Star. — London, England, 1817-02-11 00:00:00

w!in lettirned thanks; and at tl , e same time it.ited the irePejiments 'whit), had been thrown in-rbe W.IY 14 signing their la,t Petiticn, nn which account was that it had been proposed in limit the signa• tures as iheY had 'done. The Chairman thrn ad intoned the Meeting to yesterday six weeks- T: , e P tit ion n 3$ then signed, an .1. Mr: Clarke tnok it down to the House of Commons. .with a VIOW to Foritin.; it into the hands of Lord Folkestone: co he presented this night. Mr. I lora then mounted his tandvm, in wiaich became to liVt, ground. The pt..: pulace wiELt d :0 take the horses out, and drag-him through the strt ets. •l'hey howerser •clesisted• ;from d tiny, so, at Mr. Hart's encrraties. He informed thrm he had prrticillar business in the crummy, and he hoped they w• uld.uut detain him by taking the hot ..:es from his carriage. He Went along Mount l'l-usant, Gray's Inn-lane, Holborn, St Giles's, Oxford-street, B .nd-Sheet, Piccadilly, and Hyde Pak-kotner. The popol,:cst followed him in great nurniscos, and most of the skipkeepers had the pre caution to clo,e their windows in Gray% Ituarne, Hol:rnrn. Oxiord,tr,et, &c. _ . _ A party of the Horse Guards passed through the crowd is Holborii. Mr. Hunt stood up in his car riage' awl took off his hat, and, AS the suldirrs passed along, the populace cheered them. in °aloof-street the crowd dirninishel, being tired of lullowing.filr. Hunt, and he went along Bond street, Piccadilly, &e, with scarcely a follower. The popidace, on their return, gradually dispersed. Until alter midnight, detachments, of eleven rnen each, from the Life Gdards, paraded the streets of the metropolis; but all wits peaceful and'quiet ; and this morning the 9th Diagoods returned to their barracks at Hounslow, there being no longer any apprehensions fur the peace of the esty. STAR. .40 NDOM • TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1817. PP ICE OF' STOCKS THIS DAY AI."IIVELVE O'CLOCK B itedueed —Cons. mo. 67/—Con*. for acc.ll7if 4 per Cent. 651-5 per Cent. Navy Obi pp Escheopier Bills, ies.j Ts. pr....ladle !mods, 30s. 31s. pre. &mob opened ibis months, at 664. immedltt . ely went torn*. and k N generally believed will go to 70-0144 money was paid ups . 66,, as the bets were nuaierouithirthey * c ould not i ridch that price. 'lite present account cohigibleedliK 6sl; and Wog done now at 674, make a clear rhe of Eps:Catl::,l • Otir country Readers will be glad to hem that the assemblage at Spa -finds, slier the business of yester day' was aver, du.persed very quietly s nor WAS there, during the whole day, or at eight, the rmalle)t .dis tnikance;—thanks t the precautions wisely adopted 6j the Secretary of State and the Magiurahrs. We need hardly remark that every large assemblage of idle People, especially in or near a great City, is al. "gni dangerous to the - public seam icy ; for, however penifiably disposed the naajuity may be—however latiaalkeven the Minives which may induce them to attend, means are thus afforded for the dissolute and flithrilerly—for pickpockets and .thieves, to meet in eat strength, to arrange their operations, and to ss sack the Opportunity Which circumstances may pre. obit Tor plunder and robbery., 'Yesterday we laid before eur Readers as•ample an *taunt 'of 'the proceedings as time would permit.— littlier particulars are given in the preceding co— Winne, with the Reselutions adopted.by the Meeting. It will be allowed that, considered as the production • Of Mr. Hunr, they are penned - with. moderation.— I They say that thin country has Muffing new todread fr.= the existing circumstances of France. We •—• • • . 