Star.
London, England, 1806-08-08 00:00:00

ARRIVED.

hi the Rivet. the Trowitielo7 Ferry; and the Urania, War.
ran, (mai parributin—lo the Number. Neva, Sam from
ibteribergh, with Cenral otters—At Liverpoi4, Nancy, Wharton,
from New Yak; Ataity, Perkins, frees htaNicitifetts Jahn
Kea. from Malta; Soho, Stephens. fain Witragett ; Wire,
Broderick; Helm, sod the Cameos. Gray, front Nana
In the Clyde, Mtge, Livinetton, from New Dradwick—At
Whitithaveo, Thetis, Shaw; and the Bartle, Peek. from atty.

Yefterday the Royal Perthfitire and Denhighfhire
regiments of Militia marched into the Barracks at
Deal.
The whole of the St. James's Volunteers, to the 11
number of aso, commanded (in the abfence of their
Colonel, Lord Am Heart.) by Major Doswell, nd- ,
tered in the Duke of P 's area at three o'clock
yefierday, and then marched to Hyde Pao k, where
they had a grand field-day.
Yefterday the fire Surrey Corps of Volunteers had
a field.day at Montpellier Gardens, for the firlt time
fine they entered into new regulations, conformable
to the Training Bill, Ate. The Corps, upon this oc-
eafion, made an exceeding good mullet, and being
formed in line with the Sharp Shooters attached, went
through the nfital movements in a manner highly
creditable. Previous to their difmilfal, the Members
of the Regiment were informed, that, unlefs they at-
tended pundlually at drill, their certificates of exemp.
tion from the Training Aft would not be delivered.
On Sunday morning lad, the di Norfolk or Lynn
Regiment of Volunteer Infantry, commanded by
Lieutenant Colonel E , was !ambled for the
purpote of taking into confederation, whether it
could remain embodied under the prelent repletion.
and allowance, of Government ?it was dated by
Colonel E , that the fund originally fukfcribed
fox the ut of the Regiment, was entirely exhaufied ;
and that to uew clothe it, would colt at lead (even
hundred pounds beyond the Government allowance
of aos. penman, betides the annual eapenfe of drums
and fifes ; and that he° was not aware of any means
of meeting fo heavy an 'riptide. Upon which the
opinion of the Officers. Non Commiffroned Officers,
and Privates, being taken, appeared neatly unani-
mous ; That, much as they regretted the neceffity.
they could not pledge theosfelves to further fervice,
reguefiing their Colonel at the fame time to declare,
that, though for the realm affigxed, they could not
continue longer embodied, yet that each would indi
widually feel himfelf bound to render every fervice
in his power to his King and to his country.
Colonel Evaaaan regueded the Regiment to ac•
cep.t the wariest& atm*s of himfelf and the other
Officers, foe their uniform good conduit on every
occafion rani be had the honour to command them,
and adored them, that nothing could exceed his high
linfe thereof, but the regret he experienced at the
beeefity for parting from fo fine a Regiment.
AllilaltDift Ham.. oe, Elg. (one of the primness
detained in France fince the commencement of the
War) is daily expeded an England ; the Imperial
Inlitute at Paris havirf applied to the French Go-
verattent for his liberation, which has in ecinfiguence
been Masted.

CORN EXCHANGE. AV 91711 T
, lite fupplies of Wheat ter( are abundantly great
tniday, and this trade is at a further redattion in price
of Aout Ss. per quarter, and few fates effetted. es-
paling it lower—Barley, with Atilt are each nob"
cheaper—Tick Beans in abundance, and are Alf' low./
—Grey Peas at lets—Oats of fecond and tirdiassry
quality are in plenty and cheaper, hot the few flue
keep their price—Sales of Flour are at a reduttion.
tine American ass. to 451 per barrel.

CVaaKNCT As VISORS!
Wheat. 647. 7114 pet qt. tirey Peak 3614 es sod
Fine Ditto. dos du od Bean.. 400 g 44$ od
Rye, 3ge 421 Tick plan, 33. Oa el
Barley. 32. 37s cd Osta. sal 17. 3011
Malt, 6i 73. t. 4 Pultind ditto has 3ja cd
White Aare, Gas 7111 Rape Seed, (ocw) all sal
PUCE •r FLOW*. •
Floe Flout 6j. to ?os Smoak 6ca loop portaek.

POLICE.

