The Sun. — London, England, 1816-02-03 00:00:00

RiaiiiiAre, Vas. 2.—.-Arrived the trig Cc 4 . Arrived leerce (364), G. SitaTTotr, from Calais . fo'i't is port ; sloop Glizabeth, liutarnes-T ; slOop Edit i i, VirINFIELD ; sloop Rachael, HODGMAN ; 1;30 p Resolution, Caticiztottn : sloop .Blucher, 'MAR TIN ; and schooner Ann, ,FillLLliii, with troops frOm Calais. DEAL, FEN. 2.—Came down -frbni the hive. the Samuel and Sarah, ...SoAidati for Guadalotipe ; Mary Ann, LLEWLLYA, for Malta; Lord Somers,. fauyToN, for New Yorke; Gratieine, ODIENk:Iii far St. Croix ; and remain in the Downs, with his Majesty's ship Ganyinedc; Emperor Alexatuler, . ti CiiilkidA24, for Batavia ; 'Aurora, Paaasoal, ; I I? 1. Jamaica ;• - Friendi,. WARREN., fur ditto ; ,Dax,'", 131 jou, for St. Vincent's ; • auci several mare,"--1 Varlieularr unknown•: . 'PORTIMOU'ii;'Pan: 2.- . --Sailed the, Adamant traniport for Se: Helena; 1.4 vajesty . a . , 04 Cyrus fur the EastWard'i liisMajesiy's ahipiirasp for the ilediterrariean; Spectator, Davtas, for Landan,,--WindSiiiitii-east,' : WaymooTn, FEB. 2.—Sailed yesterday morn ing the Hinchinbrooke packet, Qutim, wit h 'snails fnr . Guernsey and Jersey. Arrived the integrity, ay. ATirrnne, from tiurnsey, HAttwicu; FEB. 2.—:-Sailed the Margaretra, HoplrmAtz, with salt; friiiu St. Übe's to Ham, jUrgh. nr- FALMoUTN, J4N. 31, Arrived the. Quebec, WILT...LAVIN, Irma' ht k fur Charane..---Wind Rankh,east.. Yesterdiy-aCOurt of Directors Was beld,at the Eat Indiaznu4se, wheti- the 'ships Lady Carrit!g 7 lon and Alexander. were:taken up for one voyage 6 tile otripitn'y's service. vi) 14,regret to hear that several districts in Car . ligtittshire are , very , disturhed, and that the Sh e oftice t i f are Incapable of executing their du kB. truat,.%bowever,* that 'the 'prompt and aeterninied .wanner in- Which J. N. WILLIA' the High Sheriff, idled in the aid of the, Phase Comitatus and a detachment of the Car=. 'earthen Militia now at Aberystwith, has cOn linced the poot deluded rioters that opposition to 'be laws will. be fruitless.-4-T‘io . or 'three of the ingleulers have been apprehended,. 'and we , irk , ,• . • ivel lied to add, with ou t th e elinsiOn.or D10DU..... THE BAZAAR, in 50111).0quar.4,. , to -whjelt tare endeavoured to colt th.e public atter:iriine, tui:r ate or the most benevolent anti excellent . .pliins Web have heel; suggeste.d by the-philanthropic' Irit or the 'present tiay, was opened . on Thurs. hp lair. • - We ittuiersttmd that its comtneueuateut 4 to ktisp . kious as to o'ertop the tupeettitions of kven its patrintic4Pottntler ; but 'e shill take-an l 'ot , ortnnitiiefisersotially examittirig it, and lay. itig the result before our afiaderC • - . A great 'mass of Treat ies, and' 'ton wen t inns were. lisiterday laid before ['adjoin:id, consisting of thiise connected ,with the proceedings of the Itengresit of Vienna, the rtefinitiVe Treaty *4ll *ranee, and the 0311Velltiort* arising not !If It, together with the-Treaties 'Fir etibsidi •` t rig }hoover and the .otbre___t Stares of erxritiany,' In the event of a eontinuattee ; of, the WatA'' tlie Doeunienta reapeetint; tliV slave Tirad e :2 4 the Letters of Lord Garrotte-aim and the. •Liiike of Witt.t.twirot; 'respecting .die removal de' th W ork s r,f Art - from Paris. All that is material.: v ila tengst aloe papers has already been published., givwfront them the Con Veiit iOn respecting, the r ° and ciistody of 81/ONAl'ArtTni which has mot_ i ..ern be forebe correctly published, • and which is. ",,,_uitt enni and phraseology Of it, curious.