42 31ANCIIE&VER. Tpr. COTTON SPINNERS' ADDIMSS 10 TM: mum " We, the Mule Cotton-Spinners of Manchester, consider it a duty linnnubent upon us to allre-s the y.oblie :it the prts:nit juncture, to contra liet the man 7 false statements and miArepresentatiuns that have op ' eared i t the public r•Terr. • " We nre st.tted in all the papers to hare turned ant for nn udvante of wages ; this we admit to brin part true, but antharry so. Two years ago. wlmn our einpltevers demanact la reduction of ten hanks, they a:. Armed. that the state of the market in:yeriously fix such resluctitat : but when the markus would ethnit ci an advance, they would willing!y give it. We de. cn their honour. aid continued to hahonr for :7: Iro than mot:tin:at the redaction-prq , :rrO. About _ • _ . !;' months ;.int.e, on croupaiing the price of cotton nrol we i:itool Coot the taork,i.; ::?low our em ; 4oyers to their rantise ; we therefbre so l iciteli tt:ent to t!.:tt porposo, and ouly v..iFltc:i to he tIAC . prices we worked r.l..viott:siy thut . _ Ilanction. •Sunie tlet-L.red they • could not it ; i . :!iers they would rat ; hat the trreater part, that they ir nth:Ts Itit they shunlil to be the i lsl-!;A wori,ing s:!lie!ting tbr t..: last months. .Ti.on;.:h the (ie.:lnuit fin- yen: !,14 been iiiipreeelerted, an.l the consequent rise in ! .-c.it, they have still r. fis etl tier ju,:t request. ; - 1 t:rtiCt s . to CALM' a that tr..: 1 .0 IV,IA i:t A state, gave notice, th:.t their ir.ilis ilotll.l only ...rk three days in the week, wiiich appeared so ex iteniely ridicultais, that the very ehiltlren eiiipleyed is lauglic.l :It it. It is ussertel, that our aversr. wages amount to or 4(h. FT week—it is evident, that-this, statcmcnt ovule- by soma individual either it nOrmit tn* torestea. In 1816, the- overage clear wages of the srioners in 111aneliester was about 243.' they %were r,-..lueed from 510 to 25 per eon. nod have eve: unler that reluction. And it is to re ourl•letl, that spinners relieve their GIVII as w I!l as s;.l-,scribe to other casualties ; therabre, %viten their hours of labour, which are from 5 in tb.: u u,ruin ;: until 7 in the evening. (and in some milli ion:t-er) of unnt taitting toil, in ....,;:;:s lieatelfrom 70 to 90 Lgrees, ere ono considetatioo, ae believe the public will say with us, that 0., weir of.wor.;Hium receive so inadequate conipem , otion :or their Ktnir. " The nest thirtigwe well advert to is, our m il :::ets bay:: that if tbcy submit to our pre. .cot atlinit . is reasonable) it would not beCcre demartlea slither wivanec tcn : v.-Ir‘t;ver snne mt.: !lave sai;l., _ . ••. , r know ierti - , leg ot; but the great nttljority of spinners le.eve never slid ur iutz.ntled any such tLing. • And we I , A:rely clerlare. " That wr are to cutter into et frith uur ;:ttly!..eyeis oa tiler :end La:mumble .• V:c believe th. , rc is nn .roecics of lal.ionr so-fr.:tight Nkith the wwit of natural comforts as that the spinners to contend with ; deprived of fresh air, and sub led to 'long confinement in the impure atine , p;;.: - Ac of rooms, contintutily jai:tiling particks of rx• • - talie er vegetalde dust, Il.iv physical pow.,Trst bec:nue stri:ngth dwindl.m away, and ti ca• vive the ...:er.dian of atid the grave is often the weleo asvlitni of I.is wees. His children l—hat let it • draw a veil iwe: the scene, our Ftreetn exhibit their u'ei decrepit /braes, and any te...:_nirpt to de .