The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-13

| DelllouS. BLOOD mas been shed. AT kOchdale, the
rioters destroyed the looms, and carried away the
shuttles Twenty-three were apprehended by the ma
gistrates and the military. The remainder collected
before the prison, to berate them. The soldiers at
rst hired blank cartridges which not intmdating the
rioters, who rushed upon the soldiers, several rounds
of ball were fired, by which five were killed and a.
bout twenty five wounded. There had been ex-
tenslve riots, and tyseven persons had been appre-
hended at Manchester. Through the intervention of
the soldery, it was again pretty quiet the 9TH May
The dragons at birmingham had been ordered to
Leeds. There were hopes of compromise at Spital
fields.
Goblet has addressed long petition to Parliament,
humby praying that the Protestant Church of England,
as by law established, may be by law repealed, and
utterly abrogated and abolished
Some Of the Dublin papers state that it is under
contemplation by Ministers to introduce modified
system of Poor Laws into Ireland, and the Times
strenuosly advocates the measure These papers rest
the necessity for the measure principally the assu
med fact, that great number of the 40s freeholders
having now become useless to the landed propretors
as instruments of political power, will be dismissed
from their little tenements, and reduced to beggary
Capts. Parry, and Franklin, who have been enga-
ged IN discovery expeditions and w. Campbell, Esq.
chief justice of Upper Canada have had the honour
of knighthood conferred upon them
The Liverpool Chronicle states that the importers
and dealers in Tobacco, again up in arms in con-
planters to have another years growth free of duty
We understand that an order has been issued from
the treasury for several returns connected with the
clergy, and it is whispered that the Duke of yelling
ton intends to have valuation of all the church
property, livings, &C. with view to compel the pay
ment of the full tenths which do not now amount on
an average to twentieth part of the proportion pro
vded for by statue.
The tax on British spirits last year amounted to fom
millions on tea to three millions and on candles to
half million.
There is duty chargabe on the importation OF
cats; if from any British possession in America, 3d.
each from other places cd EACH
A letter from Ancona says that the United States
having failed in their effort obtain from the Porte
the cession of island in the Mediterranean, had
opened negotiation with the Greek Government, for
similar object, with every prospect of success.
London, May A.
PoRTUGAL-We have the strongest reason to be-
ieve that the other great Powers of Europe in con-
cert with his maiesty's government, have come to
determination to the to be pursued towards
the Usurper of the Crown of Portugal. They have
caused an nmatlon to be made to him in theirnames,
that he must forthwith withdraw from the exercise of
his usurped authority; nor, after his past conduct do
they consider his remuneration of the crown sufficient
guarantee for the futures the powers have consequently
declared that his presence that of his mother can
not be any longer permitted in Portugal or any part
of the PENINSULA but that the event of his retiring
quietly ample for both will be guaranteed to
them from the revenues of the Casa del Infantodo In
addition to these facts glad to hear that the
cordial d.