Star.
London, England, 1816-11-04 00:00:00

THE FIJIQD3s

oae;reason Foi.the depression of the itociei .111 tis
transfers making, by some ioJividUalsrrhal the
to the French Vunds. The English 3
icilsh4th pi. The French 5 per Crum can hot: At
at 57. Tne Exchange in favour of trim
Lonaln Paris is per Cent. —ivaking *the rest of
the French 5 per Cents. by the sale ut pc;
Cents. only 53. Lint the speculator s, when they ra
wish again to bring back their money, will r.tid easaa
to regret their folly.

Tuesday, there was a numerous Mee;hie of the in,
habitatits of Glasgow, chiefly ot the wet claasel
tram the stibin he and sarrounditia cedetry, in e
park about (o roue' north from the I Iwa. wit et
number ef. Resehitions regardieg Pa:lame:eery :In.!
Borough Reform, Sinecures, Ste were praeeed anti
unaninthusfy aereed to It isa;;th pledeee we add,
that though 5e...-. it thotiseud per s ass,.teaket ie tat;
park arid (.0 Ole IJi"h1:11; hi!! ((i 1.4.;)
not the least tend cecy to riot or distn! ; $ n
as the busiiiess was over, they quietly diareioel
went -to their teipective hames. Theia, v: re,, aer-
heps about 4.0e0 assembled in the p ark r.,,,n,1 the
Dustings, for the abject of the r.ieeting, a d ,bout
as many more from curiosity ott the e,sij:icritt gr :ends
to witnesa the proceedings. •
Owing to the extreme devessina oi ritj Ler l.
mining concern, the town fled r.cigfltiotittiood of
Alston Mooir are at this time in a niost (I.•plieehle
state ;• some bundreLfs cf sloe Miner; having heels
lately discharged, aiel h itig without ;tey em ley.
meat, are in a state of conip.!ete itiseeordineteon They
have for some time past assemt left oigethei in large
Oldies every morning at the round of a horn, for the
purpose of poaching, the neighbettraeod of Alston
abounding with getna, and teem. s °died not i;i all di-
rections upo.t t!ae adjoining Manors. A •;:on...keeper
was lately tired at end weunded in attematiog to se-
cure oats of them ; aad two of the heir- rs having one
day succeeded in taking a iar:n who was oat by him.
were carrying Lids oil, when they were pnrsued •
by tae rest of the gang, and ob;ige.l to take shalt' r
in a :mir which wits 1 ently eateounaed by the
poachers, who threetene:d to sho it them immediately
if they did not release the men ; the MOZZL/S of
six guns were presented at them through tree window.;
they were, theretore, tibia:4-RJ to Meese their prisoner
to save their own lives.—(Ca-lide Pitriot.)
Wnerettevee, Oceeota '29. —The seamen rot-
played in the cod trade have at length agreed to the .
reduced wages, and vessels arenov;
We Lamont that these misguided seen should have
Sl.ood OW se long; but they have rot committed the
lest outrage during the ?'early 100
sail of vesselshave been laid tip for three mor.ats ill
consequence of the seamen ref using the wages. It-is
supposed that the late hirli out of the sailer s, as it is
called, at Vs'iliteliaven, has taken upwards of teal
theusend pounds out of circulation' in that part of the
country.
Tuesday evening a meb assembled in the town of
Walsall, which after breafing the windows of several
b tkers, &c. proceeded to the hew milli, ehout a Mile
distance from the town, where they commenced the
work of demolition with great fury. Mr. Jcees (the
c•ecuoler ot the to(tl ). had just rime to escape hewer
their arrival, with a part of his eash and Writings.--
The rio:ers either• cat tied away or • destroyed every
thing Chet remained in the house, which they coui.
pletely .gutted. In the mein dine the Magistrates of
Walsallitssembled and dispatched Messengers in all
directions tor military assistance, and in a s!-eitt time
a detechment of the 15:h HnbSitS. under Lieutenant
O'DontamA., arrived tram Woive.rhanipera ; also the
Handsworth cavalry, comm.nded by Capt. Cr .:Stott;
and 'a troop of the Warwickshire Yeoinaery, born
• Birmingham. By this write however, the rioters hid
nearly dispersed, must of thtm being occupied with
the stowage of their plunder, aed previous in the ar.
rival of the military, several had been taken into
'custody by the civil power. We are happy to add,
that since Tuesday there have been no symptoms of
disturbance. We cannot dismiss the subject witeout
noticing, that on the mereing of the day on which
the riot took place, a haw'ke'r was busily employed an
circulating throughout IVelsall, copies of the Notting,
ham Petition '(as it is called) to the Puisce. REGENT 4
and it is said, that on the preceding tieturday, au
emissary from Nottingham visited that to a n.—('arp
ford:hire Alerrtiter.)
Monday there was a meeting at Manchester of
5000 or 0100 of the lower meters of the people, but
who separated, after some violent speeches hone the it
aeeders, withoat disturbance.—(Bilj
Vessels laden; with grain contiiitie to arrive at tee-
horn train the 'Black Sea. A depot ot 570,000 sacks
has already been formed at Leghorn; aod as there is ,
no room tar stowing any more there, a fresh depot
has been formed at Pisa Some speculators have tr ied
to make experts to Genoa, but it wash:nit-i that there
had also been numerous arrivals at • that part. • Six
hundred vessels have been dispatched (tom difrereet
ports of the Mediterranean to Odessa for gtain, and
its yet only 300 have returned. The others are waiting

for cargoes.
On the 22d of October three vessels, laden with
corn, entered the port of Antwerp ; one came -from
Rotterdam, and two from Amsterdam.
Cotter EXCIIANOR, MAnt:•LANF., Nov. 4.—There
was a very large supply of Wheat this day from
Esies and Kent, but no fresh arrivals from any other
ports. Early in the'morning a few fine runs from
the former county said at last Monday's prices, but
the std le arterwardsb..e .me very dull, and the mo: r..
log's prices were not .obtainable by 1•.11 Ss. per guar.
ter. Having but little Barley e.t market, fine samples
reached Friday's prices; but other descriptions aje
2s. per quarter cheaper. Oats and Beans are 2s. per
quarter dearer, in consequence of the wet weather.
White Peas arc :ss. per quarter dearer, but Grey ones
are fully 2s. per quarter lower. In other articles no
alteration.

Wheat, Kent suet lEsssz. Old,
—s. 928..1035.
diffolk, 92s 10Ss.
Norfolk, 86s. 965.
Rye, 50s. 535.
Harly, 58$ Stis
Malt, Sas 965.
White Pees, '7os. 765, Was,
Sas. Ns
Grey Peas, Us. Sas.
Small &au, 625. 651.

Tick Ditto, 58.. 625.
Oau, Potatoes 465.
Ditto, Peand, 40s. 4Sa.
Ditto, Ferd, Sas. 445.
Rapeseed, £42. £I4 per lug
Floor, V 05.1150. per .ack.

PONSIGN.
Wheat, Dentate, 903.* i 00s.
Ditto, Baltic Red, SO.. 91
}iambi or Bremen, ,703, :0,
Brat ant Red, 70s. ;6s.
Rye, CO.t. CO3.