The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-02-11 00:00:00

THAL , . TRR-ROYA DRU To.monitow. their blakoles• Semmes will p &fag Traffic Play, wit% /111ileir, in ibrei TUE BRIDE oh Al (resaded ',lively upon the Poems with propriety now iiiterfl-re. The Bank 1114(1 vllll - the issue voliiiitini:i. fn. the ittlilmottlf! 6 1 . illlti.sorree. lie apprehend. the mettle von hl In. i•st molar to that re•oirtell to by the Batik when it e.illed to the tt.inipvil dnllrr After whirl,, THR FALLS OF (31.19 Ellen (Anti tine), Mies Itinitbien, her tl at Ibis Theatre. T►e new Grand Tragie Play of The Bo will be need every Wild of Performance eiee: on 'Wordily. with Illarlequisei • Dee notice Will be gives of the neat peril' Turret Clock. SA LT. Mr. (7toßwrs pre,ented a Petition from certain itiltubionits of the I own au I it tighlkourhood of Workington. praying t h at !tennis-lam might lie granted to use salt free of dolly no the processes of egoiculture. Ile stmt.,' it , / geuer.il utility in gri culture to be far beyond whist had ever b-en sup powil, and that no boon could be granted to the sogrivilltnrulhot of equivAlent value to ilie uore.triono ed use of volt for legolealturoil purposes. In a Inch Niue he pledged hilnirlf to the I lots.e the consump. titbit iu Ibis wuy °Luse woul.l snore th on double that quantity which noi4lit be lived iii all the othe► pox roble ways of applying it to the gervice of mankind. —'l'he Petitions ans read. and laid on the table. lw. win be acted, 34 limp: FAZI Tee shish WHIM added (30th Howl, a new Pantmainee, HARLEQUIN GUI.I.fVEIt; OR, TH e t ilkTiNG ISLAS D. As Raherlity; Gay 1111aaneriiia; or, The Gipsy% Proph Oa Monday, the uew Tragedy of ratio . The new Melo-Dranta, called The 11I•strinne Trareh or, The Forges of lianzel„ will be perfiumed twice a we ion the alternate nights of the P411101Mililt) Sill forth *Mire, The sew Crawl Pantomime, called Harlequin Giali'vel or, The ileitis Island, trill be repeated on Monday, soli twice a week till further Wire. A new Comic Opera, rolled Zama, or. The Tree of Health, will be produced, fur the first time, on Teruies neat. part of that Gentlenisn'a argument Who. " if you don't like it, leave it," as applied to the I lotiouraltle Member's argument respecting the iinpli.t oil coals. —(llear.)-Iflit: hut wit., the mettopolis and its neighbourhood could :lever lie supplied through the moils, even if their supply hail not been re stricted by peculiar circumstances, owing to the increased rates of tonna g e, and the necessity of hay ing confidential 'termini' rains, to take charge of the barges coming by the canals, and pretent the enorutosis pill ige of the cargoes, which loud heels ascertained usiivertally to have taken 'dace timelines to this precaution. Let the debt incurred be paid, but let it be out of the City's pocket. When these Gentlemen wish to Cut It great figure, they could spend thirty or forty thousand pounds on a feast, or give very liberally viihable boxes and surds to persons who supported ministerial measure., or to secure some of their members a good j But why should they not learn the old adage to their advanced years. " be just before you are generous?" —(Hear./—Their gaols had been always a dis grace to the City, and he still had to complain to the House of *Moiler neglect respecting the Borough Comptes., which cont il ill a most ruinous store. Before the House could accede to this measure, the funds of the City should be ascertained, in justice to the public. CASE OF CHILDREN EMPIPYED IN COTTON NU rAcTORICS Just published. by J. JENKINS, 48. Slrroo., by 17. Ibrely Coloured, price 11. 