GRETNA GRUEN MARRIAORS AND CROW. CON.
s —On Wednefday afternoon, Miller.
the Officer, arrived in London, in R poil-chaife, with
a molt beautiful young :omen, of the age of twenty-
two years, in his cultody. from Bafiogitokr. charted
with the crime of bigamy.... The charge again* her
will try the validity of Gtetna Green marriages.
and alto of an aetioo of Crina. Con. brought by the
pi ifoner's first hothead, againit the &cond.
The circumitences arc as follow :—lre the month
of November, Obi. the prifoacer, who was then in
her fiventeenth year. ran away with Mr. John Whit-
' ford. a refpefiable gentlemen fatheer of Harapthire.
to Gretna Green. Mr. Maaoiag. a refprthable at-
torney. who is commend for the profecution, and
has teen indefatigable ialsis esertioes, produced Mt.
Davit Sang, of Gretna 'Green in the county a
Dumfries, a tobacconia, one jibe fokmaifers i f
marriage ceremonies at Gretna Green, who ileeeto,
that on the 26th day of Notesaisee, allot, he was ap-
plied to by John. Whitford. Who timed biter& to re-
fide at Balinglekg, in the omaty of Hants, to marry
him to Elamite Howard, of the fame place. fpinner,
whiCh hearted to. and Mr. Whitl.wd paid him five
guineas, aficr which they proceeded to Gretna Green
Hall Inn, at Gretna Green, where the marrow ce-
remony was foleninifed is the prefeace of James
Fergulon, the landlord's fool, who Ilitiferibed hie
name as a wiwe(e. After thit bunt.., the
bride requelled a certificate, of dor sionrioga, which
he granted. and for whisk 14 prefealedhins with two
(billings to buy a pair of &res. The withers had
no doubt but that the Nikita' itod Mr. John Whit•
ford. purest. were the parties whom he married.
The Rev. William Gawks*, of the parith of &-
Mary, Lambeth, (laced, that on the Awls day of May
lalt he married, by banes, the ptifoner, who deft:ethos
herfelf as Eleanor Award, (pin Iter. to lobate Jaques
James, Efq. deicribing hi:offline a widower, of It.
Mary, Lambeth parith.
The Parini Clerk of Lambeth attended, but was
not pofitive as to the porton of the prifoners, Sabring
veiled at the time of bar marriage.
Giles Herring, of Chefier-ttreet. Kean: an, hfew-
ever, one of the fubferibing witncifies hat no &Mkt
of the perfnn of the prifoner, and that the is the pee-
fon married to Mr. James. oa the above day.
It likewife came out, that form after the mire/aerie
marriage with Mr. Whitford her area:nit appeared
to be upon the decline, (envied to be op aecount of
his not being futeefsful in buinefs:. &wee time fines
Mr. James, the prtfoner's feared Mikado a wealthy
old Gentleman, about futy years of age, prevailed
upon the pilaw and her buthand to take him as a
li,dger at their koafe, for the benefit of his health. In
the beginning of the month of May lea, the pillow
became finde&d, in her own right, of wool. end
eloped with Mr. James, and was married to him as
!above Uteri, conceiving, as it is fuppofed, the mar-
riage at Gretaa Ginn. with Mr. Whitford, was tot
binding in law.
On the other hand, we underftand, Mr. Whitford
has brought an attion for aim. con. againit Mr. James.
the 'teemed bufband.—The Prifoner was committed
for trial, and yciterday conveyed is a poitchaife, by
Miller, to Guildford, to take tier trial at the Gamin
Affizes for the county of Survey.

The congregation of a Church in the City SW, On
Sunday thrown into a Rate of tittering little
Short of laughter, by a fingular blunder I A country
clergyman had been invited to preach a charity fu-
men for a zirit' fchool ; bat the pious Diets& over-
looked the latter eircturillanot, and gave his hearers
hopes, that by their libelant,. tome of theft children
might come to be Lord Myers, or even ArtiSlifloteof
Comothwr.,
A foot race was run in Hyde Park yenerday, for
so guineas, between an Officer belonging to a tell-
mem of dragoons, and a Gentleman of the name of
Steel, of tome celebrity as a pedeftrian. The distance
was aoo yards, and the wager was won eafily by
Mr. ST at L. He, however, made a good race of it.
by keeping along with his opponent the greats& part
of the distance.
Ewers, during his refidence in Scotland, hat fe-
heed and harmonised fur the Harp or Piano Forte
a hundred of the moft favourite Scottie' Songs. The
firft volume of this Selection is jolt publithed by
BIRCNALL, New Bond-trees; and the bell judges of
harmony (peak of it in the highea terms of approba-
tion. Lalt week Mr. Etuors had the honour of pre-
ienting that book to her Majefty the ftrata ; and
the Perm ceases and nearly the whole or the Royal
Family are fuhfcribers to this Publication, which is
likely to become a great favourite, being the only (e-
-lation of Scottifit Mufic which can be performed
equally well upon the harp or the piano forte.
Flas.—Yefterday morning, a quarter before one
o'clock. the fugar book of Mrs. A. moi,houle,
Union-tireet, Shadwell. was difoemered to be on fire
by Come gentlemen patting in a tooth 1 it (hotly Out
burl} forth in a general blase, and notwithttanding
the exertions of the firemen, (nth was the Airy of the
flames, that in lefs than two hours, the interior of the
fuser houfe was entirely confumed L the dwelling
bnufe, which communicated with tl Sugar hold;
efcaped with little damages the premifes on the 0,.-
tphoefi tee
zfiedrea
float' tht
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pumices were infured for 74001.

