Star.
London, England, 1820-04-11 00:00:00

ftIDDErishELI),

FROM OUR COkRESPONDENt •

Two more arrests took place yestetclity ; and 3 cbd-
siderable number of pkrsons, against whom infotma-
tiara had been laid, have absconded. '

It is quite certain that a regular chain of commu-
catiott Is kept up, by means of delegates, throughout
the whole of the manufacturing districts, extending
in a direct line from Nottingham to Glasgow, Paisley,
and other parts of the North, and branching in all
directions across the populous and extensive Counties
of Yorkshire, Lancashire, and Cheshire.

How the present state of things will terminate, I
dare not venture to predict ; but I am sorry to say,
from my own personal observation (having just re-
turned from my annual journey over the Northern
Counties), that the great bulk of the working pepu-
lation evince a restlessness of temper, and so strong
a desire for a change in the existing order of society.'
that it augurs no good. I have convened with many
of these deluded men, and endeavoured to point out
to them the folly, as well as the danger, attending
the line of conduct they were pursuing: bet their
general reply is, that they care little for the rouse.
quences ; that they would rather be killed, or safer
a violent death, than sea their wives and children fa.
mishing around them, for want of those teetsforn
which their industry was once went to obtain for
them, but which they cannot now procure by their
most laborious exertions.

It must be allowed, that with respect to the poor
weavers, and the manufacturers of low goods, they
have but too much reason for their complaints; but
it is equally true, that there are, evert. in this very
neighbourhood, many hundreds of workmen who
might have employment, at tolerably fair wages,
but who prefer standing out until they can obtain
t'teir former prices, which the present state of com-
merce will not allow the manufacturers to give ; nor
is there any probability of their ever again being
enabled to comply with the demands of the men in
respect.

You ask me how we feel here ? I assure you we
are much alarmed ; though not more so, I should
imagine, than the inhabitants of the other manuface
turing towns in this district. The military are con.
steady on the alert, and have been much harassed.
I understand, during the last ten days, several per-1
suss bare quitted the neighbourhood ; and I raiichl
fear, unless something be speedily done to allay the
dangerous ferment, that every one who has the
ability to remove, will quit these scenes of terror
and alarm.

There is a mischievous spirit abroad, and the times
are awfully pregnant with danger. The face of
society is island changed for the wont. Instead of
as industrious population. with ehosifet
decent apparel, the eye now CLICOUIULTS,
every tern, groups of squalid human be.
whose tattered clothing bespeaks the wretched.
' their condition. And• yet these miserable
congregate together, and talk of their lasi
, and'of the absolute necessity of a Revolutiso
Reform in Parliament, with as much early*
self-impostance as the ablest Senators I
shut* forgotten to tell you, that this neigh.
so famous for the scene of Olivet val•
been again visited by two of his Aositatriiii
and I have-no detubt that numbers of

are traversing the country, taking ad.
the temper and distress of the times, tq
deluded and dissatisfied workmen to acts
and rebellion. May they add their guilty
meet the reward they se justly merit.
just learnt that the** is to be a most rig)d
to-morrow, in all the neighbouring townships,
and other missiles. If anything occurs
notice, I will write you again.

Papers of Saturday arrived this forenoon.
Chamber of Deputies, on IFFiday, /IL,DV•
;ght up fit= the Committee of Petitioned,
on two remarkable Petitions—theone
ives of twenty-one persons condemned t•
consequence of the deplorable events 140.
at Grenoble, in May, 1816, complaining
•of justice ; and the other from Lieutenant.
Donw.asusw, demanding that his conduct. in
command of tho armed farce at that pried,
judged of by the Tribunals. The Can.
recommended that both Petitions should he
the President of the Council of Ministers.'
Keeper of the Seals. Itrinister of Justice.

discussion of some warmth ensued, but the re-
emmendation of the Commission was finally adopted
division.

amber afterwards commenced the discus
the Finance Project, article by article.—
will end is beyond any reasonable conjec.
will be food for a month at least.
NEWS FROM SrAIN. _ _

received news from Madrid until the
arch- A Journal, The Desperiedor Conitw
trains a very remarkable Manifesto from
isbal, who seems desirous of playing the
ttiline ; he is at this moment at Madrid,
a great noise in the Club established at
house Lerenaini, on the place du Sol
;anization of the Constitutional Govern-
on with a giant's step.•-Gesdie de "roan.
per cents. Friday,- 73 fr. 95
lave arrived to-day from Holland and

irticie dated idanhdimt Mkrelr3l, says'" We
With much surprise, ill tome of the Jour.

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pals or Paris whith hive fitailej us, that tlieA itive
been serious tronlai it lktlin 'that theginvisiii-160
iirie44 ordered to fire On tfiejitic?ple, and had id:me&
. bah received many letters fiwii but they
.do not contain anything of an alarming namie; and
we can venture to affirm, on the credit of paiki*

1 who have connexions with Berlin, that the fiesia*
totally void of foundation. We are informed) tisat'
M. WEINTER, bookseller at Heidelberg, and Mem.'
ber of the Second Chamber of Baden, has been qtr=
rested in the latter city, upon the demand of the'
Court of Prussia.

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