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London, England, 1837-11-20 00:00:00

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A , ANTI-SLAVERY DELEGATES.
.1.. A MEETING OF ANTI-SLAVERY , 7,-,-,;#4„.., . .., 1-
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ki;`, DELEGATES, Convened from various parts of the United si
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of s, 0m held at Exeter-Hall, London, on Tuesday, the 14th day
ember, 1817 ; / -1,.... 1
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71. .0 Captain R. HARWARD, R.N., in the Chair. ( 4 !%.,- Yi -: ~.
Moved llovving Resolutions were carried unanimously:— 1 soss i
u by the Rec. JOHN HILL, seconded by WILLIAM D. \ 'lto, .
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CaawnsoN, Esq., 000sso_____Oo
evil. That viewing Slavery, under every form, as an unmingled
tion2.osed.to the spirit of the British Constitntion, and in viola-
, is dependence
the principles of the Christian religion, we solemnly resolve, esessessessseememwsesseesssossms===ssrs
o4o;Peendenc.e on Divine aid, to adopt and adhere to the following
el.c.;_a contained in the Memorial presented to Earl Grey and his No. 14,099. I.
botietipes, the assembled Delegates, in 1833, viz. :—" We feel --ess,o7
ts.lolll,Pt,thlicly and emphatically to declare, that while Slavery ob-
still o_ act' any form, however modified, or however sanctioned, we EAST INDIA HOUSE, Nov. 15-, 1837.
ez_..!year relax from our efforts, nor swerve from our purpose to THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the EAST
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(t, infloence which we may collectively or individually pus- INDIA COMPANY do hereby give Notice,
tbolitio Effect, by all legitimate means, its immediate and entire That the Company's Home Bond Debt, now bearing interest at
Roved it
ss the rate of four per cent. per annum, will be discharged on the
uy Rev. JA str.s CARLILE, seconded by Rev. MATTHEW 30th of JUNE NEXT, from which day interest will cease.
2. Th s VICARS, That the Holders of Bonds of 1001. each or upwards to an ex-
ineliiii; a, fully convinced by authentic and indubitable evidence, tent not exceeding one-half (1,760,0001.) of the whole Debt, may
Ass, ~,''''', official documents, by
the Principles of the Imperial exchange their Bonds for new Bonds, to bear interest at the rate of
obje P"a"pal avowedly for the Emancipation of the Negro, for which three per cent. per annum, from the 80th of JUNE NEXT, up to
stet the immense sum of Twenty Millions was paid, have been which period the present interest of four per cent. per annum will
ss ,o,nrtatically nullified, and its designs extensively frustrated by be paid, the interest upon such new Bonds not to he reduced,. nor
goliveial Legislation and the conduct of Special Magistrates, we the principal to be discharged or demanded, except after a notice of
teeori t° seek, by -01 constitutional means, as the only plan for waive months.
orieoong' full and impartial justice to the Negroes, the total and Holders who may desire to take advantage of this arrangement,
the ,14.itional abolition of the Apprenticeship System throughout must leave their Bonds at the Accounts' Branch of the Secretary s
kovsdritish Colonies, on or before the Ist day of August, 1838. Office, in this House, on or before the Ist of JANUARY NEXT,
a ed,,by Rev. Jon's; KELLY, seconded by JOHN MuItILAT, Esq., the Bonds to be classed in lists according to their letters and num-
feaT that the proof being complete that Slavery, in its essential bers, and the signature and place of residence of the bearer to be
stated in the several lists.
exisLutsre.s, and, in some particulars, of an aggravated nature, still
41eas in the British Colonies and believing that no Legislative In case the whole amount tendered by Four o'clock on. the Ist
rern-udres short of- absolute Ent' anci Emancipation can supply an effectual of JANUARY shall exceed 1,760,0001., then such proportion only
tas-eo,"Y, we 'solemnly deprecate the rpe-appointment of a'Parliamen- of the amount tendered as the said sum of 1,760,000/. may bear to
jestYi Committee of In as calculated to evade the demands of the whole sum offered, will be exchanged.
ther,e;' and prolong the misery of the Negro ; and that we will, The Bonds left will be returned to the parties on and after the
•---....means to prevent so disastrous a measure. Bth of January, and such of them as are to be exchanged will be so
marked, and will accordingly be exchanged on and after the 30th of
AT a PUBLIC MEETING of TENANTRY June for new Bonds, according to the terms of this Advertisement.
