The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-10-18 00:00:00

• • • • • • NdY,IL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 16. Arrived the Lavinia frigate, with the Earl of Rosslyn on board, from Lisbon ; Saracen sloop, Capt. Prevost, from l'arriouth ; and the Exploitn bomb, with several West Indiamen, from the Downs. The Furs bomb has the signal for a convoy to the Downs. Sailed the Vigilant schooner, with dispatches for the Commanding Officer at Barbadoes. - Two men were. yesterday, tried on beard the (PAatioter, for desertion from the jackdaw schooner. The charges were not proved, and they were t4C , (Milted. Admiral Martin, President. Earl St. Vincent's squadron have left the Tagus; his Lordship intended to go to Plymouth.—Wind E. Tonsav, OCT. 15. • Arrived this afternoon the /Thsthanw, from Lis bon ; she brings no particular news. Also the brig Zitherfe, from a cruise. • General Oimcne came passenger in the Illustrious, in an ill mat.. of health. r Etil-6C.Vincent. in the fitherni I, with the rest of the fleet, sailed from Liiiron, at the Rsme time with Illisilriosts, and are hourly expefted in England. etvmobrit. OCT. 15. Arrived' His Majesty's ship, Capb:its; 74.guOs. Capt. Cockburne : also, the Bence cutter, with dis pittclfeifirim earl St. Vihcent. kis Lordship had ?eft Vsloriti, wit!' his i.quadribi, and is espeaoal here ierry day. Arrive.) also, Cie POMIOIIe frigate. Capt- Karat, f f 'et ston, and Coronae, hired vessels, and tleffe y frigetr, Capt. Gage, from the Changes Fleet. t 'Saßedithe IrvalrAtgitn-btk, ; Yrrscirs —*var.& sloop, bomb, and join Pall cutter. with a convoy to the Eastward. . . 'east evening, as the hoatstviin of the Cambridge litutiwairt ut . the. Pantitr, wet e getting Fe for/actship. the main rope gave way, and..they Vete both drowned.—Wiail*E.S.E. a. FALMOUTH, OCT. 14.. 3 Arrived the Rentrort, of 74 guns, Capt. Durham ; tad thVGdni , a. elf 74 guns, Capt, Halket, to-refit ; the fartherlett Admiral Harvey's squadron off Cape rini-terie, the 9th instant, five •saii Ot 'the line, all tied tOtAiiivithrfid rocket, Docki,, with a 4411. from latsbon * to nine days passage; lett these the /air+, pt 58 gluts; L'tr4.4l.- Vincent.sailed from the Tagus previotts ,to the usiiirg of the TiontetheAd, and sic doub4bes ere this arrived off Brest. Also arrived the ory. Shell-tad, from Liverpool; ca the 7th 4nsi t 4i3i. off tl 'Loam. of Wales, fell in with part at the wreck of the Mary. of Liverpool, from which itcy took Captain Philips. and a boy, the only sur ;As:yrs tyf her crew; the Morn was wrecked on At ksi 2344 coasroflreland, on the bight of sate Ist instant, in a sevete gale at S.W. Captain Philips, Opii, ale boy, survived on the piece of wreck six days without any suatenance. lajr..sty!4 brig Swallow, IS guns, Capt. Mit ner.....nerived yesterday, with the t.rieyh.ined lugger, of Guernsey. detained on suspicion of being on a ittnopiling voyage. •Sliled His Majesty's brig Ceriw, 18 guns, rapt Sheriff; Ccrkabies and CarehAe armed brigs Li the Eastward.—Wani S. W. vaintourn, Tile.o9nurel, Martin. unknown, in hialkat. is op hole on the Beach to the Southward of Vermouth Pier,. and if the gale continues will be wrecked ; view pived.