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, ... • 1 .///7-'Ci 12. - k ,•-, ~ - •• .. .... ‘ Y\ I ._..• . . Gr) I • : . . I V -- I. A '\ ilit iriti 0 - •b " 411 1 ... 44.046 _ . . Po t f Y . . . • :1 _.....-- . kkt LK, • ~~~ r ..• ire , . ._ NUMBER 4958. ?RR 4ftp.. no VA t, .4 N IrHIS E‘'ENIN(;, THURSDAY. o' l . 29. their Th.je..tic..• Spivintls will pertorni the tr.teily of TIW DISTRESStI) MOTHER. EsTrhu., Me. I). F.4ter: Modes, 11,. Keen; Esisarsi DI.. Net tiara ; Phenix. Mr. Ley. Wrath's., Mrs W. Wert; attirloirsarlit, Mrs Giorty; Clears., Miss Cud's; Ctpirisa, alts Irrn. After winds, the rAnnie loteeln* of SYLVESTEit 1)A(;GE1111'OOD. Sytrestcr Doggetwomi, Mr. Ilartey; ritstian, Mr. Illiglors. Tn vs)sitio will he noltleit Ow Finer of NIODERN A NTICW ; OK, THE MERRY MOURNEW: enrlrletsp, Mr. 140,1411; Frank, Mr Hark"; neatly, • Joey, 1 ,0 Mr. ' Don ('aesar, Mr Mitts.lets ; Droi Julio, Mr. H. lienitar ; IMu V.tirrstio, Mr. Ilarlry; Dun Garcia. Me. Damara; 11 n CArlos, Mr. Hullnud. 4)11,13, Mrg Chow ; M melte, Mrs. Mop; Victoria, 'Jr,. Mant)n. With the Face of 11) . Spoute and I. Po Saturday, The Merelmnt of Venice: Podia, by a Lady Orr firs apfsepronte in London). With Nal 'Ten °Tina, tool n It4inv Night. In 51 lay, king Richard the Third . A New INansatic Ituta.ttece is its preparation, and will 51,....!s he Mr. Carr; erg Mr. kni6l. Mrs. Coekleo o p, Mr . H too •; Mee. Castoonilr, hlts. Orger, loaf,. 50.; Second Peter, 3a.—Pit, 3,; Second Price, t.. —Lewes Clallirry, 21.; Sewall Prier, Jo.— Upper Calleiy, la.; ' Stroud Prier, Ad. lhones *el Pleats In lertahot of Mr: 'lndwell.. at Hie In. 4 torn& or list theleillv, beet lee Wiltikvat I aviieve am be 4 ' l boo! a Private Mew wigholy— wal e far Ihr forth., wapiti. , • onodati"o of the Public, the Pooa•otNee will be open every Freeing ..f neollarminee finm Nine 101 Eleven. Too flora-row. the Comirde of A Roll Stroke for a llnshana : • FIRST TIME AT THIS THEATRE. 7 7rc.4 TRE , II . O Y. 4 L, COE/INT-n.4 HD RN. Tins EVENING, TIWRSDAY, Oct. 29. win be mewl, the Trim* of ADEII(;ITFIn. Michael 'NCR.. Mr. Maereorly Gniacard. Mr. Yount ; tioliair. Mr. C Ktuthle. Aslelwitha, Mien Snoneiville (her ti..t appearance in that character); lama, Mrs. Faueili t laudia, Mrs. St , rlinw. To Lich will be nailed (for the llth time), a new Comic Opera, In twis 6els. *BMA BEit OF SEVILLE. Count Alniariva, Mr. Joan; Pr. Raft()la, Mr. rasreett ; Mr J. Isaacs; near*, Mr. Liston; Fiiirelln, Mr. Pyile; Arxas, Mr. &movies; Tallboy, Mr. king. siva. Mrs. Ditkons; M.ireellina, Mr.. Sterling. A IN-irate But may be hail for the Season, or nightly, of Ml. Itratuluti, at ibe Mare, 7s. Second Kier. 3s. Ad —Pit, 3a. ed. Second Toler, 2s —Lower Gallery, 51s. Second Price, li—Upper Calkry, Is Second Price, 6d. Meer, for the Box(' to be taken of Mr Brandon, at the B.•a.,,(fire, Hart-street, from T►n 1.11 Four. _ _ _ To-murmur, the Comedpof The &boot for Seaudal, with The Mlle,. tin Saturday, lb. Trardy of Tim Canseater, and The Badbrr of Seville. Oa plortday,Tlee Poial of Rumor. and Blue /WM. • Tiewi.thily will be revived. lb. C4.medy of he Weekl, and m,. Wnukl Net: Dna Manuel (first tune), Mr. W. Far- Ira; II) ',obi', 1111rb. T. Hill. TO GENTLEMEN AND ',Awns, ELORIATS AND OTVERN, HAVING LARGE SHRUBBERIES AND FLOWER BORDERS TO ORNAMENT. t'alonb!c Opportunity fur the Pinehut of VINE SEEDLING PICCOTEE CARNA TIONS, the property of William Willcox. Market- GatJrnrr, the ort,tioal Grower of that sweet and mita. mental Artirlr. WrIICII «ILL RE BOLT) RY AUCTION (In lams and sm•II Lots), fly AIR coOHRAN, Ou the Premirr., Peterborough Park, Kineo-road, barn. on MON DAY N r.x . r, Norrottrer 2,11 One o'Clock, Ly Of (kr of ihr Plopruldr. To be 'invert, and Crisman:nes hail, by applying to Mr. alleux, upon the Premises; or to Mr. Cochran, A tgettuueer, 7, Duke.aireet. Gru►vrnor-square. