Star.
London, England, 1824-04-17 00:00:00

NUFACTUREKS OF GLASGOW AND OPERA'IIVE WIAVIRS.

" Glisgow, March 19.
44 We, the undersigned Cotton Manufacturers of Glasgow, hereby
promise and agree that we shall, by the sth day of April next, ad-
vance the price of Weaving (in such proportions as milt be deemed
most advisable, or ciriumstai cas pe!riiiii), and on condition that Our
brethren in trade will do the s..me.
M. and J. Perston Gibson and .decree
Andrew I lunter and Co. Davidson and Co.
Thomas Muir and Coleman
James Hutchison and Co. !amine and Ker
Bannerman, Dixo t Rubttr Co.
James Darnley Jolt Hobert:S.ll
Lawrence, Alackeitzie, all Co. Back aed Wiligate
Hugh Brown and Co. I Writ..on al.d eeter Barr
Sharp and Knox M. M. Patti,on
Frew and Glasgow Chinch and Ce.
Bewley, Thonip, :aid Co. ilchael
IL Thompson and Co. Leiliara and Ruberton."
Adam Dixon and Co. I __.

The following exti act of a letter from Gibraltar, da:el
March 2.3, needs contii (nation :—" The Spani4rds have
made peace with Algiers through French intrigue; but
Admiral Nca'e has gives them a lesson fur endeavcatpt
ing to Weak the line of bleckade." •

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THE EVENLNO STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1824.
THE FUNDS.

STOCK EXCHANGI, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

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DUTC4 FISHERIES.
RO-TARDAINC, APRIL 12.
TUN Majesty has jest issued an ordonnance relative to
the herring-fishery on the coast of Scotland, to the fol-
lowing effect:
" Being informed that some Netherland fishermen al-
low themselves to exercise the great or pickle.hetring
fishery among the banks and rocks on the coast of Scot-
land ; considering that the catching of hers lugs (for
pickling) in the above plates is one of the evil practices
which have been considered from ancient times as in-
jurious to the reputation of the herrings caught and
cured by, the fishermen of this kingdom—
" That for these teasons,-the taking of herrings for
pickling (pekeiharing) among the banks and rocks of
Scotland is strictly tothidden by Article 85, of the law
of the 12th of :larch, 1818 :
" That, besides, the Board for the Great Fishery is of
opinion that the salt-hei ring fishery, for the interest of
this branch of the national industry, ought to be carried
on at a considerable distance from the Scotch coast :
4. That it is conseqpently necessai yto fix this distance
in a positive manner r
" Seeing Art. 7 of the abovementioned law of Mirth
12, 1818,
44 On the report of our Minister for Public Instruc-
tion, the National Industry and Colonies, &c. by the
advice of the Council of State, we have resolved—

" Art. 1. No Netherlands fisherman shall be allowed to carry on
the great or pickle-herring fishery at a less distance irons the coast
of Scotland than two leagues (20 leagues to a degree): nor on any
pretence whatsoever (except in cases of urgent necessity, as provided
for by article 22 of the said laws) eves to approach within a smaller
distance of the said coast, while engaged in the pickle-herring fishery.
" Thi: prohibition does not extend—
" (a) 'l'o the great fishery off Shetland and the island of Fairhill.
" (b) To what is called the deep-water pickle-herring fishery, car-
ried on in the autumn, more to the south, on the coast of England,
on the banks off Yarmouth ; and, lastly,

(c) To the fresh-herring fishery.
" These fi.hertes may be carried on as hitherto has been the cus-
tom ; the fishermen are at the same time most strictly enjoined not
to cast the offal into the sea nearer to the coast than the places where
the herrings are caught.
All violations of this Ordonnance shall be punished according
:o the law of the 6th of March, 1816.
" Given at the Hague, April 4,1824, the 11th year of our reign.
(Sig:;ed) " WILLIAM."
Dutch Papers.

Consols opened this morning at 964, but anon afterwards went
down to 3611, 4,3, 4, for the Account, and for Money 96* to k,
with little doing. The fall Was attributed to a Broker having sold,
in the early part of the morning, £BO,OOO Consols for the Sootch
Banks for Wednesday, at 963.
HALF-PAST TWELVE O'CLOCK.

An Express has just arrived from Paris, bringing the Rentes at
102 f. 75c. We do not hear of any political news from that Capital