Star. — London, England, 1802-08-03 00:00:00

PARLIAMENT. RS RETURNED . .. John Sinclair. Bart. t • w—Ch• :!C s MontsgceOrmlby, Ern. :y—David Lat.miche, jun. Lfq. Bago ;:al, Lfq. c ; rj Ir: Major-C entral Alex. NT' Kenzie. ~ Courty—Ri,;h! H,,n. Lord George Beredord, Hon. C awn l Charles Stewart. 7 "s, Stc he Lord Advz,cste. • C^u . • : y--Sit P.ohert Lawrie, Bart. .• -ir W Ere:ine, ban. • r 1! tm! Carmg.e, Bart. .•! - .—Liiior el Thomas Graham. N 4 : , ;:i —Ar.c!rcre M DowaH, EN. Centi.ll GASCOYNE, the ConGitutional Mem. t:cr for Liverpool, has returned to Parliament, 1.1 'ft flattered by his conflituents than any Gen t!trn.:l svc ::now of. His Eleaion did not colt iiini one and he has received numerous rs of attachment from all parties ; none r:rre hqnouraidc than the Vote of the Corpora. 1 ,,.a of S:phton, which appeared in the London Papers of Saturday lA. Capt. BAP.LOW, the new Member for Coventry, is of a family which has been long fettled in the coantv of York, where he polfeJles an eftate of t:.ree thoufand pounds per ann. and feveral of his Ancellors have reprefented the City of York in Par. His fattier was the intimate friend of the late Marquis of RockiscHaist, and Captain BARLAYA . was Aisl-de-Camp to Lord FrrzwiLLlAM, when Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. A very curious circumflance happened at the Eli.zir , a fur Coventry. al the firft day Medi s. lent. vs and BAeLow polled two voters of the Time of Jztfery. , and B.trlow, and two of the manes cf the unturtunatc Candidates, /skirts. Etao aad Mucks. ELEiI ioti, JULY 30. —WILLIAM DICK of Kil!),icho, Lieutenant Colonel of the wa, elated Reprefentative for this 1> cilia of Boroughs. Selkirk, Peebles, and Lan ark, voted fcr Colonel DIC ksom, and Linlithgow wed fees Mr. hlnaw EL t. of Carridcn. • IONF/11"LINS ELECTION.--.The elation forth: boroughs of Dunfeamline, 8:c. took place there on l'riday Lift. A Ctntleman who arrived at Edinburgh on ;:atw..l:r: mc,ri.ing repot t s, that the Delegates, &c. entir.:d t:id Court Room on Friday at twelve noon. In the comic of the proceedings, a vcry artintated ti , th.ite took place. Mr. AD.tM. t`•tc Counfellor, and Mr. Joni: CLAIM, iItIVO- Cite, it k 141 d, were prefent for Sir Jon s of It ;ON, 01:. t . Mr. DAVID WILLIAM SON, Advocate, for Linz. CC•CHILANE. After the votes were given, the Clerk of Dun. f•mlluie fail, he would take furty•eight hours to confidtr what return he would m•tke. Report, howe,er, (tales, that Sir JOHN HENDSILSON is the fuceef,ful Candidate. The prnr•edings 6ccupicd twelve hours. The multitnde without doors were very anxious for the determination, and the friends of both Candidates wore iibbons, denoting the intereft they efpoufed. Extra& from a letter, dated Elan&lo, July 3r, " Every day lince my hal, Mr. Parrow has been gaining upon the Poll. At the conclufion of it to.day Islr. WILLIAMS'S majoiity was reduced to ;8, and no doubt is entertained but that on Mcsiday Mr. Parros will be at the head of the Poll, if his :rotes can be taken and put upon the Poll ; but it has been the fyllem of the Reds, ever lince Mr. P. began to rife upon the Poll, to objet to almoß every Vcte of the Blues, and thereby get it re fares' to the Sheriff's Booth for dikullion, which occupies time and promotes the delay that is wanted. lam informed, that so of