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NUMIIER 4735 . ' LONDON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1818.
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••• ORATORIOS. - THEATRE-ROTA, ENGLISH-OPERA, STRAND. ilitewhere r • iiiterfLA•P. The Bank had coo-
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8 HIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY. Feb. 11, I. LAND CLAN, to I.ONDON, arwl COAIPETITION have tiv ' .iiil..l the mode could be
Part I. (the only time it can hr perfiwased this Sr.. of HIGHLAND DANCERS, PIPERS, nail BROAD- hoped to by the Batik when it
moo) Selections from Haudel's favourite &resits of SWORD PLAYERS. will be held iu the above Theatre ne,,,,,
ACIS AND GALATEA. TI3-tloglitow,TllllllllSDAY, February 12, soil RATER- CO
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linos) " 0 duke Cuncentn” Costumes of their respective Claus.
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• Part 11. A MISCELLANEOUS A(T. Doors open ai tie ',Tied:, begin at Seven. t"
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third pet (twosome. iii as English Theatre), 111 r. Bellamy,A CCOU NT of aIVOY A.G2 E. of DISCOV
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`Health, ----- III FUNERAL PROCESSION at the INTERMENT of I
ORATOR lelirt, Her ROYAI. HIGHNEIS the PRINCESS 0141(1.01TE.
TEI 1., COVENT GARDEN. This solemn and deeply *fleeting View of the last honours 30, 1 '
''>\N FIR I DAY N EXT, February 13, 1818, paid to a Princess., than whom the Annals of England pre. lo ii. tit
will lie performed seut not out more sincerely beloved iu life, or more orifeign. but le.
A GRAND SELF:tTION: eilly lamented in death, is taken from the Castle Hill, oppo. (;t.aliea;
site the Illarket.house, Windsor The Figisres, by R. R.
-4 Part fairly from TH F. MF.RMAIn DAVIS, are all in their respective Costumes; and the whole spend thinl. i
ihndels to particular Aim.'" Charwell, may justly be ',romanced as tree and impreasire a repel- give very 111.
-alined the Additioual Accumpari. 'rotation of that allot scene as the Graphic Art caw persons who it i
produce. secure some of . ---li I. Al.n oily he had of the same Publisher, why should they lit.
"rE by Mr. Drone,. The MARTIAL ACHIEVEIIIENTS of GREAT SRI- '4,
-'4) by Mr. Lindley. TA IN and HER ALLIES, from the Year 1850 to 1815; advanced year., .. he.)
11, from Official Documenia ; enthellioilted I. stfinely.eolnured —(llear. I—Their geih
• SAUL. Plates, by Heath. Elephant Mo. price 151. in hoards, Large grace to the City, and lie a.
-"slia Paper 491. House of aiitiilar neglect r,
'is The NAVAL ACHIEVMENTS of GREAT BRITAIN.I
Compter which coot
from the Year 1793 to ISIS; romp, king 57 accurate and Hr-lore ,' ~ .. . .
the itouse couto accrue .
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••Iy coloured Reptesenisi ,by IYhiteumbe, or the most
~a, Naval F.„tagemv„,a,k,;.;flE that Period; with the funds of the City should be assert.
-.vont of each Action. EJephaat 4to. price 15/. to the public.
-we Paper 26/. Sir JASILS SIIAW etAiltl not envy the
~ - -- ---I ?healer lii+ feeliiigs, who could think it i
of the Lrreatest illy in the wntld to hive f.
13 411L14.11EN r. 40,0001. in entrititiiiiii,, the liberators of Enri
The estimate of the edifice hail certainly litre
FVIIIIIIUARY 10. I eroded, all mg to the nece.oity the (WI itisposetl 1..
the ntstnager% to purchase the whole of those estates,
part only of which wus neceuary fur the purposes of I
Pre' the building. li,
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Me. H. SUIVIEIt felt it hisdotty,tinder theme with
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"weimetenve*, to move on amendment. Tina conk.
*id be a charge on the funds of the City, but it cotloll-, i
•ivled evidently to tae rendered a job. In or full 111.,
6,000/. lial been votedf.ir contingent "liiifd halve ;
voce filmed cult to he 13,0:11. hall already tk,
* don t. under the hrua id toe." of toil of his ehilta,
.1 the seandlions limit of make waY for iliv ' .
-+littmentary expei.s,s yet unbroken.--(Ht
well its 4,0001. tear had the honour to brioL,
—(Hear. ) protection of apprentice,. 1 .