'sal so t o o ; that if we hate antreilfaffected indivi dotes - among is, they' can exper t-grfe nide; and, therefore,,that no ineasureireiiiititilhereOlar d i„.. ;;;; 3 administration of the y . r to eh 1 the pretext of maintaining Abe constitmipa. The' efficiency of the power at• die disposal of those who watch over the. public -peace, • Withotit atiy ' 6 vigour beyond the law? . waeueinceeyi,:erday, in the per fect peace and good order that was every where maintained. SPENCEAN SOCIETY. - Vlc were imitaketi, yegaitiaiiiihiEir - ireonnected the arrest of Preston, Wauott,.and-the two Evairs's With the Sittings of the Secret COmmittee of the two liouses. Some of the Members of these Committees might, of course, bovebaest culled to act, but this nimbi not be in the ihtiracter of ComMittee.men . nor was there any Sitting of iheCorAMlttee Car SUM day. ''here iris a meeting of the Cabinat Council oq Saturday 7 in consequence of prWate information received g day or .two beim at the: Haw Officer and the arrests were ordered. Vie stated yesterday that possibly , the a Address of the Siiencian Philanthropists to alb Mankind on *the.. means of Promoting Liberty and Happiness," Lad some influence ia procuring the arrest of EVA'S& It was published last week at 2,41. and consists of one :beet of small 12mo. As many of -our Readers know nothing of the enlightened plan proposed by this Society as g panacea for all political, moral, and • physical saaladirs, we subjoin a. 'bon extracp,m at. • THE ADDbIIISIh 1" '• j • * It As allnamme are io the order of nothreionnt elpiskmul!r* resents thilisailessos must partshe of the eisotentsfitimatoisi 'the air to Irsothe, the light sod heat a the sins tosalilikete; and the pitoloctioes of the emit se4 Interco subsist; k h clear thine elsamts, lateuded kr the equal Ws! w i b t b e es . joysd. like aphis stock pr . uptity, to teiedial terbeate*...... * " This toSsreitisi psnetneit ai /setts sosigsatlfraisitioued to muse taw 'mike of these tegolsaehollilpflotiolos el Cade tisalty—brotherbood and era,. " AU lordship, 6eddltyier ie6iitiesl polish, alai ilhe , aware, to the essission.ot idosis, 6 pere'• puipubirrlva bestial Cligistia,ity prate!! * tall MtM smjaet sweep* Wale ~- ' pletely crzdicatcd. We therefore, pr Tose to the Governments and People of the World, the establishment of this opeeige tart ' 'wok,. u the most simple and efficacious care for all the &sot of society; aril, pultdeal ind isioraL And to our own GO vernment and cesnitrymen In particalar, we ardently recommend, as the sure salvariod. of die empire from Its prosent grievances and inspeilding s ruin, that :all feiidaliry oY lardship.on the Willi °abolished, and the territory be declared to be the itrefole'e ethetepot farm ;—th.et dare 6t tr, otherlitiure tliJo learckli to the' loblit• ; Mot t .o asoo;logro or notional 114 k amoullei , —that al: filiation rowel ! ..„ • • 6 ' Inc mans to aCeoMplish this de.irable purpose caisaist in eirdayrring all the land, waters, mines, houses, and all perm 'mist feu lal property to the PeOple, to be held in partnership, and affininistered for the (trunnion benefit, as follow. ta...Earirpspigg.• °rather imall district, to be the proprietary of that part of the national estate within Its boundary, as a body corporate. A Board or.Consmit!ee to be appointed by the inhabitarne to let tide property on leases only. Leaseholders to let to tenants at will, but not to grant under-leases. Present occupiers to have the prefirenee, where they choose to continue. " parish, or district, Boards or Committees to receive the re t., awl after deducing their Aare of the Governmental exproset, and atl parish and tither eharrs. to male a ditodead of the Galante to all the people hating settlement in the parish or dis tr et, at the "nit °riling from their . tiotairel 5tate......... I.andlor,is are the opprmaors of the people—the mere drones of the hive. I'ht.7 do nothing for what they What Is the amount of places and pensions—nay, the whole ezpeMes of the Governntent cump.tred with the rent meted fivom the people for what ought to be national domains _ '• From libellee can a few derive their title to the had. waters. boosts &c. ix miler ineial of the ri:his of oh?ir Idiom The Landlord exclaims- 1 Ti•s land is mine. Bow down to me ye vassal slavra; know ye not that if I choeite to leave my witht'dot mains barren and uncultivated yd must 4:v.