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London, England, 1826-10-14 00:00:00

NAVAL INTiLLIGENCE.

them the Plymouth Journall
PLY24OI/Tlf, OCT, 11.
It is now mentioned as extremely probehlr that Admiral Sit
Manley Dixon, H.C.11., will succeed to the command of this
port.
The Bittern, tender, Lieut. Roebfort, sailtal on Sunday f r Li.
verpool ; she returned on Tuesday, leaving been prevented from
*Aging round the land by ateveg westerly windy
The Vigilant ketch, Lieut. Meredith, arrived on Friday, f,om
Falmouth and sailed on Monday. on a cruise.
The Nic:htiogale cutter came in on Sunday from a cruise.
The Royalist tender smiled on Monday on a cruise.
APPOINTMENTS.
Lieut. Arthur 111‘Gregor Skinner, to the Pyramus, in the room
of Lieut. Foley, superseded. Ideut. Lord Viscount Ingcstre, to
the Philarnei, 10, vice Lieut. Charles Chartetis, appointed to the
Dark", 18, fitting at Deptford.
Captain Frederick Chamier is appointed to the Ilritomart.
Information has been received at the Trinity House that the
buoy which was recently fixed at the Itundlestor.c has again broken
from its moorings.

SHIPPING tNTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY. Om 12.
Arrived, the Dalhousie Castle, Walker, from New York; Alex-
ander, West, from Philadelphia; Prince Regent, —, from New
Brunswick.

Seven brigs and three now off at lire o'clock.
Sailed, the Triumuhrate, Phippard, for Newfoundland; Har-
monic, Addreck, for Bremen : Sarah, Drumniond, Bartsodnca ;
Nlary Ann, Kreger, for Datvzic; Princes, Elizabeth. Kemp, fo•
Newfoundland ; Campion, W own, for Chat leston ; Panthea, Hath-
away, for New York; Neeyhan, for Rostock; Selma,
Klawetter, for Dantsic.

way

The Triscarona, Serrell; Omega, Brown, from Liverpool; and
Hampton, Garisce, from Calcutta, have arrived et Philadelphia,
Sept. 10.
The Robin Hood, —, from Liverpool, has arrived at Boston,
Sept. 16.
The William Penn, I)ixey, from Liverpool, has arriv"i at Phi-
ladelphia.
The Hudson; Campler, from London Martha, Snow, from Li-
verpool ; and Rapid, Wt.rren, num Dublin, have arrived at New
York, Sept. 16.
The •Alward, Chase, from Liverpool, has arrived at Provi-
dence, R. 1.
The Agenoria cleared at Charleston, for Liverpool, Sept. 9, hu-
ng been put in there in distress ricotta Mobile.
Tice John Wells, Harris; and Frances Henrietta, Whim, from
Liverpool; have arrived at New York.
The Marion, Gotslton, from Liverpool, has arrived at Porta.
mouth, New 'Hampshire.
The brig Glasgow. from Jamaica, for Clyde. was seen with loss
of both masts, seals, rigging, Ac. steering L.N.E.
The St. James. of Glasgow, troll Jamaica, was spoken, Sept. 7,
in lat. 3L long. 76. 30 ; both masts were gone eight feet above deck.
She was dismasted on the 6th in a severe gale.
The Mars, Mitchell, from Liverpool ter New Orleans, was
spoken, R.h instant, off Toskar.
The Dee, fli`Pherson, from London, has arrived at Dtmerara.
FALMOUTH. OCT. 11.—Arrived the Mary Ann, Monley,ftom
St. Domingo, and sailed for Lonsion.—Wired W.
PLYMOUTH' OCT. O.—Arrived the Andrews, Rocl, fro
Stockholm ; antl the 'Perseverance, Slomau, Irma Quebec.—Wind
W.S. W.