—Wind E. strong gale, • HULL, OLT. IS. . A ',easel bas this morning..strived hero from Ton into, the Capone of which lays, that when ht )eft_tltat o port, on Saturday last, no accounts hat: been recorved,of any at2iop bete en the wrench and .trosslbna.hav ing-takets DEAL, OCT. 16.. . , galled yesterday evening, the floras slut , . for New trovidence j'rosty, Croshie, In akttica ; Pes . sclfw.. .and the Vasmo, Forney, for /laseßnis ,Satled rue fax gun-brig, for Sheerness; and the . .Li t eifir bomb, with toe tiutwautl.botmci, Szc. under convoy for Portsmouth. Art iced Ilse Thom,: frigate from a cruise, and re main; in the Downs with the rest of the ships as per East.bl•ws bard. SW:X.IMS. OCT. 16. A convoy is appointed to sail from the No. e tor -Tonvingen; on the 20th inst.; end one fete the Baltic .oa the 211J-iiist. £X47AR Oct 13 • • • 1 . : aatifiLihr rvlreritlQvaesaraSsesions of she Peace for tile enmity of I kvon, held last week at the Castle Ai City. - .fillr stalling front a orssii.houge cert tin articles of wearing apparel and Info ; was towil grikr. sad senten:sed to be impri soned in the High Gaol three months ; do4a Ark ; for stealing deal boards, the property of Lord Graves, was tusked Rieritv, and sentenced to he im prisopedvotemvntittnidlewell; jgbre.fierwril t Je .&-oh Ford. and Jiebrrt Lia4o, of the West Middlesex for robhing Glass Glover; at Credifon, wee!: found gast:p t..vo former eetc sentenced /0 tie . im-,arisont'd in the F ligit Gaol twit month., and the cues . Vs asuntes IlicAard Serf*, for reiu:i..g to assist Webster, a d,ck constable, in t'se ex ecution of Ns office, was .ncd 301; the Rev. $ O. C i „„, tilt•tit far assaulting Farsitam ar.d w e / / ,„ two 0 1 ~the Royal Bucks Militia, 144 fined 61.; Lieutenant i'114444. 4 , 11. the Ber,:s Militia. at .$,,,T Heal , wag 301: lot assaulting liteittord, front - onager, of i:rititam• Latily. ai sp . ftwa lu m t y4 Toed the Great Seal, to enable the Ilay..luhn Hugh ts, , Maifer 6f Afts, l low of Worcester Coltege, on - ite University of Os ford, and Chaplain to her 'V'irace the Duchess I.)w.iger of lit.aufort / tft hold the Redfory of North Tidworth, in the county of• Wilt!, s i NdidAHe'dincese of Salisbury, together with the Reeler? of Infield, in the'countv of Southampton, and diut:MiNsf Win chester, b•ith in the gift of the Cros - vn. Mond sy and Tuesday, four troops of she Prince of Wales, or 3.1 Dragoon Guards, mareired from this city, on their several routes to 'Tames, Mud bury, Plymouth, and Truro. This morning, the first division of the Worcester Regiment of Militia, marched from this city for ! Derry Head Berreeks; the remainder will follow tadona ow . and Friday. They relieve the (loyal Betas, part of whichjeginsetst arr:ved here this tot e soya, 04e their rJULC to PortsmotLit. El Z‘. 1 N VT" smtvi?, CANTERAPPIffrOpx., IG. . . . •-r...111.41~. • • -- • Friday last, the Quarter Sessions of the Peace, for the eastern parts Of MS cetttfry, 7 deire held at the Old Castle, Canterbury, wired the following ; Pre-, soners were tried r— • . James .Glocer, for stealing a qaeatiry of pork, the property of John Horseley, of HarbleJown, was sentenced to be imprisoned one - monde, and publicly . e whipped. James Heal/yield, for running away. and leaving his wife chargeable to the parish of Be.hereden, im prisoned seven days. John Jordan, for violently assaulting and heating his wife, imprisoned till next Quarter Sessions, and then find surety to keep the peace. John Falle, charged with theft at Ashford ; Ed mund Cleveland, with theft at Ickharn ; Jacob So -1 Mon. Martha Cray, and Mary Waters, committed for wart tsf sureties as vagabond.. discharged. Hews/ Nash, for theft in the shop of John Gil ham, of St, Stephen's . ; and Larrenre Hurley, for, a rape on Mary, the wife of James Scott, in Faver sham, remain for tire Assizes. At the General Quarter Sessions of the Pewee, held at the Court Hall, for the western division of this county, which ended last Wednesday, the un der-named 'Prisoneri