Mr. PAXTON'S Votes remain to be difeuffed, befides thofe they will W i en to on Monday. The only °Neel of this mull be to prevent Mr. P.'s Return, and pro bably it w:11 fucceed. But he mutt be feated. The Blues will mutter bong, and, it is laid, will top the Poll, put the referved Votes cut of the and entitle themfelves to the Return. Whe:h:r in that cafe the Reds would demand Scrutiny I doubt, as it is well known that their had V otcs upon the Poll are 5 to r more than thole of the Blues. The latter, for reafons hinted at is my former letter, will certainly not demand a Scrutiny, as in cafe of Mr. WILLIAMS'S Return, they will bring the whole of the cafe before the Houle of Commons. The flrength of the Reds is 4 t aite call:tufted, and their party difcomfited and driven from the Field. I will write you the refult et Monday. 114:. I lamlyn Williams 2:53 • 1195 'Midday there was a great deal ei thunder and : , ;:ittiing a few miles nom Edinburgh to the • el,ward. ;.4t:l.dav three Literal claps of thunder At Ed:nburgh. A wmicmAn had hip pocket picked laiL week r. the Edintrugh Theatre of fivenfliffinks and A -1411.4, by one 0; a numerous gang of pickpockets mtdy ;n that atv. A Scotch paper, ob- ; vinf:.; upon :::is c;rctinitlance, Ctys, Tr . is very -1 1Pmper ry hrst ions in fuck ptuniiicuous :rotvL:s." Ca . 1%.,;1 1 .4v laft, a, Morras Kerr, oval - man at Coa 1 wk.): k, it; !he ncip,hbourhood of t `1.6- ore.;:rs to of the people :A•und, a :Ion:: r plied from Cie roof and o:i t!,.; Mot, and John Leitch, one of L wds r:uch bruiltd. :g.ct t 0 it.tre occaiion noticing thz acci -6.- %%I . es:4 !`.lr. 1 b and Citptain B.tkk ER, • *Or' : e• e cviniAg down P(Atl :1 IN% in 8 clwitc; in confcquence , :r.e NO; ~ ;(. . .entt a Cot,',..etth., the hone ti ,k a.:ci in:, with i;;',..1! v.hicitv down die Coy. ?1ni;%.1 out anti un I.:, leg---tae than after 4:!. Minds vas thrown nut, and teccived . in hi; h•.:ad ; thcy were '"ii ii:•• Lowe ; and :41. liosiss. it i. IVAV4ICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—WIND S. S. W. DUt. I Dublin, • Warm-lora o Hamburgh, o Frcdch, c Dutch PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 2. This day arrived the GAI Err. floop ofwar, from the Wel; Indies ; and Succeli, Weitmoreland, and Fortitude tranfports, from Gibi:.ltar, and Are un der quarantine.—Sailed the Wakefield, Either, 'flumes, and the Adventure, fir the River. GREENOCK, JULY ao. This morning arrived the Jeflie, BOAG, from Q2ehec, in 3o days ; and the Jane , from Ltibon, in 22 days.—'!'he Favourite, BOAC from Q . 2ebec, arrived at C o rk, a nd f a ikd f rom :hence for this port the fame day with the Jeffie, and therefore may be expelled this day or to-morrow. LIVERPOOL, JULY 29. The Mary, BARR, from Africa, is arrived at Trinidad, and failed for the Bahamas. The Agnes, late Kitts, and Trident, WALKER, have failtd from Dominica fur die Bahamas and Savannah. Captain Sinsow, of the Annan, arrived at Gal lina Roads the. lull May, writes that the Mary, Duaactc, was lying there, and expated to fail in two months. The Lorcaller, WILLIAMS, is arri:ed at Little Cape Mount, all well; to lail in fix or levee weeks. The Nelly, LAwsott, paired River Sifters the 19th March, all well. The Pot t au Prince, BLACKLY, paffed Grand Balla, the 27th April, all well. The Ann, FRODSHAM, paffesl