The Sun.
London, England, 1801-03-04 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4,

At GLASGOW; and within the TRADES' HALL, the •
.Twenty-sixth Day of February, One 'Thoitsand Eight
Hundred and One Years. • ! •
CONYENED,, . Archibald Newbiggirig, Esquire,
CooVenot, With the most part of the Deacons and •
remanent Members of the Trades' House,. the whole
having, been warned to attend,. as was verOed by
fficei. •
1"
1-IConvenor stated to the Meeting, that he
had called the House-together in conseqoencev of a
Letter he had received. from the Calico-Printers in Glas-
gow and. the Neighbourhood, regarding an Additional Tax
proOosed tb be laid by-GOvernment upon Printed-Gtiods ;
and-the Lettor.having been read over, and,the subjea.rnat-
ter of it reasoned.upon at Considerable-length, thokeeting
unanimously came to the following, Resolujimrs-:
Resblved, 'that this House 'Etre of Opinion," that every
Legislative ,impoSition, atletting in a dire& manner th,e
great Manufaeluring Interest of the Country, is.calculated
to embarrass the industry and depress the genius of the
operative individuals conne6ted therewith. , •
Resolved, That as the.Progperity nnd.Napppinesf of this
part of the.Conntry seemsintimately conned 44 with the
groWing Capital and Improvement of its ManufaCturps,
that it must -therefore be of the most hurtful and dancter-
ouS- tattle/ICY .to; this' City:and.ifeighbouritnoil, to retard
their progress.
Resolved, That this 'House, as representing the foUr-
teen I heorporated Trades of the City, cannot see with in-
diftilenee the proposed Additional Duty Upon Printed
Calitos, lazing of opinion, the same, if passed into a
Law, will 114 highly discouraging to the persons engaged
in the..Prititing Trade, and•contrary.to the WlOinterett of
the United Kingdom.
Resolved, That this Holise are most heartily willing to
contribute -their quota for the Support of Governinent, .
when the Taxes imposed for that eilect are laid upon great
general principles ; but they are united in opinion, that it
is of .great ittiportance, not only to this part of the Court-
'try, bin- 4lir the welfare 'of the State, that National In.
disatry befleft, free of the titters connected with. Public
Stgutes.
Resolved, That/Copies of the above Resolutions be
transmitted by the Deacon Convenor" to the Member. of
Parliament for the City, and his co-operation in the busi-
ness requested.
Resolted, That these Resolutions, be subscribed by the
Deacon Convenor and Clerk tothe House, and by inserted
in the English and Scotch Newspapers.
ARCHo. NEWBIGGING,
Deacon Convenor.
Extracted from the Iteco;ds of the. Trades' }louse,
by BENJN. MATHIE, Clerk.

MOT DIAMOND.
March 2., tgoz,
No. 9,488,
Drawn this morning, and en-
titled to the Grand Prize of the prcoT DIA-
MOND, was sold by HORNSBY and . Co. at their
old established'State Lottery Office, No. 26, Cornhill,
who also sold, in the yo-dr 5774, the Grand Diamond Prizes
in Cox's Museum Lottery.
.EN,PLISH STATE-LOTTERY,
NOW DRAWING.
• WARRANTED -UNDRAWN.

The Tickets and Shares, on the very lowest possible
.Terms, will continue on Sale during the whole of the
Drawing of the present State Lottery, warranted tut-
drawn at the time of purchasing ; by which mode the
Purchaser will be as secure as if tli4 Ticket or §igre
had been bought before the Wheel went round.
The following CAPITAL PRI itS have been
Sold, Shared, and
.Registered, by HORNSBY and Co.
z Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds,
7 Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds.
a Prizes of Fifteen Thousand Founds,
13 Prizes of Ten Thousand Pounds.
19 Prizes. of Five Thousand Pounds.
go- Prizes of Two Thousand Pounds.
49 .Prizes of One Thousand Pounds.
73 Prizes of Five Hundred Pounds.

