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must he whose vital principle (Cheapness) de•
pends entirely upon the moderation of the work-
men employed in it.

The Legislature has done its best ; the ancient
Combination Laws have been repealed ; and it
will find it difficult to retrace its steps. The
evil is therefore without the reach of Parliament,
and it therefore behoves the tm.sters of the dif-
ferent manufactories to look about, and see if
They have ttot the remedy in their own hands.
The great object is to reduce the ranks of the
present combinations, and to break up a union
which, however beneficial to the workmen, of the
present day, is gradually and imperceptibly un-
-(lerrninitig the source whence their profits are
derived, and their power obtained, and thus ex-
Ming their posterity to a storm which must end
in their ruin and disgraces
This purpose may be effected by the masters
themselves entering into a Society, and inviting
all the workmen of the different trades to
join them ; 5 holding out constant employment
Provision in sickness, and support in old age, as
e inducement
th
to men to quit the present asso-
ciutkos and enrol themselves members of the
Master Manufacturers Society, for the em-
ployment and maintenance of their work
People. The conditions for becoming members
'night
imPose
lion to upon the men the obliga-
work at stated prices, and the weekly
contribution of a small portion of their wages.
Stich a Society, if its plans were well di-
Rested, its proceeding conducted with moderation,
and its resolutions promptly executed, would go
far to defeat the mischeivous effect of the present combinations, and restore that wholesome and
beneficial influence which every master ought to
have over those who draw their support fro
him. m
VE--

.ef ICE, JULY 16.—Their MAJESTIES, who
left i
, -Aeguago yesterday morning, arrived at two
'n the afternoon at the Royal Villa of Stra,
,where they were received by their Imperial
highnesses the VICEROY and his consort. In
Ili evening all the steeples and manufactories on
both sides of the Brenta were illuminated. The
Archduke FRANCIS CHARLEs and the Arch_
duchess SOPHIA his consort are gone to Rovigo,
and will arrive at Stra to-morrow. It seems we shall not have the pleasure of seeing their It'd-
ftttsAt. MAJESTIES in this city before the 25th of
ibis month.
Solittio, JULY 15.—The magnificent road
%Ivhich our august Sovereign with royal munifi-
nee hos caused to be made over the highest
lion of Selvio, to open a direct communica-
bil with G e rmany, which is now nearly com-
;:'`en, induced his flightless Prince
wiSII to ,t,
an , `-'"oose that new road on his return from
1.1111,,- 'm Germany. This circumstance procured
IZeh;wn of Soudrio the pleasure of seeing his
`lay -pess °ll the sth July. On the following
tilL went to Bormio, where he entered the
road over the
b Selyio, and examined the astonish-
obgt:,7l"l Y which art has triumphed over the
itl --`" t`tised. by nature, and formed over those
4: el), inaccessible heights, a road which will
.._ nn be practicable for the use of commerce and
maYellers.....,(lllilan Gazette, July 20.)

iftvr.--The result of the observations
'taken at Strasburg with great precision, shews
'that the heat, from the 13th to the 20th July) was
116 3Rrne
fora that experienced in 1811, so cele-
11Ated its good wines, which are called the
"ecitnet wines (pins de la conzele.) According to
these ,
ouservations, the greatest degree of heat
I.was no tlie 18th July. The thermometer has
leter been 8,
high during the present century,
7cept twice, viz: the 2d August, 1803, and 13th
417, 1807.--(The Etoile of Sunday, July 31.)
t v`eBterday rnornine, the CHANCELLOR of the
in ice4EquElt arrived in town from Beckenhorn
h„"; eat. The Right lion. Gentleman transacted
noon at the Foreign Office, and in the after-
?ill returned to Beckenham.
siii:esterday the Danish Minister transacted bu-
lerlii!l at the Foreign Office.
r• PLANTA arrived at the Foreign Office yes-
w.."47 afternoon, from a visit to Sir GEORGE
VittNbEß.
,or.,4,esterday the workmen began the alterations
.
:"IIA.NcELLon. of the EXCHEQUER'S house.
Eti:eiterday
his Excellency Count LUDOLF,
Liar Y Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
.l4.
.1Y or his Majesty the King of Naples,
Am, NI
kr. , .N. M. Rothschild, and accompanied by'
jointly
telt k.harles Green, Notary Public, have can-
ht and deposited in the Bank of England thed
in
splint of thirteen thousand eight hundred poun sd
hair "jai bonds of the said loan, being the second
i, °the 3 fixed for the redemption
f'_r 18e,
.urn in the
%No 455 including the saving of interest on the
iiirtlit deposited the Ist of February last.
ziecot are sorry to hear that the most alarming
Yest:its from Knole Park were received in town
t4had Ca.'', stating that the Duchess of DonsET
ibeeo seized by a•stroke of apoplexy early in
7,, 0,,,n.,in---plorning Paper.)
11 al: t arl of WINCHELSEA, we regret to hear,
fortoi2l.ll,l ill. Ms Lordship had a fit about a
treolet,TE hince, which has been followed by ex-
Ettpritex•haustion.—(/bid.)
ihas leeAnTeCo nitlsT Cituactr.—A public subscriP-
tilt;lV kq Alain, romenced, under the benevolent auiccsofothne.
.J. nourneesl?‘,urry, the Right Hon. Sir G. Rose, Right H
Poo:te 'airere'rs ' 1.). Farr, Esq. for the rehef of t leounnfor-
,i,_er oa3.
w., by the recent tire at Christ Church. the
,seed i,:,4 Ith. few exceptions, has the loss fallen; many
404" -0 minutes the total destruction of as many years
I et( 1..
thi; !1.3 from Quebec state, the great timber-
hiu nthe na,,,, of
, tiched
Renfreto, had been at length
txl44 the fat 'tueher• She is 1,400 tons larger
143
,*‘: for raft, the Columbus. She men-
-43000"3°" 1,400
ons of timbetrrs, and would carry nearly
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