took their respedim tria)s, and received the following sentences:- Ira. Ballard, eonsonfied of stealing Wm, qf gun posede4; the property of his master, Feederick .lehn aid others, to be transported beyond the seas ha- seven years. W. Clarke and Wm. jorkren, tansriard at the last Sessions of compounding an offence against a cer tain penal law, to wit, the statute of the 18th of I..izaheth, chap. 5, iotituled, " An All to redress disorders in common informers," were ordered to stand in, and on, the pillory, in Greenwich, in the open market time, and there to remain for she space of two hours; and on Saturday last, Clarke and 7ackssn, a {reeable to their sentence, were conveyed in a coact: to Greenwich, and, alter having stood half an hour in the piilory, received a respite from Lord Spencer. for seven days; In consequence, they were remanded to the County Gaol, till the termina tion of that period. • CALICO I'MINTEIIS. . . atroer FROM THE CO siZAIITEE ON THE MINUTE.' • Of EVIDENCE lIIIPS.CTING THE CALICO PAIN. Till; PAINTED 4TH JULY,' 1504. --- . (C. ne.uded from on , Paper of yesterday.) Your Commit Tee dei line mentioning the various Cases nf•divress stated in the evidence. One wit ness states, " that he has known above •Idt) rurney men discharged, for want pt work, in three weeks, and these men have been snow of thern . supported .;,y subscriptions from t,,ej lurileymen in work, and others hava been oblied Jr', beg for bread from prmiag-h•tuse to printing- oie.' • • Another wit ness stAtes„.• that of it numter discharged tor want of worth, several never tertoriki to the business. and ttrarvy went nnerr.p! , yi•din . t.s: trade for years." In one distria,of L -iea.. i ire,.thei e were, at a parti'sn. Car time, 50 jauen-yrreti s itanding for want of work, and a!- a differem dis•ri!f, in the same county, there were 4', alfffroghs at tit; sine rims, the apprentices in both elittilels wei4lnitill pployment. , • There, are . tenretted v. iti ) the calico_iginting hri.lralis, and ir dueled in 111 - petition to which the . minutes of eviderwe 'reterk, f t;VO other descriptions of journeypen, called ctriers and ,trawrirs ; one of these, it appetrs, is l'...orrisreut to suppry. 8 el ICI feifrneirrren calico .pritaters i yet, in one house in Lancashire, there were eniploxed in 1803, 4 jour neyman court and : 3 applentices, 2 journeymen drawers, and tl apprent , ces ; and among the ism-- neynfrn in /liele Eratsti, it - mance.. of - distress are teited eilitre'occ Lin •d similar to }hose suffered by fhejourneyrnen sahico p . : inters. - Y'ur Comni;ere s ale aware of the flunuating before of the cairn - mining twines.; and that the masers, accomMnßatingt km-elves to such,fiu&u ation in the demand for the articl-, must occasion ally b's• under the nets - sity a discharging . surne of their overt; but then it is to be obierved, that this trade, from its corn"' mcement, mast have been liable to the same fiviallion, and ye: the journey men ate not undcrsto. J to have ca.nplained of the want of work until the system of multiplying offs premiers commenced, which being nearly coeval with the introthininn of ma:hin , ry, produced that want of emplcymcM, and the consequent distresses of which the journeymen now complain. Conthinations and ferments hate teen, as Might haritrally be appre'enVed, the areas of the system SO long preirailim.Lin tile trade, tt oil the year 1802. wheh the ji-ortreymeri first applied to the Hoard for redress; and retry Se,sions since then, they have renewed their applreszilini Your Cornfnittee, there fore, feel that it is hi3hly expedient to come to a de cision trona this ca e. Your Committee 2eisliel to point the attention of the Howie to an are& ual remedy for the eyilcom plained of; 'but from the time'at which they have taken op the Mrsiness, and the neatly app.