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO counteract the ntatiy *Hewitt% t h at are daily made to impose nn the unwary a spurious compo.i. tool Instead of the ( il BLACKING prepared by ilia and MARTIN, they have adopted • new Label, iu e hid' their Signature and Mitres', J 7, HIGH HOLBORN, lc it) conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they stint an at,rntion to thIS and the .111I,reoire of the type. which Is mathe all letter-prcsa,will enable purchasers at otter to detect the imposition. TLe Beal JAPAN BLACKING, made and Sold Whole. by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, and re tailed l the principal Shopkeepers, in Bullies at and I. Al. each. .F(MR of ! ONLY 14.00 TICKET N. FlllBl' PRIZE 531,9110 MORE! ppro.N.Loot mat-1441.v 04 , 4•111VPII 1111 1.0.11,1ic A J ll ~ the Srlome of Ilse present Lottery is lortily cratifyilic to Ow emistrsrtor, awl airails a prorysect Or a demand fur liit Tickets 4114 . Nhirrs heyiosil all former Lotteilies. . li4t;i NEM' VONTI-1 :he Drau ill tte.tins.—Tie !..:.:1.-site coni&AA . 4 . Prizes la ...... .. I:30,000 2 4 - A o - •of 1$ rfeSi•les 2,itia 1.1 1•.0), Sze. Cipowls soil Moore. T!,r first V I ze 4113%.11 0111 of the %%gild will be culltled to ritri Suns of fzu,ono "- 'Lilt is Rua Shores art bents% at nil lb« ()flint in London, and by ILe Agent, is the 4...141111 I ) gao.ots%* FOR THP. FIRST PRIZE. Illsit. sits k Krokee, aotl o...treetop for A • the Lowey. omits& Ite Ite.t Friend% the Pebtie..4 IL. Tor. Jppireach a tie Dreetag the State Lottery, se it • OW Int 14CM.a. the i4TH OF NEXT MONTH. Ai she run' i'r;st: &a.• ad.:itioh. he (saber to 30.000/ forsowqn.estly tray be A PRIZE OF 80,000/11 lhr : rwlwerte 000 Ticket., cmisaining F.)or Pt:no of zo...iwcof ...d ' , annuli ether Capital+, 411 'NI for pAttl n. Sirrimg M.mry. In Ihr 14.1 Lathry Contract e !told fel CAPI "IS 111(01411g number And mewl set Auer said by any otlttr ( Mc. Ii cprr. 'Enke'', and Sh I es are pilau! at the Cnotractor's 4. Corolnlt. and tO, nine is 1.011 :US Itiehts to Eirgli4ull, le cla • .1, ailoi Scut Land. •.• Schn ee it to 141' Ralik, ladii , Smyth-Sea, 5 per Cents 4 per Cent. '• 1. -"J"ted. Ommum, India ItYvnyl4.l•Achrgyier 140,, lit us of Gutryystsynortyl St comers, IL/1101i and /Isla by Gnumu 10. 710 /Wept of Clarke *re allizcf, Angel", 8 , :n: es? 111 • Frs (et.. ill {,.;inthill, by so; .4 4, IA( I'obl.r ran ce thi phe tiritsolie. LONDON, THURSDAY, FART IRMA HOUSE, OcToot* 28, 1818. COURT DIRECTORS . 0' the GOA/PA / NY at MERCHANTS et' ENG. LAND, inuling fo Olio EAST INDIES, do hereby giro Not is.et, That a QUAHTERLY GENERAL COURT of toe *aid Company will beheld at thcte House, in Leadenhall*treet, as %% EbINESDAA, tht 18114 December next, at Eleven o'Clock is tlk Fureannit for the parpitoe of declaring a DIVIDEND, frost Alide;miner last to Christina' pest. JOSEPH DART, Selector!. • EAST INDIA HOUSE. oil. Kin SS, ISIS. 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VIII. 411••••=•••• The Society cannot more properly introduce the general developement of its views, than by allud ing to the examination of its Secretary, Mr. Prich ard, before the Committee appointed by the Ho nourable Fluts , e of Commons, for inquiring two the state (tithe !Police of the Metropolis, in 1817. By a reference to that examination it will appear, that the utmost care was taken to lay open the ge neral nature and extent of the Society's operations, both to prove the necessity that existed for its inter ference, sod to remove every reasonable objection that had been urged against it. With these preli • y observations, the Committee will now com mence a statement of the Society's proceedings surer its last pruned Report. In that Report, a communication is stated to have been received f rom a member of the Society, as to the prevaletier of an al, ttttt inside custom ut puce-COUlrlieM, of circulating obscene parsers, called Spurting Lists. From the specimens supplied to? the Committee, it appeared, that these lists con sisted not only of the most indecent ribaldry, lint of wooden cuts, representing scenes of the most disgustiaig depravity. It bring ascart.nottl, oat further inquiry, that every race-course throughout the kingdom was more or less Infested with the dealers in these ar:tcler; which were issued in quan tities that almost exceeded belief, and distributed among young persons of both stse.,assembled from all parts of the country ; the Committee became steeply impressed with the i tec e sciry and importance of attempting to pia a slurp to ant evil pregna n t with consequences so destructive of the public morals, and so baneful to time beAl and most importibit ur ferrate of Society. lo pursuance of such their ds tt-rmination, they sent two Agent., in M.tv, 1810. to I.::•,ttottu rates, to siCerlsin it such Ibraulces still. ViMER 910, 1818. prevailed there; lint, Unlit is.. i nisies made on the spot, it seemed that thet.e h ta*Lrea i.4,lsan apprarrd at race.griiiiiids!O near tSie tortropsilt.. l o g I t • Cti'M I t the Souis ty. It Imes lire«, lip th e vi g ilassi-e sod ,session of t it,. 