The Sun. — London, England, 1842-08-16 00:00:00

, . , . ........... , . . THE SUN, LONDON TUESDAY MORNING, AUG UST 16, 1842. ... ...-, - - - with bludgeons, took place at Waterloo, at five o'clock (Saturday) a meeting, consisting of 700 or gl,O per . - 1 (PROM OUR TODMORDEN CORRESPONDENT.) them going to resume their labours on Monday, and - the said G-'l4'N FRAL RA I LAN' AY INFORMATION. 4 ...! _ .: 1 111Z:him e t o hm tlds morning . (Friday). John Wright was the prin- sons, was held in the village, at which the whole affair I , . .. Todmorden was visited on Friday by the , tu l ny , st ould th l e d m t en 1 19111M1X1ME1NEM1501.0111613.4... , /ffni , '.".." . .....................-............ 11 eipal speaker. He exhorted them to keep the peace, was discussed. These proceedings were adjourned till huts. Ihey arrived about halt-past eleven oc oc tey wou , o in as emp Y loyed, and to retsdn pesseesiott of the edvantage they then , ten, and at that hour another meeting . was held, when in the Morning ; one • yrt from Rochdale, a resistance it is said will be made, and the cense '. - ' ay hl h It tu fr rn in th l e d • .:-- . - -e 4 I e ee , !nee 5 .44-y-s•-yegeakee,„--epi)OrknegE .4 4- y - s• - yegeakee,„ - -e p i)OrknegE t h enjoyed to•sards, obtaining the advance of their wages- i they resolved upon a strike, and had the malicious sa- Littleboraugh, ttrid the n ß eighbour oot ; t e ot er quenees may be eerioust All is bustle and excite.. r - S -- 13 N 4 , PN.0- - . 4 - 4 , Thtirso '--; 1 'They we,re left to condUct the business here ; and if I tisfaetion of seeing many boats return empty, which from Facit, 'Whitworth, acup t and the Forest of 1 ment. - . _e_ 'ss e 3 ---,, -, _ ,:„ tittiy man prov.ed false to his. principles bat returning had for many . days past been employed in carrying Rossendale ; the two, when united at Gauxholme, STIRLING. e ti l:p. ..._,.. Cs t , 1 -to his work, until their object. was achieved, it would coals to Staffordehire• So convinced, however, do e pom aw ic e th •tt-If h th two valleys and roads leading (From the Stirling Observer of Thursday.) *0 e t' ateenneg . pt , __ens' k =• - - -_ . - - be -worse, for him. they appear of the mischief that must accrue tsthem to Itoadale arid Bacup meet, was a most formidable Last night the quiet of Stirling was broken in upon . ) I ‘. A p An ''' _ ''''. ,-- 1). . ~4.,_ --' . . • ..A.botit half-past six they separated, and the mews- and their masters by the inundation of the pits with forc d e, numbering, at a Very moderate calculation, up by numerous empty carriages hastening to the Castle , fl te - -- i - • - - 6 1 -z, _ --, ._.,.„, sion proceeded through the town to Levenshulme, water, that they have consented to supply the engines war s. , . 1 of 7 000 some say not less than 10,000, corn- . to convey the military to Dunfermline, where it ap- 'V ' • ;73- • - • - Heaton Mersey, and to Styall. On their way through with the necessary slack. posed of men and women, the men being vvell armed ears there were some serious disturbances. We heard - SHEWING THE ~„-N , - __,__:_ 4% Innintat .....j..n , `=-: - 7 , inlp e . .. ----,:__, en___ Cheadle they. completely sacked the provision-ehop of with strong clubs or stakes. Each of the mills in P kViWee.. 7 -9 ,• -- ' AierAred -t.... - • COVENTRY. gor 3es er ay . e people had risen, l in the mornin '' 't d that th a-P-i. , ..s . a person named Hunt, and several houses, and exposed _ Todmorden and ite vicinity was visited, and the plugs ill or factory had - been attacked, and . he --et tee- ' .. the loaves upon the ends of their sticks amidst tremen- Suamay EVENING.-The Warwickshire yeomanry from Out each steam boiler were drawn, and the fires and that . one n l e is de tr gt e RAILWAYS : „_.,,,,. ;tt -...- .., . 7Villians Aberdeim -'-.7 dous shouting. . • • are now being warned to attend Bedworth early to- slaked out, an - d the hands in the various manufac- many 'ot . the . oon s oyed. In the evenin h .n... - is t . AnOther portion of the Stockport people proceeded MOITOW . 1110111 'lig ; the colliers are out in that district tories, machine shops, sizing houses, Sm. ordered off number of mills attempted to be destroyed was aug- IN THE --"•••" ~-,.,,, , .... ,d ___...4•-• ..A Se --.:: . r , . , .N - ,,,,,,,, --- -,le Hazle Grove, leo ing contributions from all 1 h h • to a man, an , a t oug . no aigns of violence have yet the premises; tO Whoth they gave directions not to - tosrai T ti , . e been exhibited Lord Lifford a • , nd the county Magis- commence work until the whole of the mestere had . ntented.. to three, viz.-those of Scotland and Watson, nit ot the Messrs. Reid and that of Donaldson • end UNITED EINGDOM. -, ,: : 4 'nem ", r ','llg r *-,--- .1 ~-,- 1 14 4 • . the respectable householders OT! their way, inclu.dtng , , . _ ,_ , -. ' ..,,,,,,, e . ~.. , Fert7, - % tratee have (teemed it prudent to prepare for the worst. agreed to pay the wages of - 1840 for ten hours' la- th . ey . a . lso . broke, into the premises of Mrs. Scot ' laxid, ~ t 4 tet g a - ._ . Seeley enn o t ee. , II theso of the CoOmier and Jonatietn. Thorobill, Esq.; ot . 1 1.4.1V":r 42f6 <, . . -kf, Durgalln. _‘, 1 - • '' ‘ . l . '' • ';t 2- 1 tiP mob from HYde, Woodley, ene Tat Ins IR - C:,... ~ ' t lect red there esterdave i h e ' Mr. OhNeill, the. Charts , •u y ~ , iour m the mills. No injury or violence was done piovision merchant, and carried off a quantity- of eat ' ables. Several of the ringleaders have already been , . . _ . ~ ,cry ta- _ e ____ a ,-.... - ;; _a '-r•-, ‘, '-, 0 •.. WIS lallgtlage WAS very temperate, but also very .. firm ; excepting that one . bread-baker's shop was emptied of b i t t ie -, N. : ••4?' o ;,di: • ic;5 2 b ...,--- ..: - : i i'.:,:-3., thr; joint bottle?, inarehad to Poynton and stopped apprehended. At this distanee it. is impossible to say a al\ ej ,_ 11 - 'la - a .0"' '• - -•-•,- 7 'he advised the men to keep Sober, not to coffin - tit any its stock and contents hy the hungry .multi . nide,. di l e ell the pits. Thee - afterwards nreeeeded to *the hall, what amount .of damage may- be done, but that it is v . iolence, nor otTe . r any . insult to apy one, and declared proprietor not having closed previous to their arriva . -T4 51 1k. fr.," -' ' ./7,: - .A7,-; ,- -- -- - ---41 , ,--„.--_,„,,*. A . op,. ~,, ,- ,-, ,i„d demand.d pro w visions. They were supplied. with e a ~...: , --,-A , _ 0 \ „,.,. yr Jia,„„,i, , that the maeters tad rights as well as the men, and He wa.s atethe time on duty as a s . pecial constable at something serious seems unquestiona•ble, as sixty rank Aainaha ; ; 1 -!"--.- - liotit bread :Ind money ; and Mr. Christy hating still I and file of the 42d regiment left last night in car- ' ---.„ r" LI" tf) .7.41 wick ‘ l t :fr.ziller . .enee.,ifted them by givieg them the bread. from enlist be t protected ; he advocated tile Charter., and -the., Magistrates office, there havintr been near two i . nag.es. It is also confidently reported that the col- --Aj ! a - dr ' 1 4,- °„/ V'''' n .9 -i-- ; • ila ' 4 5,1 , AIA _ TE.Paira , 0 . , <,•‘?, , 1f f e2,* 5 ,4, ~,,,,, wigi ,,, „_,D,,,,., _ . ~- i ., -/;,:-.,_,/ i.- \ 1- the " Crescent," they went forwards to Bollington and I hat the labour of the industrioue classes hundred sworn in during the morning to a.ssist the . • - contendee t ~..__ , . . . - • • • d he tde a hers around the town were to enter it in a body lest ef --- . - Castietes : - Cavan- A. tc--INtl'il '4%11 44•* - - e- r Carlale t \ Macclesfield, ttithout committing any breach of era , would never be :secure, nor their rights, as human police in preserving the peace, it require , s s night which-would in a great measure aggravate the • , , , '4. 0 '''' gli. ,c,,;1 4 ... 4,. „ ea- aa& \CC peace!. beings to live as well as toil, he respected, until they troop of the llth Hnssars from the Burnley barracks, .. t : a a It is the pretence of striking for wages, eet aaerie, Aiwa , e W e ita' • - eata, - Our market thi- day is.very languid, and bed s it; aa a ... . t ' eel lie • 1 • H called uon the•n to be. 41r 'lad b -t • t the r - uest of the Magistrates -Ism ' ev ' obtain po Ica power. e p t .at a een sen a eq . - ' ' which it appears were reduced lately, that is stirring 'Si --_- es ?way itS„.",-4 . .,:e' - '4,, ' d r.rPrt harlret • . l i. 43 firm and united then their einancipation was at hand: The - bellenan in the afternoon went round to an- 7 ''' •- • 4 v ° D 7 cla -? '" ::16° ;" :; ; . ' 1 V f • -•-. 4 , - Pc- ° •ti 0 -''.- - - - \ teeded, owing- to the tear of tbe fanners to risk the , - , _ . , . , a . . d . ,‘.l lc_ ee nne comers. . /shims "9' z' --- •<4 , - 1: - 7 r..,• ''" A. . -: \z. • • , ~,Itt-• ef their produce. Ali is perfectly - quiet. The ee has created a good feeling in ta,vour ot the cause nounce a public meeting, to be hel at six o teoc. le 1.` 1 1 ) ' , ' -Art i '4l' •'.k , • - o:--• --..1.4•• ••• .., tto• - .: .C l . Maly - " -.. t : -• l• ' 1 .- • mein lest .1. reeumption of in gelaaree, re..•,vert eneee, ie.. a.. , , , __ of Chartism by die spirit of libeTality and justice . ille evening, on the vaeant plot of ground contiguous 1 - - -• 1,10 - Y DS' SH IPPI NG . - ..Ermis 44e •' - . .Ntri.r: f,:: ~."-cs., ••.I \Pk -7- ' i tirr lN. ° A- . Kildare .9 ~„! ....••••7 R 1 . 5.-1.1 . .** , „S EA v. . 1,4 ; - ' l si,nldatien or nioleece sheuid eccur to-morrow. tvhieli he manifested during the whole of his speech. to the viaducts that carry the railway over the -Burnley 1 . I".e. ... 4 -NDON, AUG. 15.-Wind this day at noon, E. _-_,0,-; -- . ° '';'-, .f'••••*: ------ - - ? t 5?., , z..;:'•••• '••., • Vrit.. -'''' Z t York , \ . 1 ,11 the bronchee of artisens have beer, driven froin turnpike-road, near to the late Messrs. Buckley DEAL, AUG. 14.-Wind RS.E., moderate.-Arrd. ea... 7,e _ e - - *N e Laarie.ie e aa`a•a ee 6 4.._. ------- -, -- .':-....l,4''''rit k• ~ . j , mi ecds BIRMINGHAM. ' . ri - lic ~ l-f' W(iA" 7 " c k i N. t .--,:YCS-or I.P;a?'" - -2:„‘.. 1 -• Mt - \ their evaployment, and tre e de is entirely paspended. • Brothers' mill at Ridgefoot, which was most mune- I La?) , Jane, Berbice. Arrd. from the River-Ind, for ...,. earz-j- .., i ~.e.,, _ . i , q eine - • •v of London Ca e • Cam - Stnanav -The peop'e of Birreiegbam look on 'mush' attended by the Lancashire tuni-outs, and the . I China ; Samuel, ~,3, 3 , C i t, . , p , _ p A.. Speeiel Session is rent. (twelve dclocli) sitting at . -,- • _ . . e. . . . ~ ~ . :i - ";aae .-. ' .1 ipparcoy I 11 4141 , / ‘'S' •6- 8,, ' -, - . / I ;t l "' wY _,„e•-: _,..• •••"' t• / Ca enai;on "Yy l i 121.therk. % the Court-room for the triel of the prisoners remolded Opetly, as interested spectator .ot aie c 0 ,„ J ... , __, ' - " - • IbII B ly - I.s • Calcutta, Bermuda ; Zaida, islew York. mmotions Ha-hands in tee val. of I odmorden numbering not e,aa ea 0, - , e, - „, e , Ifaeceirea• - •7 / .4" DenLig 4, Ow ' ~,, 4 4? . 7 z, \ Pore the workhouse, or who have. h e e i s a pp t eheene,, - • • e by which they are surrotiaded. The disturbaaces of fewer than from 7,000 to 8,000. Mr. Brook, of loth 1 a ' h-• - ' '4ld. Earl Hardwicke, Calcutta • Maryanne. Madras; Re- Cark 71 2 ;rierfird, ~,-er . : ki ..1 :t•,<" rilf.Th!ch- It , l' 4* Zineola . . Fr / 'IIt I • • , coverv. Bombay ;. ma leywoor , a paraiso. • ~,,---- T.,--.44 „ I , Ir-,.._41, IT ,:.:" c, 3 ,4 , -'-'-'. [. C 2 r, t segeseAeg y t earl- this morninte. , , .7 1838 have acteci as a•sedative to agitation, and fortti• mordeu, v. , 1 . 1 .s called to preside. The meeting . wad i ,-,_. • • k ,,„ , yi •dld . II - m et. D o vult, 2 UG. i.,±.-.r.ari is.arewoo , nia ; 4r- :4 - ' ..z......v.,-----'..•'Z-7fl-M,NeV I s' , ,--- .1 . . 1 --71" o,.____' ickfidd e,. 02%414,1114m ~.-7 47, '"V!'. fli,/ - h...p. ;:- lb 1 nately their comparatively better circumstances offer addremed by several strangers, and one or two of the I '3/41-eetVr-- \t -- - - t: -ese • .---- ----- - le?'• - • - : r NORT H. STA_FFORDSHI RE. littleinducement for the artisaes an g o p er atives to join inhabitants of Todinorden, all of whom recommended , i monie, Large, Surinara for ...Amsterdam. , - -___ - --• • , =:•.:-.•:-..*, \ tj u.oll°-,_' / ____,....„, ,,c ___ ~ r .A ,„,,d a t tt-t, 41. Leicester 41- . I li a. ' i PoRTSNIOUTII, Au°. 14.-Wind E.S.E.-Arrd. Ida t ,e.a.aaa a n-a r ‘- -- ,• 'V 1 c i lir -;•;-_ ~ . , seicgrrtti. , ' . ;', l lk ~, ....,_, ' C r ' 'ACME OUTRAGES AT BURSLEM. .• • • • in the . quarrel ce. then- mining neighbours. , The the assembly to unity of purpose in assisting to stop 1 wilechnina, Amsterdam for Batavia, leaky, and has , \ qr. 4., .. ........... . . 6 , .... S.: 141 4 41 I 1'.8 . 1 lk. .U. ,a r Wl' ' ' crier W' : • -,14. • 1 Teferlamt v .z \ q tr '...... - :-...c.7 g t vps ..,<*. -- „ • Lb. _E r , „,, .0 Tfineafrr+ l i' .E7y 2rorwitlz 'i I:4ISI.ISLEM, SA,TUaDAY.-During the whole of yes- 1 tewn . and neighbourhood is , daily visited by great all the mills, manufactories . &c., through the vale. ' ! come into the harbour. Wellington, London for Madras, RAI LWAYS -. •••,. '••::' , ‘ ,.--- V.. - zit - ;,,z 4 . limatO e ee e en an d this morning the te,vn bas heel: in a state i :minters of the colliers from the surrounding districts, A. re.solution was passed tfiat the turn-outs should I with d amage , haying b een s tr u ck by lightning. Her •W *O.:. .. _. , ,', • , ...,-.5.3;,,r.. / 1 c, 3 4 %. !. ., ..74,14 4,/ 4. , '-----',... - kr t. 4. ''''''''''," - / ''' ' . 