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MAILS. Autivii D—l Dublin. bus—, Malta, 1 Dublin, 2 Water. ford. PR1(.3 7 . OF STOCKS. THIS DAY AT TN , LV O'CLOdK. Consols. - sgi 6o I Red. Ann. T H E S U N. SOLEM QUIS DICER fi rAt.sum AUDEAT L 0 1V D 0 N. rRIDAY, Venn. 17, 1812. We regret extremely that it is our duly to record instances of disturbances in various parts of the country. The wicked and infamous arts which have been used to excite discontent in the minds of the people have, we are sorry to say,' in some in stances, had a momentary Success ; bi?t we rely upon ►be natural good sense of our countrymen, and are convinced that they will not long suffer themselves to be the dupes of men, who are endea vouring to agitate them for the most atrocious pur poses. A moment's refleaion must convince every. man that these cats of violence, so far from afford ing any relief to the misguided people, will not Only expose them to the punishment of the law, but increase the very evil of which they com plain. Every art has been used to induce _the people to ,believe that their distresses arose from the Orders in. Council, even by those who know that there is not the smallest founda tion for such an assertion. The plain fad is this : BUONAPARTE, by his Decrees, excluded OOP COM merce from the Continent, but he wished, at the same sine, riot only to carry on a trade with Neu trals, but that Neutrals should carry on'the Colonial sod Coasting Trade of France. It was to defeat this plan that our Orders in Council were issued. The object of them was, to convince - BUONAPARTE that it he Chid injure our trade,' we could destroy his ; if he could inflia . evils „upon our manufa&nrers, we could inflia much more severe ones upon his own subjeas. And we have done so.. If the Or ders in Council. ere repealed, It would not make the . slightest difference iti Our trade or manufaaures, because BUONAPARTE would still...keep the Conti nent slut against us. But it would make a mate rial difference to France, because she would be then able to carry on her trade with neutrals without in terroptien. The miseries which are experienced by commercial people in France may compel BUONA PARTE to ielax or abandon, his system; tut if the Or , ders in Council were repealed, the pressure upon his trade would be removed, and he could carry on iris hostility agalust.ours without the slightest inconve nience to himself. The very remedy, therefore, Which is called for, is precisely the measure that is • most calculated to augment the evil,: : ,because it would open -various channels to the commerce of France, while ours would remain unaltered. The MASTER of the ROLLS gave, t. , ?is week a snmptuons dinner, at • his house in ncery-lane, to Loan ELLENBOROUGI-1; and the heads Of the Law D-partments. • The Loi,c, MAYOR held. a Wardmcve yesterday, when Mr. HEYGATE Was eletied Alderman fiat - Co'eman . -street Ward. The Hon. DRUMMOND BURRELL has been eleaed M. P. for Boston,. in opposition to Sir ABRAHAM kfurae, the numbers being for the former 133, for the latter 131. 'The funeral of their late - worthy Member, Mr. FYDELL, was to take place yesterday. We were -inaccurate yesterday in - stating that Baron GERAMB said he - would throwlimself upon the mercy of BUDNAI'ARTE : .ii was.to the " mag nanimitya.nd generosity of the Emperor of France, ao,well known all over the world," that he said he would appdal.—The following letter from Heligo land announces his arrival there - HELIGOLAND, APIUL 10.