• it,v Oa In .witild • d• L et it not brb understood that %VC attach blame to ce . if loyers as opr.lie..l to these calamities ; they a:e, inserrale from the very nakore of the cut r:.••n.,.a, mir masters may lament. but cannot re 4ress tbct Al. we ail is a fair and candi,i in estigniion into the 1.!,:•ou11:Ts et c.an ! ):.lilits, wail We lire 62:11j5:i:'4.1.1 humanity will deal,: in our Omni% • .‘ We solemnly detla c ns men, ns fl.thers, ns loval taibi , Tts, „:ad well-wishers t'o a constitotion, the spirit : , n d jowl- of wiil cnuntc:im‘a any th;:3e.; slavery ak'i oppression, Chit we cannot ,:l)toin with the tretitest ti:o common enott:lrts a.:1•1 uc at>:l'•irs of Inc,r at the nrc-..zynt low prices; to !:ihner :ol eaq taste, hitt to lahotir Intri t0,.1 want is Let our masters t•ola,ult tildr own !:Azrts, n:1 , 1 a. I:1.1 Justice and 11:intanity, they - ,will not lor4 to gtent bur just Tyrnest." Criot ‘?.r?.':, j1:!.11 rt 0.••••••" TI: C mail front Tanier.: ;s 11eatlis ilo not incr e; m : , t;r?..rtaiaty provails with regard to what ;he ,ncs.s ly.:lonAs as when I last wrote." The tnaler A roinili arrive.' off Dover on 'Chars v!l:l feat a boat on show with dispatches, to Lottion. The. . a;', , ay on the 1'.7.:1; of A:lri?, t.atchecl at conanunieutiJn wi.it St. Helena, al lannewiwd ound sLips on he:. r .4y evoitol 1~ .~. t 1 st:c TUC Wit ea M. Mnry Ann Clitrlc, r.llc.r a rtsi lieuee ttf tierce imw.ths Litt 'e Hampton, in the inoAt * ., cr f ect „ e , tusi:ll, gni:eft ks.. iat her two ist%ll- tlity :~: . ~ ~. .: c . ' I• VIE NATION: kr. REGISTETt. PAVII.LION AT tiniG !Tox.---The , motirl for the new pile's taken from the Kremlin, in Moscow. There will he about nine doincs, eiL t resembling that of St. Paul's ci!thelmi. The Prince Regent still remains at the Stud House of flamptott Court, with Sir B. Bloomfield. flit! Royal nip:hoe:A has a very r.amerous stud of valuable harses ut pre.zeit there. The Prince Regent has presented his beautiful Shot• Itnd pones', w•itlr n supe...b garden photon, to the Ma rchioness. Of Ile relsr3 ft is expntal that his Royal .Highness the Duke of StrtlCK win visit the University of Catnbricitse, about th? trst 4...Tek in September. Let:era:we been received4.l . oni the Duke of Clarence. III.; noyai I.liLthness has, it•is suit abautlorted the ilea of residing. Wiread. T• :A Yarmouth and Mr. Walpole, it is said, have resigral as 11,1:Au's of the Sub Committee of Dray Lan? Thextro, but are expected to resume when :nut ter.: are in a bett.A. train. In th:. Front!) papers, is an aceollt of the extmerdi• nary 1,11)our uttemiing cony.evange of the equestrian statue t,f Henri mitre from the Pont ties Arts to the Pout iltienf, over irbiih :.!tort dist, occ it required the rtreugth of 68 horses clari.c,; four 'tours, vie from 5 cm Alinhlav Morning until!), to tru n sport the weighty TllollU 'nen t (4n St Louis's dity tlit, statue is to be placed ou pedustal ; the King, with all his family and Court, klog present nt a eerciiiany,•whiati great pains will of cams.: be