The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-05-16 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX.

T the (;ENERAI.. QUARTER SESSION
of the PEACE of our Lord the King, holden in sad
for the County of MIDDLESEX, at the Session .Hosse for
the said County (by adjournment), on TUESDAY, the sth
day of May, in the first year of the Reign of our Sovereign
Lord George the Enteral by the Grace of God, of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, King, De-
re n der of the Faith, before Francis Coast, Edmund Cot.
terill, Samuel Pinkie, Richard Holmes, Esquires, and
others their Fellows, Justices of easr said Lord the King.
assigned to keep the Peace in the County aforesaid; and
also to hear and determine divers Felonies, Trespasses, and
other Misdeineauors, committed iu the same County.
In pursuance of as Act of Parliament, made and passed
in the thirteenth year of the reign of his late Majesty, en-
tituled " An Act to empower the Magistrates therein men-
tioned to settle and regulate the wiener persons employed
in the Silk Manufacture within their respective jnrisdic.
lions;" of 'mother Act of Parliament, made and passed iu
the thirty-second year of the reign of his late Majesty, ea-
tituled "Au Act for extending the provisions aim Act mode
io the thirteenth year of the reign of his present Majesty,
entituled 'An Act to empower the Magistrates therein men-
tioned to settle sad regulate the wages of persons employed
in the Silk Manufacture within their respective jurisdic-
tions, to Manufactories of Silk mixed with other materials,
and for the more effectual punishment of Buyers sad Re-
ceivers of Silk, purloined and embezzled by persons employed
in the manufacture therecif;" and also of a certain other Act
of Parliament, made and pained in the fifty-first year
of the reign of his said late Majesty, eatituled " An Act to
amend two Arts of the thirteenth and thirty-second years of
his present Majesty, relating to the wages of persona em-
ployed in the Silk Manufacture." The Justices here present,
upon application made to them for that purpose, having
proceeded to take into their consideration the wages and
prices for the work of the Journeymen and Jourseywumen
Weavers within the County of Middlesex, do hereby settle,
regulate, order, and declare, the wages and prices of wor►
of the Journeymen and Joterneywonten working within the
County of Middlesex, is those branches of the Silk Mann.,
factures called Royal Florets oa Stage Harness or Mouatnre,
to be paid for as in the Schedule hereunder written, is more
particularly mentioned sod expressed.
And the said Justices do further order that notice hereof
be given by printing and publishing the same three times in
the two Daily Newspapers called The iferaing Post and
Tug BRITISH Paris, within the space of fourteen days next
after the making this order, and all Weavers and their Jour-
neymen and Joenseywonten are hereby strictly required to
observe the same.

By the Court, SELBY.
Th. Sehedule above reknud to.

THREE THREAD AND FOUR 'THREAD FLORETS
ON STAGE HARNESS OR 11101UNTEIRE.
Three Threads made single or double I. the Irish
cut by the shirt part of a dent 1,000 or ander, 20
inches or under, 15 lams, or cords or under, per a. d.
yard 1 2
16 to 21 Imams or cords
22 to 30
31 to 42
43 to 60
61 to 90
91 to 120
121 to 150 .. 1 0
151 to 180 .. 1 2
181 to 210
211 to 240
241 to 300
301 to 360
361 to 420
421 to 480
For every 100 cords or under, more extra
Fur every 100 is the reed extra
if it exceed 50 dents to be paid as 100.
Oise shoot to the hoe with owe shuttle, 100 shoots or
wader to the inch, for every 10 shoots extra
Should it exceed 5 shouts to he paid so IS.
To be allowed half as many more brachia.' or lashes
as cords op to 150 conk.
Lad shove 150 cards to be Wowed one third more

buckles or baba tbs. there owe cords. -
For every 10 or wader, more extra • I
To be allowed ty wadi beakless*, eawl forweetbola a
reveler course.
If molted *lib a ample, extra .. • •
Frogs 20 la It. leek% 1,111/11 or seder, Salta .... 2
Free lei So 17 lowboy 1,4114 or wader, aim
It my el Ike above woke be mit 4 *Merle la rbe.
reed, sad cot by Me fear* part of a dear, to be
paid extra per yard

WHITE TERRIEIt LOST on Saturday.—
fir i• rather lame. with cropped aim sad tail. sad
anaxers to the name of " Pincher." Whoever brings hiss
to siabler. Unsou-yard. in Oxford street, opporite
to Arzyk.ain co, shall hire • Guinea Itewat.l.

NEW ROMANCE.
This day is published,
THE ASTROLOGER; or, the Eve of San
Frhsstia• • Rum nce, in three volumes.
" A black presseiug sorrow Oils my heart ; •
What (amid • day like ibis produce hat vise'"
Printed for William Fearosaa, Library, 170, New Bond-
Street.

THE KING
Oa the 20th pill be published.
SELECT BIOGRA Pin UY ; beg a collection
of Lives of Eminent Mrs Who have been so bottom, to
their Country. Dy various diaitnizeislird ,Writers. D.di-
rated to, and illustrated by istrikin likeness of, kis pit.
seat Majesty,
Vol. I. Part. I.—LATIMER. Is. &I.

* Naesrt erf History is awe nmersesieeissal
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