—We 'were this day mucli avonished by the arrival at this island, of Baton 'GERAMB, by the Lady Frances packet. He makes a conspicuous figure, being dressed in a Turkish • liabd' made of black velvet, and boots of gratin Russian leather, curiously worked with geld lace and silk ; he complains much against the English Government. We are very, dull here, 1 . aving to trade, and but little plospeCt of any to come. We hare had great falls of snow here lately." A most notorious gang of coi,cers and forgers of B uk notes has been clothed at Birmingham. The Officers, on searching the premises; found concealed in different parts of the , building tools for coining, presses, dicS, &c. besides great quantities of notes of different country Banks, ready for circulation ; in digging round the premises, 30001. in good notes, gut) g,:tincas in gold, and about 6001. of bad silver, were found. The head of the gang has been fully committed for trial, with nine of his accomplices. Two of Iris men who,,worked with him were taken_ into custody, and have confessed enough already to .bring him to justice ; in short, such scenes of ini quity have come to light, ac perhaps were never be fore equalled. 'IHE LATE COMET.A curious paper has been read by Dr. Herschell, at the Royal Society. Dr. H. ,in observing the Comet, in Octobet last, noticed e highly luminous appearance Dear the centre of its head, which AFeronomers would call its nucleus. This lummous disk, howtver, he found to deviate -considerably from the centre,, and at one time brightir than another. This led him to be more , particular in his observations with longer telescopes and higher - magnifying powers;, these he varied from 7 to 10 and 20 feet, with magnifiers up to 600, when he distinCtly discovered it to be a pit.. I,etary body, which appeared so bright itithe centre DC the Cornet, and that it was evidently surrounded vy a Cometic atmosphere. NEWS% PLY MOUTI4, Aril IL 1 s.—The Cherbourgh squa dron, consisting of the Vengear and Hannil•al, of 74 guns each, and Fawn, of 1 8 guns, was this morui ing driven in here by a strong Easterly gale.. Arrived.the John, ARROWSMITH ; and the En deavour, BLAIR ; both belonging to and from Sun: derland, together with a few others from thence,: with cargoes of coals for this Port. - Also arrived the Dove, FOOT ; and Hawke, PERCY, from London. Sailed the Peter will John cartel, belonging to this Port, FERRIS, (vaster, for Morlaix, Ithving on hoard Messrs. STEVENS and AKERLEY, America❑ Gentle men, Mrs. FAIISHAW,' Mrs. THOMPSON, and Mrs. WALSH, English Ladies, and a few 'released pri- soners. DEAL, APRIL 16.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Horatio on a. crurze off Flushing. Arrived the Fisguard frotn Nitsmouth ; and the Grin from e cruize. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL IG.—Sdiled hi 3 Majesty's ship Spitfire on a cruize. The Viaory has dropped down to St. Hele❑i. FALMOUTIT, APRIL 14.—The ship Hope LOVE, sailed from Jamaica on the same day the Flor(i dii that arrived yesterday. The 111anchestei- packet was to sail from Jamaica with the mail on the 24th of February. A convoy from the Humber for the Baltic, is at). poitited to sail the 20th instant, and every fortnight after, until the 15111 of 061ober. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.--Capt.' Henry Batt, to command the t2hristian VII, at Portsmouth. Lieut. Wil liam Ingrain, to the Plicebe frigate. Lieut. T. DueLl, to the Dilator, ..Lieut, J. W. Sheriff; to the Stirling Castle, at Chatham. Lieut. S. Hilton, to the Leopard. Lieut. T.ll, Wilson, to be Flag-Lieutenant to Sir R. Strachan in the San Domingo. Mr, 1). Smith, Purser of the Diana, to the Hawke, 74 guns. Lieut. john Couch; to the Itegulits trOop-' ship. Lieut. Thomas Busliby, to the Herald, of to guns. Lieut. lohn Dewar, to the Eledra sloop, at Portsmouth. Lieut. Edw. William Pitt, to the Mars, of 74 guns. Lieut. Robert Palk, to, the command of the Sylvia ,cutter. Lieut. Ebenezer Winton, to. the Port Mahon sloop. •Lieut. Henry N. Eastwood, to the I mpreguabie, of 98 guns, at Portsmouth. Lieut. lohn Taylor, to the Meteor bomb. Mr. John Gaing, to be Purser of the Milan. Mr. John Thomson, to be Put ser of the Redpole slOop. Messrs. Charles Dow, Andrew Thompson, Robert Fuller,and Horatio lames, Midshiprneki, to the rank of Lieutenants. KING'S THEATRE..