...„,,,,dt.r„. the proviviotri of that Act
14y for part eroded, by the manufact
eirployment in the larger towns, ~
with whom they did as they pleas. '
l•le to the penalties arising front t.
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-'aired these unfortunate younks
•hemselves. In this situation
"lied to the House, as pr.
-torn who could shield th.
,+ the baneful consequ. 'I
'rhere were many m.
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11ontoT PEr.t. presented II Petition nom
titian er of Persons employed in the Cotton Mano-
(y(lolWs design:sting theineelves us lebourera, ages!
16 years and upwards, employed in the cotton Indio
in mind al t Mamebeater. 1f there were a body,
said the Ilan. Brronet, which had dime snore far
the growth of this country's opulence. power, and in-
fluence thug another. it was the class of persons now
signing themselves as petitioner's", fur the protection
and interference of this Mouse. They did so,
Hoare of the consequences, mod aware that the im-
mediate result would be the lessening; their present
wages. But such a ere the hardships, severity, and
ill health they puttered, that they would willingly
endure sonic deprivations, rather than submit, for
greater wages, to that excessive lobo's' which lobbed
them of all the enjoyments and comforts of
Hr.-4 / !ear. hear, hear.)—la that part of the
country, the cotton business was carried on
in such a manner, that scarcely any titre was al-
lowed fur meals or rest ; the consequences were such
Hs might naturally be expected. Unremitting exer-
tion for fourteen or fifteen hours to business, created
astlimaa, disinclination to food, nod till that train of
diseases incidental to excessive laborious occupa-
tion in close and strongly heated rooms. In conse-
quence of Lis not being table to 'attend last year,
these poor people had imagined themselves aban-
doned, and again besought Win to lay their case
before those to whom alone they could look for
protection from that evil which the cotirse of trade
had rendered almost tioaroidable. T. no sal jest
could the attention of the Ilouse•with snore propriety
lie directed. Their case was peculiarly hard. fir it
was well.ktrown that nothing but the vigour of youth
could bear up against the intolerable fatigues of it
cotton-spinner's life* and that the ninniesit he became
of full age, when in other professions his labour
would have been most valuable said profitoble,
had already sunk under the excessive and incessant
toil of his childish days, and was thwart aside to
make way for the child whose constitutioo was as
yet unbroken.—/I/ear, hear.)—lle had formerly
had the heimur to bring in a Bill for the relief and
protection of apprentices to this trade, but latterly
the provisions of that Act hod been for the moot
part evaded, by the manufacturers taking into their
eirpinyment iii the larger towns, none hut paupers,
with whom they did at they pleased, without being
liable to the penalties arising from that Act, in case
they required these unfortunate young creatures to
over-exert themselves. In this situation these help-
less objects applied to the House, as persons who
haul no other protectors who could shield them and
their infant families from the baneful consequences
of this rivalry in trade. There were many most
respectable mess, be was satisfied, at the head of
these manufactories, but from daily looking at these
persona in their employ, their eyes become &mi.
liarised to that habit of bodily infirmity and coon-
tenance replete with disease and distaste of life,
which was but too apparent to others, particularly
medical men, some of whom, of the highest respect-
ability, had borne the moat unequivocal testimony
us to the prejudicial consequences of this coati, e-
inem and excessive labour.—(llear.)
The Petition was then read, and stated its sole.
stance that which hail already been mentioned iii
the course of the lion. Member's speech, conclud-
ing with praying the floury would limit their hours
of business to less hours and a half per day, allow-
ing an hour to dinner and half an hour to break-
fast, oust of the twelve houn usually applied to