The amount in excess of 1,760,0001., will be absolutely discharged
ingestedand OTHERS, of the COUNTY of HADDINGTON,
ifou_ in the SALE of FARM PRODUCE, held in the Town on the said 30th of June next.
JAMES C. MELVILL, Secretary.
'.e.S>f Haddington, upon Friday the 17th November, 1837,
The il:ll...w.IgHN BRODIE, Amisfield Mains, in the Chair. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Nov. 18, 1837.
Resolutions were moved by ALEXANDER BRODIE, TiHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the EAST
alstonmains, and seconded by Mr. JAMES ALLAN, Linkfield ;
and were the were unanimously adopted : INDIA COMPANY do hereby give Notice,
laFinance and Home Committee will be ready on or before
she t, o 'That this Meeting views with great alarm the stopping of WEDNESDAY, the 29th Instant, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon,
'cotch Distilleries working for England, these Distilleries to receive TENDERS for the FREIGHT of COAL from the
of much consequence as consumers of the light barleys below Port of LLANELLY in South Wales to BOMBAY ; and that
24 °I; quality produced in Scotland. Copies of the Terms and Conditions of the Contract may be ob-
hat serious injury must inevitably arise to the Agricultural tamed by application at the Secretary's Office in this House, where
,Moron's of this County from the want of this market unless Go- the Tenders are to be left any time before Eleven o'clock in the
ri2ulent or the Legislature immediately interfere. Forenoon of the said 29th November, 1837, after which hour no
3d, That •
mi_. this meeting is of opinion that the present unequal ad- Tender will be received.
ontration of th- F iso Laws has caused the Scotch Distillers to The Freight to be payable thus, viz.:—One-third part in Eng-
bieeaseatereairry,•ngland, and the remaining two-thirds in India, upon the delivery of
on their'c business, or. curtail their operations most
ler, rally, they being perfectly unable to compete with the Distil- the Coal at Bombay, after the rate of Exchange of Is. Hid. per
the in tngland, under the operation of the existing difference in Company's Rupee.
C avrs rNulatino the manufacture of, and payment of Duties JAMES C. MELVILL, Secretary.
run Spirits in the two Countries.
bill WIRENCH WOOL MATTRESSES.—In con-
ibiferThat this meeting is convinced that any cessation of the
II ' sequence of the very frequent inquiries for MATTRESSES,
That
from working would much affect the prosperity of Agri-
elnuilst..ll:re
ein this district, and resolve to Memorialize the Lords Corn- made on the principles of those of France, F. HEAL and SON.
have directed their attention to the production of an article which
of ;Vrn..rs of her Majesty's Treasury, and to petition both Houses
tries-_a_ Parliament on the subject, praying that they may remove those should be quite equal to the best Mattresses made in Paris, and being
van es of which they so justly complain. exclusively Manufacturers of Bedding they are enabled to offer the
sth, Th very best FRENCH MATTRESSES at the same prices that are
the ,ce at these Resolutions be printed, and copies sent to al_ usually charged for those generally made in this country.
jah,": Ushers of both Houses of Parliament connected with Scot F. Heal and Son, Bedding Manufacturers, 203, Tottenham-
th':" with an earnest request they will give them their support in court-road.
' Proper quarter.
orto6t,rhs That the following persons be appointed a Committee to ARGYLL-ROOMS, 246, REGENT-STREET.