--.The Benefit Of CATALANI took place last night at - this Theatre, and a new Serious Opera entitled, Genevra de Scozhz, was brought forward on fhe occasion. The fable was derived Itom the Orlando Furioso of ARtosTo. The music was compc.sed by PUCITTA, and the airs al lotted to CATALANI were well fitted to display the full scope and extraordinary powers of her voice. TREMAZZANI also waF provided with songs which gave him an opportunity, of strewing that expression which characterises his manner of singing. A duet between him and CATALANI was loudly en cored, and she ,Was also encored in several of her individual exertions. The house was occupied in every part, and many of the higher ranks attended. The Opera altogether was received in a very favour able manner, and CATALANI herself had a very_ flattering testimony of general approbation. We have to congratulate .the lovers of Art upon the very great excellence whir.) the art of drawing in water colours has, of late years, been brought to. The coiled-ion - of drawings executed by Mr. Wilkin, jun. note on view -at 39, Sack ville-street, displays a truth, a vigour, and a richness of colouring, which rivals the splendid works of Titian, of Rubens, and the other great masters from which they have been copied. This small but selea collection of drawings has very deservedly met with universal admiration. That fine body of men, the Duke of CUMBER LAND'S Sharp-shooters, commanded by the Earl of YARMOUTH, were inspe6ted yesterday in Hyde- Park by Colonel HARNAGE, who expressed him self highly satisfied with their soldier-like appear ance, and the manner in which they performed their various evolutions and movements, and regretted only that their number fell short of his wishes. This indeed is a circumstance to be regretted, as• this corps may be said to have' arrived at the sum nut of excellence in the use of the rifle. The St. Jarhe,'s Volunteers, a very fine ,corps, were also inspetted yes.erday in Hyde-park. The Sandown Castle Volunteer Artillery, com manded by Captain DARBY, and the Deal Castle Volunteer Artillery, commanded by Captain UN DERDOUN, had a held-day on Sunday last, and were afterwards inspected by Colonel WEB B , the lowed. ing Feld Officer of the Kent.' Disttier, who was pleased to express his entire and unqualified a,.pro bation at the perfetiton and good order of the corps, and their steaJiness under arms, and in the most handsome terms complimented the Officers on their extreme assiduity and attention to their tespetstive corps, by wlkieh means they had been brought to their present state of discipline. • In consequence of the exertions of rvlajor Hankin, of the - 116)/M Scots Greys, aided by a detachment of the regiment, in appkehending, near Birmingham, a person named Booth, and his accomplices, con cerned in 'forging Bank ,of Engl,ind notes, and in coining base Bank tokens to a large amount, the Governor and Deputy Governor of the Bank of Eng land, on the part of the Bank, hare, very hand somely, presented a donation of one hundred pounds to the Non-coMmissioned Officers and private sol diers of the Royal Scots Greys, to be placed to the fund which has been established in that regiment for the - benefit of the Non-,commissioned Officers and soldiers, when, from age and infirmity, they are no longer able to serve their: ing and country. The Carlow regimept of Militia are now on their march from Harwich through -Lincolnshire, in three divisions; the first of which arrived at Market Deeping on Monday, and reached Lincoln yester-, day, on their way to Hull; the other two divisions will follow in succession. This regiment is 900 strong, and is commanded by. Col. LATOUCEIK. 