110. ACORR ECT REPRESENTATION nf the FUNERAL PROCESSION at the INTERMENT of Her ROYAL IItCHNE. the PRINCESS CH Itl.o rr E. ORAINIRIM. THEATRE.ROTAL, COVENT GARDEN. ON FRIDAY NEXT, Felirti,try 13, 1818. will he performed A GRAND SELECTION: The First Part sally from THE M EMU All Compnwil by G. F. Handel, in particular Ain anal Clinratcs, of wind) will he intr , ..loced the Additional Aceusepari scents by W. A. Mozart. End of Part I. A CONCERTO on the FLUTE by Mr. Drage,. A CONCERTI) on the VIOLONCF.I.LO by Mr. Lindley. Al the Coatmenrenient of Part 11. SANDERS, DURHAM, WAI.I, suit CO. 1/ s ,.. r it c ( R ; E A RN N ca s t i ke td rin 2 r N " l , 3i' s : t l ri lS ,:i. P HOL folly acknowledge Ilse liberal napinirt IM y have received for the last reecatees years front the Nubility and Gentry, in patronising their Manafactosy and IVartroonts, and sery loutishly beg leave to annonnee, that the Reinincan in now trlinq .hed by Mr. Morgan in luuour of SANDERS, ItlIAM„ WALL, and eis (n ho have beta Anno•taiits in flue concern ever Shirt it. CI iiiii iiesiceistent). Thy remwet fisliy solicit a centinsaace of that approbation and pi-4er race which bas been so loaf given to the p•caliar articles ref Forultart alanafactared only to their Calablishuivist, Pins. 15, 15, and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. N.B. The Patent Articles, with great insproventents, and s g 1 exhibition of Upholstery stud Cabinet Furniture, always ready for Sale. This solemn aid deeply affecting Lew of the last honours paid to a Princes*, than whom the Annals of England Pre sent not one name sineerely beloved in life, or more unfeign eilly lamented in death, is taken from the Castle Hill, oppo. site the Itlarket-house, Windsor The Firms, by R. B. DAVIS, are all in thtdr reapertivee.ostinnes; and the whole may justly be ',romanced as live and irapersoire a reps..- 'rotation of that airfiil wean as the Graphic Art car produce. Alan mly he had of the same Pubtriber, The MARTIAL ACHIEYEAIENTS of GREAT BRI TAIN and HER ALLIES, from the Year IMO to 1819; from Official Diacuirmista ; embelliehed by 62 finely-colou►ed Plates, by Heath. Elephant Mo. price lb/.in boards, Large Paper ?W. The NAYAL ACIIIEYMENTS of GREAT BRITAIN. from the Year 1793 to 1815; compiking 5/ accurate and finely coloured Represeneas' ,by Whitcomb', of the most important Naval Eiigrigernentsdnrinc that Period; with the Official Account of earl, Action. Elephaat 4to. price 151. in ['tardily Large Paper 261. Tic OVERTURE and LEAD MARCH IN SAUL (The Obligato Movertittit un live ORGAN by Mr. Jacob.) Principal Perforsnerit--Misr Stephens, Miss Frilb,• Miss MEOW, Stealer Donal bum, maul Mum Corti ((rum the Ring's Theatre); Mr. Benham, Mr. Norris, Mr. Hammond, Mr. Millar, Mr. Yardley (his Arm appearance), Mr. Manse, and Mr. Tinny. 1011414 T of the Band, Mr. Ware; Organ, Mr. Jacob, Or ganist of Surrey Chapel. The remainder of the Baud and the Chorustyi (*hick sill be numerous and complete), by the mod approved Petfornir The whole under the direction of Mr. C. J. Ashley. Mare. for She foxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Ilem•rdfice, Ilartmirm t, from Ten till Four. Doors to be romped at Sit, and begin et Sere st MOP. TO THE PUBLIC. AZA RD sod CO. :vim .nlll FIVE Twenty Thoncauds in the tad Year% toile , i.s, gratefully rckunwledge 11E4 tillers' Share Puhlir Paironnge he_ stuar.l era their Fortunate a...11115t Emlwhlish►d Other, Hoye! Eadmage, Los/on : th , y fret gre it pleasure in rerumuseml. log the Scheme of t h e prcseat Lowry, containing TtiltEE PRIZES Or 30.0051 Toil'et's ONE HUNDRED ('APITALS! TWELVE PIPES , :P 01.1) POUT WINE! No Stork Prises!—All Sterling Hour)! • 'hoots 41k MARCH. THE TEN FIRST-DRAWN PRIZES up TWA VISIT DAY, WILL BC ALI. ellpitals or £5,000, £t,ooll, &r. L. the Last Lottery in wh l ch the Filil-lhaWll Tickets Weft' Capital Prism HAZARD AM) CO. SOLD 1111. .11 ALL ! ! Sir J LS SII A W c6nld MA envy the Honour:o,le 51enther lii feelings, who coulti think it unworthy of the ;,•realest city in the wotld to h eve sacrificed 40,000/. in entritiriiiiio , the liherator of Estroll?.— The estimate of the edifice had certainly lit ell ex ec...de'', ni non to the necessity the Bill itiiposed on the Ittleisger% to purchase the whole of those eioutto. port only or which wus necessary fur the purposes of the IMPEWAL PIRLIAMEN HOUSE OF LORDS, Tugsimv, F[■■WRY 10. •INDIA HOUSE. Mr. Maitland, •from the Er.' India Douse, pre sented an account of the Amiunies granted to indi •idttals. I,y the Court of Directors, during the la.t year.—Laid on the - - BANK OF ENGLAND. Mr. Riimon, from the Itaiik of Ragland, pre sewed an account of the Snin of Money received and expended during the lest •ear li t the Com missioners for Liquidating the National Debt. — Laid on the table. • • Nutter, 3*.ll.l—Gshets. Rs.—Upper Gillet,. Is •,.