Star.
London, England, 1818-09-10 00:00:00

MANCHESTER.

It is with much pleasure we publi.litht imbAti
accounts, which we have received from Mandeze,
this morning. The number cf the refractor! acrlati
is daily diminishing, and there is every prow
all the factories being soon in full cork

MANCIIKSTER, SEPTEMZEIL
I am happy to have it in my power to icfez
you, that our alarm in this quarter his real?*
sided, many of the wort; people having shewsati.
position to return quietly to their emplovam. I
mentioned yesterday a report, which we all kved
would be confirmed in a few hours, iat the /mi,
people belonging to the factory of Mr. Daf.l bolt,
at Ilolt Town, had returned in the morning to tki
work. It is true that sane of his Spianers haven.
commenced, not however those of the bolt Te
factory, but those belonging to his factory at Chi*
ton. This morning they went agara to their basis'
a the regular hour ; in which example, hippilyke
the peace of this neighbourhood, they hare beenki
lowed by the work-people of Mr. liouidswonh'ifso
tory, in Port-street, and by those of Mr. Solidi:Al
Butter-lane. Thus have the Spinner; cf :c:eetttr
eminent factories at last returned quieti7 :o 11. e: rr
gular emplo7ment—and also voiantarEy, fa.
cording to report, no conditions were lie:kl wt
them by the Masters.

" This event may very fairly be considered apse,
lode to the return of all the other spinners to
employment. I understand that Mr. David
made no positive promise to his spinners. He
only that he would take their case into co: •
if they would return to their employment; and
it would be none the worse for tbem: hut that 1.
discussion should take place till they were fairly e
work. It is generally believed that some advanced
wages will be the result.
" The weavers held a Meeting o: Deputies facie
Counties of Lancashire, Yorkshire, Cheshire, Duire
shire, &c. on the sth instant, at the Spread Ea;i,i
Buty, about nine miles from this place, when a
lution passed for an advance of 7s. in the
Pe—
four shillings advance on the 7th instant, acd i.
more on the Ist day of October ensuing. Most d
'the Manufacturers here and in the neighbourhai,
have agreed to give an advance of 41. but the farther
Ss. I am sure will he strongly resisted by the Hata.
facturers..

" Last Friday the 95th Regiment of Fent rrhei
in Manchester per Old Quay packet, from Warri:i-
ton, to assist the civil power ii nece:sary; fearibiar
entertained that the Tura-orb Lad sosnehisg of s
political nature in view, but it is genera.u.y be!iersi
that no sentiments of that sort prevailed =err rltn
It is said last Thursday the Gianl.l.tri artl7s2,
fouad a true Bill against Johnson.

The Paris Papers of Monday arrived this fornvil

Lieutenant-General DoNavin; has publ;le1:
letter in the Journals, in which he declares
not as a witness, but as implicated with Get.calCr
NULL in the alleged conspiracy, that be has beei sue'
moned before the Juge dinaruciims and intenego•

The Duke of WELLINGTON. on the Ist inse,
viewed the Wirtembergh contingent of the
()ccupatiun, and then set off for Saargnetn43r3b!lle
way of Bitch', accompanic.l by Generals 51)0
and Scti ELER, to review the Bavarian troeys.

Accounts from Vienna, of the 25th August, ci»
that a robbery to a large amount has been come-
ted on the Arch Duchess MARIA LOUISA. The vkle
Court being at the Theatre on the evening of the.,
some thieves broke into the Cabinet of the Archr;'
chess, and carried of a casket containing .alb
quantity of valuable jewels and foreign specie, eg."
mated to be worth one million Austrian ccuiene!''
All the researches of the Ponce to disecver thtt4.
predators have been ineffectual.
The Grand Duke of Ram.; has given 3 roe 03"
stitution to his subjects, by which the escr.pi.o
from taxation heretofore enjoyed by certain yiio2,
eJ classes are abolished—the Lutheran, C.11%1-:-
and Roman Catholic persuasions are placed uPe49
equal footing as to the admissibilittof their meeff
to civil and military offices--the liberty of the ecb•
ject in person and property is guaranteed—the 1
sponsibility of Ministers and all persons in 016° is
decl.tr I r and a Representative Assemhly
consisting ef two Houses, Lords Zol C 6".