-climbing terminatim of the t.•:e•sion, they ate free to own, that they are unable at present to star at lc :it into those remelies, which would be emir satislaaory :o their nem mitosis. Ti. r , berme., have so hesitatiou iu stating, .f.at the evi.fence drsclosea certain particu lars, wici regard to the manner of obliging the jnurnm:nren to bind their children apprentices, on each terms as have already been alluded to, as they canflot sandintf. Without entering into the deEs a. ! ar.<l difficult question, as in the dist/if:whoa et ia :its besween trusters and j .orneyetizit,'lnlhis as sash: as the other m s chanieal profeisions, your Corn ni*.tet may ven ture to throw out, le i:.e consist 4.s.inn i.l the :I .use, Whether it be quite ev o ultable towar.:, the parties, or conducive to the public intere s t, that on the one part there shorld Aire a great sten mulatinn of wealth, while, on t!,e .stl.er, there should prevail a degree of por.ity, front which the parties cannot emerge by the utmost exertion tit indostry; sk:11, and assiduous appheation ; and may._ at an ad winced period et life , fintseefitandilikphriettal la bour, b,.• ob 4 .2 En resort t i parish Nil, fa the u,.1.. port of their Itritifiet. . is it just that such a state of things should be Pirreirtiii to exist ? is it fair to wards the landed fhlrest in those dis!;i:ts is which manutatiories ate estabrrshed, tha' they should he called upon to contribunifreaie: poor Tvri t. the supporrof - tfte familia of the' s who ought to Le en abled to derive a suppoa ttssar then lah„u., and who ` '.'l M.:4 1 / 4 /11it itl.lol t. 7 1. • are, at the iamb time; ErnTriraiiing to establish a for tune for the principals hf mei manulaftories ? The appkcation,of r tkeber r remarhs is obvious: the utmost ealng of ;„{olartareyttlan celieVerinter , as a pp ears by t it Minutes referred to, Foxe Carenaniittec, does not exceed 301,,,aweelc, and the Waeral average is about 235. Wish oc•ry consideration, then,.fur the risk of capital, the fiertiPP and anxiety of •ruperior mind, which may, be, supposed to belong to the PilnciPals of a Calico Printing•Manufaedirry, your Committee submit, that iatstich.nincrative trades . *2ss- or 30s a week is a very hastiest: hue compensa,. tion to journeymen: but hoW.roust.the House feel. when they refirrEt, that even that compensation is ptecariow.. . With regard. to, the .multiplication of apprentices, while your clothmittee declare that they are not friendly to the tdea of imposing Any restriaihnsupon trade, they ate to state. that the inclination of their minds is this, that either all restsrdions ought to be abolished, and the masters and journeyman left to settle matters between theniselves, or rot additional res•ridion ought to he introduced to c. , ,1nt.,1 - :,a the evils obviously resulting trout the restridions which itlrcailv exist. This restriaion your Committee mean of comae to apply to apptentices ; And it a precedent were wanting to jusidy such a measure, they would trier to the case of the Ilk-wearers. and that of other trades, which are to be found oa the statute beak. In the inatance of the silk-weavers, no more than two apprentices can be legally taken by any isiaater, whatever may be the number of his journeymen ; awri it* since the enrolment of this law, no scarcity of hands has ever been complained of in that flourishing. branch of trade. Indeed,thtough cut all the mechanic") professions, it- is, 66p fer i ae. has come to the kni.wledge of any of the members of your Committee, the genet rl role, that np.master shall have more than two or thi ef apprentices at the *asst. This general role is conceived to be esti; blished through an understanding betvreeu the mu - r •.