COWES, OCT. 12.—Passed the London Packet, from Baltimore
foy Bremen. The pastiengers lawded here. Among them are 11. m.
Florence and Jonlitta Blackbume, two mechanics belonging to
Norwich, who sailed from Liverpool on the 4th ult., in the George
Clinton, of and for New I%.rk. They were taken on board the
London Packet on the 30th ult., off the flanks of Newfoundland ;
11 a George Clinton being in great distress, with the loss of rud ter
anti topmast. *ails blown away, bulwarks and round-house carried
away, and very leaky.
PORTSSIOUTII4 OCT. 12.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Dart.
mouth, from Pert Royal ; and the Twins, Jewett, front St. Pe-
tereburgh.—Wind W.S.W.'
DEAJ., OCT. 12.—Arrived the Lord Vernon, Langelan, from
Gijon ; and Colombia. from the Westward, and sailed for Lon-
don. The Ceerops, Gilmore, for Trinidad; and the Wellington,
Evans, for Madras, have arrived from Loadua.—Wind W.S.W.
GRAVESEND, OCT. 11 AND 12.—Art iced the Glasgow, Abbott,
from Dundee; Trusty, Anderson, from Leith; Eagle, Todd, fram 1
ditto; Bellessaina, Warren, from PetersLorgh ; Cule,
from ditto; Commerce, Fleming. from ditto ; David, Dartletuan,
from Quebec; Minerva, tirenPle, from Norway ; Silvia, Nourse,
front St. Lucia; Quebec, (*haters. front Riga; Carman, Julago,
front Gijon ; and Lord Melville, Middleton, front Calais. Sailed
the Albion, Baker, front Vera Cruz; Union, Steadier), for Mir.
seines ; and Hero, Rutter, for the Cape of Good Hope. •
BRISTOL, OCT. 11.—The Monmouth. Roberts, from St., Pe-
tetsburgh to this port, having met with a gale of wind, became so
leaky as to be obliged to put back to Cronstadt, and discharge part
of her cargo, to repair.
WHITE/TAVES(' ()CT. 10.—The Jolm, Stagg, from Dublin for
this port, which was on shore near Harrington. has been got off
with considerable damage, and arrived here on the 6th inst. It is
reported that a brig deeply laden, and apparently a foreigner, futin.
dered off Port Patrick on the 30th ult., and all on board drowned.
BELFAST, OCT. 9.—The Selina, Band, from Liverpool for
Killybegi, put into Portaferry yesterday, with !trot of sails, and
this morning fell over on her beam-ends, and immediately filled.
Cargo (salt) lost, except about four tons.
BOSCAST LE, OCT. 10.—The Jane, of and from Cork, bound to
Death, was totally wrecked, yesterday, during a heavy gale at
N.W., about eight miles to the eastward of Bude. The clew, pas-
sengers, and a few of the materials savetl.
BARCELONA, SEPT. 39.—The coast of this province is in a
stale of consternation, in consequence of the constant appea-ance
of five or six Algerine obit's of war, which have committed many
piracies. Coasters dare nut go out of the port.

The Brutus. from New South Wales, is reported to have passed
for the River th:i afternoon.

AUSTRALIA NSF!! PP ING.
The Brutus, Smith, from New South Wales. has arrived in the
Downs—sailed from thence the 13th of June, 11326,
ARRIVALS AT New SOUTH WALES.—The Doncaste-.
Church, from London, on the 27th of May, and was chartered to
proceed to Van Diemen's Land ;mil London ; the Woodman,
Leary. had arrived front London, and was loading for ditto ; the
Ann, Grimm was loading, and was to sail for London the 11th of
July ; the Atalanta had arrived Wan Rio .Janeiro, and was char-
t:led to sail fur Van Diemen's Land and .bondon the Albion,
I'roctor, Thames. Security, Reiss, and Greenock, Were to sail for
Batavia and the East Indies; the Cape Packet, Kellie, sailed for
Van Diemen's Land and Londmi on the 10:h of June; the Lady
Rowena was to sail on the 20th July, for London.

THE Nov v.—The following is a list of ships which are
now building, and nearly completed, in Chatham Dock-
yard:—Royal George, 120 guns; Monarch, 8$; Mercury,
46 ; Africaine, 46 ; Childers (sloop), 18 ; Acorn, 18 ;
Cruiser, IS. The following is likewise a list of ships
ordered to be built, and to b. commenced forthwith :
IVaterloo, P.:O guns Eutotas, 46; Meander, 46 ; Orpheus,
46; Conway, 28; Algcrine, 10; Delight, 10.
Hazard and Co. respectfully remind the Public that
Next Wednesday is positively•fixed as the day when all Lotteries
must for ever cease in this kingdom. Six Prises of Thirty Thou:
sand Pounds will then be drawn ; and it will be recollected Hazard
ofil Co. in one lAttery sold all the 30,300/. Prizes, and very re.
gently Three 20,0001. Prizes drawn in one day. Royal Exchange
Gate; 26, Cornhill ; and 324, Oxford-street; and by their agents
in all the principal country towns.
NeXT WEDNESDAY.—PidIiiiIf Co.
remind the Public, that :'
be the final Extinguisher
of Parliament passed for
irrevocable ; but it may 1
cured a farewell Venture ,
will no longer delay doing
pc...se the unprecedented nu
others of 2,000 L, 1,0001,
formerly occupied by Mr.
'here, and with it built
rough, having been t
can scarcely be do
by the sale of
1, CornitilL

