The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-16

ca ,nortance was attached in of the English pa
rs TO communication which passed on the Soth March,
ram the Duke of Wellington to the Duke of Newcastle.
T Times observes that Justice Shallow had access once to
hn If Gaunt in the yad, Falsta states but was
ony to get his head broke appears the Duke had men-
d 90 to Windsor at the head of procession OF pedes-
ans and ges present petitions against the Cahoc
Nil bu the King sgned his pleasure that the Petitons
ho,lS he transmitted through the Home Secretary.
The London Sun Of the sS Fly Majesty ON Saturday the
Voo continues firm in his opinion of the absolute necessity
If t6e Catholic Relief Bill being passed"
The Duke of Cambridge has transmitted his proxy to the
nuke of Wellington, in favor of Catholic claims
The House of Peers consists of about 400 members among
whom are ROYAL Dukes Archbishops, 10 English Dukes,
o. Mouses (incdng the representative of Scotland
I'D Iceland 1877 Ears ncudng the Scotch and Irish re-
neentaye peers) 26 Vscounts (ncudng the Scotch and
irish representative peers with that e "a Bishops (ncu-
ding the Irish representative prelaes and iso barons n
o the peers of Scotland and Ireland OF
tba rank of nobiy) The list printed by order OF the
House includes Catholic peers, who, though they could
not take their Seats retained their names on the rolls OF
Martin who set fire the York Cathedral has been tried,
and pronounced guilty of setting fire to York Minister IN an
state of mind and has been remanded to prison to
await the will of his Majesty The Times observes that the
cases of Benghram and others cited on the trial. were not
analogous to that of Martini the original depaved purpose
of the former caused them to become deranged whereas the
understanding Martin prosrated before he entertain
ed the project of committing the act
terrible accident happened Hyde the LIST of April,
Al about half past O'Clock in the evening The cotton
SINNERS who turned Stockport, amounting in numbers
to have mainly supported by those spnner who
remained in full work in other places, particularly in Man
chester HYDE the neghborhood The master manufac-
re resolved consequence to reduce the wages OF those
endowed while the continued and published an ad
dress to the operatives who met in great numbers TO consider
it. at the Norfolk Arms in Hyde. The club room which
the meeting held Is yards long and yards vide
S or seven hundred PERSONS including females attended at
half past s. and in about hour afterwards two beams gave
way by which about persons precpated into the
room below The floor of that room also gave ways and the
whole mass descended into the cellar The noise heard
all over the town. of horrible confusion ensued
Twenynne were killed. and ten twelve others were not
expected to recover.
In Manchester the of trade is no BETTER and appe-
tensions are so far entertained of something serious arising
out of it, that association has been formed to preVent
dangerous combinations, but without interfering in the price
of labor, &c. -, 81,
The communication of the Association of the friends Of
civil and religious liberty, and of the friends OF ireland IN
.pers of the Sd ult.