- I : 4 , l 'i tu TZta t" h; * es . bet — tit t ' lritisesyeste ;day Oisetit' ' l htf.!llar spectacle. The , printed tlipier" of the osllli tirouerreaties recently ccmcinded,were brought d" 4l , sod -eno ug h to l o ad several waggons r eye lvosite(i.: in the Avenues-Of 'etch "louse, Netice ! RA* lO Riven, both in. the Lath end - 10 "the'roin . , 1145 , ale moti on f or Thuritiley Ne'rtoight ..the'ri Treaty oFireliCC. If however, it is 010004 t HP' ~eaessarr-for the Membark tolonit jilt . ° these very Vor i "manna docuthentis haw (Ott Address on the • uleet is moVedi it le likely thet;Attestion will' 1," he btlinght nn so Soon. Thepriiv ing of ow-se ti t i v aties Consumed abont tw'o litnitlred sheets raper', - au • ' li• 2 t Setiamix s rst I arluitnentery -Levee vrilf , tt Naturilsi the 24th instant. • ' 4 dritrd CAtert.eneaon lied large pal ty to' dinner.. eiday, a t his bonse. in St. - Jametlf-iicruitte. 111 1 4 Lrdship will give another large dinner toe • • , 1 . : . .• • '''')Nricrs are about to be sent off to Petersburgh, nitiell, and stutgald, with the brief of die Posit, pgich deeiares- null the •niarriage 'between the c l "cR RovaL of Wive-remise/3 and the Printess 441 11,0rre Of BAVARIA.. , Admiral was still at tionle nn 14ii, id:January, with his friend Liirit'Wibt: Zaeriticc-.. It was expected that bath qt theitt ireineiliately set out for ''Qetra. Tlie,Ad7 4414 i ;ral liadbien presented to the Pars, evi s ho igt withdistinetion. • test'l•44.' TOUR Du PIN WaS shot by a M. MALAN -7' "Odle) of the . Duke of Be .s:WB The dispute - originated on, a puint•elsrE7: . The Wit: has disi&tpleil the survivor. • 3 , c he Cailwrie ilriard, passed on Wed b 4ll y last seem, - Tesoltitions, i which 'Conclude' `„." requesting that OKAY and'the Hon. M ` t o i, Et4..tirrprcsent the ISt Walt Catholic Petition a rlianieht . h Austritui Archdukes have visited Saiisbury and kitanheuge:, tliiicd• with the i, i A D ebt 1 , 0 P , ANICOU COXii ) the historian of - their " • 4'o I'HE EDITOR OF THE Sia,-1, perceive frouatis Sum of the .18!li ( )Four reasons for not publishing my Letter of - the 18th. • 1 contend, Sir; there was nothing in my ." statement of facts"- that could sully the elms ' thy of your columns. Von brought *Mr. Harney; before 'Ate Public, on a subject with which his , name *et never hetore associated.; 1 therefore • d ex expteted 'froth you, .-is Editor pia 'resp4tal)(s, 'Papery Which I daily read, that Yon viouValloir stneiheconimon privilege Aif:gi'ving iiiiii. o l4s: l o an Enquiry where; for wore than-30 .years I have stood atone:' • - . . . *Mr. Heinen in the employmetit'of Leinuni and Veketablea fur ,Scurvy. in .the Mcditer,r4ncin Auadron, only folloWed the footsteps of eier,y . Ph ysician, aed Naval StirgeOn,. from tithe imme;., • • tnorial. But after all-this, the .140,0 d .tione..was lOtal.and confined; it led to no.general and..regn— lar establishment for patting an end to' the ravages of the disease ; and when Seiirvy appeared in the Chantiel Fleet, in 1794, there was not an onnee:of Lemon Juice in store ; or ever had heed; ..is 0, neral, resource, for ships labouring under this ' . I will ventpre to state, without, fear of being . controverted, that till my Second ,Edition appear-., id in Jantiary 179 2 , the term "C4tric 4cid "-hail never been beard within the walls' of ti King's ship. YOU - ;Wilt find in my " Medical end Cite. mica' Essays,". that so early-19,February, 1793, before hostilities commenced,• in , order to follow 1 the ,doetrine . whiciv 3 1 ' had (telly:ere(' on ,the 1 heitity Of Seurvy,. I was provided with a Stlirtei, - ,t CY of 'LeMon' ,. .lttiector the Vengeance of 74 guns ; and this.dbite at ..7ity private•expence, out of ... ---- a pay that. could ill afford such x deduction . . I am glad td's•ee , iyoti'lsring Lord Gard.per Nr.