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LANARK COINIAMIeIEETiNa.
(ON Mr. 0111110111
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CO .til•o
. A 11ort sketch of the procialings (Willis meeting
appeared in our paper of Monday. April 16. We
ore now enabled to present to our rsiolers the fol-
lowitrg more full and cater report :
The Clerk having read the requisition. Sir James
Stewart Denhinn, Bart.. of Coltuess, wax 1111;1111.
monsly called to the Chair. totters were then read
from Sir Charles M'Doneld Llackhart,43art., Hugh
Alosinnan. E.g. of .Auclityforille, and Norman
Lockhart, -Esq. of Granatou, 'apologizing for theif
iihsence on account of severe indispositon. bat
stating their concurrence in the proposed object of
tie meeting. The' Chairmen. knowini" that Mr.
I )e.a had prepared some additional drawisiira and
;I,•ii!.itiona relative to his ohm, requested that Gen-
I ;••itiau to favour the meeting with an exploitation
ni.thein, upon which Mr. Owes laid before the
met :Mg a variety of drawings designed to explain,
in. minute detail and general coinfimariiin, the ar-
reugeinents which he proposed for the relief of the
working classes. They were inspected by several
gentlemen, who seemed much gratified with the
.implicitv of a system of sosiid economy, having
Inc its obleet to enable the lower classes to parti-
cipate, for the first time, in the benefits of scien-
tific improvement. Mr. Owen theu spoke to the
hollowing effect
Having, in the report which I presented to the
coority, sketched on outline of the Islam by vairieli
I propose to give relief to the labouring part of the
tirosuitunity—l,dermerl it a duty, iiacueolkent upon
one. to have prepared for this occasion a • to ole••
lopeintitt. exhibited by drawings, of thaw: rerienti,
he arrangements by •which society may now, ad-
v(otageoualy for itself, so materially improve dig•
condition of this cla.s of your population. It is
evident that the situation of the labouring poor de-
mends the commiseration of all, and that their
present reritiugs are inadequate to their support,
nestich comfort as every one, even .un selfish ;win-
eibol.s, must wish them to enjoy. If possible, there-
fore, menus should be deviaial to citable them
eit)ier to increase the amount of• their earnings, or,
nillt their
.present incomes, to obtain more com-
forts and orlinuttages. But I hope to skew that
pctical arrangement))) in., be now introdweeil, by
*Lich. their incomes stall be increased, while. at
lie ..atit4 time, their present scanty earnings may
he, so applied as to afford them advantages hitherto
'twined tteyouil the reach of such limited expenili-
t!ar- flay dole object of all my exertions is to
*meliorate the condition of the poor snil working
elpaaes,.•by Integra which shall taro hem fit every
'ether claps in society. It is impossible, on an tic-
C 311101) like the preveid, to enter into all the minute
' details necessary fur a full exploitation of the
dimwit by which I propose to.effect the results I
ova taw About to mambon ; but I will state some
."' itrf; these retch., areal wittingly give . to any Gentle-
rrian pretest as much of the detail of any part as
sia. voriefy Aim. should •he feel doubts reoPixtiog
ttr accurary•of uty enlculatinas.
.Tlik drawings exhibit, in derail and combination,
nil the ainitigemoi.ts requked for the c fort and
. rotteenience 4.1 life anta4the iuelartriuue claw*.
and tlmae-too mfun (oder girittly atiptrior to any they
base yet•bkru• ri:rmiittil to rojny. Under them:
cuccinstauterr, they will obtain the several admit.
t tee., about to he e.tutoriited, at the following
east, while itiaterails and workinsuship remain at
their present price,. • • 1
- A bitting room, well famished, fifteen feet by
thir:eta. mod nitre feet two inches in •bright, looking
into a large well laid out Noire; a bed-rooni, fif-
teen Get by r!even, itituorled to hold ielarge stud a
mall bed, louking into g4rileirs, and over them,
upon a well cultivated (-otiosity, with the int dos of
Iseati:ig both roocht, without trouble, at -tenth
.)1 the usual cost of furl ; at a rental of M. 10s. per
Three apartments are designed to accommodate
married pair and two children 'under three yews
of age. Their provisions will be cooked in a pub•
lie kitchen, the at ran gent cuts of al:ich will he
formed on scientific principles.
The rent of the above-mentioned spirtments„
with proportion of rent fur the use of such kitchen,
-ill be, per an • W. 6.1.-
'rho ter
kitchen,
aTijni; 4111
dren Rout
tumor, ertal
stvers,
hotel for
Foul armlike)
person,.
and eubsteutiall•
oil the lad •

