. LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY, jr. Erg% rt. dozen ; and mottled and yellow Soap, at - per cwt.; from the l.Ui annual 1,„ o3 to the assured. cute-don in the Committee, and it bad been determined that the re- Artieed the Cultunbia, Graham, •from New York, sailed Ise ! 1 • of October next to the 11th of April following. Vie sllitiri of the Company are manaized Ito a Porn] If Twelve r. • Further particulars may be known no application at Mullein Direiaiirs, which sits ever v lVetinmday throtilinoto the rear at the commendation could do no harm ; therefore it had been allowtil to September ; runtime. Ilaihaway, do. sailed 241 h August ; James, remain in the Report.from Archangel ; Regular, Bond, from Peebles ; Hope. tRTMENT, Hospital, any thy (Sundays excepted), between Ten 'and Venn l Co:ninny's Office, No. Id. Ch.um-place, lalac i l )t tri' ' •a • rs. - ' The Duke of Ii.smILTOS thought tha his excellent friend, Air. NVinapea, from Si . John's, New Ihruhswick • Alecto, Ashford, SEPT. 21, Ilea. 0 • 14 „ k. P.a.n-etoses may be lad h i t- e °fie, or • any of the Pro. atefing Wi th fl u e All Tenders must be delivered in the Clerk, at Itriti,.well flos. I • ' Monteith, was rather mistaken in ids opinion of the Raper:. The from Jamaica; Learoler, beach, front New SOuth %Valets; Atiao• • . onetles. facto which It contained were painful enough, to l t e sun., and it was tic, rtidow, trim Halifax; Monarch, blended., from Monte Video T. ,rnish for Twelve pima, on or refire Tumday. the .'d October. after which they can, ot •, - - - r- • necessary they should be wt. If a Report honied from the county of Bolivar, Soul, from Bahia; Oporto, Martin, from Oporto, at Hoye ich Quantities of I be received : nor will any Tender be noticed unless made out on L. 4 NARESH La 114:01.T.APY argEl'ING. Itanark, It was necessary at this period dial the truth should be lake • ne to tinie he re- 1 the rioted limns, which may be obtained at this lloapital, and hies . ./ told, foe it would be vastly %romper to minced tie real vituation One thip, Ave brigs , emesnotrodf at six o'clock. . t a undermentioned parties who offer most attend the Committee. a-•-• tin Stitnniky a Meals* of tire NT , Y reeholders, Justices of the entintl. The very i mdinn with which the Report had bar' llipird's . re erp r itc l i tter e l e alad o , (6 He rn tLi i tfoasta l . l it s +ol. ,4 . it „ Roo. I the Contracts on Btitiewell Hospital, bept. 25, 1824). of Me Peace, and Commissioners Of SIIPPIf Of the County of prepared was to give a true siatenient of existitig circumstances. 3bc L i ver in and Four; and 1 T . el H I IPI IRV)! I)EN D.-Tlie HOLDErts,;Fir, Lanark,. was held In the Court - house, Hamilttin, '''' for the put. i t to would put a cave for the consideration of Mt . lilootetth :-ly, Yolk. • -_ .......__,..__ .... --A ....--......:.•:••.. ••• ( 1 .••.••••• ,, .. , . , T.••••••• Iby any unfortunate circumstance, hi:4 eXtentlfre works should be The America, Pear,. from Liverpool, has arrived at Bottom )F a supposed sap, to make some ob mring magistrate_ lie remark. W e nother case mu le Laws, in which ars to us to have '•(- shall state the 11 us, and with ntratlicted. The .Ip-roan at Allen !. and Mrs. Beau ianor of Benham. some moor lands y of Colonel awl believe are not th and 14th of of .grettac shoot 1, crossed a small g (the magistrate On one occasion man came up to tot shoot where he [ye his name, or to r. Walton paid no td to parattention ere lank him, that longing to Colonel twist Mr. Walton to appear befor e hich summons he tame young um,. rering a, an infor for killing game hill defence, Mr. out a certifies to-- tore than 1.10/. a I and Md. Beau at, if he had tres ig's, he had tres is not to be satis ly) that his church and, in _his own magistrate, be was ever, was, that Mr. trillope to Consult ne the conviction, ht Hexhtun for the ham is nearly 2o ads ; but thither, stated, was the re- Nl►. 7,426. MNTRACT FOR BUILDING A SEA W ALSO A PllikkAT LEITH. NAVY OFF/('E, Nept, ZAy Prisctval Officers and Cwansissioncr , jests's Nut !I do lard'', 1111'1' 4V ,, i ire ' that on he Ifith November next, at One o'clock, they wh gat with such periods as may be willing to Cool ~„,a i r4 the several Iforks requisite is erec.ing mulling 3 SEA WAI.b, and also a PIER, 0 , exten d inim the 11'esi ern end of his Majesty's N via low et a bout to be formed, adjoining the Dock. D r oop and Specific:l6°os of the itiorks, together .4 the T= otle,. may be seen at this Office, and at the ' Naval (Kerr at hehh. No 'fender will be receitr o:dock nn the day of treaty, nor any noticed enigma magma the him attends. EVOIf Tender must be accompanied by a letter , N a vy Ikord, aad rigged by two r:Aponsible person., ~ ecnme bound with the perton tendering, in the s. - • e the doe performance el the Contract. -- CONTRACTS FOR STRAW COMMISSARIAT DEPAR TREASURY UHAMBISRS, SRI Q 14.11 Persras as are desirulis of Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to furni 31 4 pens, horn the Ist of November next, such stI.AW for filltog Paillasses as may from time' oiled at Iht-ratka and Oploanne Stations to the Counties and Aland', may receive Particulars of I A pplying it this Office, between the flours of Ten :a he r-spemive Barrack Masters in the Islands of Guernsey. Jet. soy. and Alderney and deliver their Tenders at this Office marking thereon "„Tender for straw"), until Twelve o'Clock on Toesday, the 10th of October. Proposals, are to be made separately for each County in South 'triton. for the whole of the Barracks in North Britain, and also the whole of those in the rime Llands of Guernsey. Jersey, hi Alderney; bot no Proposal will be noticed unless made on, • amazed ti, a printed Particular, aud the Prices Maenad in words at lenolt ; nor unless a Letter be subjoined to such Propo. d from a Person of known property engaging to become bound h tile Prrty tendering for the due Performs:ice of the Contract. COUNTIES. Isle of Wight Kent Lancaster Middlesex Norfolk Northumberland Northampton Nottingham Pembroke Suffolk Sarre,' CHI LIS DIVIDEND.