The Sun.
London, England, 1801-01-19 00:00:00

MONDA JANUARY 19, 180 F.

RANE LAC; H.
Under. the Patronage of His Royal Highness
THE PRINCE OF WALES.

TO-MORROW.EVENING, I ANUARY 201
WILL SE GIV.LN

A •SUPERB MASQUERADE,

IV HONOUR OF

THE BIRTH-,DAY OF HER MA:iESTY.
The Tables in the Centre of the Rotunda Will be:ap-
propriated for Tea, Cotii:e, &c. And at One o'Clock the
Boxes will be opened with the following
REGULAR SUPPER
Chickens, Ham, Veal, Tongue, Beef, Mince Pies, Jel-
lies, Blanc Mange,Pastry, Fruit, tee. In addition to which
be .gleen (upon the plan which received such ge-
Pneral approbation the preceding Years),
FIFTY •I`WELFTH CAKES,
(as Prizes to be demo for by the First 400 Masques ; each
of whom upon Admission will be presented with a Ticket,
which if drawn a Prize, will entitle the holder to a
Twelftb.Cake.
Wines at the first quality will he provided.
Admittance Half-a-Guinea only:
A commodious Room will be appropriated fm• Mas-
querade Dresses in the. leimee next the. Pay Door, where
Ladies ..end Gentlemen may he supplied with a, great
variety- bric Black and Cololited 'silk Dtmlines 'for Aire,
from Five Shillings, to One Guinea each. —Hats,
Masques, Feathers,
Tickets.to be had at Mr. Birchall's Music 'Shop, NeW
Bond-Street e, Mr. Bealby's MasqueradoWareheese,-
ventry-streot ; Mrs. Richman's Masquerade Warehouse,
No. 36t, Oxfoid-strect ; Mr. Croft's Masquerade *fate.
hduse, Fleet-street; Mr. Farrance's, Paitry-Cookucl-
late-hill and, Spring-gardens • Mr. Roach's, No. 71.0 Flay.
market ; and at Rarteligh-House, where Dresses Maybe
had on the Evening.' •
An excellent Band will be provided for the Caustry
; Dalices and the 'Corporation Band in full Uniform, will,
during Supper, pertbrin some of the most favourite Mi-
litary Pieces.
Doors to be open at Ten o'Clock.

, • LE ~, 1 - enemy tl, 'Sox.
T a very Nubierous and Resiteaable MEET-
,
,A ING of MERCHANTS, MANUii.ACTURERS
and MILL OWNERS, held this Day at the. Mbied
,in pursuance of Public Advertisement from
;the Trustees, of the Mixed and White Cloth-Halls; to
take into Consideration _the propriety of petitioning the
King for the purpose of obtaining a speedy Peace ;
• Mr. OS LPN% LI NS L in the Chair;
Is was tinanintousty lUNtifvel,
t. That great numlicrld., laborious and industrious Fa.
millet, who have hitherto supported themselves by the
Manufafiures of this Neighbourhood, arc now reduced to
the reatest Distress.
Resolved Unanimously, •
2. That many, of .the' more wealthy. Manufaiturers,
:wanting a Sale for their Goods, have been usWer the ,ne-
ceSsity of dismissing a great proportien of thnit Workmen,
who in consequence theteolicave been Ohl igekl,„to apply for
Parochial Relief, thereby adding to the numbers already
dependent upon the Parishes for their SUbsistence, which
has advancaiour Poor.Rates'beyond all example.
Reiolved Upanirriously,
3. That qur Tsxes have advanced in as great or a greater
proportipn..
Restfliiitt Unanimou'sly, •
.4. That in addition to' these.Evila,,every kindof Pro.
andfputirulaily. Corn, . has risdpto . a most exor-
bitant .
Priec. ,

Want, Considering that of Employment to the preSent
extenta.: the exveSsive,Vemancts upon up for Peer-Rates,
utscr.noug .h.. U;O4.
were unknown 'to thts Country-befoft—thr unfortunate
War in which 'we are engaged;
Resolved Unanimously,
S. That. the War is the principal cause of these Compli-
cated Evils ; that if it be.eontimied, the absolute Ruin of
very great numbers of us is inevitable and that it is a
duty we owe to our Country, our Families, and our Pas-
teritv, to -petition the King to adopt Such-Measures as His
It4iJOyitt'his lvisclom may see fit fur the purpose of Ob-
i taitung a speedy Peace. .
Resolved Unan i nous Iy,
6 That a Committee of Thirteen Gentle Men be ap.
pointed, withwer to add to their number, 10 carry the
,foregoing Resolution into etka..
Resolved,

7. That William Wilberforce, Esq. and the Hon...L.
Lascelles, our County MeniLier4, be requested' to.present
the Petition to the King.
Resolved Unanimously; • ;
8. That the Proceedings of this Meeting be published in
the Leeds, and . such Provincial and London Papers, as
the Committee may judge proper.
Reiolved Unanimously,
9. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the
ITrustees•of the Mixed and White Cloth. Halls, for tailing
us to_gether Upon this important occasion. • '
Resolved Unanimously,
to. That the Thanks or this lvfeeting be given to Mr.
t Joseph Linsley, for his im partia4 Condua in the Chair.
JOSEPH LINSLEY, Chairman.

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