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ettliivate. and svithethe..fatilitits.iflsich they will
possess, this work will be accoutplished with rase
by one-third of their annual labour. From this
proportion of their labour tinder these arrange-
ineriticthey would *Won't deffiersli• pit:Ames lofts:
cent to support themselves. pay their vest, wed •
educate their children. One-third of their labour
might be advantageously appropriated to souse me- '
chant& or mastufacturing eusployment,lw which
a considerable addition might be made to the gains
of the establishment. As, under them ornsuge-
Meats, the industry of the population would be tar
better directed Omuta can possibly he under 'Met-
ing circumstances, they would produce more real
multi' of oil kinds than Society would require. -
The remaining one-third of their time might there-
fore be advantageously employed its the acquisi-
win of knowledge, in devising improvements, and
in rational recreation*.
Thus, fur a rental of 3/. 15s. per annum 16r each
person, or of 151. for every family of four persons
(and in the proportion fur a greater number), esti-
mating 74 per cent. for interest of capital, may the
iodustriuus classes be placed beyond the reach of
poverty, surroutitled by conduits and advantages hi-
therto unknown to them, while at the same time they
would he made permanently independent of the ex-
isting tjactuations in viticulture, trade, commerce,
and suanufactutes. %Viten we contemplate . the
extraordinary power possessed by society for
the production of all kinds of wealth, it is obvious
that poverty wises solely from the want of a well-
devised association to bring those powers into betie-
&lid operation. Even under the present system
this evil may. in woe degree, be goarded against
by benefit clubs and friendly societies ; but the
arrangements now proposed would render these im-
perfect contrivauces unnecesisary, and place all the
industrious classes beyond the fear of poverty.
The number ef perverts whom it is proposed to
associate in one of these establishments is 1.200 :
Of these two-thirds may be'supposed to be above
fifteen yeura of sage, and tinder wxty. The labour of
this proportion, ur of 800 persona, may be valued at
Ita. • week each, which amoutits to 16,6101. per
atinutn. Of the remaining third i•• or 400, there
would be .100 between 10 and IS years of age, arid
trartwel so thew would be, their labour obey, be 'roe.
timated wt 3s. a week each, or at 7801. lrec soultilo ;
making together 17,4201. or 58/. Is. 4d. for each
family.
The wholeimpulat ion. consisting of 300 families
of four each, runt, under the proposed arrange-
tricots, toe- supplied from the establishment itself
with a moatArsirable and comfortable sohristerice,
itielnding*edireotion, nod the most useful and va-
luable isistrueionii of every kind for their children,
ma sum not exceedrog, at preseitt ;trios, 401. per
Wilily, per .11114111110 ; which sum multiplied by
3" the member-of families, wilt give 12,000/. ;
and this usuuttiat, deducted from 17,1201. the valise
6( their labour, 'will leave a bylines! of 5,4201. for
Ilse almost oteritig from wages alone ; or 18/. Is. 4.1.
fur each Lastly. It will be perceived thnt one
fourth of the population, or 300 out of 1,200, are
supposed to be infants ; children too young for
labour, sick or inefficient niernbers of the com-
munity, which exceeds the at turd proportion of
such permits to the establislimmit at New
Lamle k.
These eslculations have not been made to bring
out exaggerated hi:teeth:6i results ; but the reverse,
and the arttial experience at New Lanark, to the
extent that it has yet proceeded, fairly warrants
re favourable conclusion. 'mist also•observe,
that DU Ifftilt whatever has yet beer, retintated on
lime labour of these !onside; and on the industry -q.
population of 1,200, to associated and occopiedlii
there must lie greet grits, while the working class**•
tit t exi-t, even ru the moat wretched manner,-
by their labour under the rambling arrangements.
It well oow be said 'whops that unity and is- o •
ciation would produce all the good results I IWO.
stated ; but that, in war-rice. men carinot• thorn emit
operate. To this argument all I can sty is, condi
nod fee, ;mil I will cou•ince the smut determined
opponent of the systeui I advocate, that it is much
mote easy and infinitely more deiighuful to train
human brings to act to unison, than to oppose each
other. It has been the fashion with those who have
suet Lech trained to think accurately and deeply on
these subjects to - that the plan is pretty and