—The H OLDIE liSpf ifieCH ILE BONUS a:re aware that my Uovernment, Inset anxious to secure the punctual compliance with 'the engagements contracted by this Lcan, has divested itself of rights and revenue to a large extent in favour of a Company of 31ercitants, in Santiago de Chile, and, besides granting them valnal►le privileges, has advanced a large sum of money in aid of their own Capital. on the express condition that such Company is bound, Half-yearly, to remit the Funds, is attpulated in the Contract ter the l.oxn, to the Agents in London. _ _ Pra n. from The Sarah Sheaf, Bragdou, from Liverpool, arrived ut Boston, 23d August. Tile Margaret Johnson, —, from Liverpool, for Charlestu: , was spuken, 11th Angus., in lat. 31. 10. long. G.l. 13. altit mired topmiel. The Triton, To,.ear, and Ulysses, Burnham, from tivrfooli has arrived at Virginia. The Sarah, Collins, from Liverpool, has arrived at Ilampauti Roads. The Jane, Child, from Liverpool and Charleston, has a:rived at Baltimore. The Canada, Simrson, from Liverpool, has arrived at Hammel Roads. • The Cumberland, Meyert, cleared at Savanna for Liverpool 12th August. The Emulous, lngersole, from Liverpool, has wired at New York. The Margaret. Graves. from ditto, has arrived at Philadelphia. The Clarissa Aun, Owen, sailed from Charleston foe Liverpool 113th August. The llannah, Boos, from Liverpool, arrived at Charleston Pith August. The Shenandoah, Ross, from Liverpool, has arrived at Alrx. andria, A.S. • The Sophie, —, from Demerara fur St. Andiew's, N.B. was spoken with 24th August, in lat. 41. long. fa. The Pleiades, Smith, from has arrived et Qucher. As late as the 31st of January last, the Minister for Foreign AffuirA, in answer to my remarks cm the indispensable necessity of early and punctual remittances, mums me that the C.,mpany have again been most urgently enjoined duly to fulfil their engage• menu; but, with deep regret, I now must inform the Bondholders, that, although I waited to the list moment daily in the hope of re ceiving the Furds expected, they have as• yet not arrived. It Is notorious, that owing to the commercial difficulties experienced in this Country, and most severely felt in Chile and Buenos Ayres, specie and good bills on London have been obtained with the greatest difficulty in both places, and I attribute the delay in some measure to that cans; the more especially as the Company is per. fertly ahle to make good their engagements in the sante manner as they have heretofore provided the Funds foe the Payment of the The Packet from Buenos A)res, due on the 2'2d inst., has un fortunately not yet arrived ; bu: I confidently expect that the ne cemtary remittances will shortly be received, aid enable the Agents to announce that event. licrk4 lirecknock Chestn Somerset SILNNI X Warwick York North Britain watt laniberlszxd Dcvoz Islands of Guernsey Jersey Alderney flnrset Durban liwi I 1 nu - . At Itexham, at a tied Mr. (layering, distress against Mr. interference, bow. oriviction was not , has since been got rite r. letter to Mr. (tended to give hint ice, is the statement 1, to form their own serve, that if Mr. a private injury he Let, as a Magistrate, rhe game laws arc ould recollect that a11t . 3 strength, it is tile m 3[2n HOUSE LONDON, September 26,1826. FOR SALE, fiver , _ The Alalvinst, Armstrong, and eronica, Eustace. from Wit. pool. have arrived at Quebec. The Ageneria, Winsor, cleared at Mobile fur Liverpool, 30th of July. Th... Amelia, Taggwid, cleared at New York for Liverpool 26th of Augus4 The Dale, Dobson, from Holyhead, has arrived qt Quebec. The Buenos Ayres Packet, Cooper, from Liverpool, has arrived at (authec. The Admiral Denbow, Williams, from Anticosti, has arrived at Qnellec. The Mary, Robinson, from Liverposi, !iea arrived at A it , igoa. The Contoe.nt and Douro, (tom Liverpool, have arrived at Oporto. The Elcis, SaretuveU, front Liverpool and Havansch, has ar• rived at New I trleaus. The Amity, Vaughan, from Liverpool, has arrived et Berbize. The Btleen Castle, ----., from Liverpool, has arrivtd at Lisbon. The Portions; Hughes, frOm New Orleans, sailed 3d °CA ugusz ; lon the ash, saw the light-house on Garden Quay, (cue of the dry tornigns), the light was steady and bright. 'On the 20th , f August, in lat. 35. 36. long. 63., spoke the brig Tyne. of and for London, from Jamaica. On the T2d. in lat. 37. 36. long. 60. 5. spice his Majesty's ship Dottcrcl. On the 23 .11 . In ht. 31. long. 4. ?Cc ?woke the et. Domingo, from Port-oit.Print e for Loncl^n. On the 21:11, in lat. iflt. 55. long. 02. 40. spoke the George. of rod for Lou. don from Tobago. On the lOth cf Septemh7ri tri lat. 47. 22. long. 25. P. 'poke the Polly, of North Shields, from Bay Cbaleur. Dv Order of Me Hon. Me Commissioners of his 11fq jestn's 1, rooms, on THURSDAY. the lith, FRIDAY, the Gib, TIT.!•111AY. the 10th, WEDNESDAY, the I Ith. old THURS. DAV. the 12 It of October. 