The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-08 00:00:00

NAVAL mrsLLIGENCE.

DIAL, Jr's,. 7.—Arrived end sailed th.
the As,ell and Ilenr) Porches, fermi fl•ozal ;
Ward, from Boattssy ; Tana; Castle. Gsllin, from
isassies ; and Genets! Mirandt, Camber, front
Teller,: the letter vessel tnprtke, nn the 31 alt. in
Ist. 35 lon. 35.20. Ihe Ito.e, 11f.1, of cud fur GI .s.
gn w. from D.enarera, ell well.

PORTINOCTII, JUNE 7.—Arrived the !th's',sr,
Ascor,;%, from the Downs for New Smith Wale.;
Croh o transport, from Caerosey ; •nd bit 11.jevy's
ship Itmarits, from a croise.—Parsed by the Coot.
faldof, Homan, from I.i.tron ; bre!), J
ilitatEn ; and Underwood, Err!, o, from Buhttfore,
io 40 da)r.—Seileti the Ann traespott, for Landon.

PLYSIOCTII, JUNI: C.—Alfifed
Houghton, horn Butelons for Jfesor ; Elita.
bigh, Disks, from l'alPtmo bnth •o. 4•11 ato
placed muls.rquaratoism—Thr It;e:s•d.ons
is srlea.owl from tiestantino, anti sailed for I.nsid.s.

FALMULTII, Jur► 5 —Arrived the Dryerle, Ildr.
rot's, from Neer Orleans; and the Norm* se►wane.,
from Crooked Island, in 42 drys, it itb the Mail of
the We Princes, Charlotte pqrkot.

IlArwicu, June 7.—Arrived the lAdy Nepali
part, Gem ihilef.(l, i'h • Moil.

lillIsTOL, JUNE 7.—Arrited the Ettirldred, Cle.
meets, and Kinc•ton, Sole, from Jamaica; and Um
Pilo', Peyton, from Decliners.

THE CARLISLE WEJPERS.

[FROM • GUMMI FAI.FR OF SILTVIDAY.]
We are sorry to state, that no accommodation hes
yet taken place between the wearers and their em.
player,.
The Mayor and several other Nlegistrates met se
Monday at the Bush inn. fur the peepers* of end's.
veering in bring @boot an agreement. Fire delegates
from the Wearers mere admitted. who pee in pre-
posais, inetfeet the saw a; those published it ear
last Paper. These were sahmitied so the consider,.
!ion of the mansfactutere. who enanionossiy, we
ballets. declared Nat it sea not in their pewee to
accede to them—that it they were to pay each wages,
such is the state of the make., they wnsld sustain
so inseppurialile lust. The Alaßiatrates then made
an attempt to eemprninise matter., by proposing that
each ; irriy should r-cetie a little; No the delugsiri
were indelible, cal thus all direct ecimmenicalion

Co Thurs Jay is W Committee pobli.l4
" A Letter to the lisitufactorets of Carlisle," is
irl.i 6 tLry isy—

't We hid hoped to hate saved ourselves the dir.
tererabie lark nt defending our cense in written erg*.
mint. We had hoped to ha,e met you persoeslly on
71:ouday last, that we might convince the Magi,.
Crates to your faces. of the justice and indispensable
necessity of our claims. K. say necessi(N. betimes
the weary loot hasp been in the habit of receiving are
quite itiadequete for our ozistence, and bevies, we
cannot live on leas' than what we state; mad even If
we received nor demands, they would eel Imola pa.
verty, or make us comfortable: they would merely
keep us from falling actual victims ti thet mess el
all to be dreaded miseries, namely—henget. let
the scanty boon we base requested, though jest end
reasonable, yno profess yourselves enable to west ;
and why ?—Burtowe your ambition sod maddened
views of aggrandisement have blinded and punted
your understandings to such a degree, that you so
more understand your own true interests thee you
regard our. You ought to know, at lout, that
your arguments are the most futile and eapstsgabie
that we ever knew advanced by men affecting a pa
torrid knowledge of the commercial world. We,
however, do not sem* you of Insincerity, bat 1..
pule your want of that knowledge to the before as-
signed cause,. You do not know that the vele, of
the cloth in the market is bird at the price at which
it can he manufactured. Had sou Wooled tiro.
per to have met WI on the general greenda ws
desired, we should have established eke jet.
lire of our claims, sod thou rank isspeliey of your go.
fetal. Gentlemen, you are iulieesced en much by
your individual views, that yosr conduct produces
I **c" diffege" from even your lapel selfish
tints. Your general answer, when we waited ore
you individually. was. a I will give your demand,
lir the rest will give it.' You determierrd, believer,
afterwards, that you would not accede to oar de-
o., oda, slid barn! a price at which you would pay et;
uhkh. bowescr, fur once, was unanimous; but us
ce undetotand there w-s even sonsagat your am.
b.,. mote then cite that slid nut accede to due pre-
,
• t rnor s; vgrdnti, F —this false statement of yew via.
vitrify. W, do not cast any reflection ma the Ala.
girtrates, but on y..ur representative, whoever he
rile:: be ; for the worthy NI- vor behaved is a ma-
! ter that dries honour to big character; but °glee to
a most lomi-ntaitle defect in the law, be coold net
I oblige y..n in do jutei,•e. The misery we base es.
durrd, end the manner in 1.1.. ch we hove been tweeted
by tinny of yonr nosolter, we shall not now sweeties;
complaints to y no cannot avail us any thing ; yet ww
Ido think, that were one spark of humanity lift,
through there might he nu horror et the crimet. Huns
might be some seniorse at their consequences."
A counter Address, signed •• Eugene," has twee
put forth, the object of which is to allay the sag/
feelings of the Weavers.

This Address was copioesly posted spied Oil
wen% bet o►s 'non torn dosses.

Fai DAY ETLNING.—A very noisome Meetilli et
Weavers belittling to Carlisle, and various rills(
the rerroendinc district (including the Seeds of Scot-
land), was held upon the Sinds ibis enemies, ref
the pot pct. of concerting farther operations. At this
Meeting, we ere sorry to se), en illegal bail gel
agreed urn, end a•lTinistered to as many as could
be cotiveultntly sworn, Itiedind theinvelves ma le
work for certain twanafacturers, nor in spy shop
where their work way he. They afierivards insrll6.
ed throve' dose of the streets, 4nd giddily dis-
persed.

LONDON. : Prime ■nd l'uldi•b•d by Mllt
bra:talas Limas, ft*. 4, li•Jiebds)-1 oust, ikte-euro.