Star.
London, England, 1818-09-25 00:00:00

MANCHESTVII; SEPTEMBER 29.

We still remain tooquil here, but the 'number. ti
Spinners who' haessatliefutiftned admission ituo the
different factoriei/ and thin. thrown out of -employ,;
meat, is very coatidOrable—in sortie inlet faetotils
they amount to more than fifty; and these, it seems,.
are to be for ever excluded. ' There is no doubt but
by far the greater part of these will eventually find'
their wart° America; as- there have been persons
this
town a considerable time back, engaging both
Walters and Wenvers.ko emigrate, and they manage
thebusiness' with. sueleridroitness, that great num-
bers have embarkettlebolisbourers or agriculturalists,
within the last four W:Ohs, and eluded all detectiOn.
Many that have gone from this neighbourhood, have
sent theinost flattering accounts to. their .frienfis here,
as to the improvement in their situations,.and stre,
nuously urging their friends to fiallow their:trample.
Many of the Weavers still remain 450-Of 'itisphay,
tefusing to go in unless their full deMandi of advisee
kis complied with. This branch of our mannl'at4.
turea is not et present very brisk ; and..an expected
event keep many persons from speculating.
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PEMBROKE, SEPTEMBER 22.

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The whole of yesterday it blew very heavy front
the Southward, and towards the evening to almost
a hurricane. About five P. M. the WOLF cutter, hav-
ing on board Lord Exucami, arrived in the haven,
from Plymouth, in less than thirty hours, accompa-
nied( by the HERON sloop of wat. The vessels came
to anchor off the Dock-yard.. During the passage
the VVote sprung her main-boom, and received other
damage, which is now making good in the Yard.—
Hi:, Lordship remained en board the cutter all night,
and came on shore this morning : he very minutely
inspected the several vessels, on the stocks, as also
the extensive Docks now forming, together with the
other works carrying on, which his Lordship ap-
peared to be much pleased with, particularly the
eligible spot fixed on for so large a Naval Establish-
ment. It is but reasonable to anticipate that his Lord-
ship will perceive the unguarded state the Haven is
in at present, and thereby immediately recommend
to Government the expediency of erecting fortifica-
tions, as depredations might be carried on by an
enemy in this Haven to the greatest extent, unless
such works were erected. The gallant Admiral, af-
ter his inspection in the Dock-yard, repaired to this
town, where he was welcomed by a merry peal from
St. Mary's Church ; aid after visiting the noble man-
sion of Sir Jonts Owes:, M. P. he returned to the
Green Dragon Inn, and partook dinner, and then re-
turned on board the WOLF, which was waiting to re-
ceive his Lordship.
This thy being the Anniversary el our MAJISTT'S
Coronation, the same was observed by thci Royil
Standard being hoiited in the Dock-yard,.and the
vessels lying off firing a Royal Salute, .
Wednesday morning the foundationthe'fou ndation of .a new Cha-
pel, in the interest of the Independent .Protestant
Dissenters, was laid in Chapel-street, Salford; when
a most excellent and impressive oration was delivered
by the Rev. 3. A. Coos[ s, from lloxton College,
who likewise'perfOrmed the ceremony of placing dw
first stone.

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Till ARM%
two troops of the 10th Light Dragoons marched
on Wednesday last into Bristol from Canterbury'
where they will relieve the Royal Irish Dragbbeis.
Yesterday the Ist division of the 31st Foot ingtebed
into Chelmsford, from Dover, on their rout to Col-
Chester.
tO THE EDITOR OF THE ST4R.
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Porttmontb, September
Srn—The rtinavray toy mentioned la your Pa
of the 23d instant, is at present at Portsmouth. Any
person who will tall at the Barracks of the 21st Royal
Scots Fusileers will find him. The boy tells the same
story which he told at Paris, from whence he hat
escaped,-;-Your's, the: VgfilTAS4

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