1, ttttt rob, (moo,. the kits r part or the teat 1816, the Society having si.cestaissed that there s. as .1 printer at Rochester 11%' whom these 111 'tele, ere sold, the same Agents were dispatched thither, in further pursttancessf the plans of the Snetety.— They, with loth. diCieulty, succeeded in pus els:- ing ten pikes ; and, oil the 391 Of November follow ing, a bill of indictment was presented and fotisist agaSsist the printer be the Grand Jury fur die toy of Rochester; sin whirls he was. appielletulesi. and hound in reeogisiZasscesi to appear at the ensuing Quarter Sessitnis fur that city, which were to Ite unlit iu the month of Janoary its the folludritig Before that tiine, however, an earliest suliedaiton was sods to the Society to strop Issallort prourtaiss ings, by a highly-respectable individual, who offer., ed to pay the expenses hitherto mein red to the pro. secution, and to give his personal undertaking, in conjunction with that of the Defendant, that he should not, either directly or indirectly, be con cerned in the publishistg of sorb or any other ob scene libels in future. The Comnuttee having de liberated on tie above proposal, and being ems linseed that, under so respectable se gnarantre, there was a moral certainty that the condinosis would be strictly fulfilled; Mill it being also expe dient to putseree their fluids fur ulterior operstitons against other offenders of the slow description, Ole terms were acceded to, and shortly afterwards folly carried into effect. In the month of September following, the Agents were sent to Doncaster races for the saint purposes, where they soon ascertained that similar lists were sold by one of the principal printers of the town, whose foreman actually promised to protide tt (vitally by the following evening ; but lie after wards refused to execute the order, in consequence (as the Agents suspected) of his ham); in the mean time received information of the Society's proceedings. On the following day they attended the race-ground, where they detected iii the net of selling lists, two hawkers, who were apprehended and carried before a magistrate, by whom they were examined, and retnanded for another rxanu nation. On the fallowing day the Agents, as by the constable and under gaoler, attempted to apprehend a man, who sold those articles wh o s e _ sale to other hawkers, but being in league with the numerous atteiidants of the lowest description oil the race-ground, lie was after a desperate struggle rescued by the mob. The Agents, however, Nile• ceeded in securing the. man's leathern satchel, which war filled with lists, on which were ruins of the must infamous description. On the evelistig of the same day, they succeeded in apprehending an other man and his wife, of whom they had pur chased a list the preceding day ; but, on ricatnio• tug him, though lie had a hundred lists the day before, yet 111 this time he had nothing but reli giouS books, which lie carried about with hiin a• a mere pretext ; one of the ,tint' was, however, found in a basket of rakes carried by hi. wife. On the following day, the four 'anomie's were exa mined at the mansion-house by John IVright, Esq. the Mayor, assisted by another magistrate, and a solicitor of the town, who promised to release them if they would give up the mime of the printer by whom they were supplied. Pertinaciously con tinuing, however, to infect ignorance on this point, they were remanded for another hearing. lii the mean time, on comparing the type of one of the lists with that of a tract fouild in the hat of one of the prisoners, and executed by a printer at York, they matched so exactly as to excite a suspicion that they both had issued from the same press; in consequence of which the magistrates