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ttpon the in;;Nrstiiik P. tiAliin; t; the. rollowiez
Committee of the Ilionfe of Corimons was appointed
rat take the cafe of unrCalien Printers into their eon-
fiJerarino.
Mr P 111nure Mr ISSertden
Mr Mat Colonel &a. ley
PelL4va Mr. Cektraft
Mr Graham Mr. 13..rcist
•Mr Petra's" • • &tr. Ilettheillii
. Mr. Vanikteet Mr. Kw&
And all theM•mhers for Iliddlefes, Lane/net,
brttr.Chell er._ S, a IT. 'rd. arnts,Wilt., I)oirfet,lleson.
Cornwal and timiterfet, and fir Mirth Britain.
This Committee had d tweet M-eringii, and upon
the ivh'of July Mr Moore. asChuirman, piefenred
to the Hnufe the following Rrroar,Which was ordered
to be printed :
The Commi t t to when it was seferred to n 3113114 lets the
Matter of the Minutes of the Plasma taken before the
Cosaralttor appatoted to wanider t h Petition of the retina
yeurnegmen CallLo Printers And at hens worklng I that trade
In He Counties of lancaller. Derby, C hater, and Stellurd. in
England; and in the Counties of Lanark, Renfrew, Domber-
- On, Perth, in Scotland (which was relented to
He Hen& upon the sad day of February,' ell '4); and to re-
port the fame, Hecker with their Ottkernaluns sad Opinion
therftwen, to tie Hoar...

Hive, parfuant to the Order of the Wolfe, pro-
ceeded to the confideration of this fubje&, with a lull
impretS roof the importance of the Manufaaure to
which it retorted ; and with a decided conviaion that
the interea of this iy any other Manufaaute is belt
eionfaked;ty rtdrefisng the grievances, by promoting
*e comforts, by fee sting jolt treatment rod adequate
reward to ell thole upon whofe indlittry and (kill the
(tweets of fuch mantifdlure depends.
That confide/table dUcnntents have prevailed, and
Rill cliff airsonge the Callico Printers; that the eom.
isheiturof the jaurneymen are loud and unremitting,
bat tong been a matter of notoriety, and freqnently
imentiowed in Parliament. In prufectiting the objea
of aheir Inquiries, your Committee have naturally
enduvoured to efeettaln the eaufe of thole dif-
contents, aid as far as they have been able to
'filled, Low the Minutes of . Evidence referred
to them. • they Sad, that it has arlfen principally
Ciro the maltiplitation of Apprentices. That this
has gone to an talent, and that the difproportio•
of Apprentkes to Journeymen, tains to a degree,
far beyond that micleillood to prevail in any other
enchain/cal proleLon whatever, appears to your
enensoitreeln4everal iofrances. In one initiate, that
Odle Dap of tterer and Co. of Lancalliire, they Sad,
Ohm yy Apprentices were iiMployed, and only two
illelitlterlDell : is another, that ot the flop of Tod
mniCo. of Deirlimetess. these were 6o Apprentices,
sued only. two J inrateynsen. Such a difproportion,
Olt Coeueoitest coecetve, dui Strike as ettraordi.
very onp.ooe* elle lea& degree acquainted with the
sollost.the Mode.
c ibi 80811118egintroducingfuch an inereafed num-
b& oi aippesillassorkich commenced about the year
3790, does not appear from the Minutes of the Lei.
eieottedo sled from any fcarcity of hands
ttoritiptily,th* nd of the blotters. or to make
op the work required ; on chi contrary, it appears,
that einviogeheAlme in which this exceffive multipli.
taboo ofAmpeetisiees took place, a somber of Jour-
Wiesen wee, forties in vain for employment.
Indepeodensty olany confidetatino as to the peeu.
riar-isweeei of the Petitioners, a ems& of complaint,
kopeorpnblie rotted% well defeiving the attention of
s.the llotafet, arifes out of the ,mander in which the
imfinefs of Amrenticefhips is ioiletimes managed in
talia.liasie. Thu Maier doefoos tittering into any
lisidamore,,bot merely takes the boy upon a verbal
es yer (etre fovea years t lgr *Pierce the per-
. ireoloalt allerbich agreement, he tikes a bond from
the/cry's parsec foe Sol. aid alto withholds a certain
propassitiolst the boy'sesoniegt us hie hands, gene r ally
• obtuse tolLoptil the period cis Servitude agreed upon
GAIL expire clod thus a feted is committed upon
.ekse Rovebtatuby evading the Stamp l'ax upon Inds*-
.
• Toot Committee feel themfelves particularly
hound to call the attention of the Honk to this prac-
t eire. is it .ioeslires a violation of the principles 4
lioireensierwityi for the . Matter, by taking care
511asiohjott !walla to nn legal obligation towards the
Apprentice, can difreife Matta plealbre. and filch
difnafrals actually take Owe e on the other bend,
Appte.ntieys ,fomettines levee no lets. than 8 or to
year, mooed if 3i foe it the Maaer wants employ.
incny, t ?e. ;hi malice at an% time, he obliges Inch
ir
Apprentice to hive over again that time, during
which hi may hive been unemployed. not from-any
difinclidtkiero oi bit part to work, but from the lia-
bility of, his Helier to furniA him with employment.
Your Committee felt ferprized, that any parents
could be perfuaded to apprentice their children epos
tech terms ; but their furprise Coon ceafed, when
they found that Mailers have compelled Jouineymen
in their Jerrie( lo to bintl their children, under the
threit of difnliffal from employment if they refaced.
The rate of wages allpwed to Apprentices, is, ac-i
cording to the minutes of evidence, as follows; js.
td per week the fir( year ; is. the fecond ; is. 6d.,
the third; Ss. the fourth ,• Gs. the fifth; and 75. the
filth and leventh ; which your Committee oliferve,
comprehends all the allowance granted. The earn-
ills of the Apprentices, according to the rate 01 Jour.
ne,tizen's wages, is thus defcribed by one ot the wit-
.. etedio : *. It would have amounted to 11. i is. Gd. nr
•• -., • ,er day the firtt , - -- rec.ola year, I did
•- tint, worth
r whet five
earned, at
the realm
that the
,c we had