11EG1Y7iS LE IE. Yr- sterday sodn Net' two Q 4 dock , fr s. Royal High ness the PRINE RECENT 1)6.1 a Levee at Carlton house. Detachments of the Life and. Foot Guards attended as usual, with the Doke of Gionceier's Baud, in their State nnifOrms; they played " God Sate the King," on the entrance of the Dukes of YORE and KENT; the latter came in state,.,accorn pilled by the Duke of CLARENCE. The Duke of SUSSEX was also present. In' addition there Were— The Prince CaStelcicala ;' the Sardinian and Neapolitan Ambassadors ; the Archbishops of Canterbury and York ; the Lord Chancellor.; the lord Privy Seal .; the First Lord of the Treasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer; the First Lord of the ' , Admiralty.; , the Master-General of the Ord nance ; the Secretaries of State ; the :ridge of the Admiral ty ; the I udge Advocate ; the Lord Chamberlain ; the Lord Steward ; tpe Dukes of BucCleugh, 13euhort, and_ Mont rose.' The Bishop of Bath and Wells. M Qu las Es —Bat h, Lansdown, Worcester, and Hertford. E AR Ls=-Bridgewater, Poulett,. Convngliatn, Grosvenor, Uxbridge, I Vesttnoreland, 'Talbot, Barrytnore; Hafrowby, Cardigan, Craven, Mansfield, ligremont, Harrington, Fin- Courtown, Plymouth, Macclesfield, Yarmouth, and Cholmondeley. . VISCOUNTS —Vorbes, Fitzharris, Morpeth, Castlereagh, Proby, Panelagh, - and Melbourn. LORDS--Grantham, St. Helens, Rouse, Redesdale, Eard ley, Henley, Amherst,. Cawdor, Mulg - rave li. Paulen, Kil ken, fleatlitield, J. O'Bri , en, and SIRS— B. Warren, A. S. Hammond, Heard, W. Scott,• I. Graham, F. Burdett, M. Sykes, F. - G - oold, I. Craw`Ord, I'. Summers, H. Rivers, T. Gage, G. Hill, T. Esrnonde, G. Jerningham, and T. Saufnarez. Doe - roits -Blanc and Stevens. REY. Docroa's —Douglas, Holcombe, Scott, and Will gress. REV. NUSSII S. — Blomberg, Jackman, Clarke, Barrett, and Sir 11. Rivers. ADMIRALS-- ‘Vclley and Warre., CEa gALS —Tlittler, Leigh, Keppel, Stanwix, Stevens, Loftus, Pane, Porter, Floo, Ambrose, Saumarez, (fled. stanes, Cockburne, De Grey, llorslord, Cameronk Burgoyne, Bailey, Walpole, Daken, 'Alston, and Cull greve. CotoNaLs—Palmer,, Buller, Longfield, Al‘Clt•nd, Elli son, Foster, Dillon, Henry; Wyndhain, ‘Vood,,and Cock. MAjoks—Chapman, Dalrymple, Beatty, Fluker, ‘Vilkie, Evans, Kortwrignt, and Grove. CA PT AI NS - I . llorlllull, - . Billiqy, Ilawtayne, Wollaston, Burgoyne ; Thomas, Kamsden, Lyons, Bringhurst,' Duke, Burt, Knox, Bowen, Drummond, and K. Norther. ; 1, ttv raNANTs—Cough, Pilcher, Moore, 11.1'Queen, and Sullivan. ' Messsts.—M'Mahon, fekyll, Foi6lanque, Penn, Hopei Knox, Thornton, Barrett, Keating,. Chapman, Finch, Camp Windsor, Ellison, Chester, Russel), W. Pole, Stale, Sheldon, Paget, Fttzherhert, Egerton, llolmes, Main waring, Manner, Parke, Sullivan,. Bruce, W. Dundas, Warre, G. Knight, Lalor, Crauford, S: Graham, Barnewall, Iton. Elliott, Ilamilron,. Sneyd, M(Donnell, Plunkett, Oddy,.Roche, Rochtort, liyerly, O'Reilly, Burke, Harlon, Coppinger, Clemenison . „ G. Tiffhell, Talbot, Elwin, R. Thornton, "HuSsey, Welsh, B;Agot, Curties, Houstoun, O'Connor, and Shim. The following had the hollour of being presented to his Royal Highness : , - Sir George Hill, Baronet, to present a Petition from the Linen Merchants of the City and County of Londonderry. Earl Poulett, on his being continued a Lord'of the. Bed chamber. The Earl of Bridgewater, on his promotion as a General. The Dean of Raphoe, by the Lord in Waiting. Rear-Admiral Warre, on promotion. Lord Killeen, by the Lord in Waiting. Lord lames O'Bryen, on his arrival from I reand. - Col. Foster, on his marriage. • Lieut.