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- _ r, ~' i I ~~ '.~ , I I F~ t 1 L house-carpenters were reduced from 20.. to IS - . mad a great number out of employ. or NW' These include no Alm...dimes for beer Io,r thirst; of that sort.'—No, they are allowe d Ito Gut trade, at they pay fur theme: lies is Scotland la soy tr; to s i b o o t o li t t the u m t. A irl p d t l i e l laosft.wintei ?...N.), I tak T e hi t s l.7s alteration for the bette r. Cotton-s p iiimrs reduce d in From a t n h e y w i t o t f r o k r o n :a r t:it d l o h r a hive gu t received. wors e sin e that thereo? Tido in wages, noel one-fourth out of cinel i), aud those employed reduced in hours. Flow much reduced in wages ?---I do not kilns. Then all the information you have given us is Maras. II dieJuail, ISI I. not trout dr ino. or you have received from Unite who . 1 4 , t ik . ,_42 abluet s Mr. James Harley culled in, cue/ examined. your own kouoledge, butLinforinstion prouvotiug the prayer of this NM'. Where do you bye ?—At Glesgow. and chair-mekers excepted. What ale yon ?—A calonet-maker. How loos have you fended there ?—Tito years still three mouths. y.ortiegsti;eeduledioyslislaggess sugigtoesttehdeiCt4eorniftt:ittZ f t' e Irr are dec Where did you reside bef o r e that ?—ln &hit- i t i r is a t d re t s o s ytowuo remedies talk of !—; i t ;thee fleetu is m a et . . n t4 I have utui,ij gut grte. burgh. mead between the musters and journey Mee. How loug?—The last time, I worked there four- Ito all trades ?—bi ell trades. teen mouths. If the patties tousle settle the mutual agreement, Where before that ?-1n London. 1 how is it to - How long iu London ? — T wo y ears and ei g ht b e arrauged ?--I should mouths. cativtpuntnteeiiiittedboyf the e is t4 te u rs andarte Quarter Sessions. co eseio nii o ns : t o t i l e l l L e r : i i i :t u . : , I n: t ti t h :: .i t r b e * e . Where did yon reside berme that ?—lii Fife- if they combat agree, to be the Lard Prestdeut of shirr; I am a native of Ftfeshire. t the Quarter Sessions. %VW pert of Fiferhire ?—luerkeithing. If they cannot agree, the President of the Quer- In what capacity?-1 was at licheel there. ter Sessions to be i i he umpire ?—Yes. 'These arc the only placers yon have ieeided at? Is lie to have power by law to enforce his award ? --.I was a short time at Sterlan. Yee, I would propose so. Al.vays as a cabinet-tinker?—ls Fifebliire, I wee How does this arraueement differ from a milli at school. mum of wages?-There is no fixed minimum in Who sent yon here ?—1 was seut here by a corn- this way ;we would not think it a minimum at al a ; mince of tradesmen iii Glesgow. it would be just as film answer , , answer , , it would be Are you a 14 1o 6 ttru" Purnt) man ?""*A .i"nr r n'T - floating minim nis .lecording to the times. My rea l/AM I ion for suggesting the president of the Quarter Who sent you here ?—1 was sent here by the Sessions to be the umpire, is, that most of the gels enininiqee who have presented a Petition to the timers olio are magistrates there keep a number td House of Commons. men in their owes employ in one capacity Or atiuthvo ; A committee of whom ?—i. committee of trade- the tiext proposition is a seven )ears appretitiee men, cousistiug of weavers. stout-mesons, cabinet- ship to all trades; the reason that the ti.ole gives makers, chair-makers, bouse-carpentero, cotton- fur that is, that a boy ;;ors into it coo int yto a bade, spinners, and tailors. and serves three years to be i cortielight, I .01 Opua behalf of the cotton weavers, have you any say, - conies into a town for impruieineut, lie vannut f.ing to add to what has been stated by those who get into a cartwright's shop; he will come t• a have bat" already "mowed ?