6'l/meg' i' 2 ,4,,d1 , a . , seee t• ex citement and alarm. in consequenee of a I eome begging, and others dragging in cart-loads of assemble on, the same spot at seven o'clock on the 1 Majesty' s s aip Gnifen, e a stward. Sid. her Majesty's ship PACRLT .R01TTE5.......\ - 44„-„ a ,-;:• r e\ -,,_,:,.. it,: . § Ruckmy .am a e t Barcni. i 4 4; 4 p "A 4P i f _. tir 1, 9 `" Eris& 1 _s,_ 'POO ' ad eieit of a bedy of cdlliers to Bursiefil. IMlne- I coals, and, it is said, by some parties who hese following morning (Saturday). This day they inus-- i ResistancenQuebec. \ see e•- u ho• -4 - „.f-,:.. - • ~.- P - 9, Herta ~,,,Nr : _erifA t p,;,-- - t•lv a fter the attack On the " lock-ap," tmd the i watched their movements, that the begging system tered upwards of 4,000, with dubs, &c., a mixed 1 _ OFF D A termourn, Auo. 9.-Sympatbie, ,Jac(2 l 2.T l, dia .t.t.,, . - - 11 r‘- 2- % 4' 4 tv . ‘ - _,,.._4' ;4 ' . -- --,7-.7 ---- - 4,E-rik % .0,6,74 . ~,,4 57 1RN,r,„ 0 % nam:ZEJ-•• .: ,/ ezi • Lill. , W : - 17 ;n 1 stido ta•• e` wasc Rea; SY - l e , to seee, of the priseners, accompanied with the de- 1 hes been extremely peoductive. multitude of int - al and Women, and proceeded down 1 Se Thomas for Flushing ; Marianne and . Pauline, N . :l:ll . e r - 'A,' ...-- -. ,, 0t , oP protiertg on Saturday night laet, a troop ' There was a report in Hirminp,tham this morning, the vale to 1.16de:1-bridge. Mytholinroyd, and Cragg 1 ,,,u,..„,., -, , , ..7 , - . ken, Havannah for Hamburgh • Fianklin, Br ine , h.. e .- _ ...; . 6i c _ A . Bildrotrfry, _ V s , o ar C r ! - !'"A . , ~ _ T ,. _ .L: ,: i:^1:,,;# 0 74...._•,.. , ~.. . vS a 1.1,.• 7,Nir 4 1 4 , . _ „... ~. 4 vs ' ' • d A 114 • New York • Eudora Hobart rown, &ale pri . .„: ena lst Dragoons, under the command of Major that the coliiiers at Foleshill, ne.ar Nuneaton and Vale, visiting, and stopping on their way Cow Brigs, , , A . All , • t - ee ~.K: Adria 4 S ou th,i p t m 4 ' . criri. ,l 2.** 'CAa ti t'a m—- , ' - 7' . " - - f'-',.....?. oOUTHAMPTON, .ntre. 13.- rm.. evio steamer, 'So • / % .. - cams J• .'-'.•:%_,- 7 ,,,,,, . ,„c e -.- 2 .1-/ 4:( 4 ,_ actirouo -: % I*.zie -41,ni;-;, WaS despatched foe the protection of the town, Coventry, had, in imitation of their brethren iii South Wintere, Spew Hole, , Underbeek, Celis, Calderside, . • „ .. - - •alintL4. l ., , . i -...„_ 0 ,,„ag1.41 'le gp it t4 „ '4 44 , ~7 i "'e Crocker, Havannah, left. 1901 ult., Nassau 21st, Bermuda 0,, t ,. ..." rf.:-_.:ianer . v . - - - .-t- -' '7 -- '-' -- - A ii',l.. mV I - ~ ,,-,, -. -v .! 6r .).'cid they arrived here tea Mon:lay last. Eee.rything, Stationlshire, turned out, and that there were fears Mythohn and Lartibank mills, out of which they 128th, and Fayal sth instant ; Royal Tar steamer, Gib- -a- 1 ',.4,4, . - ;:.:-:'• 21 :V 744 19.nir r : - -:_;->...- 'T, .0 ,-, 7. _-__ .., ! •DIII.V , . q ..: Teewever, • contine.ed quiet, end die authorities enter- of approaching disturbances. There is, however, an turned the whole of the hands, and hy the time they i ralter left 4 - 11 instant, Cadiz - sth, Lisbon Bth, Open° 4 4 , `.--- -' "-- - hil,'? . ••-- --- - * l '" --- - 4 k s" ,:''‘ - ' 4ll - .l ' - •=* -- -•a --- j 'Sie 1 e , . ~ t / 4 f,d - z •ayea - iii; ,32 le, k'' . ..47a - -142 - 21 . 14 taioing no apprehensions of further disturbances, the adequate military - force in Coventry barracks, arid reached Hebden-bridge athounted to upwards Of 19th, and Vigo 10th. Sld. Montrose steamer, Gibraltar. L_ __ , *)" - J k" ;.7.(X-1-)F, were ordert.•d to march for Manchester yester- Weeaon is not far distant. 8.000; the greatest excitement prevails through the Feemouni, Am 13.-Wind variable and light.- . , • GREAT WEsTERN. - J....',..,-inorning, and they accordingly left Burstein at A battalion of the Foot Guards (800 strong),. a ohole of the vale of Todmorden, and business is en- Arrd. Ranger packet, Itio, left Julie 18, Bahia 28th, and N.B. in the jillowing Tables M signifies before „Noon, anu OPF.N TO TAUNTON. eie'ven o'clock. The moaements of the military ap- troop of . the Horse Guards (Blue), three field--pieces, tirely suspended. Up to three o'clock -this day lam Pernambuco 6th ult.; 51arquis of Lorn, Murray, Rio, E after it. STATIONS, with their I)i,tances from Paddington. 1 . Quebec. 'leer to have been cloeely watched, for about two and a number of Artillerymen, passed. through Bir- happy to say that me have peace, nnd I hope no out- left June 5. Sid. Cornwal . . , _ ____.‹,..-____ 1:1)urs 'after their departure a body of colliers, to the iningliatn from London for Manchester ails morning break or disturbance will take place. Liv En POOL, AUG. 13.--W Ind S.W ~ moderate. 14. LONDON A N.D B IRM ING HA3I. PADDINGTON, Eal ng 51 s . Hanwell 7%, Southall 9, West Mi. 1014 13, sLouou 18, .OAIDENHEAD 24, Twvf .rd 304, lon - fiber of about 100, entered the town, and marened at four o'clock by two special trains ; they would a,r- FURTHER MOVERIENTS OF THE RIOTERS S W lieht. -Arril. Grindla v. Grindley, Celeutta ; Earl STATION•z, with their Distance. from London. G . e; Sell, di o Irft St. _Helena, June 24 ; Sarah 13e11, LoNnoN, Harrow, 111, WATFDRD 173, Kine's Langley 21, 11rAnsvc, 35? - Pancrboarne 41i, Orwing 44i. Wallingford to the Town-hall, which they surrounded ,e they rive, at their destination about eight eclock. -RUMOURED STOPPAGE OF THE MILLS Be r ll -'' Port P tt • ' l . '1 f A ••1 10 X . cl• till tp, e t pii ;4 ca la, steamer. Bo•ne)or 24&. Berkhampstead 28, TRING 3!.?. , 'A‘leshiary 43%, Ro . ad 474. ST'EVENTO"N :361, Farringd•,n Road 634, Shriven harn 714" Swt steam 77 (Jaat:tion w th the Cheltonharn Rad 1.1 , .i - ,.; liistde a sealed' for Police-constable Lovett, - AT HUDDERSFIELD. osi 41 . Bletehley and Fenny Stratfird:46l, WoLvv.e.- s ‘,•,, . li •• .r 8 43 CHIPPENTH4II 91 Corshtm -,.. imat they secured, and demanded the, box which SPREAD OF THE INSURR.ECTIDN. Boston, left Ist inst. and Halifax 3d ; Sam Slick, Powell, 1 _ . E1G 5 17 I Roa t de 60, lirtswoaru 6 9 1, Weedon 69i, .crick ''tY), -oo rots A. , sa . .,F , .... '., ' ',.. . t . r. _ ,,,, i„ 1 (From a Fourth Edition of . the Leeds Menu ) rYv Newfoundland ; -Chatham, Lovett, Africa ; Hudson, TON .... 4 , i R 9 ••%, 13ox 1914.: IlArts 10 ,4, twerton i )81, s liai been iaken front the colliers who had been ap- (From a Third Edition of the Leeds Mercury.) (NU dl dt• id•-s Jtviction 183 id and Welton 7.) . unair • I an ou 1. .. , :4 "" d 1 11 1 1 1 ' , Our reporter, on his return to Leeds this evening, Buenos Ayres i Richard Watson, Seed, Quebec.. S .. Ke-risha it 113)-i, Bats roL 118%, Nsilsea 121%, Cleve on oa4 preliencled fin. begging on the preceding Saturday. SATURDAY, SIK &CLOCK, P.m.-As every =Tint Brandoit 89, COVENTRY 94, Hampton (Derby Junction) 103„,,„ 3 , 0 1 1.'31 W • i 11 • 136 3 Hi h ...7 , ,ti agari•ve i.). - , E,T•iii . ITPCi. • K.tE • 4 ., , - has received particular and positive information that Harmony, Bombay , Siam, China ; W atk ins, Cape ; BiamiNGHAm I 1 , 2 i. , 1i..); - ett told their, tilat the box evas not in leis pos- cram the west has represented the Chartist insurrec- , the mill-hands have been turned out at Huddersfield. Russell, Glover, and Francis, de Pau, New York; . bridge 1414, BILIDGMATZit 1.5111, TAUNTON 1624. 1 _ aeesion. lige that they would find it at Ryle's, tion as not only continuing in all its formidable , a Departur ! Arrival A .•riv al D .parture Arrival at Arrivaa at - , .. Ibis information was .given to him in the train by a Auckland, Montreal ;• E. Bousted, Singapore ; DOWN TRAIN.; f,11! , - -Aiperintende,nt of police. Sere they proceeded characters in Lancashire, but as eyen spreading into Affiance, Batavia ; pamper°, Buenos Ayres ; Peggy. • DOWN TRAINS. from at • t from Swindon their manufacturer tvho - entered the carriage at Cooper- London. Rugby. B rminghain n Daily, except Sundlys. Padoington. Juoction 0 stinaiinn ift a body, forcing Lovett with them ; lAA oot finding Yorkshire, our reporter left Leede by the train at a Eliza Wary, iek bridge, the'Huddersfielde station, and who declared Jama i c a ; • Sterling, Wiseasset ; N , H h. , ___________________ - -- --- Goods Train to Taunton .... , 4 :30 Al 10 OAI 855 E the ebief - constable at home they returned to the quarter. past ten o clock this morning to visit the Charleston ; F4.,rtitude, Portsmouth, ~ ew amps ire ; slim ' , to Birmingham ...1 60M.930N1 11 15 NI To Tannton tiit.it he had himself seen the movements of the mob, • _. hett-up, where the box, together with the money places on the line of the 11.1anchester and Leeds Rail- H nry Leeds, New IC.irk; Brothers, St. Stephens ; Al- 1 hird Class, ditto ,7 0 128E3 30 E Ditto . 8 0 10 43 220 and .that his own mill had been stopped. A railwav aa e-- oeath it contained. at the tinie of its seizure, was tray, between this town and Manchester. It will be '••kN - Y k • A •cl 1:1-11:d- Mixed, ditt0.........; 8 0 in Quebec • Game ,a en or , ri . o ~ t 11 56 AI 145 Sleet Trani to Maidetilmd 9 0 guarde . wh - o arrived here at half-past four, brouglit ti l l' '- es 'el i mi s • te:a-en up to them. The possession of the object of seen, from his report, which we have just received, hßll f P F' 'CI l'tt - 845 esex, ...,ew ~rson,DS. .. De ara e , non orl irat , ags, ii n Matt, to Tautibm • ...... .•• II) 15 the information that the turn-onts had begun their Phillip, to this port, on the 3d July, in lat. IS. lon. 21 Mixed, to Regby '.',,ct• search was aanounced by a simultaneous shout, and fi•om other information we have acquired, 'that operations at - Huddersfield ; •but he was told that the W , experiemaat a very heavy . shock of an earthquake, 4 NIAIL; First Class Pt:4 with-Jut floi'og arty violenee to Lovett, they pro- the turn-oute, ha.ve to-day made their appearance at Mixed, to Birmingham ... 11 0 243 430 ' hot t Train to Slo..igh party whe produced the turn-out there went from which continued about feur minntes: The noise and 5ett ,...,,1.,.4 to vi , ,:it the shope 'and housee of the 'various Hebdeal-bridge, at Mytholmroyd, and at Sowerby- 1)!tto - ditto - 1130 E 528 715 To Taunton Leeds ! We are hound to say, however, that we have sation were shn;lar to those caused by the running out of .tenteseesei itej othsT inbabitante, soliciting, assistance, hridge, near Halifax, and that they are systematically Ditto, to Aylesbury ...... 1 3 0 • Short Train to Reading, not heard these iniportant particulars confirmed from a heavy chain cable. Ditto, to Pirmingha in...! .5 . 0 838 10 15 S•hort Train to Sloogh •• :eel •in every iestauce obtaining it. Indeed, the and de.terminedly spreading their course of intimi- e 0 VIIITEHAVEN, , Ann. 1.i.---Id. Hopi•, Quebec. frirci other. quarter; and we cannot help thinking that I / 4 Ditto, to Wolverton -! 6 0 .To Brist , tl reenatting appearance of the party rendeee,cl. it - unsafe dation; with the view Of embracing the whole kingdom. WATEtIFORD,• AUG. 12.-Arrd. Dow, Quebec ; Castle •m,,,,, I confirmation would have reached Leeds, if such events Mixed 8 - 30 11 58 130 M Short Ti ail to Maitienhead 530 te ealuee, the meney elven by the Inhabitants'being 'We find that the moveinceit is desig . nated by the a'alaie, to York, by Rogby 9 0 12 1551 T I Swindon . •7 30 10 30 had really occurred at a town so near as Huddersfield. Tar ain, H alifax. ~ „ .I,,,,.iidered in ahaest every - ease ae an indemnity for Arancitesier Guardian as " really an insurrection, D nem AUG. 12,-Arrd. Princess, 'Vaughan, St. .______—_-_—_._ ' MAIL, to Tatlntog .... 855.11 35 255 M We onlyntherefore, give the following statement just u ' the securito of person and property. In this manner and as having for its object no mere question of John's NOW Brunswick. I- Depirture Drror. Arrival Golds Train to Taunton as our reporter received in and without vouching for ' en tune from at SUNDAY DMN Tit aIN4 th,, 1:144 Collected a large, sunt ot' money, ss. being , sages, but the establishment of a pure and umnixed. Coms, Auti. 12.-Arrd. James Dunlop, Kilmarnock, UP TRAINS. i. tr, f Rh m Ruhr. London. .. - its truth. He was informed as follows :.- I E " al " - a - - , hort Train to Slough - ;A . :lit ul•diLttry contribut,loll, and in some instances they democracy, according to the provisions of the Li A b e e- Haeannah ; Kingstown, Small, tlt. John's., N. B. - --___ --_. yof the Todmorden turn-outs (about DROGHEDA, AUG. 12,-Arrd. Lady Douglas, Tiernan, *Mixed, from Wolverton. 1 ............... ........... 930 2 . 1 To Readint obteined iss remch its a sovereign. The town was in People's Charter." Short Train to Slough 930 seven hundred in number) reached Huddersfield this .St John's, New Brunswick. - Ditto ditto • fact - completely at their mercy, the few police con- -In this opinion we fully agree :it is evident that Melt. to Taunton . ...... .. I() 15 10 E 430 E i afternoon at about two o'clock, and having brought Tunis°. AUG. -10.-Arrd. Ringdove, Firth, Quebec. • Do to, from Birtni tigham... 7OM 8 23111 12 45 E ,„ / . saibles in tho place being powerless to oppose any those.who may embark in this mad and wicked enter- I everything to a stand between that place and Tod- MONTROSE, Aye. 12.-Arrd. Henry, Johnson, Quebec. Ditto. from Aylesbury effectual cheek to the depredations of the multitude. rise ans themselves running the greatest personal i 130 Short Train to , aidenhead 50 . ... .6 0 morden, they at once began to call out the work- SUNDERLAND, AuG. 12.