Star.
London, England, 1819-06-17 00:00:00

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HYePOLIT.I, QUEEN OF THE AMAZONS!
Ilyppolita, Mrs. -Utley.
Mademoiselle Ferzi will go through her scientific and elegant
performances on the Tight Rope, and also dance a Minuet and
Gavotte on Two Ropes, assisted by Mademoiselle N►na FerzL
COMIt bong by Mr. woman.
Extraordinary Exercises by the Grand Equestrian Troop of
Voltigeurs and Tumblers ! Mr. Diamond, the Flying Hussar.,
will go through various difficult and unequalled Leaps.
To conclude with the Broad Farcical Durletta, called
PEREGRINE PICKLE; or Hawser Trunnion on ilorieback.
in the Course of the Picea will be introdue.Al a Real Fox-
Chase, with Dogs, Horszs, and Huntsmen, in full cry.
Second Price at Half past Eight. Places for the Boxes to be
tzlen of Mr. Kinloth, at the 'Theatre, from Ten till Four, of
.ehom Private Boxes may be had nightly. Places cannot pos-
aly be kept later than Half-past Seven.

The Earl of LIVERPOOL rose, on the Order of
the Day for considering the Report of the Cotton
Factories' Regulation Bill. He referred to the clause
which limits the number of hours of employment to
eleven, and stated that he was willing to consent to
alter the number to twelve, provided that means
were taken to secure the children against what he
considered still a greater grievance than the long
time at which they were kept at work—he meant the
short time allowed them for dinner. If the dinner-
hour were made effectual, he would not object to
making twelve hours the general rule for the time of
labour, Besides the amendment of this clause, it
would be necessary to make several verbal alterations
in the Bill. He should therefore move, that it be re-
committed on Friday next. _ _ _

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ON Friday, the 21st of May, the Lottery finished
N 1 Drawhy*6, when (as usual) EYTON was in hick AGAIN !
'The Ticket, No. Stls, a PRIZE of TWO THOUSAND
POUNDS, was all sold to the Public, at No. '2 , Cornhill.—
Tickets and Shares for the New Lottery, to be drawn the 24th
of JUNE, containing Two Prizes of £50,000, and 2,000 Gui-
neas in Gold, are now on Sale.—Ml business in the Public
Funds transacted with fidelity and dibpatch.—RECOLLEC'f,
in the last Contract, EYTON sold 4456, a Prize of TWENTY
THOUSAND POUNDS, in Ten Shares, also numerous £5OO,
Jeno,Btc. &c.

A long conversation on particulat clauses of the I
Bill took place, in the course of which the Elirl of
LAUDERDALE, the Marquis of BUTE, and the Earl
of ROSSLYN spoke.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE erprecned his satis-
faction at the alteration agreed to by the Noble Earl
(Liverpool). Had not twelve hours been adopted as
the period of labour, he was certain that nearly all
the Manufacturers r. ould have discharged the chil-
dren, and employed grown persons in their stead.—
The effect of the mistaken humanity of those who
wished to narrow the hours of labour would have
been to throw a great number of children entirely
destitute.

The Earl of LIVERPOOL, in reference to some
observations which had been made on the impolicy
of interfering with the freedom of labour, observed,
that the Bill was in no way inconsistent with the
principle of free labour. That principle could only
operate with respect to free agents, which the chit-
then employed in these Cotton Factories were not.--,
By the common law, it was an offence to overwork
children—(Hray., kear),
Earl GROSVENOR thought that the view which
the Noble Earl who spoke last had taken of the sub-
ject was•contrary to all the principles by which hu-
man nature was usually considered to be governed.
The children in the Cotton Mills were sent to. that
employment by their parents; and it was most
gulag. for their Lordships to say, that the parent
' should not be permitted to act for his child& The
same principle had been introduced Into the Poor
Bill which came from the other House, but their
Lordships had rejected it. He hoped they Would
follow the same course with this measure, and allow
parents, who were the natural guardians .of their
-children, to govern them.
The Marqeis of LANSDOWN did.not object to
the doctrine laid down by his Noble Friend, .but it
did not apply in this case; The parentss in the dis,
tricts where the Cotton Factories were ettablisbed,
had no choices Thcy were obliged either to send
their children to the Mills to hcemployed in she usual

