The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-19 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGNaGN.

Dkat., Jute IL—Salle' yesterday the Msrprott
Simplon, for Astwerp.—Arrived and sailed fur the
River the Meterm Castle, Ralph, trues Bombay;
and Stringer. Foster, free Jamaica.—Arrived and
tailed for the River to-day, the Lady Relies. Asher,
from }Wards; the Leedom, Denran, from Tobago;
Sappho, Artisan, from Jamaica ; Merle, Lergle, from
Oporto fir Leith ; Neptune, Swaesten. frwn T. iesti
for Leith ; Prises William, Davidses, frees Mist
for Newcastle ; Foreersiogen Krieger. frods
Croix for Cepanhegen ; and William, Yidler, frog
Christiana for Itye.—Arrired end remains the %Vie,
from a cruise.—Cese down from lb. Rider the Tri-
dent, for Jamalts ; torten. and Mary, for (bri-
bes ' • hlatilda, for Nerfosedland; Ind Lsdy Frances,
for Colombia.
Il mg, Jvt.t 17.—Sailed the Auckland porker,
for Helloed ; Eclipse do. for Ceabsven; and Thetis
do. for botteebergh, all with Malls.
Poarsitouvi, Jut.* 18.—Arrived )4•pider It
Dniree. Angot, frees Hoolleer.—`ailed the Good
Intent, Whitiell, for St. John's, N•vireendlanfl.--:
Seiled to-day the Loyal BAN( sad Jams( trees-
ports, for Plytnoeth.
PLTKOUTH, JULt tlii ifarmedyi
Mitchell, from Copenhagen ; Henry Clay, Cowles,
hew London for Norfolk; and the Z•phli trios-
port, from Jersey, with troops.
Faxmount, JULT !U.—Sailed the Sufenneb, 11411,
for Lisbon; end the Cercatall, Tolle.; Ind the
Union, —, for London.
Livravoot., int Id.—Arriird the Arab, from
tit Irish swims ; and the Ellison, Tele, from
Mirantichi; sailed the 15.11 of Jane; ea the 41st et
June, off l'emi's island, spoke the Fend'', Glad-
stone; sin the 224 of June, in lat. 45. 40., long. 55.
50., spoke the Brulswirk, Mahe, from Durpool to
Qeebee ; sod on tie 234 of Jane, in It. 40. 29,
long. 18., spoke the Aid, Bailey, from Loaders fob
Quebec.

The Leeds Reform Meeting, annoseted for Mon:
day nest, it is now finally determined, will be held
on Hanalei-moor. The ioteation of the movers of
this business wee to have occupied the yard of Owl
Coloured ; hat on eppllcation to the Tres..
tees they declioed to seller their premises to be op-
propriated to that rap--not front any hostility to the
cause of Reform, for we beliefs they all see awl feet
that some Reform is neceSsary, but from t
milieu to prejudice any application they may base to
make to Parliament, by seeming to give Counteosied
to the violent proceedings that have disiingeshed need/
of these Meetings. Seme persons have repressed
alarm for the tranquillity of the toasted oeighboer.
hood nn the day of Meeting ; but we coeceive that
these fears are entirely grouudles'. The proceedings • i
of the Yorkshire Reformers have, slate the first
Meeting on lionelet.moor, ensiled comparatively
moderate tone, and le those places in litircesbinii
where the most violent language hat West held, the
behaviour of the pipettes has been peaceable sod
orderly. We bail these symptdat of returning good
Sense with sincere pleasure; aid we hopethe report
that the I.oao Lieutenant of the West Riding will
have to make to his Government will amount bat le
ibis—" That there is a greet deal of seffering, sad
its never-failing concomitant, mach ditaatisfsction ;
bet that there is no collecting Ousts or pikes In this
Riding; and that the laws of the country, whew
duly administered, seem folly equal to the preterea.
tion of the public peace."—( Leeds Mercury.)
We have been surprised to read in the Leeds
Newspapers of Monday and Thursday last, that the
principal \vowels the woollen mapufacturei at Dews-
bury, bud emoted to the regulations of advance of
price and limitation in quantity of work ; which have
been the objects sought for, by the labouring classes
in entering into the " Union," end that all is sew
harmony and peace. These representations, we have
the best sethotity for saying, are 'streusel,' at veriest*
with Ilse teat. So far from the differences having been
adjusted, the combinsties is is full operation
at Dewsbury. and has esteoded to the neigh. ;
bearing district of lierkeroodwitke, Batley, &c.
where the men have all wreck for en advance of
wages. The whole of the blanket trade is la cone
sequence in a state of stagnation, and " it remains
to be see.," says our Correspondent, " whether the
prices demanded, eau be afforded to be glen, or
whether this advance will drive the trods to places
where the combination does not ezist.ii—" The sem
demanded," he adds, " is an advance of about ten per
cent. es the ma notelets red geods t a rid at the forewent*
of wages, the workmen raised from t 4. to 16s. per
week, for 11 hours work daily. In consequesee
this state of things, and the depressed situation of
trade, Messrs. lialliley, Soo, end Brook, of Norio
bury, tees largest Blanket Manufacturers of Eugland4
have resolved to shot op their Mill ; end at the close
of the present week they will finally suspend their
operations.
" We testa that the objedt of the abeve-meeo
tioited " Union" is Ist, to advance the price of lad
beer--atol Sdly, to suture constant employment.
And the means proposed for effecting these objects
are, Ist, to diminish the boors of labour—and 'idly,
to restrict the weekly earnings of the.workweers, to
a sum sot esceeding from a guinea to 245. a week.
This sem, it is supposed, world, et the adrsoce.
prices, be obtained by eight hours' labour is a day,
and the supply of goods, the pre jectors Innen*
would, in conasspience, be reduced to a level with the
demand, whereby better prices would be obtained,
both lo the home aid io fortis§ markets."—,( Leeds.
Mercury.)
A few days since, at the Dog public-bosse ie the
Close, Newcastle, a pitman, for II trilling wager, eat
three dotes of hard.boiled eggs in 33 minutes, being
seven minutes widths the giveafterwards
eoaffieinreds
stseowdsogieenr,pethiasstyhpeieswo;and inaish his rerst
bletisopenes
aopreu, bdp
then is doubt bit gormourllslog pourers.
An awful tapioca of Geddes death oceerred at the
British Musette', in Greet Ressell-sorect, litroonims-
' bury t about four o'clock cm Sotortor
'beet 1:
whets the Iwo 'entries who were stet •
eed
risaeseirsg to the 'Gard-
greet gets wore telt.. • an
apes
wiled
tisian....b:o"t".esepleredt thbitegife,:imaedt raideld.eriartivea Is a few
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