Star.
London, England, 1818-10-09 00:00:00

COT'T'ON MANtIActUREPii.

A Magazine, published at Paisley, gives •„ c 4,
lowing account of the present state of the coaGn
in that part of Scotland.

Plaids: Trimmings, &c.—The demand for these articles it ts,
thee fiat at present, owing to the reports of the state el het ),;$
iesty's health. The prices of weaving, howerer, are needy 4 th,
advance which had taken place.
Imitation shawls are still inquired after. Than " rage wt.
were made is such large quantities having row
well-made shawls, prices have risen codsid?nh;7, and art
maintaining the advance.

Imitation down Pieces--The dea:a^.d fcr these •cods is .zr"
7edented and unlimited. Prices halt ther fa: e inrce,:d tat
derably, and have remained steady since the ber.nidas el .tagtt
Zebra Dresses—The demand fcr stns_ a: t...sei Is hketia,,,
precedented. Prices have imps rJ, sad arc stiil umiak*,
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'Full Harness Robes have been 11rt :!r.:e the order,
sFring trade were cm:lrk-red. They rze more b.,
and the price of weaving may be said to be ocit7tsci,g.
the demand for this article increase, a c,..:siienble rise e,
anticipated, as a great number of the 1.a7v,...• s lute beeE":s
zinced, and if would be diEcult to get them repircd.
Seeded stripes and robes are dui Ictvisies a r Liii.4l4
seeded shawls, some of wLich arc prtparia. tsr
Gauze harness robes are flat, likewise plaic 3aare. Oarev.,
house in town tea as order for narrow spotted gacze,
for which they will pay k good price.

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Plain muslin. Particular fine grounds have, within far his
month, risen a set ; and, as the weavers :,,ems
rained an advance of 20 per cent. upon t!...ir war,-. it toT
presumed that a still greater improven:ent n iil tut
Silk (or ttansparent) gauze has been rel..: irm
months. Some of the houses in that tit-Ts et te.:t
seven in t0....n) are doing very little. Meini
ate mill cdatinuir.g to employ a eurodderable narnt.:,
to have the only steady demutd, hav'ng more wervis opti
in this manufactury thin all the other um ettous::s b Srotlaal

The situation of the operative weaver hu im,:cec! Ohl
still continuing to improve. Goods are new eahter,
and neighbourhood for every quarter of the 11,,he.
gance, led above all, their clump:lets, are pink& theta alrea.
mace into covutries where European maatjaz.J:el a: the ayes
description have never before penetrated.

THE GREAT AMERICAN SEA-SERPENT CAEGEI
A letter from New York, dated September 9, srev,
" Yesterday's Boston Mail brings an account of thy,
capture of the Sea-Serpent. He was struck by Cap
tain Rich on Thursday last, off the Squsm Light,
when wounded he darted off with rut velocity,
dragging the boat after him two mile*. It appeal
now he is taken, that he measures but ten fa
length, seven in circumference, and has sr:n-4
bunches on his back. Captain Rich states, that hot
the same serpent that he harpooned some time thin
as the wound then made was still fresh, and ;Li
n hen he last struck him he appeared to be 70 feu a
length. Captain Rich had arrived nil his prize
Boston."

As a great numb?r of persons are rendered
unhappy by Spasms, Wind in the Stomail,ObstriL
tions in the Blares, want of regular Perer.iratior., Vuntar
and Bilious Complaints, Head-aches, Hart-burn, Ceft'Ttr.
Nervous Dikorders,Cholie, Gout, &c. We are .e.r

say, that SPEZDIMAX.II Peu.s are in most rases
medy for these Complaints • and esreliail7 MCOTllTlltitt't
the time of Sea Bathing, and drinking the Sca nal W
ters ; a!so for those visiting warm climates. Pre?Lna! by Ti
alas Sistuiror, jun. Druggist; Tottenham 11:!h-Cross, }fsß
sex, by virtue of an Assignment from H. i‘21.1 1. Bessei:lt, said
prietors of the Receipt, by the Wi!! of M. Sps6innar.; and i
sold by Shaw and Eds:ards, No. es, St. Nol s Choral-rard;
!Satan and Co. No. ISO, Oxford-street in lksesat •2a. 41. alb
6d. and One Subsea ; and may be had of tie j'AxiiJ
e: Medicines in Town and Country.

BIRTH.
Sept. 21, the Ladf of Capt. Grubb, liartnlrOloate,
daughter.

MARRIED.
Wednesday, at St. Javnes's Church, Gerard C-Ifbm
M.P. for,Dundalk, to Louisa 3fargaretta, drew!
John Calvert Clarke, Esq. of Teddington-place,
Tuesday, at Hampton, Major Brook Bruit:es t 4
Hon. East India Company's Service, to Am:lb. eito..:4asi
of Capt. Henderson, of Kennington.

DIED.
October; Susan Mary, second daughter of :he Rce. Cis
Pruby, Rector of Stanwick Northantptonshire,astd yse
Sept. O. at Teignmouth, after a short Olests, Ikta, b
Templer, raq. one of his Majesty's Justices of thy Peace for
vom.hire.