Regius on Wedgies.lay, 4th of MAIM
GW E 88. Stock- Brut,- er. 9. Comm nod
• 17. LIIDGATIE-MPLEVT, rrmitolg his F. i. n:I. that
WIDIIIIsDAY, 4th of Nut Moira, the Lottery be-
er%
ON THAT DAY—Ten of the Capitol Prises trill be de-
eded to the fret Ten Minute'.
ON THAT DAY—The fiat Pei:, will rewire Fire
Thoseand Pounds to. addition.
ON THAT DAY—T e THR £30.000 Prizes way

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W lwrr Ina, be had. in One li, Valorise. prier IS..
A LIST of the intorairrofts of UNCLAIMED
DIVIDES D% on BANK STOCK. and on she PUBLIC
FUNDS. tiaissfiviihlr at she Rank of England, with the
Moss wilco the first Dividends orspectively became payable,
and the unnolwr of Unvlsinteal Dividends due tu cock Pru-
via tor.

After a few word frntn Sir W. CURTM in expla-
nation ; and Mr. THORNTON and Mr. C. CA LvEnT,
a ion depicted in freling term. the hardships the poor
ill these counties endured through scarcity of fuel,
and represented himself adverse to the extension of
the grant.
Mr. H. SUMNER. while the House was proceeding
to divide. withdrew the. Amendment, and leave
was given to bring in a Bill pursustit to the Report
of the Committee.

All be DOWN'S
UN THAT DAT—The First Blunt: trill evert- rota
Pipet of the But Pori trine in the
Kingdom.
S)N THAT DAY—Net7rf 5,000 TirLdg Mitsl be Drown.
t►N THAI DAY—About Forty Copilot. trill he Strewn.
.I.kl it must be admitted that throe are solid inducements
to purchase early.—A great variety, 11(13 rt is limier, a for-
tunate arlielllM, of Tickets and Shan•s :ire How on Silo
At 0,7 ER B'• forUu.air (111Iers,
9, ron.NHILL, and 17. Ll' navrc Krßrs.T.
lt•here THREE Monrg Prket. of £30,0.4)
Mire beets lately Shared, Sold, ■nd Patel viz.
3,1419,....ia 11 Sharer,.... I:30,000
8,530,.... in 13 Shaves,— Etl►.tllNl
12,690, ...in 12 Sharer, .. 1 +O,OOO
In the last Twelve Years. only m.mev I'rir-s
of 1.1.1,000 have been Slimed in lincland. mint THREE of
Ii1O•t• Five were Sold by WEER :'—t)•.,s nut this lack sae.
14111 the expectation an generally in iiiifestial that some. if
vol all, of the Three 1.30,000 Priz.a iu the present Sclo sou,
.t 1 be Sold by %V E 111?

TO EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS, AND
TILE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.

BY the lost Stamp Act. Om numerous Rev/-
Whips trgnirc•l to Inc complied with iu preparint
rind posing II End OVARY ACCOUNTS and I.F.GACY
RECEIPTS 'I the sTA M P.( /FFICE, mid in obtaining a
Return of CROBATE and ADMINISTRATION DUTY,
',Acre tut) much has Incur Irmid by reason of the DcceinierEs
Debt., and of paying the Adlntiuutd Duty, a here tun hole
bas turn paid in the find Immure, haying involved E'e•
colors and Ailnieuistratuin in considerable Dinicalties.
To Persons no mire raisin dit may be of advantsee to
Lome. tha► an (trill 'I has Iren tidal/Embed by Mr. GEO.
RING, at NO. 15, El N CH* LA 14i Fa, 114x1 Dour to the Union
Fired/thee, Condon, London, for the purpose of airirdisse
them Informat and Assistance 111 all Matter% ertnumrtrvt
with the 1/Rice of EXECUTOR sir A DMINISTIIATOR,
and itioninlisi nue and plari 111 LEGACY RECEIVES and
RESIDUARY ACCOUNTS, dm. at the STAMP.OFFICE,
piyine tire Duty thereon. and fur obtaining a Return of
Duty allele loot mach has beets pant.
Mr. RING having fur the lint 24 'Years been engaged in
Moctotli Continuos, Ilattens I elf that he is peculiarly
qualified for the Edacidation of such Cosircrun, mid bees to
11%1.111fe slime who may confide to I he Transaction ninny
Unninesn, that it shall be performed wills the greatest Promp-
titude ...a rodi,y, at a .tolerate Charge.
N. 11.—No Letters will he received utileas the Postage be
paid.

