Star.
London, England, 1829-05-08 00:00:00

NAVAL IN I'ELLItiENCE.

MAILS Ammo) This Day—Dublin 1— Waterford I—Lisbon
Hollant 1. •

The Crawford Davison, Sanford, from Trinidad, bag arrived of
the Stan.

The Traveller, Anderson, arrived off Aberdeen, sailed from
Montego go-, Jamaica, at the 14th March; saw a schooner in
'shore (mike Florida Keys; on the 4th ultimo fell in with the
Alexander, of Pitt's Town, out SS days from Cad's, the crew in a
state of starvation—supplied them with beef, bread, &c. and left
them in lat. 44. long. Six On the 17th, lat. $O. long. 34. spoke the
Universe, Crligie, Irons Belfast to Quebec.
Matioass, May 7.—The Harmony, Brown, from Faro to Lan-
don, was assisted off Foreuess Hock last night; after being lightened
she will reship the cargo and proceed.
Mu.rotio, MAT 11.--The Betsey. of Aberdovey, was driven on
shore yesterday at Sandy Haven, within this harbour; most of the
cargo expected to be saved.

MILD May 7.—Wind W.S.W.--Arrived from Landow the Jo-1
sepb. Anderson, foe Quebec.
Poanwount. BlAT.7.—Wind W. to W.N.W.—Arrived the
Creole. Galloway. from 'Pernambuco.
Pc.Tasouya Slav 6.—Arrived his illajesty's ketch Vigilant. from
Lisbud ; ma his lidajesty's brig Britontan, from Gibraltar and
Lisbon.

FAIL3IOOIII, MAT 6.—WindW.S.W.—Arrived his Majesty's cut.
ter Bramble, from Lisbon—sailed illitli April. Sailed the John
and William, --s for Newfoundlaed.
Livaaroor., MAT 6.--Arrived the Packet, ll‘Artlittr, from
Bengal and Mautitios • Norval, Boyd, from Carthage's& ; Lady
Douglas, --.—N, from gerbice i • Ana, Bird, from Savannah; Medi.
tenons Packet, from Ceptrsloais.
Amami, May S.—Arrived the Traveller, Anderson, from
'amide& • . •
TIOX THE PITIIOIITI 1001111111 AL, MAT 7.
By the Brltemart, Vigilant. and Bramble. which have arrived
within, the last two days from Lisbon, we learn that the second
part of the expedition about to be dispatched to Terceira was be-
ginning to look formidable. It consists of a line of battle ship with
the late( Atlanta! Rosa; the Prtola,•44, vrigpig lay so long in the
• Sound; three smaller vessels of war, and thieliarge ships as trans-
ports- The list part. which sailed on the 10th ultimo, consisted
;elm° endll frigates, two sloops. and two store.sbips. Tins grand
armada is to collect, we are told, off the island of St. Michael's, and
thee carry the rebellious island. by I cirop de emirs. The Diana,
Cepiain (or Coaimodere) Evened, which sailed in January fur the
blipckaile of Tercsira returned Wthe Tagus about a fortnight since
mg id 41iit'ress having beta unable or unwilling to 6 st laksiol.
Nis Majesees iihip Briton, 46. Limit. Chas. (actifig in the
absentia at she Hen tCaptabi Merlon, in Lo )e arroted hers
during Wednesday might wittr 40 men kern riNewhaven. for hie.
. Majesty's .hip Warspite. sa4 sailed again on Thursday evening, to
proceed so Portsmouth.
•Arrourrstiorre.—Lieut. E. Thrackstone, to the Arrow cutter;
Mr. Wowleyer.• to• be •Pirsei of the Ordinary for the whole of
the river Thames; illr. Denali, Purser us the Helkori.
Mr. Dickman, of the Sybil*, is prilimitred to be Lieutenant of
the Mirth Star. •

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The Duke of CUMEIRIAND Whiled hie MAJESTY yes.
terday, at Ms Palace in Sc. James's.

Prince LIKOPOLD left town yesterday for his seat at
Claremont.

The Doke of Gt.oucerran visited Mr. BURFORD%
Panorama of Paris yesterday.
Prince Litman, the Russian Ambassador. and Mon.
slur Rout. the French Charge crliffairs. bad a bog conference
watts the Sal of Aseseasis yesterday at the °flee of the Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs. The Itaria ASSIUMS bad after-
wards an interview with the Duke of Wau.usavon.
Prince ESTSAHASY, the Austrian Ambassador. trans-
acted business with the Earl of Autumn yesterday. at the
• Foreign 011 ice.
'Letters 'Were received yesterday at the Office of the
Secretary of State for the Heine Department. from the authorities
st :Manchester. -Lord Ftriaor Sow Military Secretary to
ebe Cooassawiar of the Rice% was occupied a considerable time
with Mr. Pitat.;nt the Hoene .(ice. Mr. Psec afterwards visited
she Dubs of Wes.s.reoson.
Viscount Enwourt• had an interview with the Duke
of %Victual's yestioday. at the Treasury.
LiirdlovrAton. Gowan visited Mr. Secretary Pus.
yesterday, at the Home Oita.
DiaFatches were. sent off yesterday evening from the
Colonial , with. different Governors of the West India bends.
An itallan messenger arrived from Ancona at an
,stally hour yesterday morning. with dispatches for Sir Chosen
Nloanar from Sir Fauna:cc Aiwa. the Lord High .Coinnalssioner
of the-ioniats'lslands; and also from Sir P. MALCOI.II for Vis..
count., blet.vicas.
We Itatie heard it confidently stated that Madame
Vssrau is married •to a Captain Piro.un•• we believe of the
Goode-4,05" Gonads:
Et'uor.paid a visit to the LORD MAYOr at the
Slan•ion House yesterday.