-Arrd. King William, Croft, . *MAIL, First Class . B3O 943 To Swindon 7 0 10 0 ntsitio• completed dieir purpose, the colliers retired risk, and are throwing the country into the dangers Mixed from Bitminghain 10 0 11 17 315 - s people from the factories. In a great majority of the and Mameluke, liezz, Quebec. Sid. George Ramsey, , , . MAIL,. to Taunton fteen the town in the direction of Tunstall, carrying of anarchy. They are putting all the interests of . h • • Diito ditto N 123 E 6 0 12 oon h •• • ee -It l Quebec. cases tey met wit no opposition, e wor -peop e Ditto ditto IIS E 235 630 'note , 1 ,Leay . e f Arrival Oil" - oceity tofu° amount of 50/. ' peaee, order, and personal and domestic safety at the , Hum, ..ktio. 12.-Arra. Fergus, Blythe, and Forester, 'UP TRAINS manifesting every dispositiou to join the mob. Where Ditto, from Rugby 4 0 745 of Swirt , .on at linin . ediately after the departm•e of the mob. the 'mercy of the* violent, unprincipled, and profligate ' res i st Thomsiin, Quebec. Daily. exettpt Sundays. Startinq. Junct on. Pa 'dineton. ance was oft'ered, they immediately set about . Thrd Class, from firming. 220 413 10 0 see!cial constables were summoned. to meet together, men, who always push,themselves into the front of an • drawing out the boiler 1 •d f • 11 . t . • p ugs, e ying a opposi ton , OFF FLAMBOROUGH HEAD,. AUG. 1 1.-Andl'Omaehe First Class, ditto 4 0 517 915 - Short Train fro n Reading...l 730 .11 ... ...... .. 855 31 thee measurtss initeht be taken to prevent another in- iusurrectionary movefaent. The issue no man of the and before half- t f 'lk th - tf • pas our oc oc ere ttas no a at,- (bark), of Dundee. - . . MiXed, ditto. ,6 0 718•11 15 Ditto from Slough ....I 9 0 mention of the colliers. The yeomanry cavalry were least reflection cari doubt. The insurrection will be t COWES, AUG. 13.-Arrd, Fir,iiro, Bahia. 14. Red- .21Ait, Mixed. ditto ... 12 Night 123 M 5 30M From Swindon ' 7 -30 ... .. 10 30 • • tory at work either in Huddersfield or the surround- wing Evans New York, and sailed for Amsterdam. *Mixed,- from Rugby . • .1 5 5 0 From Bristol alse called ont for the purpose of watelair.e. the move- quelled-for the insurgents aee utterly destitute of all hag districts. No attempts to injure either property Pi:l - MOUTH ' , AUG. 14.-Wind, variable.-Sld. Moffatt, The Sunday Trains are marked*. short Tr. from Maidenhead 11 15 ments of the mob and of protecting tlie adjoining' resources and. of all arrangements-but perhaps after of. person were manifested. 'Up to six o'clock the Hobart Town; R,,yalist, Demerara. In addition to those marked, there is a Mixed Train leaves MAIL, from Brid.ol ..... ... 840 10 28 110 tc , wns. In the course.of the evening- a troop of the a great loss of property-wifich will just be so much Station. Short Tr. from Maidenhead 145 E combined turn-onts were peaceably perambulating the BRISTOL, AUG. 1 , 1.-Sld. Adeline, Quebec ; Royal Birminaharn on Sundays at 130 E, calling at all the ~ 2d Drae•oon G-uard - arrived ie Burlem from New- teken from the means of employing and feeding the and arriving in London at 730 E. •in from faunton.. 730 M 540 E. 12 0 Goods Tri ' ' - 6 b • ' - ''''' •'' • streets in one great procession." 1 William, Newfoundland. . ' castle, and still cOntinne here. - The' mob do not ap- poor-and with the risk of far more tremendougcon- , From Taunton ... 9151255 3 50 E Our reporter resunvs the particulars he has gained, ' OFF DUNGENEsS, AuG. 14.-Gratia, Mitchell, Bahia ; pear to have visited the adjoining towns, but the pre- sequences ihthe loss of life. BIRMING, u Am. AN 0 DERBY. . Ditto ll 15 240 530 ias follows :- Juno, Janis, Havannah. Short Train from Slough sence of a railitery force is felt by the inhabitants to - The ,following is the communication of our re- 1 " The rioters having stopped .all the mills at My- --Sld Rose Rio G-OEftIiSEY, AUG. 9.. . , , DOWN. UP. Froin Taunton be their only security. Great fears are entertained p o rsee e n. . " Todmorden, half-past two. tholmio d fth t . cl t' C V 1 - y , sonic o em re ire o ragg al ey, a , .. - - A ' 9-A d CFUSader L•trbaleister. Hon- JERSLX, -LG. . _re . , , of ,a visit * from the Manchester turn-outs to tids "At Dewsbury all continues in a state of tran- RMS. D.',.par. ur& Arrival \ Departurel Arrival erom Taunton - but others went off in a detachment to Huddersfield. , TRAINS. from Bir. at ! TRAINS. from at fir. NIAiL, from Taunton district. quillity„ . Not the slightestenanifestation of a tumul- SHIELDS, AUG. 12.--,Sld., Andreas, Buenos Ayres; Derby. mineham - mingham. Dcroy. ! .• Huddersfield, it is understood, is the last place that it ds Train front Taunton 630 E 240 740 By far the worst feature of the proueedings con- tuous Spirit hae appeared. - The 'general topics of iS intended to visit to=day Bt f M d .. u.or. on ay morn- Havannah• Powhattari and Warsaw, _____ ____________. _____________e_ Go- , . Louise Fredericka; , . . , :111`.1DAY U,' TRA.NS. neCt:€4 with the outrage perpetrated here, is the pub-. conversation are, however, the threatened descent on .• - New York; Endymion, Que, ee; Gatesnead, Pork, Mau- • *Man -* • ' 20 M 'lO 2021 .... 12 30 Al 2 15111 , V ixed... : $ s - t ' 'A k-th - t t . tri mg, a seven o 1., oc , e ins ruc ions are, at those ritius- Wilhelmine Rio. Arr I. Puella, Urania, Grati- *rixe.l,... 7 0 850 Ditt0...,11 45 -• in from Slou h 80 31 145 E Short T.a g ... 845 21 lication of a threatenhor placard, which has been Halitax, )Eiland, and the surrounding districts from . From Swindol who are at - Huddersfield, and the part t C ' CO) B lr T I Whb te It& 2d 10 30 12 15 E Ditto.. 130 E 3 2f) y a , ragg tude, and Ida, tie ec ; rot ters, ay or, lc euc e s extensively posted throtiihaut the district, offering . a Todotoiden, and the contemplated turn-out amongst Vll hll' h ' k d t Class 125E3 15 • Ist &2d ... 430 620 a ey, s a eac ma e a escen upon other parts 13. Ann llenzell, Henzell, Pictou ; Margaret and Sarah, , __ . 2IAiL, from Taunton reward of 1001. for the appre.hension or any "fins- the celliers at Wakefield on Monday. They have no Trams 4 0 554 •sMait, ...11 0 -12 45111 Short Tram from Slough 5O E ...... ..... 550 r s ire. of Yo klf e " Davison, Quebec. From Taunton ... .......... il2 30 420 E "20 creant" who should dare to inform against the persons fear of a - descent on Dewsbury, and even the most - . Mixed ..... 615 815 , I • I who broke the Burslem clock and Town Hall win- distressed portion of the population show not the - (From a Fifth Edition of the Leeds Mercury.) , OFF EASTBOURNE, AUG. 12.-Elizabeth Maria, Juin, Havannah. 14. Agricola, Grayson, Calcutta. The Trains marked * run on Sundays, in addition to which - short Tr. from Maidenheadj 7 30 Ditto from Reading I 9 0 10 30 &wk.. It should be stated that 4 reward was offered slightest disposition to join the turn-outs, should they • ' SATURDAY 11 o'CLocx,,P.m.--•-We learn by gen- Oee THE WIGHT, AUG. Trains leave Birmingham and Derb • at 5 3) E, and arrive at 14.- Robert Small, Calcutta. , 5 MAIL, from Taanton .......$ 11 15 235 M 525 M in the beginning of the week on the pert of the town ultimately reach Dewsbury. tlernen who have just reached Leeds from Hudders- n n x_,FF agItIGHTON, AUG. 14.-Alfred, Ceylon. either place at 7 15 E. The Short Trains stop at all the intervening Stations. field, a full confirmatlon of the facts stated in our te ----ass.- - istithorities for such information as mtght lead to the "At Wakefield everything hitherto wears a peace- e . . NEW ROMNEY, AUG. 13.-The Eliza and Ellen, from • - ' rourth edition as td the turn-out of all the mill-hands MIDLAND COUNTIES. . SO UT H WEST ERN. . .apprehension and conviction of the rioters who broke able aspect. The people entertain no forebodings ex- London to Gloucester, got on the Newcomb Sand last in that town.. STATIONS, with their Distances from Rugby. STATIONS, with their Distances from Nine Elms. • into the lock-up, and this counter-placarel has been cept those which arise from the rumoured strike of . night, but came oft', and proceeded without apparent Th ' t 1 • d d th's to eno ers wto inn e i , wn came from Old- damage.. . . . RUGBY, ULLEsTuoitri 74, Broughton-Astley 11, Wig- .NtNE Elm., .Wands North 3, Wimbledon 6, Ktwosrots 10, issned for the purpose of deterring any one froni the colliers on Monday nex which they are disposed stonl6i, Lxicitarza 20, SvsroN 244, Sileby 274, Barrow 30, Esher atid Hampton Court 13, Walton 154. We ) bridge 174, • •• giving evidence agamst the Colliers. It is not sin- in general to look upon as what they term a mere ham, not, as had been stated, from rodmorden. They REDCAR, AUG. 14.-The Pearl, from London to 1 nanaouoit 39i KO worih (Nottinrrham Junction) 371, woKiso OUG - , g • e 23 F b. h3I W ' , till Id 33 BAstiso. • , am wow,' „ in., e • . gular, under these circumstances, that the rioters ' tryson: ,goon le roc s is morning, was ts e were about 5,000, or 6,000, with man Th Shields t tl k th' • but ass' .t d • y women. ey Sawley 42%, 13orrowash 45%, DERBY 49%. STOKE 46, Andover Road 56, WINCHESTER, 64, Bish •pstoltc should have hitherto escaped with impunity. "At Horbury and Ossett all is tranquil. arrived at 3 eclock, r.m., and went early to the mill off, and proceeded four hours after. (Gosport Junction) 72; SourisAmeroN 77, Bottle)! 77, Fare. of Messrs. Starkey, Brothers, who, being Magistrates, VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.-Navarino,•Africa to Cor , k DOWN. ' II UP • ham 82, GOSPORT 87. TH E POTTERIES. . "At Huddersfield the people are everywhere in blockaded the gates, and declared that thee would (short of provisions and supplied) 16th ult., lat 26, lon. ---,--- ------ dulgiug fearful anticipations, and the populace are 40 by the Rebecca, arrived at Liverpool. Sir Charles Departure Arrival j • Departure Arrival Departure Arrival at Arrival TRAINS. from at. . TRAINS. from at SATURDAY.-The aeighbourhood was greatly ex- t `. od d ff ' alking over the Rlanchester and T mor en a air at read the Riot Act. The turn-outs disregarded these es, bound South, June 15th, hit 17 S., lon. 34 IV. ; Ft;rb ' Rugby. Derby ' Daroy: Rugbv. - DOWN TRAINS: trotn Sotithamp. at cited during the day, but fortunately the arrival of d, threats, broke operi the gates, entered the mill, and Nine r Ims. ton. , Gosport. , k d N h• h every noo an corner. ot mg as yet occurre , Thirteen, Rio to Hambro, 16th, lat. 16th lon. 34 ; --- --- --- ---- -- -- _..— --- fresh. troops tended to allay the apprehensions of turned out every hand. • lit - ._..., , but the disposition of the operative classee seems to - • . Maiquis of Lorn, Rio to London, I.9th, lat. 12, lon. 33 ; Mix , d Irain - M 1' SNI 130 4 ttlinUlt entertained by the well-dispased in the Pottery 2d - 12 :0 E •1 0 E run along with the popular tumult. All the people The rioters then proceeded. to Mr. Kay's mill, and Rianulns, London to Grenada, llth ult., lat. 23, lon 43 : Ditto ..., .• ........ .• • ' - 3d Fa , t Tra•n districts-a district which is suffering less than any who ha - 1 - - 11 • i k- d - ve emp oyment sti continue a wor ,an, so turned out all the hands. Beaufort, London to Quebec, 26th, lat, 40, len. 33 ; 4th 250 530 E 4th 440 7. 0 Goods Train 12 Noon 6 h. 6 .35 other manufacturing district in the midland or northern At the mill of Mr. - William Brook, the Magistrate, Delia, Plytnouth to Quebec, 6th inst., laL 47, lon. 12,_4 sth 730 1 10 0 ix d Train I E 4AI 5 0 far as outward demonstration is concerned, all is - 845 10 50 sth counties. It is a remarkable oversight, that the north in North-street, that gentleman made some opposi- the Chatham, arrived in the River. Eurl Stanhope, Rio 6th Mail 12 20M 249 M 6th Mail 10 40 112 59 . m Fast Trim .. gi g p o'n on eaceablY. mixed Train 5 0 8 3 2 ,; 0 portion of the interior of the kingdom is without any tion but it was altogether fruitless ; the mob broke to London, June 23rd, lat. 21 N., lon. 39 ; Liddell, ON SONDAYS. Nlgn, ... .... ........ .... ... . '.O 11 7 E*. 3N 31 "At Maud numbers of persons were early on the . ' barracks bet keen Manchester and .. Birmingham, into the mill, burst in the plugs of the steam-engine Bordeaux to Quebec, 12th ult. ; Angel, Dartmouth to Ist ...... 7 31M to ONI Ist ...... 645M9 30 E Goods i'r•in - 1 k f h • f Tod d d oo -out or t e noters rom mor en, an , not- . A.INDAYS. • 7 fnoUn'h it is mostly covered with a dense manufac- boilers, and - turned out all the Workmen. Quebec, 2nd inst., lat. 47„ lon. 19 ; Trusty. of and from 2d . withstandin tl fth 1 h t gle peace o e p ace was somew a 6 0 830 ,3,1 • 7 0 930 Mixed Tra•n -1 c s M 145 E 210 E turing populetion. Staffordshire,. leaning on Bir- In fact, the hands were expelled from every mill in ..., . London' supposed for Australia, 7th, lat. 49, lon. 8, by 34 . ruffled by the open declaration of the TodmOrden 4th l2 20 NI 2 4921 Ath Mail 10 40 12 50 M MAIL - : , (1 II 57 12 NI the IN ilham Ash, arrived at Starcross. Nester, St. . • mingham, with its districts. of mines and manufac- riote h 1 - ld h 1 fth t rs, tat t tev wou arouse t e peop e o a the town in the cou-se of the afternoon. A meeting Andrens d h 1 L d -to Lon on, 25t ult., lat. 44, on. 38 ; a y The times of arriving at and departing from Nottingham aal c. _ Sno . rt Trai ! -S to_ . 4'4 and it• Wok:ln • at 1014 . Morning and at 11 . . , , ~- , . tures, extending from Dudley to Walsall, and •I d • h'd I • I th 1 CH b p ace urmg t e ay, a ong wit i e peop e o e - was held, but we do not know the resolutions come Faikland, from the Clyde, 26th, lat. 45, lon. 36 ; Alex- Derby are nearly the same. Evening, raliing • t inn rvenlng s a ton:, and performing he 7 i lime) in an hour ni ten minut g. &today' at ii ,M, and at 2 4 and 7. a t. col eipreheradi ng an area of ten miles by - fourteen, throws to. After the mills had been stopped, the invaders ........