Lately, at Cairo, Egppt, Signor Belzoni, who, by his
discoveries among the ruins of Egyptian grandeur, bras sin
the British Museum with several valuable relicts. The eve
this gentleman is favourably known to every man of taster
science in Europe. Lie had been for some years incessarrly
indefatigably employed In Egypt, under the Frotec:ion ci
British Government, in tracing the monuments of anticai•
which his efforts have been attended with the most
suceess. He had laid open the frost the Lien b;'
made those interesting and surprising discoveries orA,
'the satisfaction some dine ono to conununicate to oa Rea
With a sagacity and perseverance seldom equalled, he ere. er.
great Temple at Toambul, which was covered in p
with sand to the depth of SO feet. At Thebes Le m
surprising discoveries, and therce brought away!:
head of the statue of Memnon, which is new dep
British Museum. It would far exceed our hnits s
follow Signor Belzooi through his varions
his surprising discovery of the Egyrian erica:l-1,3 k
of which he discovered an exquisitely bezutifr:
alabaster, nine feet five inches long, by three met rise s.
wide, sounding like a bell, and transparent as glass. aut:r
mented with hieroglyphics and Stares in intaglio. !kilo e
entertained in this country that this precious :din ef
might, by Signor Belzoni's care and the muoific.nce ui
tish Museum, be brought to this country, for the icirt..-c:
the European world, but we fear that the untimely de:. t c!
extraordinary man may prevent the fulfilment of Chi, ;le.
expectation, The most extmordinary, however, of Signt
zones labours, and that which most displays his sagacity
firmness, and the enthusiasm of his character, is the mein
the second pyramid of Ghiza, keens a by the name of
Pyramid. He commenced his Labours at this Iltrcule,!. tar
the loth of Pcbruary, and with sixty men began .co tr. t, -
a macs of stones and cement, which, from Ws on t
must have presented a consistency of a living rote.
culable toil, attended with no small personal risk, he a...
succeeded, on the 2d of March, in discovering a parv.ge
subterraneous chambers. The death of a man so ad
lifted for pursuing these discoveries, cannot but be co .s
a serious injury to the advancement of science. Ilrd
his future exertions would prob.daly bare rer.dot.: t'
Museum the first repository iu the world for even.
antiquities. it will, we fear, be found very disc'
the loss of such a man; for in whom could equal ts!E
combined with equal energy and devoted enthus:asn,
that the British Museum will spare no intelligence
in expediting one or two person qualified to t2.ir
Signor Beizones discoveries. :Jul to pursue t!,eni
of this country, and the promotion of ecaeyul prig!

