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London, England, 1803-02-14 00:00:00

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MO NDA Y, FEBRUA 4, , t 303.

• KEIGHLEY, YORKSHIRE.
A T a MEETING Of COTTON-SPINNERS
. XII. and others interested• in the Cotton Trade, held on
Wednesday the 9th of February* inst. at the Devonshire
ArMs, in Keighley, in the County •of York, inorder to take
into consideration the best Mode. to be adopted for restoring
the Trade to its former Frecidoin;" by application to Parlia-
ment, or otherwise ; • . .
Mr. W. M. WILLETT';iit the Chair;
Resolved, • .;
'That it is the unanimous opinion of this Meeting, that the
Ad of Parliament respeeling.'Spprentices and others em-
ployed in Cotton and Woollen Factories, will, in its ef-
feet, be highly injurious to the Spinners of Cotton, and Pro-
prietors of 'Mills.
That a Committee be appointed to obtain a Repeal or Mo-
dification of the said Ad, any, Wive of whom shall Ire coin-
petent to ad with, pr add to their Number.
That such Committee consist ofthe tbllowing Gentlemen:,
Mr. W. M. Willett, Mr. Clayton, Mr. Peter Gartinth,
jun. Mt. John Greenwood, Mr, Lister $ Nis, Mr. Williani
Ellis, Mr. Sidgwick, Mr. George Merryweather, Mr. koi,;,
Mr.. Barker, Mr. Robert Heaton, Mr. Jonathan Barker, Mr.
Hollings, Mr. Thomas Leach, and,Mr. Horsetail.
That a Subscription be entered into to carry the above Re-
' solution into gifted, and the amount of thescveral Subscrip-
tions paid into the hands of Messrs. Greenwood and Ellis,
Keighley.
That the Petition to the House of Commons (now road)
for leave to bring in a Bill for the Repeal or Modification of
the said .itet, is approved. . •. -
That..this Chairman be requested to transmit the Petition,
when signed, to the Hon. Henry I.ascclles, one of the Re-
presentatives ot this County, desiring him to present the same.
That a Correspondence be entered into with the Commit-
. teeof the Cotton-Trade in Manchester.
That this sleeting is highly sensible of the able exertions
made by the Right Hon. William Wickham, and by the Hon.
Henry Lascelles, one of the Representatives of tills County,
in opposing and endeavouring to prevent the above Ad from
passing into a Law, and that such exertions deserve •the
Thanks of the Cotton-Trade at large.
That Letters be written ,by the. Clcairman, to the Right
Hon. William Wickham; and the Hon. Henry Litscelles,
expressive of the grateful sense entertained by this Meeting
• of their Conduct.

That these Resolutions be inserted in the following News-
papers—THE SUN, Motnin; Chronicle, Leads Intelligeneer,
Leeds Mercury, York Herald, Halifax journal, and Hull
Packet. • • W. M, WILLETT.
The Chaiiman having left the Chair,
Resolved,
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chair-
man, for his able conduCt in the Chair.
. • THOMAS DE J.A FARE,
Solicitor to the Commipfee of the Cotton
Trade at Keighley. -
February gth, )43.

• 'FY
FOR THE sj AND RELIEF OF. PER. SONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS.
Craven-street, Strand, Feb. a, 1803.
BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST RE- ~
PORT, viz.
,C. t. d.
Tile Rev. Dr. Elliston - . A. 22 • .
The Rev. Geo: Seeker .. - A. a, 2. 0
I. liradney, Esq. per Fullers anti Co. - A. 5. n n
D. Barclay, Esq. per ditto - - A. 5 i
e o:
I. Hakerson, Esq. per Iloarcs . 2 a Rich. Robinson, Esq. • - - A. 2a o
Patrick Culq -
AI t 9
, uhoun, Esq.
Mr. Henry Till -
- x . 1 •
Mr. Ilearnden and Mr. Luckhurst -
.. 0 4 o
Dowager Lady Macclesfield, per Hoares - ,as . o
Lady Hesletli, per ditto -
Mrs. Small Wilson, per Francis Wilson, Esq. '2,t2 0 ,o•
Mrs. A. Chatfield . -4,
Mrs. . - 2 2 a
.
,
S. per Rev. °col Seeker - • .. ' ' a 2 0'
M. M. E. M. , . A. to 00 - - is aO. .
'M. B. rel.—X. Z. 51.
I. S. (Letter-box) - ,
Fine of a Hackney Coach .... •