—Nu ; ili a " nutinu g toaster caleitiet•inaker's and engage won him for to add. two yea What particular grievances do yin coint:l4in of, years longer ; there is much differetter between a cabinet-maker and a LAI tWright, it is at .tillerent with respect to the other trades ?—A erect aligns- as sea and land in mastic? i„ t h eir working; he t,uo iu trade •it was never known to be so bad in engages si de hi m f o r le ss or wa g e s, and wks lower eillaseeow as Lying the last winter. .I then any other man in empl o y , and of course when Have you any 'lung to State, of the stare of the I a ~lackuess of trade comes on, the man tint has gevaiices that those other trades complain of ?-In , i s erved a regular apprentice s hip i s turned oil`, and regard to the profession I belong to myself , out o f t hi s tutu is kept in employ, end the master gets his about one hundred and twenty cabinet-rut:era, work cheaper done. there was iii the course of last winter forty turned Dote he get it as well done ?—ln some instances out of emiany, acrd unite could get employ in the he does, iu others not. town of (Si d• gow ; °I. 1:- ulnne ' llnei ' in '`' hitee " - Then the estimate effect of the remedy you pro hundred in GlafignW, in the course of last %%iota pose, is to limit the numbet of those who et utto 7150 were nut Of employ. the trade?—Yet, I should think .41; but if n were How do yon collect these umpteen , ?-13v info". to be au universal st.tem of seven years apprentice. esation. from James Dobby, an operative meson. ship, the parents or the children would go re the leered at a naret els whi..h they have got ; a sorb tv. trade which they thought proper. , ..-. You do not know it of your own koottledge ?—lt What good *mild you get by ot?—I think I have is from their official documents. answered that qtr: Lion. You mean they are documents put into your What good would you get by a seven years ape hands by Mr. Dabby ? — Yell. Who is Mr. Hobby ?—A stone-mason in Cla.- p . rentiermip, if the sarue 'lumber of person. enter , ed 'luta the trade F—A young man will serve to he go .v ; blacksmiths ieduced in wages ..:s. per w ee k, a Cartwright to the coun try, and emote into the and a number out of ant town to he a cabinet-maker, sod gets into the Whered r; ." take i tha , 4 "3l°Tm ; "° E n f i ro ' n , 4 ?Froni trade li "Ivo two o.ers in it ; I think the cr- II paper pu t i nto my .lall-ii b y M r. --,.war.. B est i r ; fed of ) a . ire t a ye ars ilig atio 3 rentiveshi . would be to pre the house carpenters reduced in wares, and alum - relit a number from tu rning from the country bey out of employ, signed by John Eweng. These males have made these fermentations to places into the towns. • Then it would prevent the same number from you ?—Yes ; cotton-atrium rs reduced in pay, and • ?—Yes, • one.fiturth of them out of employ aud the others going i nto the trade it would compel them to tact to agricultural labour. reduced in working hours. Yuu say it would compel them to take to agri- This you also take from information Z.—Yes ; cultural labour F—Yes, I apprehend it would. signed by Alexander Maclean, a cottemspinuer. What wa s the wages of a cabi oet-maker t= ('hey Do yet know what are the wages of agricultu ral labour in the ueighbourhoud of Glasgow ?—I am mostly 'rock piece-work ; tee:r wages arc ilk or iu. Ayrshire. at a place they call Maybole, lea les. scone prtitvi.eal hands may get 204. arch; there :s a Mr. Neves, who is a Justice of Whet are the wage. a cabinet-maker can earn. ? the Peace there. who celled 14 1n1,t l', H !,‘ : %l ai • rsi) 'II —The stated wages are from Itla. to SU, a wee k : t I'•r . to ldtha t ._ a , eesereut .he me lie Hi.. .11, i dittalltii I hike les. to be the average. 