—perish with bunger. I am rnit lord, by say win )0 bye, and move, oust have your being'......... 1 • fellow-countrymen, are the principles and objects of the Society ok Spencean Plattatithrol its. We subask them to you as the sure means of pi miming pvare, friendship, freedom, brotherhood, and happiness ...... .........Stop Hot, short of com plete and fundamental justice; for as far as you atop short of thu, you approach a precipice, down which, snorer °elates, you. wiU again be plunged into all the misfortune and misery we hive 10 long eudisred Lose not, we conjure yogi, this extraor dlnary opportunity of fixing the permanent rosperity of youtr own couutry, and of giving to the rest of the world the sublime exam ple of a noble piiiss.ou nation, as an Eagle renewing her mighty youth, and khuihng !ar undazzled eyes at the nail maid day beam :of Heavenly radiance." $o much as a sample of the plan whickis to care all our mi I :4%LX%; but let us not omit to mention that " Indemoities, by way of annuities," are graerincr/jj proposed to •be allowed " to individuals or astocia tinns for losses sustained in the surrender of landed or . figukd property ! ! ! !" • THE NEW COINAGE. Me have bestowed some attention on it* different speculations of our contempciraries on the new. Silver Coinage. It has been supposed possible by somr, the Royal Money being heavier than the Bank To. kens, that the new Coin Will instantly lse raked down, and re.MintafaCtured into thelighter mane,; and it has been recommended that the Bank should be compelled instantly to withdraw their Tokens Been circulation. That wo exclusive privilege shoult.kbe given or maintained. in favour of any Commerciel Company whatever, to citculate mon, oftheir **to tabrication of any less weight than the national itan• dud, is decidedly Oise opinion, but not on the would stated above. We go even farther t—if .the national 1 standard is lower than the bullion price, private Coma ! panies should not be allowed to issue Tokens at so low a weight as the roomer from the Royal Mint, and for an obvious reason—the profits on Coinage, where there are any. should go to the Public, which maintains that establishment, sad pays all the salaries of its officers. But,Ought the public coin ever to be of .leis vakte . thata the bullion price f This may be questioned If Orr at-all events. if !ashler, the difference . should seise exceed the bare expense of coinage, considered as a manufacture. Who would be so toolish as to melt down . Bank Tokens for any purpose whatever while they ea: buy bullion at a lower price'; For the same reason none will melt down the new shillings to convert them into Bank Tokens (which has been feared by some); for this silver would cost than at the present price nine per cent. more than standard silver bought in the market. What I Nine per cent. progt oe coining shillings .aad sixpences 1 There can be no reason then to fear th at du aye-coin will disappear in a short time.