to renie: it the Li6laest clogree popular mid impressive. A paragraph fuel Menlttim state.t, that same me lancholy ecnse:otencys have followed the tumults which recently oxlore , .l io the University i.f Guttingen. Fottrte,:.n students, utitl us-Live huzza:s trem woututcd, of whom one b.:longing to each rutty Las unfottuaute'ly About the period of the dissolution of Parliament, young num of gentleirunly appearance, :Ili of elegant nftln,•es. ra:elled in the west of l'ing'and in a carrtu and fi;or, u der the assumed 'name -ot: Harvey, un stolid cv. v trliere that he was going to orer is; a candida c for 0112 of-the Cornwall boroughs—varying the name L f the b. rough us it suited his purpose. In Lis progreys be int r.duced himself to a number of coun try bankers, to whom he stated the object he had in view, observing, that nothing was to be doac without plenty ()Intoner at bororgh eicctious, producing at the same time letters of credit from 'ranters in London, whom they were connected. hose letraa were thrgeries. Nlaoy- of the banbers, acting with caution, declined crediting this impostor, bet with others be was too sueozssful. Ile is reported to Lave netted, by his .fraudn'tent reprcsontations, upwarLls of twenty thous:nal pounds. The nurnerons frauds he had eornmittA being FM:I MI.: march; discovered, be %vaa t:•ared to Luvt. sailed I,:r France, where porseit waa made der him, but willleat effect. Arplication being made by the parties most inter sted to 'Lore, eastiercugh. he wrote to the Pritish envoys am: c.msula abroad on the sutj.ct. VV:I3 9130 diSr.ltt`lll:4l to brnkers on ate Conti ocnt. Tilese. various it:e.t.a-I'es were attended with the desi,-etl elect. Tire culprit as ultimately Llisoverclat Torin, in the disw.liw eta servant ; and, according to i-formation, which reached town on Frklay., ho was on his way to ;•lngland, under a proper eseort. -Property to the atnnunt of I S,00(!. is said to been found opal We are told that he is related to.o Ll:ember of the I louse of Commons. oF.ricr 0,11)..V.1NC1:, 12. VW% THE Pr!nri:Yre ('iTieers el' His .‘l , r;',..e!,•'s ()I-dm/9cl ;;;” rw;. „ A re,A :17 Pall Ma 11,04 be ; ; ..%;•;, ‘2l://r er , / 4vArlit, ;mr.'..;:- yet L‘ecA Persollt to ::up b.. willing to iwic? lift:: the SuiTlail AT:7O. 24, 'hero whales whales hove Lei arms •ler the tart the or six days Inside the harbour's mouth, •at Case. On Sunday, the City of Cork steam packet, with a great number of tracsetigers OP b. 1414, proceeded to sea tor n few 111,11 CI. u n it Went very near Vital:hal hat hour; t• a ere informed by a gentleman who was on lt.tard, the straol hunt patoicsi finite rinse to one at vitae whales steer Ilielarhour's mouth, and the persona ou board lind at distinct view oft, and were much *must d at see ing it spout rip the water, ts Weir it did to a considerable height; tveo ro w hoots were tnelcat outing to drier it iosiiis the ha: hour. but %%hilt little esti : the appearance of the au whales on our Coasts, ntas Le ()whiz to the icehet gs, which li•ive Intely been so vaunt talked of by navtgators.