Mr. PRE,. presented n Petition from the Pro-
prietors of the Ito)111 Canal Compiny io Ireland;
which war ordered to he referred to it C ttttt natter,
to report upon the nature of its complaint or dr.
minds.

Mr. CURW&N did not think the present a proper
opparimisity for the interference of the House. It
had been fallaciously stated, that these persons hail
no other protectors than that House. What ! had
these children so employed no parents? Yes; but
it was an application to the House to legislate be.
tweets the father and his children, and should not be
encouraged by that House. He bad lately visited
those works, and was satisfied the children enjoyed
as much health as those who were suffered to rust
about idle.

Petition. were presented from Durham, end also
from Liverpool, by General GASCOIGNC, against
the practice or sweeping chininies by means of
climbing boys.—Reitd, and laid on the table.
Mr. W. DUNDAS presented a Petition tront cer-
tain persona in Erlinhough. praying that the G ua
Light Company in that city might be rendered an
incorporated company.

Mr. GORDON asked the last speaker did he menn
to contend that to employ a child from six in the
morning to eight or nine in the evening at unremit-
ting labour was not too much for its constitution to
sustain ? They frequently were not more than live
or six years of age—and could the Hon. Member
think there -
such excessi,

Cs. CARROLL
SOLD in the Last Lottery ins less those SIX
11 CAPITALS, inclutlittz
Two of Twenty liosiguail 11.1nvis, ri:.
3.615 Cara IL • • • • £20,41,14 in Sis.sres,
4 349 pato
..4 542 Ditto
-i nls4 Ditto ...... it In in Shares.
3.645 Ditto ...... 210 in Shares.
4 7t!it Class A...... '2lO Whole Ticket.
G CARROLL also Sold its Shales No. 7,735, Ilse
Last Prize 4.1 .I,' Homo
f •..r drawn, at hi' truly fortunate sad uld-rsiabliebed Officer,
7, C. 4t41.111, and 251, Oxford-street.
'llse prevent Luttcry will commence Drawing on the 4th
..! N rat Month. The SCIICIDC IS Cuitipwrd of Sterlsog
:11...1ry, mud contains
rHIIK K Prizes of £30,000
IINI: III:NIMED CAPITAL PRIZP.S.
7$J'iLVl PIPES qf FINK OLD PORT, 4.c.
l't• l'ickrt. nod Shaw, for 'Ouch are now on Sale at she
IlliNces of G. CA 1t1t0L1.,7, Corishill, aid 26, Oxford-street

the parents had
behalf of their
called an to legislate
fact was, masters
the condition -
roam/Wed to

chided from _
the Giber flietorir•e.
Hod Par!lamer

regulation ti,
erg, he knew

the Sittishly
from thuir e:

f. oat childrri

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was no inhumanity in forcing them- to i
ive labour at so tender an age ? But 4 L
had in this case applied to Parliametit la
eir children ; so that the House was not
'legislate between father and son. The
tasters could nut of themselves amend
on
of these unhappy children ; if one
o relax, he would soott lipid liituaelf ex-
n the market by the i.uperior diligence of
ictorier. It was therefore fur Parliament.
intent Orme. to interfere and give the .
the sanction of 13w. These little •iiirrt-
ew. could lw instantly dititiagoiala.st at
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y Schools its Owl part of the country,
excetwive debility and tickle npreitia.tre,
ren employed in other factories or t 1... 'l,
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