• ttrs and the journeymen. r The salutary !frees of leavink 1',114 mute's and journeymen to Settle their affairs Voween thicirsetx . e.so • is particularly esemplified in the calico ,plinting* siness ; for, although in Lancashire and I,3erhfib, , i ice. where there is nearly aproportiott Of ORO prentice to one journeymo, ,and beween mast and journeymen a consequent 17 .4 attisy, prodpoti , of perpetual variance and conflict • theta is in tlis neighbourhood, of London, wleue t a, different (eel/ ing prevails. and where paattAsage i,rnicably.aori ; jutted hetWeen thi parties, I . 'valfj . 4, rent, litro : r, portion of apprentices and joarniziyeri. ~l shops. examined- by one of the * Witnesics. in 1 . 09 the OPP: ber of journey Men w ere 21 6. apprentiCeism4,sl. But to return to the suhjetl of restations.• Iflir Committee are pershaded, that as tie I l eArte 1 has thought prope r to intertiose L its i.. apthatitx t to prevent the journey . men (rpm 'conoryrism•• lue among themselve to settle their a,ffigte.% Of si o 4 Masters, it would be ready in remoL! plaints which might arise fronfadvaitta . it the Masters of the • existence of tu4i i ir! ) The wisdom and humanity of l'Atlignseptir y shrink from sittetioning the Combitratio4NWs ,it appeared to them, at the.tinie of its ena4fnepr,. i dy to operate only in favour . of the strong; Aua aggitist the weak ; if it had any apparent, tenj6ency to secure impunity td °A pt •ii k ceirt, and to 'O4 ata Vv. t vantage to the liiiiii+s, Who O A copsbine lib lit • danger of ditettibri; and also can parittVeir e ir..• jets into exechtlem with little fear of opposition. r f 4 The legislatarit could never mean to iniqiitivan whose only dtditik is to ' derive a litt,bsitr i p 1 labour, and that inileed is all 0 ji:uiligYman cili printer can Took tai for, from the pArticula4A 1 of his trade. ktlifer,i4 tnitQh trim othrt, ire , a , from the cri;fitil Allred; ever calculice utLn s• ' ''• .9( . 6 tOrfli . li a master. - Fri& tlge AirlojnA skafernitni. It •Iblistb v er l i E, ' dent, that unless some new 'airmigenteilits ihe alapt • ed witli,tegar4 lo this trade, the CllscqUeli.c, among ot1:0. things. will probhbit •46.4 'W. titeWnt parents, who : caa d affard.trs educate their shadiren, fr.m hincliog.thelln SO !ascii a trade. Thus narte-but boys, without,a4ers perhaps the common cleat 4its ct eduzatiou, Abe ,childten of mere gxaupene, will become apprentices to this trade ; for at. it dues not appear to Ise necessary that persou shiwahl serve :ipprentici s;rip,, ill order to qualify themselves for following tie trade as m iver , , are consi J.ra tion of the employMerti v and profit to be had as a journeyman, can he the only indaceinillot to say b.l to serve an apprenticeship; and it is but too manifest, that, um:at—the present system, that consideratim offers the contrary of art en coutrigement. The probable result, therefore, will be tins, that persons of intetior intelligence and skill, being employed in this branch of oar manu lanai e, the work is of course likey to he inferior, and the advantage may be lost whieh it has at pre sent in the loreigo markets, in consequence of its soperii•r frolic. If it should be deemed inexpedient to repeal alto get;:er the statute of Elisabeth, so far , its coneern this trade, your Committee