Star.
London, England, 1819-06-28 00:00:00

LONDON.

MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1819.
THE FUNDS
PRICE OF STOORE THIS DAT AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Batik Stock 215 216
3 per Cent Reduced 67 661
3 per Cent. Consols shut
4 for Cent. 85 per Cent. Navy shut
Bank Long Annuities 17 13-16 }
India Bonds 4 2 dis.
Exchequer Sills (2d.) 2 4 dis.
Omnium 2A
Consols for Acct. 68 67i.

DISTRESSES OF THE MANUFACTURING
DISTRICTS.
GLASGOW WEAVERS.
The Committee of Glasgow Weavers Pave pith-
qed an Address, dated the 22d instant, expressive
;if their grief and disappointment that polities should

Eaveiseen introduced at the Meeting on the 16th init.
cosiiened solely for the ptiipote of devising theNtsi
mode of procuring immediate 'relief, and to petition
..he PRINCE RIGRET to aid all those of the trade who
may be disposed to emigrate to the British settle-
ments in North America. The sense of the General
Committee was absolutely averse to the intradiibtion
ci politics in the proceedings of the Meeting, and
they came to the detetminaton to object to every prd•
position that might involve a political question. •
EXTRACT OP A PRIVATE LETTER PROW GLASGOW.
• A " Bridletor, Ofd June, ism
" The Meeting 'width tisok place on the 16th has twelve-
:niusly estimated, front tO,bob to 60,00 b, and some will have
e that no fewer than 100,060 were on the Green, from first to
Lst. You can easily figure to yourself the thousands of opera
tre weavers who were there, who get wages varying through
411 the shades of difference from less than one-half to lieu than
o::e•slxth of original prices ; but it is not so easily eoaceinieil how
such a multitude, assailed by so many heart-rending pritationl,
could behave as they did. They retired from the hustings in a
way or manner tat would have done honour to any class, age,
cr nation. Never was the power of sound and correct princi.
pies more satisfactorily illustrated, never the extent of human
endurance more convincingly proved. Wbat will be the feeling',
shat the fears, of those who have been in the habit of calling
:nd treating us as the ncinisls multitude? Surely it le high time
r these men to think that opprobrious names are now most
inappropriate, and unwOrthy of men of liberal minders"

SECOND MEETING:
-,Ve met on Saturday last, but owing to the above-
nentioned circumstance, that of different dpaidos, the

Meeting. Was not the most cordial ; the pertinacityl
l‘ith which each party defended their own side, kept
up a very animated discussicua for a considerable
time, until it wasat last agreed tameet on Thursday
nun, and that in the intetim more Delegates from
tore Districts should be chosen and sent to said
Muting. At last Meeting it teas said that appliCk-
tin was made to Manufacturers, and that one sag-
gtted the propriety of calling a Meeting of that
I..bcdy, to try if.any good could be done by equalizing
to prices. Indeed any, and every PIA must be,
'.'cited that gives even a shadow of hope, for the
raeril and urgent cry is—immediate relief!

DUM FR I ES.
The Cotton Weavers of Dumfries and neighboui-
-6d to the number of about 160, have strudk work,
h imitation of their brethren in the west and the
^-'ll. Most of these men ai-e, or rather were, irtthe
iloyment of English houses; and they complain
''•at the Carlisle manufacturers frequently to ad=

r3lltage of the &*sce at which they reside, both to
'educe the raga* *ices, and to male them wbrk it
mver rates tai are torrent in that town.

IMP" JUNE 118.
The decision bt etc House of Commtins on the
• ‘,Ol Tai haslined the Woollen Manufacturers with
..:ternation aid dismay, and it will doubtless tend