— No, no. .The • new coinage will be like a brood of chiiliams whole egg, arrnever to be eaten but hatch ed, and then reared ! to produce neer eggs to be also hatched—orf iefiai • . Tolerlect this system, let our Guineas or Irefteriair, or by whatever Darn* the new issue of Gold -may be called, be . also at Nine . per cent. under the price of builimi—and there cannot be a doubt, in this time Of general. distress, wbeo savius and retreochtneut ue so desirable and necessary, that the svhule expense of . the Royal Misst-iino trifling annual sum—maY in, future be entiiely laved: The ingenious people of Birminshans will be able to give the public more than a sufficient supply of money, of the standard -fioeness too, and of full mint weight. Their profits also wilkbe quite sufficient; for, as it will.be a ready limn'' . trade, they may turn their capital at least oficir a week, 'which will yield then) three' kindred daid ; _41 . 9-ArAt per tent. per annum. este . rdity.the Emil of LIVERPOOL. Viscount C . llB' yi.gßAACtil s and the Marquis of CisoLisounmay, had audiencrs of the PRIM= RIMIOTT at'Carlton House. A pretty little ballet, under the title of Artere, or ehe if Zelkijr,' was performed. for the second time, last night at Covent-garden Theatre. -It is a very agreeable and elegant little piece. 'Miss 0 1 'Niiss.t, is maimed to her room by Mvere FREtkH PA PE RS. We this morning received tl)e P.iris Papers of - Friday ; but their cbntents are wholly destitute of in terest. The KING tratisacted 'business on Thursday. In the Chamber of D•puties another adjunroment has taken place on the discussion of the Budget. The Funds still keep up. On Thqrsday 5 per Cents. left off at 6U f. 25 c. • SOUTH AfklEttlCA. • • •• •, •. I n stratt of a Letter from the Agent tO CleldPit ttt Bu-mess Ayres, dated November 25, " The Portuguese brig Pensamentu Feb: sailed iritm heitce, for Rio Janeiro, on the Bth inst. wide a cargo of hides and tal low, and was captured the sante day, by the Banda Oriental, privateer Industria, and carried into Colonia del Sacramen•o, where the cargo has been landed. Oa the 21 1 inst. the Banda Oriental, privateer Industria, and Dreadnought, wcr- cruising in sigh: of MIS rlat . , With the view of Intercepting the Portal . gorse trade bound to this place. It Is said that a brig is fitting out at Monte Weis to cruise . off Rio Janeiro. The Perugintse . squadron remains inactive at Maldonado. An • action of import • has taken place between AATICAS and the Portuguese troops, which ended in favour of the former. The Portuguese trade is freely admitted into this, anl we du ea hear there is any linen , tendon on the part of this Gowen:meat to molest than. " The schooner Leonidas, prize to the Hercules and Havock, I em s captured a consideranle time since, and was fitted out by; them to cruise against the'Spaoish trade tia the coast of Chili, and in which she had no PUCCe a. She brings no later , getier of Admiral BOOVIlell squadron, than what we stated to have bees r. eeiv. d by the prize-ship Consequencia. A trader from Mreduza, however, states, that advices had been received from the cunt of Chill, of Admiral Butown, with the Hawk and lit rcuies, hay . ing,captura:d the Spanish ship Minerva, from Lima, vtry valuably laden, and that he had succeeded in selling the cargo he had ttanshipped from the Consequencia on board the Hawk, on the coast of Ct.li; that he had afterwards proceeded to aid echoed at Otaheite, and that front thence he had geese to the port of Choc°, In the province of Popoyan, where she was with the squadron when the last accounts left that place. It is understood heee that the private vessel of war C.:ongres. goes off Dahlia, with the vies• of intercepting several Spanish ships lying there, and, In the event of her nor succeeding, will proceed to the coast of Spatn. She bas about one hundred atm on board. Spanish . brig Leonidas, from • St, lago de Cuba, boin►d to Cadiz, with a cargo of cotton, sugar and coffee, was captured Off • Cupe finisterre, by the private vessel of wait Manimocli, alts . la independencia del Sud; about three mouths ago. The Maths anotb had captured four other vessels, two of which were given up,. and the other ordered for this pert. It is said that the /slant mak immodest to proceed to the United States to refit. There have been new regulations Issued by this Government for priva stair.g : lovtasata 116.