15s. a week at that tine; my reply win.. that I What are the wag aof a stony-masou ia (;lasgriet could get two or three thousand to come out of now t— They are miner d is the course of this sea. , Va m p* to work far that ; hi s reply es .. I would sun to the average of 2.. 2 , 1. per (ley. Not give them above de • week, because they sty the average, rho 3 0.1 mean the eversge of would not mower stay purpose ; that elided the cum. those to employ, and thioe out of employ too'— versatiou between r. Norm sod layette tlii the 4th of April, a ht,s Ire cen ed this, that *Ai That is all you know ?—Yee. the rate. 1)u yen kliON what price fie labour is paid at the In that do you virlitcle those partly employed, or Celedouise Canal ?-1 cannot pienively say. thnee fully ?—I thilik it is these who are employed Da you know that a great tier:slier of labourers fells, bat lam nut sure ;It has heeu so mean-sal from Clegg'', have guile these ?—No, Ido tout maxim with the employers to the stone-tuasolory know that. line, to the last spring, test to tell the Mali what Have WI any uther remedy to prOptratt ?wwl will they are working fur ; there w. rt so many out of propose the lest remedy of all, that if the preeeut employ, they w ere glad to r ..t employ any where at tvltion continue', ills Majerty's Nliaistere lire without makini, au agrecluetit tit what they should I vide free mos ige to New Sumo Wale*, aud give receive. them agneolturel holtrsinients Is cimilare them to . You di , not know how that average is form- work that me, and not to strive at hutne, ed ?—No. I want to kiwi., wit ther roir mama of the se- Do you know whether that average iliClittlea gnarl veil years apprenticeship a tee varied to aerie workmen end bid workmen. and those t:.at air cuourai as well as to other labuu: ?—N e; I t h in k fully, and those that are partly. employed F-4 t not. r a ther think it ii•Cluilea good and had workuseu. if it be good fur the one, why not for the other' without those that are partially employed. —1 do not think it is so diflie.ult to learn to reap a DO you know the price of stone-masons work in t field of hay. as to make a side-hoard or dining-table. the comity of rife ?—lt is • norrilinn I cannot ent. Do .s hot a gartintr require as much leering,' as act', answer; 1 have not beret in life these two a cahoot-eu iker i—The trade is easier learnt. yrErs, and, of course, 1 rennet know, The ellen of a seven years appreuticeshlp would That is the stone-masons. What was the rate of be to prevent people comae( from the vaitstiry stone-nimons before this fall of wages i—There sod entering into mechanic labour in the town F— shilinigs and eight-penes a slay, saki og the average Yes. of gt.orl sad bed workmen. The cheirmekere Wrath( not the consequence of that he, that if comviais of a number being turned out of em- they were by these mean. shut lint (root all other ploy and reduced in their working hours. trade!, that agricultural Ishour would be quite I low m.ich ?—Duling the owillir of *10..1, they overstocked !....4 think MA; the towriv are goon. , were reduced from day-light to day-liAht. I Mould retteraocked from the large farms that send thew have mentioned that the cab a ret-wake rs' wages into the town. were in the latile state, Accord I behave cabinet-makers :lig to your idea. tierrona would were .04.1 i and memos are never learn agneultinal labour ?