Star.
London, England, 1829-05-09 00:00:00

NAVAL IN FELLIGENCE.

Maus Agana, Tens Dmr—llublin I—Waterford I.

The Lovely Cruiser, from Aherne, is not arrived at Belfast, u
stated.
Wanawoun, May 6.—The sloop Beehive Fool. bound to Al.
lea. struck an Honducar Rock this morning, :ad filled with water.
Part of the materials and cargo saved.
Mat., Mar S.—Wind W.—Arrived the Airports, Drysdale,
tram St.Vinceoes. Arrived from Loudon the Resolution. Parker.
for the Ow; Rose, Richardson, for Quebec; and Norfolk, Grey.
for New South Wales.
Pantaloon', May 6.--Wlnd W.— Passed the Westbrook. Smith,
from Jamaica. Sailed his Majesty's ship Guys. for Spain ; and
the Arcadia, Forster. for bikrusichi. Arrived from Loudon the
Fumy, Bgatly, for the Cape.
Pimento:al. liar 7.—Wind W.N.W.--Arrived the Fame. frost
Ut4ler, Leader, from Terceira; and Judith and Recker,
rittiorm, Mar 7.—Wind W.N.W. to N.W.—Sailed his Ma•
jury's ship Ariadr. on a cruise.
'Higternes, Mar S.—Arrived the John Pirie, Cromanie. from
Barhadoes.
Burros. MATs.—Arrived the Charlotte, Spurgeon, from Sierra
Leone.
HOLTNIAD. Mar T.—Arrived the Emu, from New Weems;
and Mary Ann, from Lisbon.
THE MA ESTER RIOTS.

• Maustiewer. Thursday.
Notwithstanding the somewhat formidable appear-
ance of the crowds assembling at dusk on Wednesday
evening, that night passed over without any serious dis-
turbance. Between twelve and one o'clock, several par-
ties of men, to the number of ten or a dozen in each
patty, went about into various parts of the town,
knocking up the residents, and demanding money or
bread, and threatening to do some injury if they were
not supplied, but we have not beard that in any case
they proceeded to acts of violeiree.
Thursday morning all was again quiet. A meeting
of the weavers was held in a field at Holt Town, in the I
immediate neighbourhood of the town, at ten o'clock.
The meeting consisted of about 300, and it was ad.
dressed by several speakers in very temperate language,
none of them eves so much as alluding to the disturb-
awes which bad taken place. After deliberating about an
hour, they resolved unanimously to return to their woe k,
if the masters woeld give Ls. 6d. a cut for some sorts of
cloth, and 2s. ;d. for other sorts. This. it is said, is an
advance of retsina 6d.' a cut on the average. One of the
masters, on Tuesday, issued hand-bills offering these
prices, but none of -the rest have as yet followed his
example. Shortly after the Meeting broke up, a party
of the Guards and a party of Foot Soldiers, who had
been seat for when the Meeting began to assemble,
arrived on the ground; and after waiting for half an
hour, returned to their quarters drenched with ram.
The Magistrates, in order to intimidate persons from
going out in begging parties, have intimated that they
will be taken into custody and brought before the Ma-
gistrates, in order that they may be dealt with accord-
ing to law.
A great number of persons have been taken into cus-
tody since the commencement of the riots—we under-
stand between silty and seventy. About fifty of these
were, on Thursday, brought before the Magistrates for
examination. Eight or nine of the worst were committed
to the Sessions to take their trial for riot; and, as the
Grand Jury had not been discharged, Bills were the
same day preferred before them, and the trials will
take place next week. Fourteen or fifteen were com-
mitted to prison, as vagrants, fur various periods, from
fourteen days to three months. The remainder were
discharged, with a caution from the Magistrates, who
desired them, if they were really in need ot rebel, to
apply to the overseers of the poor. These three parties
•ere charged only with extorting money and provi.
sions by threats, with begging in bodies, and simply
with begging. Those against whom the more serious
charges of breaking into shops, destroying machinery,
and setting Par ker's factory on fire, are made, have not
yet been examined.
Thursday Resole& Halt /saw Rigby.
All continues quiet, and the aspect ot the taw loip
terers in the streets is much mos e peaceable than on any
evening this week. Some rumours, which were current
in the wren out, about flesh disturbances at Rochdale,
are contradicted.

The Duke of CuttistitiA ND his MAJZSTI yes-
terday, at bill Palace in Si. James's.
Th. E.rl of ELDotI visaed the Duke of CVMSBNLAND
yesterday. at Ids residence in the liing's Palace, Si. James's.
Psic.ce ESTIIIM 4 211'. the Austrian Ambaisador, and
Coma Lt sots, the Neapolitan Minister, transacted badness with
the ifarl of Assaama yesterday, at the Poreisn UMce, Dowd/g-
-arret.

Several Gentlemen connected with the Spitta'fields
silk weavers attended at the *ace of the Board of Trade yesterday.
We are sorry I. announce the death of Lord COL.
enures. His Lordship died yesterday morning.
Count ALILIA)101111 MONTARA was presented to the
KIN at the Levee, by the Spanish Minister and the Bari of Amt.
aim) as Foreign Secretary, to deliver a letter of appohtunent front
the Doke of LOCCA. _ _ _ _

The Cuter JUSTICE of the Comma Pleas is at pre-
sent ee severely matte, fres die pet as to be obliged to be ear.
Had tote Cont. • _ _

Lead FORRSTIR will leulle town in a few days s his
Lord Alp egotistics is the deepest Medea.
Lord and Lady STUART DI KOTIRSAT gave a :plea-
did MU at Farb at the 10th sh. in hammy of the/Laces birth-day,
the reirbratios of it haring been postponed on account of the
mourning far the Prise, of Hews muss net expiring soul
the nth sit. There were mere than 400 persons present.
The btOff of the Duke of Win.Littatnit's two tra-
velling carriages. is which his OM* was to snake the tour of
various Foreign COW% tans oat to be a hest.
The Chancery Reins me ale at length embodied in a
M. The Loss CIigiIIMILLOS last sight la the Hoses of Lads laid
on 'he Table a NI for facilitating wad advancing the progress of a
salt is Chaneery, which is to be reed a seated dew ea Tuesday
sat. when ids Leedship is to state the principles of the Bill.