18V1. at One o'Clot It in the Afternoon !we hey, at the Etta morels! Sale Rooms, 31inciog.lane, the fol. Laing ODOM: ! FOR HOME CONSUN Tamair ds Succadeo (Signed) MARIANO DE EGANA, Minister Plenipotentiary from the Itepublit London, Sept. 28, in 26. of Chile. "PION, Deals Timbcr, and other ii'ead Goods Ca:dage test India and other Sdk Goods heather Gloves Jewellery Cotton Braide Cl..cks, and Sundry other Onnis. as mentioned in the Catalogue. ON. Plate Glace f . Pictures, &c. Brandy ;tut, eel a'll Wmskey Wats CM a Tel axe Scgar4 Wnl 7h I N.;gaz anal othe tiveay Preened Ginger Feathers Skins Machinery Chip anti Pill Boxes Guitars Fbwer Rows Prepared Chalk Waste Paper Pictures Piinn OR EX PORTATII (;}!, utly winds for several limited Indeed, and trade no doubt expect (lace this day), that nd hoping fora ledge. it has been dull, and a also on Oats. At to r dealers, as well from sinesS war dune, and of 2d. per 701 b. ; Oats in bond little Inquired . Other articles getie- I alteration. TAkTo I `}null I Cl at of ill Duties. Te vi‘rwed et it* Tobacco Oruund, ftritherhithe Tobscco Wareh st e. bond n Hocks ; end the King's Warehouse , y cher v.Ta Lnd No. lA, opposite theenstom House; on AI ond 3 r, h Toe:Oar, the 3d, and Wednesday, the 4.h of October, oVack in the Morning to Three in the After- Th. i'llYCli2g T; T) pay down 2i per cent. as a deposit at the time tale. and the evraltidev by Monday. the Inth of October. 1826, 4'. Ilse 'motive: of Yin= and Forfeitures Office, Custom [lnure, ') :wren the houta of ten o'cloe in the morning and three in the :I*:err.o3r, or the depo.lts made thereon will become forfeited ; and Ile Loifils road for home oen.umption must be taken away on or 6efo7e Mandl, the 6th of Novensher. 11k16, and those stdd for tporatiaa on o • beiere Saturday, the 3Uth of D:eember, 1826, or the purei:an money to bee one forfeited, and the Goods resold, for tse beleEt of the Crown, as no further time will in either ease be all;wal, the Couirdssteners having, by their order of the 19th of Nnanb;.r. 1825, gird 14th of Jane, 11126, directed that in future farzonditians of I , loe will be st ri ct l y adhered to. . . , TORS. un Gazette.] ;1111:191. BASIN BIT. ■. ,r, choice of II lams. adj. iaat tidal. II canm ...... It csain ld 12 11 , dividend.... ll la.t 12 I:14 exam..... >•draler, 24 esam ll d ..1(1 exam....... k, enlarged 34 12 , r, adj. last exam.— 13 kl N 13:The purchasers of the tads sold for exportation will be ~, l oved to have soy of them fo.. home cwommption, ow paymeat of 0 - e day in &edition to the purchase money. C .taloguis may be had at the King'a %Varehouse, IVycherley's Va - d. tvice 24. &L each. Toi. dry is published, in 4to. once II s. in boards, and on royal pmrr, with roof impressions of the Plates on India paper, IL Ile. lid. DR.ICTICAL HINTS on LIGHT and SHADE in a. PAINTING, illustrated by finiahed Etchings of 39 Liam. pleg, from the Italian, Finnish. at , d Dutch Schools. By JOHN BIIINET. Pubit•hrd by James Carpen•er and Son, Old Bond-swot. (H whom may be had, by the same Author, in ato. price 12e. HINTS on COMPOSITION in PAINTING, illustrated by ism pl s from the Ancient and Modem Mutant. encheater, die .. looms, Brigtol, dual rs, New low, Derby, rrive. Che.ter, Wrez- Chet(tabula, ally.. 11 Brl.tol, special 411. 1 akiorough, 2d exam.. 10 .!(1 exam ... . II luddersbek4 di.puled co .sToNE•IIAI3ONS, SrONE.IilEttl;elAN ts, ace. A r ESSRS. NORTEN and SON are desired, by the OIL Execistors of t e Isle Mr. W. Anderson. to offe► to the Public.bc PRIVATE CONTRACT, the GOOD WILL of the Trade lately carried on by him as STONE 3IASON and MER. !MAST, at No. 8, Mason-street, Cornwall.road, Lambeth, near the %Vaterioo Bridga. A Lease of the Pte rases will be granted to the Purchaser, and he trill be required to tike the Stock in Trade, &c. now on tile I're. Crites, at s fair valuation. Fut further particulars inquire of Mr. Samuel Gale, 70, Racing all-street ; and of 31chstr. Morten and Sow, Auctioneer and lie ra.l Agents, 113, Ecnchurch-sweet, and Uxbridge, Midttlesvx._ of the leatlingeoun e concerned, has ex n the last day or two I had bonght a few Irt time before it was S'heriff. Mr. Burrell to shoot an Leming that property. Mr. and, to Mr. Burrell, dm. Mr. IL sent an High Sheriff was the menu; were made. ito effect the parties Mayor of New- lon. ,lire. Eden, d a .-square, the llon. Mrs John Thomas Selwin. ;ham Maclean, Esq. of ;Inter of the late Chris- of his Este!len rand nephew of the law :lest danigbter of Clam- - *REASWS WP.STPRALIAN LIQUID, for curing ‘.../ Hong Beef, Hams, skc. dec. without the necessity of ha. - ing. and which produces as much ctrecr le Sin days as smoking far as mane weeks, the superiority of which will be evident after a sii4l 4 trial. Price Is. the bottle, wale printed D i rections. Hold at :lie inanufactory, 33, West Smithfield, London ; and may le lad of Baxter, Edinburgh ; hongstaffe, Northampton ; Heigh ingtors, Woburn ; Pidgeon, Reading; Bath; lkirdett, Parimiouth ; Chubb, Portsea ; Robes, Gospoit ; Henderson, Lbichester ; Webb, Tunbridge Wells; Luke, Ev•hArnold, r; A Dreunport; and of the G roars, O ilmen, &c. throughout the United Kir.;relesn. Alpo, CREASE'S JAPAN GREEN, a beautiful colour in varnish, fur painting Venetian blinds, fenders, flower-baskets, toys, &c. &c. is battles at Is. 31., 2s. Id. and Fol. ...acts, with printed directors*. cruAss.s old ts.abliihed GREEN PAINTS, viz.—lnsisikle Grim, in 4 stiff state, at 301. and 40s. per cwt. or ready for use at 54. sad 64d. per pound ; Wive Greens, ready for use, at 70. yd. 11. " r Brunswick Greens, 2s. per lb.; Patent Grass Greens, fa. and Sts. lid. per lb.: Spanish 01ive,2,. per lb. The BEST WHITE PAINT. ready lot use, et 841. Tier lb.; Not dials e , Od.; Lead Colour, 60.: Stone Colour, 741. ; Black, 101 ; and Colours of all kinds prepared for is:tinting. The AROMATIC DEAD WHITE, in. Jars of Is. and 21. 