Star.
London, England, 1827-11-17 00:00:00

ARRIVALS.

Count Wolff; is Gloscester.phee from Surrey; Si, Ater,
Rantard, Bart. Is Pall•mall, from Windsor ; Sir William Eigina,
Hart. in Hanover-square, from Widow ; Major Ladkow, IP&
mall, frosi Chatham; Captalwasd Mrs. Compton, is Breoloset.
from Paris; Major Lowsdes Lloyd, in George-onset. Ramo.
square, from, &swig; Mks Thomas, at Nent's Hoods, km
Switserbod and Pails; the Misses Wishhott, at ditto, from
ing ; G. C. Byrne, Bac and Purity, a ditto; G. Watssa Into,
Esq.M.P. at the Burlington Hotel, Old Bowlines sod Coro
streets, from 'shiest hi -' Mr. and Mn. Vanderlow, at dins,
from the Contioent ; Messrs. Lyons, at ditto, from the Condors;
J. Blacburn, Esq. at ditto, from the Cootinent; Mr. toad Ihs.
Jackson, at Fenton's Hotel. St. James's-strew, from Paris; Janes
Lawrence, Be+ at ditto, trod Paris; Lady Boston sad family, at
Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley.square, from Maidenhead ; VIP:OMM
Do Tagoahy, at ditto, from Surrey; Sir Henry Warde, Bart. and
Son, at ditto, froth Oxfordshire; Colonel and Captain Mattis, at
ditto, from Slitzerlaod ; J. S. Blighatr, Esq. at Bills 's Hotel, St.
James's-street, from Devonshire ; Hon. and Rev. Dean of Oasty,
at Jordan's Hotel, St. James's-street. from Brighton.
DEPARTURES.
Major and Mrs. Morgan, for Quees'irsqoare,Bath; Mr. sad Ms.
Morrison, for the New Steyne, Brighton; Sir Francis Wiles. Wm.
for Melba. in Hertfordshin ; Mrs. and Miss Berney, and Party,
from Norot's Hotels, for their seat in Devonshire; Cassel Have
and Family, from ditto, for Leamington Spa ; Mrs. and Miss Jack.
son, fpm ditto; J. Bedelingfield, Esq. from the Royal Hozeljet
Lincoloahire ; G. Jemingham, Esq from ditto, for Norwich;
James.Sparkes, Esq. from ditto, for Surrey ; Archdeacon sod Mrs.
Stopford, from Jordan's Hotel, for Brighton; Mr. and Mrs. Est,
from the London Hotel. Abeam ritystreet, for their teat, Beim
Abbey, Berks; Capt. and Min Hope, fray the Berliogtoo Hotel,
for Hastings ; General Harcourt, from ditto, for Paris; A. Epos,
Rag. from ditto, for Irelanf._

THE SILK TRADE.
Yams THE miscarry uzastn.
COVENTRY, Nov. 16.
There is Wit little business doing in Silk—owing to
the dull season of the year, and to the country dealers
baying supplied themselves at the late sale. Quotations,
however, are fully maintained, and Turkey silk is dearer
from 6d. to Is. per lb. The following is a copy of a
handbill, which has been circulated in this city :
" Coventry, November 9, it 27.
" At a Meeting held at the Half• Moon Tavern this day brine
Seem and Figure Weavers (in consequence of a sweeping aid rain.
am reduction attempted to be made in the weaving of Mow aid.
elms), it was unanimously resolved—.
" I. That the present combination to reduce the price of labost
is at this time unatiosmary and unjust.
" Y. That we are determined to suffer no abatement of the r-
oost prier, as the state of the trade does not at this time muskeg;
and It cannot be endured without our being obliged to parvaial
aid to make up the deficiescies.
" S. That the numerous workmen here assembled, resolve, by all
legal means, to resist the proposed reduction, as &stool* 1°
themselves, degrading to their families, and ruinous to the goo
prosperity of the city of Coventry."

" Monday, Nov. 11,1847.
TO ?U IILATIIVIICTOURIS to TOT liana AID TIOUIt DIUMITIMit
" Galrmsarms--We have again met and deliberated on your Pm'
posed k* of reductions. Former experience convinces us that these
frequent reductions, If further complied with, must and in rain t.
both masters and workmen. We have no wish to "yaw It el:
ceps to save yourselves and families from extreme misery. II "`
law is found ineffectual to protect your interests, and yell Climse.tAt
apply to the proper quartet for redress, we, your workmen, are r""/
and willing to backup your representations, and wrist sU in
orr
pow., to remove any disadvantages you may think you labour
under, But we must beg leave respectfully to inform you that we
cannot but submit to reduction.

" We are, Ger:denies, mars, reepeetfanY.
m ewe Gaon are never wu•eaa or commit.

THE RECORDER'S REPORT.

The RECORDS' of Loamort terday made his Report
to the Kum in Conseil of the following prisoners, If:ng
under sentence of death in Newgate, namely—
Thomas Sackett, aged !a; Charles Smith, 21 ; Henry Mgr 19;
Timothy Hagerty, SO; WUSam Ramadan, 1$ ; Joho Katen,49l
Ambrose Blackford, 22; John Riley, IS; Edward Reads 19; alw
yes
Jaates Langhans, 19, for highway robbery. Charles Headrick
43 ; John Powell, MI; Sophia Gunyon 52; William Gondne9;
i
46; Richard Barnett, 18 ; George Nelson, 19; Sarah 10000,31;
James Busked, 21; Jame. Gardner, 22 ; and Thorns' )(MOW/J.
toe larceny In a dwelling house. George Heig, 18, for ionefli
Thomas Hefted, alias Brown, ES; William Watson, 18; r,
Charles Hawkins, 24, for horse stealing ; Edward Sadler. so;
Jahn Sadler, 90, for sheep stealing. James Southgate, SS, for (1"
stealing. Henry Roger., 95; John White, Sir; Robert Mann,
15 ; Catherine Conjuet, 55 James Davies: 24; George 841,,
IS; William Cain, 16; Henry Hall, Is; and Thomas Ferry, I''
for housebreaking. Margaret Cavenagb, 45; Ann Lynch. 22; ,
Edward Lowe, 40, for coining ; and William Penny, did B4ickkl'
21, foi returning :from transpertatirm. All of whom bis kt4,o";
was graciously please!, to order to be respited during his liaVo
pleasure; excepting Jobn*Poweill., Thomas Sachet, Uwe(' lone,
Charles Smith, and John Kauai, upon whom the law is left t"
take its course, and they are ordered to be executed on Th 01441
next, the 22d haunt—The cut of James Coast, for Pr; Ira
not reported. •