exprerseil a wish that the Agents would immediately proceed to York, and ascertain if there were any ground for the surmise. The Agent. accordingly proceeded to York, where they applied at the shop in question; and having, in the first inatance, put chased some songs of r common description, they asked for some lists, when they were informed by the printer, that, in consequesee of the great risk in executing such orders, lie, as wail as every other printer iu York, had diseontinued the prac tice; but that they wroth, be sure of getting them of a printer at Dull, especially if Hl9 name was mentioned ; giving them his card at the same time to lake with thetn as an introduction. On the Monday following, the Agents accordingly proceed ed to Doll, where, after some difficulty, they loomd out the printing-office referred to ; and, an application to the proprietor, having previously purchased same common 'mugs, • they asked for some lists; when he said it was out of his power to let them have ally, adding, that his appretitice had, about a fortnight before, given information to the mayor of his being in the habit of pi imiog them ; that, its consequence of the information, his pre mises were searched ; but that, to avoid dettetion, he bad previously destroyed tO or 30 quires, which before he bud been constantly in the habit of keep ing by him ; and that hue would not print diem again for a guinea a quire, as lie could not du it without the kiiowledge of his apprentice. who would im mediately inform against hiiii. Ulf the following day, one of the Agents retunied to Doocuster ; said, haviog applied to the solicitor latd.ire utrutiourd to know what. had 'nen done with the pritooe.s, lie was infirined thin they had b-en Irotight tit) oil the Mdtithay hticeredilig his departorc, at which lime, still declaring their ignorance of the printer, they were remanded ulna his return. soli) i tor luither informed loin, that the mayor asst other magistrate' were or UllllllOll. that the sire of oti of the parties could not be law fully detained in cus tody. it not bring in proof that the had d versed any of Ow lists; and, as they !mistmf necessity re lease leer, tt was illplarehrutit;i that, miles* her hus. twirl were released fit the same times she would taimeihately retaliate by giving iii!'orisiation to the priaters, whit+. in case of her liti.liond'a discharge. she be prevented fr:au rfte..c. It was et the PRICE S I:VE?-t'ENCE. . • same t ime stilled, as the ol.i ,ion, of the mayor awl I agistrates, that if tlie Society only wished to deter tlir olfrisflers from the lihelimetices iti(ilture, their entititrem?sit fa it miserable dungeon for right ;la) -, wiihntit fire sir candle, and only is small hole i s ti the door to admit light, .would !any.- rime wan eirlit for that purprt•A-. The fsgept, their:l4re, find that the mayor and ttidgist.:ates were decidedly it!' this opinion, conseated to their di.clta'rge; and in the eveifisig, after a severe ieptituatie, the pri son.trs were liberated. From the foregoing soil fe-tc elicited by the visit of the Societ', A cents ut the allitre-named race-couries, it ores noduln , tably ascert tamed, that a custorit had prevailed, !:'most beyritid without any known cheek, ,br tiwt.e pernicious lasts iudiscriminately *motet the m a l e and female citinpony. who Otoslierity frequented this species of amusement. • These payers, woe's .) -ito the form of common billarls, fad generally ot the to of them two ',riots, the tipi.wrihost cotscrol log o print ouderatristit of the mint disgusting scriptjoss ; by, which means they would ulleuesitrisp females to purchase them withuktt tiring isw . are of the mature of their coatentss. tt acommon cottons with these miscreant's, if they OhiWrrod•* carriage filled with holiesi end no igen, It man afroiti ponying them, to throw their lioriirl prpductions among' them. The trat printer detecreM by the Society deelaird, that hit-boasts bad been in the habit of p:Mtitss them for eon years, and the custom had become SO riffle:4lr; from time end that he executed sorts ottiriS olinost uu-• cariseson-lc and without rstlectitm. The num hers circulated on these occasirms May he irtilrest Irons the fact before osier!, that cue, single, inch visluJl lied dioposed • a hundred its the irate of a few limirs. . ....... (Joe o f th e Agents P rterward!. t4sioni sev'erst Istittr rare-cour , es, where lie found that the swine castoeh had torescailed, though do Venders appeared at the. time, deterred, as it ins, he irtbaKltlyd , hy the trans actious which had takeo place at D It stems surprising that this bit us Casio", thoilgh universally prevaleut, itl,oold so 10 . 