The Sun.
London, England, 1803-03-07 00:00:00

MON DA Y, MARCH 7, 1803.

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LONDON TAVERN, February IE, 1833.
At a MEETING of the MANUFACTURERS' of SILK
HAN DKERCH I E FS, and others concerned in that Branch
of Trade, to consider of the proposed admiSsion of India.
Silk Hadlterchiels for Houle Consumption, subject to
certain Duties •
RICHARD LEA, Esq. in the Chair;
THE : followiOg Resolutions weie passed unarii-
.l. .mously : - .. .
That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that the introduc-
tion bf. India Silk Handkerchiefs -for Home Consumption,
-will be injurious to the Industry of the Country( by depriv-
ing Thousands of Employment, detrimental to its Revenue,
both in Customs and Excise, and to the interest of the. East
India Company, by greatl rdiminishing the consumption of
Bengal Silk, and ultimately will be destrudive to this Branch
of Manufaelory in this Country.
-That a Committee be• appointed, to ;take. the necessary
measures to prevent this introduction taking place. -
That the following Gentlemen compose this Committee,
with power to add thereto from time to time ; and that. Five
be a Quorum for the dispatch of businvis.
Richard Lea, Esq. London. Pelee Wallis, Esq. London.
M.Baintry, Esq. Macclesfield. JameS.Pattison, Lsq; do.
John kyle. Esq. - do. . C..s, Cazenove, Esq. do.
Tho. Philips, Esq. Leek, John Taylor, Esq. do.
1
ohn Fynney,. Esq. - do. Win. Thorpe, Esq. . do-
r: . Pearson, Esq. Macclesfield.j ohn Jourdan, Esq. do,
Vrn. Wilson,. Esq. London. tames Vatloek, Esq. do.
Jos; Wilson, Esq. -• do. E. Durant, Esq. do,
B. Wilson, Esq. Manchester.
That a Subscription be immediately entered into (to be
called for when necessary) for defraying such Expences as
may arise in the prosecution of this busineis, and that a Book
shall lay at Weaver's Hall for this purpose. ..
. That Richard 'Lea, Esq. be requested -to ad as Treasurer,
and E. purant, Esq.; as Secretary.
That the •Conimittee he empowered and instruaed to
watch over the progress of any innovation in the introduction
of any Silk-manufactured Goods, the Prohibitory Bill hav-
ing been passed. for one year only instead of Live, as usual..
That the Resolutions of this Meeting, signed by the Chair-
man, die publiShed in such Morning and 'Evening Papers as
the Committee may dired. . .
RICHARD LEA.
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Richard Lea,
Esq. for his very able conduCt in the Chair, . •
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THE DUTCHESS OP NENNE's NOVEL.
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'ln TliNeVUlurnss, price Thirteen Shillings and Sixpence,
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ITALIAN JEALOUSY ; or,, the HIS'T'ORY of
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THE ENGLISH MILITARY MISSION INTO
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Original PiAures, by Caroline Watson, .
THE WORKS of the. Right Hon, LADY MANY
WORTLEY MONTAG U, now first published, .by
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have hitherto been printed, excepting an imperfea Copy of
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3. With her Sister, the CounteSs of Mar, while resident at
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4. With Mr. Wortley, and her Daughter, the late Coun-
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Interspersed wall numerous Letters hitherto unpublished,
fro,a Pope, Young, Fielding, and other distingUished
racters.
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-THE PILOT. • . ,
On Wednesday, March 2,, was published,
NUMBER XIII. Ot
'THE PILOT, 'WEEKLY PAPER ; contain
mg Parson ThWaak.'em's Letter to Earl Temple ; No,:f;
of the Anti-G.illican Battery ; No. 4, of the Art qt Lying,
illustrated by Mr. William Corbett, together with the Epistle
written by himself, before, he expired last Saturday.; with
other miscellaneous articles of Intelligence. On account of
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former Numbers may be had. •