—Yr., accorilteg to ti,e paid so much in the winter as in the summer :— Ca- geittlemares obs-rration. whom I funned. it alaiwillis hunt-makers are, Chairmakees have no reduction as he smith! give As. a week. their wipe. but are reduced its their working Would it not he very herd to pre v ent th os e pro., hours. pie earning their bread in spy other way i•--It eer. What were their weges?—They work piety-work; twill is not bard if they served a seven years sp an avenge at is,. a week ; blacksmiths' weekly meaticeship. I would think it Lard if • moo eesse wage. 'educed from la., to His. a week. and piece- iw to learn the wrest e in Iwo years. a work in proportion, and a comederable number tint I man who has just - the own front the al septa). oh account of the present riagnistaus : counte). ' • • )• \ 1 „...a ' 47 .- - • ' not ; we extend it to all snethinics wherever they i may be. Thee why deprive the agricultoral labourer of the benefit of thus plan?-1 have liteu iuked the question before, end 1 have given cii all4Wer, that tune is nut the same neeeftity fur it ; and I know it would be o.tterided with very great incauvcateisce to geutleareo who reside in the country. Do you mean that all trades iu the usanufactur lag districts should be beoefited by any ruin of gooney that Haight be given by Goveranseut 3-4 do mean agi that, uuder the directiuu of tee thes and the most respectable men l ditfeseut districts it should be given generally, where scouted. , war NAVAL , INTELLIGENCE. 11r1MOUT/I. itiNg t"! Vi. Soiled to join m 10,11 1 .011, OW Au di/am/R. 74 gun . Citglaia D. crwpb. to rditve the Liatiesmek, 74 gitvs, Coot. uhiclt Orip is ordered or foreigii service. Also Vie Furrier, Ili :nos, Capt. IL iv:less. with t unsay for Plymouth ;. ant! the sloop of &or on a crutz• Attired trout the E.:steroid, the Ldurivises. suriitbissr y JUNE 6. Soiled the Flamer, with a,eotopy, fur 14041 , 141 A The Lext Will toil about thr lath J ly!.--:- 4uttitWtoci 1) 14 1.. Arrived the Strombaio end Vacan.,, Irsen Potts ! month and the Banterer sloop of wag. (tom off iud E. Jo,eph Hatton. Eee• al his none rave it, a f ..ei called in, stud gradated. Have yon any further evidtace to Co•nnarinicntr to the Committee?. -.1 wish to odd an explallatieo : Om. moreatug I received its stemma of every place iu gugland where pruners are employed, with the exception of the printers ha Cumberland ; I well to state, that the rioters have a complete odour;.:- pen', as to the number to their trade, uud have as regular a Conamittee, Secretory, arc. as any body can possibly have formed for any teerieial.perpeee, and so have all tl•e trades ; I eel utility from the in leemaion I have rece veil, am convinced that i t I me n tion ed I3'. a week 3) the average of the pestilent fully employed. I was meted:en. Another sier.irtett. JI;t1 1.: I.G• ettlithry, which Itteurding to the infoimation I hate drawn r t s fo lo rg t a i t le tu to n w ie:t t i ,f en N . It reiste,rnoeredlyerr:o ati;.ll received amounts to about four hundred. Arrived tl e Prince qf Ireks end issug Gcurge eackets, lune Ataholl, with Mails and tionrerigers.—. Mr. Thomas Ainsworth celled ix, etti Rsaminrd. sir James S atniares . and Admiral Durham still re-; You have reed the Bolero P. titioat, I believe r— atetioeil in Vs iugoe Sound. I have nut ; Idu not know what it CWll'lllll.. Remain the trousports. and tie Cs acktr La 1 . . . . Do you kilos , : that gr e at attire:s exists amok; A'gressur glie _r r ylgo,—lt le d E. the maitulacturets at Bel on ?---Certititily 1 dn. ----t-...--a---. NYUNI7NCI INTNI.I.I4aNCE. Owing to want of work ?---lietb owiog to the • ..........