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London, England, 1819-07-13 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, JULY 13, 151'9.-
TUE FUND& '
inw OF STOCKS Tlll5 DAY AT crsa O.CLOCIC I
Wasik Stock 220 221 . .
$ per Cent. Reduced 69.168} •
s per Cent. Consols 68/); ex. div.
2or Cent. 781 771-4 ~)er Cent. 871/1/
5 per Cent. Navy 102/ 1/$3 ex. div.
Bank Long Annuities 18 3-16 /
India Bonds 6 7 pre.
racliequer Bills (2d.) par, I pre.
Orniiittm +, pre.t dis. par
Console for Acct. 69,170 G9t.

THE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS.

MEETING AT PAISLEY.

A Meeting has been called, by public advertise-
tle,,t, of the Burgesses, Householders, and Inhabi-
uou of Paisley and its vicinity, totbe held on Satur-
d,
,the 17th of July, on Meikle Riggs Moor, for
the purpose of taking into consttleration the propriety
of petitioning the Pamir Raoarcr for a redress of
vicances, and remonstrating agiinst.a continuance
f a these measures which have brought the country to
the present state of distress ; and farther, to txpiess
their opinion on the most efficient means of removing
the calamities which afflict the country.

LEES, IN YORKSHIRE-
The Union for Parliamentary Reform at this place
has transmitted an Address to Sir C. WoLsztv, Bart.
la which they congratulate him that, whilst most of
characters distinguished for property and in.
• have been silent spectators of the nation's
Sir CHARLES alone; of all the ancientzentry,
have. condescended to take the people by the
make common cause with them, and direct to
ant means for obtaining national salvation,.
following is the concluding paragraph :-" As
fundamental principle of the ancient constitu.i
'that no person can be taxed without his owls
,c,' if some patriotic Nobleman would refuse to
the Borough-mongers' Taxes, and bring the
into a Court of Justice, we do not believe
tv elve men could be found to give a verdict for
tyranny : thus much obtained, thousands would
the node example, and thus the Borough pi-
would be destroyed."

BLACKBURN.
The following is a Copy of the Address of the
Reformers of Blackburn, at the late Meeting

A at that place:—
To the CitAIILYAN and Pawns to RADICAL lizrout, in the
Representation of the Commons House of Patlimiest,
.asstinbled at the Meeting to consult of the best meagre
attaining their Rights and Liberties.
4t Mr. Chairman and Hnither—The Members of the Auk
-
Female Reform Society, beg leave with the greatest die-
and respect, to tender into your hands the emblem. that
_ held sacred to the people, la the most enlightened
our hi.tory, and particularly sailor secretors, who con-
so much to the fame of our beloved country—The Cop
Liberty !! I

" lo presenting this Cap Of Liberty, which we trot no ruffian
will be Ahmed to wrest from your heads bat with the
your existence, we hope it will net be defined pre-
to ouer a faint sketch of the misery and sufferings

are doomed to endure ; and which, we art thoroughly con-
vinced, arise entirely from the issislide of a profligate system
' government.

" Having shared with you, out fathers, opt husbands, our
our relatives, and our friends, is the overwhelming
/ of ourct,untry, and pa:sewing as we do the hearts of
smpatbi7ing female., we deem ft hiteppleary to acquaint you,
that under the name of the Mehl:bum %male Reform Society,
We have already come forward with the avowed determination
of instilling into the minds of 'our offspring a deep-rooted abhor-
rence of tyranny, come in what shape it may; whether tinder
the mu4t of Civil or Religious Government ; and particularly of
the warm Borough-mongering and Jesuitical system, which
has brought the best artizans, manufacturers, and labourers of

community, to a state of wretchedness and misery,
tad driven them to the very verge of beggary and ruin ; for, by
• griping hand of the relentless Tax-gatherer, our aged parents,
• enjoyed a comfortable subsistence, some of them are
to a state of pauperism, whilst otherslave been sent to

untitne.y grave !
We appeal to you and our countrymen in general, this day,
iish to show, that were it possible to erect a standard on
round and call every labouring man to Its there to nuke a
disclosure of his sufferings and wants,.we do not hesitate to
it would then be prpved that the cup of each man's =berg
ourselves and our neighbours, we can speak
confidence, that our houses, which lace bent
industry and cleanliness, and were At hi
'line; are now, alas! robbed of all their ir-
, that once afforded us cleanliness, heal*.
now torn away from us by the relentless
Tax-gatherer, to salty the greatest mon.
roughmongeriag Tyrants, who are repos-
while nothing is left at to stretch our
. a sheaf of straw, laid on the cold greased,.
'cling to shelter us from the inclemency 011

behold our innocent wretched childred!

mutual love! bow appalling an their cries
daily cut w the heart to see them greedily
that some would scarcely give to their
our dwellings, Ile inhabitants of the den

our misery, and see our rags ! We can-1
wretchedness, for language cannot paint the
whoa she beholds her naked children. and
cries of hunger and approaching death !
of much female courage, though we are
history of women who have led armies to
conquest before them—and we do assure
hewn for the golden prize of reform held
and impotent es might beaus strength, we
we sallied forth to demand our dens, and
those to have obtained that footaad rah
which Goo and nature him °Mahn* he

the charact
fuence bar
wrens, Sir
otdd have
nd, make
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is 3 funda
, 'that
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ay the Bc
atter into
at twelve
he tyranny
ollow the t
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The folly
Female Ref
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To the Ca
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Female
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used so mu
Liberty ! ! I
" Iu preseni
banditti will
forfeiture of yi
sumptuous to
we are doomm
rimed. vise
of governineir
" Having s
brothers, our
misery of our

this vast community, to
std drken them to the v
the piping hand of the re
who once enjoyed a cote
induced to a state of pau
as untinte.y grave !
We appeal to you at
and wish to shew, that v
this pound and call ever
fun disclosure of his built
say, it would then be pri
Owl; and for o Rae.
It unassuming eonfidc
.?le testimony of our i
e rettFion of a Prince
tuts; and our beds,
d sweet tepose, are n,
of the unfeeling Ta
ere of cruelty, the Bore
I an beds of down,
t.try limbs upon but a
h
Insufficient covering
'Weather.
" bet abnee all, bel
emblems of our mi
t bread! we are daily
• the coarse food I
• • Conk than to o
:°"2l4.jan, behold ot
hap nut wretch
ii
Of a norther, wl
inoffensive ct
‘le cannot boast 4
:101%1 proof in biz
field, and tarried cs
:hat bd it not bee
'l', that weak an
keg ere this hay
acluiteuteut of el
:or our children,