Montferrado, the sit May, ail well. The Barton, —; Hibernia, ; and Tho mas, of London, —, are arrived on the Wind• ward Coall ; not a (lave on board. The Aurora, NI‘G HIE, is at rived at Baffa, with his tender, had bartered for a lhip that was to fol low him. The Catharif.e and Eliza, —, is arrived at Gallinas, ready for fea. The Elizabeth, ANDERSON, expeEted to be off, on freight, the 14th Mar. La Favorite, DAyi pacts; was going into Trini. lad as Captain SHERWOO^ came out. Arrived—Earl of Liverpool, Harris, from Akin at St. Kitts; Grace, Levy, at Montfcrratlo from Riopongos; Bri tannia, Brown, front Itlontfcrrado at Riopongos; Lady Fran cis, ---; Devon hire, —; and Mary, Lradity, at PrialCCbj Agra:a:de, Seddon, from Africa at St. Kitts; Shakeli.ear, Evefon; and Hope, John, from hence at Havre; Ceres, Pettrs, from hence Helvott ; Volant, from hence at Charlefton ; and John, Nunns, from Lan- Gaiter at 11,14rtiniue. FROM LLOYD's LIST. Dtm., Avcovr 2.--sliled she etaaow !loop of war, for Sheernefs. Wind W. S. W. GRAVESEND ; At ou sT 2.—Paffeil by, the For, —, from Greenland; Mellish, STAVE E 3, from Davies Streights; Lord Middleton, HAWKINS ; from New Providence ; Harford, CLARK, from imiturgh ; Trio, Dou c LAS, from Barbadoes ; Jane, NUNS:WIELAND ; HUM ; RANGER; and Redpath, front Peteriburgh; Doretha Juliana, —, from Stettin; A rdLlit, SU ERR Y ; from Jamaica; Dorothy, —; Curfica, HAI! LC R; and Lawn:a, Co RVE e, from Memel ; from Norway; trove, Ht u.; Hower, MA SUN; az.d 'fruity, —, from Dantzie.—Sailed the Indultry, WSJ:salt, fur Virginia ; Hebe ; BRIMNIER, for Hanthurgh ; Aunowan, BROWN. for Baltimore; Two Elizas, IA NS, for ; ALGA Lucca, ---, for Bremen; Fanny, WittiAms, for Atultaz dam ; and low Calais, KEA S S EU, far Rotterdam. ARRIVED In tbrillons—Charlottc Ann, —, from Gallipoli ; Ad vct,turcr, 1 3 arkr, from Charielton ; and Lady Johnston, Fab rifler, front Jamaica. In the Creek—Princef• of Wales, —, from Minorca; Liberty, Miller,•.[rom Pakrrno ; and Ann, Sands, front Mar folks. At Cowes--Pitfon, —, from Virginia. At Falmouth—Afibeiatiao, Knight, from Wihnington. In Yarmouth-Roads...John and Robert, Gray, from Pe teriburgh. At Liverrool—Jamcs, Redmayne, from Jamaica; South Carolie.,c, German, from Philadelphia; and Antwcrr, tram Lilbon. At Briftol—Vietoriana, —, from Malta. At Lancafter—Vine, Wale, from Oporto. Off CLT:,Aven—BlitanniA, Coulfon, from HamburFh. At N., wtounaland—llickobites, Cons, from Briitol. At Ancona--Siberia ' Dewars, from Hull. At Baltimore — lnde pendent, Wickcauan, and Thetis, Wymbcrg, from Livcrpool. At Balton—Attive, York, and Olympius, Allan, from Li v vrooL At Ncw York—Ohio, Hall, from Bklfaft ; Ruffcll, Caren, from Liverpool; and hlincrva, Reed. from Li:bon. At Philadelphia—Patty, Snell, from Bclt.a; and Liberty, Miller, from Hn-ohurgh. At Ancona—Bvity, Thomplon, from Liverpool. At R.,rbidnei--sn,..edwell, WII ialllfOU ; and Duke of Cla re:ice, —, from L. don. LaR weck arrived at Aberdeen, •the Hercules, Gs pmv, from Greenland, with four whales, yield ing ifio butts b:ubber. The KI TE and HARPY floops of war are appoint ed to the north Nation between Shetland and the Frith GI Forth. On Tuefday, the Ajax, ALF XANDFR M‘LAURIN, ft , nn JaniJica, aid the Orion, HUTTON, from liAr• cziona, Arrived at Leith. The Margaret and Eliza, STE►HENSON, front