Star.
London, England, 1831-09-27 00:00:00

me to take from blot one hundred pair, is not this a glut?
What may happen in fifty eases, as in Glees Britain, and our
nrrth eastern states. may happen in a hundiod—in any as-
signable number. I agree, therefore, on this' subject, with
Malthus and Sismondi ; according to the actual arrange-
ments of, commerce, thete may be over-production in one, in
fitly, in a hUndred articles—there may be a glut .of Comm°.
elide% in the market. It Is undeniable that there Is a glut
in the production of cotton and woollen goodsat this moment
in Great Britain.
Let any man read the report of the committee of manufac-
tures, August, IE9, in the Lee?. Mercury. signed John
stock, jun. chairman, presented to 31r. Peel, and moms other
noblemen, stating the starving condition of 13.000 operatives,
within the immediate neighbourhood of Huddersfield, in
Yorkshire, who could earn by their labour but twopence
halfpenny sterling per day (five cents). out of which they
had to defray the wear and tear of their looms, and to main.
tain themselves and their families—is it possible to ascribe
this to any thing but the want of demand for labour, owing to
an over supplied market by means of machinery ? At least
200,000 operatives are now in this situation in Great Bri-
tain ; nor can any one hesitate to pronounce that this state of
things is owing exclusively to a glut in the market. lam
very willing to concede that my arguments depend mainly on
the present state of things—on the prevalence of " the re-
strictive system," which interferes with, and clogs every
operation of production and interchange. Let us suppose a
system of free trade and free ports, and I have no doubt but
supply and demand would so adjust themselves to each
wher. that a glut would never take place. Venient annis
3, cvla eerie.

SPORTING.
'TATS OF THE ODDS—Bwrrixo Room, SEPT. 26.

DEBUT, 1832.
11 to 1 agst Belram
13 to 1 Margrave
14 to 1 --. Folly
16 to 1 Pastille
20 to 1 —"William the Fourth
25 to 1 Duleinea.
IT. LIGEIL _

8 to 1 agst Fang, who Is sold to Mr. Richardson.
There was very little betting, as this was the London
Ft:tling-day for the St. Leger.
N F.WIII ARK ET FIRST OCTOBER M RETI NO,

MONDAY, Oct. 3.
Ihe Trial Stakes, a subscription of 10 sons each, for three
yes old, 7st 71b ; four, &t 91b ; five, Oat 21b ; six and
aged, Oat 61b. A. F.
The Ninth Renewal of the Grand Duke Michael Stakes of
50 toys each, fur colts Set 71b. and fillies Bst 31b. A. F.
Lord Burlington's Barabbas
Lord Lichfield's by Morisco
Duke of Grafton's by Merlin
Duke of Grafton's ,Eneas
Lord Exeter's Hamm
Lord Exeter's Bohemian
Lord Exeter's Ramazan
Mr. D. Radcliffe's by Whalebone
I.ord Westminster's MethegUn
Mr. Mills 's by Biacklock
Lord Chesterfield's hiassaroni
Lord Chesterfield names Barbara Bell
Lord .7 rsey's by Mullins
Lord Jersey's by Middleton •
Mr. W. Lumley's Panopes •
Mr. Nowell's by Dluley ,
Mr. Rogers's Exploit
Mr. Rngers's Dzsprtch
Mr. Thornhill's Brother to Mouche
Mr. Thornhill's by Rmilius ;AL
Lord Orford's by Wrangler
... .
Mr. Hunter's by Gustavus • /I".^Rn•
Mr. Henry's Tam o'Shanter
D. of Portland is a subscriber, but omitted to name.
Sweepstakes of 100 sons. each, hf. ft. D. M.
Sir M. Wood's Galatine, en 71b.
Lord Litchfield's Rgbert, &t 21b.
Cul. Peel's Lochinvsr, Sst lib.
D. of Portiand's Amphiarus, agat Sir M. Wootri
Arthur, Sat 71b. each, D. I. 200, h. ft.
D. of Richmond's Ciudad Rodrigo, Bst 71b. apt Lord
Chesterfield's Titania, 84..21b. 100, h. ft.

Tu MAY:

Fifty Pounds, free for i;oys;ne,--- Ike. 4 yrs old, carrying
7st 41b ; five, eat 51b ; six, eit Illb ; and aged, est. B.C.
Sir M. Wood's Lucetta. 5 yrs old, est. 8113. agar Lotd
Cliesterfi.ld's Priam, 4 yrs old. 7st. 111 b. B. C. for the Cup
and 200 soya. each.
Mr. Tbornhill's Pouch.box, by Canteen, est. 71b. agst D.
of Rutland's c. by TruSe, dam by ditto, est. 41b. T. T. C.
200, b. ft.