Corner,

[From the ellatechrstsr ITh-eld of Thureday.l
There has been for leveral weeks a disagreement fetuses sied
masters and the operative spinners of Oldham, in consequence of le
reduction of wages. Those who were willing to contintte theft este
ployment were forced from it by theeormoouts, wet the coeseatteaef
was, a complete cessatioe ot labour in those mat in which the new
prices had been introduced. Taus Hunted, wine ot the masters
engaged spinners from a dietance. These nor comets were dr
course extremely obnoxious to the lurk-nuts, and the whole neigh.
bourhood hes been in &mate of tunnel' ever since their arrival, and
numerous outrage!: hive been eamerifberl. The new apinnen were
lodged in places of wordy near the dills. On Saturday running
last, one of the new hands in the erep of Mess s. Levi and Mae,
received information that his sister, o resides in Oldham, about
a mile from the factory, was dangerou,ly ill, and wished to tee Atm
As he (Weld not go so fat alone, be prevailed upon Yin Joint
Lees to acormpany rem. Tiny were sown out rounded by sometimes,
deeds of persons, who third such menacing 'savage, , that they
deemed it rudent to 'take shelter in the house of Mr. On&
wick, the eeputy.corstsble. They stayed be= about an hour.
ag which time the mob dispersed. They then emade tbetr
form:eel, hut had not proceeded meny garde teller, they Wait
Ai ,n impeded by flee mob. They noveattettipted to evert, -home.
wife mob asectitedeftere with stones. and whenehey reached Mount
0 Pleasant they elosedand began to kiek 'tele - le open Mt. bees
and tee wornmen. Mr. L. finding hie life hf seer, drew a pi.tof
from his pocket ; , this the people ordain went from nit,
but fortunately without anceess. He i•ed, very w-
eevily beslised. • The Workman 'has nut id err seen in the
&footman of Saturday there was art *seen et the turn-outs
in toe field:end bares nett to 3!eze-. I•eas letrflone' pedaled f
' few persona petted them without twitig very dwelt, eetationeMets
to their business: not a few were severely beaten on suspicion of
being related to the newly-arrived spinners. One man, a weaver,
wes accused of. being a knobstick spinner, .aod so dreadfully IWUJ • .
treated 'as tb have been nader the netewity of %mites his bed
ever since. About seven o'clock the lanes and• fields were :.c
completely taken possession of by the disairected, that no per-
son dared to venture out of his house, every owl being llfte ate
ened with death elm steered cut. A servant men liethe employ
of Messrs. Coinage and Laneashire, was recognised end punned by
about eighty men. He frwmotately obtained shelter in a Inmate
and made les es,cspe out of a back door., The Irate:Men of Messrs.
,(e. and Co. were weaned with atones on their duty : Vile they bore
..opatiently for some hours; at hngtli one of then, heed-tie blunder-
buss. about three o'clock an Sunday. morning. This was the sig-
nal for a general 'meek, Seri immense volleys 61.. tones, some ot
eigfit pounds weight, were thrown try' the mob. ()sae party de-
stroyed nearly all the windows in the house and warehouse of
Messes. Colitnee and Lanen‘hire; while another pail demolish•
the most of the windows at Mr. Lees' house at Mount Pleitaret.—
The mob wee prevented from commktieg 'further depredation by
the vigorous preparations which had been madefor receivlngetetn.
Sunday passed over without any parti:ular breach of rtieprece. In
the evening, however, the roads were again infested with•nume-
rout small wings of ttrrn.oute, who demanded of every passes:tee
their business One woman was accused. of being the wife re a
knotralirk spinner, and upon her denying it, a bundle which she
had with her was searched, and a soiled shirt being 'Rotund
therein, it was considered en incontestible proof. The bundle_ 1i33
accordingly taken from her, together with whetnioney ten hold:Whit
her, and she was beaten so severely as to Ire prevcioted reaching
, home that night. Another woman was accused of tieing related to
one of the spinners employed by Mean. Lees and Hems, "mil a is
knocked down by a fellow why seated by tree th7nat, sad encoded
upon her, until the blood gushed out of her seouitt : lu: then
left her in a state of ineensibility. There appears at present
not the least hope of a reconciliation between the movaent Red Cede
old workmen, why express themselves determiecd to hnvethe yew
sp'einers not of the town, and to !nee the prices which they here
dereandeee . .. ~
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