Glafgow to Demerara, was fpoke with on the Bth ult. off the Berlins, all well. The Dovsk, THETIS, Evaus, and NIGAR fri• gates, with troops froM Malta and Gibraltar, arc arrived at Cork. The FrAnklin, Moat's, and Role, —, of Philadt!olja, were taken on the 17th of June, off Cape nitcas, by the Algelines. The Liberty, of Scarborough, is towed into, Wh;thy by a litith;g•boat, without any perfon on board. A letter received at Ifni: from Leghorn, dated July 7, hates, that the leas in that quarter are in- Idled with in many AL4eriii, and Turkilh that no velfeh at war with them - can navigate. A number of pirates are likewiti: upon tlic coati, fop poled to be the crews of French privateers. Two Imperial veffels have been found on the coaft of one near Marieni••• r.__ * Some of the pirates having been taken, orre of them has confellA their having murdered !Le crew of an Imperial veffel ; the Captain, who has been put to the torture. denies the fret. No veifel ought to navigate in thole leas unarmed. , Accounts were received in town oo Saturday from Bourdeaux, of the Bellona privateer of that port having captured, in the Indian Seas, the PORCHER Eaft Indiaman, the cargo of which is valued at aco,cool. Bellona flipped away from Bourdeau z about the time that the prelimi• narics of peace were figned. It is ftated from Bouroeaux, that a Spanifh fri• gate has entered Cadiz, laden with 3,5c.: , ,c00 pi. Aires, betides a great quantity of cochineal, drugs, and copper, from Peru. A Batavian cutter, bound to St. P-terTbrirgli, arrived on the 14th in the harbour of Eitincur, having on board the laft of the Ruffian prifoners that remained in Holland. The Hon. EMI India Company's chips, the Ann, Captain AI.tRANDER SINCLAIR ; the Caleilutdan, Captain Dona CRAIG; and the General Stuart, Captain Roacar AssoN Mama, arrived at Fort St. George, from England, on the 4th day of February laft. The Suvcreign, C.,ptain GlLa ii r MITC Lz., arrived at Bombay the 915 of February, and the Northampton, Captain %AIR RT BA It N.PR, arrived at Bombay from England the ttth of February. On the 30th of January anchored in the ht.rhour of Bom bay, the Honourable Company's cruixer the Viper, Liettr. THOMAS DADE BIAIY, t.ononander, from Aujeneo, hoot whence the failed on the t nit, and touched at Quilua and Cochin. She left all the Indiamen at QI!ilon the t nh, in the expeCiation of prufecuting their voyage in the end of the month. The Viper fell in with and fp.kc ti, yacht and Pe nelope, all well; the Viper alto (poke the I DAWSON, bound to China. Captain M.tr n of the Bombay Military Eltabliniment, arrived in the V , p,r from Cochin. The Honourable EA India Company's (Lip the Duke of Montrofe,, Captain PA r rice Bu /CI arrived at the Oland of St. Helena on the stb of June, though (he failed fr. ni Bengal in Company with the Earl flowe and lichry both of which have arrived la England. It is Laid the Doke of Montrofe is a very bad faller, and to that her being out fu long Is attributed. This is the Lift voyage the has to perform. A letter received from Calcutta, dated the zEth of January lan, lays, " On Monday arrived in the River, his M . : v .l7l's chip Sea-Horfe, of 38 gulls, Captain Foort, from En g land, whence (he failed on the 9th of Septemlxr." Monthly Statement of the dillribution of Britilh Naval Force : Lint so'l