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there did not exist • ih'et degree of happiness and
lit) iu our itemulitcturiag districts. *Melt it
was desirable should prevail; and at the same time
it
would not Ise dewed tint we 'Possessed mean.
wl.ick, if rightly applied, were cap:tide at least of
elevating oor population to s much higher rank in
the seek, both of comfort and good morals, than
that which they at. present occupied. Ile could
not of course be prepared to state ati opinion as to
all the points comprehended in the Cary able state-
Glint which they had just beard; or as to the anti-
cipated amount of benefits to be derived from
the plan under ceosideration ; but he (Air.
Maxwell) had no liesitution in assenting to the
• general proposition that, by certain arrangements,
the labour or the working classes might be rendered
more productive, nod their expenditure he more
advantsgeonsly applied, while the cause of beppi-
ness and 'lane must by the same means be esseue
nifty promoted. His uttentiou had long Wren
directed to the plans and proceeding% of Mr.Owerol;
anti he believed there 1102110 man, who, in contem-
plating the extritorditiary and prisevering exertions
of that benevolent bulk-taunt, did lint rnlrrlaiit
the 1.31111! high admiration of his character which
be himself felt, Ind the saute perfect conviction
of the purity of the motives by which he had been
ncsuuted. Various object' hail been urged
against same parts of the system recommeoded by
Nir. Owen. To these, and to all the discussions
which lila taken place relative to this system, lie
had given' hie frequent cm starvation ; and he roost
. confess that it did appear to him that many of the
arguments nlletied to were drawn from society as it
at present existed, and mete t of applicable to the
sew elate of circumstances, which Mr. Osten con-
: ktoplated. lie featly thought it was nut two much
to demand !lint a subject involving interest. ..f Hoch
magnitude should at length have a fair and
full investigation; more especially when the in-
dividual who proposed * great eclogue of anielites
ration could poitit, as Mr. Owen could do, to
the atter of • large establishment, and say, here
is • practical proof of the soundness of my pris-
Odes and of the rfficicy of my plena lie comely
concurred m the opininti thst an impure so import-
ant, peculiarly beloiereel to the Crest Council of the
ttttt n. There the subject would be &sett yeti with
temper anti trombrutoon; and the a.brllll/1111
and talent of the mainly applied to its cousiders-
-1100. lie would briefly advert 10 a eittiverietion
which be laid some time ago the honour to have oil
this subject, with the Chancellor off' the Eel helper,
than' whom no min felt neon sincerity for the suf-
ferings of the people, or Vels mere seedy to exert
himself for their re lief. This conversation was lir
part votifidenttal; yet he hos been authorised to
vomnisititeitie the subsidiser of it to the gentlemen
of the enmity of lielitiew, 'when at a recent period it
was in agitation to have recourse to a plan analogotte
to that recommended by Mt. Owen, tar the reliek't.f
the labouring classes in that part of the country,
ml lie eoccetved that tier present ore sots would
justify in making a einedur eornmuntranoti to the
gentlemen of Lanark,hire. Mr. N'aiisittart, al-
thong') he did not approve of all the feat ores of Mr.
Os en'a st skin, bud then however expressed los op-
paohstion tit &were' pert, of the plats for *yachte-
r:o6g the 1 01.1101011.01. the winking Hassel, par-
' ticulatly'ratetrikprblekt to the better arrangements
of their cis ellieigO, the niore economicul preparation
of their roost, by means of a public ki.cheat, auti
the hatter training and eCIUCOIIIIII Or their children,
&c. and Ise.oddesi that in the event of the adoption
'of such ti plan being agreed upon by the gentlemen
of Rettfreosltire, he should otot Ist-mute to propose
Par!iiinent to greet a emu of money in aid of
the malei taking. Ile (Mr. Nlalwe II) therefore
hoped. th it the time was now come when this in.
Arreettioe experitneet might comment r, when this
pew Moral machine rn I r I tee. act to work. If it
worked well, the lom. lit which would acme to
soci.tv from its geacral nitrodurtititi would lie
great indeed : tot the other hand, should it even
Nil its itrothiee the premised re.iitts, the valuable
expetitmee whit It would be iletived from its very
failure, would amply compteisate the exortise of ita
erection. by putting us in possession of fade to
guide our future proceedings, which without the
the aid of such an experiment we should never
have acquired. Ile could not nit this occasion
-lit allude with deep concerti, to the late alatin-