-- wand of work and to the weeee- being low. BIBURY RACES. For the disitess described hy so many witnesses, w ould lend to Reeve th e alien : es of the weavers? k the added by the Club. The N ew Dials. &awn ItalasTlor sveAbwirrvgiiiliiito2fsl. have, you any rem ed y to p ro p ose, that you thinoo each.. with :.,ga il would be very difficult to cal:aloft this Coin tali NI 1. , ~ G o da„„n, ~ 8 „,,,,d, .., gu i 1 r • • tee of a remedy from any thing I could say' 011011 Lord 3 d . I, ll .l :llls , ' , s i tt ,, ' , i l u i ders a.agi r, aa s y . ias i o r l a d od the subject, but that there ir a remedy I have not e Mr. It . _ aa,„2.. . a. este.), 4 .... . doubt ; not a remedy for the whole evil. heemee it 1 i p t ig t: , ,, ,, ;,...reurtmatiii,3 renio...ld Mr. It 114111.4c.b Glsaablower, best Lord C. H.SusterscCis does uot lie withiu t he power of this country to ape ply a remedy to the whole of this evil, Snrilieuin, two miles, wogs. But to a certein ext ru t it aloes ?-a.Cere2iely. Ilf Items's ROll/all3, teat Sir Solon Hawkins% Hannah, ... If you have any project that you wou ld tend , Chequer tend new.. to as a t i o lle s v i i:te e it il:_ c e di:tries:l44o: Ithewteleatahlivitekind,eisioicahotnise, Kr.::iit• sH:Tritt;:rit.'lo',..::(::4.l:)::::::o.oo:::::obtri.entit Sif .:l.l H .st ...C S - 16 1- . 1 . P . P . i ne :C• 1 Committee could reconnuend, will you he so good 1 • ( m 7o :dr i . i i i i n ig ittee toi w ne ill I ::e w r i u P i r t e i l It. u 3. u•u llougblany, .gel, Ma. irtik... • 3 Mr . . Volley names Itornaos 4 yrs end, 9st. 7lb. totted • fitted by circumstances., over which we have no 1 .. The following hernia d:sr . :artd forfeit by die non pre runnel ; and that a remedy may he appli- d, and i .mind, paid a I.ls each :—Lord Oxford's Victoria, Lord believe it is within the purer of this Committee to s al...ewes Maranon . , LentSlr C H s . o Pe)tr va ry j am*: Sistild ia a, H M C r.. u ers oh it, S recommend One and that it is wellin air power of l i.. +'.l. l 3 . l" l : s s e r a ll i Ttlr h e c , . tios. Guverinnent 10 Idoet one. lincaorynsoidbetierrovieutiotriand.eifi,tahre. !s_driaaTs!htsearB;:ri:;:c Sta k es i'l" sngs each, 30 ft —Poet miles. l ' a P :raf t. (7 H. S e :mew/fa Scorpion, omit Mr. talley`e Moan- Will you be so good as tfl state what the reuse o f • , Gower, ""r II• nolfg, loop b. ft—Dead beat. the demand is. and all' Ore remedy you propose . Sir tinitdard's Woodlark, brut Mr. itawhirsoak Chadhug is ?—The cause is woad:. being tempted to tent I WE. one 11111 e, 50V ... 4 : 1 11" 1 "11 414,1.01 te 3 . ; goods to London, to ate sold by commission here : 1 MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUiIaIMIALL. mid after they have eon them lotto a situation, they TO. 4 ORROW. a a. beeic to sell them at a less price thau they cost; s Ss:1110w, Crown-coati, Tbreadosed l e .stette te Rosie and there has been not less than a hundred mane- , broker •• •10 inter - t 1 t (*outer§ ruined, sod the loss has been half a mil- ' I H• 1 ,*.c1 01 4 Itlll Lise- street , tint J. Is. Coups, hen mutton, woe-stir:ter - it 10 luau sterling. J. J0::y, fun. Vile-Argo, botcher - . ala 113 w do you propose to reme d y that ar iil ?—lo s Goath 4 * 1 I ooduodj, Nurse-ferry.road,coademed e to the sleet tittle I have ;mei I have put a idatement ft. Brest , Sienna ?quire, carpenter - per. 3. Hogg, Freeman's-lase, carpenter - 9I t The witness read the paper as fo l l ows: fl S. uskiaiso, Seminal-Street. (holt* - all on pi T. Bates St. MartieSsdase, toccatas - C It e. One million for taking up the extra labour of R Calls, Burt-street, hrimoduere.hest - a is the pore. J. GA sett, Lenkern, haberdasher . - 9ln " Depot established ley Governineut for the re- A. M. Bennett, Detoeskire.street, inturesce.braker