Aman, per B. -
T. B. 0 4 6
Two Books,, Mr. Newman 0 10 6.0
12 6

• Discharged and relieved from various Prisons, 4. 76 8 o
ttt Debtors, for the sum of - - 302 -2. 8
Considered and approVed the cases of 29 Petitieners. •
Rena:talons are received by James Neild, Esti, the . Trea-
surer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea; also by hlessrs. Herries,
Farquhar, and Co. St. James's-street; Messrs. Hones,
Fleet-stie,:q ; Messrs. Fuller and Charter's, Lombard-street;
Messrs. Biddulph, Cocks, and Ridge, Charing-eross
Messrs. Dorrien. and Co. Finch-lane, Corolla' ; Messrs.
ILmunersleys, Pall-mall • Messrs. Vere, Lucadou, and Co.
No, 77, LOMbard-9treet ;'MeSS)"3.. COULICy*, St. lames's-
street ; and by the Secretary, No. 7, Craven-street, Strand,
where the Books may be seen by those, who a NbrrcJttled to
support this Charity, and where. the Society will 'ineeton
the first Wednesday in March next.

VALUABLE COPYHOLD HOUSES, POT,WORKS ,
BUIL:1ING SITUATIONS, and,CLOSES of LAND.
at SHELTON, near Hanky, in the most central part of
•
the Statibnishire Potteries.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,' •
By THOMAS SHORTHOSE,
At the Swan Inn, •in. Hanley, in the County of Stafford, on
Thursday the loth Day of March next ; the Sale to begin
• at Two o'Clock in. the Afternoon precisely, subjeit to
Conditions to be then .produced,' in several Lots;
AN N Elegant and Substantial DWELLING.
HOUSE; with very ethannodieusH Offices, a, large
walled Garden, and excellent Ont-buildings, consisting of a
three stalled Stable, a Cow-house and CoaehAlouse, With
two capital Sets of .?ot-works called the Upper. Works and
Loser Works; and an, extensive 'Plot of Land before the
House and about the Works, containing, in the whole,
a A. 3 R. as P..ber the same snore or less ; also several Lots
of Building Ground staked out, arid four Closes or Pieces of
eapitaFC razing' Land, 'with' 'three small. Tenements ; the
whple.most deSirabls situated at Shelton aforesaid, and now
in the, possession of Captain Simpson.
The House is finished in a 'superior. stile, and contains a
Dining-room, ao feet by 14' feet 6 inches ; a Drawing-toom,
14 feet. by •Is teat 6:mehes ;
.a,Hal I, 14,teet.9.inclies by B.feet
ti inches, with Rooms Over of the ,erne size, beautifully
laid Oak Floors and Starcase, .a small Parlour, good Kitchen
and Laundry, with good Lodging kooms'over them ; Attics,
Store-room, and excellent Vaulted Cellars, &c. all in com-
plete. Repair ; the Garden la well planted With Fmk Trees
of various-sorts, and is in alaigh state of-cultivation; a Jarge,
Wall has been recently built at a considerable expence round
the Plot of Land before the House, which completely pre-
vents any trespass, and forms a beautiful Inelosure,.
The Upper Poti.w..orks consist of tour Capital Hoy*, ,and
the Lower Works have two Hovels, a great extent of Ware.
ltouse room to each, CoutitinK Houses, and every-other Con-
,Veniencei also in perkel Repair, have a nevar-failiag sup-
ply
of Water adjoining, are a short distance from. the Canal,
and close to Coals.