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night ; the Speaker was directed net to issne a new Writ for the
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A. CA:IIPBELL presented a Petition frbm St. Andrews;
for the alteration of the Scotch Distillety I.aws.—Read,
tit to lie on the table.
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from Heiken, against the Foreign Enlistment B .in.
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Manner, or to keep them idle, Sind the latter they
were not able to do. Many Petitions in Favour of
the Bill were sighed by parents of the children ern
plowed !n the :Wilk.
The Bill was then ordered to be re-conithittieci od
Friday; to which day the House adjourned:
HOUSE OF CpMMONS.
Mr. GONE LANGTON presented a Report from be Com-
mittee appointed to take into consideretion the Petition come
plaining of an undue Return for the Boriangh of Camelford,
stating, that, If appeared to them, that the Sitdog, Member%
John Stewart; In. and William Aheopp, Esq. were Dot duly
elr''ei, and ought not to bare been returned ; and that the
Election for the said Borobth was exissequently void ; and that
neither the Petition complaining Of an undue Return, nor the
opposition to the Petition was frivolous or vexatious.
Mr. GORE LANGTON subsequently presented ti special
Report, stating, that it appeared to the Committee that John
Stewart, Esq. bad, at the lan Election for Catoelford, violated
the provisions of the 49th of the King, e. 118, and was thereby
incapacitated for sitting In the present Parliament Coe the said
Borough; also that stye al of the Burgesses (whose names were
specified) had been guilty of corrupt practices, In order to in-
fluence the Return of the said Borough ; one of whom, W. Allis,
druggist, of St. Mary-Are, had wilfully absconded to avoid
giving evidence before the Committee. .
On the motion of Mr. GORE LANGTON, the Report was
crdered to be taken into further winsideraicin on Friday se'n-
night ; the Speaker was directed not to Spode a new Writ for the
Borough of CaMefferd Wire that day; the Mitutes of the Evi:
denser heard before the Committee were -ordered to be laid be..
fore the House, and W. Allis was ordered to be taken into the
custody of the Serjeant at Arms.
Mr. A. CAMPBELL presented a Petition frbin St. Andreites;
praying for the alreraioo of the Scotch Distilkt~ Laws ' =Result
and ordered to lie on the table.
Lord lIBRINGTON preseated a Petition trout Bainstaple,
and imottlet from kliMiton, against the Foreign Enlietment
Read asid ordered tti lie en the table.
Mt. DUGD ALE presented a Petition from the Chamber of
Cienmerce,it Birmingham against the Foreign Enlistment BBL
On the suggeition of the CHANCELLOR of the ii.XCHIE:
QUER, it was ordered that the House, at its rising, do adjeuri
till Friday:
A Meuageefrons the Lords annotreced their Lordsidr. mtnt
to several private Bills, and requested a Copy of the Mrpon of
the Cetntnittee on the Frame Wade Knitters' Pte.—The
Messengers were informed that the Report *mild be pint.
Mr. LIENNET relented it Petition from a penal tidied
Chat les Smith, praying that he might be Atoned to prate the
existence of gross bribery among the Electors at the Catttelfard
Election.—head, and ordered to he on the table. •
Lord A. HAMILTON rose to ask a question relative
Jury Court of Scdtland. wished to know •:+thelher the
Cognmiesioners noti sitting to ingitire into the Court, of Juitice
in Scotland; had pewee to ritend their inquiries to the Jury
• Court ? .
Lord CASTLEREAG/I said, he was surprised that .thei
Noble Lord bad not liOrised the Learned Lord (Lord Ailvo:
Cite) Of his question. He himself was unable to give inforinadoo
otethe subject-
Lord A. HAMILTON then gave notice of a Motion for to;
naorriiiv se'nnigbt on the subject.
On the motion for the third readlnj of the Loan Bill;
Mr. GRES FELL rose to mote as an amendment; a.ela;te
to prevent the Bank from receiving the usual bonus of-a 91140;
on every £1,000,000 of the Loan. He bad been proventedlroni
going so at an eartio stage of the 11111 by the late hour it_vehict
toe Order, of the Day upon it bad always come on—but Ike was
sure the House would see that sander the present circumstances
Oche caurely ouch a Ma Pia dais should not be giventp tho
Bank, as they had se masymbee Kitts uisiog from p.,jeeele.
The CIIANCELLORof elmiE.X.CHEQUgßredel-Usekthis
allowance was one ,which jearthemi made (re"; dose immernoe
Hal, and he trusted the Hoist 'Auld sot agree, to t.,e ewer:tat
Ibt =king it away nt.thtetirtwewintiityteeti
prevented from its usual participation in the Loan.
After a few words from Mr. P. Mesas and another Member]
the AniendMent was rejected, and the Bill was read a '2:lrd
time and passed.