6d. =ach ; Or 0 1 71b. each, and upwards, at Is. per lb. The COTTAGE PAINT, without smell, and dries in a few houm, la jars of Is. and 2s. each, or of 14151. and Upwards at lid. ;ter lb. with printed directions. WHITE LEAD, 36i. per cwt.; ditto, warranted, 40*. Linseed Gil, Turpentine, 'truistic*, Sce. Ate. CHEAP T.A.M. PAINT ((not gas tar), ready for use, 9s. ;went. in casks of 112 be. each ; 401 b. and 561 b. casks, 1?,(1. per lb. ikts Tar, 15s. per barrel. CREASE'S MASTIC VARNISH for oil paintings, and Spirit Cops" Varnish for prints, drawin;s, maps, dtr. at Is. per bottle, or taper pint. Quick-drying klahogany Varnish. 20*. per gallon Itat and Carriage, •244.-, Copal, 325. ; best Body, 40s. a Black Alma, 201-; Brunswick Black, 10s. &c. Arc. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND DEBILITY. I) FO 111ERGI LL'S NERVOUS DROPS.—To those who are atiiieted with Nervous disorders and their various distressing erections, as oppression of spirits, head-aches, loss of appetite, indigestion, spasms, tremors,'lninting fits, and debility or relaxation of the sywem, it is confidently recommended in have recourse to the above cektuated Medicine, from which they are assured of obtaining immediate relief, and by a due pose veranee in it agreeably to the directions given, the complete re..est.a• blishment of their health. Sold in bottles at 4s. fid. ; Ds.; and 225., by l!...tiers, Chymists, 4. ( hespside, corner of kit. Paul's. London ; Sackville-street, torblin ; and Princes.stroct, Edinburgh : Savory and Co. IN, w I , , oni t. s t re et, and 220, Regent -tweet: arid by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. 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W.CA ILL TON, NO 1111. ulg, same Own - pal by any unfortunate circumstance, his extensive works should be dentroyed, would it be fair that ell his tvorkers thrown out of em ployment should be saddled en the county ? and was it not proper they should do whst lty in their power to prevent this? It had ever been his pride and hie glory to see the people of this country happy, and to do every thing in his power togaard their just rights; and he would ask, whether the natural inhabitant of the boll, or those people who were brought over by manuracturers who were engaged in over-speculation, hail the best right to the support of the county ? ft was certainly the former, and with them he would never refuse to break his loaf. Sir JAMES STEWART, D. begged to second the Report in foto. Air. o T F.IT II proposed that. instead of this, it should merely be stated that the Report was received. Should this not be agreed to, he should feel it to be his duty to enter his dissent. Alr. Alaxw ELI , ALI'. said he had come to Ilamilton on some business, and had exercised his privilege of being present on this important occasion. He did not conceive at first that it would have been necessary for him to have said a single isord. Ile had just heard the most able Report, in his opinion, that had ever been presented to any meeting in (heat Britain. It was -absolutely ne. cessary test it should strike 'at the root of the evil, and that the nation should he enlightened on so momentous a subject, where the existence of so many thousands of people were concerned. They had to witness the gnat mass of the inhabitants reduced to a state of mendicity front the efacts of war and misrule, and every effort should be made to save them, whether it sleuth: be deemed newt saty to trench on the property of the county or the kingdom. This was the truth, and a truth whieli must be universally promulgated. Mr. Maxwell commented at some length on the facts stated In the Report. He observed that whenever there was an increased circula. lion, great hobo, of manufacturing and other labourers were brought over from Ireland ; and when a dulness took place these poor people were thrown on the gentlemen foe support, who had nothing to do with them ; and so small was the pittance that it was possible in these cases to give, that it disgusted alike . the giver and the receiver. • The Report was then carried ; Alta Monteith dissenting, bet not pressing for a division. The Duke t f hlam Lao* said that as the Report of the Cora- 1 mitete bed now been disposed of, lie begged leave to state the pair pose for which the present Meeting had been called together,l namely., to consider of the distress which exist( ranong the rearing population. Ile had on various occasions made a statement of thei crate to his Majesty's tiovernment, and urged them to the consider. anion of the evil, as there was no saying what delay might lead to; he had likewise stated the inefficiency of all partial aid; but he had received for answer that Ministets did not consider themselyes justified in giving any relief to the weavers in the West of Scotland. He had likewise described the evil to be a national one, to which °lily a national remedy could be applied ; but all had been of no avail. It was certainly very degrading to the people to be con demned to eleemosynary aid, and the distress could be but very partially alleviated in tjtis way. There had been various rrojects formed ti*dititinishing the evil, but they were ell partial, and could never be of any pettuartent advantage. With //geed to the Corn LAWN it was plain that if the prices of the landlord teem diminished he would be the less able to maiotaan his portion of the distressed, and to purchase tl:e commodities which they produced. it was far from him to say that cheap corn wits not a desirable object to the people; but if the poets were to be opened to one article, they should be so to all ; for when this was net the case, it appeared