-.... ward...l — had' the hunOur to Dumber this great ,and dignified Officer amen . my.frienils :. :silk he was one of 'the- Warmest 'supporters .of. all the changeVitii iiisprovenienti WiliCli 'it - ties my good,. luck., ,to bring . abotit _ill ships .and - hcitipitals.— '• He', vas preselited with my . §'econd Ettitiou ai iitin - irs it was ptdilisbed ; and it made part of his, Lillkbrary.- . WlielV -tlie Lemon s Juice was served 7o t ti7 to, the thoptiel Fleet, Lord Gardner 'Wks 'used to tell use, that he took ttie hint irons my- r: ore, .wilen he rentsexted it tar-his siitiadrosi, in . tAtilded for Itittia. • .. , '. You trill further see in my gssays," that when 'I joined Haslet. Hospital in December, 1793,. as Physician,. there' vecnot a drop lit Le mon Juice in the Dispensatory, and the Channel Fleet had just as:Vivo:l at Shithead. . . ' ' I refcryouto the first vollitue of "iliedivina Nau tiro," for tne..wbaleofticsaland medical intelligence eptscerniog theteeteral Scurvy in the severe winter sii 1724.5. 'hut will there perceive new farms ' WI it nomt4pirit in every attempt to provide for the sate w of..the..Fleet. • 1. was prepared by pre- Antinary studies far this eventful period of service.. TbabGaVy 111316,.0Vcreente by the. same decisive titstehures. wit's which, the generol infection 'front theirteesait.. prisoners bad been iubdtted in the preceding simmer. In -di is. (fitt y;either as Phy sicie or Aelhor, I. claim ~ no met it' beyond fill- Ailing thet.espr.e.tations of my °dicers. It will Alibictore be a difficult task. for you, or any other clitliku, to controvert what was recorded under ( ..vVitletice of the w hole naval service, In coin went to the Medical Works which I bad pub ed bmfore 1793, 1 beg to .say, the appointment to Maar, and 'Om diannel Fleet, were conferred upon ate. .To'llse last I was nominated 'at the express retineat !of Harl Howe, an Officer whom I had never heturu.seen. . - • - .• Now, SW, I` publicly toll upon you to give dii.. LAtter:a pliee-inilte Stitt'.-4.1f you will take the teotible to.pernte my writings, to which you are 'luny referrcii. you .will theresee,.tliat 1 have beets pladeil by - Pris'viibince in situations' that atriiviled , me-wider-field fur.oliterv.ation and experiece in: Scurvy than ever fell to the lot of one Physicien,t I concb,lie, you.inlye itoue, with the /1/4100r 6y l llPOirte t I F41441a4-.—" rainta in qui tocntit /era • T . Vito r E'ER, M. D. 3 4 la Ot gli School, mud laic illysicina zo,t, 0 , toils /du% d rivet,44.&c.•&e. timpattle, 111.. ,t We eau assure irr.