The coosecration'of the new Church, dedicated to
Sant Jamey in Beemearkey, took place yesterday, by the Right
Ram-rept the X;edjliahrsol.Wnanssems. The novelty of the
occasion artiact A west crowded and fashionable attendance of
the inhabit-mini ofthe parish of Bermondsey, immediately resident
within the &Waif tie new Chard of St. James ; and when the
brilliant circle of beauty bad been accommodated in the pews ond
galleries of the. Cherchobecemperail was grand, and extremely in-
teresting. It was computed that nearly !ROO persons were present.
TRINITY GoLLRon, DeßLlN.—There are at present.
three fellowship. vacant in the University of Dublin (or soon sviU be),
one by the resignation of Dr. KLAWCTOP.whe has accepted the pro.
temonhip of divinity, one by the resignation of the Rev. Mr. Maann,
and.une vacancy is occasioned by the death of the Rev. Dr.Mn.son,,
who held•the college Lining of Chnieecle, near Armagh. the erne.'
lumen's of II hid are stated to be 2.5001. a year, and whickacourse,
will be acce#ted by sonic one et the Fellows.—Meenissg Regiskiv.
The Haitian family, afterhaving paid a visit to their
native Valley. have spin returned to Landon, and made their re-1
appearance at the Argyll Rooms yesterday. In addition to the
airs,and waltzes with which they delighted the town last season,
they introduced one or two which they had studied during their
short serium. at home. AU the pieces were ding with correct-
ness and considerable effect. Every one of ascot was beartilf•l
applauded; and two or or three (including the air know ender the
name of •• The Swiss Boy") were loudly encored. The falsetto-
'slurring of the tenor was peculiarly pure and agreeable. The
Marquis of Csasatesaaa. Sir Thomas Acs.anD, and several other
proms of distinctive were present. The performance concladed
' with " Goo save the Ring," after which Sir TOIONAS AC LA MD car-
&ally shook kends with the perkemen. with whom be cc:wined
it ?coldly maystsatioa fee a coasallerabto time.

BPITALFIELDS—(THIS PAY).
Thrush it was yesterday -anticipated th4t, from the
favourable dispositina evinced by the masters, to arrive
at an amicable adjustment with their journeymen, the
destruction of property would at lest have been sus-
pended ; yet, instead of allaying their discontent, their
concession appears to have aroused a more bitter spiiit
of vengeance. The manner in which the manufac •
wren proposal was received last night, and the scorn
with which it was treated, to those who witnessed them,
gave sufficient indications cf what would have been the

consequence. On minute inquiry we find, that in addi

Lion to the property already destroyed, out of no less
than eighty-sis looms the work, since the sun•setting of

yesterday, has beef cut ; and besides, a great deal of the

'beard machinery demolished.

siuring the *hole of this morning the entire of the
district uus kept in the most levesish excitement.

Gi cups of the wot kmen assembled at the corners of the
streets, and expressed their discontent in angry and bit-
ter terms. Judging by their appearance, they watit.-d
but little if any encouragement to burst out into open

acts of violence. At eleven o'clock several pieces of
work, which were cut out the preceding night, were
removed to t is warehouses • f Messrs. Brooks and Duff.
in Spital.squate, and the acri honious disposition of the
' mijmity of the journeymen may be judged of by the
fact of their following and cheering the persons who
.conveyed them. When they arrived in front of Messr%
B. and D.'s premises, a yell was set up of so astounding
a character as to alarm the whole rieii{hbourhood, and
to raise an apprehension that tkey would afterwards
proceed to the demolition of the building. This, bow
,ever, they fortunately did not attempt, owing, perhaps,
to the presence of a party of the Bow street patrol,
rather than to any diminution of their angry spirit.
Numerous manuscript placards were last evening and
this morning posted up at the Croats and Anchor, and
the other principal trade houses, purporting to be the
terms offered by individual mast -es to their men.

The Committee of Delegates were again this morning
to meet the Committee of :Waste's, and this evening a
meeting will be held to receive their report.
It is confidently stated, th&t should the present de-
struction of property be persevered in, the assistance of
a detachment of the Guards will be called in—picquets
of whom, under the direction of the civil authorities,
Will patrole the district.