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reform with a Vinge.ince, for it went to effect a
change in
.111 e whole system of society. But he
was ni.t at that ininnent prepares' isk,Arkjiissfs.ick,
far, lie again urg.Vd the pluprivi.j;l4,alowias
more tone (or consultratiou. , 11, •
W. F. CAMPBELL, Esq. of Stsowllelsk sew no
reason for any further delay, and had greet plea-
sure in supporringt the resolistiona.
A. J. 11Aute.To" E.g. of Dalzell, said the Re.
solutions did not pledge the ineesiieg. to no *pinion
as to the truth or fallacy of the views etslttOtried its
the Itepott ; they inertly expressed that the sub-
ject was one deserving the attention of tl:c L-afts-
Wore. Ile thought Lord Belhaven hail told host
that he had read the report in Esti:lbw:zit.
Lord BELHAVEN observed that he had only
glitticeil at the Report ; he hid indeed area it ilia
morning. It was large and contained much navel
and weighty matter. Ile begged it to lie under-
, stood That he was far from iiiteroting in express any
disapprobation of the plait. With respect to the.
7th resulutiosi (viz. " that the Report appears to
be drawn up with much care, and the statements
and revsonnigs which it contains to have been de-
rived from much study and Imig experience''). it
uppearit to ground the recominetidation of the plan
un their owe experience.
Mr. OVVEN reiniiiked that the expression alluded
to, teitaisily could only be costsitlet est so apply in
the individual whose plan they wete delebeiating
upon.
Luril BELHAVEN, under this explanation, had no
objection to secede to ill the restslistims. except the
9th, to whirl., as it pledged the mooting to petition
jaintedistely, he could t.ot give his
assets,. Lie therefore felt it Ins ditty to mute that
the witeetitig should adjourn to this clay tit.
It. Haulers, H.q. agreed with Lord Belhaven in
recominesoling the county not to [ling this question
before rat Is4inetit in a precipitate tuasmer. This
subject imolved consoleratoms of the highest im-
port:ince, and dem:tolled disc deliberation. A moog
Gther alte•wions of Stir exipting system which the
report suggested, he might mention that nholi re-
garded the currency. Labour was proposed as the
new standard of valise. 111 short the t went to
ettaldieis quite a new order of things. It mu-1 to.-
c•rsat Hy torso sit integral part of the. petition. Now
he conceived that before suhmilling it so P.srlist-
meld it would he expedient to tt•ewisitler the text,
which he woo of opinion might le moth cimtletireti
and amended; anti the objert in view would be usore
effectually attained, if gentlemen would consent to
a little delay fur this purpose. There were cer-
t•itily many parts of the plan which had his appro-
bstiuu
; lie should, however. euppurt the amend-
ment of she Noble Lord.
The question of " proceed" or "delay" was
then put, alMii there appeared fur worried, 23
delay, 7—majority in favour of proceed, 16. A
Cis mittee was appaintrd to prepare the Petitions
to Parliagneist, which were read to she meeting, and
agreed to.

GERAT PIGEON MATCH COO 200 GUINEAS.

Soave exeellent shooting truth !slate yestr relay morning nn
Barthel Heath, between 11 Gentlemen of Bucks and Onon,
e itti four of the Midghain Club, Avineri :ill England. ut lb
birds each, from a trap lit RI yards front the gun. M
Wirt'., King, Cog, ■nd Jones, were from the Club. The
tuatels was ■ sporting ore, as follows :
Oxon and Brae. All Regime&
Killed.
Mr. Cox.
Mr. Hardy
Mr. Jones l3 I Mr. Sawyer l4
Mr. lienip
111 r. J. -'r, jun ll Captain Smith 1

CAM.
Mr. I .11111iP .
Mr. 110 K....
Mr. lborris
Mr. Martin
1114. Harvey 8
Mr. 8
Mr. Kesel .. 8
Mr. Gun
Mr. Causticheel:
Mr. F, u,6 8

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Mr. Min..hul . 111
P.l.r Hart
Mr Ge • .. 9
11r. Morris
Ur. earkwou.l . 7
• Preahfiehl 7
▪ lloiein
Mr. Iforrnigion.
Mr. Heather 6
Mr. etabrit ...

147
The Coontieq were balked
Eunuch nom the middle of ii,
the gun after ilta 10th shots

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It 5 to 4, and Engltod lost the
am half the bird. esca;led from
both ■ides.

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STATE Or THE ODDI—HETTING-ROOM, Aram. 23.

Is the absence of this principal heifers at Newmarket,
the oillJs keep tolerably steady, until the Riadlea.orth
Stnkes is Llecidrd this day, 11l Willab the favourites, Reg.naid
and Morels will come oat.
5t04 on Reginahl Illto 2 agst Morel.
31 to 1 mist Sellout
The Great list. 7lb. race on Thursday, for the best horses
of their year, 5 years old.
Even on Banker 4 to I apt elsampignon
2 to I agst Assist I 7 to I apt Tiresaa.
DERBY.
S to 1 apt Reginald 17 to I apt Gustavus.
OAKS.
3 to 1 apt My Lady I fr to 1 pi Augests.
ST. I.F'tS.R.
7 to 1 apt Jack Spiggot.

!SQL, RSTS.
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ymeeday mortiiitg„ at lea o'clork, au inquisition was held
before C. lemurs., Esq. Coroner fur the county of Surtcy,
as the of the Spread Eagle, in Kennington-lane, on vies
of the body of Mr. Michael Dodd, in old gentleman, v. 1.0
put a period to his existence un Thursday last.
Verdict —" That the deceased canoe to kis death by hang-
log Itioself in a fit of deraureistent."
SINGULAR ACCIDENT.