—Cork pcpe.. Perim, interested id t!,e London ruhtrarket are abut to engage in an tuatertairg ankh promises as much ben.ht to the public as to limits:4re% It is to exact tiro addietuind 'turtles-houses for the use of the west end of the town, obit to s rnploy steam beats as en al • most ceitain mcd!ura of r. regular sutpl). A surrey has remedy been made or the mat! between London and Porteriouth,. for the pitrlcre of citehli•liing a communication be tween the Admiralty rind the later place, by weans of ttlegraphs on tic seinvphorie principles. A field of west of 4.0 !Mtn. the Tomperty of Mr. Cnomlie. of North Newtlet, !n Soncirsculiire, WIS last week rasped and stacked hi otr..• thy. To ceTtzt this ie individuals were tiur!oyeel. rA Lr.or: for 5...1•15re if this 1)?..p.,71,:h , t„r?i• fire,. Tr-r.., wi n .d.k? r t • E? /.1, • 1;;;;; • .•• ;.TuR Norse fg' ::; of 11,r /lilt bp ;:i . ;;;;!crl*4.l?. A nopo'c ?he :.".11 fury ! o f., ;,;,„ pi; I if;;• •• ra...thrt P...:1;?•41w5, 740 44 0; n'A tilT ''rid. (IP • bf .l :; .• . 1 4 Ple r of kW to'.. f,, ./ Per 1111 , 71 .1( h. •'/ • '•'• "pan'? r •. r•• fcr Tv.liow," 4,1 .n/0,;..41: $ a thq; c • 17V , • 1 ' !! a 0 • it • ,?/1 . I • ato!,..s.s i !! „., ;us Geir:414 . 441! Drd, r (9%; 1; 11. 17. CP Err., sr l . : r u. VC)11\11. ^ ....14 tYN !ON and INST;F: - AN( 11.:-(:F I: E. Ntov a th e 1.()NO.) , : (%) Ai I TV:: 1%, eon otv •o• reports injtaig , ll, to the 't i I -N it /N thcm , elve.3 Am un. carlicr (thzie time Inv. irg tAc,r. up 1.....t.A;;..atii. 1 .7 c1.6 , 10i the and with wher um.mm:.). t'.lo Ifirretot , nt.A •:or wie.ll Lave ft' ,tz.ti molt of dale runds, the Covernmat ALlort:l-. r.r.l the it. the it.:.m!• s - .lt•rul agtnt::, tog...eout to ..e!mt... - wKi 1 tire Fare i‘-; winklit. :1 , 4 4 +.:v. , c7,1;,8 t; , . in the Life ; 1.1:%(1 , !'.;11 Coe % .1:)!1r...rs or tetiy Commit:-.• Lo reason x! , :stkeer ti:e co.At Luz*. 5t0t0 , .,, , ..?.. %• tare more:ming more re - ti-ttlar ie,ndry into the maitre of i.:rdt• and I;:cir trpottti.m ; ural. Lisio v0...y shanty to be ttibr,it to a (kn.: L :l of :4.-misersa more fn.! ri , , , !t tilt ,o'.•ject. It 1. , ..t.t. C. , at ftint!•. t' e ainOta. , nnm:al far enc,...1;-. t.hc whic:l tzn r.ccordit . ... to the. :• , ..,rage u. to• et r ve.:rs. •9; of t c ruillt.s:mr.' , A..g. ruiciP2rl; a A. Ci..1!!II t.,:x!:%; ) ; , r 111 'ATICS. At rtmir.7.-., rer.r`l,yrlimrit. - the Qoun'^ss of Errbil, 4:3 dau.—. In York ilac, Countess Compton. of a au). NIARIGED. J. 0. E. 71. to Charlene, that. of enpt. J.rkc , lI.N. J. Jon-<, of eivriees, Lane, to Mn. Lambert, widow, of W. I.nn:bert. SoutlniLpton Streit, Woonisbary.—J. Jneloon, Esii. 11. A. to Matilda Louisa, only don. cf J. 'Wird, EA. The Itcv. U.A.X. Wail, Fon of J. Marsli. Esq. hue Chairmin of the Vieto noti:i . ;, to Juni. a.m)nd den. of T. Muriit , eh, Esq. of Portland 1 7 lare.—E. Kso. ofSt. Men'" Place. to Margi. r,..t.e:(l.at (latent* ell: Itcv. Vi. Watkins, of nerl,;;2ll.—The Rev. P. rrye. Meter of DinFe!tic. r)ltthav), to S. Waring. deo. eir Maine S. Wiring. of 11:::f Street.—The Ref. S. Staniton. la:e FeUnw of Mapitan CoJlege, Cembrit;ge, to Mrs. Spencer, widow of the live Mr. It. S'yenceN of Hull. Gen. Alyelvld, the Nwnr of the Polish Warriors, aged 105.—1 n Tipperary., tit V. }lam title and canto. devolve to his Aubtey 11. VOL Lunt, h.vq. now Sir Aubrey De Ver.: Hunt.