plain Chet a beetles was imposed on one part of the community at the expense of the other. With regard to emigration, when he agreed to give his support to this, it was at the expense of his general inclination, as he was convinced it would be prejudicial to the country; for the places of our virtuous and moral people would he filled up by a comparatively degraded population, who could not be possessed of that love of country which the natural inhabitants were. aa'hile, therefore, he neither asked for open ports nor emi gration, he strongly advocated the necessity of a diminution of public expenditure, and an Invariable currency, which would err. mainly give those people, who could not now ptocure a loaf of bread, %something better, and width they so well deserved. His (;race ' then pronounced a high culogium on the character of Mr. Mon ,' teith; who, he said, had done much by his patriotism and love of ' country to adorn and support lt. lie then read a shitement of the' comparative rate of wages of 1 weaver now and what they fortnerly were—what they used to get lad. for, they only got 21. new, ana they were able to procure nothing but oatmeal and potatoes, with out any butcher meat. and only water to drink ; and what, lie retold ask, must be the feelings of a father to see his wife and children but ill able to proceie even a itefficiercy of auth food as this ? These men were to be replaced by Irish, who could live on I nothing, and who paid little or no house rent, as it was their prac. tie fur three or four families to live in one hovel. Admiral Faast 'NG did not think the distress arose alto gether from taxation, or some other of the causes which bad been mentioned. Lord BELHAVEN assured the Meeting that the Resolutioni were not meant to convey any thing hostile towards machinery, nor to cherish any political feeling whatever. Air. MONTEITH , after referring to the low rate of wages, said he felt the utmost Imrror at the statement, anti he could not help expressing his detes•ation of the principles of that man whO could force his work on a starving man • for sutir a paltry remunerations Ile begged leave to say. once for all, that, from the political feeling divined in the Resolutions, it were much better to let them alone altogether, for they could do no good. I Lord BELHAVEN' said it was impossible to divest this subject at • together of politics ; but as far as this could be avoided it had been done ; but if any thing of this description remained, he was quite willing to have it expunged. Dr. CLARKE thought it wee strange to talk about the currency in the mantle: which had been dose in the Report ; for it was con sidered we had gained a great victory when we were allowed to re main as we were in this business. Lord IlEaßavErt denied that any complaint had been made. Dr. CLARKE imagined they had nothing to do with the currency of England ; under their own system the value of property had in creased in an extraordinary degeee, and they were perfectly satisfied with it. Lord BM/HAVEN observed that the currency question was still under the discussion al Ciovernment. was by Ito means settled, 'and there was little doubt it would be uttered, for it was impossible that a separate currency could exist In the same country. Mr. Altisrearrit said the resources of the country were by no means exhausted ;—Necessity was the mother of Invention. There' was not the smallest doubt but that the land was still capable of supplying all the wants of the poor. The Duke of lIA observed, that if the resources of the country had not been employed to the full extent, lie wished just to i ask what gentlemen wished to contribute farther. As long as he had any thing left he was willing to give a little; and it was for gentlemen now to come forward, and say what assistance they were inclined to rendea Admiral FLEMING said there was no doubt, if the country were I occupied by a French army, something might yet be squeezed out I of it ; but the fact was, that in the present circumstances no more , money could be got. The Duke of II ARITLT(rN knew it was very natural for those gentlemen who had derived so much benefit from the inroads of strangers to support the system which had contributed to aggrandize them; and all he wanted wits, that they should now come forward and contribute towards their relief. Lord Iteutavew said it was impossible, unless they descended' from their station, as gentlemen altogether, to support 40,000 peo- ple fora length'of time every three or loin years. Mr. Mox 'mate allowed that die comparison he was going to make was rather invidious; but he asserted, and he would continue to assert, that if the sums subscribed by mercantile gentlemen were put into competition with those given by gentlemen of landed property, it would put many of the latter class to the blush. he I His l a at; x t. e x r t o i n ar e h v ne ver i i i n u t b e i nd i ntended pi a r n it y a th d i n i f bc pze i t o y n : personal ad t existing MT. o i t ) t u te k i e l h. of pope of drawtng Op, and - eratietnitting to Government, a Repre sentation oe the Mores% existitiggenerally throughout the County." His Grace the Duke of (Witt-row, fierdaLleutenant of the County, was unanimously called to the Chair. Before the Meeting entered on the business of the day, the Re port of the Committee, which had been previously appointed to i quire into the exirting distrewewas read. It began by perectilariaing the vsrieus sums which 11.1 been received. and hew they had been expended ; it regretted that in some parishes, whets the distress had almost not been felt. nothing hadbeen done to relieve the