The titcOsilslhthe Pot-wotts. and the Fixtures Pin the
House, which are modern, to be taken by the einchaacr at
a ilk valuation. - "

The Purchaser may also be accommodated with all or any
part of the Household Yurniture, which is in tho modem
stile of elogance, and a Pew or Scat in the Front of the North
.Side s'f the Gallery of Hanley Church, No. 4.1. may he
treated for by Private Contract.
The situation of the House, and the whole of the Lots, is
►lot surpassed in any part of the StattUrdshire Potitlrirs aid
when the present nourishing state of the Earthen Ware ftifit-
nufaetures is taken in view, With the certainty also of their
increase to an extent which caning be foreseen; it will be al-
- that this Sale presents an opportunity which clan sel-
dom be had.

An adequate .Portion of the .Purehase,money may amain
secured on the respedive Lots.
• Possession thereof may be had at Lady-day next ; and for
a View of the Premises and further partieulani, refer to Cap-
tain Simpson, of Shelton aforesaid ; to the said Ariximas
Shorthose,; or to Mr. Griffin, Attorney at Law, Slone,
worm Plans of the ditarclit Lots may be seen.

if
This Day was published, elegantly rioted in One Volume,
4to. and illustrated by numerous E gravings of Antiquities.
Views, Costumes.. Plans, Positi ns„ Vic. - Price Three
Guineas, in boards
jk.JOIJRNAI: of the lath CAMPAIGN in
EGYPT; from the sailing
,dt. the British Army under
Lientenant..Ceneral Sir Ralph Aliercromby, K.B. front Gib-
raltar, to the Sprrender of Alcandria, and consequent Sub-
'edion of Egypt : including biscriptions of the Country,
andof Gibraltar, Minorca. Malta, Marmorice, and Macri.
By THOMAS WALSH,
Captain in His Majesty's 9.0 Regiment of Foot, and Aid•cle-
-Carup-to Major-General sir Eyre. Coote, K.B. AI:P. &c.
This -Journal follows ail the Ivloyenten:s and Operations
of the British Army ; and embraces those of the -Turkish
ArMies under the Grand Vizier and Capoutan NOLL ; as also
those of the Indian Army under Major-General Baird, from
the time of its arrival in the Red Sea, Until its jundion with
that commanded by. Lieutenant-General Loid • Hutchinson,'
'K.1.1. near Rosetta. The Appendix contains a greai-Nuinber
of Official Papers and Returns.
Priuted for T. Cadell, and W. Davies, Strand. To whom,
or to their respedive Booksellers, the Subscribers are re-
quested to send for their Copies. "
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Tbis.Day Was published, in Svo. Price hOaltis,
BIBLIOGRAPHIA POETICA ; a estalOgue
' of knglish‘ Poets of the tzth, wit,. am"
loth Centuries, with a short Account of their Wo;kr,
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This D4y publi,hed, iu 'zosewed,). l'r,ce js. sewed,
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THE ADVISER ; or, MORAL and LITE-
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(To be continued, 1
Volume 111. is in the Press, ztitil Will he shortly produced.
London: Printed for 4114, No. 46, Paternoster-row.
*ll* As it is inmossible for the Public to form any ()pinion
nt. the above Wiik Pty the Talc, tsot,-
joinede Publisher has. sot,-
joined part of e Contents of Sixty-nine Essays:
The larrative—T.orce of Religion exontpliritxt in a Re-
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Jesuit- Desetiption of tile Vail of Foyer(; in s&q.uncr---
Letter front a Noting Gentled-14.i in high Life.—Parallelisnt
of modern Manners with those,.,of " the Itottians' as de-
scribed by Juvenal—A Wordot ,Advice to young Ladies--
Literature vindicated--On Grinning—turogy on • Nlalorie*,'
Life of It eynolds—tulogy on 111a1m4bitry's Life- of Ilarrik
--Bums rescued front the Candour of hisFriends—Lotter`
front a young Gentleman at York, describing his Night scene'
on the ROC! .to Fort Augustus-1. magination the Source ol
Knowledge anti Happiness—On Melancholy--On Music,
Poetry, and Painting—On Foppery iii DreS's—The Folly o.><
talking Polith.s.—Four Letters from a young Gentleman in
London—How to rise as a Physician in -,,frondon--Mearts- of
Doctorising to Advama.);e—The colu;',uslca of the '' Rob..
bers".. considered—Elevert Essays on the, c:ansequences of
Female Frailty, See.