OIC caption of cottorwmautifactured piece-goods. W. Si. West, Hannedieemita.aeotSeeary 9 19 Conditions, Rides, aud Regulation*. J. Inver At, IT. Everitt, J. Everitt, sad S. Rarebit, Guild ford. loarse.dealera - 9 iS " Director--Coonnittee—Clerke, Porters, &e. &c. P. J. Traev, Bethnal-Green, uarrow.weacer aII " A warehonate or warehouses to he esker., in a R. Ford, VVorceskr, milliner - - ais central ',dustier!, capable of hold: mg, and eon- IT. Newport, juntor„kinesdiad, cowls eed.er eto venient for the sale of, large (enemies of ins- H . 1 1 . Ft sa:iiiislissaleict,caireentr.t.n . sls nufactored goods, under the lolloWing regale- " ' a a 1 . flaariks,Uiderdsure-minte desks u'll . I at howl : J. filionnef, Tartirsdulti watch-meter • a is " Tea sworn brokers, or More, %hall he lips *Axe; illytee, madame . • Ise pointed to manage the sale of good., who shall B. Adams ADEL. Adams, Ell'cidershard, ntrip.buildrre 1 to give securata , themselves. in 10.tleul. and two %T i r IlewinTY , ivaltster • - 1 i I E. l ea , ', ISt* tionil-strect haberdasher securities of 5,0001. each, and shall reCein ' - llt C. ilarkios, (Donee-der, hatter - ll* half per cent. or wt. tor every 110)1. of goods s. - if! .relives, junior, Copthall-court, rir s o ranee.broare, t at sold. Every maunfactercr to choose his own A. Low, Croydon, cutler - 318 broker (win those aippaintad, who shell, open J. Ellis, Swintoreqrster,cevenacr - • 3IC receipt of the :foods, report the value thereof . 3ls 3 It to the proper persou, and, on application. Ihe w 31 ,,, ‘ ,7 ; ;„,,, t ' ec I :In t l= i e t , s i t inane; VClter . 3 I 1 3 1 itnil;Ti.Ct• 31rIn's-coort, jo pee ichaller manufnetureta to fterlVe hull Of triro-'ll'itir iv . 1L ,„,. B's' ~.0,„,„,,,,,e„„,,,,„eant their value, in such • way es m a y he fixed I a:. Seerrr, St. James's-raw t,rooketioner - 310 . a I upon; the tnalinfuettner to correepotel only T. Ansinek, Tombola-peen, merchant - 311 with his brokei as to price* or of ter mit' ers J • 11 1, ,"'". nail 3. Juin., Ki.-eoe" Poe-lboltnice. relating to I ."' l '" dr • The °," .l ' to he "' lit W. w a' i l eo l. tore, Narrow street, Lime- house, biscuit - halter, a n i t: In come paceitg.:l in net less t han tete. each. I J Yowl, Strand; apptheeary - - 314 *llll no one package to tenant of more than I J Lwow, and J Hillier, Poole, linen-draper', J I I t two price.; the goods to be sold an eo l i re W. Cooper. al inories, silk-wow . 3 pack •4- s or hairs, without hretking hulk. " The broker to sell the goods ; but lefare they R. Ford, Unmet. nemestassfeeterer , . Sykes, Wh i te ism . DIVIDEN li f e. . a 1 I%.l.treet, bred- actor - are taken out of the earehonse, shall repay PI ti,tat er - r b, Snail wee, estie...pernter - the cashier Ilse looney advanced thereupon , T. Herbert, Bernard-street, usercbant with interest, and our pound per cent. on the T. Horliall, Ckester, banker - - amount of ask, which one per cesil• is to cover H. 1.. Lows% Throptioriorvideeet, reaurauce- broker all cherges of the said wieeliousee. ae. T. Wilkoisou aid J. 11 . Iten, Cateatimanrect, woollen. - . HO* does that open a marks: .?—it all tiOt open J R.. n*, Truro, diaper - - e market. tr. Unite, Lower relnenstro, virtiutler Theo the object of your planii to get rid entirely I P. l'lnawall. I.udeatedoll, g rocer of what ere called ernotiaitatiarti-house.?-..1 would R. Gt he w he rs . Lellc.."lllll:trotletiryetcleftoonet - . not make any law to get rie of theta. • CERTIFICATES. Ildt your regulation woul I have the effect cf F. Shelton, of Great larivesby, Lineole, breally.terechael. getting nd of them ?—C-iteitily it wool', as far a, G. Lee,of Sorsing.Hrll, Berke. loviil4o.