-rtotter s .mtit it ;tilt; ( t ittitrst. front iatir *isii rractict-tas`stfuet the tern Or merit to .6 ( .11-4 setta-iseiee•tiol..rved it, wad we ineert*ks Oakes un the present ifelittien bettree an eat esi personal considers tiort. and (i c Tat,,,,:‘ justice. • Mier Thaaillg-Itli• leis Medical Werke, WO t*C; :iti' .; OtitAVOLitianli TAU Not pereait us ; t6 shitty Thar lwrii!:tet, l o*! I hut - we • will voluelter a' credit 'tar their exctii , ;l'ci., and insert in Tim Stitf whatever may be thawed p.,per t.) [rate their Autberte preteinkions tutbe almost t sk, - ,;ve of i mi sag i n t roc i tive d c itr i c Acid into the N4ry, • : • .. . _ . „ Su grOisattai Of;ri - 13stm::- . --lri tonsequende 'of the ptiblic,, a.ci3ounz6 of. the late'Mr. ENTOjil,,94: itteel4Cl, - Mitel : '!l •Qt . the, eettlaY, not- bqinit ad ! sjoated, tbeiteriod for re.orening the Kink is al ,present Undetermined.- boring the week, how ever, attend tradesmen have tist.eli"(he•N.otes for iliti full eint*lii.) and: the. gegortil'xxPectatinti sp ligastetokg, ,that , every claintwlll be satistiedo -0/011 d'which was excited' by' of the stoppage in Fes ` (able .all(mac, occasioned a rut) upon liiiehit s j the unks. in ts LQWII. :The +bank of Mr, .Reeat e 4lol closed an Satinday. : i nc. facility and promptitude with which the almost instantaneous detuatisla wire met. bribe two other Houses,. tie.; ford to the Public the strongest proof of their ste hil.-ty, and of. the-groandlesstiess of the alarm....r. The 'tradesmen and persons of property in the to wn plibliihell'allund4ill; in 'Which' they plide4 ed.thetr confidence in the . existing firma : a.aitni., ~ lar proceeding took place also at %Veto i and ge, nevut confidence is again established throughout the county.—)Shreleabuty. Chronicle.) ... _ .__ 1 The Itridgnorth Old au)k (HATEs and JoNzet) lout Atopped parnetAtf—(#644 Ilera(d) • n lite nrat'APlce made by the Oppasiliun In t!ze pittlialtelaa . ---50 . friPrike ri rty Tax, reddtteff, Five per , ' I " 2:v ti..uts" declare tb:/t tlie.Property•Twx, • Itt paste, ettg4- no longer to,stitit Ur out WAtket . • rrs s4td we I:4fleatll 4. must trmsts4 • - • titt iyhat inikeei A; Paitii . so . lll deb igaisist It ettltie, Is,th,lkaskeliett from till per Cori. brutsght tiown to, o ftwi • ,Alle:**-1 . 011 as ;ewe >w tkiithoilm. I,,laiket4R#. B— ot4 tr,IGKANI: 14;6 Very high Wood,- Ity - mtoophwifitgtr conquests proclailt.-•• So 'you, ct 7 diva' Mallant ) 4.l4lLitig ie tituti, 'Are instantly littcd to lame , f ilia. 31, PO.. :." " • ' l , TiMOUit. THP ,ARTS, 411,t),,brrERA,TORB..' • TIM 'llltitlgil 'lNArtiruTr(*. 'We . . were yesterday aittnitted to a private .Vievs ,tif,the British Gallery - -which opens on itlandity 'with the annual collection ofpaintings s zektobited, the design 61 promoting,untirewartling our Native Arts. The principal hovelty consist's' of Sketches paint ed fur the prennuirt 011000 guineas, offered ity the Directors for the best productions in celebration of t4eVietinits of thc . llritisit Army under the ' Duke-of Wej.t.tsotots. Of these one is purely allefOical., one or two of mixed oitcgcry and r e a ii' th . ereit buttle - piecCi. Several of .them ,possealvery considerahle . Aptong-tbo.other,pietnres,'of which the'reare about we noticed three .by the President of tile Royal Academy-, Wit4tes " Distraining for Rent' purchased by the !ustitut ion, some theatri .t4l ‘ witule-lengths which have alreatiy . appearedin . other Exhibition*, other works of reputkitiOn Which we had also seen bdore, and a g real proportion of novelties, we regret to say more i liui n guisked by, that quality than t 4 StipikiOt%, exeellence. Thore are, however, soma - clever thinks, to which we shall hereafter hive pleasure in directing the public attention. Sure we ,a,revs .that wilts -.tom encouragement given, the Want of •merit, it be felt, cannot he ascribed fo the Dr- . rectors