• Thetas List of this Thsstre dues uut 'acted to the Chaim his. This day is p'editi= -- ielistetl fur .1 J. STOCKDALE, 41, sod T. LDu ARKIN, ldir. I. n n.i.ris in the I,OtV CMINTRIES, /UP 1814 to 1817, is Leiters. 1 Vol 12mo. with Four Cutuarell Plates, price Ts. H. :40.11111ER felt it his ditty, tinder these scwmstance., to move nu amendment. This should be a charge on the funds of the City, hut at was intended evidently to be rendered it jai!). In the estimate, 6,000/. had hero %lilt al fit coaatiozent expenses, which since tainted out tat be 13,0!:0/ 10,000/. lied been put titian under the brad ol loss of money by purelinarE—and the W411(11101111 &Mil of 3,000/. Wil4 charged for parliamentary expea.s',ll upon obtaining the late 13;11, es well ats 4,0001. !Or making out the bonds to sulharriberg.—t 1/ear.)— lie should, therefotr, move. That the cottpiderat haat of tint subject ht deferred the last day for the coneideratimi of private business. The Amendment being put— Mr, Alderman Wool) defended the conduct of Ilse City respecting the erection of the late, and their management of their former prisons, the lit and accommodations of which he knew to be much unproved. A large sum. 17,000/., had bee.. ex prt►tled (in consequence of the House itself con sidering the area of gromad not sufficiently ext►n sivt) in the purchase of additional ground, The building itself heal l,rrn valued at 68.000/. and the expense hod not exceeded the estimate law 500/. He should therefore vote with the recommendations of the Committee. . .• • R. New FA..., wino 24 enlourra Plasm prier A. . e iv b Vol The GREEKS, PIGEONS. FASHION, and MO ULHN 3. S 1•. wish 14loured Prints, and • Map, The I.Agr MONTH IN SPAIN ; or, Wietelwd Trarelling in • ITII i rhea Country. TICKRTS aid SIIA 14F 4 ere Rating by HAZAItI) AND CO. AI their (Vice resitablisAed a Century SOCTLI GATE OP THE. ItOV Al. EXCHANGE. Who thitil a Prise of L. 20,000 in the last Lottery; The L. 40,000 is the Lottery before; The L 20,000 io the previous Lottery ; Vier Prises of L. 20,000 In doe lest toiler mouths; And Capitra P►isor its .forser Loslleries, arvienting to SOME MILLIONS. IRISH GRAND JURIES. The Irish Grand Jury Presentment Bill was read Ilir 'herd Wine, and lowed. Adjourned. ENGLISH AND FRENCH PATENT LAMPS. lIH E only Krlati Shull iss i... 0 loss that Ist 1111 l - 1 facture their own PATENT LAM P.z, for every plu mate 'there light is required, are ready fur ask, nod war. tamed to born well, at SSIPAIILIIISrS REPOSITORY, 138, New Bontl-street, where the greatest variety in the kingelssm may he seen les the Public, at his Show Itoolllll as above. Genuine Spermaceti and other Lamp Oslo, that horn without well; old Brass Lamp with fountain*, attir ed to his new Inteut principle ; Lamp of every deseriptiou let out uto hue fur Isalls,roots, HOUSE OF COMMONS, Tummy, Ft.. 10. Mr. 'Maitland, from the F.a►t India Howie, presented Copies of the Resolutions passed by the Court of Directors of the East India Company, respecting Annuities granted by that Company to penman on re 'IS from 'Alice, elsjclo were lad on the table. Account* ire also presented of the Sums of Mioey which had been expended by the Commissioners for the Kr ductiou of the National Debt, in porenanet of their dotty, fur the year ending January, ISIS, which were also laid on the table. 3 per Crnt. Consols-6 per Cent e.— 4 per Cenia.-3 per Cent. Reduced, and all other G.vernment Securities, bouzlit and mold. 41h of NEXT MONtil. Three of .00.000 ! lon Capitals ! STATE LorrntY TO DANK ERs, MERCHANTS, sCHoOLMASTEHS, SHOPKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. ITSED OFFICE PENS, nt Isa. per Thou sand, With II liberal allowance to the 'nab! by J. WALSH (lair linchep, %Vidal*, anil Ain), loner Temple- Line, Idoolon, Law Ntaiiinter, Bookselkr, and Pen Ste those r to the Back of Entlail. Mr. BAIIIIPiOTON presented the Report of a Committee appointed to take into consideration the isuperfert MUM. mutation at present afforded to the Justices of Assize for the e 1% of Leicester, which was received; and tviee was granted to him to tiring its a Rill to grant further nee tttt . modatiou to such Justices of Assize, mid to render more ac. cure and commodious tiro keeping of the Rewards connected with the adjudications within that comity. ` I:4. lit:;st II , • ''''. ';. -.