—Peter Foveae, of it went, by taking such means as are within the t'r'ot " twi".ll"-sti"lLOld Brost-decor, 1-" d". we,. power or those wen have the menagement of it. Hanoi—H. Dorms, of Wapping Dost•strret, Middlesex, tin no opprove of lame foe the tegu. e v it ry ohie l %— le r st h emming, i : of Weretner, whitentritb.—s , , Then you ..pree,siiip.riolooller.-.P WAletcr, law loticso of MnisUfao Or r '', ?—I men, .t say 1 .1.1 ; I - of St...sslord •pon • •Avors, Itsrvi;rk, Lawker -.R. Stott, et have heard laeyers say that there is r o Ac. of Pare l'oel , lele, looeseter, neeteyaternener. -4 . Reeder, at 11111- I tb is rou 'Det i l g t h ; th a n i t ed t rth e i:k nn i:S t sui d eli V p . pre a ss ' io ud n v ra ll et a y o li d lrlt:. ti ll e r lil l '" ).V . ra' i re1i ,: aM p . i 44 4 6 . 7.144 1:1 6 . 1 ; :61 1:: " :17 4 ...4 74. 4 ". M T•. 9 '..;r unr .affig" : () M I a lt . : a'a ie d! !l T. :: Sir. Thonsaaelesith. It Ail OKA request, again roll- aerate, St.d•hr-ren, sad of Mask lane. Lorniuo, louroly• el in sad ezanined. u,r, tames —4 Gsuents,ut Liserpoei,rnerellasel.—T= What have you to state ?—H hen I stated that 111r1. "" . 111111 " 4. haul' of "Illeralm" , there was at s•egiestinn to the year Sethi. I unlit to S poke: ~ ,h : :: : a , err::: said that stated l 7 : ; a r s ee t sl i pr g t . .;l n ci g t a h s 0 1 4 :n . 4 t w t h t i e l f e u d r:li s s the l o r m: 1 0:7 11 ;p 4 i n: t a t f l o ) ::- f \ took it from ten j rare len k ; the tear *tolerated j.l 67 Per c.ist.--tltere is another error connected with Masi I stated the price of • 1.200 its:anti at eke, ill itemiser a sitilltng, hut it was tale ntue.penee ear. 11.1115 in the year 17ed. +duel, I dnisild h a ve take. t my eelculatiou from. 'Deere is also so eaneseasiat. 1 which will appear arobignon.. when I stated mad a : beer out that soak, bait that according to the Ire. man waking nu nun Woo- menial oak herd for tifteen-pence; I did not merit, that any man cam l ready of yet littera he was obliged to do it, sod sometime* could make it out. There is laidanne else hut an nhs ervation which I should have Ward ; before, that there is a rest proportion of the ass. • vies who are rwarly„ Of as I env sets fully a pear • in rem, sod moot of theta half a year ; find if ii i! Couvaittesi fin4l4 it necessary to s• Idle way tr. ' uslotirann for Hose good in Imps to row. It 'm eld I s i: ilu ee s ign is t. e fre n :c to 3l nare Yi"ek t :l". l7: llll 37 7: r i re mi n f l ma t .mi r l f% i lie lttli en "p s at u lf i ll ! e r htr : ' w wi r e :l nt e 4il l' a , I which flail, look leeward ta• ee deetesti admen. - 13 . I II 11 1 1LIITE 01 ThiCKS YBSTERDAY. Back Mock 135 al 3 pcs Cecil Reduced .....• 641 4 pte Cent. MI taw( Aloudints - i 6 loperlal p z i rw.... t,t Ihie• A ...5: ia-si tissauaaa . .. tal 44. 1,..1i.. Bosch l9 lopes. En Ihril{lef Bills ecti,vis kit 6lj T. 111611. fkork•lleuk. LPCA 1 p.m At +es. of • nisi' cesesopti•m. linelertelt Cottrell. Eaq. C. 14111 6 ,4 Ms blevistee•lits !er+ s. of stigma. seed 7I ran Ile wme bigioly nape% *ld as so 016ccr, end .44001 1111111gnli.1 ~) A I , .lllllMilleock of redstisessee fi , cceis A by .h%, moat, mei ij, Me. "Bo lisestve, you .4 1W , 9 11,•••,41, ur heinewlict. Theft/kip kst, err • imams' Womb Mr. F Ne4e, *a camincPt mining item,. of Nesepowitst. ... .., as 14100 - WA felt s/ t..).‘I,X)N iblitimiefl;ts uAI ern 41 mos Win B. I Zeus. • was. swirl. .7.- ---mg WA •A • —Moad mod IN she I Wk., /4. iv; stessely lame 4141••reisnmes m 4 e wee••• awl LAWN: (pout r) Ins ei4••••••1-.—.0 main ii, r ee tt cw.m.r.0. 3 ,.....4 besitTE„, No or, •P0i1.0,„ , - 10 12 I I 11 10 ~~r ►~ ‘r ; I