11 K fiive eluded the discovery of whit, froni their all. horrence of such practices , , would feel every wry disposed to promote their •uppression. But the dealers, aware of the illegality of their employ ment, base ever observed that discriminiition distributing baneful wales, u h elt f.tr the 1110.4 t mll hard discovery ; K!-dive K mitt the no toriously toulligine and debauched fire their prey, or else those youthlul IlitilitSrf4 branch asseuilibiges, the better sort cf who,.i, from innate mod es ty, would at oure deidioy., and frrl tlwiniselves ed from am:tiering nierewe i''*tlitrate and 'Oiling the necessary proofs of guilt:' • ' • AMERICA. LETTER raom AR, FRANKLIN TO BENJAMIN VAUGHAN. ESQ. (Concluded from oar Paper of Thialetcy lad "'Clue buyi n g up quantities of wool tui4• flax, with the design to employ rcioners, weaver., AC. turd farm great establishments, prorlueing gnarl tiiies of linen and woollen goods for sale, h.:a bees. several tomes sittempted in dikerent provinces; but those projects have generally failed, goo.lit of equal value being Uncoiled cheaper. And when the Gevernmeilts have hewn rarkaird to sup port such schemes by encouragement's in money, or by imporiug ditties on iniirortaton rutin goods, it has heel' ;.leilerally tufo-ed. on this princi ple—that if the country IS rive fur the in. ttttt facture, i t may be carried oil with advantage by private persons; and if not, it is a folly to think of forcing nature. (.I'es7.. establishments of nositonfactoie re quire great numbers of poor to do the wink for sissall rages; these poor are to he found in Europe, hoot will not he found in Americas till the lands are all taken sup and cultivated, and the excess of peo ple who cannot get land want employment. The snanufacture of silk, they ray, is natural in riance, us that of cloth in England, because each coun try produces in plenty the first tn 'terial ; brit if England trill have a manufactory of silk as well as that of cloth, and France one of cloth as well as that of silk, these unnatural operations must be supported by mutual prohibitions, or higher dutiea on the Unpin talons of each other', goods, by whicir means the wan kitten tire enabled to trot the home cotoutner by greater priers, while the lit;ther wages they receive makes them neither happier nor richer, sinew that only drink more arid work less. There fore the Government,. in America do nothing to en courage such projects. The people, by this means, are riot imposed 4/0 either by the' merchant or me chanic; if the merchant demands too touch profit on ioriporterf shoed, they buy of the shoemaker ; and. Übe risks too high a price, they take them Of the merchant. Titus the two professions are checks on each other. 'fine shoemaker, however, has, on the a considerable profit out his labour 'lutes ica„ In-v 1 rshat lie hail in Europe, as lie ern to m re i ri s profit a sum rear:y equal to all the expense or freight maid commiosinti, risk or inset -11111:I., &v. necessarily charged by the merchant : and the case is the twille with the st orkineii iii every other mechanic alt. Hence it iv, that hi werir r.rl 1:1..e better and more easily in A onerlca than in Europe, mini sucli.aa are good ectonomosta utalte'a consfootable provision for age and their children ; such may therefore remove with advan tage to Ameripa. " 111 the oid long-4ettled countries of Futt.i e. ell arty. tradet, professions, Cirtn4, &c. are so full, that it ill difficu9 for a poor mail who hag children to I hee them where they may gain, or learn to gaits. fleLrilt !Ivt.l.liood. The airmail', who Gal cr.st;.. nit< future rienla in business, refuse to teike p r iory's. hut u l ion e nliihtiona of money, e „,, T l,, ho se , which the pa-eats ate iurible to coni ii; Heves the yulttb are ' , might yji iu r