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London, England, 1819-01-29 00:00:00

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PUBLICATION OF THE HOLY SCRIPTURES.
TIIE COVIN11"1"I'EE of BOOKSELLF.ItS
',pointed at the General Meeting of the Trade, which
took place at the Globe Tavern, Fleet-street, sin the 2.24 of
Januai y, " In lake into consideration the recent attack made
on the Trade, as relates to the Sale of Bibles and Prayer
Hooka," being desirous of oluai oo io ig every %int of inform'.
shin cornier:led with the extraordinary care mustaucrs which
caeca. II sleds Meeting, and been aware that the cases of pro.
mention have been far too numerous to be collected by that
Committee, except through the medium of • Public Adver-
tisement, request that each and every person, against whom
legal procetilinga have been adopted, will transmit to Hum
an account of such proceedings, of the nature of the offence
with which he has berm charged, the anon ilemaiiiksl of him
under the name /if coats and damage*, or either, aid the na-
ture of an, eugagement which lee may WIVE been called upon
to eider into, as the means of slaying proceedings against
him. Such information to lie transmitted to " The Book-
sellers ConimiHee, at the Globe Tavern, Fleet-street, Lon-
don."

MEDICAL LECTURES
ST. GEORGE'S MEDICAL, CHEMICAL, AND
CH I RURGICA I. SCHOOLS.
TIM COUItSES will continue in Ilie follow-
ing caller :
I. On Friday, Ftbrsary S. on SURGERY, at No. 44,
by R. C. BRODIE, F RS. Assistant Sur-
geon to St Gru,gr'a Hoapital, al Setae in the Evening.
t. On the LAWS of the ANIMAL ECONOMY, and
PRACTICE of PHYSIC, at Nn.o, George-street, Hanover-
square. tin Monday, February 8, at Nine in the 31oritiug,
Ly GEORGE PEARSON, M.D. Fit S. Senior Physician to
Si. George's Hospital, .Be.
3.11 u CHEMISTRY, including MEDICAL inns.
PINUDENCE, at the Royal lustitortion, i.n Tuesday, Fes
helms,' 9, at Nine in the Morning, by %V. T. [MANDE,
Professor of Chemistry, It I.
4. lbs THERAUPEUTICS, with NIATERIA MEDICA,
on Wednesday, February Mat Eight a. m. at Ni.. tt, Georges
street, 1111/10V6r-srptare, by GEOBGE PEARSON, MAX

C.ft.S. &e.
S. Sir EVERARU ROME writ giv hit SURGICAL
U.:Cr Vit ES, at St. George's Hoslat4l, to the Pupils vast.

NEW CIRCULATING LIBRARY. EU. PALL MALL
BATH YELLUAI PAPER.
AI SA %IS, Book and Stationer,
V “pporaite now, 8.2, Pall mall, begs
lo Worm the Nioloility, fairitry, and Public that hr Gala a
lure Aawri went of supileur Wallin, awl all other kinds of
Pap, r, stuth he is now ririliug at At fullowiiig very moderate
.
.1 luck !lath Vellum, Is. per Qrtarr, ur 18a. per Ream, all
p.,Gct
Tliirir Jamb, Vellum, gilt, ls. 3.1. per Quire, or It. 4a. per
Bram, ail perfirrt
Si.!.rr thick I.weilties railings h. 4d. per Quire, or 11. 40. per
Itrmit% all prrfrell.
inprr shot k gill, Is ed. per Quire, Of 14.
ite r Brans, all 'write.
Iloch Bath Yt Boos, 10.1. per Cloe, Of 16... per Ream, all
p. ofrri.
1%..ek Bleb Vellum, gill, Is. per Quire, or Its. 6.1. per
all purrict
Wirer Shirk London Vellum, la. dd. per Quire, or
54 tt.i. pre lir AM. till prefect.
G'lra Inrze dock London %NINON gilt, la. 91 per Quite, or
It. Ila 4.l ID., it. prifert.
Box,a (or IhrOpern hr the night, altereak *Prim or ties-
ion --. Bolin Ict 1111—siuelc adatii.4oloi iv the
11. s. 6.1
The c441..cm• of his IJhrarr is juat pablishe.l, .Melt on
ri risll he tit.....tarn must .imidoar, and
popular Pahl.catti,iiii
Nl.ll —Privittt Boars rot Cut. vt.ler, and Dtaky-Imle.
114 alter, Lc. - 34:

CITY, BOROUGH, AND TOWN OP WES YMINSTER,
IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX.
A 1' the General Quarter Sessio,. of the Pence of
our Lord the Ring, hidden by ailjoitriement at the
Guildhall, is the Sanctuary, IVesiminster, in and for the
City and Liberty of Westinineter. on We the '2oth
day of January, in the $9lll year of the reign of our Sovereign
Lord George the Third, by the Grace of God of the United
Kingdom of Great Kiwi, and Ireland King, Defender of
the Faith, before Robert Raker, George Nonninie Vincent,
Alexander Sutherland, Esquire., and others their fellow
Justin's of our said Lord the Kiitz, assigned to ketli the
Peace in the Libel ly aforesaid, and also In hear and deter-
mine divers Felonies, Trespasses, and other Misdemeanors,
committed in the .swie Liberty.
lea puisseance of an Act of Parliament, made and passed
in the 13111 year of the reign of his present Majesty, ill-
litutcd " An Act to empower the Magistrates therein 111.11.
tinned, to settle and regulate the Wage, of Persons employed
is the Silk Matitifsetare within their respective Joriolic.
lions;" and of a certain other Act of Porttatwent, made
and passed in the 32.1 year of the reign of his pc, mat Ma- I
jest), minuted " Act fur extending the Provisions of an
Act made iii the 1:11h year of the reign of his present Ms•
jeny, intituled Ass Art to empowenwhe Nlagistrates therein
mentioned, to settle and regulate she Wages of Persons em-
ployed in the Silk Manufacture within their respective JIM..
111(li011i, to Maussfacturiesuf Silk mixed with usher Materials,
and for the Inoreefrectaal punishment of Buyers and Receivers
of Silk purloined and man it'd by Pt roma I mployed in the
manufacture thereof;" and also of a certain other Art of
PStli4lllo.ll., made and passed in she 51st year of She reign
of his present Majesty, intituleel " An Art to amend two
Arun! the 1311, and 32.1 years of his present Majesty., re-
listing to the Wages of Persons employed in the Silk Manu-
facture," the Justices here present (upon application insole
to them for that purpose), haring proceeded to take into
consideration the Wages and Prices for the Work of the
Journeymen and Jouribrywumen Coach and Livery Lace-
weasers, within ilei City anal Liberty of %Vest eee ill ster, du
hereby settle, regulate, undo r, and declare, the Wage,' and
Prices of Work of the Journeynoti and Journi ywomto
Weave's, winking within the City and Utterly of West.
',Muster, in the Manufactures of Coach and Livery Laces,
to he paid for in fustier as in the Si hi du le hereunder written
is more particularly mentioned asst expressed. And the said
Justices do forthcr order, that Notice hereof be gore's, by
printing and publishing the POMP three times in two laity
Newspaper, called The Morning Herald and Tilt Barnait
PREIS, within the space of fourteen days next after the
making this Order ; and strict Conformity and Obedience to
this Order is i•equirt-d from all Prisons fUllCCrlllil.
By the Court,
L STAPLE,
Deputy Clerk of the Mace.

MIDDLESEX.
At the General Quarter Session of the Peace of our Lord
the King, hold. a in Nod for the County of Middlesex, at
the SellSioll.l6ll.e for the said County (by adjournment),
on Thursday the 21st day of January, in the 59th year of
the Beige of our Sovereign Lord George the Third, by the
Grace of God of the Visited Kingdom of Great Britain
and !reload King, Defender of the Faith, before Francis
Omit, Edmund Colterill, George Suliders,lVilliam Lewis,
Esquires, and others their Fellows, insures of our said
Lord the King, assigned upkeep the Peace in the County
aforesaid; and also to hear and deter ttt itt e divers Felonies,
Trespasses, and other hlisdeniesuors, committed in the

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same County.
In pursuance of an Act of Parliament made slid passed in
the 13th year of the Reign of his present Majesty, iutituled
" An Act to empower the Magistrates thereit% mentioned to
settle and regolate the Wages of Persona employed. in the
Silk Manufacture within their respective jurisdictions."—
Of another A I of Parliament, made and passed in the
32d year of the Reign of his present Majesty, iutituled " An
Aet for extending the provisions of an Act made in the
13tb year of the reign of his present Majesty, isitituled
An Act to empower the Magistrates therein mentioned to
settle and regulate the Wages of Persons employed in the
Silk Manufacture within their respective jurisdictions, to
Manufactories of Silk mixed with other Materials, and for
the more effectual posnishment of Buyers and Receivers of
Silk purloined and embezzled by pervons employed in Ike
Manufacture thereof;" and also of a certain other Act of
Parliament, made and pain d in the 51st year of the reign
of his present Majesty, iutituled " Ass Act to amend two
Acts of the 13th and 32t1 years of Isis present Majesty, re-
lating to the Wages of Persons employed iu the Silk
Manufacture." The Justices hare present, upon application
made to them fur that purpose, having proceeded to lake
into their consideration the Wages and Prices fur the Work
of the Journeyotta and Journey women W %titbit' the
Coundy of Middlesex, do hereby settle, regulate, order, and
deelate, the Wages and Prices of %York of the Journeymen
and Jourueywonws Corlett and Livery Lace W working
Within the Quinsy bf Middlesex, in the Mantifaetores of
Coach and Livery Laces, to be paid for as in the Schedule
hereunder written is more particularly 'motioned and ex-
pressed.
Anti the said J notices do further order, That Notice hereof
he gi;ren, by Printing and Publishing the same Sheer tittles
in the tau Daily Newspapers, called The Morning Herald
and Tar BRITISH Pages, within the space of fourteen
days next after the making this Order, and all Weavers, and
their Journeymen and Journeywomen, are hereby strictly
I required to observe the same.
By the Court,
SELBY.