-; - ' vwr 1, ~.- • -••••••- •••••• p e Z-. r ' • 27'1"...41ie1ir1. • . • .... • .. * . i• - 1e:4J4% f. . _.. • • - 11* • . , • • .. • * IMP p., . , ~,'" . •: • . .. . ..t) • ' • \_..._. ii. ' • . . b - • JO o• • - • . . • 01.' ~. , ~.......,_j ' IP - ... • -4141•rfr ~ . • • .. .. .. . . . . . .. b. -N (A, • , .-r. • _......_ __.. • NUMIIER 4735 . ' LONDON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1818. PRICE sEVEN-PENCE. ..........w......ai5i0.......wats .....—.............. T . ••• ORATORIOS. - THEATRE-ROTA, ENGLISH-OPERA, STRAND. ilitewhere r • iiiterfLA•P. The Bank had coo t, THEATRE...ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. rvilE FIRST UATHERIN(; of tii• HIGH- to the ii' liitaiik, fir the HilV#llittiVe of • 8 HIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY. Feb. 11, I. LAND CLAN, to I.ONDON, arwl COAIPETITION have tiv ' .iiil..l the mode could be Part I. (the only time it can hr perfiwased this Sr.. of HIGHLAND DANCERS, PIPERS, nail BROAD- hoped to by the Batik when it moo) Selections from Haudel's favourite &resits of SWORD PLAYERS. will be held iu the above Theatre ne,,,,, ACIS AND GALATEA. TI3-tloglitow,TllllllllSDAY, February 12, soil RATER- CO • ' Al )he est, of the First Part, Mr. Drones will perform a DAY, .14, JBl9. All the Ceremonies Mill Frit ivitita at. i CONCERTO os the FLUTE; sad previous to Pert the tenviirt • Hilftelsed Wriklialt will he sceunuel! retire- ';lioit from cerlaisi Third, will accompany Mira setnien it the Air (with esna. "cited. The Performers will be dressed in the auticat , sOalmnorhood of linos) " 0 duke Cuncentn” Costumes of their respective Claus. na iiiirl t hr • Part 11. A MISCELLANEOUS A(T. Doors open ai tie ',Tied:, begin at Seven. t" ' Part 111. tbe entire First Part of Haydn's eelebrated sacred &Nish 55.; Pit, 38.; .Lower Gallery, Zi.; tipper Gal OCrilSell Or I, Oratorio, levy, Is —Half Price, Hee past Eight u•Cluelt. ;I) ogri- '. -- sup- Principal VocalT PertiEfureiserm—CßEMArsT.lSOalmottlN. , MiseGoodall, This day le "Mid". :is "my Volume 4e9. with 8E 'be spot Miss Corr' (front the Italian Opera Florae, bring leer third pet (twosome. iii as English Theatre), 111 r. Bellamy,A CCOU NT of aIVOY A.G2 E. of DISCOV to the WESTERN COAST of COREA, 41, Mr. Haim, Mr. 'Peron, Mr. Miner, Mr. Hoomaood, and Mr &sham. GREAT 1,00 CHOO ISLAND The Baud will het easeroas and coinpleto iu every depart- Ry Oiptain BASIL HALL, R N. F.ll \. .., amid. J.i.ailer, Hr. H. Smart.` .The Performers in the Printed for Jam Marra!, Albemarler .......,...se, Guaira Chunises, under the superiutenilence of Mr. Price. will •-• - . iIitIttLEALIJIN GE VE also LLIIt ; ao bi nem os eni, and minted M you'll Hemileenew of e•- '''—" ' '`—"Weicret TRIALS. OR, TH Ciotti NG ISLAS I). hie Majesty's Chapel RO)111, It. Pail's Cathedral, and West- This day is published, price ' Gay Illaancriallt or' The Gipsy's Prophecy. minater Abbey —The white under the direction of Sir George rrIFIE TR/AL of ANDREW I new Tragedy of ratio. Flaunt, who will conduct at the Osgas, built eaprrsaty fur l before the High Court of Justiciary at `.', -4. called The llbestrinns Traveller, dose Oratorios by Mr. Gray. the 19th of July, 1817, fur A.lnailanderease Una, will be perfotmeil twice a week Ihtom to be °pencil at Sit. The Oratorio to begin at Printed fur Ridgway, Piccadilly; and Longs. ' • -,,,,, I,4miusaime) till farther men—Roses and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring, Ru- Patentosier.row. le tondo. &Ogee street, from tea till four; and of whom may tiaviv.-'ain Gatuvr,., tie bud a private Boa nightly. Just published. by J. JENKINS, 48, Strand, Sim 34 la ' ~aBloaday, sail Rotes 7s. Pit 3s. Ad lower Gently S.. Upper Gal- by 17. gm, trAd,,,,n4l, prier 11. 110. 0.1. try la.