-Colonel Henry, Ist Ceylon Regiment, cm his return from Ceylon. Colonel Dillon, to present the Petition of the Protestants of the County of Mayo in favour.of the Irish Catholic Col. Long6eld, of the City of Cork Regiment of Militia The Marquis of Worcester, en going to Portugal, by the Duke of Beaufort. Tire Earl of Fingal', the Lord Killeen, the Hon. Thomas liarnewatl, Sir Thomas Edmonde,' Sir Francis Goold,Gen. Ambrose, Owen O'Connor, john Burke, Mr, Lalor, Mr. Hussey, Mr MiDonald, Mr. O'Reilly; Mr. Bagot, and Edward Hay, Esn to present:an Address from the Roman Catholics of Ireland. Sir Francis Burdett, with a Petition front the town of Bol ton,le-Moors, Lancashire. Major Grove, B r i ga d e M a j or on Iris promotion. Major'.Evans,,tast Regiment, on his promotion. Major Dalrymple, rich Light Dragoons, on his promotion. Captain Burgoyne, IC N. on his promotion. . Captain '1 horoton, Ist Foot Guards, op his promotion. Captain W. Thomas, 13th Regiment Bengal Infantry. Captain Edmund Lyons, R. N. on his promotion, and re. turn to lava. - Captain Bringhurst, King's , Dragoon Guirds, Aid-dc-Camp to Majir-General Fane, on his promotion. Captain Burt, R. N.- on his realm from the West Indies. Caistain Knox, R. N. on his promotion. Captain %V , Drummond, 3d Guards, on his promotion, snd return from..the Army in Portugal. Captain Hopkins Northey, by Lieutenant-General Hopkins. General Floyd, flit his promotion, and return from the staif in Ireland. Lieutenant Gough, Ist Regiment of Life Guardsoon his pro. -motion. Lieutenant Rohert Moore, on his appointment to the Ist Re giment of Life Guards. Lieutenant Sullivan , Ist Life Guards, on his promotion. General Pigot, on his promotion to that rank. Major-General Cameron, East India Company's service. Brigadier-General Horsford, on being appointed to the com_ . mand of the forces in Bermuda. Major-General De Grey, on his promotion, and return front Portugal. Major-General Sir Albert Gledstanes, from Guernsey. Major.Cenera; Sir Thomas Saumarez, un his promotion, and departure for I lalifax. Dr. Stevens, Senior Member of his'Majesty's Council in the island of St. Croix,. &e. on his arrival from the West In ' dies, on leave, by the_ Earl of Liverpool: The Dean of Worcester, by. the Lord in Waiting. - Lieutenant-Colonel %Vyndham, Regiment of Meuron, on his promotion. , _ • - Rear-Admiral %Volley, his promotion. The Earl of Plymouth, on his marriage, Lord Eardley, by the Lord in Waiting. Sir Tho Mas Et:monde, .by ditto. • - Sir Thomas Gage, by ditto. Mr. Lalor, by ditto. Floustoun, by ditto. Mr. Roche; by ditto. Mc. Coppinger, by ditto. Mr. G. Tutind I, 3,1 Guards, on his appointment. Mr. Baron, by the Lord in. Waiting. - Mr. F itzherbert,. by ditto.' - Mr. Hussey, by ditto. The Duke of Buccletigh, on succeeding to his title. • The Fart of Uxbridge, on coming to his title. Sir Franck GOold, with an Address from the Catholics of the CoOnty and City of Cork, and the Catholics of tire .Queen's County. Mr. O'Connor , to present an. Address from the Catholics of the County of Rosscommon. Mr. Curteis Exon, of the Yeomen of the Guard, by Earl Macclesfield. 