Ilhould be imp. fed upow the one by a regular
turrovid the right of priferince to employMertt which
(thy other fh ,uldiscirii:e by a tegular A pprenkalhip.
:Agaitift the maufaquences naturally to be *epee-
i,ended from the comp.° idiot unikilliilnefs of boys.
the Mallets hare prOvided a remedy; for in any safe
When. weak i. Ipoilest by the boys, a pruportinnatiar-
dultion is made from their wages, and focb dedgc•
trans, together with the redullion in their wow.
which is occafionally made at the difcre lion of the
tstaller in pr.,peohion to a fimilar reduetion in the
'wages of the Journeymen. are the principal eaufes of
the .urn—uts. aid the quitting of the employments of
their Killers, which himetinies take piano among the
Apprentices. Ti, tt.ic dcfcription of the elate of the
A pm etitices, your Contnaittec think it 110:CirAly to add
a fiti dirchilcd by one of the witnelfes, viz. that he
has known apprentices to be (Waded immedi.
ately upon the expiration of their appretitictlhips,
although their work was utiMitlised, the Killers be.
ing unwilling to pay them Jou/ tieynico's wages teen
until fuch yolk Mould be tiailbed.

Theconfequence refulting from this fy nem has been
a great difficulty, nay, as tome of the It itnelf:s (late,
an ablolute irnpoffibility, on the pant of the Journey-
men, to procure empluy mem. One of the Witnefes
indeed alferts that the Callion ?tinting Barnet's is
completely uveraticked with handstand further, that
fuch mull be the cafe, if the fyllem of multiplying
apprentices is fuffered to continue.
The diltref, of Jouiloymemarifing out of their in.;
ability to find work, appears from fevetal parts of the
Evidence ; and this &loth is aggravated by the cir-
cumaances under which they are obliged to work
when employed, and which are thus defer ibed by one
at the witnefies s " The exceffive heat of the Printing
0 Shops affcas the Wotkrnen,fo as to deblitate the
" Journeymen's conaitution, it promoting ton great a
" quantity of perfpiration, as Printers are in general
" obliged to work nearly naked, and confined nearly
0 eleven or twelve hours in the 14, which tends to
" weaken the conaitetion in (nth a manner as to dig
able them front procuring a livelihood at any out.
" door work." Again, "that the effitoria of abet drugs
" ufed in Printing adds to the bad tredi of the heat,
" and produces among the generality us Journeymen
" Minters a great difficulty of hicithing, difeafes of
" the lungs, ftc." It is alts alledged, that their fight
is apt to fail them-at an early age, and that the infir-
mities of age very form overtake them.
Your Committee decline mentioning the various
cafes of difirefs dated ie the evidence. One Winkle
aides " that he has known above forty Journeymen
difcharged for want of wink in three weeks, and that
there men have been fome of them supported by
Cut:4l4,6°ns from the Journeymen in work, and
others have been obliged to beg fix bread from
Printing firaile to Printing Houfe. ' Another Wie-
ners Slates, "that of a number difcharged for want
of work, Cetera! never returned to the bufinefs, and
many were unemployed in the trade for years."—
In one dillriA of Lancafhire it is (fated, that there
were, at a particular time: fifty Journeymen. aand•
ing (or want of work, mad that at different dihlriis
in the fame county there were ninety-one, although
at the fame time the Apprentices in both diaries were
in full employment. • •
There are erwineded with the Calheo Printing Bo
finefs, and included in the Petition to which the Mi•
notes of Evidence refer, two other defcriptiens of
Journeymen, called Cutters and Drawers ; one of
thole, it appears, is fufficieot to fupply eight or ten
journeymen Collier) Printers, yet, in one bottle in
Lancafbire, dive were employed in 1803, four Jour.
neymenCiitters. and th;rteen Apprentices, two Jour-
neymen Drawers and 8 Apprentices ; mod among the
Journeymen in theft brancl es. inasincer ofdiarefil are
stated to have occurred, fimilar to thole (offered by
the Journeymen Callicu Printers.
Your Committee are aware of the fludnating,na-
tote cf the Callicu P,inajog Bpfinefs ; and that the
accommodating themlelver to fuch fludua-
tion in the demand for the areic'e, mull necafionally
be under the neceny of difchaiging lime of their
men ; but then it is to be obferved, that this trade, i
from its commencement, moll have been liable to the
fame fluduation, and yet the journeymen are not
undernood to have complained of the want of work
until the lyftem of multiplying apprentices commen-
eed,whieh being neatly ciitvoleritli the introduction ef
Machinery, produced that want of employment, and
the conferment diftreffes of which the Journeymen
now complain.
Combinations and ferments have been, as might
naturally be apprehended, the effeds of the fyflem
complained of in this trade, until the year 1802 hen
the Journeymen Ern applied to the Houle tor wedrefs
—and every Seflions (ince they have renewed their
application. Your Committee therefore feel that it is'
highly expedient to come to a decifion upon this cafe.
Your Committee walled to point the attention
of the Houle to an effectual remedy fur the evil com-
plained of ; bat from the time at which they have
taken up the bufinefc, and the nearly approaching
termination of the Salon, they are free to own, that
they are unable at preen' to enter at length into
thole remedies, which would be quite fatiil.idory to
their own minds. They, however, have no hefitation
in Rating, that the evidence diktats certain particu-
lars, with regard to the manner of obliging the Jom-
neymen to bind their children apprentices, on Inch
terms as have already been alluded to, and which
they cannot ftodion.
‘Vithout entering into the delicate end &Micah
q.lealla as to the dill, amnion of profits between Ma-
llets and Journeymen, in this as cell se the °dirt me
chanical profdlions, your Committee may venture
to foggelt for the confider-ohm of the Houk, whe-
ther it be quite equitable toward: the parties, iir con-
ducive to the public interelt, that on ,he one part
there Should asife ;4 great accinitlad-in of wealth,
while en the other there Should prevail a degree of
poverty from which the parties cannot emerge
by the utruolt exertion of indunry, (kill, and aide'.
out application, and may, at an advanced pet hid 'if
life, note ithllanding condone labour, he obliged to
ref irt to pat ',dial aid for the support of their fami-
lies—whether alto it be just towards the Landed In-
terell in thi:le &frith in which Manufattorie% arc
eliablifhed, that that uttered Should be called upon to
contribute groin the Poor Rates to the Support of the
families of th.ife who (Hight to he enabled to derive a
Support from their labour, and whim, are at the fame
time costs ibutiug a cllablias a loptune for the Pita-