---------...--- den-bridge, Mytholmroyd, Sowerby-bridge, and ' ander, Of Yarmonth, 28th. lat. '46. lon. 28, by the Colum a population of 100,000 persons into that chaostef mid. . marched through the town-many of them begging, NORT H MIDLAND. De maitre Departure Arrival Halifax, all fear had subsided before noon, the people biana, arrived at Ha,vre. Springhill, Donegal, to Quebec, UP TRAINS. from frim Sony,. at land agitation. In the north of the county, a similar 1 • • 1 1 h 1 ' b )eginning to oo t upon t e t pug as mere rave o. , d but not committing. any acts of plunder. 21st ult., off the Bird Islands. Selburn, London to I N CONJUNCTION WITH Tli .s. MIDLAND COUN (ITIES, BIRMINGHAM AND DERRY, MANCHES. Gospart ampt n. Nine EiMP, aver. in extent and population connects itself by .Con- , o • • rhe bulk •of the invaders from the cotton districts Bathurst, 7th inst. lat 51. lon. 11, by the Argo, arrived Yet the distressed art of the o era Lives are giving TER AND SHEFFIELD, NIANCHESTER A S'll I 'r ------- -- -- 13,m , 2 I. zi ' --- 5 . 2 77 1 2:10.01.1 and MabeleStield, on the .Mancheater line of 1 , t , • are thought to haee returned to home into Lancashire, a Holyhead. Eaele, Hamburgh to Newfoundland, 27th p f tdi P e f .t . ith th • • oose o expressions o grea ssa . is ac ion w en LEEDS, HULL A:•:13 - SELBY, AND THE GREAT I , lX t e L ti Tra•n , ~... ...,. ti :m 7 0 10 , . ' manufactures. From east to west-that - is froM the but it was eaid . that many would attend the meeting ult., lat. 47, lon. I's, by the Ann Kenny, arrived in the 815 ii 11 315 E . / 'quondam friends and pot companions. But these may :- NORTH OF ENGLAND.) Goods Frain IXtrderS of Derbyshire to those of Salon about3s iniles • of the colliers at Wakefield on Monday next. • River. Mune() Park, Cape de Verdi islands to Monte Mize , Train Bti 9 0 12 30 - - / , ' • ' lee said to be the only parties showing any inclination DOWN TRAINS. - toe county is eseentially agricultural e as .ie the - chief s • • In Leeds the authorities are quite on the alert. Video, May 28th ; Prince Royal, London to Madras, - . Fast Trait, .. ,o a rising, or that look favourably on the proceedings . Mixed Ti,:in l2 M E 10 E 430 Cz*.tern length of the county from Cheadle, to Lich- - Arrangements are malting to , swear in 500 special De arture from June 15tb, lat. 22,, lon. 29 ; Paulo, Buenos - Ayres te .p 1 . -Arrival at Fast Train ... at Manchester, Rochdale and Todmorden. . sso 6 0 915 field, and•the west from the vicinity of Dudley to - , H • 1 Thomas Cair Cadiz, lath, 1at..12, lon. 28, by the-John , , M xed Train . constables on Monday morning. - The . town is also . • " ahfax bears in general, perhaps, greater marks • . I' Man. v „,, k Darling. Goods Tra n Newcastle. 'There is evidently the want of a Isar- •• • nrovided with a good military force-the 17th Lan- arrived in the River. Britannia t. of Newcastle, thr Derb)• Shellield. Sheffield. , ne A,.. che ter. --- ' ton. SUNDAYS •ot tranquillity than any place in the district. The - • • s - - .I ) • , • Quebec lat 45 Mu. 42, by the Charlotte, arrived at 21M .. SOR I 6 19NI 8 3051 6 40M 9 20M' MAIL .....,.... ...... . ........ TO& establishment at :tome central point in this _ cers (Prince George of Ciun ridge s regiment), and ' ' ' • people have made no attempt tit a public demonstra- , , Lancaster. 7 3521 .... ..... !10 15 '1145 11 0 145 11Iied Train •• • a county, as the line of railway by which it is ,raversecl . f 'll be' one or two troops o arti ery mg at our barracks. ''' ' pato .... •.... . . 4 3ii E 5D E 845 . tiOn, and the eat bulk of them are inclined to ridi. 615 845 9 POM ~...... bears 10 miles on the west of the district of . Stoke- cule an gr. d' f th 'd f h . y expression ten mg to avour eieao . t e . • l . • . We learn from a gentleman who has been in many of LIGHTS ON TIIE FRENCH COAST BETWEEN 930 10 45 11 45 ' 1 , 15 E 5 OE 2 OE 5 15E days•at it,. Nf. 6 , and Ri a E. • •nponeTrent, which might be given to flames and the mil sin this netghbourhood to-day, that the best • ' 12 45E 2OE 2 45E 4. 0 635 445 7 0 Todmorde • t • Hrf Manchester, nno ers arousing a i ax. BOCLOGNE AND CALAIS. . ashes before any military Resistance could ,be obtained p 30 530 7 0 845 745 345 4 LONDON AND BR fc; H TON. disposition is manifested by the worktnen, who will I A change having taken place in the character and ate . toe a e . an hd 1 d Todmorden h li t lk d , are, owever, Mlle a e . • in either direction. The population of the Potteries, resist any attempt to seduce or intimidate them. • 4 0 530 630 8, 15 10 0 ST Al lONS, with their Distance; from London Bridge. y owes c ass are en er about, an ' d some of the ver I - t I t ! pearance of the Griney Light the following description 6 0 730 -8 15 945 Losi now, New Cross 3, CROYDON 10%. Goilstone Road 13 occupying an irregular line of eight mil•ee in length, - , • • A squadron of the 1 lth Hussars have . received,or- I will be useful to Mariners :- th t ' bl ' fth • t .- . taming e mos tavoura e view o .e no ous pro- ... SUNDAYS. Stoat's Nest 144, Merstham 194, HID HILL 21%. florley 25 littly 130 estimated.et 80,000. tiers from Colonel Wemyss at Manchester, to march Notice is given to Captains and. Mariners that on , 3 19F nilltEE BRIDGES 29%, Balcombe 33i, HAYWARD'S HEAT. ' ceedinge, and making loud protestations that the f • , . .. . • WARWICKSHIRE. - ' Charier' must become the law of the land. -They are rota York to Rochdale; they will *arrive in Leede tos the Ist of July, 1842, the Griney Light will he al- 7 ONI 8 4551 9 4521 1 11 15N1 1 OF., 12 Noon . 371, Hassock's Gate 434, BRIGHTON 50%. , , -.. .•. __ ..,_ _ .._ • __,_ _.... ______,.....a- ~.‘ 4.1... -....._ morrow. tered. For the fixed' light now in use a revolving . fight 3OE 4 30E 5 30E1 7 15E 930 BOE • 1.- ave i •trr.v., i.i I Leave iAr.-nre i ! ..,1, L.' ___1_,,,........2 Mt_ a.... 1. „c .I,:r. 14,4,- .411 h. ...HA. ... .. ..., _ rs_____ m.___,_ __:- -. tr.. 11 1- ..1.....i. + ... hours nnwn: 1 I (anion. I Bright n UP. I Brighton] London ge toatie a searen ILO: UtILD:e - Cu.ww .4.4,,,c,,,, ; 1 . 1 1 1 - ' tied th, , box which i SPREAD OF THE INSURR.ECTION. ken t ley secure,. , an , t eulat, .A.A. CIL/ la/L1.r..4:11,712 11,141., ( - From a Fourth Edition of the Leeds Mercu ) Down', Wit lst, Li.z.(. auk' .4.44444444 , 4 4.444. , 4.44. 4.. -, ""`""' L' l2 .' "'!" 9 si, fla x 1914,,- BATH 19 ;O. owerton [oa t , ~ir t or,,, I , 15, J been isiken front the colliers who had been ap- (Fmm a Third Edition of the Leeds .3fercury.) rYv Newfoundland ; -Chatham, Lovett, Africa ; Hudson, Our reporter, on his return to Leeds this evening, Buenos Ayres i Richard Wit on Seed, gllt bcc. 6 . Sid. - and Welton 74. RUGBY (Midland t'outiti,s Jtviction 1 83, TON 5:21, Roads 60, BLISWORTH tr.e.a. Ke ,• osha ri 114, Harsco', 1181, Nailsea 12i1, Clevedon Roa , t I (,- attended for begging op. - dle preceding Saturday. SATURDAY, SIK &CLOCK, P.M.-As every arrival 1:301, Ban v.. 11 1331, Weortg SUPRII. MERE 1361, Hi o h- I i has received particular and positive information that Harmony, Bombay ; Siam, China ; kVatkins, bridge 1414, BILIDGMATZtt 1.5111, TAUNTON 1624. ~ 7 0It, told. thtm titat the box 'Was not in his pos- from the west has represented the Chartist insurrec- , le Pau New York; the mill-hands have been turned out at Huddersfield. Russell, Glover, and Premis e c , ~ ape ; B B r i a L l i o N o o B l4 9 A , m Co l v i r i. Tity 94, Hampton (Derby Junctioo) 103, D l airture Arrival at Arrivai at • I a:ion. bat s that they would find it at Ryle's, tion as not ooly continuing in all its formidable. given to him in the train by a Aucklan , . d Montreal ;• E. Boosted, Singapore ; Depart ur ! Arrival A .•riv al DOWN TRAIN.; i , .. This information was . from at t from Swindon their e etiperiotende,nt of police. Here they proceeded characters in Lancashire, but as eyen spreading into Affiance Batavia ; Pamper°, uenos i t res Loudon. Rugby. B rmingham c, ; ll2Daily, except Sundays. 1 Padoington. Juactiott 0 stinatinn , manufacturer N . ...he entered the . carriage at Cooper- • . .. . _.,.. _ et en t •-,, body, forcing Lovett with them ; lAA elot finding Yorkshire, our reporter left Lee , yds b the train at a • bridge, the'Hudderstield station, and who declared Jamaica ; • Stertin e ,g w iseasset ; .Eliza, 11 arv.iok, --.—.--.-- .- B k • p, • , DOWN TRAINS. --- Got t& Train to Taunton .... , 4301 6 OM. 9 30111 11 15 51 To Tannton c ebief constable at home they returned to the quarter. past ten o clock this morning to visit the that he had himself seen the movements of the mob, Cherleston • Fortitude, Portsmouth. New Hampshire ; Mixed, to Birminham ... Henr3 Leeris, New York; Brothers, St. Stephens ; Al- 3 bird Class, ditto". 7 0 126 E 330 E Ditto I.lp, Where the box, together wi.th the money places on the line of the Manchester and Leeds Rail- and .that Ids own mill had been stopped. A railwav Loon Quebec ; Garrick. New York ; Arrd. off-Mid- Mixed, ditto .......... 8 0 11 56 AI 145 Slot , t Train to Maideohee.d 9 0 t•Ielo it contained. at the time of its seizure, was way, between this town and Manchester. It will be guard,' wile arrived here at half past four, brought di sex New Orleans. Inc Sarah Bell, frt on Pori First Class, ditto .. 845 een up to tilem. The possession of the object of :ieen, from his report, which we have just received, the information that the turn outs had begun their Philli p , to this port, on the 3d July, in lat. 1 S., lon. 21 Alixed, to . Rog 8 2 by ot• I soarch was announced by a simultaneous shout, and fi.om other information we have acquired, 'that operations at• Huddersfield ; but he was told that the w., experienced a very heavy . shock ef un earthquake, 4 NIAIL First Class with -Jut floin; any yiolenee to Lovett, they pro- the turn-oute, have to thy made their appearance at party who produced the turn out there went from which continued about four minntes. The noise and sen- Alized; to Birmingham ... 11 0 243 430 '• hot t Train to Slo.:gh , :.•th•ii to vic_:it the sirr,re and houses of the various Hebden-bridge, at Mytholmroyd, and at Sowerby- Leeds !We are bound to say, however, that we have sation were sun lam to those caused by the running out of Ditto - ditto ' l3O E 528 715 Ti Taunom . Ditto, to Aylesbury ...... 3 0 . Short Train to Reading . o V.olooos and othc,r ilibti,b:i: arlt, soliciting, assistance, bridge, near Halifax, and that they are systematically not heard these iniportant particulars confirmed from a heavy chain cable. Ditto, to liirmingha in... 5 0 838 10 15 S.hort Train to Sloogh ~1 •in er , :',r‘- ioitauce obtr.ining it. Indeed, the and determinedly spreading their course of intimi- 1 WIIITETIAVEN . AUG. W.-Sid. Hoph, Quebec. ftllir other quarter; and we cannot help thinking that I • 4 Ditto ,to Wolverton -! 6 0 To Bristal ng app2aratlee of the friefty, rendeeed it; nsafe dation; with the view Of embracing the whole kingdolll ' WATEI,IFORD -AUG. 12.-Aral. Dow, Quebec ; Castle •m AIL , Mixed I 8 30 11 58 130 M Short 'flail to Maidenhead 530 0 • I confirmation would have reached Leeds, if such events te.l roalifax , . ;•, , :fue, the rtymey .;iven. by tile inhabitants'being 'We find that the movement is desigyated by the, had really occurred at a town so near as Huddersfield. 'Lot:a" 11 aalaie, to York, by Rugby: 0 0 12 1551 T ) Swindon lelo'd le almost every- ease as ftrl indemnity for Aranchesier Guardian as "really an Insurrection,' We Brim wick oily, therefore give the following stateinent just h NOY. Ad P • V ughan St a a .--- IJUDLIN, AUG. 12,- rr . rincess, a , . "--- M A IL, tO Tallaol . • 855 11 35 2 5531 , IDepirture Dern'. Arrival Goods Train to Taunton , steturito of pertam and property. In this manner end as having for its object no mere question of Jon's, ' . , as our reporter received it, and without vouching for UP TRAINS. i. from ture from at SUNDAY DMN Tit 11N4. a 1:94 jOlieCta a mu of mon its truth He was informed as follows - large s.ey, ss. being ~ vages, but the establishment of a pure and unmixed Coax, Atm. 12.-Arrd. Jaines Dunlop, Kilmarnock, 'Birmingham Rugby. London. - . : HaVannah ; Kingstown, Small, tlt. Johtfe, N. B. I _____ _ te e_ _____ --- ohort Train to Slough 9 , tedioary contribution, and in some instances they democra.cy, according to the provisions of . • "the o A body of the Totimorden turn-outs (about DROGHEDA, AUG. 12,-.Arrd. Lady Douglas, Tiernan, . *Mixed, from Wolverton. ............... ...... ..... • • . 10 NI To Readinr fotined as much as a sovereign. The town was in People's Charter." seven hundred in number) reached Huddersfield this • St. John's, New Brunswick. - Ditto ditto 15 1 0 E 430 E cacomPletely at their mercy, the few police con- In this opinion we fully agree :it is evident that bec • Ditto from Birtniti ham... 7 0 i afternoon at about two o'clock, and having brought Tnunso, AUG.1.0.-Arrd. Ringdove, Firth, Que . , e m 823 M 12 4 5 E 51 A it., to Taunton 10 . ...... .. . able in the place being powerless to oppose any those.who may embark in this mad and wicked enter- i everything to a stand between that place and Tod- MONTROSE, Auc. 12.-Arrd Henry Johnson, Quebec Ditto front Axlesbury . , . *. . 830 30 To Taunton Short T 10 rain to . aidenhead 5 0 ... . 6 0 rectual check to the depredations of, the -multitude. rise are themselves running . the greatest personal i morden they at once began to call out the work- SUNDERLAND, Auci. 12.