Frs. Str.t. In port and fitting - - so o 21 5g Guard Chips - - o i o 0 In the Engliih and Irish Channels o 0 ta 17 In the Downs and North Seas o 0 is 23 At the Weft India Muds, and on the Palate - - 1 0 12 27 On the Jamaica nation, and ditto 16 o 21 12 America and Newfoundland • Z 4 5 Cape of Good Hope, Eaft Indies, and on the Patlagc - - 7 5 1 5 1 7 Cealt of Africa - o • o Portugal and Gibraltar . - a • t In the Mediterranean &on Palf. IS 4 26 tki Hofpital and Prifon Chips 3 1 o Total in Conuniffion - 55 13 127 189 Receiving fillips - - - 7 i 6 o Serviceable, and repairing for fcr vice - - - - 2 0 9 14 4 In Ordinary - - - 93 9 7 0 9 1 Building - - - - 24 2 11 1 Total - 199 25 ets 225 STATE OP THE ORDINARY AT EACH I ORT. Peremeuth - - - 34 1 25 24 Plymouth - - - 40 1 16 17 Chatham - .. 39 5 9 2 She-micas - - 3 2 3 30 River - - - - a 0 36 21 89 2 29 38 Total - - 120 10 9t 94 I 325 Ships put in Ordinary in the courfe of hit Month : Acana (re-commiflioned) 40 Juno - . 32 Autumn - - to Mermaid - 32 &Ilona - - 74 Orion - - 74 Brunfvrick - - 74 Powerful - - 74 Boxer (g. v.) - 12 Phernix - - 36 Captain - - 74 q2ebee - - 32 Carnatie - - 74 kefolution - - 74 Corfo (bg.) 18 Robult - - 74 Dreadnought - 98 St. George - - 98 Defence - - 74 Saturn - - 74 Diomede - - so Snlebay - - 3 2 Dacrminee 24 Sheernefs (tend) - to - lidgar - 74 Vengeance - - 74 Foudroyant - 8o W.lrrior - - 74 Fury (bb.) - 16 Winchelfea - - 32 imperieufe - - 40 Zealous - - 74 Several more will be paid off in the courfe of the prefent week ; and the chips daily expeeled from the Mediterranean, Jamaica, &c. arc alfo to be paid off and laid up in ordinary as foon as poll ble after their arrival. DOGGET'S COAT AND BADGE.—Sunday being the &II of AugulL, yellerday, agreeably to the will of the late Mr. Doccrr, the annual Coat and Badge was rowed for by fix young watermen, whole apprenticefhip has expired this year, under the regulation of the Watermen's Company.— They hatted from oppofite the Old Swan Stairs about half pall five o'clock, loon after the flood tide had ceafed to flow. A lighterman of Lime houfe got a-head at flatting; when he was at Mill. bank he diflanced the others two hundred yards, and at length arrived at the White Swan at Chel. fea r about feven o'clock, proving victorious ; Kil by, of Bankfide, came in fccond, which eutitkd him to 51. ; and Butcher, of Horfleydown, third, entitle,' to 31. Kilby was a mere firipling. A number of their different friends attended them in boats, cheering them and clearing the way for them ; although the weather was unfa vourable great numbers of perfons were alfembled on the wharfs, ard on Millhank. Lottery Tickets role on Saturday confulerably, and on Monday aflonithingly, entirely owing to the extraordinary great Sale.—The dcmand for Tickets and Shares at HORNS BY :Old Co.'s, 26, Curnhill, far ftarpaffed any former Lottery. Very few 'Pickets remain to be difpofed of.