THE BCH EDUI.E ABOVE REFERRED TO.
Article I—The fuilowing scale of advance fur nialiung the
Tissue Lace. to he considered in every rase where the thistle
"ude is used, as applicable to tuft on lays, and to be ap-
plied to thefts ektra, under thei► respective articles of wors-
ted ur silk on a lay, or coat of arms, either silk ur worsted
uu r lay :

per doses.
4. 41.

per &sea.
a. d.
I.. Branch to 3
11 13.. 4 0
14 l6' 5 0
17 19.. 4 6
20 22 0
25.. 9 0
20 tit .In 0
24 3l-11 0
34 24..12 0 ,
Awl In advance siaproce 4kv dozes for tool two branches
or umarr rxti a.
Maio togs of the above owl' to be paid the one as s
irate.
per Ord.
a. d.

35 Brandies to 33..13
3$ 40..13 U
41 45 13
..... • .... 50.4 U
51 35.14 6
56 ..80..15 0
el
88 70..18 0

wholes or ouster. extra .
Article IV —The following wale of advance for making
drawn in warp lay Inc.. WWI aim Antes 10 s lac, moil lisclse
Solana a or trotter as the taxi.t Dial, anal an lie applied 10
110 au (lora, lumbar their reopertave al licks ;---
per dio:en. I
s. if.
1 —Branch to 10.. 3 11 I 26 ..At anebra to 211.. 0 la
11
14
17
20
23

per dozen.
s el.

And to advance aispetire per dozen for every five branches
or under extra, up to 70 branches; all above aixpenee per
dozen for every three branches or under, vain.
The above wink requiring more than twelve treadles on
the right foot, to be allotted two pence per yard extra fur
every six treadlea or voider, l'lttri.
Holes three...fourth. of so inch or tinder, four-pence; and
Iwo.peore fur mry half inch or under, extra.
The above woo k requiring wore than lox chutes to a tag,
to be allowed sixpelite per yard extra fur every two chutes
or under, rata a
Article V.—The following scale of Bikaner for making
the who've work with four tholes to a tag, nod eight treadles
or under on the right foot, and to he •pplied to ihcsn
uuder their respective articles:—
per do:rn, I
a.
I

.Branches t(6)

per dozen.
I ft
3 6

1 „Branch to 10.. 1 6
11
And to advaoreloixpence per dozen for every five branches
or under, extra
The above work requiring more than right treadles on
the right font, to he allowed one musty per yard extra, fur

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every four treadles under, extra.
Holes ihree.f .alts of an inch or under. two•procc ; and
oar penny for every half inch ur under, calm
Article Vl.—Where tiers are required to change ohs warp
for a bar ground, to pay for every such tier two-pence per
yard riarc
Where more than two places of silk grolind is reijoired in
a deal, to be allowed one !many per yard mom iu all the
aforesaid works.

.....
Drawn iii nr RilVCr warp, to pay three-pence per
yard exits under twenty branches, and above aixpeute per
yard main.
Article VD.—All patterns and m tines, and lay;, tiers,
colour., cuttings, and broad edges, to be paid the same as
already provided fur ; and any of the aforcural %riots made
without tags, to be paid the same as if made with toga ; and
half-shades to be considered the same as treadles, and paid
for as inch.
All figures made in piect lengths to be paid the same as
Arms Lace.

Article Vlll.—All silk cut Laers,'or silk rut on a lay, to
be attuned lau.pence per yard taint, sorer ■nd abuse the
presets. price; ad such works to be paid fur ouuuuting the
same as Arms Laces.

Article IX —Silk 31111 worsted mixed Laces, or mixed with
other materials, made in slay., twenty druis inch, to
pay one penny per yard extra; if made In 'lays twcidy.tme
dents to an inch, two-pence per yard extra, mid so on in
proportion.
Ankle X.—Silk and worsted mixed Dices, or Milted
with other materials, relluired to be made more than mete-
teen lags to an inch, to pay one penny per yard extra; fur
every two tags or snider, extra.
Article Xl.—All works that require to he re.slayed, to
Le allowed sixpence fur every wire of dents or tinder.
Article Xll.—Masters to provide all materials for the
weaver ready wound, or if given to the weaver to wind, to
pay as follows : ~ilk, six shillings per wool; and one shil-
ling per pound fur the tither materials.
Article Xlll.—Tram ur single thrown silk used in plain
or check coma". lays grounded with thread, to Le allotted
two-pence per yard extra.