-Arr o William Croft Mate, First talass To Swindon 7 0 0 L.:sitio• completed their purpose, the colliers retired risk, find are throwing the country into the dangers , _ Hezz Quebec Sid. George Ramsey, .t • ' ' Alia •d from Bitmingham 10 0 11 17 315 MAIL, to Taunton , m people from the factories. In a great majority of the and Mameluke, , Q • Ditto ditto l2 Noon, 123 E 6 0 ,Int the town in the direction of Tunstall, carrying of anarchy. They are putting all the interests or : eases they met vvith no opposition, the wort- peop l e Quebec• , Ditto ditto IISE 2 35 630 'note I Leave 1 Arrival I . booty to the amount of 50 1 . peace, order, and personal and domestic safety at the 1 manifesting every dispositiou to join the mob. Where • Huta, Ate]. 12.-Aerd. 1 ergus, Blythe, and Forester, Ditto, from Rugby 4 0 745 l UP TRAINS of Swin , lon at InurCediatelv after the departure of the mob. the mercy of the violent, unprincipled, a.nd profligate ! Thomson Ouebec. 1 resistance was oft'ered, they immediately set about - , ~,' a' Th rd Class from Birming. 220 413 10 0 Daily. except Sundays. Startina. Junct ..n. Pa .dingtnn. , , H ' A 1 1 A d h '• • ' • vFF .eLAMBOROUGH EAD, UG. .- 11 romac e First Class, ditto 4 0 517 915 Short Train fro n Reading-I 730 .11 ... ...... .. 855A1 j Nteial Coll Stables were summoned th meet togetner, men, who always push themselves into the front of an' drawing out the boiler plugs, defying all opposition, (bark 1 )of Dundee MiXed, ditto. 6 0 718• H 15 Ditto ft on Slough ....I 9 0 let measures might be taken to prevent another in- insurnectionary movement. The issue no man of the ' and before half-past four o'clock there was not a fac- , . COWES, AUG. 13.-Arrd, Fiearo, Bahia. 14. Red- *Mart, Mixed. ditto ... 1.2 Night 123 11 5 30M From Sw . inclan ' 7 -30 ... .. 10 30 eesion of the colliers. The yeomanry cavalry were least reflection can doubt. The insurrection will be tory at work either in Huddersfield or the surround- wing, Evans, New York, and sailed for Amsterdam. *Mixed, from Rugby . . 1 5 5 0 From Bnstol Iso called Out for the purpose of watt:laity the move- quelled-for the insurgents are utterly destitute of all hag districts. No attempts to injure either property PLYMOUTH, AUG. 14.-Wind, variable.-Sld. Moffatt, The Sunday Trains are marked *. Short Tr. from Maidenhead 11 15 ients of the mob and of protecting the adjoining' resources and of all arrangements-but perhaps after In addition to those marked, there is a 51ixei Train leaves MAIL, from Bri.tol ..... -8 40 10 28 110 o" person were manifested. • Up to six o'clock the Hobart Town; Rttyalist, Demerara. ', , Ans. In the course.of the evening' a troop of the a great loss of property-which will just be so much combined turn-outs were peaceably perambulating the BRISTOL, AUG. 1.1.-Sld. Adeline, Queben ; Royal Station Short head 145 E Birmingham on Sundays at 1 30 E, calling at all the s, Tr fron . ~ Maidenhead m 245 i _ Goods Tram from faunton.. 730 540 E 12 0 d Dragoon Guards arrived in Bur: - dem from New- taken from the means of employing and feeding the and arrng in London at 720 E. streets in one great procession." I William, Newfoundland. Ba ll From Taunton ... 915 1 2 55 350 E antle, and still continne here. The' mob do not ap- poor-and with the risk of far more tremendous . con- -Gratia Mitche, hia ; Our reporter resumos the particulars he has gained, ' OFF DuNcEsEss, Auo. 14. , . BIRMINGLIA.II AND DERBY. . Ditto ll 15 240 530 ear to have yisited the adjoinin o o• towns, but the pre- sequences in the loss of life as follows :- Juno, janss, Havannah. Short Train &ism Slough ence of a military force is felt by the inhabitants to The .following is the communication of our re- a The rioters having stopped .all the mills at 31y- , , . G UERIasEY, AUG. 9,--Sld. Rose, Rio. DOWN . UP. Front Taunton ~. l2 30 E 420 7 5 e their onlv security. Great fears are entertained porter e t._ . " Todtnorden, half-past two. 1 tholmioyd, some of them retired to' Cragg Valley, u ER ". l ' -6 " Au 9 -Arrd. Crusader, Larbaleister, Hon- Deparure l Arrival 1 Departare Arrival erom Taunton 11 continues in a state of tran- but others went off in a detachment to Huddersfield. ' duras. ; RAINS. from Bir. at , TRAINS. from at Bit*. MAiL, from Taunton listrict quillity., Not the slightestonanifestation of a tumul- SHIELDS 'AUG. 12.-Sld. Andreas, Buenos Ayres; T Huddersfield, it is understood, is the last place that it L • ' • • - mingham. Dert.y. ': .. Derby. mingharn Go -ds Train from Taunton 630 E 240 740 . . .. . . Louise Fredericka; Havannah; Powhattan and Warsaw, _____ _________• By far the worst feature of the proueedings con- tuous Vint has appeared. • 'The general topics of iS intended to visit to=day. But for Monday morn- l a2oal 10 2 . :111`.10 AY U.' 'FHA: NS. lect;l4 with . the outrage perpetrated here, is the pub-. conversation are, however, the threatened descent on ing, at seven o clock, the instructions are, New York; Endysuion, Qua; ee; Gateshead, Pork, Mau- *MAIL .... 12 30 Al 2 15111 * v ixerl... Slurt TOain from Slough ' that those ritius; Wilh n elmine, Rio. At Puella, Urania, Grati- *Mixe.l,... 7 0 850 Ditto 11 45 145 E • • ication of a threatening. placard, which has been Halifax, Elland, and the surrounding districts from I3OE 3 20 Fi-om swindol who are at Huddersfield, and the party at Cragg tude, and Ida, Quebec ; Brothers, Taylor, Richebucto. Ist &2d 10 30 12 15 E Ditto.. 20 MA ii„ from Taunton ,xteusively posted ti rong - haat the district, offering . a Todutorden, and the contemplated turn -out atnongst Class 125 E 315 • Ist 'Valley, shall each 'make a descent upon other parts 13. Ann Henzell, Henzell, Pictou ; Margaret and Sarah, , II Short Train from Slough , 5 0 E ...... ..... 550 award of 1001. for the apprehension or any "fins- the colliers at Wakefield on Monday. They have no Trams 4 0 554 *MAIL -11 0 12 45 . of Yorkshire" Davison, Quebec. From Taunton ... .......... ll2 30 420 E "20 re,a,nt" who should dare to inform against the persons fear of a 'descent on Dewsbury, and even the most OFF EASTBOURNE., Att0.12.-Elizabeth Maria, Jum, • Mixed..... 615 815 I I ihort Tr. front Maidenheadj 7 :30 (From a Fifth Edition of the Leeds Mercury) The Trains marked * run on Sundays, in addition to which vho broke the Burslem clock and Town Hall win- distressed portion of the population show not the Agricola Grayson Calcutta. Havannah. 14. , , Ditto from Reading ....I 9 0 SAT 11 • C NV 1 b . uRDAY, 0 LOCK, ,P.m.- e earn y gen- Trains leave Birmingham and Derby at 53) E, and arrive at . t.ivi - i•.. It should be stated that a reward was offered slightest disposition to join the turn-outs, should they OFF THE WIGHT AUG. 14.- Robert Small, Calcutta. , MAIL, from Taanton .......! 11 15 235 M 52i M tl -h 1 ' t 1 d Leeds from Hudders- ra aa , 'a ernen ts. o lave ins reac le either place at 715 E. The Short Trains stop at all the intervening Statiqns. 1 a the beginning of the week on the part of the town ultimately reach Dewsbury. a_,FF iaRIGIITON, aaUG. 14.-Alfred, Ceylon. • 4 , , aithorities for such information as mtght lead to the 'At NV akefield everything hitherto wears a peace- field, a full confirmat:on of the facts stated in our NEW ROMNEY, AUG. 13.-The Eliza and Ellen, from ' ------ atn - - -- MIDLAND COUNTIES. . • - SOUTH WESTERN. I rth edition t the turn-out of all the mill-hands ?prehension and conviction of the rioters who broke able aspect. The people entertain no forebodings ex-London to Gloucester, got on the Newcomb Sand last STATIONS, with their Distances from Rugby. STATIONS, with their Distances from Nine Elms. :that town. • night, but came off, and proceeded without apparent nto the lock-up, and this counter-placard has been cept those which arise from the rumoured strike of as a RUGBY, ULLasynoari 7a, B:oughton-Astley 11, Wig- NINE Elms, Wands , vorth 3, Wimbledon 6, Krisosroti 10, The rioters who invaded this town came from Old- damage.. . . . &stied for the purpose of deterring any one from the colliers on Monday next, which they are disposed stonl6i, Lgicasrza 20, SvsroN 244, Sileby 274, Barrow 30, Esher aod Hampton Court 13, Walton 14. We ) bridge 17%, ham, not, as had been stated, from Todmorden. They REDCAR, AUG. 14.-The Pearl, from London to , riving evidence against the Colliers. It is not sin- in general to look upon as what they term a mere a•OuGHßratotiOß 39i, Kegwonh (Nottingham Junction) 371, WoKING 23, Farnbtroualt 3q, Winohtield 38. Bast Na. were about 5,000, or 6,000, with many women. They Shields, got on the rocks this morning, but was assisted sawley 421, 13orrowash 45%, DERBY 49/. STOKE 46, Andover Road 56, Wane H ESTE a 64, Bish •pstoke pilar, under these circumstances, that the rioters ' trykan: hould have hitherto escaped with impunity. "At Horbury and Ossett all is tranquil. arrived at 3 o'clock, r.m., and went early to the mill off, and proceeded four hours after. . t i 72. "0 AN 77 Bottle 77, Fare (Gosport ounet on) . , S UTHA.IPrO . , y of Messrs. Starkey, Brothers, who, being Magistrates, VESSEL .. S SPOKEN WITH.-Navarino, Africa to Cork, DOWN. I II UP. ham 82, GOSPORT 87• THE POTTERIES. . "At Huddersfield the people are everywhere in- lat 26 lon. (short of provisions and supplied) 16th ult.„ -------- bl kdd th t - d declared that they would Departure Arrival J • Departure Arrival Departure Arrival at Arrival dulgiug fearful anticipations, and the populace are oc a e ega 40 by the Rebecca, arrived at Liverpool. Sir Charles TRAINs. from at. TRAINS. (ruin at SATURDAY.-The neighbourhood was greatly ex- rea4 the Riot Ad. The turn-outs disregard . 'ed these ' DOWN TRAINS: from Sotithamp. at 11:* the Manchesterd Todmorden affair at ta ong over e an Forbes, bound South, June 15tb, bit 17 S. lon. 34 W. ; Rtiaby. Derby . Daray: Rugbv. - Nine r lint, ton. , Gosport. , tited during the day, but fortunately the arrival of area broke open the gates entered the mill and ___- -- every nook and corner. Nothing has yet occurred, -' ' - - ' ' Thirteen, Rio to Hambro, 16th, lat. 16th, lon. ; -- rresh. troops tended to allay the apprehensions of turne . . d out every hand. 34 - • Ist - ' - ' 7 e- 51 1' 551 130 .I but the disposition of the operative classee seems to i • Minquis of Lorn, Rio to London, 19th, lat. 12, lon. 33 ;2d .r . a . r .. ........ ... e 0 . 12 : 0 E 1 0 E tumult entertained by the well-disposed in the Pottery The rioters then proceeded to Mr. Kay s mill, and run along with the popular tumult. All the De 0 R , 1 ' London to Grenada, II th ult., lat. 23, lon. 43 ; 3d anu n5,.12 50 E 315 1 34 ` 43 ` le turned t all th • hands. out a e Beaufort London to Quebec, 26th, lat. 40, len. 33; 440 7. 0 Goods Train iistricts-a &strict which is suffering. less than any who have employmentstill•id • continue a work, an u, so4th 250 530 E I 4th ether manufacturing district in the midland or northerne m o r. iAt the ill f M - Wiliam Brook, the Magistrate, Delia, Plymouth to Quebec, 6th inst., lat. 47, lon. 12, by sth 845 10 50 I sth 730 10 0 ix d Train 1 far as outward demonstration is concerned, all is - Fast Trim :i 0 A 0 6 ...5 counties. It is a remarkable oversight, that the north North-street, that gentleman made some opposi- the Chatham, arrived in the River. Eurl Stanhope, Rio 6th Mail 12 20 M 24951 I 6th Mail 10 0 10 59 M 4 - • Mixed Train 5 0 83. 2 ; 0 going on peaceably. portion of the interior of the kingdom is without any "At Elland numbers of persons were early on the . tion but it was altogether fruitless ; the mob broke to London, June 23rd, lat. 21 N., lon. 39 ; Liddell, ON SUNDAYS. 51a0, .... ... ........ .... barracks bet/veen Manchester and Birmingham, look-out f• or the rioters from Todmorden, and, not- 'll •h 1 f h ' Bordeaux to Quebec, 12th ult. ; Angel, Dartmouth to into tie ml ii, in te p ugs ot e steam-engine lit ...... 7 31M lo ONI Ist ..,... ••645M 9 30 E Goods 'Fran - though it is mostly covered with a dense manufac- °I ers, an urn ua e w .b . 1 da' ed otll th orkmen Quebec, 2nd inst., lat. 47, lon. 19 ; Trusty, of and from 2d Mixel Tra'n l' 0 m 1 45 E 2 10 E . withstanding. the peace of the place wa.s somewhat .1 . London; supposed for Australia., 7th, lat. 49, lon. 8, by 34 h Luring populetion. Staffordshire,, leaning on Bir- In fact the hands were expelled from every mt lin ruffled by the open declaration of the Todmorden ' i a A t • the William Ash, arrived at Starcross. Nester, St. mingham, with its districts of mines and manufac- the town in the cou-se of the atternoon. meeting T 4 h t e t ' f• • ' ddf e f Nottingham an ones o arnving at an epar in„ from d snort 'lraii.s to Mitch) , at 101 4 Morning and at 214, 4. 4 , and =4 rioters, that they would amuse the people of that Andrews to London, 25th ult., lat. 44, lon. 38 ; Lady F.vening, calliog , t intervening s a•iona and performing 'he jaorney tures, extending from Dudley to Walsall, and Place durin th 'd 1 ..t1 th o 1 of 'Heb g e ay, a ong w 1 1 epe p e was held, but we do not know the resolutions come Falkland, frorn the Clyde, 26th, lat. 45, lon. 3b ; Alex- Derby are nearly the same. in an hour ni ten mina,. $. Sandays at o, M, apd at 24 and 7, E. COlnprebeneting an area of ten miles by- fourteen, throws to. After the mills had been stopped, the invader5............---_-_-_ 1 b'd Mtl 1 d S b - beclffe and • t en- ri ge, ay io mroy , ower 3- i e , , ander, Of Yarmonth, 28th. lat. 46. lon. 28, bribe Colum- NORTH MIDLAND. De aatire Departure Arrival a population of 100,000 persons into that chaos of. mid.. marched through the town-many of them begging, .