of this excellent Institution, who seem to pUrsite every - cutitse calculated to Oche cintila tion,./aucl,draw farrb latent talent: . . ThilraFtinisate of Ischia, of *hich therWy. .F the (tags given the' title to the Sculptor CA.. .140VAaji!A,-,iii the Niarch near Al:Attalla. Canbvi hai hrrittglit to his Holiness very civil letters from c t Prince Regent of I..lngland and the king, of. Prussia. ; was also the bearer of letters frpm PrinctijitOeitherg and Lord Castlereagh,' tn . the CardinaLSecretary of State. The Prince Regent has directed Canuva to erect a monument for the , tomb of the' Cardi4al York,' the last 'otlvring, •of the Hous e of Stuart, who died at ' linty . has just enriched. her. Literature by -a " translation of Shakespeare. The country of Ariosto. has been the last 114600 of ItitirdpC to receive tile tranSliAlluil of the &itglish Esehylus. • 33at0irroN, Faa. 2.---Yesterday afternoon the Duke of CUMBERLAND psid a visit to the t'nI N CE Raoarrr.. His Royal Highttost also viewed The Iticiin sell,ft.l, the Stables,. and the external improvements going forward abont, the litvilion, with .which the Duke expressed `his satisfirtiOu. The Doltes..olCLAasuct aiid CUMBBILAin after-' wards promenaded round the Stcynefor sometime. This morning the Duke of COmleii44,tin trfoA Gil lettve• "the 'Patsy* Reoirrr, itod returned to London. • The Lomb . IWAYritt has, in consequence of Writ' , cols - it-ion for that purpose, Appointed an, gspceial Court of Common Connell to be held on ThPri#.7 day next., to petition _Parliament ..againit the re newal or continuance of the property•tax. His - Lordship has. also, in consequenee.of.ontither,lek' quisition, sighed by several of the isivery,,appoint .ll4 Common Halt to be held fdr the saute put-. pert* on Fridai *text,, xt 1.. o'Cloek, ..• A Pariil'i s aper states, as evidence of the ptsgmt 4eitnts.ilisvpsition of Ministers, thg, Lord Lt.VElt- XoOt. ssivll:l7,lll4'iia lint op at tlia same hotel, in The Ftv 4iromp, Ott ,Tuesiiny, iponi pas was inVitatett• with the9iiice df gt Owardof 4eretord. Mrs., Attoe,.i.vas to irotrclittle her engagement, yesielOity. , Cvstning; .at. Bath, by -iiirfOrtning.Esti fanjet; in Rake Wife and have,a Wife. Nl`Citasooti and Mr. pa,Camr iste playing at the Neweagle•Themre. . , A new 01111 ,ritg>ot Connty..Mdi is *front to be ereeted in I , :alitiburgb, which when , finithed will - prove . highly ornimentai to that city. • We arc 'pleaed . to hear that some of the. inha bitant. of ,St. Pam's, Coeerit : terAn; leitend to establish a bank , in the parish, wherein the Indust. Arians may 'deposit their Saving 4 to improve at compound interest, with the liberty of 'withdraw-. ing them at any time so insproiked, as may be re quired,for #lick future wants or advancement in life. ' A GkAy's t0....:-Vesterday an Inquest Wall held at the Chamlittia of TitoMAs Saastax, Esq. an civil nent Solici4sy, in this Inti, on the body of the said Mr. Siam*, wVo•wers found. dead in • his Chem.:. 