Yesterday evening au logniaition was taken in it private
atririntrot at No. 3, Que. n's•ruw. Backlustuses-gate, oil the
body of Mr. Robert Wehider, need 27 years, who alit his
death by strangulation.
The deceased's father is a Gentleman of great Oroperty
residing at the abuvc-mentioned place, and on Sunday last
his son-imlaw, with his wife and family, sad the deceased
breakfasted together, after which the deceased retired to his
own room, anal his si.ter in a few minutes Consisted
him, when she found him sitting in ■ chair, as she ilinitglit
in a lit. She sent one of the children to call her ►ushaoJ,
who wan in sloe esrilen, in the mean time aloe kept rubbing
the deceased's side, for the purpuve of restoring him; but
a lieu her husband came be observed a cued round the de.
ceased's neck, and hr ens it instantly, whets n large weight,
nearly 100 Ihs. dropped from the cord upon the Sour. The
deeesreil was (mite deed. aril all attempt. to restore saints-
tins proved abortive. It farther appeared that the deceased
was a cclabrated artist, sad devoted much of kis time to She
art of engraving and copperplate printing, nod Was mom.
✓itally making taperinsent• ; fur the latter purpose he pm.
cured the weight before mentioned about three weeks age.
and in consequence of an impeilient la the right arm, and
two of the left baud lingers being contracted, he attached
a curd in it to get ruuud his neck, as be had not paw., to
lerllOn it with his hands. A hoard was found lying helloed'
Iwo chairs, and tire opinion of the Jury was that he at.
tempted to lift the weigh( elf the gramma owe the beard,
when Wriitlileuly slips helsind him, pulled him upon she
chair, and she curd getting wader his chin on the neck
✓tr•nzled him. They ■ll returned a uuauimous verdict of
" Accidental death."

MARKETS:-

CORN EXCHANGE, ?do',DAV, Aran O.
Nei having an) market us Friday there .as a litre se:
cumulation of arrivals this monolog, sad the supply of Whrit
was Very considerable from &ars, Keut, and Suffolk, wail
only aL. prime rum. fns those (I-polities 4114lilIed lost
Monday'. prices ; all other descriptions were very heavy sale
nil4l 2. per quarter cheaper. Although ibe supply of Marley
ass large, yet soperfisse samples, early in the 11114traing, sold
1.. per quarter higher 11144 ou this day freasight, but that
advance vial Nut supported lowaids the claw of the market,
and. consequeney, ou 'thermion' nu be quoted (mu. lb. t
p. Ices of last Stolidity. Oats arc Is. per quarter cheaper.
the arrival* fir r sreriliag the deemed. Mitre Pewee bribe
wirer sold full It. per gnarirr biebtr,bet Grey sera were
(lull sale at a decline of Is. per testier. 1. Beams
oilier articles there is no entrails's.

CURRENT PRICIL OP GRAIN.
Wheal,Netit th Eases, White Pow 141 28.
(new) . 381 5.81 RIO i lers 34s 36;
ttlit 1 —a Grey Prose ?Ss 2its
—Su Walk (uew) 34s Sas Small Beans ?Eis 32s
.----.—Olit —a a Tick ditto .241 27*
--Nastalk (old) 44s 48e Oale, Potato .. 236 'Ms
Fureixits.s. 50s ftOs i Pulsed Oats ..22s 24s
Rss 2/ts 32s I Feed Oats ....14. 194
Harley 2as Dis I Mar, per seek, 4Re Ws
Malt,
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Halt, last.

504 666 Rape Seed, per
IMPORTATIONS LAST WEEK.

..34136/

English Wheat, 4,824; Barley, 6,135 ; Malt, 4,659;
OVA, 6,880; Keane, 1,184; Pease, 612.—Fertign Rye, 17
!rib!' Whitit, 1,365; ()ale, 2,s2o.—Eitgliabs Fleur, 4,?73
antic. ; American Fleur, 500 barrels.

