The Statesman. — 1810-07-12 (London, England)

STA"' L.S IAN .  • •  DURUM JULY i. • (From he Correspondent). , " 11.1/lA4-about 10,006 of our unfortunate. starving manufactOrers • were assenidling in order to display their misery in the eyes of their fetiow..• citizens, by a procession.' They purposed car/401118;ft .in.rpornirig, ail symbolical of tiii.er reined stare. This Megietratiekkawever, who are vpittut to hatch peer every incipient .••thretitriting of the public tratiqoillityt temperately interposed remonstrated against 'the intention,. and 'revise. Mended those poor men to said a deputetion fur the perpeee of hembly submitting 'their iiiievancrt tt govesement.' advice as salutary, 114 being Oren with temper it was adopted ; and the: hilgtetrates took. care to patrouize the petitioti,, which' set forth-thole misery end wretchedness, ofi. itsivansmission to'the Lord blentenant's Principal' • Scaralltry prStatti 'A Privy Council was in tun.. sequento tailed, which sat yesterday to a let'. boar iii lie afternoon; and a due and attentive vestigatieft of the grieiances complained of, was lintientfy pursued. •.I[Jilder tide inintediato.eirrum. • • stances, perhaps)..this 'rail that can be dime; and all.parties -"deserve •to be ntelitiOned with re.pect and apptele'tinn. The -poor artizans conducted thediiiives'lrith- humility 'and good order; and Goverrithent4eettted nut wanting its sensibility to -this' sad example of . oar' pantie • diitress. Re. dosed and impoverished is ell'elaSses arts become*, set!! we hope some effort Witt be made by the pub:. ' lie to protect those homblesons-of lattour'and • • • want from feeling sescserely the pressure of these ,unfortanatetlemit.''. Pffibilfs• Evening Post of Saturday fast, says understand 'theta Priv Council was'held yesterday at the Castles to consider "what measures'woirld -be propbr edeipt, as priibable, in somedegred, to amelidrate the'tondition of the Manufacturing Onuses, who have be;n deprived et • etiapi oy inent;' In' conseqtten ce .oe the deetated`stata 'or business, arising, nr at leaSt ioireaseo; by' the present condition of credit in Ireland: The black fleece wits tarried through thetiberty yettterdaY: Will FOSTIM declare the sitting 'tat the Cotincil on 'inch business; and the 'procession of the Ofitek Ames to be signs of our' growing pros. perky ? ".') • • • The Freeman's Journal addst " that In cense., quenee of information reedited by the Police M. eistrates, that it was' the intention of the Woollen. Weavers. to assemble and go in prbeessibn, etpn; sing a 'fleece in .mourning, descriptive of their loss et trade, 'as well is of their state of poeetly ant distress, the Magistrates .immediately gent 'theni notice, that, consigterit 'with their duty; it wit not•possible for them t 6 allow of int such pro. eceningr,-that if they tenet depetation from their body, In state 'their reel' situation, 'it' shtiutd he in/Mediate!" forwarded to government. ''With this advice; three %%as immddiete' doi4llanien ors the -part' of 'the' WeVvers ; and the Magistrates wereias rod nes their promise, • haring foinar<kd; Without an instant's delay, their' petition rd 51ei Pali, Who, • having received 'their 'depulaiovii Pvidit'lheni, that. his 'Grace • ttie`lord Lietitoriene Auuldba nyttge acquainted witti their gituation., tiOnsequence, a PrifffliPbtittelt sit. froat''ten 611-lock yesterday morning, until past fiveciclecic in theevinieg. ThOprineipal manufacturers were editniin-ed by the Council, as .to the cause and . geound of, their distrtna: • n 66 We hopilihet sithitieolioti to the want' and eotapteinti of thiiiienplet may be it tended tha 'happiest conisequencei. ft Mast hale atToriled ihd •highest gratification to everyloyenfof his cOuntrk; to perceiie.'the peaCeahte 'conduct sod' dentienuer of thirtar4e oft-14aeulkatu'rers, ninno\i filet to at Jest' Ten Thonsindt Sticuteiti sere obedience to the first Message from the 111,4istrates; is highly litutilblF, and entities them to' every. praise we can beitow.'.We hone 041 e'pr'itobiliti, 'gentry; and the pelilic in' itorr*ll vviir aid towards rcliriag 04:le-industrious pl. pro.: pie, 'tit wsiarin4 Mainaactures, and t ereity give iheirisli liaoin'a bouatiful h3rrest:T4 ' Welcoine of tlt4 Irish Clonneattler of tht,p. chequer.-411 the. pnblit walks of thietnelropoll, areameercd with !the tfolitiWing eomplimenlart words, itt nononr and coltunettsoistien- `of Mr, ,foiTtles arrivalin Dublin Prosperky. 'of r7itreas'edl'2'a.tosi Press; Stierc: ,li rlatarkulactisrers,*:Flocics of Bankiespo —Reosplbfr Mr.. Rostiog stns increased on. some roadO 'rein nigh. teen-pence &ono 'hitting end eine.pence tile mile; is eetisnquenciirf theidlinceSt iwic, of hay.- ;4, Sratteina.—bnttiiixer bad thia benest• et the plea Coh re in 5t.• artin's-etreet,.on.Taraday; sNtti 'trout as'* beser of the first rate,•'wlis re. Wisrden by the most nomerous muster of amateurs rivet` witnessed on a similar occesion, end he it mote entitled t4;.tl,is patronage thadAiiit other man, not only by lie fistie.disterityt lint also cot eccuunt of his haying fOtight andiwon• Melva bat. tits. "TN: skifitig.to was. biniyiet•Seet tad Dog* hortil,. Yogi% IreltherA. .nm"4' Eir4ocnno.' Powers X iopley; gigtone, Ate .the. arteibli Hine, euusitte'rabieitience era* displayed.". 4044-6.-.‘ 'fliit'.:bd.tirtg snatches on' the lapis Vproied • entighteeed tonic.. tie' not 7,ei.'rettk4 whether. young Belcher and t wilrfrOn; but the matches betwiet Pogherty end Stlverthorne, apt!' Propley,4intkPolfors, will cettlinlytatie . • Yesterday 'morning 'a young l „ edy respects. We connections,' wits observed ie plunge herself .into .:,.the sew4ifer, near Isliniteu, by two getei tfemen•'ini their way ...to town; 41ro iionedlaitefy ran'to bar .apittande, get iter out, tend eiinpeyeS liar hone to her. retitionr, win. reside neer:the Tto cause of this rash attentpt wes'said beetentiti derangenieiv; • • ••;•. , . : .• • 46, valet to a gentlemen of fortqne, in Wimp*. ' Street, telialie*.namd` ttiy, pift a- perilfel'fc his ds,istence yell day aibrains, by takittg n'tplatitity bfisoisont The eau" uf suicide is riettre-lidterr, het •te is supposed thatisotheuneasiticis regurtliog *disappointment in !di etiestionS,•.hitd brougitl'ow tetnpurarY deraogetnewls'Svhitirledbid the fatsl'act: A Coroner's Intliket: sat on ,the body. yesterdsy .44010003 and returned • verdict ttf Lunapy. .• •  tees breradi .4" th's Wins pi• r *OS4W e 601 i 0417,461*n 4.4 • Atsr;ei. ▪ 4090 to.; e•••• •Ir 4 • • • • • •• P . • .4;ev▪ re• e ; . • • •••4 '''' . '' • , . lot t e)ttiti, iNveli by s id. Land np in the 4k Judi, lalo, sbsi_ ,w• conismeties this age Within skis fs‘