'hers on 'llitirsday istornitig. The Jury'werc corn- posed of Members of the Inn (It being extra-pre!. .rocisial) and returried a verdict ot—Pild isa,the cal .si2atiins r f Gad. Penny, tilto is scspecte& to be one Of - ittie;ltts.::' pirate gang of poachers who tuttrtlered,Coh.Btte l , stet.eir's - gamekeeper, Will taken in the house O A gentleman In Bristol, where his wife was Wet buret; He Made desperate resistance, and .it retittlred the etforts,of Ivit'!itt OISE men ~ to! l tecure him. On' ilt4 being safely, ledg,ed In prison, it is said that he i l i tAilly declared he came to:litistOf to murder Ufa - wife) for feeribe'tuightiaccidentelly betray the . fact or his beingtoncof the . party. , ; :ty,e iiiotr.rstamktliat a p! , ,chy,Agriculturist, near 'had Pie ingenuity to - discover,the trite :olden N tuffdi fiar'fbe year 1 815; which gained 0,0001. iujidAy K i g iv omo th i ciappi,,,vcr„ and Co. 0 , v 4 0 bad that Nikipt,?4rl(4o,o46) in the Las; Lot. titl y. A tsdr IQinaus chi - 06114m5, will no doubt be 4fixicuts to secure the Golden Number for the 0 1- e sitit &elm, which will claim One of the. Prizes 25,01)0 Guineas in the Lottery to been DraYrs. on Va!etttitles''Dai: SiltratittedliilllC fah* on the Dill intely introduced to this liniefe bf CAiiiitniltas Y , ,3ll7ltollgrvir rirkt, re to emend and • airti - nA AO A . 4' 44d year of his Present Majesty, fur Ott Ostiertfati . ari:of, i th; iiialth and oiorrls of Apprentiese and 'Utlitri'sekiiirO "' i4Teirethitt and .otlici4dillpestsset Got tort mtd titbtr-eaitoriea;" . _ . . litkit of working early and late in tat:: Is-nototlicius, anti very generally regiettec4 It is au evil .whicb. the Legislature alone can rip, Andy. The pract . ice being general and of long •stitudingi -tittch Illtieters as 'may be inclined tes • shritieti - tire. - -daily Innirs ofemployment are deters red from the attempt, lest others- should be ti en. .abLed..to. undersell them by 'exacting , "Atia,ntiry...ot labour. We. must - thetefore allow; that the country cannot feel sufficiently emend to Itobin ‘ l,'Adifttn i btiogingthie.subject before ParliaMent i find, relying upon the adtrinn of his wise end.,lninakip - All,.natrulters berme:int.. ettlation,.whose..eTtAikion in life.cannot.isilaniint. 'greatly iiiiprOied; will have alautulant ceupe tore. vere his inernto.y with ikkfr toe!tiiays „which. cart never be effaced. His:l4din g„ is,,to. prevetit - the• employme f' nt . o eilifdrek ,ten. yew; 4$ 'age,•to - fiv:wintaxirnitin linse for the dailyh!,+ hour of tithed; 'hive' no r attaino,eightesn years of • ageyantt to t provitle, in sonic tlq 4 yee ; .f f#' their th9trtlClloll:* . . Mro Tt) Isktitidif "tif all Caton; Wool'ien, Figl C, And o,!!nt,t. Ddenr.fuct aria in ‘44lch twentft'V'uliir" 0r504.1.1'40.11 titoparai.ithdre the lie of I* rettnit 7 ' - - , if adulte'finly Were employed the case Would be somewhat different, because to prescribe Inuits tb-tririr'latour aot • Welf - ateortf nub the spirit of eta Ives; . bat, .4ls.kbiliicen ".fonts the ;Ire 4test Ortrirtirtihit • 411111;1 ittar tthints eatplilyeo, anti man,' of them ors ui f fet,x,ti,nder g ears, t hest nrerfere aro of Parliament im their 111 , 4)111i is not iv.AS witty tiis I.'ilittit it otion • 14 - 4tre Cotreltr ttmu *itit the dictat es 0411,1 Y. It 4kitflAl .1,14 i iiiiiVriiittirt 'WI . sanitise tree instructiou of considerable is puttiono! blwß cow uiiiity, the Lit; islatu re .. 111 t - trartiitiAlte ... W l /0100 the Met:, fare and steAtritykif titedbutiiree - ""' . • • • J . • ere, ipeasure: and I am iltadiliconuelve Sii: ?mini rt, liow ft call 0v.,44Lr. • prrjudio.9Ly ? *ironer ~ r otto4: yarn,Aiiiinfteri !';toils dues Itot ,e4sll - Tiiiee the Itillakknelipetitiun in latelgnln i arke)t?;Wile,- Met' this is not All4ll kettlter.t inutiensc . ? And wil i ettiA• Iteltd4s. ulanifist,ly iij q thAt t. .4o4:uttual • Mainifacitires uhrLiarorsilifetier el, cal mot •bc carile4 on with' not nritisl, yin) ir..44,tlKrulurr., the , peuplisirl'Ack'fil;6etht • octariiOn a alight isArance in !lip price of yurni . can ;1 titter iiil. • ly teed our - trait': Nlsro.ttl iii The article ? • To these thsi untwers 4tit obvious:.. • • • • - , . • Nor in Jikwitrl'alOtt can - result itratintifiteL tater* of 'Cotton pieceg.unkl4,• .innacAuttsuatittioil:ofj• h•ilii will gut hileasetsed; and Abu extensive net of British yarn . 