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I 1 age. I heir provisions will ne Crooked in a tam.l
opponent of the systeut 1 advocute, that it is much failure, Would amply compensate the expense of it.
147 1 1401
lie kitchen, the atratigetneins of winch will be mote easy rod infinitely more delightful Its train erection. by putting us in possess' of furls to The Countiet were baked at sto 4, and Englund lost the Wheat, per load „.,...... 12/ 1410 to Ulf 10s I
formed on 'scientific pr.:mil:les. 'tomtit beings to acl in unison, than to oppose each guide our future proceedings, which will t the sanich from the middle of it, air half the birds escaped from Oats, per maarter Ol Ills tu 1/ (3s 1
1 The rent of the above-mentioned ap trimetits, other. It has been the fashion salt those who have I the aid of such an experiment we should never ille gun after the 10th shots oa both sides. Rye, per quarter -
with proportion of rent for the use of such kitchen, oat been trained to think accurately and deeply on I have acquittal. Ile could not on this occasion Barley, per quarter 4 ll 3. to If Sr .._
Beasts, per quarter .. U 5. to 11 lils
atfurnished.• will be, per annum. 61. I le. 6.1.- these subjects. to guy that the plan is pretty and t alluding, with deep concerti, to the late alarm- NAVA L INTELLIGENCE.' Grey Pease, per quarter.. I/ Is to 1119 s
I ' 'rho rent of the ulcer-inentioned lodgings owl ingenious, but visionary and impracticable. These I ills{ increase in the Humber of juvenile delinquent.. :
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; I kitchen, well forwished, will he Pl. 11'ithin these Gentletnest are cot aware of the course 1 pure pity- To the wretched circumstances of the parent*, this
PORTSMOUTH, Aron 22. X3IITIIFIELD MARKET, MONDAY, Aran. 23.
1 a:ran-valetas are provided schools for all the chil. sued. or they would not thins condemn me vs a lamentable debasement of churachr in the children, arrived the Active from Leghorn.; and Snapper (rum the The supply was •tiod at market this morning, except in
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triNheorsdi
itzarilipotatonils,
Sheep, 111 eintsequesice the price of the above article a fa.
osifila;stuuls:ettke. I
afro limn infancy 10 youth, a church on the ini. visionary, or the plans I rec•ouitrertul as iinpracti- must no doubt iii te gnat measure be utaributrd. 'toward; also the For transport from the Doom.; !hair,
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"'ikon • and William Mile- Braille. from Milo • the three
(I,7o,"trinkretrif::lll4,:ilu'lthempru•Kice'll
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1 ' tionol etta blishment, and merlin -houses house* for Du,. citric. Has any inch•vidusl in ►society done as much 'Phis was 0 subject ohieli made him regard with a "
: latter It'ave sailed with th-'e Norfol, Wiltott• 'and
t sewers, public rooms, library, isifirmary, Icoise or to denounce the idle dreums of mere theory, or to most lively interest any plan which had fur Os mom the prices of Hay, Straw, or Clover. The following is 211
ki' %Watson, fir (bodice; Glallon, liersiy. for IA/111%111; and Ilse
• liottl for strangers, all well finished and Inrisi-hrtl, direct the public mind to what is practical ? object to triturate the morel character of the po.. Drake and Grasshopper fur Newfoundland. act mate statement of the prices and numbers :-
mid arranged to accommodate a population of 1,200. l'he principles on which the whole arrengements potation. The Hon. Gentleman then pan! u logli
PLYMOUTH, •PRIL 20. To sink the oiled per moue of 81b.
f1erf..4.35. 6.1, to is 0.1 Heed of Cattle this 4a•:
Venous. The expense of all the ructions, well are roundel! uppeared to me after much sleep soil compliment to the Aristocracy of Liiiim.kshirr, Arrived the Mary, Owe., from Lundou for Cape de Vents; m 3 ' ,'
uttou s. 0.1. to 41. So. Reams 2,000
lamb.. 7s 0.1, to Si. 0.1. Mee-, a
1 nd Lamb5.....12,000
and kuhstautially finished, roil of will furnishing anxious study to be lice. I know they were op. who had mimed-au truly laudr We ts zeal tit pro. she has sordid again with the rest of the outward bound
all the ludgint,
•ap trtim tit., the Litelleu awl rating ported to .11 the exalting popular prejudices. I ante. muting the interest ed the 11001 kIIIK eljatet ; anal except the Amity, Campbell ; and Prince of Wake; vem....4.. 61.10 6.. &I calve.
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moms, school% ir:firmarv, and house forstiangers, lore silently day by day for more than c2O yews de- concluded a very iropreseive whites+, of which only
