Star.
London, England, 1816-04-22 00:00:00

FOR COUGHS, COLDS,'Ste.
WALSH'S COLTSFOOT LOZENGES.--
Tusnago was the Name given to CoWont by the An-
dents, who knew its value In Coughs, Ste. It is prepared io
form of Lozenge, as the most agreeable tb palate; and also, that
by its gradually dissolving In the mouth, may with more certainty
be conveyed to the parts 'affected; 'bete Lozenges are dlob-
saient, &teapot, and lubricating, allaying the tickling silica-
tion which occasions Coughing, clearing the voice, acd produclog
the moat salutary effects; it need as a preventive, few persons
will be troubled with Coughs through the winter, and their price
places them leithisi the reach of all ranks of people.
Sold by E. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, who is the
tee Proprietor; Sanger, i5O. °afoul-street; and Tett, Royal
Ezebange- The genuine will have the names of Shaw and
Edwards an the Stamp.
Also, Wituies Astirtizaverssts, for the Hooping Cough, a
remedy long approved and retommendWi by the Etat lanalt.s iu
hisgslmiL PIXY Oldy is. sd. per licitly. '

Thirdly.—That as the whole amount of Wuol imported does
not exceed otietlivelfth part of what is produced in Engtanil and
Wales alone, we are further of opinion, that the idea of
the Landed Interest at the expense of the Commerc al one, by
the intimation of any ditty, will lie found altogether erroneous in
practice, inasmuch as the apparent benefit to the English grower
of Wool eau be only In proportion to the aniouot of the import,
compared with our own growth. An las this, as before stated,
amounts to one-twelttli part only, ot course the amended beisefit
can go nu farther than to one-twelfth of the proposed duty.
Fourthly.— That although the English gruw-rs ot Wool may
apparently be benefited, in a blllall degree, by a Duty on inipoilkil
Wools; yet it is obvious, that, by the con,equent depression
the Clothing rrade, all other products of laud will bear a much.
less price than at present, from the c;rcuinstanee ot a IrSS demand
existing for them. And as this Meeting apprehends that the
proposed Duty will effectually expel our Manufactures front
foreign markets, (which at present are at our command, througtes
out the world,) It is easy to chew that such expulsion wo ild w.
tirely destroy numerous Manufactories, atul put out or employ
thousands ot poor, who must, in that case, be principally
tainted at the expetise of the Agricultural Interest.
Fittlily.—That this Meeting sincerely regrets the distress ex- .
perienced by the Agricultural Interest, they hope the pressure on
it will be but temporary, and soon find its remedy; but they uu
most earnestly deprecate any rel of to be sought for by the Agri.
culturists front the Manufacturers, both Interests hay, grown up
together, and flourished by their mutual dependance on each
other, and it is the opinion of this Meeti .g that any attempt to
affoid relief to the one by laying burdens no the other, must end
in ruin to both.
It was then resolved thit the following Gentlemen he ap-
pointed a Committee, to conduct the oppwition to the proposed
Duty, and to carry into toff, ct die objects of the Eeeti; g, by
presenting Petitions to both Houses ot Parliament, founded 'en
these Resolutions, viz.
I WM, EVERETT WALDRON
JEoDuWNAPR
HD,
LPLHIIPLSL I PS
SAMUEL bALTER
GEORGE SHEPPARD I JOHN NORICIU CLARKE
WILLIAM SHEPPARD FRANCIS ALLIN
Groanc Busts CHARLES WiLKINS
THOMAS JOYCE ' THO. * ER LroTAID
EDWARD COOPER Henn"' Bwrrall POOLL.
TuomAs TIDWELL JONATHAN Nontl
SAunDninl HENRY Joyce, and
WILLIAM Si ANCOMBIL SLAVER HEALS:
Ally Five ot whom shall be a Quorum, won lauerty from time :o
time to add to .heir number.
That Mr. Joan Buse, of Bradford, be appointed Solicitor fie
conducting this opposition.
That a Subscnptiou be immediately entered into to defray the
Expenses of the opposition, subject to the direction of the Com-
mittee.

That the foregoing Resolution.) be inserted to two Loaded
Morning and evening Papas and in the Salisbury Jouinal,
&lb Chronicle.
'1 hat the Cbainuan 'do sign these Resolutions oa behalf of the
Meeting. EDWARD 121-11LLIYS, Chainnars.
Tile Chair:nay having Irk tqe Clusir, IL was onsuintou,et ce
l'honks of dna Xtrotiug tt *into Dint -
.Olt. cid impartial touduot