ihi;inZti.tnint 4 a fntrrirymariCalfico
sinew's 'prate by she Minute, *Cored tn'Ybue •
Committee, dues not exceed 301. a week, and she gm
neral average is about aft. Wit's every coonatera.
tion, diem- for the Mk of capital, the exertion .4
ftwiltiety of fuperinr mind, Which may' he fupp led to.
eloug to the-Principals of a Collie& Printing Manu-
ifaatrry, Your Committee fubmit, that in fuch a lucra-
tive Trade, 255. or 301. tt week is a very inadequate
Compenfation to Journeymen x but how muM tloy
Houle feel, when they reflect,that even that compere'
ifation is prccatious.
With regatd'to the mehiplicatistinfififirentkes;
while Yoor Committee declare thattiverare not
friendly to the ides of impofing any reariaiona open
Trade, they are ready to Rate the inclination of their
minds, that either all rellrittiont ougjit to be atio-
Med, and the Matters and Journeymen left to fettle
matters between themfaves, or as additions' reltric-
tion ought to be initoduced to counteraa the evils
obvioully rebating horn the rade/ions which alrea-
dy exit. This rcltaifiion Your Committee mean of
cotufe to apply to Apprentice:; and if a precedent
were wanted to jutlify fuels a meafure, they would
refer to the cafe of the Silk Weavers, and that of
other Trades, which are to be found on the Statute
Book. In the infiancc of the Silk Weavers,• ) more
than two Apprentices can be legally taken by any
Mager, whatever may be the number of his Journey-
men; and yet, fence the enactment of this Law, no
fcarcity of hands has ever been complained of in that
&miffing breach of trade. linked, throughout all
the mechanical proferfiOns, it appears the general
rule, In far as has come to the knowledge of any of
the Members of Your 'Committee, that no Mailer
than have more than two or three Apprentices at the
moil. This general rule is conceived to be eßablitlied
through an underaanding between the Mailers and
the Journeymen.
The falutary creek of leaving the Matters and
Journeyman to fettle their affairs betweentbeenCeltres,
is particularly exemplified is the callico ptinting bu-
g-Inds: for, although in Lancathire and Diphylhire,
eicc: where there is nearly a proportion of one appren-
tice to one Journeyman, add between Matters aqd
journeymen a conferment jealotify, produaive of
perpetual variance and contagion; there is in the
neighbourhood of London, where a different feeling
prevails, and where matters are amicably adiestted
between the parties, a.very different proportion of
Apprentices and Journeymen. In t amps examen
ed by one of the Witneffes, in tBo3, the number of
journeymen were st 6, the Apprentices only sy.
But to return to the fulijea of reariaions x Your
Committee are perfuaded. that as the Legiflature has
thought proper to interpole its authority, to prevent
the Journeymen from concerting et:mercies among
themeckes to fettle their affairs with the Matters, it
would alto be ready to remove any complaints which
might mire from advantage taken by the Matters of
the exigence of fuch rearittion. The wifdorn and
humanity of Parliament would. (Mink from fantaiom
ing the Combination Law, if it appeared to them, at
the time of its condiment, likely to operate only in
favour of the llrong, and againa the weak; if it bad
any apparent tendency to fecure impunity to oppref.
fors, and to give an endue advantage to the Mailers,
who can combine with little danger of detection, and
who can carry their prolate into execution with little
fear of oppofition. 'I he Legislature could never
mean to injure the man, whole only Beare is so de-
rive a fubfilience from his labour, and that indeed is
all a Journeymen Callico Printer canlook to ; for,
from the particular nature of his Trade; differing
much from others, he cannot, in conlequence of the
capital required, ever calculate upon becoming a
Matter.
From thforegoing gatemen ironware evident
to your Cbramittee, that enters fume new arringe-
ments be adopted with regard to this trade, the con.
fequence, among other things, will probably be, to
prevent parents, who can afford to educate their Ail-
drat, from binding them to fuch a trade. Thus none
but boys, without even perhaps the common elements
of education, the children of mere paupers, will be.
come apprentices to this trade ; for as it does not
appear to be necefary that perfons ihould ferve op- i
prenticethips, in order to qualify theinfelyesforfnllow.l
ing the trade as Matters, the confideration of the
employment and profit to be had as a Journeyman,
can be the only inducement to any boy to terve an
apprenticefhip; and it is but too manifea, that under
the prefent fyltem, awe eenfideration offers the cos.
trary of an encouragement. The probable Mirk,
therefore, will be, that perfoas of inferior intelli.
gence and hill, being employed in this branch of our
Manufalture, the work will of courfe become iota
rior, and the advantage be loft which it has at pee-
-1 fent in the foreign markets, in confequence of its 141.
petior fabric.
If it should be deemed inexpedient to repeal alto-
gether the Statute of Elisabeth, Its far as concerns
this Trade, your Committee can fee no reafon why
the lime mentioned in that Statute lhould not et teal
be reduced from (even to four years 4 as it appears
in evidence, that in the coo:ft of the latter period an
Apprentice may acquire a competent knowledge of
the !mimes. Yon,. Committee think it proper here
to goblet ve, that although that part of the Statute of
Elizabeth which T dens tit Matters, has never been ad
ed upon in this Trade, the Journeymen having in
na intlatice attempted to bring forward a profecucion
upon Inch grounds, Dill the Mailers take care rigidly
to enforce the Lew of Apprenticelhip, as they will
1 employ any J ntineyman Mho has nut regularly
fer veil his time. Thu. every thing is made goblet.-
sient to the intereri of the Mailers, and that tutu-
lively ; for the diminution of expence, confiderable
as it i,, arifing nut of its multiplication of Appren-
lice', (erring at reduced wages, combined with the
introduelion of Machinery, does not appear to have
produced any teduftiun whatever in the pi ice of the
fabric to the cnntumer.
Refolved

That is the Opinion of this Cranmittee, That the
matter, in dilpute between the Malters and Jour-
neymen in the Callico Piloting Trade, may ba.ami-
cably adjulled, inafmuch as they poirefs:rhe weans
amongli tbenifelves, as will be fwirkd amply and cit.-
ennill.ini WI), detailed in the Report, and that time
be allowed to effect the fame, with a view to preclude
'hurt L-gifl.tive pro/4110os, for which otherwife It
will be indifpenfibly necciary to apply is the nut
Seffion of Parliament.