wants of their neighheurs. It stated, that the Committee had every reason to be. satisfied with the exertion* whist had been made by the Clergymen in their respective bounds. From the commencement of the distress no alleviation had mewl piece until the time of has vest, when the number of operatives requiring assistance had rather diminished; but it could hardly be said tf at during the last six nitintlin there had been any diminution in the actual sufferings of the weaving population. A good weaver could not earn more than one shilling per day, white, sum could nut etieport existence, especially if that man had a wile anti family ; and it was the opinion of medical men, that fever; and other diseases must be produced by the scand*is of the rare. The good behaviour of the people who were suffeeing was likewise highly applauded for while they (the once corn stable and happy weavers) were going about like mendicants, they still rexerved the most exemplary order, and cherished all the good dispositions of their forefathers.— The improvements which hed been made in machinery were alto considered as tending to di..ninith the comforts ot the labouring classes, by eating np their employment. The Report stated, that during times of mercantile prospeeity, great numbers of Irishmen were constantly attracted over to assist in our manufactures. Thew people were very different from the original inhabitants of the soft, for they could bear all sown of privations. This had no doubt in cr.-aced that distress, - which was new come to such a h.ight, that great numbers of the virtuous and decent mires of this county weve petitioning to besent to America; and leaving their places to' be occithird in their own country by people who had no interest in it, and to he IMO tip by persons from all, parts of Scotland, and particularly from Ireland ; dins tilling the military with an entirely new and extenuenus population, the purity of whose morals oath' hear no comparison with the sober and steady habits of the former natives of the district. I; statedfurther, that there were 30.000 hand weavers In the county, and it was vain to suppose that volun tary eubscriptlons fur such a mars of people could be procured. The only plan that could ' be adopted was, first, after having ob. mined acceitete list* of the whole hand-loom weevers in the county. specifying the number of men, warned, and children so occupied, to prepare a pension to Parliament, craviag the immediate inter ference of his elajemty'r Government, lametiting teat die state of the reentry should he melt as to compel a largo anti indtretrious population to seek the omens tie existence in a foreign country. Se cond, to induce the herltora of the different parishes to ascertain the number of houses and workshops oocopied by the cotton-wea vers, to whom such premiers belong, sell to whom they are (cued; and to recommend to all land proprietors got to want any fees of ground, without expressly pthiftlebar the erectiop of hand-kome, mikes security is riven for tit* femme not fatting upon the parish for support. Third, to correspond with the different counties of Scotland, similarly situated with the county' of Lanark, and obtain the assistance and cooperation of these togas in bringing a Bill into Parliament, and carrying it Into a immerge the purpose of re enehoing or preventing parish settlements palalrehi, not natives, and for making the owners of bowies or buildings, wherein; by means of residence, parish settlements are first obtained, liable to relieve the parish in the maintenance of each poor, to the extent of the rent of such Wince or buildings, while they remain a charge on the parish. Lord BELHAVEN said, it was now for the meeting to approve or disapprove of the Report. The Duke of IIAatiLTON begged to return his most unqualified thanks to the Gentlemen of the Connnittee, who had given so much attention and been at so much-pins in dr:acing np such a deer and succinct view of the subject. HENRI' M ri ONTEti. Esq. of Cant/tine said, that though he, was one of die Committee appointed to assist in drawing up this Report. he could not claim any of the praise which had been awarded, for he lived at such a distance that it was impossible to' attend the Meetings. lie could not say, however, that he entirely agreed with the speculative views contained in the Report, tape ciallyellet pert of it which talked of the evils produced by,the em ployu:int of machinery—the employment of which mientehe power had formerly been hailed as the greatest blessing to the inha. hitants of this country ; there improvements in manufactures, and in the machinery, had rendered the land ten times more valuable, and he could nut discover that there was less morality among the inhabitants now than formerly. Ile had been engaged iu trade for a very considerable period, and he never knew of five or six years passing over our heads without t o me parted stagnation or dulness, the same CO the prevent. In 1733 there was a great convulsion, even greater than what has lately taken place ; and in 1797 and 17118. in 1803, and from 1810 to 1318; much distress had been felt, but these evils should not be attributed to wrong causes. The mate of things which now existed lie believed to be altogether pro duced by ourselves, namely, by , glutting and stocking the market with such a quantity of goods that it would yet take twelve months to consume. He was not in the least degree afraid, how. ever, but that happicess and prosperity would again revisit the land; of this be was as ceimilent its lie was of his own existence. All that was wanted was time, end he trusted that