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London, England, 1801-06-29 00:00:00

EXPORTATION ofV,'();;L,Vs• ‘_l4Ati,-:;!N &WORSTED 1
YARN.
Halifax, 'lune to,iSot.
A T 'a MEETING .of.. the MERCHANTS,
ALAN lira: LI lit E RS, itect,others concerned in the
IV,OOLLEN and WORSTED TRA.Dk:, held this Day pur-
suant to Public Advertisement,: the following Resolutions
w}re unanimously agreed t 0..:
h: That tike E;:portation of Wool, Woollen, or Worsted
Yirn to
,Fortugn•Countries, is pregnant with such :la conse-
quences, as to threaten the. Trade- of this Country 'With de-
strueticin. •
~•
That as several Farcels of English Worsted. Yarn have
ben seen in fortngal and Germany exposed to Sale, there
can OVA lit "tlie.existenee of such an evil that
the present very depressed State of the Worsted ManufaCtory
is owing, in a great Measure, to the Exportation of WcirSteu
Yarn. • .
3. That the'rcilloiring...Genticmen be appointed Comr-
matee ter the purpose •of co-operating with -the Wocsted
Committee,. inonlerto Acted awl prosecute-to conviction,
any person or peraonS who may be concerned in such Q.neta-
dons practice
!oho Edwards, Esq.- Mr. Tho. Richardson
Win. Walker, Mr. Thomas Bates_
loseph Edwards, Esq. Mr. Wm. Etiniiett
Mr. ‘Vin. Rawson Mr. Joseph Halreydes
Mr. John Rhodes Arr., Wm. Holland.
Mr. lames CroSsly Mr, Joshua Farrel.
Mr. Wm. Mitchell . Mr. Robert Emmett
Mr. Wm; Rothwell • Mr. Samuel Hall
Mr. Charles Hudson Mr. Tho. Edmondson.
4. That a Subscription be entered into, to enable the Coin-
mutee to prosecute...such Offenders, and :to otletand.pay a
handsome Reward to any one who will give such intorma-
tion as may lead to thedetection of such Otknees. •
5. That the Committee be instructed -to correspond With
alt other Bodies-of People who may be inclined- to favour
them with any Coninvinications, and that this Meeting hopes
, apd trusts that all the other nanufaCturidg Towns will unite
in endeavours to put a stop to such an alarming-Evil.
6. That thereWre this Meeting invites the other Towns to
appoint Delegates to meet at Bradford eiith the Committee
now appointed, in order that the object of this Meeting may
be more eitettually carried into execution.
7. That these Resolutions he printed in the London, Leeds,
Halifax, -York, Manchester, and such other Provincial NeWs-
papers, as the Committee may think proper.
WILL. CURRER, Chairman.
The Chairman having left the Chair, the Thanks of the
Meeting were voted to him unanimously.
4t a Meeting ofthe Committee appointed by the above Re-
solutions, ,
Ordered, That a Reward of toot.
_(over and above. the Re.
ward otEred by the Worsted Committee, and what is allowed
A.Ct of: Parliament) shall be paid to any .person who will
give intormation against any Offender exporting Wool, Wool-
tenor Worsted Yarn, or illegally packing any such Materials,
with intent to export the same, so that he shall be conyittied
of such offence.' • - . , .
Ordered, That a handsome Reward shall be paid to any
person who will give information which, may in its conse-
quences lead to the convittimuf any such Offenders ; and
the name of the Informer, if desired, shall be kept secret.
Ordered, That--such informations arc desired to be COM-
inunicated*to Mr Tho Mas Richardion, of Halifax, one of
Memberselthe Secret Committee appointed for that put%
' pose.

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ISLE WIGHT. . CAPITAL-TtlANoßomci FARMS.
'TO BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION,
By .j. YOUNG,
On-Thursday the 2(1 day of July, t/ht, at the Bugle Inn,
• Newport, Isle of Wight, at Fiveo'Clcn:k -In tin: Afternoon,
unless sooner disposed of by Private Contract, of witicii
immediate Notice will be given; '
Its the following Lott
Lot r A LL that MANOR and FARM called
BRIDDLFSFORD, situate in the Parish of
'Artoo,2l, about three miles from Newport, and three from
;Wooton, consisting of a convenient Messuage or Dwelt ing.
!house, lately fitted up 4 a considerable expellee, and "with
suitable Barna, Stables, and Out-buildings, and about 330
:Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Coppice, Wood, and
Common Land, ther.:to belongmg.—The above Estate is
'rythe,free, extremely well stocked with Timber ;, thg
"i'Royalti is very extensive,. and the. Manor abounds with
Game. • -
Printed Particulars ruay.be had three weeks, previous to
the Sale, as the Office of Messrs. Dant-in and Warner, Runt-
sey Messrs. Duff! and Matthews, Inner Temple, London;
Bugle Inn, Newport; George and White Hart, • Winton;
Crown, Portsmouth ; Gosport; Coach and. Horses,
Soutliton ; White Hart, Salisbury; Angel, Lymington ;
Crown;-:Ringwood; and at the Auctioneer's, Rolosey..
N. B, Lots 2,3, and 4, as stated in a former Advertise-
inept, ate disposed orby'Private Conti e 3.
;• -• -Bra: XS and OXFORDSHIRE,
TO' BE LL T, to the highest Bidders of net RentS, on
Leases for Tnenty-one Years,
rrATO • CAPI'T'AL and VALUABLR FARMS,
1 in the Parishes of Radeatt and Pcaruham, hi the Neigh-
bourhood of Farringdon. One consisting of about One Hon•
dred' and Twenty Acres of rich Meadow Land, besides a
Farm.house, and all necessary Out.buildings; and the other
upwards of One Htindred and Seventy-five Acres of rich Ara—
' ble, Meadow, and Pasture Land (the
,greatest part Tythe
Fry,), besides a Farm-:souse and Otit-buildings; and also a
Dwell house,. and near 'four Acres of Meadow Land in
Radccivith a Fishery on the River Isis, and Tolls anal!
Boats passing through a Lock on that Ricer; which on account
of the Canal, is supposed to be very v.ilitable.
Proposals to 1.•;,: sent to Mr... 3. C. Williams, in Bedford.
row-, London, on or before the tst day of September next ;
and, if they shall not bnaccepted, thelkbove Farms, Fishery,
and Tolls, will be lett by Au6tion, at the. Crown Inn, Far.
ringdon, pa. Weduesdartbe 13dot September aseit, at Three
o' Clock in the Afternoon precisely,