—" Arrived the Spanish ship La Primeira, tire to the Mammoth, alias ha lodependrucia d.l sud, ca p ture d of Culls—she was from tEe Havanna, and is chiefly laden with sugar. 'Eh, Prise laster reports, that ibe Mammoth had in all captured 19 vessels, all of which were ransomed except four, and that the Maxtinoth hadproceeded to the Vatted 9:ates." NAVAL INIALLIGENCE. DEAL, FEBELIARY to. Arrived the Thetis, 'Pace, from Jamaica, in fifteen with loss of 'wizen-most. boot, galls, &e. and the Emperor Alexander. Lantz, from Rovigno.— Came denim from the River. theJane..for JAM2ICI ; James snd Charlotte. for ifarAnnah; and the Swift, for St Michaelis.—Wind N. W. • DOVER, FEBRUARY: 10. , Arrived nff here the Jenzinta, Btroww, from Ba , mein, in siiteen weeks and boar days. • ST. IVES, FRBRUARY T. Arrived last evening the Sophia. ?Amman, of Hull, from Dublin to London, with provisions, with loss of sails and other damage. CUSTONCHOUSE, FEBRUARY L SHIPS atsraaan INWANUS.—•IIIO Hera, EIPMIII, from Cark ; Sincerity, Sotltb, from Jersey; Jonge Eroesiloe, Debbaye, from Antwefp ; ' , albums*, Hood, from Jamaica; True Blue, Cum. ningham,froru Limerick ; Speedwell, from &agate 4;n:eh; ARA the llerculcs, Bunker, from the &stub Seas. Psalm iar i 0 —The Rambler, Godfrev ; Hack Ms .; .1.11 fame, vtditips, from Worsrford; Edward arul Mary, White; stud Recover, Cruse, from Cork; King George (tory); from Leith; Heed, Robertson, from Cbarante; Berkeley Castle; Du els, from Wexfutd ; Aka:icier Anderson , frotn 'babyish; Liberty, —, from aloe; Alban. Pule, fryns 14pytettol ; Horuby, Mud, from Sr. Kitts; 4chve, Aries, horn Ancona; Donegal, Couroray, from Belfast; Paine Miller,fro Loodoo derry ; George, Decor.from Bethke ;and na Pelleau, iron Lisbon. OUTWA RD s.—Tbe Goode Hoop. good, for Amsterdam ; Goad Intent, Calder; and Drake for Rotterdam ; Sireae, anger, for Clals ; sad di:Valiant, Humphries, for Manville,. Vaasuwar 10,—The Spring, Hood:Moe reaniffe and Gram) Ma ; Isabella, Cresson ' for Amsterdam ; Paragon, Miller, for deira Cape of Osiod Hope, aad Isle of France; Regret. Wallin*, for Fort William; Ceres Herd, for di* Cape of Gaud Hop* and Isle or Prance; Dipllr, grad, for Elaineur and Petirsbargli; Ann, rAybowen, for Datitaic ; and Ann, Semi, for Elsiaear and Stettin. A: reductiotk of three Lieutenants in each flag-ship, and two in each other line-of.battle W to take place immediately. Eath division of the Royal Ma rines is to undergo another alteration, which. it .is said, will occasion in the whole about eighty Lieute nants to be placed upoisitalf-pay. rriday; the TYint. Citptain Cannata, syss paid off, and is Lad s Op in ordinary it. Portsmouth: The BIIfTOIIART. Hoe. *Captain PERCIVAL ! , if Of. derclered to be removed to the Plymouth station. an. der the command of Aditlital,aw J011:4 DUCKWOrreI, The Prince Leopold. Houses, from Pernainhaen to Liverpool, went on shore between the Pieis at the enttanko of Whitehann, on Friday. in great'cliatress, 'having lost bet masts, boits,.bulviarks, ate. on she 18th ult. but was got off the nest tide. 