itklitAhtiel.calni4+4, whowodildliSt* =PF. 11016,11bIllib
l•tive. creating, and &raw' Remedy in dm
Mg the fercreft SPRAINS IllaUtels,4ll3elV- idier4fdlEr
time 'dually taken by any other Liniment or Embrimatioa ; sad df
ufd inagiedimily slur any accidtat..it proems the
black: WHFIIHRAD's FAMILY cflß.Ark Is' =llltl
canoes to Ulcerated Sore Legs. qearbolie Ernifip% Ildar_hafts
llmples.Rlng Morns, Sitingimilreaklitito Out i,d tke Vaci. Dick
Ram sad Rye-Lida; door aid inam..4140, siiiksiedholOber
Heads,Old Sorts, and Smobsaie Monitors of wedgy Aelet,lgAipas
Prepared ant,, and fold by It guiturcu,Aoltiksrfi,Nh.tig„'
• Greadt-Ikrom Aloha, Landau. The %Sam mad ARM mina ipL•
epcg the Come at is. tfid. and as. pd. 'Sepi: !gap' t4rllitaa
Vender In the United Kingdom •
•• The Genuine has a Black Mk Ramp, mitleiheataimalankr
Jp o testate Warted ta. • •
Atopce Conspsims Wind, Otpi: dpafta. Choi /M i
rtbern. Lased Appetite, lath, •mtka, and
M Memacl& at4lnteftlime • -• • !tr
CORN W ELVA ORIENTAL coitntt '
fIOOD Health is fo dependant on a good ertgellita‘r
16,0-And s roper preponhe of dim Peak Joiee,tlut Infiase *Pr
sisteran swot u 4 the we ur a dedal ucy at the atnor,tapooupli
sad *desk : ail tilk,ititni:tefklea df
spa builimi a trate al riftelircie.,,WVE
Voliddnia, Ilson,berilarsi4fie
thelloalach kinelaritradiNlmo
To segisp,etstie pa** fsellftf_. I o,a.*
propoetkia aPdadi of thoomails, 'mahout
asoeuago ad WM -1141140ap,4,0 the Fobs, the
ViGh rABLV. ts particelsciirceousay:
la math* &ramrod and ided•by as andatiM pb 614111 P
Left Indies, where Debills4es ef tbe $
feircte and alinalke; tandthe 'Broad' toarlitnataetirsl=llllA
Lord !Wag. sad a gmeforber iltßiardibmVpdifoatigol :
this mu istry,k&vc pamatilf and magma. ailed it.
It racing tom to the oisisdlli rausoloi SO* ditsbatilif
Wind, tom Choke, sad tar geaer4lly floctygthcataip Atiapp4
and llosoel&; it cautiot he keeps red. while ifis apreadds.
r. lidera It as plea:sat as Maddrs Wise: •• • • • •••: t:, I' • •
Sued whidefale and mud, by Shaw sad Illpfarde, 166,de0M
Paul's C.lsurch-rard, price pi..6d. per Duette ; ee,tieestyf itiene
large Batik N. 6s. •
Freese/at Honour** mil Right ItAreerusi ssa OP guar
of cActusLN,
Apettliccary,r

