Star.
London, England, 1827-04-05 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

DONCASTER SPRING MEETING, Aran 2.
The Trial Stakes of 10 was. each. Prom the Red House, on
round, to the Sadists Post.
Mr. Wood's b. m. My Lady
Mr. Martin's br. g. Signal
Mr. Dyson's br. h. Moorcoek
A Silver

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0. S. Fo jlainte, Sq.

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.THE ARMY.
The Id Royal Dragoons Wilt march from Dublin ilel4 day (the
link lost.l for Newbridge, cod are to be replaced by
the 15th Hessen
from Portobello Barracks, previews tertheir embarking for Borrientd.
The 7th Queen's Own Light Dragoons, .leave limeade* in a
few days for Brighton. ,
Monday; the 6th,be inokkiltett Dragoons, marched into Notting-
ham, to replace the Irk brsgocn Guards.
A detachment belonging to the 55th Regiment of Infantry is
ordered to proceed from Berwick, for Gravesend, for the purpose
'Of embarking for the Cape of Good Hope.
A detachment belonging to the 74th Regiment it Foot Is ordered
to proceed from lislinbergis, for Gravesend, to embark fbc Ceylon.
v Detachments of the 4th, I ith, aadiSch Regiments of Light Dm-
vim., marched this morning from Weitminster for Maidstone.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Hardy, reported to be condemned at the Havannah, Is re-
pairing there, having loot part of the false keel
The Union, Talcs, from Aberavus to Bristol, has sank on
Tanker Rock, and is not exted to be got or
Fataveyru, Aran. s..—ACpecnd W.S.W.—Arrived the Four Sis.
Mrs, ifittas, from St. Michael's; and Count'''. of Chichesteu
packet, from the hlediterreaean--miled from Corfu 9th February,
Malta the lash, Gibraltar 16th March, and Cadiz the !stk.
Ponesarowne, Aram 4.—Wind W.S. W.—Arrived the London,
Jot.t.v, from Naples- railed the 10th of February ; and Medusa,
—, from Quebec.
Diet. Aran. 4.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Ottawa, Doustes,
from London for Quebec. Remain, the Lion. Princess Charlotte,
Marquis of Hauler, Caroline, Sea Nymph, Enterprise, Ellen,l
Highlander, Albion, Sarah. sad Woodford.
011AMISID Aram 4.—Arrived the Celia, Busoweatm, from
Batavia; and Black River Packet, Bases, from Jamaica. Sailed
the Isabella. BLAT, for Rio • Acura. Quinones, for New York;
Aurora, Tuosieson, for Gibraltar; Emma, Ram for Genoa; sod
W. DtGillivray. SiODDAILD, for Quebec.
Jammer, Aran. 9.—The Speedy, Gorman', from Southampton,
Passed a great number of casks on the 50th ult. between Alderney
and Sark--picked up one marked " B, No. 9," containing French
wine.
, Hasa, Ara= s.—Tbe Catherine Melville, Faernwart, from
Rostock ; and the Catherine, jimmicuers, from Lynn _to Leeds,
ran foul of each other in Whitworth Roads last night, and the latter
g sunk in deep water.

STATE OF BETHNAL GREEN.

Yesterday evening the deputies of the silk-weavers
again assembled at the Crown and Anchor public-house,
Cheshire-street, tot the purpose of hearing the answers of
those masters who still refuse to come to their terms. It
was announced that Elks and Stevens; Reid and Co.
Smart, son, and nephew ; Edmonds ; Stokes ; and Cook
and Merle ; had that day agreed to pay the book price for
all goods not then commenced. Work in hands to be re.
turned in a proper manufactured state upon the conditions
it was taken our. The number of masters who have com-
plied with the demands of the men are now sisty,three,
employing not less than 6000 hands, who have accord-
ingly• returned to their work. But as the principal
houses in the City and Spitalfields, who stilt refuse to
'comply, seem to be generally governed by whatever
steps maybe taken by Duff and Brooks, of Sitt a
square, that firm apprised the deputies yesterday
ing, that they would, at four o'clock; meet their own
men at the. Jolly Weavers;' in Wheeler-street, for the
purpose of laying a proposal before them. Up to that
hour, 'all were anxiously awaiting the result. Mr.
Brooks, his foreman, and. two of biiclerks attended.

upon . other .-
Several oftwe join noryinen—replie' td Mr. Brooks, and
in she coarse of their arguments they drew from bun
some good-humoured smiles. The men were, however,
determined not to return to their work until their em-
ployers would comply with the book price upon every
article in their trade.
Mr. Baoias said he was not then prepared to give
a decisive answer upon any other branch except three
singles, and requested until the following (this) day to
give his answer.
Should Mr. Brooks agree to the terms of the men, it
is supposed the strike of the weavers is at an end. •
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Baoots addressed-them at great length. forcibly *al
pointing out the inevitable injury dory were likely to cu'
inflict upon their families, as- well as the.foreign and for
domestic competition ' the Spitalfields Weaver had tasuu
meet, and which placed It completely out dills-sills-
factarer's. power to return to the.boalt.
upon every article in dariirtrada.l brim. of
Brooks) had tso objadimirlgarateda *tams of the AI
men upon the artietis three. ogle"; which they (the an
men) knew was A* principal brasach of die-4 trade ; but an
upon she othr kaftans [I%EI-could not comply.