The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-09-17 00:00:00

EMPLOYMRNT or rge POOR.
TO Till EDITOR OF THE ST CFI:MAN.
Si,,.—! think i• hot an art of jostle, so she
lie et largo, in the GOTOIIIIOII9. Guardians. and Oter•
we, of .I.e Poor, and to the indivi•laal whore vier.
tiros 1 sigh to awe proved,. appreciated and wended,
to 'tate. what i. ininirels heroad all rpecolationa or
theorems, a moiler of fart. of whirls I have had oro•
lor prm.f, namely, that the Peer fr.idetit Its the
snookh....e of my pariah are tritely surd axially
employed in preparing and manufacturing Sas, from
the .I.ao. into veri•.es sorts of cloth and thread,
Imre' pondering articles, which ore bought from
*hot couttly. eeeee Ily, to a largo 111140111... Mr.
Sali•hory, the inventor and promoter of this plain for
employing the Pant, has, for iMs purpose, taken
largo ptelniees In D.h...treet, Lincoln's Inn.lields.
He ha., for •boot sit weeks, bun teachiog about
kitty or ally of oar NOV, MOO eighty years of
au, and some children 'troy young, to go through
the various pr.•enses of this useful work. The Over.
11140. r are paid a small premium towards the itoppnri
of the laborious. sod the people theorem terries.
a portion of their earnings to prom, them little
comforts, not to be expected in a workhowse.—
They s►em Much happier than in idleness, they
are nor pressed to work beyond their strength,
and by bring occupied all day out of the workhouse.
they return to it silk some pleasure, end learn by
degrees to I.aslkipa•e with Mhoss in the tilvalent
ideal which lame mites. They find a hotter air,
both in the atoodutory "kick is lofty, sad in their
ustiog.plsas, by reason of the ventillation which con
be resorted to, while they sir out of a before emoted.
ed plant. It is the wish of Mr. Salisbury to make
Ibis a sort of +chord of instructions in his system, a
depot for the orschines used, and a patter's for the
public to vitro. in order to prove its simplicity and
asefolnees. All the fears witkh listless or 'PIGA in-
dividuals may entertain about Holism commerce, or
orer•tncking the market, may ►e pot to light in a
moment. span the fundamental ptluriple " of be.
kg .4 indep►ndent me possible on other countries for
supplies" —and while a useless track of laud can be
found in the country, epos which Flea would grow
under a cultivation performed by r..or idle haute,
and a rlsolli produced by thos► who are now laid aside
as unship to support themselves either from youth or
old age. which will be suitable for their clothing.
we es omit sorely be said is do justice to ourselves,
should we 'einem, mach articles, and many others
equally obtainable Its ■ similar was at hoar, at an
unhurt Primacy of a million and a half of money. The
col•it titian of Sag is of much more importance than the
public site yet swore of. Not even the deal produced
is the mintsNeiore of it into cloth is whitelyt its su—
it • 11l frets horses and pigs. The seed ptotlyeed from
the Iles grooine too an acre will pay nearly half the
price of the crop, upon Mr. Salisbury's plan—and
ropes sir cables made of the Sat as he prepares it, are
equal, if oot superior in strength, to hempen ropes
awl vitae'. I tryst, therefore, that the public will
olivine this Manofactory, sod aid, by Its corals.
00000 and support, she worthy Inventor, to cow
wore a tonal establishment of the same kind, where;
he may hole as opportunity of employieg the poor
of
the nrighhoarhuad I. raising the plant on soil hi. ,
Shute loused to little advantage, and also to rear
materials for the sasaufactory of toys, to render so I
Importation ennecessory —so also of mats and boa.l
kete, of .11 which us bus abondsnce continuity ,
coming our from foreign countries. The great ,
point I would with to impress upon the public is this,
that the greatest injury is atm duo to eves • well.
organised plan, by 'aneroid peruse, with only •
smattering of knowledge, becoming protentlets- to
teat•b it. Mr. Salisbury endeavours, timelier., to
make Ms a School of Instruction, and if none were
premitted to set op for teachers without a cettificate
of ability from him, •Tway, tepee to his inspection, I
have an hesitation is saying, the plan will, ruder
God, become • great blessing to all classes of the,
community, and the Poor sow living epos the sates
become able in a great measure to pay, by moderate
labour, for their support, and thus the Wookhoese,
In most eases, become only lodgings, for those oho
cannot pay rent. Besides all this, the yowl would
be invited time for educative, sod •II •weld by se.
der proper coalrool.
I am, Mr, your obedieol Servant,
KILLIAN GURNEY.
Nectar of IN. Ciemost Dams.

LANCASHIRE ASSIZES, SErr. 13.

CIVIL FIDE.. FIDE.

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Mr. Jostle* BATLEY nom into Court this morn-
ing at eight o'clock, and sat 1111 ten at eight.
outmost a. aurctios.
This was an action by the mother egging her sae,
far 1401. of board.wages. There was nothing sin-
gular in it bet the indecency of parties sn smelly re-
lated appearing is opposition before • Court •od
Jury. Mr. Jostler, UATLIT urged a reference, and
este suggested a Gentleman who would settle the
wrestlers without any espenee, soldier, that it could
sot be the *Sect of a mother to rein her see. After
the son's father-in.law had beta called late the hes
to give elides(' for the Defendant, a reforms was
speed to..
stswtstns C. 111‘/AIMAX&
Mr. Serjeant Coosa stated this Wife to have bees
occasioned by the great freed of the Defrodant.—
The Mahal, was • shoemaker in Liverpool ; the
Defendant *weer of a ship trading to Neve Scotia.
The Dirfeadeet pervaded the Plaiatiff to ship shoes
end slops for North Await, by the vessel of which
be was owner. The pods were invoiced at 1331. 7s.
and the Plaintiff wrote • letter of lostrections to As-
drew Clark, the Captain, to whom the goods were
consigoed, directing that they might be sold or bor-
tried, perticeisrly for klootreal potashes, but ter
bring thee back tether than sell them et a less. Bet
the Defeadaat, who was Wrested with the letter,
ones' delivered it to Clark, bet verbally instructed,
him not to barter these goods, but to get the best
price be could. Clark sold them by sorties for
851. and transmitted that sem to the Defied.
ant. The Weariest *ever told the Plaintiff that any
money had been rewind, but assured Lim that
Clerk was a rogue, sod bed roe away with the
'hip. lied Clark and the ship Woo lost, the mosey
would ken slept fee eves is the petits of the De.