.M ORGAN and SANDERS's New - In% ented
Imperial Dining Tables and Portable Chairs ; the
much-admired Parent hrass-screw ffetlst‘ada, Sofa fleas and
chair Beth, witis a gamin Stock of Upholstery and Cabinet
Articles, upon improved priudples; hr the furnishing Houses
complete, •
NO. 16 And 17 Catherine-Street, Strand.

The Imperial D'utingTAliles an: allowed to be the hand-
somest anti most complete set of Tables ever yet invented
elegant Dome :Beds, with new-designed Window Curtains,
en Suite ; Miisnuitto Couch Beds for Foicign
Climates, Matt*Wei,' and Bedding complete;. every Article
in the Upliolsret, and Cabinet Branchixe, exectded the test
and most Modern* stile of Fashion- i.iti'rraste,- and -of tile
ehoiceit Materials and high-finished Workmanship,
By MORGAN and SANDERS,
ruinishingstiliholsterers and Ciibiiiet'-'NlakerS, •
.No. x 6, and 17, Catherine...4.4=l, Strand.
N. B. To preVent mistakes, please to notice the Num-
bers, 16 and 17.

C.Uitt)NbT It EAII'.OII..ESS.
OSS takes the liberty of ihforining theTemale
AV Nobility ttn(l Public► t bit ttlG. lie.ttl,tlress which ehjoy.
ed the greatebt attracitun on the List
tit N') Itt tt'cli.l)/k V,

was invented by iiitn,'anditnitylte seen a; No: gig, Bishops*
gate-Within, For taste, .magnitieence and' utility, it cannot
be equalled; it is ingeniotislk managed; that it Win forin
a Full-Dress for pneral us:, anitket, bit particular occasions,
it mar be disposed into t. I ie,toipt of whatever Coituvg T time
-rank -of the Lady wilt) Wears it inay require, her fancy
shall chose to adopt.
This Heatl.Dress is of singuLir and appropriate elegance,
and Is stlitetraS well to the diffident es the most coinnianding
stile of Beauty.

ROSS thil* it necessary toassure the Public,.that all supe-
rior Inventions in Fancy.4lead-Dresses have, fur-more than
t 6 years past, originated with him ; and he rospcelfully cau-
tions them nut to be imposed upon by the servile lillitatioll
of others.

The Patcht Hair S pringM Ladies and Gent 'mot, together
with all the various ankles of taste for ornamenting the head
may be procured at his Emporium,

PATRONII-ED BY THE ROYAL. FAMILY,
EYELLOW AWL" BILIOUS FEVERS. • VERY experienced Physiciani'nows what (lan.
gerons Disorders arise from a redundancy. of Bile in the
habit. However salutary a due secretion of this fluid fray
be, yet a diffusion of it in the circulation is known, from it,
putrescent quality, to bring on sudden and fatal Fevers. In
lint Countries this consequence IS' more to be apprehended
than in temperate Climates. It Nis bean supposed by the
eminent of the Faculty to have occasioned the davastat.
malady known by the name of the Yellow Fever rand
this accounts for the uncommon success. of DI Xos N' AN.
filf..laus vi LIS in curing, 'particularly in
_pre-
venting- this Disorder. Captain CaMpbell, now in the West
inchm, who took the Antibiliotts.Pll is successfully in a liver
comptaint, was induced to retaarnmend, them to his Brother
Officerti, and has thereby been the happy means of securing
theinfrotn all the ravages of so dreadful a disorder. The
Pills are therelore in an especial manner 4s a preservative, de-
serving the notice of all 'Military and. Naval Officers, as well
as all other persons 'piing to. those Climates, subjeel to this
terrible calamity, The Pills may be taken by the tenderest
constitution, and retiiiiie no confinement, nor any restraint as
to diet.—They are sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and
Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside ; also by Payne, Plymouth t
Beim, Portsmouth ;, Walker, Falmouth Neale Duvet';
k ;
andeil ; Southampton and Mby one e:twine irenttcr in
every Town in the. United Kingdom', in boxes at ass; 6s, and
as.A. each, 01110 by G. Dixon, etrotlifekty,