NOTICE is hereby given, That MATTHEW
PEARSON, formerly of Pinglass, in the County
of Dublin, but late et` rue City, of Dublin, Esq. Barrister
at Law, deceased, by his last Will and Testament, bear-
ing date the stli Day of September, 1.192, among othert
made the follOviing Bequests : To Henry. Pearson, then
out of the Kingdom, and to Elizabeth Pearson, his sister,
-.being tke son and daughter of Henry Pearson, formerly of
Bride-street, and lopgdeceased, to each the sum of tool. ;
and to each surviving Son and Grand-scut, Daughter and
Grand-daughter of his cousin, Roger Pearson, deceased,
tool.: and as to what should remain of his Personal For-
ttine, after payment of his Debts and the Legacies in'said
Will mentioned, he directed that •one_eclual moiety of said
Surplusage might be .divided; by his Executor, between
the Sons and Daughters,• Grattd-sons and G rand:daughte rs,
i.of his cousins, Henry and Roger Pearson, both deceased,
share and share alike. And said Matthew Pearson by his
said Will' directed, that his 'Estate of CromWellstown,
and pan of Kilteel, in the County of Kildare, should de-
scend to his Heir at La,w, he not then knowing whom to
nominate ass such. Al! Persons having any right or claim
nnder the respective Devises in said-Will, arc requested to
apply to Richard Pearson, Esq. sole Executor of said
MattheW Pearson, at No. ilog James-street, in the City
of Dublin, stating their reSpective affinity to said Matthew
Pearson, in -order that thetr'Rights may be particularly
investig,
ated and ascertained.
Dublin, the gth Day of February',, t,
_

AN ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED to PURCHASE, an. ESTATE,
with •a good FAMILY MANSION, and any
quantity of Land ; distance from Ten to Thirty Mile*
from London.
Any Person having such to dispose of, will please to
address the particulars to R. W. Forbes, Esq. No. a 6,
Ely.place,- Holborn. .
kiitNiitiEtiliousE, PARK-STREET, WEST-
MINSTER.

PBE LETT, R6dy FURNISHED, for a
few Monthi (not more than Six), a neat small House
of Two Rooms on each' Floor ; the Fumiturescdain and
useful. The Terms will be according to the.tiuie for
which it is taken.

May bC seen any, day from Ten to Three, by applying
for a Ticket to, Mr. tvhite,"Storey•s Gate, Westmmster.

.FINE 'WHITE FgENCH STARCH just Arrived.
TO BE SOLD,
At Garraway's Colee-house, Cornhill,
On Thursday, the sth of March, at Six o'Clock, by
Public Sale,
A BOUT FIFTEEN THOUSAND PAPERS
.1„ of STARCH, in small Lots, for the convenience
of S hookeepers and I' rivate Farm lies.
Catalogues of which will be timely deli4ered, and Sam-
ples ma ye' be sten at
- T. BOWDEN's, Broker,
No. -36, Camomile- strew

By VIRTUE of a COMMISSION of APPRAISE.
!VENT and SALE issued out of the HIGH COURT
of ADMIRALTY of ENGLAND,
WILL .13E- SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Golden Lion Inn, Weymouth, on. Erichy the 6th
)
Day of March, 1801 at Two o'Cloa. in the Afternoon,
IHE l'ollowin`GOODS, now lying at Wey-
Mouth, and there to be delivered, viz. •
tO6e Cheits•Sevllle,Oiatiges, " . •
14 Ditto Lemons, .
19 ' Halt' CheStB ditto, •
135 Chests. Spanish 14.4ce, or Spanish ;Liquorice;
166 Kegs Olives, •
•
it Lesser K cgs:ditto.
Being the entirt.'Cargo 'of the Sriedish Ketch, Flury
Gunda, -Stettin Kraft master.
For viewing the Goods, orany other particulars, apply
56 J. ll9rsford„ and I. 413ucart, the Commissioners, or
stac alvi Tindal, Attalnliecri, Weymouth aforesaid; and
,also of Messrs. Paul and Hay. Le Mesurier; No. 9, Au-
stin Friars, Loudon.