Tots, The firs: Sesslon of the States is to commence
ea the In of February next.
The Jolonal des Debats, in noticing the account
iaa in the American vipers respecting the seizure
bed in the province of Texas by some French re-
ridicules their affectation of establishing an
ident Power, and accuses them of fraud and
to nt& The Journal de Paris, on the other hand,
the Journal des "Mats for insulting their
imen in their misfortunes: " Although exiled,"
N from France, in submittiag to that punish-I
they still remain under the safeguard of the
law which has punished them. If these men,
verreted to another climate, endeavour' to esta.,
\an asylum there—if they live there snore peace.
than in the country which they have embroiled,
taful remembrance ought to pursue them ; and
, not, above all, become Frenchmen to hold
to the scorn of the world their compatriots,
cished even by a just law."
ihe Union small though it be, is, we rather think,
(ton being of that contemptible character which
jowl des Debats would ascribe to it. It is ex-
rad that it will be speedily reinforced by crowds
..,tkiaked spirits from Europe, and it is not among
Iran probable of events, that such 'an association
liscontented soldiers, regulated by military insti-
tutions, may yet become a formidable power capable
tercising a very considerable influence on the
itics of the Western hemisphere.
On the ;fit of this month military and religious
tesemonies ate to take place at Strasburg, for the re-
ception and consignment to their final abode of the
mortal remains of General KLEBER. A special invi-
;don has been addressed to the retired and unem-
ad Officers, who will escort the body from the
of the town to the cathedral, and who will pay
List honour to one of those chiefs who so often
them to victory. A Strasburg journal is in a
fret lest it should be suspected that the Gene-
had abjured the Holy Roman Faith, in which he
educated; and all this because the Protestant

,iergy of Marseilles (more tolerant than their Ca-
c brethren) received, with the honours due to his
pit, the remains of this accomplished warrior.

,e publish to-day in a preceding part, the pro-1
tidings which have led to the recent dissolution of
House of Assembly at Bahama. It is said that
Itllembers are preparing for the consideration

Kt.sters, a history of the transactions in which
they have been opposed to the Chief Justice and At-
:er.ticneral of that Colony.

hince LEOPOLD arrived at Lausanne on the 30th
time, whence lie continued his route for Berne,
sine he will visit his sister, the Grand Duchess
.INSTANTINE, of Riissia.
Calitivi BARRIE has been appointed to the corn-
trnal on the Lakes of Canada, in place ofSir ROBERT

Ilmt,latelv deceased.
The 11311.1 Regiment of Infantry, commanded by
the Duke of RICHMOND, now stationed at Brighton,
erpected toleave England, for Quebec, next Spring.
The Members of the United Service Club are ac-
t:rely employed in preparing for the opening of the
peace campaign. Yesterday their materiel was in-
creased b vi&ht prime half-hogsheads of claret safely
;laced an thnr well-equipped cellars!
The Earl of FIFE has a large party of friends at
scat in the Forest of Maly among whom are the
larquis of TWEEDA Le, the Marquis of BLANDIORD,
and Sir WILLIAM Ettior—all excellent shot:. The

woe among the grouse has been proportionably se-
•..e, the return of killed in one day being 220 brace!
sir WILLIAM CURTIS, with a party of friends, ar-
iral it Shields, yesterday se'nnight, in the worthy
Baronet's yacht. They were in Newcastle on Thurs.
un their way to Gosforth House, utere, it is
zJenteod, they are engaged to spend a few days
tah Mr. BRANDLING.

Friday an affair of honour took place in Mallow,
tc.ween Colonel seconded by Mr. C--cu,
and Dr. C-I', seconded by Mr. at..--T :on the
signal being given, Colonel B. fired, without effect, on
-Nth his antagonist discharged his pistol in the air.
On the 31st of last July, an Ordinance was issued
r!crn Carlton House respecting the changed and ilia-
-rayed formation of the High Court of Appeal at
Cetle. It is increased to the number of one President,
t Vice-Presidents, and eighteen Counsellors. The
aomiaation of six Counsellors is reserved to the Sove-
?tip, the twelve others are filled by the States; ,and
Whilst:re, those of Hildesheirn, Osnaburgh, and
East Friedand, each name one. The regulation that
the me:rbeis must be of the Lutheran religion is abo-
lished; and, in conformity with the sixteenth arti-
cle of the Act of Confederation, the Roman Catholics,
as well as the professors of dr. Reformed Religion,
re declared admissible. Instead of the two divisions
hitherto male, there are to be 31 votes, each consist-
ing of one President and six Counsellors. With respect
to the relations oldie members among each other, it
is ordered that, instead of the mode of voting by
dosses, hitherto employed, the senior of the Nobles
!hall vote first; then the senior of the Professional or
urged Class ; then the second of the Nobles ; then
tit :crowd of the Professional Class ; and so on.

AS UNWIRING RuPtuittc.—The following whin-
Sur toast wit given on the 4th of July, at Natchez,
the United States, by Major THOMAS FREEMAN:—
:114! boundaries of the United States, from Baffin's
'24 to Gape Homr
lot thUriILSAL LANGUAGE.—BRUCE, the travel-
let, was fondof )hewing his visitors at Kinnaird,
Of the thirty mfferent languages that were
'pollen ill the camp of the Caravans, in Africa. To
dare the ens of the unlearned, he called these lan-
roages the red, blue, green, &c. according to the co.
kin of its character. On shewing these MS.S. to i
44, digiaguisbed for the vivacity of her remarks.
Ad het.that the word kiss vr4s to be met
`,•!lb, expressing the same idea, in some passages of
rin.bow of languages, she pleasantly observed--
Mdl now, and did not I tell
Ig you, Mr. Dame, that
nMe same We world*Over