• • Halifax, all fear had subsided before noon, the people biana, arrive dat Ha,vre. Springhill, Donegal, to Quebec, UP TRAINS. from Irt m souto. at (IN CONJUNCTION WITH Tli .s. MIDLAND hi of agitation. In the north of the county, a similar but not committing any acts of plunder. 21st ult., oft' the Bird Islands. Selburn, London to , Goapart. atript n. Nine Elms. beginning to loolt upon the thing as mere bravado. TIES, BIRMINGHANI AND DERRY, MA NCEIES• aren in extent and population connects itself by .Con- ,Yet the dist d ~.• resse part of the operatives are giving The bulk of the invaders from the cotton districts Bathurst, 7th inst. Ist 51. lon. 11, by the Argo, arrived TER .AND SHEFFIELD, NIANCH ---- ----- _..,-..-. ESTER AND ------- l3. M , 2I ha 5z m MAO. etleton and. Maeeleafield, on the Mancheater line of are thou ht to haVe returned to home into Lancashire, at Holyhead. Eaele, Hamburgh to Newfoundland, 27th a loose to expressions of great dissatisfaction with their . g. . LEEDS, HULL A:.:13 SELBY, ANI) THE GHEA __._ _ ___ __ _ T nixed Tra.n ...... ...,. ti 30 7 0 111 • manufactures. From east t,o west-that is, front the but it was said that many would attend the meeting nit., lat. 47, lon. 2%, by the Ann Kenny, arrived in the NORTH OF ENGLAND.) Gonda Frain d f • d d t • Bt th anion am nen san po companions. u ese may Mize , . Train Bli 9 0 12 30 IX.rderS of Derbyshire to thos.e of Salop, abottt.3s miles, of the colliers at Wakefield on Monday next. • River. Al ungo Park, Cape de Verdi islands to Monte DOWN TRAINS. 1831 11 0 2ti be said to be the only parties showing any inclination ' Fast Trait. a vac county is eseentially egricultural e as .is the chief In Leeds the authorities are quite on the alert. Video, May Madraq . 28th ; Prince Royal, London to ~ Mixed Tiain l2 AO E I 0 E 430 to a rising, or that look favourably on the proceedings Cz*.tern. length of the county from Cheadle, to Lich- ' - Arrangements are making to swear in 500 special June 15th, lat. 2., ~ q lon 29 • Paulo, Buenos Ayres to Departure from 1 . -Arrival at Fast Train ... at Manchester, Rochdale, and Todmorden. • a . M xed Train S ,10 6 0 915 r• , - neal, and-the west from the vicinity of Dudley to . constables on Monday morning The town is also Cadiz, 19th. 1at..12, lon. 28, by the Thomas, Cair, - Goods Tra n ~ 7 30 0 30 2 0 M " Halifax bears in general, perhaps, greater marks -• • : arrived in the River. Britannia,. of Newcastle, tar Derk• Sheffield. Sheffield. , neat.. za Newcastle. 'There is evidently the want of a bar- ..• provided with a good military force-the 17th Lan- che ter. ton. SUNDAIS of tranquillity than any place in the district The - • Quebec, lat. 45, ion. 42, by the Charlotte, arrived at 21M .. 5 OE I Q 101 8 3011 6 40M 9 20M' 215 M 5 '25 M ...... . ........ - 4 t lO ti 14-. E nett esaiblistiment at aome central point in this ~ cers (Prince George of ' CaMbridge's regiment), and L tt d Train • 1 1 ad tt t' t bre d t i stop e lave m eno a emp a apu i emons ra a ancaster. . .. . 4 E 5 (~ E 815 Sun.is Trains leave bears 10 miles on the west of the district of Stoke- • • . We learn from a gentleman who has been in many of - • ' 10 45 11 45 ' 1; . 15E 5 OE. 2 OE 5 15E days a, tha M. 6 , and RI.,E. • . cute any expression tending to favour the idea of the LIGHTS ON TIIE FRENCH COAST BETWEEN 930 npon e Trent, which might be given to flames and Todmorden rioters arou - Manchester BO i.LOGNE AND t 4 ALAIS the mills in this neighbourhood to day, that the best ' - • 12 45E 2 OE 2 45E 4 0 635 445 7 0 . , . ei ng Halifax . , '. asnes oetore any military Resistance could be obtatined Rhdl oc a e,. and Todmorden, are, however, much talked posi ion is mani es dis T • ' .f . ted by the workmen h • •, w o will A change having taken place in the character and are , 345 430 530 7 0 845 745 LONDON AND BR fGHTON. in either direction. The population of the Potteries, resist anattempt t• • •them y o seduce or intimidate em. • pearauce of the Grtney Light the following description • 10 0 4 0 530 630 8, 15 ST Al lONS, with their Distancei from London Bridge. about, d e an some of" the very lowest class are enter- 6 0 730 815 945 LoNnow, New Cross 3, CROYDON 101. Goitstone Road 131 P an irregular line o gfei ht iniloe in length A squad ron f the 1 lth Hussars have received or o le will be useful to Mariners :- - '.. - ' . taming the most favourable view of the riotous pro- SUNDAYS. Stoat's Nest 14, Merstham 19i, RID HILL 21%. honey 25} littlV be estimated at 80,000. ders from Colonel Wemyss at Manchester, to march Notice is given to Captains and Mariners that on 3 19F ' Ceedinzi, and making loud protestations that the Light will be al- 7 011 8 4551 9 4511 1 11 ISM 1 OE, 12 Noon 371. Hissock's Gate 43i, BRIGHTON 50%. . WARWICKSHIRE. - 'Ch a rt e r' must become the law of the land. They are from York to Rochdale ; they will arrive in Leeds to the lit i'if July, 1842, the Griney tered. For the fixed light now in use a revolving light 3 OE 4 30E 5 30E1 7 15E 930 8 OE ,morrow. . 1.. ave tar.va 1 I Leave l Araia• in • TURN OUT OF THE COLLIERS. also expressing the highest approbation at the pro- - ) hi li h will be visible a • trill be substituted. The flash ats g t e The Dew r ~ n T ains arrive at Hull in about Cita hours DOIVN. London. Bright n UP. Brighton. London. . , L 4 All + 1 'll t d a • EEDS, AUG. 1 ....- ale ITII S are s.oppe R., - COVENTRY, SATURDAT.-The "turn our of the ceedings of the meeting of trade delegates at the Car- he small li ht estab failed later than th , ir arrival at York. at every thirty sceonds. ' . .1 . ,g .---,--- tioiliers is. now assuming a very serious aspect, and ilea Penters;hall, in Manchester, last night, which they Huddersfield, and are expected . to be stopped here, since 1838 . • will be . . . . discontinued. In fine weather the • -.. Mixed ... 7 4., 51 10 .5 51 From Croy- and throughout the rest of the West Riding early in .UP TRAINS. • MAIL. First ;dm ..... 9 :41 s"r c. itself into almoat every ramification oft!e is say has done much for the Charter. All the ann- flash of this new light will be visible at a distance of Class 945 II 45 'Mixed tile week. - Our troops were gone off this mornin g, Fi•st Class toiete. This is principally owin- to the continual agi- factories apd worleshops continue its fa operation as , from twenty to twenty-four mile.e. rocioydon to st . 1 1 - - . , a If York • •d Th e •• ' • ' •hC' ••T eta others , from are . just arrnve . Lee ds . The &Acre Departure from Arrival at Mixed ... 11 4 1 015 E 51.0.M.xed 11 0 .:0 E tation kept 'up by ' a liirinins ard Chartist, named - • befofe - the . riotous proCeedags - counnenced. nca of this Light with egos light viii . • nate ...a 20 E 420 ,M iced . .... ~ 1 •:0 E Mo.' on - bl . hal fif 1 crt h .I'x• ht • . Ifch 'he eas'l ''--. ' d It h• t ry pu is e a t 1 e i ion ast nig ,in w 1 -1' f 1 fl hC 1 - - • -1 t y perceive yte le erta sotle as , a a.s Darlin g . - 1 ' Mixed' 3 0 531 iFirstClass Arthur O'Neill, and to the disaffected harangues of " Sewerby-bridge in the morning wore much the York ---- Leeds Sheffield. :Sheffield. Derby. ' . t"'” • .4 ' .. the denominate•the ' • •S 1.; dit la • 90 seconds when Griney's (as it has y e move an insurrection. Sonic le revo %mg in ton. 1 ' the to - - Fir" i ' a " •. 0 6an Ditto 6:;• •?..111,:eraiasayieS from the National Charter Associa,. same aspect as Halifax, except that being nearer Tod- 6 ONI 7 35%1 8 1551 10 .15%1 Mixed ... 'l l 9 0 :2 IA 51 Goods 9 0 .2 30 M are alarmed, but many of .the iniddle classes, shop- been said) will be but 30 seconds in its revolution; and - I tiol - 1: , :IR South Staffordshire there is no prospect of Morden the riots are a more general and prominent ke7 30 845 930 11 15 a teeeit -' s 1 a t f the gt-testion of wages, and even tooers le Br i 'ee h them God speed . A crisis topic of conversation. About noon, however, the . L e '•- v - at ''' wish • ' by this importan t differ.nce, that at Calais Light the . 6 1551 8 45111 7 0.11 930 !O 45 II 45 12 45E ToCroydon SUNDAYS 1. 70 . , . , From SUNDAYS. though the inasterS should consent to a compromise, it people began to manifest more concern and dread of is at hand, and to-morrow may bring forth much. - - 'S a rtion of he light eclipSes are total, wheu at Griney p o. . t will always be visible. The Alpreck, or Porte Light, - - 915 12 Noon 10 0 IOE2OE I 2 45E . 4i5 mixed .; 4554 in 15 al Croydon 7 ...t, m ~,, 3 , ; m 1 15 F. Mixed 12 15E 3OE 1 10E 4 O 530 630 815 Ditto 2 9so 3 iS to - be feared th a t the leaders Would dissuade the men the t u r n out in consequence of a rumour that the HU DDERSFIELD. will be altered at the same time. A revolving light, 330 1 6 16 ' .. ; ....... ' 2 445 7 9 8121845 10 9 put" 7 0 9 :11 from acquieace:nce. Indeed, many of them have ex- rioters of Todmorden were within' three or four miles white and red, will be substituted; the white light will Tocri-iyd,n in 0 bia.? are Bri ' bton for Shore. SUNDAYS. 1111ANCH....Mixed Trains le , , 8 . SHOREHAM 2 -. 4 t and 7uE pressed a determination not to return to labour until 0 . P f the lace. @Rom A. CORRESPONDENT.) be adlowed b a red flash, which will last only two .• . 6 45111 ..,...... 7 30M • . 8 45511 9 4511 II 4551 barn daily , r 1 nd at 12 13, * . •• the Chattel - ehall have been established as the law of "At Mytho mroy a . 1 d number of the rioteas from , , - SattlaDAY, 5 P m.-Hundreds of men, women, and 3' d i w tads have arrived here from Manchester and different 11 be followe )37 a short eclipse; the 44 •I. ••4444, nd •= 4 E. ' E' s d s a, 9 OM. and at I. 15, 3 45. 5 15. a ~ 5 OE 6 30E1On un ay • ~. . hton at a :-0 gnat 10'3051, and at 10, ~ 3 , ti I:; land. - . Todmorden arrived early, and they soon succeeded in parts of Lancashire, stop • 11• their whole rotation Of the llgn ping a the mills in ., . - . t win Last two rcunutes, then 3 30E 4 190 lo 9 From shoreham for ~rig 'OM ea -43 ; lit ti 0, and BOE 53 , 4 30 E. Suadays at It• . , . , j .....,. , ~, . • Niot Content with tile entire etoppage of the works gaining great accessions to their ranks. By twelve the white ltght will be seen again. , . * a * 1 rains leave Hall for Derby a tily at 6* and 11.11, . and . The Mixed Trains stop at all the Statioai, lave latat Class I rains route, and turning out the hands, as also the hands • on;y at First Class Stations. . .• ~ • • The lights on this side the Channel being all revolving, at 21 and SE. On Sn9d_qi ... a . t 5 , e 1 i . 1 . y .. ..... , in their own district, they hee'e at length proceeded to o'clock every inhabitant of the place was on the look- from machine makers establishments, and indeed a c lii "the Mining districts in Warwickshire, and have by out, men, women, and children, and by one o'clock a no more mistakes can take place, a vessel will know in . _____---.1,_.. ~.....-K- --- -- .._ --, . LONDON AND DOVER. w nere the number of a dozen people were employ • an instant what land she is to meet with. ' illt.A.Nto JUNcTioN. . Sundry threats and inducements persuaded the men at every factory and workshop was at a stand still, the They had . stopped all kinds of manufacturing opera- ..... zoo BIRM I L TiL AND MANC HESTER TO srA OPEN TO TUVIRIDGE STATION. . r . CNS, Wl' h their Distances from London Midge. the Bedworth and Foleshill collieries to follow their Populace parading the streets in an irregular proces- thins here and in. the neighbourhood, which they do FROM NGHA M T() 14. FROM IVEREmismiAm. New Cross 3, Croydon iou, R Agate 21, Godstone 26, Edenbrilge ~,.. example, and turn out for an increase of wages. sion of six, eight, and ten abreast numbering in the effectually by p • ulling out the plugs from the boilers, CORONER'S INQUEST'. VER . /N:3UL It MAIHRE:NTER. 31, Penshurst 36, Tunbride,e 40. 1 Time a' rf•va A Bedworth is ft straggling village eontaining a p r i m . whole from 2,000 to 3,000. The rioters not onl, .. Y and demanding the instant discharge of the people 11 -Aii inquest was held yestera Leave ROCHESTER, AUG. •, , , „. , , ..: ~. ,• . Departure. Bi mingham. r DOVVN TRAINS. • , Ur TBAINa. latien of about 3,000, and situated about five miles ' succeeded in stopping the factories at Mytholmroyd, employed; and • their demands have in all cases been .a dae at the d II o fthts tat), betote Mr. Iretta's the Gull ha toe ~... o , Birmingham ''.-------- llrt dr Ca g 3.: MI _,....-.---ata - ----aa- , ---•-•- Departure from Arrival at Tun.l Departure trom Arrival in • ' ' livid e 10116011. 8 OM, Ltaninn. badge Station. I lun g • . from - Coventry, and three from _Nuneaton. - The but also . every one between that place and Todmorden. complied With by the masters. City Coroner, on the hotly lit 0 Oben OspArrow, the boat- PI . oat Class.. a 4 ig M lied valo. 0 gieetter part of the inhabitants are dependent on the They In every ease demanded the turn-out . of the • The Messrs. Starkie, who employ a large number swain's rnate belonging to het Majesty's steam sur- u ma„,„l ,*4 50 First Class... , 815 'l2 45 E 930 Al II 30 M ' 743 51 945 M ' raiaea for their subaistence, and it is a fact, which woekpeople. Every attempt at noti-complianee 'was of' hands, shut their gates to prevent the turn-outs en- ye 'in who w g vesste the sh eae water, its unfortunatel rialg y EiTef - c --- I CI 31) First ClasS...l 10 30 ' MOH Traini 4OE al5 9 :10 11 at 2 :11 E 1 30 E 4 30 10 att 11 30 E 30 E I 5 0 even the colliers admit, that they have les-a reason to met by the threat that if the workpeople refused to wages than those in 63 1 , with ve .et ler perso ,by the upeetting of a Fit s st Cl a -a 6 s - 2 15 E irist Ciass...l 7 0 11 30 530 730 6 0 8 0 tering ; but finding it useless to resist tne repeated b oat i n the river 'Me dway , on the 25th of July last: Ft"t• "t 4.!.." ' eouiplitin of the amount of their 11.1 0 out, they would reduce the place to ashes We . meted Tra 4n) sonars. amours. dementia, which were accompanied by threats, of the Th e bode was nicked up o n the morning of the 3(.1 ;tast e Fli•sl ClaSs... 