the lesson which bud been got would never be forgot by men of liminess, and that it would make them cautious and prudent in ad their future none actions. These *trellis reasons for not falling in with the specu• lance part of the Report. With regerd to the proposal of not al lowing louses to he erected air manufacturing purposes, he could not agree, for he had never heard of this proposition before. • Lord BELHAVEN hardly knew what his lloncurable Friend meant by the speculative part, for, if he could patine out any portion of the Report which was not not founded on fact, he would be nitwit wiiling to expunge it-altogether. There was nothing in the Report but a recommendation that Government should interfere in so momentous a crisis ; and, also, that those persona who ellowed houses for manufacturing purposes to be erected on their land should take care that the occupiers did not fell a burthen on the parish. No person who looked et the English poor laws but must be thankful we had nothing of the kind here, and 'every thing should be guarded ag'iinst that could lead to their introduction. It was evident, al-o, to every body, that we could not compete with the foreign manufacturer, burdened as we were in this country by tax 'pion. The Report, his Lordship thought, treatee of facts, and lams alone. Mr. MONTEITH rose to explain. Ile could not agree to the statement of the Noble Lord that we could not compete slab the foreign nianufacturers, and compete successfully too. Ott this sub ject he handily iinatened he was nx capable of funning as correct a judgment as Ins Lordship, although he had not travelled quite so pitrn. It might, laced, be proeer enough to discuss some of these general subjects at a proper period; and among tlie rest the poor hive ; but no this was a meeting called tar a specific purpose, these extraneous questions shoubl not be lietened to. fie had only to state, that lie did not approve of the whole of the Report, but at the game time lie should like well enough to see It published. Lord nEtnAvi —I sin afraid the fiat stares us in the film that we cannot bring our goodsento successful competition with the ma nufactures of other countries. When our hand-loom weevers were petitioning to be traneporteti to foreign lands, it was a.pretty con. vincing proof that they could nee exist by their labours in thin. Admiral FLEMING expressed hie approbation of the eieflity and research which had been manifested in drawing up the Report ; but lie would not like to believe that the emplornent of ntachinety had been hurtful to the country, finite ha lievcd that melting as we maintained our laws and constitution inviolate, and so long an publicity war given to all our pubrk transactions, the manufactures of this country would be *We to compete, and that suctetutfuliy, with those of time Continent. 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It has been ever a subject of complaint, . made ; and it -_ _ ________ ___ ____ _ ___ __ ______ , „ . --- -- . anti the Makers' attention strongly directed to remove, those un- could pineohly rev i v e, for it vnuld be long erc the manufactured always been most conspicuous during period of t he . pleasing jars to which Harps have always been found subject—a goods on hand could be disposed of. Nothing had tended more distress. desideratum, linwerei, till now, t inactomplished. Sehwieso and to produce t he distress dam the facility with which credit was pm- Admiral FLtsti NG bore testimony to the liberality and kindness Co.'s Patent will be found effectually to remedy this defect, giving cured ; and w h eneve r a stop was put to it, every thing had gone to of the manufacturers of Glasgow. On every occasion where the a fulness and richness of tone to the Instrument hitherto unknown, wreck. He app rov ed o f the general terinsof the R e port, with these Committee had applied for work, they had been most attentive hi as well vivo as facilitating very considerably the movement of the ex onde:la. he sending it out. As to the Hon. Gentleman (Mt. Monteith), Pedals. They will be happy to give proof of this most interesting bord Ilwrav E rs said it was a fact which no man could deny, stood in the double capacity of landlord and manufacturer ; and discovery to any Lady or Gentleman who will honour them with a that as the application of mechanical power to the purposes of trade there was no person who knew him but would readily confess that call, at their k:staWishment, 263, Regent-street, where an extensive had increased, the pecuniary circumstances of the baud.loom wea- he was ever ready to 'assist in any measure that tended to benefit his assortment of elegant and brilliant-toned Harps and Pianofortes is vers had gradually become worse. country. constantly on Sale. 31r. MONTEITH—That arsertion.l completely deny. After a good deal of farther discussion, in which Mr. Monteith i.i. A greet variety of Spanish COWS On Slae. hoed IittIIAVEN-:-The only why to collie at the tact is to corn. took a prominent part, the hot Resolution, regarding the currency, ..• Harps and Pianofortes Lent on Hire; Itomun Strings of pare the rate of wages now with what they were thirty years ago. ace., thc first quality. Mr. Mowratin admitted that the wages were low, and he had - The Duke of HAMILTON then adverted to a number of peti. POLS agreed to be omitted. FALMOUTH*, SEPT. `al e -Arrived the Melly, from London fur St. 3lichael'o. Sailed for London the whole of the homeward bound. Wind S.W. PLY at or '..' 