—Stroud Price rommeoces at nine. A CORRECT REPRIr.SENTATION of the `Health, ----- III FUNERAL PROCESSION at the INTERMENT of I ORATOR lelirt, Her ROYAI. HIGHNEIS the PRINCESS 0141(1.01TE. TEI 1., COVENT GARDEN. This solemn and deeply *fleeting View of the last honours 30, 1 ' ''>\N FIR I DAY N EXT, February 13, 1818, paid to a Princess., than whom the Annals of England pre. lo ii. tit will lie performed seut not out more sincerely beloved iu life, or more orifeign. but le. A GRAND SELF:tTION: eilly lamented in death, is taken from the Castle Hill, oppo. (;t.aliea; site the Illarket.house, Windsor The Figisres, by R. R. -4 Part fairly from TH F. MF.RMAIn DAVIS, are all in their respective Costumes; and the whole spend thinl. i ihndels to particular Aim.'" Charwell, may justly be ',romanced as tree and impreasire a repel- give very 111. -alined the Additioual Accumpari. 'rotation of that allot scene as the Graphic Art caw persons who it i produce. secure some of . ---li I. Al.n oily he had of the same Publisher, why should they lit. "rE by Mr. Drone,. The MARTIAL ACHIEVEIIIENTS of GREAT SRI- '4, -'4) by Mr. Lindley. TA IN and HER ALLIES, from the Year 1850 to 1815; advanced year., .. he.) 11, from Official Documenia ; enthellioilted I. stfinely.eolnured —(llear. I—Their geih • SAUL. Plates, by Heath. Elephant Mo. price 151. in hoards, Large grace to the City, and lie a. -"slia Paper 491. House of aiitiilar neglect r, 'is The NAVAL ACHIEVMENTS of GREAT BRITAIN.I Compter which coot from the Year 1793 to ISIS; romp, king 57 accurate and Hr-lore ,' ~ .. . . the itouse couto accrue . I ••Iy coloured Reptesenisi ,by IYhiteumbe, or the most ~a, Naval F.„tagemv„,a,k,;.;flE that Period; with the funds of the City should be assert. -.vont of each Action. EJephaat 4to. price 15/. to the public. -we Paper 26/. Sir JASILS SIIAW etAiltl not envy the ~ - -- ---I ?healer lii+ feeliiigs, who could think it i of the Lrreatest illy in the wntld to hive f. 13 411L14.11EN r. 40,0001. in entrititiiiiii,, the liberators of Enri The estimate of the edifice hail certainly litre FVIIIIIIUARY 10. I eroded, all mg to the nece.oity the (WI itisposetl 1.. the ntstnager% to purchase the whole of those estates, part only of which wus neceuary fur the purposes of I Pre' the building. li, .li i Me. H. SUIVIEIt felt it hisdotty,tinder theme with . "weimetenve*, to move on amendment. Tina conk. *id be a charge on the funds of the City, but it cotloll-, i •ivled evidently to tae rendered a job. In or full 111., 6,000/. lial been votedf.ir contingent "liiifd halve ; voce filmed cult to he 13,0:11. hall already tk, * don t. under the hrua id toe." of toil of his ehilta, .1 the seandlions limit of make waY for iliv ' . -+littmentary expei.s,s yet unbroken.--(Ht well its 4,0001. tear had the honour to brioL, —(Hear. ) protection of apprentice,. 1 . ...„,,,,dt.r„. the proviviotri of that Act 14y for part eroded, by the manufact eirployment in the larger towns, ~ with whom they did as they pleas. ' l•le to the penalties arising front t. .1 -'aired these unfortunate younks •hemselves. In this situation "lied to the House, as pr. -torn who could shield th. ,+ the baneful consequ. 'I 'rhere were many m. '.41, at the head 11. '•+oking at these S I li ( L • ni 1 1 11''''..1. t -mine &mi.+ ' coon . ea. l• ial! 11ontoT PEr.t. presented II Petition nom titian er of Persons employed in the Cotton Mano (y(lolWs design:sting theineelves us lebourera, ages! 16 years and upwards, employed in the cotton Indio in mind al t Mamebeater. 1f there were a body, said the Ilan. Brronet, which had dime snore far the growth of this country's opulence. power, and in fluence thug another. it was the class of persons now signing themselves as petitioner's", fur the protection and interference of this Mouse. They did so, Hoare of the consequences, mod aware that the im mediate result would be the lessening; their present wages. But such a ere the hardships, severity, and ill health they puttered, that they would willingly endure sonic deprivations, rather than submit, for greater wages, to that excessive lobo's' which lobbed them of all the enjoyments and comforts of Hr.-4 / !ear. hear, hear.)