can see nr region why the time mentioned in that statute should not at least he reduced from seven to four years ; as it ap pears in evidence, that, in the course of the latter period, an . apprentice may acquire a competint knowledge of the buskess. Your Committee think it proper here to observe, that although that part ot the statute of Elizabeth which refets a, masters, fiat never been alei upon in this trade, the jouineymen baviug, in no instance, attempted to bring forward a prosecution upon rich grhunds, still' ue mastets take care rigidly to enforce the law of apprentice ship. as they wilt not employ any journeyman who has not regularly served his time. Thni every thing is made subservient to the interest of the masters, and exclusively ton; for the diminution of espence, cnuiderable as it is, the inanufatture arising out 61 this multipTicatinn of apprentices at reduced wages, and the intro.'udion ot machinity, do not appear to have produced any rededion whatever in the price of the fabric to the consumer. Resolved ---'fbat it is the opinion of this Commit tee, 'Mat the matters in dispute between the masters aaJ j uruermen in the calico-printing trade, might lie amicably adjusted, inasmuch as they possess the means amongst themselves, as will be found amply acid circurnstaatiaDy detailed in the Report, and that titre be allowed to elk@ the same, with a view to preclude those kgislative provisions, for which, otherwise, it will be indispensibly aele;oary to ap ply in the treat Seiaion of Parliament. .81' 7. , ` a ... • • TR! MARREFS. ..1 • • • CORN EXCIIANGE, utt. Ti's !dirket swat is eery thibir auptihtvl with Whbitt Vtll% , ing inure ar.walFl t.uy `kW sale* are etfa alert uaA I..tt prices iirley guts of wore reaclaly, anal Matt r autraert, Front the very great v.:arcity• of White No, they ara IA 3 a . per iirdtter clearer, but the high price it eutt.i Urea mow,* Ild tier rather dearer. tie are veteral cargoes of fme,git lists anises!, but f,vr of the hies crudity, awl thi. taw. st e p. puns the prices quoted. Flour etai lastyorrelep. • • .91 - - CURRENT emelt OF ortun. Wheat........1)75. 7.5 i. Bs. 1ieuru....... ..... 44%. 10%.,44 . Fine 4., 88, 9..f.‘ Ud. sc do Beaus ..... - .4. 48.. 0,. aye, new 42. 4r, 04 Oats ..... ••• • • • 2is 26 • Opt. Nu; ey 43g. 465. lid. Fdlauds Sts 33. ud. Mart 72.. 77.. Oct Rape Steel , *IL “4 . ih. WOrtc Fur "8.. 84.5. 01. Ft.'s Flooste.:loa.• ?be. Orl. (7,ev P ,, ... , . 44 , 4d , Od• 51 . C44 , 4 4 ..6L. 70. 14. A ft ETUR l'ir ror - ebb it , From Oct. 4 t.. Oct. 10, /rem Pie C.,c;:et °ace. Sacks. s. d. Sick' V. - d. Sacks I :•821., -75.- 150.... 71 • 10.... &E 85 74 34 , 45.... 70 • " 118.• :: bi 47!P 71. Ti.... 60 5.... 65 6 d) 72 6 1 4i.... 1.11 114.... t, 343 7B I 41.... 67 10,... 1,,1 I•uta:-.8,629 Sack.—ftiv..rl74 l , 785:41d. Is. 410. lower than laa Mt u. UXBRIDGE., .., The Corn losFso:'s Hawn, ouloky, Oct It. Whe..t, per lout l9l— ••••• t•lr 241 —I Saki, per ir 401 —.4 io • thus. Mk —iris 491 1 4 ,201 oll• •.. • .... .• • ••••.4..:•,. 4.nsr to Peat PRIG+ Of HOPS. • 11409. FOCECTS. flat aJ. tp. St • 3sl tier 41 10i to 31 19 forsook.... .4, Va to 41 15s , Sussex 41 10. to 51 'f 11:4?cx. 41 04 . to .31 r. 4 1 Farnham... 71 --• to t.. - ty OIS Duty, 170,0001 --• PRICES or fivt AND rint,Aw. a kits .; Da If . ' • eV /111101111 . 1 , . 4111111CP 4 111. Kay • • .... I A ith . AI 180 Hay 31 lOs a 4: 1111 517.111a.5. A 81,,a . , 31.11 s Near 14 06 6 L . : us I Clover 42 106 a 5! •ut .:dpktlfi 0 t ' 51 " 4.01' I Steal! .l, IM: a2l IN -eq a ' SIMITHP'/El,l3.—Fat idit",l7i 17. 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