Star.
London, England, 1801-03-07 00:00:00

7:IX-OFPICEr-nul7-om INCOME.

TO all Perim' tuba Lave or may become entitled to
fJoy iind, either oa their runt behalf, or at Traffeeet
tee. f ..:tRe ho ApedL
e Conatifroorre fee the 47441 Taxes, he toooftlielar frith a
Itoelitiox front lie Comm2iotyr. for C: Renal ruepft 41 tle fevers!
44tr .1 Parliament. for knelling certain notice 0r... lo.nene, 6;4
it exp./left to bforis all Palms ph: shove defirijotios,tha IL" at e
by the fad Aftregoirtel. trithia Inonareizht day ef er Feb
tootejLll hove a.errted, (wales the form. Statemeat fiat! lejVitieht
to toe e. the fin..) t, Sew Notice them?' to the etiljorsfid the Parifb
in ToLieb au /Gail refute, fatiue tie .riatouat f fveh Image, jo lb ,t
th. any be aJJLJtot far dlitiment ; or f
weal fitll have bent Neale, pat iota a alto elfbana.
The Coostatighoters for the elf.irs of 'rave r,thitei it Pilo erpeefieot
fa the Ate of the fold All n, b iNforea all fink Perliam who
aegleifol,or ate" is future aczleil b jivc Ai!, Ar 4141, be doe give.
Si: is will be the dull of the Cofinfonert to left) the Prxedly 02S.
Polett, .1 AT the nets, .pan all Defather..
6th &Livia, taoto ltf ordeo of the Orsworfesars,
MATTHEW WINTER, Scvretary.

SOCIETY I'OR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF ARTS,

111ANCIFACTURES AND COMMERCE.
Adelphi, Fab. tB, iSot.
NOTICE is .hereby giien. That the Mgtlion
of a VICE-PRESIDENT, in the rcs.m of the Rigid
Honourable Lord R.ANCLIFIrt, dttelred, will, be at the So-
ciety's Rooms, in the Adelphi, on Wedriefdiy, the nth of
March neat ; and that the Ballot will commence at Eleven
o' Clock bi the Forenoon, and clot: at Two &Clock in :he At.
scrooun preeifdy ;tad in order to prttan cortufion and delay
in the ballot, thufe Celia :ten who are in arrear, arc di:tired
to call or f.ad to the Secretary'. OlEce, and pay the fame, with
the Subtagnion for the current year; far reet..ring of which,
a proper ierton o ill attend for dine days at the fail Oahu pre-
ceding the El. Mimi, from Tgi o kdock in the Morning, till
Three o'Clock in the Atteutoon. By Order,
- CHARLES TAYLOR, See.
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Ta MEETING (If the MA NUFACTIJ /MRS
11
1. a.al COTTON-SPIN) ERS in Glafgow and its Vicinity.
hcitl in the Tondo.: Tacffo in Glasgow. on the 27th slay of
Echf.isry Boi . called by Public Ads.rtifenicitt. for tithing into
confidcration the belt means of cooperating With the Wilco-
Printerb-for pscycnting the proprtfut Additional Tax upon
printed goats fithig pal:fa into a Law,
Mr. DALE in tio: Chair,

Ref aced, That to enable any Manefadturc to be carried to
fuch Pekoe as to become An object of National Importance, it
Is regulate that whatever Part of it, Produce may exceed the
Macaw of Viaubefeofumption,fhouhl be In CircumP.anees to
maintain a fucccfsful Competition with furular Products at
Foreign Markets • that; therefore, wither the Raw Materials
for fuel Manufaatres, nor theft Manufadturcs before leaving '
the Hands or the ManufaCturer, can be fit Objedts of Taxation ;
foraithough the Tax &add he drawn back again at Exporta-
tion, it will have me:dialed an unprofitable and unnecefrary
intermeilla;e Advance of Capital, and will have given rife to a
haralling interference of fifcal lapedien, calculated to create
DiCguß at the Precaution of Imtuftry focircumftanceo,
Refolved, That the Profprrlty of the Cotton ManufaCtures
of this Country is intimately conneCted with the Profperlty of
the Printing Trade, the various Fabrics prepared for which
furnifhiog Employtuatt for a very niunerova Ude of Mann-
faEturere.

RefoNed, That the Attention of the different Governments
of Europe bong now pardcularty dirceted to the Introdudion
of kianuraduna among their Subjeets, it appears to this Meet-
ing, that to maintain a fuecefsful C.:titration with the ids
burdened and cheaper Labour of there Countries, it is abfolute-
TY that all (Ikea Taxes upon Manufadures, or the
Materiak of there Mannfadures, Mould be abandoned, and
that every I.egillative Encouragement arid Accommodation
mould be afforded; enabling them, thus freed. to be paired
upon the eafieft pothisie terms to a Foreign Market.
Refolvcd therefore, That we will molt heartily co-c 4 trate
with other brakes us the meafure-t to be taken for preveloini
die propofed tax upon printed good* being paired into a law.
Refolved alto, That as a great proportion of the Raw Mate-
rials ufed in the Cotten Manufadure is now the produce of
Foreign Countries, and as a Tar. Ina been impufed upon this
Raw Material at Importation, the Cotton Manutadorcra of
this country are not left in a Iltuadon to maintain a fair coin:
titian in a Foreign Market We will therefore join in anj
°opera! Application that nay be brought forward by the
Mannfadurers of the Kingdom at large, praying the Leek-
tore to repeal this and any other tared Tax aged:ins moth
immediately our common induftry.
dcrolved, That in order to condthl the Meatuses neeeirary to
be purfued in the prefcnt hi/liners, an open Committee be ap-
nted, confining of the [allowing Cattlemen :—Megrs. David
Dal Dugaid Dannatino, Jame: Monteith, John Mc. Ilw ham,
Kirkman Finlay, Retied Owen,ohn Pang= Henry Mon-
teith, Nicol Brown' John Malt., John Bartholomew, Thomas
Miller, and DanitiMe. Fun—Mr. Dab., to be Convener ; and
that Megra. Andrew Stirling, John Mak, jun. Richard Sorra-
dale, James Smith, and John Tannatine, be requelted to ad as
DeirJates in London, to meet and co-operate with the Dele-
gates that ts sy be fad from the other parts (tithe kingdom, and
to eorrefpor.dupon the hornier, with the Zemunittee here.
Relolved, That a Subfeription mould immt:dlately be railed
for defraying expencem.
R Nved, That the Committee be Inftruded to publith tittle
Refolutions in fuels of the Englifts and Sects Ncwfpapers as may
by than be thought proper. (By appoionnent of the Meeting.,
(Sdned) DAVID DALE.

A C:ALLICO PRINTING GROUND, near LONDON.
'FO BE LET, a CALLICO PRINTING
GROUND, fituate on the Sank of the river N'andle, at
the diftance of (even Mika from the three Bridges. The ground
contains above twenty wee; the ditches are cut, and there is a
range of Buildings, originally delizned for Workikom. Any
Perron defiroos of ertabliihing a MAntif.itgory on a great Scale,
may have a powerful head af water, with a WI capable of drich,g
an ex:enlive Ile of Machinery. A new Weterawheel,9 fete
wide, ar.d 16 feet in diameter, may be a4Lapte.l to thw purpure.
The line of the Intended Starry Iron-railway comes within iso
yards of the grelind, by which it will be rapplied with Coals;
and have an immediate connexion through the Grand Jandien
Canal, with the manufaCturing Counties.
For further Particulars apply to J. 1.. No. 143, St:and.