a 0,,, three
a Memorial to the Treasury, and Petitions to Parliament, rr HE Nobility and Gentry are respectfully in-
ure to be a quorum, to forward the same, and to take all JR_ formed that a FUR COMPANY have taken the above ex-
essiares they may think proper relating to this matter : tensive Premises for the SALE of RUSSIAN and HUDSON'S
Mr. Brodie, Amisfield Mains. BAY COMPANY'S FURS as imported. Mr. C. COOK,
Mr. Allan, Linkfield. Agent to the Company, begs it distinctly to be understood that all
Mr. Brodie, Coalstonmains. Furs purchased at this establishment are warranted perfect; also,
Mr. Slate, Sunnyside. if not approved, may be exchanged, or the money will be returned
Mr. Begbie, Bearford. (without any hesitation) to the purchaser within two days from the
Mr. Callander, North Berwick Mains,
7th, That time of sale.—Argyll-Rooms, 246, Regent-street.—The Company
cent. these Resolutions be published in the Edinburgh have imported this season a very choice collection of skins, consist-
ant, Scotsman, Advertiser, and Evening Post. ing of Russian, Hudson's Bay, Canadian, and German sables, Rus-
urptnn the motion of Mr. SLATE, the thanks of the Meeting were sian ermine, Buenos Ayres chinchilla' black, blue, white, and sil-
tr"usly voted to Mr. Brodie for his conduct in the chair. ver fox ; Kolinski, Perivisky, Isabella, and Polar bear ; musquash,
JOHN BRODIE, Preses. fisher, sea otter, minx, lynx, Siberian squirrel, fitch, &c. &c. Also
several very rare and curious skins, that have for the first time been
LIFE ASSURANCE. imported into this country. Coronation robes, Victoria shawls, and
VAMILY ENDOWMENT SOCIETY. Russian shawl cloaks (made entirely of fur), and every other de-
EMPOWERED by SPECIAL ACT of PARLIAMENT. scription of furs, well seasoned, and manufactured in a very supe-
-12,n0r manner. A variety of Esquimaux and squaw dresses, and
Chatham-place, Blackfriars, London. Canadian boots for sale. Furs purchased of the Company are kept
CAPITAL, £500,000. free from the moth during the summer without charge.
TRUSTEES.
PASCOE ST. LEGER GRENFELL, Esq. SECOND EDITION NOW READY, price 6d.
HENRY PORCHER, Esq. COLONEL CHURCHILL'S SPEECH ON
MARTIN TUCKER SMITH, Esq. THE BALLOT.
DIRECTORS. Delivered in the Guildhall, Lincoln, Oct. 26, 1837.
GtoSILENRY GEORGE WARD, Esq., M.P. Chairman. " One of the most luminous dissertations on this absorbing ques-
Nvi,;!ttGE ALFRED musKETT, Esq., M.P.,Deputy Chairman. tion that perhaps was ever pronounced in a public assembly."—
am/ie" Butterworth Bayley, Esq. I Edward Lee, Esq. Stamford Mercury.
i..°,;31 Bowden, Esq. I Major John Luard. Saunders and Otley, Conduct-street, and to be had of all Book-
j ttobert Colquhoun, Bart. I Thomas 'Willis Muskett, Esq. sellers.
°nri Fuller, Esq. I Major George Willock.
AUDITORS. QUEEN'S VISIT TO THE CITY.
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Samuel Arbouin, Esq. I Welber° Ellis, Esq. A SUPPLEMENTARY PART of
Riversdalc William Grenfell, Esq. THE MIRROR of LITERATURE and
BANKERS—.Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths.
STANDING COUNSEL—W. T. S. Daniel, Esq. taining full Particulars of this Splendid Pageant, embellished with
PHYSICIAN—Dr. Roget, F.R.S. Three Folio Engravings-1. Departure from the Palace. 2. Re-
S o aGEON—Edward Cock, Esq. ception at Temple-bar by the Lord Mayor. 3. The banquet.
SoiaciTons—Mossrs. Lacy and Bridges. London : J. Limbird, 143, Stand. Edinburgh : J. Suther-
ACTUARY—Mr. William Lewis. land. Glasgow: M'Phun. Dublin: G. Young, Suffolk-street.
'rift, th ENDOWMENT BRANCH. IMPORTANT TO ALL CLASSES!
fables e peculiar feature of the Family Endowment Society, Now publishing, price Ono Penny (liberal allowance for distri-
tneir Parties, at one time, to insure a provision to the whole of -
The ife offspring. bution"),
HE ADDRESS of the WOKING MEN S
specifie,; reminms may be computed either as certain payments fora
JL ASSOCIATION, with its OBJECTS and LAWS, ad-
event
_,lnurnber of years, or to cease at an earlier period in the
dressed to the PEOPLE of ENGLAND.
01 the death of either or both the Parents. Also, price One Penny,
Endowments are also granted to Children already born.
The ADDRESS of the WORKING MEN'S ASSOCIA-
"ect-----------12'e t.° Each TFuture Child 100/. at 21 years of age. TION on the subject of NATIONAL EDUCATION.
....„............._._...kg,„s
of Annual Premiums. " All classes should read these important documents."—Spec-
tator.
itiusband. " /-------- irt;;;;;;;I London ; Cleave, Shoe-lane, Fleet-street ; and all Booksellers.
•Wire. For 22 Years. Husband's Death.
-- MR. HORACE SMITH'S NEW NOVEL.
'2.1 77 18 1 £lO 10 10
Just ready, in 3 vols. post Bvo.,
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