715 , b3O 51 1 10 30 51 Bao al i 6SO E ISteffordshire. Indeed, their whole gnevance appears hear of no materiel damage done to property at 6 3.) E 1 83 1 E 10 30 1 830 besiegers, they' at length gave way amidst the cheers and a Sury w as i m mediately summoned, hitt texing to aUNDAYS.I :SUM/ At'S:i M •tholmro - to eonsist in this. Tho pits are so liable to be in- 3 NI A great meeting. was announced for of the latter. They levy contributions amongst the the want et' evidence tho •.Ittry adjoerntod their in . quiry i 45 M 'Fir•t Ms's. -.I 2 30M 4 0 iiii Faat clase• aea ' ii*ia ;bath' ,A VORTHERN AND KASTERN. clock an tu - alated with w•ater, that much time is occupied daily two 0 • d large numbers of people were on 1 he Cur m i xed -- !fl I ii 6 I 2 H I shOpkeepers as they along, and we, acting upon to Friday, the 12th inst., requesuectitn oner in the ma „. s f ra:ls _I ittilx.xl Frain: it) 30 :3 15 • - opl4sT 'l'o 13ISHOP'S STORTFORD. in renderin ,, them safe for the minera to descend, and the road between Toth eme t en ari d myshelmroyd at Toby Fletcher's principle, that quietness was hest, meantime to write to Lieutenot " I°P Mit:- dTr In , ti 0 for big attend- v l / 2. t:ti..p ra iii ins .2 45 E.i _ . 7 E 12 Night ii,r, • ,, ith their Distances from Shareditch, 'clock to be accordingly the men are ostensibly engaged fourteen °lle ° p resent • evi v ing person. meet the Itiorth VpinitTrain to re op at;PatiWe I • Sl'ATIt ,• . ~. -.- Edmonton a,, Ponder's !and 11N, have handed them a loaf or two as their cry is gene- ance, he being the onlY '-‘• 11 h saga Bridge ola. I ottein am • , - d , ''''• Harlow 26 a , Siwbridge b.turs a daY, though their actual labour does not ex- "Events similar to those of Mytholmroyd have oc- The evidence. showed that went ey were (shout a W 9 JthAnlic , . , Brombourne Ro t o t . rally " Bread-Give us breach" They are going tend over `eight or nine. For this they reeeive a ciirred at Hebden-brido, Winters, Cowbridg,e, Spaw Place call , 1 •P" Illy Point the d, a Tea .ed (Thomas Spirrow) . CII I' St ER AND t.:"' ' ii Whi ifto g , i s'or.fiarl32 . from this place to Leeds, to get the hinds out there ; ' '"' -' ' • t 1 • - daily remuneration of three shillings, and, at all Hole, Think, Calls Mill, Calder sid e , an d Mytholm and a number of them are already at work on the b ee t, a hici, ham.: hoisted round ' had hold of the tnain-s ~, lush's i e . Far.'sl Citatga TO Cil , a, P.R. FROM CHE:STaIt TO eItBWE; 11 i VVN' l'ilA:kit, _.,.... tii' I.IAINti 7 events, have liad no res,son to complain of short work Mills, to each of which places a detachment of the ,_ his head he could not ease offthat gra, . ,at mo- m „,, L avo Crewe. • LeavesCoeßte ._, , ~,, m 1 .1 - riariure ta.p 11(.1.81 Arrival i Departure eparturei Arrival same errand at Halifax awl its vicinity •' d d tit 1 ' k the sail and wrenehed the M xed Tra n .... ' 15- e r:otti !front Brox., .at frotn ,fremllrox.! for many months past. rioters proceeded from Todmorclen early in the morn- e II) ee e ment a sudden squall struc • - a s 0 14 •'1 1 t ' :A/ litch. whole of the manutitcturing• districts of this Riding sheet out of his hands dd al en 3, I • throwing the bones crew First Class ... .... d Stoitford.! boutne. i Shore . ,• . It 13h Rt a llf sil a i a l .„.„.... .. .. „ a • g , §iitiiisdaot Wehrle ISO tier Is was very na.tural, when the works in Stafford- ' ing ; and a grand concentratim of all their accessions man, ....... ..... , .... 'l' l'lm - m t , 40 M la.iire. wero delayed for went of coal, the masters 1., M i will shortly be at a stand-still. All in want and idle- to leeward . , • ' del' tion to the heel - the boat already is talked of to take place at yt iolmroyd, for making /le s s . The operatives turned out here are assembling had, upset it ; whichon a I all persons on board were immediately Va i Z'na'av a e a ' L ' ... i 7 51) -' n lii 1- 64 ' It 9 ‘-' s mI • 4 3° Its II F . 4: , 10y the Mail Trains nit]. betJol; themselves to the nearest collieries avail- arrangements to penetrate the whole of Yorkshire. ato I to te 11 la E l _, _ te 1 952 9 so, hi groups, asking what is 'to be the end of it ; whilst immersed in the w ater, the boat having sunk. ..ildo • 1 12, V• 0 U.. 51 I . t! i t u, 1 0 . 0 10 1.1 s'c i i; ; %Y.' their assistance. Those 'of Bedworth •" I have only just had time to finish the particulars se =la' look t the ' • k • • The iiurY returned a verdict a " Accidentally ~ C HESTER AND UtitKENHEAD. ~, E;2 21 251 E 1248 B . T• / • phi .e meno le cauee -a WIC • ea, oppressing, 33, I a J'i 4 fit. 21 al 1:2 t 2 3 4i Mesath were . resorted to, and the "fun n t•ent ;asl ' am proceeding to Rochdale at half past • a Rom CHESTER TO BIRKENIIVAD, Itsom BIRREN 'titan TO CDP.STEIt. 525 559 230E 1 • 3 n . •ignoratit, and poverty-creating Government. drowned." 4 :A) n 0 • 2 ". 8 (re colliers leaving obtained cognizance of the cir- ttvo, from which place I shall write immediately after t •-•---e ---- --- - -' - ' - ' - r .7-- --- 7 - - -• mtn. at SM, and 51i xed Trailfs Mixed Trains sit 82 • and 10 2051, 5 ~0 620 43) ,- 5 8 0 Another call for bread has just been made, and in ._.. at 830 aral 1..30 M, and at 1,4, and at 1. 50 and 3 PE, MAU, at 8 6 :31 .1un,1a 7 s Trains ' leave Stort curastance, determined to pat a stop to it. Accord- my arrival. • I have mrtde strict inquiries re.specting R. B. Follett. Esqe a Partner in the well-known , an a d 6 41; E,, Sundays Trains leave Shore. On • ..Y .. ~ at answer to a question put to the men asking for it of Fa lk id , '4l'n/cm-MAIL at 5 51, rroi sop:nays -Mixed l Trins at 830 1 i cligl n t for StOitford a. 8 and 9 a:5l, ford Air ...taarl l t . c . () ..... d _ T.:. ilre. l 01 Friday night ~ . s. deputation, consistinv of sil: all the places I have alluded to, and. I believe that all ns , o f,ihat they were going to do, they answer, " All eminent firm of Adlington, Gregery, • it ,. ner, at Fol- . lil•xed Trains at 931 M, and at t end 9 5 1111, and 6l' F., M A" at ! and at ',' , 3 I °. arld ,F:. , 9 ',"‘ l ' r'' 1 t , 2 1 2 . 1 jar o,km a• a e.f iheir order.; ati'd accompanied by the firebrand t thtl•nartinl"s.rillW be relied on l ett _ I lit b,..,„ a .,...„i„ te d by the 51tist,r o the Rolls one :0. E ra, .7. .. • . its ia-ain lo.iir es or. och airia• nil .. ..0.1. .. hone , + O'Neill, visited thesis . .e., and contented sons of la- l• ts• . We leamthat at Bradird, Keighley,*and Bingley, we want is a fair day s wages for a fair day's work : „ h i t , T • v -; 1 el. II,:i Ing toasters. _ . co' toe ooturt or Chuncervi an ad- Steam Pad' Is leave I.iv ' , / tatil In Birkent el Urn ritatei botore 2 ___---:-------------------- ....... - tli• ' . 1 301'.. anti after-expostulating- wo . them to /1 - 6 effect, , ail is . quiet this afternoon, sand. the industrious work. and we shall come again on Monday and if we fiuci •• • , area at work -we shall not let them off so easily?' ,„ . . t a - the stgltaig n , cchTr• it f r Chester, and fram Rirkenhaa.l for Li. 1 Gallon to the namber of those ()meet s -pa' log- peen made verpo.i en the arrival of every 1 rat,. from Chester. ' ' i',ASTERN 4 4. " t ' NVIIES. foe some time they then 63:iironed'th,a deteniiinationlusen are 'tit their reepeotive occupations. r , . . , necessary hy 'the establishment or the-new equity c owls . 1 onyNTWoc't .) . , Suxuar 'MORNING, TEN A.m.--:--Surtamorises are The . (whoa to ~- •• „ tto i VI, and at o i ot the men in Stafforishire to prevent them. workdeg, - Irt Leeds ali is - perfectly tranquil, and we holieve salary we unclerstata . l, iS, .2.,000/..g.yeir, but _m r NORTH UNION. DOWN TRAINS lease") orecli ti ... a t t , S .N. , a . Ti It, m..,, issued by_ the . Magistrates upon the, principal part of Follett I ! •h • '. -t''" t . ' r 'd bl • -• 't 1 -• re litmus ea a lima t praz Itk 0 CellSl .ra y 1 toons .eava _overoool tor 1 550 a , an.. - 1 %5 'a. t l i l i - !J Ita v i pc.,i..,ired in aka 1111/eSS - they demandul - the- same 'wages or the same our townsmen have too :much good . sense to join i•I .aneaater at 315 (Mail). 8..4f,t, 1 . % !.' 'o. 4 1 ,it fin, ..r.d / -l• 1, I " the inhabitants, to appear to be worn, io as spec al larger value.,--, W e Luininary. enOUrit of labotteaS they had done. This had its de. so insane and 'desperate a course as that by whieh ar.d 11 t. aatif at 230 and 545 E • foim t•!anebegter Iwo •.Z m ait.tcs • twood at 8 45, 9 . • 43 and 10 45M, awl constables-they are now being delivered. The mili- The '6siii roginient; now in the garrison, is or. ' Lancaster, at 15 rnimites after the and ' time of startingl... ' UP TRAINS leave Bren oc Do SONO4B at 145 aid iy) sired effect, awl as early as four o'clock this morning the cotton district is agitated ). 5 30, . tary are sent for. The mills here are a portion of tiered to be removed to Portaniouth.-Poutit Jetorical.l , i T . rains .i ltaire . l i oncasyrAir . L ,‘ iverirl s aV Matachester, p i t 2, I 2 .1 1 1 . a •4 3( 20. 430, 6a . 6 4s. &Lill 1 45E. from acquiescence. Indeed, many of them have ex pressed a determination not to return to labour until - the Charter shall hive been established as the law of land. N'of content with the entire stoppage of the works in their own district, they have at length proceeded to - the Mining districts in Warwickshire, and have by sundry threats and inducements persuaded the men at the Bedworth and Foleshill collieries to follow their example, and turn out for an increase of wages. Bedworth is a straggling village containing a popu lation of about 3,000, and situated about five miles froLn Coventry, and three from Nuneaton. The gre:Jer part of the inhabitants are dependent on the mines for their subsistence, and it is a fact, which even the colliers admit; that they have less reason to coniplain of the amount of their wages than those in ''StATordshire. Indeed, their whole grievance appears to consist in this. The pits are so liable to be in undated with water, that much time is occupied daily in rendering them safe for the miners to descend, and accordingly the men are ostensibly engaged fourteen hears a day, though their actual labour does not ex tend over eight or nine. For this they receive a daily remuneration of three shillings, and, at all events, have ,had no reason to complain of short work for many months past. As was very natural, when the works in Stafford shire were delayed for want of coal, the masters b e e, : ,ol themselves to the nearest collieries avail • for their assistance.' Those of Bedworth • F,:leshill were . resorted to, and the " turn out" colliers Laving obtained cognizance of the cir cumstance, determined to put a, stop to it. Accord niday night a, deputatio n , consisting. of six oftheir order. and acchrwo2-nied by the firebrand • 0N6111,' Visited thes-honcst and contented sons of la bOi',ll, and after.expostulating' w ith them to no eff ec t, for sortie time, they then exiiroa;ed'the of the men i n Stafibrishire to prevent them working, ' unless 'they demanded - the- same wages for-the- sane amount of labour 'as they had done. This had its de sired effect, and as early as four o'clock this morning U DERSFIE LD. (FROM A CORRESPONDENT.) SATURDAY, 5 r M.—Hundreds of men, women, and lads have arrived here from Manchester and different parts of Lancashire, stopping all the mills in their route, and turning out the hands, as also the hands from maehine-makers' establishments, and indeed any where the number of a dozen people were employed. They had stopped all kinds of manufacturing opera tions here and in the neighbourhood, which they do effectually brpulling out the plugs from the boilers, and demanding the 'instant discharge of the people employed, and' their demands have in all cases been complied with by the masters. The Messrs. Starkie, who employ a large number of hands, shut their gates to prevent the turn-outs en tering ; but finding it useless to resist the repeated demands, which were accompanied by threats, of the besiegers, they at length gave way amidst the cheers of the latter. They levy contribntions amongst the shopkeepers as they - movo along, and we, acting upon Toby Fletcher's principle, that quietness was best, have handed them a loaf or two, as their cry is gene rally " Bread—Give us bread!" They arc going from this place to Leeds, to get the harids out there ; and a number of them are already at work on the same errand at Halifax and its vicinity,; indeed the whole of the manufacturing districts of this Riding will shortly be at a stand-still. All in want and idle ness. The operatives turned out here are assembling in groups, asking what is •to be the end of it ; whilst sensible men look to the cause—a wicked, oppressing, 'ignorant, and poverty-creating Government. Another call for bread has just been made, and in answer to a question put to the men asking for it of 11S, of what they were going to do, they answer, "All we want is a fair day's wages for a fair day's work ; and we shall come again on . Monday, and if we find any at work - weshall . not let them off so easily." SuNpar 'MORNING, TEN A.11.