—la that part of the country, the cotton business was carried on in such a manner, that scarcely any titre was al lowed fur meals or rest ; the consequences were such Hs might naturally be expected. Unremitting exer tion for fourteen or fifteen hours to business , created astlimaa, disinclination to food, nod till that train of diseases incidental to excessive laborious occupa tion in close and strongly heated rooms. In conse quence of Lis not being table to 'attend last year, these poor people had imagined themselves aban doned, and again besought Win to lay their case before those to whom alone they could look for protection from that evil which the cotirse of trade had rendered almost tioaroidable. T. no sal jest could the attention of the Ilouse•with snore propriety lie directed. Their case was peculiarly hard. fir it was well.ktrown that nothing but the vigour of youth could bear up against the intolerable fatigues of it cotton-spinner's life * and that the ninniesit he became of full age, when in other professions his labour would have been most valuable said profitoble, had already sunk under the excessive and incessant toil of his childish days, and was thwart aside to make way for the child whose constitutioo was as yet unbroken.—/I/ear, hear.)—lle had formerly had the heimur to bring in a Bill for the relief and protection of apprentices to this trade, but latterly the provisions of that Act hod been for the moot part evaded, by the manufacturers taking into their eirpinyment iii the larger towns, none hut paupers, with whom they did at they pleased, without being liable to the penalties arising from that Act, in case they required these unfortunate young creatures to over-exert themselves. In this situation these help less objects applied to the House, as persons who haul no other protectors who could shield them and their infant families from the baneful consequences of this rivalry in trade. There were many most respectable mess, be was satisfied, at the head of these manufactories, but from daily looking at these persona in their employ, their eyes become &mi. liarised to that habit of bodily infirmity and coon tenance replete with disease and distaste of life, which was but too apparent to others, particularly medical men, some of whom, of the highest respect ability, had borne the moat unequivocal testimony us to the prejudicial consequences of this coati, e inem and excessive labour.—(llear.) The Petition was then read, and stated its sole. stance that which hail already been mentioned iii the course of the lion. Member's speech, conclud ing with praying the floury would limit their hours of business to less hours and a half per day, allow ing an hour to dinner and half an hour to break fast, oust of the twelve houn usually applied to Regius on Wedgies.lay, 4th of MAIM GW E 88. Stock- Brut , - er. 9. Comm nod • 17. LIIDGATIE-MPLEVT, rrmitolg his F. i. n:I. that WIDIIIIsDAY, 4th of Nut Moira, the Lottery be er% ON THAT DAY—Ten of the Capitol Prises trill be de eded to the fret Ten Minu te'. ON THAT DAY—The fiat Pei:, will rewire Fire Thoseand Pounds to. addition. ON THAT DAY—T e THR £30.000 Prizes way -• W lwrr Ina, be had. in One li, Valorise. prier IS.. A LIST of the intorairrofts of UNCLAIMED DIVIDES D% on BANK STOCK. and on she PUBLIC FUNDS. tiaissfiviihlr at she Rank of England, with the Moss wilco the first Dividends orspectively became payable, and the unnolwr of Unvlsinteal Dividends due tu cock Pru via tor. After a few word frntn Sir W. CURTM in expla nation ; and Mr. THORNTON and Mr. C. CA LvEnT, a ion depicted in freling term. the hardships the poor ill these counties endured through scarcity of fuel, and represented himself adverse to the extension of the grant. Mr. H. SUMNER. while the House was proceeding to divide. withdrew the. Amendment, and leave was given to bring in a Bill pursustit to the Report of the Committee. All be DOWN'S UN THAT DAT—The First Blunt: trill evert- rota Pipet of the But Pori trine in the Kingdom. S)N THAT DAY—Net7rf 5,000 TirLdg Mitsl be Drown. t►N THAI DAY—About Forty Copilot. trill he Strewn. .I.kl it must be admitted that throe are solid inducements to purchase early.—A great variety, 11(13 rt is limier, a for tunate arlielllM, of Tickets and Shan•s :ire How on Silo At 0,7 ER B'• forUu.air (111Iers, 9, ron.NHILL, and 17. Ll' navrc Krßrs.T. lt•here THREE Monrg Prket. of £30,0.4) Mire beets lately Shared, Sold, ■nd Patel v i z. 3,1419,....ia 11 Sharer,.... I:30,000 8,530,.... in 13 Shaves,— Etl►.tllNl 12,690, ...in 12 Sharer, .. 