1%1(. Hastings Elwin, Advocate for the Leeward Islands. Mr. Bagot, to present an.,Addr..ss fruit' the Catholics of the 'Town and County of Carlow. Mr. Carryhell, by Lord Cawdor. Mr. T. ,Plunkett, with the Catholic Address from Monaghan. Mr. C. Knight, 6y Lord St. Helen's; • Mr. S. Graham, by Sir I. Graham. Mr. Egerton, by Mr. Paveraport. . Mr. W. Dun !aS, on his being appointed a COmmissioner of the AdMiralty. • • Mr. Oddy, on his return from a tour of Ireland, Portugal, and Spain. Mr.-Hamilton, M. P. for county of Dublin, Mr. M 'Don nell, Mr. RochetOrt, Mr. Barnewall, and the Hop. Mr. Elliot, by the Lord in Waiting. • , We are informed by a correspondent, that the following is an extrael from a late Calcutta Paper:-- << Among the extraordinary circumstances of the present day, is that of the youngest Princess of ARCOTT having lately bestowed her hand upon a ' , Ville Negro, named BALUIZTT ) from the Island of Jantalca." PROP:INC/2i, DISIV LB/INCE:S. " SHErFIEL7) 3 - Mink. 14.-4 am sorry to inform yOu, -- that the spirit of riot and disorder has spread ,to this populous, neighbotithood. Secret discontents and complaints,, on want subject of the high pri ce o f proviions and the i•femployment, have bent I, , ng gathering, and the s•orm has at length bur,r„ This forenoon a numerous assemblage of the Popu-' lace, (pea, women, and children; took. place in -the . principal •streets- of the •town. The leaders Of rptt r mob - held a few minutes consultation (tor the seemed to az-;l on some previouslyconcerted - plan), and - the whole body then pibiteded, with violent exclamations., to the Town Magazine, Which they iinmediately forced ,upon;• and 'carried off or de stroyed, in a few seconds, the whole - of the:aims and ammunition, &c.. 011 which they could lay t h e i r No attempt whit ever was• made: by any of the -mob to arm thems-Ivei,whico is a Circoomtancd for which we have, much reason t;1,1 - a3 thank fu I. • " No time was lost, on the part of the Mat7is tracy, to quell the tumults. After eveqy possib:e exertion' was made to s.;or he the populab,- - by irenta of expostulation and intremy, and the people seem irg delertnitted• not to &ii.erse, the military quarter ed in the town were caned out, and they now re und,:r arms, expecting every 1.1)44/lent to. b*. 'ordered to charge through the sire: ts. All is suck bustle and contusion mound rnt ciat know doing, but I shall keep my lettet open to the last moment. I • , m not 4% ilhout appre hensions that the windows of theroorn where sitting will be demolished or tired into. - " SIiVEN" O ' CLOCK --Dragoctila art- gollooiiig into the totow>> iroto quartc-rs, and foratir,g la the malket,pl3ce. " HALF :PAST EIGH.T O'CLOCK.—The uproar from the arrival of Suldieis, 11 , 1 - se aird -:J.I Cofitinn , :Fi. Cannon planttd, Laded, in front wind:o.v. A ,dreasltul night expecied, bait a 70; - 4.-. cheanful—Saturcl,ay, that b, , ing wark , t-iiiiy. house is so bThy that :1 cannot ge• pen or ink . ; :tia - 43 written tberelore in pencil." • ANOTHER LETTER FROM LEEDS, SAME DATE. It being Market.4lay, she populace about noon went into the market and seized the corn, and began to strew it about the street ; and in conse quence of potatoes being advanced within the List ten days from Gd. tot 4d. per peck, they seized about .500.1oadi, and distributed them to the-populace.--- They.also attacked the fish stalls, and took - the fial and gave them away; they went into the shJiii bles, and seized a quantity of, meat ; and in the butter market they did not leave one whole box. Many' of the country people sold it at Bd. a pound to get away. The mob were now destroying and br e ak.