--Whoever withcs to have a chance for the capital prizes of moool. aoool. souol. io,oool. or 20,0001. mutt be quick indeed!!! This day and to-morrow, fiorn eight in the mottling till eight in the evening, Tickets and Shares will continue on Sale, warranted , andrawn, at the Offices of Ricitanosott, Goonc:-ca, and Co., Cornhill and TO T.'lE I.r TIE '..;rife. MR. EIMTOR—•••I art a gieat friend to retrerch mem and mconomy io cvery fituati.at, Ent rr..6 e particularly in the vall and complicat:d expe:n :s of 3overnm , :nt. Yet allow me to fill up a ,o; I:fyourpaper,ia flirting an titijn:l ai:d pal(' y El% wlikh has lately taken place in the .uany,and I !rip.: and bc!kve, did not imincJiaLly occur to the thoughts oldie illitilricusper:Oliage at the li,ad (if the proleffital. The 'educed oalcersof infantry (fome 4 them re cently at rived from va: ions ,natters of Gloh-.-), have only gm full pay for their ;lanai time of f:r. vice, and upon the event of redo:tic-4i have Lad to travel to remote parts of the United Einl , donis upon the fcanty allowance of their bah-pay ! Let a man of common generosity rtfleCt upon die dif ficulties an unfortunate Subaltern mutt encoun:er in a journey of tome hundred tr.iles noon the fmall pay of half-a-crown prr an %yank' he not then coalider an estra montie':, pay a just and laud able expcnce ? The Militia cmpi have been Terentiv treated— they arc reduced in their own co,ititics, and each Officer 40t a douceur of two mouths pay. The Militia Subalterns ale ailo to have their half-pay, and likewife two month., full pay c Vet y year, v, li:ch will make their lunation fume p ~,, more advantageous than that of the Subalterna of the Line. I have the highcit refpc.l f.:r the Militia, bt.t w;th,a.: entering into any cowl , if tervices, I canr.ot thial. it jail :hat they fliould enjoy benefits unknown to 'in:Cart:l of the in the earr.et hop: that fin::: libeial•nfir:ded Menel),:r of tlic. may fee :his Letter, .:r.d "tfak ful)jea of i: rnaa.2r, :n. I beg t o conclude, by ii B tin:g cur Ra:a der ani PIUTS SOPILRSE7 SHIRE. BATH, AUGUST 2.—The following account of outrages lately committed will thew the diardaed !late of the Clothing Difirias in this neiglilnat hood. The difcontents firfl manifefled then-Selves abont the beginning of April laft, by cutting off the young trees of feveral manufaauNrs of Bra NVeltbury, -and Warminiter ; and by et variety of anonymous letters, conceived in terms the molt horrible, threatening fire and deltrudion to the clothiers : APRIL large hayrick belonging to Mr. Warren, of Warmiuttcr, manufacturer, was fet ire is t::: Light, but being dOeovered, was extinguifhed without much damage. In May loon after, a dog-kennel and a large oat-rick of Mr. Warren's was let on tire in the night, and totally confumtd. JUN t: 12.—The cart of Mr. Bayley, of CA:lone-Mills, near Devizes, returning Irons Warmintter loaded with cloths, was ovmaken on the iluwrs by lix men with blackeod faces. who took out the elothq, cut or tix of thaw ta pieces, and da maged 14 milers, to the amount of ac-cl. Just 3.—A gun was find in the dead of t'zht into the wiodow 0/ a :maid where a V 4 oilman of Mcffrs. Llleeek Strode, mduu adurers, at W.:emit:tier, lodged, but mined tiMs by abut 7 inches. The bullets went through the houle, acrofs the (tree:, and into a boulc toe other fide of the road. A rich let on fire at •frow bridge, the property of Mr. Duren, ma • nufadturer, but happily exduguifited. Another :lei from cife at rsraditlf.:, and totally coniumed, the property of Mr. Tut•- well. I.I.II:UfAZI tiler, who had alfo recciv..cl a threatelllng letter, JUNE 29.