'and carried into bathyal!, with _seven feet WateT in her hold, - • Rear Admiral PLAMPIN wiU sail in .the coarse of _ this-week for St. Helena. The HARDY (formerly a .gun brig) . which hai 4= fitted out at Shierniss for ski express purpose o . f.cone4inq 'Pie stock and other supplies from the Cape of Good Hope tOSl..fielenti, will sail in company with the Cormastost. This:lop hits al 101 l war - complement of 690 men. We areinfosmell•thatorders bare barn sent to Sir VirtLlama Hops, at Leith, and to Sir BUNJANIN HAmosval.E.,. at Cork, to strike their flags, and sent the kt AMILIVA and Toanarer to England to be paid off. These ships make a reduction of bite 'ail of Ithe line from *the NACe Establishment. The total number of" teeniest to be paid off, we undersuud, is three thousasi-mea. 1 Mr. PLATT, who was shot on the 2J f De, last, -the day of the first Spatields Meeting, rc but very slowly from his wound, which : very much. The teat of the ball is rot vet tained. and the surgeons, in expect o: it, CADS! Mr. PLATT to keep stirring ab ut as possible. He is only able to come down oral a short space each day the is not able to waik out the assistance of two persons to lean on. The apprehension of Watson, Preston, the Et -Keene alias Kearne, and Castles alias Jacks , arranged .and conducted so that they were at the iamb time, though some of them resio Considerable distance from each other. They kept separate dutink the day as much . as - The principal cause cf the parties not being Saturday night was, that the offisers could not Dr. Watson. They expected to find tom w ton at a Meeting °I the Spa-fields Society, wl held at the Duke's Head public-house, street, L3nibeth. where Preston presided. T. ing was numerously attended. Some ollicen liraiting on the outside of the house, who kni son's person.. Some one gave inform :6°n to sident Preston, who harangued his auditors subject. Castles, alias Jackson, resided in ' Maiket, and not Carnaby Market, as state( 'day . by Mistake. Watson and Preston are in street • Compter ; Evans. sen. in Coldb.ul.-1 'sop) aitd Evans, jun. in Tothilfields. Vuanga.,---William Harris, ostler at Jan, Ledbury, rose between tour and tine 00 Thursday morning to brew,• and it is was in the act of snaking a file, when von, 'Maio rushed upon him with a hatchet, an 4 severed his head from his body. The sm• .arid the watch of the deceased were all t Which the murderer obtained ; and, for th, the wretch has escaped. STATE OF THE ODDS—BE rri NO ROOM, to 1 &fist Mammoth, It to 1 ar , t Smolensk°, In to t apt Watertoo, is to I Z;St G:Z agia Lavinia, 16 to 1 apt brother to Cribpin, and Metryntaker. OaTss.-7 to 1 against Tric-rrac (Pope /031)—ft Cervantes fifty-9 to 1 agst Selina--i 1 to i sit Joshua— i 5 to 1 agst Mr. Lake's Rhbeos filly. _ Two I &MUSA ND GUINEAS STACES.—.SIO I Oa the • BUNTING. •The Prince Regent's Stag hounds meet on Ft:da; Mdie. 1. Maberly, Esq.'s Fox-bounds meet on Ti.ulkdey awl Crown and on Saturday at Shirley, r.t ten. H. Jolliff:, Fox-hound. mee- to-mottos? at Green and 011 Saturday at the Hermitage, at ten: The Sunderland Harriers meet to-morrow an .l Kennel; at halt past nine. The Hatfield Mounds meet on Thursday, at Wt 4 tonby, at the Kennel. The Bast F.isex Fox-Hounds meet on Thursday, at Coek—Mr. Conyer's Hounds meet to-morrow, at B' aiturday, at Matching Green. • . Lonl Althorn's Hounds meet on Thursday, st Cb: datanlay, at Crick ; at halting 10 each day. The Duke of Grafton's Hounds meet re morrt.cr, Green ; Friday, at riflield Town, each day s• half. past The Oakley Hounds to morrow, at ealucbckl ,day, at Bushmead, at half-past ten. 7l he QuortSdon Hounds meet un Thursday, at She half pa. e ten. kfr. Osbaldeston's Hounds meet te-mnrrow, at Alaridee at•iharbage Wood; tigturday. at Nikidetos r pumping at tett: • ' COAL 1114111Urf. FESILUARY iu Skips at Market. • Pipe OM. Prices 734 lieweastk IS - _ . fly . 115. UP Sasidettuld 5 55a. tkl. to 4.4. (4 t11t.41 WA rhil It) hltlitlto IN .A r 1.4 >ND 1 . 