The National Register.
London, England, 1818-09-20 00:00:00

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Letters from Preston of the 16th state unpleasant
occurrences, though as yet only of an incipient nature,
at that place. It appears that some of the weavers there
had again struck, whilst other; continued their labour';
whereupon the formerviited the latter at their hotlets.•
and marking the work *Lich they had in hand; gave
them notice, that if they wove thyond that mark, they,-
the tum-ouft, Would tome and destroy the whole.-.-
This certainly is not to be suffered; tor one party has
at !east as much right to work as the other td be idle..
even if a combination were out of the question:
We a* sorry to state, that matter' are not vet a 4..
justed between the weavers and manufacttifOrs of this
town And neighbourhood: The former, althotigh they
hate beveral times paraded the streets since oat last
publication, yet have evinced no ditpOsititratO riot.--
We entertain strong hopes that the unfortunate dia.
agreement will be terminated this week:-;-Blackbura
Mail, Sept. 16:
The number of` passengeia Whe arrived at Calais
from Dover, between the 31st tilt'. and the 7th inst.-
was 480; those who cane from Calais to Dbreii during
the same period, amounted to 346.

in GL JanieWtiset. Bedfo7rl;:wlirs. J. H. Shelf.. of a
At Calcutta.-the lady of G. J. Bidden.. Esq of the Civil Se' ice, of
a soo..—At Kneeiworth House, Cambridgethire.the lady ofl:Pynt, of
a son.-
MARRIED.
Mr. H. *Oen, of Symon's wharf, to Anna Mtria; eldest dau.
T. Whitmore, Esq. of the Kent.roodo...At Parrs. the Hon. Mr. Clif-
ford.-eldest son of the Rt. Hon. Lord Clifford. of Ugbrook Park.
Devon. to Miss Weld. only dau. of T. Weld, E.q. of Lulworth Cas-
tle, Dorset.—T. Pagan, Esq. of Ely-place. Holborn. to lady Planer.
of Snarcsbrotik, wMow pf the late Alderman Sir Wm. Plomer.—.
Mr. C. Drune. jar, of Rilliter•square, to Ann, dim. of J. F. Cla.
ridge.E.q. of Soren Oak.. Kent —H. Harford. Esq. of Stockwell.
Surrey. to Eliza Mountenay, dau. cif the bite R. Roggen, Esq. of
Beckenham, Kent.—Mr. C. Webstei, of CrartfAirn4treet, to Mini
Charlotte Newman, of Irercourt, Bucks.--Mr: G. Howard, of
Chelmsford, to Ms Clay, dau. of E. Clay, Karp the present Mayor
of Colchester.
DIED.
At St. Hillier*, in the island of Jersey. Capt. Prior. R.N.,40
Hatton (=Odell aged 81. J. Smith, Esq. fordwly of the Hon. East
India Company's orvice.—J. Bindley, Es* aged 81, one of the
Commissioners. of hi. Maiesty's Stamp Mce .—At Valenciennes?Col. Col. Sir Wm. Douglas, K.C.R. gist. regto..At En's% Mr. W.
Liagham, jun. late of Tower-street.

LONDON MARICErs.

CORN-EXCHANGE.

stiarro". SEPT 14.
There was a libeild strie/ of English Wheat at market this
morning; the fine samples*ere taken oft at last Monday's prices.--
New English Barley met an advance of ss. per qabrrer. Boding and
they Pease maintain last week's prlCts. 0l -Meant *harry gale and
rather cheaper; New Beans keep &Reprice. There was a tolerable
supply of English and Foreign Oats which were sold at nearly het
week's prices. Malt it rather dearerr Rapeseed acid LMatil with
little variation.

VEDA?. Bur. 211.
We have bed Moderately supplied with Wheat. since Monday.
and fine parcel?, both foreign and English, fully maintain their
price.—Barley IS scarcely so brisk in sale.--The same reniark appliar
t¢ 'Beans and Pease, but without alteration Price.—The Oat trade it
dull. but the sales arc made on full as grdbd tC112‘..-411 other attides
we have no alt ration to notice:
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