-Att atranbla : ;e of workmen tram Trowbridge. Wettbury, ;And other towns, ht the eve.iing at W.:roth:fl, ; and about one o'clue:, in the nigh;, a gun w. tir:d intu tho ehantber of M. Henry WA:dey, manuiacturcr, but h..p1.11y did no mikhief except breaking the windows. JULY 6.—ln the dead of night a ,Tin was fircd into the hinife of John Jones, and another in a !muma af:er into the hoof,. of Baker, both workmen of Mr. Henry Wanfey, which miffed them and their children by a felt inches only. A gun fired at the hot& of Mr. Stancombe, manufacturer, at 'Trow bridge, but the bullets arlking araluft the wad, flattened and tell down. JULY 13. —Though the Magittrates were fitting at Warmin fler, at the general quarter-Cato:ls for the county, yet on this night a barn, Rabic, &c. the property of Mr. G. Warren, nia nuladlurer, of Warminllcr, was fet on tire, and tiita:ly fumed. Au anonymou% letter came by poll t , ) ancthcr ma haul er of Warminfter, threat:nun, by A tmi u rY (lUD, to have his life within a month. JULY t 4. This the mlll of Meffrs. Jones and Co. ma nufaCturers, at Staverton, near Bradford, was attacked by an armed body of men, who fired in a regular manner near 'co rounds of bullets, dugs, &c. which &mollified the windows, and did other damage ; but the altailants were ob , iged to dellit without accomplithing their purpofe, Vaving behind them a pick-axe, part of a powder-horn, and powder and filet. Jo es. 6.—This nizlit the large pile of bud,llrgs at Clifford- Mills, near Bechington, the property of Mr. Newtuti, (adorer, of Stoke, were let un bre, and totally deltroyed The damage is eftimated at nearly t.fool. Great part might have been Caved, but the populace would nu: p...ri - uit it. Jut.? 2T.—The Mills at Littleton, the property of Mr.N.tift, manufadturer, at 'rrowliridge, were attacked by an armed body of men with blackened faces, ;et on fire, and totally con fumed; they %vela away, threateniti,; delltudtion to other multi. The lots her , : is •:ltimated at Jury 4..—flii night two ricks, the property of Mr. New awn, of Meikthani, were let on fir.. and gre.it part confunied . We are extremely concerned to find that theft: alarming riots and lawlcfs a:ls have not yet entire ly fubfided, notwithaanding every precaution is taken to put an end to loch outrages. Detach ments of troops have gone from ali neigh!)oy ing towns, and every manutaetory is Ilrialy guard ed, yet the enthuliarni of thole otilguided people is cart ied to fuch an excels, that on Wednefday night an armed body of them attacked the li,et ory• at Stavertot, bclouging to Melfrs. Jones, Hart, and Jones, at:d filed from three ddr.:rent parts, at the centinels on duty, who returned the lite, but hearilig the horfe patrole coming up the dzpreda tors retreated. And on Thurtday night a dv. 1- ling•houie fituated at BearfiAd, near liradfor d, the property of John Jones, E:q. one of the pi , • - nets in the above firm, was dellt , )yed by fire, a! d there is every realon to faprole that it was wi:t, 1. ly done. The premiles weir unoccurdz:'.. Thus are the winkrnen proccedir.g, in their on., and in deSance ( 7 : ali law are ,:ttempting to didate to their mailers, and carry their points by intimidations and vioence; an attempt whicit not only tnantifaaureis at highlY ir.te;'!!l:,l to with!iand, Out it is the ii.tereft and citry of all clauTes to prevent, heciti!e it aims ..z inv. 9 nr........1••••1t • ..• . i /I II V t ll ~ l