---Surumorises are issued by the . Magistrates upon the prinCipal part of the inhabitants, to appear to be sworn, ha as special' constables—they are now being delivered. The mili tary are sent for. The mills here are a portion of k it) DOVER. IDGE STATION. tancri from Llntion Br dgr. 'Sate 21, Giodston{• 26, E.ienbriige NORTIIERN ANL) KASTERN. opliv 'TO BISHOP'S STORTFORD. their Distance 4 from 1-:tiorediteh. . ' ' • I..dmonton Ponder's End 11N. a ioa Bridge ri:S .'1 ot ten ham . , Harlow Wltham I , Broxtvitirno ', ltrndo , i "- g r S•ol'' i.d 32 ti vVN II RAINS !: 530 M ; 4 5 :6 0 M 6 40 M 8 8 52 940 9 . 0 10 01 !' 11 12 1E 12 18 B '2 110 E :3 0 :3 4 , 71 4:3r 5 0 648 I 6 :3 0 7 5 0 ve Stort. On Sunday.; 'Crains lea 5 :30 and t'r)rd for B:lsrotiitc.l at '9 .1 0 , 1, and ;.t 'O, • 0 a nd - f . e.alier 0.1 _dun :a., R. B. Follett. Esq., a partner in the well-known eminent firm of A t ilington, Gregory, Faulkner, and Fol lett,ihe' Ni tist,r o' the Bolls i nie ha§ been a pp o inted by of tins TaNing Mastero4. the . Court of Charlet-Tv, an ad dition toAhe nuraber of tlie'se officers-haVirne-bjen made neeessary . by , the establishment of the.new equity C ourts . The salary, we' unciergttlp, i 8 • .., th)Cd. P: year., but _Mr. .. .NURTH. UNION . . Follett relinquishes a titivate practice of considirably TrkinOtioN , Liv.rpool tor Lancait,r at 3IS ( %fail). A..4. 1 2, - , larger v:due.,..--. Western Luminary. an d 114 i, at 230 and t: 45 E ; and Uom Vancheeter 4.0%,- . . The • 65th reginlent; now in. the garrison, is or. i Lancaster, at 5 minutes after the Liverpool time of starting. dered to be removed toFortamouth.—.l*noutit Journal. 1 Trains leave Lancaster for Liverpool and Manclwater, 10. 2, 7 10 and ti 45 M. and at 110 and 550 E. EASTERN}4 01 "NTIE S• P to B'S T WOOD- O I DOWN TRAINS leave Sh , ere di hat 11 :aid lOM and at , n, , :5, 50,ri • , 15 On zit l:tvv:4 at I nil lo !Vi. at, at , • t.d A E 'fba•j tu v tr 0 , ; ,., wed in TRAINS leave Brentwood at 3 45, 5 43, and 10 , 15M, and at 2 30, 5 30, Li sO, and 7 45E. .0n Sti:OLVfs at aid BIM, and at 2 :20, 430, 0 O a 0 45, a: - .14 7 4M& MANCHESTER AND LEEOS. STATIONS with their Distances from Manchester. MA licit ESTER, ()Wham Junction a, Mills Hill 6. Blue Pits II R c‘uisle 11, Littleburough 14, Todmorden 20, Ear w ood 21, Hebrim Bridge 24, Luddend n Foot 26, Sow•erby ';ridge 21. Elland 31, Brighouse 31, Cowper Bridge 36, Dewsbury 41, H rbury 44, Wakefield 48, Normanton 51, LEEDii 60. ----- Departure ITCui Ntatiche4ter Arrival at t'eparture iron Le , ds. ' I Leeds. 7 0M 9 0 10 0 10 59 1 2 , ) E 3 20 4 45 7 0 10 0 U) 1031 11 47 I 15 E 1 44 4 35 6 45 7 30 l() 30 12 47 M 5 40 M 7 40 9 0 10 16 1 20E 3 43 6 0 7 15 3D31 9 30 10 50 11 45 1 1 E 5 0 6 35 8 45 10 0 8 0M 10 59 6 30 E 10 0 * Thi 11 30 M 1 44 E • 10 0 . 12 47M .is Train lea es 8 oM 10 16 0 E 15 Brighouse at 7 11 30 M i 1 E 9 39 19 0 LO M. BIRMIP GHAM & GLOU P.STE H. DOWN TRAINS UI"I'RAINS From Birmingham. I' Fran Gloucester . • Leaved Arrives, , Arrives Wor- Chel. at Gluu. t Wor. g cf?ster.,teabam. ceste . I tetiharn ester. I,am. A.M. A.M. 1 . 12 44 I 2 31 250 314 ! 530 6 I 815 940 310 4 571 22 540; 815 83a 10 t7t 11 7 845 ; 1030 11 12 11 25 11 15 11 35 1 4 2 0 P. M. P. M. 12 IS 158 2 `.:6 237 1 0' 120 T'2 47 336 245 4341 52 5 151 40 • 4 20 5 2'2 645 715 9 9 942 955 l 715 735 9 1 945 301 740190 iO4O 530 ; 815 926 945' 415 450 ... 9 0 NEW IASTLE-t PoN-TY CARLISLE. EA Lcavo Nevt ea,tle. Arrive at Leave Arrive at Ca:lisle. New,stle. 7 0 11nitnng110 30 M 10 0 1 30 230 Afiern. 530 3 0 830 6 30 7 0 Morning 10 30:Morning 10 0 1 0 Aftern. '2 30 Aftezn. 6 0 50 8 0 SUNDAYS. j SUNDAYS. 9 0 Wrningll;,: 15 Aftem. 9 0 Moruit , gll2 15 Ahem. 5 0 Aftern. 1 5 0 5 0 I 6 15 EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW. Trains depart from each Terminus at 7,9, and 11 M, and at 3,5, and 7E. Oii Sundays at 7 3 1 1 NI, and 530 E. RAILWAY STATISTICS. FRO_►I TiE LATEST OFFICIAL REPORTS. NAME OF RA , I.WAV. Those in irked • cArry no heavy goods aid -' thus t run no 1 rains on Sundays. Tot 11 amount fetal : mount: Last ..uthoiited to espenocil to ;Div,clener be tweed by dates of latest, at per L•hares and Balance leent. per Loans. t.:ll(sts I annum. £. s. d. 16 ; 4 1' 0 I , 1,. 56.666 0 1,441,666 45 Jo : : 41 £. s. d .E. s. d. t krbroath and • "far ! 1 1'6,705 9 8 3 10 0 Birm & Derby Jima on 4S 1,043.9e3 0 0 2 5 a ?Sinn & Gloucester ' 55 I , 1,392,649 0 0 1 10 0 Brandline Ju wction Chester and Birkenhead 14 1 499 999 0 0456 . 663 10 1 2 0 - 0 Dub in and King4t , 'syn h 370, 0• 0 0 34.,262 4 4 5 0 l. ti)untlee and Arbroath 1 6, 140,1110 0 0 143 552 5 8 5 0 e , Eastern Cou dies Edi .burgh & Glasgo , , 4:4 .1 223,234 18 7 ... tOlasg., Paisley, & Ay, 411 813,040 ' 0I 857,299 14 11 310 0 Vintsg , Pais ,& Wear. 22 : 7 9,116 5 3 7419,116 5 3 1 0 0 4 rand .1 nation B3l 1,957,810 , 4 4, 2,240 590 3 i• 1 , 4 0 0 Great North of England 45 :1,. 0 ,00Q 0 997,147 19 10 410 0 Great Westt-rn Hay e - 1250)) 0 0 , . ull and Selby Lincas,e , and Pres on 20..1 488,9 - 0 0 435,399 1 2 I.iver o'l At Ma c h e st e r 31 ' 1.832,375 0 0 . 1,515.255 3 6 Lond n & Birmingham 1121 5750,' 0 05,7.4 84 0 0 London & Fitsckwall London & Brighton 56 2,400,001 0 ' 2,69 , Z 9 1) 11 • .. London & Croyno, ' lO-1 741 WO 0 0 037,875 10 .• 36 t! L int 41 & Greenwich 'l 993,3)0 0 0: 966,239 4 2 0 7 6 London &South Western 921 2 540,100 ~ 0 2 420 17.! 19 I 1 7 14 9 • •datichester & Bum Manch ser & ,Iton Ma ,, chester & Leed 4 Mid and t'ounties.. Newcastle & Carlisle Newea tl &N. Shields. 7 , 320,-0 , 0 0 272.077 10 2 6 0 0 N. , rr h Midland North Union ... Northern and Easte.n 321 72 ,00) 0 0 685,121 7 3 3 15 0 0 Pre4ton & Wyre Sheffield & Manchester., 7 ' 9)33, ..1) 0 0 951,527 0 0 ..• • S.,uth Eastern Ul ter York Sr North Midland 27 I 669,999 0 0 031,941 6 010 0 0 3 6 0 3 0 u In 0 0 9 1 • u tI 0 ° Directors and Secretaries of Railway Companies are 16° quested to transmit their Train B to the Sun-OPer when any (literal ons take pl ice, ani they will be dulY attended to. THE MARKETS.--(YESTERDAY') CORN EXGHASGE. Last week's arrivals of English Grain were moderate, nail or Foreign Wheat and Oats goo I. but the fres h supply of all kinds of English Corn IA as small. The Ises ther continues extremely favuurahle for the harves t ' English Wheat was ls. to 25., and Fireign Is. per qu 3r " ter lower than last M qu'ay. Barley, Beans, and Peas $ 5 la:4 quoted, the qtr.ntities being small. Oats iSrin is value, with a slow di wand. HttIVALS OF tilltAlN IN LONDON DURING' LAST WEEK • Vvhe: t. Bartel. Oat.. • I.lnv , English Irish ...... t ;"7 530 13.3E8 jII,OIB - - -- • 1511CIS OX 111ALD or SPIT. W'ncat,Red (old' - White (old) —a -4. ..................-.. (WA) ...-........ it e,. 0840 458. 44.. ----- Tick (new) 27 1.2 i. ----- Fine 514. 5.4 •--------- (old) ...... .•.• —, —a• -- Superfine 548. 55i. ---- Harrow (new) ...... 31.. X 46. .....-....—... W!ute ( 1841) ... 465. :AN. ---- ---- (old) ....... :38..415 , —•--- :'inc h2s. Sis. Brank ...--s.. t --. Superfine 60s 614. Oats, Feed —.— Foreign t ree .42a. 635. ------ New 16,.21 0 . dyr 18s. 40s. Poland g.irlity, - ---- New . 2 2s. 25 . . tirinding 16a :30a. Potatoe —i.- 6 . ---- Malttng ' , 04. 325, -------- 'Jew 23 27 ,6 Malt Z6s. 00s. Scotch ........... .. .....lam. .26.• Oil. ---- 1. ine New Ns. (4s . Irish •...15b• • ra. ..,,se, (3rcy, New ,:Si. 30s. Zlour Town (per sack).•••4B4 Sus. --- Maple New . , its. 3::, 4 . Seconaa ...............42•. 44",'• -- White 311 . .1-h I —... ... Nwrth Count: y -.. g 405 in. ",.' • BollerB .34% 36, I gran—. ...... SMITHFIELD. The trade was generally very dull, and the supPli being more than an average one. Beef and Mat.ton fr o° 23. and 4d. per stone lower. Veal and Pork ouch th° same for the best qualities, while the coarser t•orts, wer e little in demand. Ch. young Lamb only scid ut th" present quotations :—Beasts, 3,445 ; Sheep and Lan'h sl 31,240 ; Pigs, 314 ; Calves, 160 . Beet; 2 s. B d. t o 45. 4a.; Mu' ton, 3s. to 4s. 4d. ; Veal, 3s. 2d. to ss. ; 2s. 2d. to 43. ; Lamb. 4s. 83. to ss. TEA MARKET. Prices the same as last week , with firmness ,on the part of the merchants, hut titer • was little businesstla t4 Company'. C.ing•ou Is. BJ. to Is. 93. per lb., cash. YALU )1V MARKET. Prices the saute as last week, with little demands °, 1 1 : account of the very warm w (-tither, which precludes I.' possibility' I f staking. I'. Y. C. on the spot 4965 i: anti to arrive bet Ore the close of the year, 48s. to 48S. 1 . • per c‘‘ t. SPOUT AIARKE'f. t . Rum sold slob' ly at declining prices. 2 s. Oid. 1 2s. 1.. t. pr , of J 4 •.ri a r d 4 art: 4s. ;o ss. 6d. for good 9° p flue Jam aica. Brandy dull and prices declining. .001. Spirits, 9s. 10d. per gallon. RICE. Bengal in good demand, at firm rates ; 10s. to 12s. f ° 1 :niddiing to flue white. PRICE OF BREAD. 1$ tile Metes t: eof;, ri 1 he Slit .rgis is 9d for Abe ...af G,,d Brest' may be had at ?yid. PRI.,Es OF SEEDS Per Cwt 1 Pet Quartei fril .4 wEglsh it Clover...eos Eos St. Fein ...... ...- -s OCA: sit Old it Di, 0 - 4 -s - a Ry e . o ass .... ii A .„( New Foreign Di to. .. . s fal.: 75; Paccy Grass . ... --a -- 0- Y0 Oi Di 50 I/I to —6 --s —3 L i.seeel, let te ilio.g ...-a bal • • new White ( '.over Us Cos its Dit o, cot sowin g .... . -4 b.. : Old Duct Di.L. .-s s ~.-SDittO, for crushi-g ....-S 01 r -. 4. w Tre 0i1... ..........-s 20s leis El in ..... 41. • i Old itto -II 20s 341. Canary Jr' Whom s-s -sl Per K shel. i i E glish edrr.,wol -s 4.1 ',oil White Must. ,rd.... Os Od toil t t l Foreign .ills - .16s 4is Brown Ditto .lb Od to): i .•, Loriatliger... —s I:3 1.41:1;Tare5_'..,........... .... 4s dto a' ........... P ICE Jr OIL Rape Oil, brown, per ton ..... ONO 442 44 43 0 Oit.o, relined . Linseed Oil Luis cd Oil Cake at to Mill leer 10..0) ..... .... . l %. I ° s Rae ake per to . PM. EOF TA LLOW, SOAP, Zlic. prr 1121 b. .. . rown Talluw .€2 V 0 Melting tuff.............."` i „,, V.,1•;0w Itus.4 . '." • 0 : 5 d ‘N hire :tap Ditto PRICE OF RA , per stone of Ilbs ...tel. P.ice or tallow (as stated by th e Tallow 3leltors) ........ ....441. PA. COAL MA ItTEr. Ships arrived since last mariiet t Weis End Stewatt's ..... walls End Carad0e..........• Walls .tiid ttaltletool jo , W,,lia End Heugh ••• I Walls En. 4 Adelaide 7 1 ; Walls Erni Bowburn ..... ia; 4 VVa End .arrin E ,ton wees,i, tv .16 End Cot,•thion is ; Walls End Qua-TrinStOn "' .9 0 v. ails r.na beyns 3 ur 'ree 6 ••• 50 . Walls Ei d ............ ig a Walls End Tees etton ..e. is !1 ,, the... ICowpen ...... rlartley ................. ...... Bell, Robson & Co. Hartley 15 Hebburn Main , 'ew tanuela Ravensworth West Hartley 15 6 Tantidd Moir Tantivld Moor Bute's l4 yl .. Walls ti n's 6 Walls End C , ennell Wails End Walk End S. Killingworth 13 6 W :I) 9 Walls End Hetton ' 0 3 Wall. h.rva !Ambit:it ......... 3 Walls End Morrison. .. :7 6 End t ember:on ..... 18 3 -- HULL CORN MARKET. ' i ' ;, White hoer Quarter) 6os. Mt ‘• t . ) : 4 • lid Forejgn ......... Barley, INlalthig (288 295. :, l's. Gri ndlutt 25 Os. 2t *- Oats, British ....... •• bond 20s, Ds , Foreign On bond) Ifs INs. tles. 8e a1e, ..... ..... *i!'s 225. h 4 .- PeGrey ... ....• ••• ....... - . ... ....... :144,13. 4 Bi. Pease, and White Linseei . Flour per 'nick ... ............ lispeseed User I.: quarters) -i. 33 :•4 1 . 0 /, ....----- r"- ' if' Wheat, .----.---- ______ BIRTHS. on hi• gft* of Tart.., r.l Nu-serabal, the lady of the Wu' iira.t ,Ot ,1 11,11. • Alt of ti tO' O " IIV I i 'll in t. a , ifrriiin•gruse, the lagy o.ll l l'Ai. ir, I:..ti , of a Ain. .4 ' eft On the Nth inst , at the Crescent, CamberweU, 'Wrench, of a son. , , i, 0 : , the 13th LA., in Thaver-street, Mancheattis"-WI ith,. I .,rkienvk Purvis, of a sinr. ./ I:lnt.-11 _—_---. M.4R.RIi; D. 1 ii. On the 13th inst., at St. George's, Bloomsbury, OW! ti Cyrus Trapaud, late Bth King's Regiment, to Sarah, chute of James Steward, Esq., termeily of Lewisham, Kent. ....., i DIED. th 15• 1 t of "ay la , t, at Calcutta, Lieut. W. Pi I . R N., cge• 43 Ott tb 20'h of Ma Be Lary, den, Captain G Elito' , of the .sth Light Cavalry. aged 36.Ira* T. Barney. e lio oil the .f 11 By la-t, LS. Czlcu to , % it of the le . e R T. itu. ti. 3., Esq., ( f • hat ..„ . ... • , ) U it,oo NO. 112, Strand, at I ,, A ft . '-'11"1" • c"-" 44 l ig. Suva Office, No. 112, Stall 4 the County of Diladestilk UgmiltAileivr, • SUNDAYS. E l the Publi Dg been Win bey it On be Princir t` ) ui, Pan To eon titled , Aidlle Ce' Places, an First T Second °Y M. p, tikl NI. p Third L LouiseßallabjJ Fl Fourth ApplicA '°„x-offict eric e , s ne Pair, Fit, fi ßti C: tegularly For ANT /tOTTE , at a 1 atARGA days, ._ aQu NARG A d, I PSWI ayC C RAVE parti . B. boats. hr gains s Pi' n s a i 1 :1 ; 1 1 tO ti 1 , Every .14 ekvcall kr. Dye, Jul ) , 3( STE at Th e p qATIOI !' 6O O toi MORES ePtembl "le ave Cat vassag 'or a first As 11; 'la Ys and kbuut is Idling ye For 410 11ev, a "reet pi k lgat Z odel LON fiti:lBNttbe.oiteini N o t ice pi . e the LO, l Pat iy . . B . possibl 1 0 An UI 1/ ON IS R Nuare, a (lentlern forth w rlaz Wit Chatrlbea is de acid Deel on P ER nro nt , th ey e Tu ti An. 4e,er hi, ilepre t f erent. s e took ing• Prerfly f The / ‘ . 1 ..° 0 (1 Fr L - ratnes thougati 25 0ds Inc tetcarned lir ov b " vhic -otato to, lic 41 (1 nu' yelpkeliel treed t " as free (lien, veßt talk ek e }, Bloc , itie . lin , 1 s si