writ, • 1 (Motif i 4 frog4bc *auto a-4A
Raced by them in illy fop. cafe, I apprehend hls ears ha
bare from stiobknktion benison the demdeishald
I ant, diroyeer obedient Servant,
• 45f.
Itnfe Cattle. Dec. L CARL[S*
As opening Pbyke kt dile faros of the year, CillaCresta ear
locator to every other Medichse.
Sold whelefale and retail, IIL Ching snd v. 4=
ilde, Load on, in boxes= 54. sod ss. sea; aid fa
Ike parries, in bows at ism.oela
AN IMPOR CANT DISCOVINLY.
MESS RS.CURR IE and Co. SurreciosAntirik ice
ALL a king fates of years made* ViibliMAL
pointer obbiSt of choir invzis are Pow siti4f4 or•'
Pounce the dikovery of M r ,or to Mercury la the
Cure of that Difeafe. It le rt ent fltmt ter alrahrtil Abair
dam its tired. arc dimnswaleally madam tbefe kkoPhlllYslor
chop it completing eradicates eye!, vdtir of * Tiros is ha
armed Rages, yet It iota sot In the WI
titles, or alter ti
lt corniplcidiad willtrz
fyitau he ass* fu
tattare,Digekiun. Idethlefnd&it=rllll:tegif tierqQ."itcoril Mee
binder efficacy of this filedieb% ill 111 Mrhelis
'Mtn as a perpetual . "other per
ceedlng from 'Mende of cob and , from dm
more infalous though not lefs egiiseleftesee der a
paidclous Anddlt the mobadsoly variety of Dif=
*bids are the onfomencent etnitsibilyglee, thbe are nese: ess
efildiing than *IS ante, areas nedaagsaasem.gevvvroptier
embitter the niateirnonisl Rase. The wretched fafferer Woods err
his misfortunes, aflumcd to fcak edict olillefsaskatecliklihka tier
bob a Rote of otifery 44 to rank, kb tlelmeNetb Ti
kb* "1'
yeti Perron. It will be a confoling re &i to knee the
array now, by a new and Infidable mode ihrearmenti be
*that greeted of all Waling*, a Wets, cooly, and vim.
Oft Condit 'llion.
Mire. Currie and Co. may be catifultid by ?West, Bihar
Sex, at their Hook, NA soy, Huron Garden, PatMiirkil
toner (portpaid) bathing a Bank Note, when the
eke and Medicines will be given cc fent* soy pist of 4he
tbillars—Patient, In the Cogan are masked to Bath WIT geoid!
phenol mode of living. No. toy, Witten Garden.
HAVING dedicated mrfelf to the Andy, and bees
gratified by the molt eonfillerable pradtbse dirtiest breath
which I thought proper to Plied, I wait that d hare the Mere akif-
say time than thofe who, in the Wet:live Add of Me
, are occafionally immerfed in uncertainty, andvastrast
Own" attain that heeds what hulas' lig dhanamasheilia
totelloodhal power to one clefs of difordere.
The &feats of DEBILITY are peculiarly dlitreeng, tae'
holing with Mast a train of -eantenaittutt lympionts.tast tiro ,iin•
Indian of all vital energy, naltence Well becomes sinbittenedive
Whether they arife from the prevalence of Ul etampir:etingsgere-
dee habits of felsoolhors.os the indulgence, of mato*. Oar 110.
quire the mutt alkauots prufehonal lkill t but by the ignorance/if
uneducated men, the fystiptoms arc aggravated, and the sankkia-
tion h deitroyed.
.48,5 MIiMBER of the ROY AI. COLI.Rak df
I 'mood my pretentious on regularity of education. and porfefbir
corer, privilrge to pradlice, I feel atyleli entitled AO that ceoddesew
with which I have hitherto bees fo liberally honoured.
Ip the art fenfations of local weaknets, early application *Oh
prevent the calamity of a ikbleitated frame ; but where character.