0, SEPT. :la-Arrived the Countess Morley. War ren, from Monte Video. trailed, the henry, Ramsay, for the Haiti,: ; the William G ,Ir, Lot, for Han burga; the It folgrave Castle. Jef ferson, for S:. l'etershurgh ; the TOWatil Castle, the Ede, Chat", and the Neve Times, for London ; and the Competitor, for Dept ford. Wind S.W. WEI - stout'', SEPT.. 27.-A piece of board has been picked up cif Portland, which has been identified as part of the fittings op' of the Francis Freeling packet. Cott E 9, SErT. 27.-Arrived the fiche, Heaviside, from Rid Janeiro, put in to land prasengers, bound to Antwerp; and the Scotland, Land). from di,to, bound here for order*, 'she Hebe sailed from Rio 7th Jaly, and Bahia Ist August. Thehrig Speer y arrived at !Saida Ist Aegust, seeking a markt ; and on the gin September stroke the French corvette Im Funie, in ht. 59. , l• torg. 37. XI The Scotland sailed front Bio Janeiro ISth Jul;y rote the same day the Erin, Mallard, from Lisbon, oat 54 days, hound to Pio; also the brig William Russell, from Liverpool, out 44 days, for Rio ; and on the 19th September, in lat. 47. 42. long. It. 40, the Tropic, of Peterhead, from jameita, out 50 (aye, for I.ou don ; on the 2 . 2e1 September, in lat. 40. 42, long, 11. 17, the 'hint Cod, of and from Bristol, but, blowing strung, could eot hoar where bound. SEPT. 26.-Arrived the Cygnet, —,, American brig. fromlfa vannah, bound to Antwerp, and took a North Sea pflottivni hence. The Thomas Fowler spdie as follows :- Sept. 9, ih lat 4d. 45. N. long. 22. 53.1 V. the brig Eight Soar, of and fin Boston, trona Am sterdam, 21 days out ' the Volant, of §t. John's, 3 1 C days from To bago to Lotdcn, was lying by the hull of the Charming Nancyy, of Jersey, which had been totally dismasted on the 7th , and trek 7 the Captain and crew on board ; Sept. 17, lat. 49. 10. N. long. 9. W. the ship Richard Sibbald, 54 days from Jamaica for London t the. ship Pioneer , of Alexandria. hound to Virginia ; on the 25th, off the Isle of Wight, bearing N. by E. the brig Aurora, standing to the westward. The brig Sir W illiam Wallace, Wiistm master, arrived at City Point , from Liverpool, August O. PORTSMOUTH, SF.PT• 27.-Arrived his Maje sty's ship thi Naiad, from the Mediterranean , and his Majesty's a iodic A melee, from Madras-sailed May 29, and from the Cape July 23. Also the William Harris, tram Frankrort ; the Ber.croft, from Ai. cension Bay-soiled lith July, and experienced a hurricane tat: 32. 30. N. long. 44. 39. W. ; also the Arab, transport, Lowe, rAti, Batbadoea, sailed the'lltli or August ; the Barretta, from Jamaica: the :Matthias, from Caleutta„ sailed the 2d of April, and passed the' Clarks Grant, flay, from China, lust two anchors and cables in the Straits of Sunda, sailed th e 1 4th of March, and from St Ire: lens the 9th of August ; !qinkd the Lady M`Nsughten, teem Ber. gal for London, and the IVoodford, Chapman, from New ;forth Wales. Also arrived-the Olive Branch, Anderson, from the Cape, 1 sailed the 20E; July, and from St. Helena the sth of August; on the 22d of .Inly experienced a very severe gale of wind. The Johanna, Martin, from Antigua in seven weeks. %Vied N N.AV: DEAL, SEPT. 27.--Atiived the lady isl•Naughten, Faith, from Bengal; the Promise, Gibbs, from Bombay; and the Elisabeth, Amistrong, from Jamaica. Arrived from tho Rim and remain, the "%shells, Chapman, for the 31auritiss Wind IV.N.W. GRAVESEND, SEPT. 27.-Arrived the Black River Packet, Baker, from Black River ; Charies Millie, from Tobago ; Jens, Wilson, from Demerara; Crwigvar, Ray. from Jametca; floridity Paton, from Virginia t Hope, Bumskin. Sailed, West in dian, Gamey, for Jamaica; Solaria, Ream, for Jamaica; New Phenix, Sergeant, for Jamaica; Mary Ann, Gibbons, for Valpa raiso ; l'ar'k, Ledgett, for St. Petereburgh ; lutchinsum, Lowther, for Berbice. BRISTOL SECT. 27.-The During, for Archangel, which up.. set at the Wharf, has been raisrd. Haar.rwow sr, SEPT. 23.-A vessel is supposed to have boas wrecked at Terehelling, on the night of the 20th, several barrels or pitch, marked No. 290, having been thrown on shore here the fol lowing morning. ST. PETERSRUROH, SEPT. 11.-The Thomaa Naylor, Tule: mon, for Liverpool, has put back, with crew and passenger., 80 in number ; was wrecked on the shoals to the Northward of Somers, Island. Sy. PETERSRUROII, SEPT. 12.-The James and Catianney 51'Alpine, bound to Greenock, and the Laurel, Hurry, hound we Plymouth, both from hence, hare put into Freeirrieksham ; tba former had been on shore, and was full of water; the latter had' struck on some rocks. The cargoes are discharging. ST. HELENA, Arta. 8.-The Mountaineer, Herbert. arrived from Batavia, reports that the Marquis of Hastings, Gatier, ton es a coral reef in the Java Sea, and sustained so much damage that she was obliged to put into Onrust, Jehere she bed diseiiarged• and been hoved down to repair. Bostway, JUNE 2.-The Norfolk, Ore* t Upton Cutlet. Thacker ; and Thomas Couto., will hod at this port for China. NEW Demeans, A on. 3.-Arrived on the 2fith July.aha psi* Francis. lot' Vera Cruz, with 1,200 casks litre : Sept. 29, trek llte4t lona, from Vera Cruz, with Eve boxes of specie, and one nk ) : ditto, and the schooner Catawba, Tardy, from Rio Gra: - .de. st 600 " dams flOde ; July 30, the brig fro Rookh, tern' t helms oek ; Aug. 2, th r e schooner Sally Ann, Barnes, frown Kto Oland., with 7,000 dollars in specie. . The following was potted at Lloyd's yesterday afternoon L.., Extract' of a letter from Captain Faith, of tho ship ugly bad weather In the Hay of Bengal, and tremendous weather at the Cope of Good Hope, between the 12th andl24th of July. A WS and St H Se e P le . na 26. lo:h ' of lV° A k ta ft gu t s h t e ; S e vi sper d tr i ed, on W t Haltalkima ite 644.0,mdiayteds