The Sun.
London, England, 1853-07-28 00:00:00

LEEDS, JULY 27.

STOCK EXCHANGE.—There has been a very limited
amount of business done on 'Change this morning, and
prices are nominally the same as yesterday. South Eastern
and Boyers have been done at 21g.

THE SEAMEN OF THE NORTH-EAST PORTS.—The Tyne
seamen have long had it under discussion to have some
regulations with regard to manning vessels engaged in
the coal trade, and this week they have issued notices that
it is their intention to sail in no vessels unless they are
manned according to the following scale :—Six keels and
under eight, master, mate, one seaman, and two boys; eight
keels and under 11, master, mate, two seamen and two
boys ; 11 keels and under 14, master,
mate, three
seamen rand two boys ; 14 keels and under 17, master,
mate, four seamen, and two boys ; 17 keels and under
20, master, mate, five seamen and two boys ; 20 keels
and under 23, master, mate, six seamen and two
boys ; 23 keels and under 26, master mate, six seamen
and three boys ; and during the past few days they have
left those vessels, the owners of which will not
comply with their demands. Several shipowners have
complied with their terms, and there being also an
opinion among the shipowners generally that what
the men ask is not unreasonable, if an allowance were
made by them for apprentices who have been a con-
siderable time at sea, it is not probable that the
movement will be any great hindrance to trade. The sea-
men of Sunderland and Hartlepool have held large meet-
ings this week to oppose the passage through the Lords
of the 29th clause of the Merchant Shipping Bill, which
clause will give the shipowner the privilege of manning
his vessels with seamen of any country he may deem it
prudent to engage. The regulations with regard to the
manning of vessels have not been adopted by the seamen
of Sunderland.

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