trees a confcioufnefs of the wunanlioefs of the vice which cookie
Ms misfortune, is feartul of the contempt or ccithre of his him*
Oyes-lin, and broods overlie infirmity with careful coacealotellk,
le mutt be koldadtory far ban to be alfured not only of capable*
of treatment but alto of the mat inviabble (=Vey.
Atid in reeentVenercal Complaints It is paha( to proemial
danger or ditirrfs ; In the molt ampliratei c.ifcs It is the 'cattier
meat of misfire experience in tide line to &oft a fare, ..cerulha,
mad fpeedy re.citablllisment.
I offer the advantage of tide es perlenee tothofe of either foe woke
are Milled with any kind of DEBILITY, of any limptwine all
VRNEREAL INFEC fION, and In all ofa che tam. of .retna•
Reradon are on the firflinterviee.
Patients in the country are impeded to litchi& a liankisommedil
eat mucked to (pacify their age and manner of limes.
MAR'f IN bRIA,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeona,.irt'Lottilaek
No. so, Amadei *rem Strand, near femple.bar.

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ei S.. per day the firti sear; in my fecund year, I did
as colours per week, of a more difficult fort, worth
" per day, as Isurneyrnest's prices; the °the, five
ycn►, I Ilsould on an average have earned, at
Joatrneyren'► prices, 2f.. pci week ; the rearm
" *Ay it appeal s la, in aide lati )earh is, that the
d, wink iegeired :IP re fk;11, and therefore we had
s• 'eafier days wit k fct us."
filch advin..tges are thrived fn m Appren
'AA, it is natural 111.1 they lhould be preferred to
rsdrneyntets, and fuck prettience materially aces
ant only at the hunks where the Appren-
' t s trtiginally engage, but throughout thr count' y ;
for 'Apprentices are driven to the neceffii y of karclt•
hi kir employment.as well as the Journeymen. owing
to the :ature of the loots agreement before rehired
in. Thus, through the practice at preknt prevailing
* is this wide. the duty which ought to attach to
an Alpiestice, and the tight winds ought to he„
I nif to a J Jut sseymau, is altogether eatitsguisked.—
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To Mr. CHINO, Artheary,Cheiplide, Loam
SIR-I readily embrace the opportunity your lefttr
airarienye, of lidding toy mairnopy to Mato( *ha Lf/It lb calk"
BARON in favour' of your Parte Worst Metikhee t nil elicit
fon having • few amotiw no alginate verptoaberiiLbemekgram
1 the ufe of
tt. He had been unwell for (mend peeks reeiciaa, mg
' his taking it, appeared pate and aoudated, his ;and MIK
sewed inagemaly of p010116:14 VW &kg Tta Lohd *tat
Baron, who had aceklettaly feon him to thin tug, foitunitefyita
commended to ate the trial of yaw Lasagne i analthiit as alba
might be lA, or soy midi* wear ha obtaining tha
dicine, fent me three dares of it. Tile gra of Lb& . 'a?
vifible amendment, aid afeef the histiA aft' Witt
fymptoin difappeared, but I Judged, /bright rosin lipliMil‘mlial
two former had agreed Co uncommonly well. Front that ante, ow
(on has bees in parted health, and I termini, ratifibia. Wham
4 wheily to tkonlicaey of tha Whoa imaitaga. 1 time
contamded your Lnaulges i• feweral intLinces, wheriPie .
the fatiaradlidi to affect Nnt, WY have rniforndf :bee of.' '
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