111 foreign• nuusubmiturea, spilicivitte4o.• ern:tars:4o 5112. x •or .tictriinetit Urthir,*xPurt: trains iu the.gooda I.have just anew. tioded. , i -• ' Other argon - tents mitgb be. ithlticint n proof 'Zit the great adrantage this country holds Oyer. all others i n Ilea/Aiming of cotton, and to ibovelia tile* probable; continuance :-- ~ Ibis abundance of teal and of watetfalis..:the•supetiority of , . Our tuitchitiery-e-ont (vallattliti-gour:bubits iit i lid Lott ry, and of *total exertion in a course of altuost dttilv improvement, , fOrulsh us with•potv6r4sktyr kes.ofoottingsectivit y„, ; ' _, .... , "It is will' there are site Cogent reasons to r e concile 100•,,„ measure in,rete.stiov i tughitso:ltho. feel themselves ininietitreel''''''' ' '': ly interested : as we c. 4 not suppose thAt If their Are u kietia#,. ~ ~;. to apprehend Anyttensible elltet tiPliil the initilOrttillati oflariri. Krliament would therefore t I, nA4rActd, liy, afsch. eueUttsttlak. l ::‘ L I ''."'•' , sition, end refoite'that redrii* WTI - Mine Case of the ytit gv classes (who are by for the most nuatt,r oes ) l if-the lap ( wt• . .: - . , ' 'Spinners, and others In Factories, throughout the tinpite,,g, justly and no imotiseireiy ,Oki* Puri ',. 5 , 7 '. • ••.: ' ' • i ' lCt in a Mort extended nod nationil point of l'ic‘' , , altotlter ar - ,...., . -• iumept, se no intuilitaltablii 'wetKlit,' elri4lintly arises from the multiplitit.ynj unr,crinals4,ll34theYAlrord , opptirtiniitibisof ; -.. • es;ahlivlsiotwitif , ittlfautage spinning Works alkaust in r ites)." . .. • . elnatiOss siker*. lip sniesialate poyntiat tort oft ;in ti "it i ert: ' 'Oar foreigu liaise id yarn', it it by.stiuterulljactvtl, • i',' ' 0 411 1 111 0 N.. ga;dir U.l4Autt4tAiat,Zatatittitlat.irf ' ibd risked progress matte in spinning works on the,contivent, that, the - prOfected•lltil , ' 'may greatly atettsiti 00 - thilifireat Si ICSS IS iald i but those who are best acquaipted .ssittk, the ;polies of the cbitiltiental,.'' ' &etas - Ot(1111 Vigi - klititt , i" that itthei could solt,titute its . their ~ liantintectureS,of piece gootesopert ve'thtdrowa'spiuning, 'Mr Mit which they obtaitt front this guettirt,,(hrols,n4 tuts - ' advance in taloa greatly useekkfideany Airlift) be apprehended . from the proposed 4vt .i 9 Oh , v.kini .- tif Britiskysto tit*" 'I ' "'. would at one* prohibleilitt tile of the latter, , tVe eau, milt -or expect:them to.talte It t ighleficns ;they etukspet do.Wititutititsi ' " u 1 Ptellimbt' thliPefOrt:,llislitit from Stith wholesome regnito. • t ions, at the sol,o4o4lll4o,itii‘ta , diiuintirits.tper the trade '4iiii - ' reasonably be apprehended. Lint r allowing for a metheot sum -:A. tr9iNagn crude to . bestMiViViWilOsifnated, It "iii nit additional argument in favoureA,,tl4,e4pgntatloqs for Which 1 tuatfluli, ' ' ... as,it plaveiin a iinieelttlitThrroint of view the oolicy of-pay- ins due regard to the health of our labouring spinners > and ' theetilture of their winds, that they may be the better Ina, . rsreti to take-up °Wei oceopatienti`Wlienseet life change be• tomes itidispenbiblet I Wei/ endeavoured to Inform thyself 'what" is thi'•ilr - actice in this to•., it nod IseighboueStoed.. as, to the."ftoure• of ti,thour , ' .