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COT'T'ON
shed
A Magazine, publisher at Paisley, gives fln
swing account of the present state of the curt .n
that part of Scotland.
Plaids, Trimmings, &c.—The demand for these arritieS
ier fiat at present, owing to the reports of the nate of haa-
Ity't health. The prices of weaving, ecove
•ef are undy 4
ts,
Nance which had taken place.
Imitation shawls are still inquired after. Thew " rats ,4
'ere made in such large quantities having row gas;
all-made shawls, prices have risen considaahlo and
r.
iaintaining the advance. art
Imitation Gown Pieces—The der.and far there ace& •
!dented and unlimited. Prices haat tLerafate
erably, and have remained steady since the ber.nainsoiLt.„.--
•Zebra Dresses—The demand fcr taase aztares It like*
recedented, Prices have imps rai, and arc stid * mum* „3
nprove.
Full Harness Robes have been 11. rt tir.:e the order, tale
gring trade were consrleted. They rze mote in 4,;;;.
tad the price of weaving may be said to be whale:k& t,,4
he demand for this article increase, a cwailetabk rise'. a,.
oticipated, as a great number of the La-'e,• s hare bat
ns
etoleicedie!'seedashadahswarnes.tiri:pw,essoc;armrobid:b?esfobe:re"wLiareacucheit:ardthkewulco pgtrelplsetiarbt:l:lLL7tci:eat:r[z.ete.'.;.4:jetaat-vv.lj
10U5e in town has an order for 'lamas, spotted glue, e„,,r,4s
or which they will pt.), at good price.
Plain muslin. Particular fine grounds have, aitkie
tooth, risen a set ; and, as the weaver,
'tined an advance of en per cent. upon theira r war it ma- Ti;
unturned that a still greater improvenant nin take aacr. -
Silk (or transparent) gauze has been rea.e: tem art
months. Some of the houses in that line flare et oaa
even in to.an) are doing very little. Mesita Cater, AC&
ire still cocain uir.g to employ a ettruiderable nanite:, ' drier
:o have the only steady demutd, bav'ng more weaa;
nd
in this manufactury than all the other aat shouts b Statbal
The situation of the operative weaver hat intan,a, soda
nil! continuing to improve. Goods are now =Vag ia valor,
tad neighbourhood for every quarter of the :Lae. es,
pace, and above all, their cheapness, are gaining then amt.
rance into covutries where European maauftwaou a tkr alt,,
description have never before penetrated.
THE GREAT AMERICAN SEA-SERPENT Cann
A letter from New York, dated September 9 sets,
" Yesterday's Boston Mail brings an account of the
capture of the Sea-Serpent. He was struck by Ca;
tain Rich on Thursday last, off the Squaw Lee
when wounded he darted off with great velocity
dragging the boat after him two miles. It upper.
now he is taken, that he measures but ten ic i
length, seven in circumference, and has sr:
bunches on his back. Captain Rich states, that Ft
the same serpent that he harpooned some time it.
as the wound then made was still fresh, and th
when he last struck him he appeared to be7o feu •
length. Captain Rich had arrived wi,h his prim
Boston."
As a great numb:tr of persons are readeed
unhappy by Spasms, Wind in the Stomach, Ob..
tions in the Bowels, want of regular Perspiration, V.nu..
and Bilious Complaints, Head-aches, Heart-hums, CettMte
Nervous Disorders, Cholic, Gout, &ea We are .iat,..6ld
tar, that SrEIDIKAN'S Pius are in most cues an r t
medy for these Complaints • and especially cecommes..!c:
the time of Sea Bathing, and drinking the Sea lad )L oral tr
ters ; also for those visiting warm climates. Prea.red be T
was Setttiror, jun. Densest; Tottenham !fah-Cross,
sex, by virtue of an Assignment from I-Li:n.ll. liessekk, sale
prietors of the Receipt, by the Will of M. Sfecitilnan; and
sold by Shaw and Edwards, No. ee, St. Paul se:haat-rad;
Bacon and Co. No. 1.50, Oxford-street in Ikun at '2s. it. tel.
Ad. and One guinea ; and may be had of :he ;fiat 3.1
of Medicines in Town and Country.
BIRTH.
Sept. at, the Lady of Capt. Grubb, Fteraalen-aoute,
daughter.
MARRIED.
Wednesday, at St. James's Church, Gerard C.l4be.
M.P. for,Dundalk, to Louisa Margaretta, Alta. &attar
John Calvert Clarke, Esq. of Terldington-playe, Maahea
Tnesdaa, at Hampton, Major Brook Bridges
Hon. East India Company's Service, to Amelia.
of ('apt. Ilenderson, of Kennington.
DIED.
October; Susan Mary, second daughter of :he Her. C* •
Pruby, Rector of Stanwick Northamptonshire, agetl-1 Ft.
Sept. SO, at Teignmouth, after a short diesss, Huai
Templer, r.N. one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace far
ventkaire.
Lately, at Cairo, Egmt, Signor Belzoni, who, by his •
discoveries among the ruins of Egyptian grandeur, hes -
the the British Museum with several valuable relies. Theses
[hi* gentleman is favourably known to every man r 1 taste •
science in Europe. He had been for some years incessarrly
indefatigably employed In Egypt, under the Frotecion
British Government, in tracing the monuments of antic:era
which his efforts have been attended with the mast b
SUCeeSL He had laid open the frost or the great
made those interesting and surprising discoveries svn ch we •
the satisfaction some time ago to communicate to oa flee,
With a sagacity and perseverance seldom entailed, he c: c. e:
great Temple at Tpsambul, which was covered In stn'"
with sand to the depth of 50 feet. At Thebes Le male er
surprising discoveries, and thence brought away tae zaraitt
head of the statue of Memnon, which is new &rate.' n'
British %MUM. It would far exceed our linitS were wt
follow Signor Belzooi through his earitc.3 :a.traart,
his surprising discovery of the Egyp'izn cries: 0,3 . in .
of which he discovered an exquisitely bezutifel saa:a_csia
alabaster, nine feet five inches long, by three wet rite
wide, sounding like a bell, and trantparent as gliu• are
merited with hieroglyphics and figures in intaglio. Mrs.,
entertained in this country that this precious :dirt et* . ac.
might, by Signor Belzoni's care and the munificence ui tau
tish Museum, be brought to this country, for the leuprala
the European woad, but we feu that the &nline!), den
extraordinary man may prevent the fulfilment of this
expectation, The most extraordinary, however, of Sirar
zoni s labours, and that which most displays his sagacity
firmness, and the enthusiasm of Ma character, is :be °vanity
tili,yertaan.c.
Pyramid
Ihrcole Her
the 10th ofpHlEPyerinebrc'uoidarinmoy,fenaGnidizua,hithklar:::;otrintrmbsyaentthtigibie
a mass of stones and cement, which, from his ova
must have presented a consistency Cl a living rat. aal.
ridable toil, attended with no small personal risk, he a: ar
succeeded, on the Sd of March, in discovering a paev..gcirt::
subterrantous chambers. The death of a man so t,.1
lifted for pursuing these discoveries, cannot but be co: eiders/
a serious injury to the advancement of science. lied
his future exertions would probably have rer.dai,l 1L
Museum the first repository its the world for cr. al,
Antiquities. It will, we fear, be found very re,
the loss of such a man; for its whom could equal ttlentr ee •‘r
combined with equal energy and devoted embus:atm: Re
that the British IlJuseurn will spare no intelligence tot. skit
in expediting one or two persons qualified to take
Signor Belzoni's discoveries. raid to pursue taen
of this country, and the promotion of ours! scie:e.
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