-simm-
BOW-STREEET.

Yesterday several Gentlemen connected with the silk trade in
SOW&ids, came to this 01lice for the purpose of applying to Sir
Hinman Berta, as Chief Magistrate of Police foe the county of
Middlesex, to request that an additional number of tiow4trets
*Mears might be sent forthwith to the districts of Spitslirlds, in
consequence of the increased disturbances in that quarter.
Mr. 114.0.1.4, to whom the applicants applied, told the Gentlemen
! that Sir K. &ride had gone to•the Ace of the Secretary of State,
at Whitehall. and advised them to apply to Mr. Stafford, wit.
would•noitnibt afford them the assistance they required.
One of ths Geodesics stored that be had been a loon to a con-
siderable amount, owing to theoutragesitomnsitttd by the journey.
men weavers, who appeared to act upon a anwerted plan, and 'so
'they remained quiet in the day, and carried on the work of de-
struction at night, the presence of an additional number of officers
was &Nobody nece.aary, in order it po4.ittie;to check their opera-
twos, and save the property or those ass iiso whom their vengeance

api eared to be leeched. There ought so tie at keg one Or talPir
Wirer. iu every street with's& the. district, to afford any thing libel
an adequate protection digaUlft the tadawrod primordia/s
trafiguidiod men. •
The academie then proceeded to the Ate of Mr. Stafford.

to whom they stated the ;abject et their apylicatino, and byls-sitissi
direction, we were givers to understand. Cu. additional innisher of
olliters were ordered to Spitallield., with directions to patrol tap'
neighbourhood tram tight echo& to the eveibis natal two in the
•
muralist •• •• a
It was stated by one of the Gentlemen as • las belief, that the
eaceseet which, bad already. AA's) place wereleilmist instwees MO
Mitletttly theyes suns whu ware left in charge of the prwas Ls Mow
the looms had been broken and the silk• destroyed; in cualleyb,•
Van of • which Fagan, an °Sete oP this vita blishnornt. admit
That at three u'cluck on Thursday morning, tut* on duty •be
Spitalfiehl, be entered a house where be isattbeen inkwells' algae
itnirheynt•tss had been a few moments before fur the .purpem
of deatroying what they could Sn.l upon the premises. Fagan ealli
that the place was in darkness when he entered lt,•and nputs'graing.
up stairs, having procured a light, be saw a quantity of • silk cat to'
pieces, upon which be inquired of the persons in drawn( the pre.
Woes whether the men (who according to elude statement, cassia
the destruction) were provided with a light? He was answered
that they tette not; upon which Fagan observed that it was quite,
impossible that the mischief could have beta acctisupihbed- lb' the. 1
dark. unless by persons who were well aejeninted With tile 'yew'
mike, and knew where to lay their hands.

THE MANCHESTER 100 TS.

Manchester, Wednesday Evening.
In our last we gave an account of the proceedings up
to half-past eight o'clock on Tuesday night. At that
time the par ties of the military and police were parading
in Ancoats•street, and though the streets were exceed-
ingly cross ded, no acts of intimidation or violence were
committed. Later in the evening, Is .wever,different mobs
assembled in other parts of that district of the town, and
while • the police and military were quelling one mob,
another was busily 'engaged in the %v.-4k of plunder.
The shops of three provision dealers in different streets
were ransacked. These three had, by their conduct
when called upon by the mob during the day. rendered
themselves obnoxious, either by withholding a pittance,
or by making use of threatening language. An attack
was also made much about the same time upon another
factory, belonging to Messrs. J. and J. Pit ker, the same,
Gentlemen whose factory 'was destroyed on Monday.
Ali the windows on the one side of the factory were
brokai by stones ind brickbats; a house close by. in
which one bf the firm occasionally lived, was broken
into, and nearly all the furniture was taken out and
destroyed ; the leather beds were cut up, and the feathers
strewed to all the winds of Heaven. A general cry of
"Set the factory on fire:" was raised, and this advice
would most likely have been carried into effect but for
the arrival of a party of soldiers, at whose approach the
mob dispersed.
During the rest of the night all remained quiet. The
streets were clear by ta aye o'clock; and the only di!.
ference in our usually quiet hours alter that was the re-
port now and then of fire arms, discharged in terrors:a
by those appointed to watch the factories.
Wednesday there was not the slightest manifestation
of riot during the whole day. The soldiers, however,
showed themselves in the principal streets where the
'tots of the previous day bad taken place, and in which
crowds of people still loitered about. About 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, from 200 to SOO ,set at St. George's-
fields, and, after half an hour's deliberation, dissolved
the (netters*, and went away out of the town, in the
direction of Middleton; but it is not known that they
have committed any depredations.
As might be expected, every advantage is takes of
the terror which these proceedings have spread, and
every where in the suburbs df the town small parties of
ten or twelve men are to be teen calling at the dwelling

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