- -. in the f4ctories ; and the 'result of my...entlyiry is, that • most generally, they begin to work•at sift teeloctr in the mori.iftg, • and discontinue it ut eight at nighi,...allowing au-toutt;'s ::.oh- , ,senee' for dinaer; Which is the Only time in the daythe. works are a Staioi--rot •eOurse 13'boars'.kibour I. obtained, Aily other refreahrosiukvithip the 14 hottrs, than what this work .people piuctire at mane) tiscY take with e theni, tir 44 ,is hrattilit tet'the factoricii. - •Thull ti?Piieit'fffq titty,s of tal e week are cm, . ployed. On Satut . dayaihe IgaWralt hour for quitting wurli is "' fitur oyeleck; which og ) qutdatyristuces the ael wua it tte pats- ,eilin the mills to nil* totrA. tsuett. is the moot. pi evading -;4. • ' ettstutu here; and itritirf Willy tfildeisideredas thatuinituottn. . );;•:. ; of lihour, for l hare nut heard -piraify'factarY tieing aturkritik - , . shorter time a, neither do 141oftsr Wixoyothe,r viteation hat want* ' the hours.of'sig inithe'osMlinti,ood eight:44 Aigilts than Oat • of the dinner henr. - ••• ', , Many factories however, and some of them very large ones, arp worked from a half to a whidefluoir longer oath' slay, turdays gonerally excepted), , hy.kither beginning at tive, or hall-patt fire in the morning, add conchiding at eight in the evening . ; or else begitusiog at unittoticluditig at italf-palit .eight or nine. Nor is,,this,preetice of ceasing t o W or k at tour o'clock without exception: in some of these mills front ten to eleven !ware labou r is m ipt 4 i lic a that dap. mere statement of foots like these will, I trains lie deemed sullieient to justifyand support the regulations in tended. ' ' It will be said, perhaps, that by/educing the 'period of daily htlAntit. and ..consautotly „the. rittantity"9( yarn pro. duced, the trade wotild touch incoureLiener. That this Ohjeition tt, .by' poitilbhing the operatimi of the. Act:until Ine•litaiteri4hill have had a raasunahle op port it n itY prov4ding Punt 1. ,0 1 t • ' I atm, with much leftire,iice,:.iliesp'otiscrvatioate my fel low-townsthelf. tifd Pleasure to learn, that they have in any degree traded the alarm I kW told, pactially . e4sts;,and perhups they may not lie found alttigether useless to preparing the pohlie Mind for' the fur. tiler .considerisfliiii of the , tubjecrat any Meeting' . which it May be exkillent.a&holitfor 'thelossepeaa.• , itlastehe4ter.latli4lanusiry. o 4 ll l .[horn! tAe Vow: tertCAietiii:l4.l 1111 ft . It seeptiin be d i cne_Ad nptd ion thst ilia t !nu Chan.eeltor of the it limper ill suffer that W hored child of neatisiity l "tiiit titoperty-T ax , to ehti a natural death,. s' Whoher:this will lie the case or tint vie pretend not to divine; . but we Think we ,cotild,poutt out a ..very easy w a y o f ren d e ring t h e. bantling inoffensive, anti 'that not by any vain at tempt its' operation but by placing all who av subject to it in N situation.to• bid it 4a.. &LOCO: Ti/Oilltlftd Glutei**, for stance, pr • A'iveitty ThOusand Pounds, 'find such thingi the present Lottery holds out, invested its •the Funds, would produce near . 15001. a year far ever.; and who upon sum, and so ob tained, . would grod*e } hepaltry tax of 10 . pw • • • r • ceut. ." . - • t • p 1911 t'o