• ing the windows at a dreadful rate. The Magistrates and about furry Constables now came up, which only seemed to infuriate them, for they direOlY Well to the greatest flour-dealers„ and broke 2: 1 their windows. Justice Parker then read tt:e Riot A&, but they seemed to grow - worse, merely to keep. the justices, Wot tley and Parker, where they were; fur while ,they were endeavouring to quiet them, a party went into the Wicker; and broke pen the depot where the Lotal - Militia arms are kept, and in about fifteen minutes they broke eight hundred stand of arms to atoms, besides destroying a great quantly ol cloai hi, di Inns, sWprds, - truonevi, cat tonch boxes, &c.; and when the 'lVlagistralei and Constables got amongst awai t the Constables, together with the Magistrates, were knocked down, 'Fite hot se were now fetched from the:barracks, and the yeomanry cavalry called in. Au exjaress gone off to fetch the Doncaster and Rutherhiw militia and cavalry. " Now, eight o'clock, all in a dreadful state of confusion r four of the ringleaders are apprehended, and sent under a strong armed detachment to I'm - I.:, in posy -chaises. They are now threateqing to putt. down the TOWn.Hall. The soldiers have loaded the cannon with grape-shot, and, if they attempt lc) proceed with their depredations, they will certainlf tire, as the Riot Alit has. b.ten lead three times.—' The bapki and all the 'flops were shut tit o'clock, and husinesi at a st-irrd'we : dread the ap proach of night. The damage already dune is cool puled at 30001. MANCHESTER, AJ'P.IL 74.—i siu sorry to sal the same dkposition - rrtsoife-,ted itaelt hest last week, Amongst the working class of pe o ple, broke out at MaCclesfie!d yeS'erday, and at Stock port to-day. Mr. Maisland (Magistrate) anWla tnily, have arriv ed at the Bridge;.vater Arms in two, poAt-chaises. The windows of his hoose!, and tlio!•6 of Mr. Godien, have been_ bioken, and much da mage done; I The tnilitar, , have been called in, and it i, hoped the business will end peaceably. " P. S. Since writing the above, I an informed that the cottage of Mr. Go;nen has been burn, dint n." '." STOcKPORT, APRIL 14,- - --We are extremely concerned to state, - that the chc(mtent s o f tilts 'tveav'ers, in and about Stockport,. broke out in atti of alarming violence on Tues.oay,l s ast.. The.i4Avaledista cause is said to be the demand nt an advance of wages for A. lien a meeting of inanuftAwers .was called fOc this purpose, only three or four indkidoals attended, and ;nese %t ere in positessibn of tat :lodes where the weaving was pertortned . ky trwebinery, or what is there called " pouer looms," consequently in terest:',.(l in the rise of manual laboUr. Letters re ceived this morning state, that the dwelling-holm% Uf Peter Marstedy Esq. has been attacked, and_lhe whole of the furniture' destroyed. The house of Mr. 'Goodair, and aho the faCtory, had been attack ed, the fornbuie burnt, and the power looms de.- stroyed. The houses and factories of Messrs. ley and' Bradshaw, Mr. W Ratcliff, Messrs. Bentley and Co. had Suffered considerably, ataid •it is well known that several private meetings of the weavtr4 had taken place, and that the request for the assist ance of the military from Manchester had been re - - fused, Colonel. Clay giving for answer—that he could not, consistently with his , ciuty in proteding Manchester, afford them any. ,The utmost con stetnation prevails throughout this populous district." The folloWing is an extra6l of a Letter from a lady at Stockport to her husband in town -" BuckWy Arms, stackporr, April 14,1812. ; " We had been for some days under great appry. herwon of the mob. This morning, abom 9 o'clock, he people began to assemble in couslderabknumbers. They halted at our Lase vv.'s, (at Ed&eky), and re