-.. In !lowland Street, J. AleLer, late of the Custom House, and one of the Grooms of the Chamber to hit Majesty.—At giightuo, J. rehner. 1;f late Comptroller Caters) of thc l'ott.Olh2.—lle tai t:.e witit of buggeiting and carrying into tffett o:r.t CM! iiCnt Flan by whi , ..% tile •Pkot Office E,tabli.•havent of this cmwry barn carriNt to such perfccdon. and remitted so pre. tir...iire to the na:ionn: rEver:e.—At Itedlural. near Bristol, G. Gibbs, Esq. merchant of.that city.—At Blackheath, aged fat..l. I'. Larkins, :Aolinatn, lartnerly of (Jucen Surat, Berkeley Square, ag..d LONDON MARKETS- COR rninAy, Al' . 41. We ha^^ had but fewttrrivals of .I. , :ngliz.h Wheat, rime :Volubly. and what ;,ppeatea nu quality met a ready sale on rather babe; tent..—pine Dade.. aim) Itiwats a b .tttet sale, oticl Beans are 2A. r wuarter toleun.r.—The supply or tilts- tlas week has ball h:lerably hair. and the track: hilt so brisk as on M•mtlay, but without variation in price. —In other artiOes wehare nu atiteedtion to notice. A VERM; Pr, Jr tx ENta,AN As:, W W t I Rye 49 tt 5:I 9 'n. 'ZS. A VT) 1.":.% , 'W NTII.U.I. Cartai.: zz. d. & 4!. Ikf " 4 a . 4 Mutton 4 4 n 49 Vcal 3 8 ', 5 4 Om 4■ti i.::n:'.~.., N r) HAY AND sTniw rElt LOAD. X. d. X %. (1. eve% _ . Ilay 4 In n 11 0 ‘, r,liVer 4 li) (1 0 0 G !ct* .v....: 8 0 0 a g 7 14, I'lkA,r 0 0 04 0 0 u 0 T 1 4) trav 1 5 0a Y 17 0 t? !I 0 . . flay. ...... .1 1 ,; 0a 7 7 ►— G ir, 6 WIIITRCI:APVL -7, (10:47 ...... !. 0a 9 .j U— IS i; Str:),w 'I. n a 18 _ vi:ii . l ':i• . 1'1:1 CI. 1.!4;::1:1 C . .: A 11;:. 39 iyt,t th.`r i tt. eXchbi%Li I ',a./ 'II • Void Or i..c: 611.1, PIUC I:: 01' Bank roctt 1 yer rent. 15,..;.. Stcel: ...... , 4 11l Pi:Nt litmtts ENchcc.tter Cog 7/.1:: for ! :!1 fr ix ?" 1 r ........ ......... 3-t ;110,:n.tY, ACCT. '2L. Them wer. , w!reitil rantt.levof New Eng!i b w:leat a: war; et Ili; morcing. which, beitig of a fine quality, expel ien.:ed a I Cady advan.:o of bOveril chilli:trs per e i nartor. s.onples of ForciAm w!-eat were 'dearer. but the ordinary r.:14 eagr*: were very dell in sale.—Fine Sr.:uric% !N2w Daley .tre re/putt, ar. , i obtaintxl rafter room money tn.ti l'ea.e %..Te dearer—A:- though the cto,.ply of Oats ent.tinues very great. yet, from her of country the ti:t • :40.1.1.... v tal:cti taut neatly la..t weelec fliCis—ltupciail and Unwed w ita via:a:Ant. s. v. I s. s. •Xlicnt .... C 3 a IV: 1 Whitorease:.; a !;•2 'Vine ditto. 7.2 u 04 grey 5:; at. Poland pits 51 a Z 7 I't.:3•Dt. ditto 55 a 55 Fine 1 4.ur 7(1 a 75 Secovil tlit:o G. n ;0 Snl.-- '4S a 5.1 Rana-- .2 a stl Fino ftai - ley.% a t'3 7a ...... W Malt cis, a sr. I Outs ....... t 11'.Z.EAR The locilest pike of tie r, t 11",;:.aten throo:T?:o.lt the me• tmpoll4. :s round th:t Ilalvrs to b. 13 1 01. goartera Scone 14.1.:ers tZttaxtcrtt Loaf from Id. to Q.!. (ca 4-5;: ci!llN .Es THE WE'0:1( ENI/INt: At.c. 13. Ilarloy I (h,t.: Ileang j Pia t• Gs to 1 zit; 3 I .;.S 9 PE(11:i"; 0:: AIV.AT, 31()Nrmv. A SMIT6rtr:I.D. ?IF:WC:ATV .1 d. s. d. I firrair of (7olllr .11 Ilct4 74a 4 8 S.v ;th . ,7e/tf. ‘larton -4 oas G i Wasta,tbout.... 2380 Vole! -4 Oa 6 FV,ltep 101.(10 S A 3 6 I CO:a; 11" Lunlb...-4 0 a 0 0 I Pigs 5OO 1 , 7 4., cy B. 17.*15.v s, tn. LI! tot. (Itut.el h. , fer tmr•t.! - ' I . ' 1.