weritouvii, APRIL 21. IPork ....4s 4.1 to ss. 4.1. Pies..•.
amounts to 39.790/. ; ray 40,000/., "li:cli at an voted myself to try the effects of these principles, a faint main:: is Isere given, by seconding the Re- The wind having got round to the E.N.E. about 30 sail NEWGATE AND LEA DENHALL MARKETS.
interest of 71 per ma. gives 3,000% per annum.- tine as Ilwy seemed to iiir;ist extensive practice, solotimta. of vessels have left Portland Roads ho the westward. (fly the Carcass.)
This sum, divided among the population coinistiog and in every instance 1 Nord use results Is exceed Lord BEIM *YEN was erremely sorry to disturb HARWICH, APRIL 21. Prcr .... 3s Oil to 4. Orl I Veal .... 34 Od to 5s 4d
, Of 1,200, will give an ant:ual rental of V. 10s. fur toy most sanguine expectations. Nor did I until the harmony of the electing; he should be the last Arrived the Lady Norma packet Nom Cuxhaven, and Mutton.. 3s 0.1 to 3s ltd Pork .... 34 4d to 5s 4d
each tattoo, br of 101. for eseiy family of lour I had teccivtd a conviction of their truth, confirm- I lesson to staoil in die way of any ifiinsiol-eacb *it!. • mail. Lamb-. Ow 44 to 7. 44.
I lessons. e etrby 'twenty yeses' extrer Wore. venture 16 publishJ ice t. promote the ;tartest* of the wniktog classes, Sta.-100e Lord Duncan rickrt for Holland Lord Nellie*
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Ilion fur Co()Tligraveli:tanifidrutlnharlutte ditto fur Holland,
PRICES OF HAT AND STRAW. _
Thm,. e iliml.itilitit, hare been made with great one sentence to the world. I have slier then tonight but he could not assent to all the Resolutions situ with „, mash.
ST.JAMPS.II. wietgreHAPFL.
r-te ; the beiddings have been el:tito art' at the for itifternautioa ham) thrust 'Mod* in Earope.and I which hail just horn read. The Report, he he-
DIAL, APRIL 22. Hay 3/ 104 0.111. 41 15. Oil I Hay., 4/ 4: Oil to 4/10. 0 1
Clistrgow paces tor materials tied ourkinanship ; I hove had ten yetis additional experience of the Hayed, hail only beers pub:islocel about lour or five Sailed yesterday the Hythc, Wilma, fur Chitin ; sad Wil. I Straw It 7s Od to If 13s Oil I Straw... 11 8a0•1116.1/ 14.01
*MI as so much work would be executed together, beneficial results a the Practices I now recommend, weeks. and fur his taw lie hall mit had au uppol-- liam Mile*, Oreille, for India. Clover 4/ Os 011 to 5/ Oir Otl 1 Clover 4/ 44 Od to rof Sis OS i
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A coa•iderable suns might 1),( , (Ned Oil It Coiltr.ti tor "'mama discovering any error in my first views. 1 lenity of seeing it till that morning. Came down from Ilse River and sailed the Aral,. Sinclair,
far the South Stu; Joseph mid Jane Robinson, for Malta • PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt.
ifs • Insguillide. Tell poUnds bait been 01ie.w..1 1.,:r hare also expended 50,000 t iii various intasures to Mr. OviEN said, he hail given ilistruetioos Chit Angeratetn •'.
Haalewsual - " ' , for Jamaica; 11.1), Shepherd, tor NSW riwatera. HIM Rafts. t
tits, iliti,slC each lodging without kitchen utetts.la of metiers. the public to take obi, issiputtsitt sultject a copy should be sent to each of the Neiblenu it, Sierra Leone;
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Freners and Harriet, 011111; and Hopewell; I Kent ....2/ 16. lo 41 15. Kent .... 2/ M. to 4/ si
ni.y kind ; one bed, alai a crib for the Iwo iur:int,, I:i.tly and as much as possible without prejudice, Freeholders, Justices of Pence, Couniriselovers of Forbes, fur Mii Aurelia ; mud Roseville, Andarson, for Naples, I Sussex ..2/ .5. to ar 4: Nll.lll‘ll .•.. 2/ Os to 2/ 11;1
•vi.ll!d lie so ffle1e111; with :1111!1•3 and (*.in., all of t into coomilciation. 1 itelieve the *velvet to he Supply, and Clergy of the county. Game Motto (runs Ilse River tu.day and sailtil the Here- C-iiex ....21 101 111 4/ 4. Kasen .... 2/ ha to 3/ Irk
furdslore, Hope, for China.
• Fat nham, fine, 4110 a to 01 10. Ditto, occond,2l Ids to ai th
which made in gunwales. would he proctireel muck fraught with Itintionerulde taus-logs to maislosal ; Lord IlErmaxwa °baited thus he had not vet
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better and cheaper thim when purchased by single and all 1 1111 W solicit is, that the county let ornoirmil received 011••• --
I. During the boot mouth • desperate gloss_
of thieves line PlilCß'Of RAW FAT, per otone of Sib
t i families. This domestic establishment still 1:1' sill'. it to the calm inveatigatioli of the Govertimeot and Mr. OWEN regretted this circumstance, :1:1(1 Ng