1 +O,OOO In the last Twelve Years. only m.mev I'rir-s of 1.1.1,000 have been Slimed in lincland. mint THREE of Ii1O•t• Five were Sold by WEER :'—t)•. , s nut this lack sae. 14111 the expectation an generally in iiiifestial that some. if vol all, of the Three 1.30,000 Priz.a iu the present Sclo sou, .t 1 be Sold by %V E 111? TO EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS, AND TILE PUBLIC IN GENERAL. BY the lost Stamp Act. Om numerous Rev/- Whips trgnirc•l to Inc complied with iu preparint rind posing II End OVARY ACCOUNTS and I.F.GACY RECEIPTS 'I the sTA M P.( /FFICE, mid in obtaining a Return of CROBATE and ADMINISTRATION DUTY, ' ,A cr e tut) much has Incur Irmid by reason of the DcceinierEs Debt., and of paying the Adlntiuutd Duty, a here tun hole bas turn paid in the find Immure, haying involved E'e• colors and Ailnieuistratuin in considerable Dinicalties. To Persons no mire raisin dit may be of advantsee to Lome. tha► an (tri l l 'I has Iren tidal/Embed by Mr. GEO. RING, at NO. 15, El N CH* LA 1 4 i Fa, 114x1 Dour to the Union Fired/thee, Condon, London, for the purpose of airirdisse them Informat and Assistance 111 all Matter% ertnu mrtrvt with the 1/Rice of EXECUTOR sir A DMINISTIIATOR, an d it io nin l isi nue and plari 111 LEGACY RECEIVES and RESIDUARY ACCOUNTS, dm. at the STAMP.OFFICE, piyine tire Duty thereon. and fur obtaining a Return of Duty allele loot mach has beets pant. Mr. RING having fur the lint 24 'Years been engaged in Moctotli Continuos, Ilattens I elf that he is peculiarly qualified for the Edacidation of such Cosircrun, mid bees to 11%1.111fe slime who may confide to I he Transaction ninny Unninesn, that it shall be performed wills the greatest Promp titude ...a rodi,y, at a .tolerate Charge. N. 11.—No Letters will he received utileas the Postage be paid. Mr. PRE,. presented n Petition from the Pro prietors of the Ito)111 Canal Compiny io Ireland; which war ordered to he referred to it C ttttt natter, to report upon the nature of its complaint or dr. minds. Mr. CURW&N did not think the present a proper opparimisity for the interference of the House. It had been fallaciously stated, that these persons hail no other protectors than that House. What ! had these children so employed no parents? Yes; but it was an application to the House to legislate be. tweets the father and his children, and should not be encouraged by that House. He bad lately visit e d those works, and was satisfied the children enjoyed as much health as those who were suffered to rust about idle. Petition. were presented from Durham, end also from Liverpool, by General GASCOIGNC, against the practice or sweeping chininies by means of climbing boys.—Reitd, and laid on the table. Mr. W. DUNDAS presented a Petition tront cer tain persona in Erlinhough. praying that the G ua Light Company in that city might be rendered an incorporated company. Mr. GORDON asked the last speaker did he menn to contend that to employ a child from six in the morning to eight or nine in the evening at unremit ting labour was not too much for its constitution to sustain ? They frequently were not more than live or six years of age—and could the Hon. Member think there - such excessi, Cs. CARROLL SOLD in the Last Lottery ins less those SIX 11 CAPITALS, inclutlittz Two of Twenty liosiguail 1 1 .1nvis, ri:. 3.615 Cara IL • • • • £20, 4 1 ,1 4 in Sis.sres, 4 349 pato ..4 542 Ditto -i nls 4 Ditto ...... it In in Shares. 3.645 Ditto ...... 210 in Shares. 4 7t!it Class A...... '2lO Whole Ticket. G CARROLL also Sold its Shales No. 7,735, Ilse Last Prize 4.1 .I,' Homo f •.. r drawn, at hi' truly fortunate sad u ld-rsiabliebed Officer, 7, C. 4t41.111, and 251, Oxford-street. 'llse prevent Luttcry will commence Drawing on the 4th ..! N rat M on th. The SCIICIDC IS Cuitipwrd of Sterlsog :11...1ry, mud contains rHIIK K Prizes of £30,000 IINI: III:NIMED CAPITAL PRIZP.S. 7$J'iLVl PIPES qf FINK OLD PORT, 4.c. l't• l'ickrt. nod Shaw , for 'Ouch are now on Sale at she IlliNces of G. CA 1t1t0L1.,7, Corishill, aid 26, Oxford-street the parents had behalf of their called an to legislate fact was, masters the condition - roam/Wed to chided from _ the Giber flietorir•e. Hod Par!lamer regulation ti, erg, he knew the Sittishly from thuir e: f. oat childrri , . _ .- ..-............ was no inhumanity in forci n g th e m - to i ive labour at so tender an age ? But 4 L had in this case applied to Parliametit la eir children ; so that the House was not 'legislate between father and son. The tasters could nut of themselves amend on of these unhappy children ; if one o relax, he would soott lipid liituaelf ex- n the market by the i.uperior diligence of ictorier. It was therefore fur Parliament. intent Orme. to interfere a n d give the . the sanction of 13w. These little •iiirrt- ew. could lw instantly dit it i ago i a l a . s t at .. y Schools its Owl part of th e co un try, excetwive debility and tickle npreitia.tre, ren employed in other factories o r t 1 ... 'l, i '' t , - ' /. . • FRAUD PREVENTED. TO voititteract the many attempts that ere anily wade to impose WI the nawaraa spurious coinposit iodr instead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepare.' Sty DAY and M A ItTlN,llies him: adopted a new label, in which their Signature anti Address, 97, 111 GB itinuoas. is so conspictitnisly placed in the centre tal . the Label, that they teat an nib:Wiwi In Ibis, mall the difference or the type, which se unlike all letter.prtia, will enable piirchasera at once to detect the imposition. The 16%11 JAPAN BI.ACKI NG, made and sold Wholesale by DAY aii.l MARTIN, 97, High 1101horit, and retailed by the principal Sho:iktcpers, in Battles at Ga., L, and ls. 6J. ctials. -,,;. DROITS Of' ADMIRALTY. Sir JAIREs 11A1'KINTO•H iiinved for Accounts of the Droits of the Crown and Drake of Mini wiili the mode of applying the money de rived from Owner, from the ist iley of February, 1793 :—A Ivo a Sueflintily Account of the same for the said period. distinetti.ltilig the general heads of expenditure, and specifying the nations from whom these funds had been derived. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER stating lie had no objection to the production of such iii formation as the 1-lon. Member required, the um ii.m was agreed to. BARK TOKr.ss. Mr. CURWEN in,ked if the Hight finnourable the Chancellor of the Exchequer had nude, or known of any arrangement made, by the Bank Director'', whereby the public might be prevented P. ustaining any box ui in the tokens issued by the Rink for 34 awl Ir. . . . _ The CnAnctittou of the ESCIIVQUEIL that the nrrongement of the i4me vow, one in whit h Government Iwol never inti.ll,-ci•J, nor could they NEW PRISON FOR DEBTORS. Sir Wm. Cu RTIS moved for leave to bring in a Bill for extending the powers of an Act passed to enable the Corporation of the City of London to erect a separate prison fur the confinement of Deldors in White Cross-street, London. Mr. 11. SUUN ER objected. on the part of his constituents, to any such extension of the powers already granted by the Act. Thi• prison hail already cost the House much, nod was likely to continue a burden on the !Kibbe 1111101 longer, if the Bill now contemplated were to pass. The Corporation had already sufficient indulgence granted them by the existing Act, to put their hands into the pockets of others, m ord e r to de• fray Brace expenses they themselves were in justice bu I lofts discharged. Sir WM. CURTIS admitted, that although the House had by its vote granted the sum of 100,000/. for this purpose, yet it had been found insufficient, and the Corpotarion l u ►d been obliged to apply for fur ther parliamentary assistance, owing to the increased accommodation afforded to the roamers. I-le dr oirml that any nut►sey had been taken by the Corpo ration improperly : the fund from which they had p '.pally drawl, in erecting this prit/311, had beets long denominated the Orphan: F I ; but thong!' thus designated, he must add, there now weir no orphans chargeable thereupon. The Bill hail been a long time before the House, arid all its clauses discussed with care, and their necessity clearly de monstrated. Ile certainly thought that towns and counties should support their own gaols, when mice established ; but here was a case of a widely dif ferent nature, the suggestion of the necessity of a new prison for the comfortable accommodation of debtor,. havo►g liters strongly recut 1111 l ended by per sons in and out of 'loot s. As far as the fonds of the Coy unite fro's, the duty 051 easels entering the pots, which was, he believed, that which the Member had the strongest object' to, he wool', only advise him and others so disposed, to t;•s