4 " '' t Morn:og - 6 Jui y aaer le . . A Iterual in . - „. li _____ .ONDON: Prime' Kant . . - riske -r n • published there. rind at &a StrOfficai • ~~ ' 11C1Ji.I°O. d..iy 2r. tiSFrA,.... adr, it h. ere d the tot. - pr serve t. ;I the 1) ,. vnt rn n init• dti tthe l ird; IbY 081, e h as • od, p O a . tnct ta..! itne uu 1.. r reducing atern when the a and atti• hcse daily • il:st so& yi iduced.— ► pervide esten.re NOI 415/1 c :dela F 3 - eliet, d amp amed, .1 s Ant t.teo l t _ to e •eit hat c tnd 6 ico 1 f 1 ix intr of km r ICC .T::! , rem:: s:h r„ , ,t; vet e 5...-1 s stairsi. • raik will 111 fc Evatter C kson, et all takt. tsided at ['hey • • FOSS;SIe it tract , y,;• w svhich Stangatt I l'he Ira were ' :new W.r. 1 Mr. Prt irs on t!. N.s.tv?•• rd yeitt ; -flesh!, l': the N. , e o'cl• - •c • ; euppc-• to lurk . r. ad aler r:ck-:r:: tile ho::: Ir prrsr: FFIi• la ; re, :3 'e • 17 I 1 3:l' Sher t 7, at Bf' s at ;he It , BrenAr 1 Friday t 131 , y; at , • Wcu; ' 6 7hatirekc at giro* last 111. • Oz Wridef t. f' -- • f r 4:1% 4 ,,.. -•• • IP' • a:ger ; DISTcR2INCES IN Kg "."„ We regret that we Should again have cam; n notice the renewal of disturbances am -.nn the p, ennpli yed in the imn works of South Wat es . Months ago, when the men put out the fires of furnaces, and refused to work on reduced the masters generally came to the resol , tliiat of ;pr. tinning the former prices of !abeam (Jr a gi‘en ti provided their ororkrn•n would return. Thi s agreed - to, and the business went oft as usual. Equal tied period having expintd yesterday, it app ut , ra-beve been expected by the masters, that the : te rn Would be willing to continua their work on di it'a)is%ekl 'wages. - Although this expectation seems to har lir 6 ceeded from a compact, expressed or imp ; e a r may be worth %stifle r •flect:ng how - far the presi e concession extorted from till isteri was calcui^t 'to ensure its disappoilsrmer.t. But s th• d,y ar proaehed, the men 'bec.,rrie ant; dissoisF,A,' At length they issued hand ;);;Is to t;ie trAdr, mating their intention to str:kc Altogether, wile., their dem Ind of dull wt . :4es was cwop!ied with. These hand-bills, as it is stated to its, were d cl: !ea in the must foul and violent language. ; the . diers were threatened, and their efforts to pr set , tranquillity were bet at defiance. blany of Ow pens being of a treasonable tendency, were sent ro in manuscript ; one of them has been transtnit• d the Secretary of State ; and suspicions, wt ether • or ill fuunded we know not, are entertained by persons, drat they are of London manufacture. If, as we believe to be cite ease, the iron trJ, e, suffered most sensibly by a fall of ptices both a \ home and in foreign mat Lets, it is stain to lam, the master manufacturers can employ Ow fatne it! ber of hands as formerly, without greatly reduci l ' their wages. .0n the otber side, the too' being now as high as during the war itself, ni, market for British iron was in full vigour and , vity, it is very plain'that the wocktun, wkcse dal wages are the sole support of his family, nitst very severely if those wages be seriously reties This dilemma, we fear, will be foc7.cl to pert more than a single branch of our manufactine , The embarrassments produced by it are erten and severe ; but the remedies are by no means , ous. The ample suba.criptions of the benevolent done, and continue to do, touch towards relict, they' kinnot d 3 every thing,. It is in true comp , to . tbe sitifferings of the poor that 'AV recommend, the Mit • and preliminary reined'', an instantiq , reslitante on the part of the Magistrate to sis'ecies ot lawless violence, being in itself that c tion of society which„is the si ors; aggravation other evils; because, by the siaspemion of is ' which it occasions, it Luts oil ever) hope of I, relief, and destroys the very .:ternents of our ter and prosFerity as a maim.