I1116K:1'11 the neightionrhooll a Iliad kfriars•road Kennington A• stated by the Tallow lAs staled by the Butchers
rounded with gindens initm•dittely adjoiniug the Legislature." lie had ordered copies to all the Members of boils and ta.„,......01.." aiiht. ' ill • Melt:is. St. James's M trket.. is Itl!A
lite hail week have monsiniil
• houses, and with 600 acres of land of a fair average Sir 11EN EV STEWART, Bamt. of Allantoo, then Houses of Parliament. lie not Km thaw four bureau tea in Iliaelariats.rund. eix, the, e concluded that tore copy Pi lee. by Ta110w.... 2s 111.1 11'Isitechapel Market 2. am
quality, which ti to be cultivated with the spade. I tn, veil a aeries of resoluttoi:a. tritenchrl for his Ler...mime had been addressed to house of Doctor Duties, iu which miter pixie, are salute I Average...... 2, 10:
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'I he WO acres of laud among 1,200 persons, wi'll J. NA SWELL. Eol. M.P. for Renfrewshire, lint m L Intl, its a measlier ot the Clouse ol l'teis. irPwarri• of 100/. tiois stidoi tof Mr. l'olkaril, silteismith, ro.I 1. MARKET, APRIL 23.
be in the proportion of half an ocre to each mitt, next addressed the meeting.- although lie lisp.l
Lord BELHAVEN *Oillil not have them reAtion in n hie,. prop. rty • .Itie 75101. inn. soils us ;for noose of Mi. si,,p. ~, sia.ket. Ships Sold. Pri,rc.
Ininaon, Sheritre officer for Seeley. In %shish toupee' to a ,11t al
oilman. and child, we two acres to each family of levied to be more immediately counecied with an ParlitiOneld y 0.14. The question aus oloionsly siderabie ail
Lodi the IsitY a
loom was stolen •u4l
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1...11, PCl,Olllle .fluis land eau now be obtained for artijnining county than with that of Lanark, oiie of great IMpultittlec and difficult% ; anti before J. Mono., Esq. is N I
1. e atitosquare, was entered or Saturday
t 1 Splint Coal
~..q. 10e. per attente our.. watt; the ground foe the sod anniequently the intercourse which he had hail they went to •I'arliaisient with a revcimitientlatient sight last, said rubbed of plate, jewsbrt, wetting apparel,
square nod attached gardens added without cost. I the honour to hold with the gentleto a who coos- I that it should become the subject of a lege •
„,k,„., sec. The gang, it it birth-veil, cotirists of .11iiee persona. 1 - • ' ~.......
i It ISM been Deter/anted, from long and extenive postal the piesent very respectable assembly had Ismaili, he thought it wits incumbent oil gentlemits
experience, tiro' a man and wOMIOU of the ordinary been less frequent than he coati b eve wished. yet to make themselves thoroughly acquainted with all
or average strength and capacity inf labourers, can as a freeholder of the County tirLaiskrk. and feel. the propositious w:lrch the Report embraced. Ile ern., hit.• ..
well cultivate seven statute aeries with the spade, lug a deep interest • I,
nt'er•the land •litis been brought into a proper stale upon in 1....• seryi important subject for our could oust say that be vet understood them, mit
which tlwy were met to delfherate, be toward He was certaisely als Ike, got over • wall eight feet pith,
• dto reform, and should he t''''ftif melds ',meta all
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of parer:gallon : the man taking the heavier, and it would not be considered prebipaptuous in kiln happy to co-operate withthe (2 I
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the wtamin the Itgliter pert of -ent.reneis oresent fruit.
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the weak ; bet here to offer. hit reistiments Ont. early otk the nieetaig.- in measures to obtain it. The subject of the pre:
will be tiro acres only for the man and woman to It would cettaiuly•-he aelcuowlgefged by all shit sent deliberations was indeed one of reform ;it was estimate by taking out a pearl •t a wrodutv-shutter, whiels
was rust out by louring a 'mot number of holes in it with a
•i hey renowned int the hussar upwards of an hour, Hie
d regaled ilostnielves hr drinking Iwo holder of wine, and and effected an Yesterday... Esteem filoansT.,-EixG's 1111111-111 AV KIM
II battler, awl half • jar of preserve/1 Holiday at ell the public Myra.
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Evening 34 art.. I. I %noir.' 3 after 7.
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Munro applied so the Magistrates ul Uoioa-Hall Pri•teat awl Poklialw4 it THE 1/IMTISH PRE-s8 "" II II:
amen the place are or the alert fu demote, (MORE Oftlee, Nu. 127, Strawl, by C. CON MULL)
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