TI-1 E REGISTETt. 244 should be reneWed. Many tfaiiii" — that tins 'it:Rallant' derenc'e . Ifiektitte" more towards putting. a t .stup to. the ontrages of the Luddites, than any sentence passed at .Daby,ot.Sottingl iam. • s CARLTSI,V, &PRI!. •1 1. . .. The late ptdeeedirtgs of the populace we believe to have •proceeded. from the low wages of our mandtacturers, the dearness of , very neces sary article of lite, arid the late artifrial scarcity. -which has been pro duced by agents front' Liverpool, Ste. who have •booght up, at very advanced prices, all the grain in the market. On Tuesday the ex amination of thirty-eight p with the exception of two oe three, who Were charged with having thrown stones, were all discharged. On that day the Coroner's Inquest was taken on the unfortunate woman ; when the jury, after long delibe ration, returned a verdict of accidental death. All is now quiet. TR URO,. APRIL V .... -. , • . We observed last ..week sonic sripfoms. of commotion among 'OK Miners ; the first and must pernicious effect of hews w s,. fa alarm the farmers and dealers innrain, potatoes, &.c. 'hec . 'the open .sale and free circulatio of proviiions through .the cOUntry ; and, the action and rt.-action of. the two evils heightening each other, till Saturday and Sunday last, the workmen at several of the mines' then resolved to stop working till they were supplied. This could not be done at the moment. They assembled in geoups of considerable numbers, in the quarter between Redruth and Truro., and • then versed over the country with "their empty sacks, t? "purehase corn among the farmers. On Monday, about noon, they began to enter Truro, hut not in crowus or riotou4y. Few ofthein looked like fathers of families. The far greater part wet e buys, and no small nurnber of ant girls (as the girls are called who work about the mines), and seemed rather t-1 have come from curiosity, having been thrown idle by . he stopving of the works. We must eio them the justice to say, we could not have conceived so many of them would quit their woricunder such ciretnstances, and do so little mischief. [he p:ecautionary measures, and the apprehensions they have rise to, formed the most serious part of )lie business. The leading men in most of the pspulous parishes had already, as we have said, exerted thetnselves to apply all a osiible relief. erty, and preserv e - The next duty of magistracy was to protict prop the public peace, ater b awin the turbulent, than contenthog with . With this r view h the liigli g Sheriff signed an order for the march them of a parteof the Monmouth and Brecon regiment, from Falmouth to Redruth. All wa• quiet to-day at Redruth market ; where, h owe ver. about 100 of the Welch regient still 'continue; the remainderm having returned to 1 411VIOUth, with the arms of the Stannary Artillery regiment, to be I.,uged iti Pendonii, Castle. A letter. received this evening from a respecrable friend in Illogan, says, that all the Miners are returned to their duty. Two large cargoes of American sour now in Falmouth, are expcted to be landed there; and several other cargoes are expected from America, besides barley from other parts. The magistrates are dung all in their power to relieve them, and to punish the ringleaders in any rarthe.r. disorders. ,Sy the last accounts from Manchesfer we learn, that the disturbances witi.:l-. took place there on the sth instant, had suivided. icolit Con; we a's , Lupo that, on S.tturdae se'noisht, a con.iderable ri,:b ussembled in that city, and proceeded to break Open the stores of a starch matioh , e. tiivi .in coespluenct.• of its having been rumoured that he had purchased al .1 !aid by a quantity of potatoes, for the prosecution of iiis e mployment. Ihe machinery was e ntirely destroyed; aild the pottors to th amount of abut 1001. worth, scattered about and taken off ; a the , timely e arrival of the o sheriff's prevented any further ill-conse quence from the riaous assemblage. Hox ID D.ltnitina --On Sunday morning, the village of Hankelow, 1 near N .nt.N t:h, Cheshire, was alarmed by a report, that George Mur ray , farmer had been tnurdered the precedi g night, having b.,-cli found w i th his orains dashed out, and his throat cut from ear to ear ! It was i suppo. , • d that the crime had been perpetrated by S..nie villains, who had emtred his home for plunder; and his wife affected complete ignorance the awful ti-. , ...isactinn. Traces uf blood from the bed of the deceased wer , fow id. 0: , . examining the servant-man. blood was found on his shirt. .%:‘ ofii. er was sou for, a d !he man takeo into custody. ‘Viltfl tl.e constable was taking him to a Magistrate, he said, 4‘ Well, I suppose 1 toast be hang ed !" and on being pressed for his meaning, coniessed, 1 1 that the nitirdt r o hi. mster w.s determined upon between his mis tr,•:•s an..l hi:nself f ; that in a the night they fell upon him with an axe, ai;d lie.at !,irn about the bead, until they thought him dead, and sti uck out p•-t ot It's ey •s; they the.i left him. but he was yet living ; they returned t.. t!.eo work o !Aiwa, and again retired. urd.-r the persuasion th4t, he .d breathed the last ; they were still disappuinted, and although 'the wiie I;.esstd the man to go and fiaish his master, lie said he could not r e s•iro. his :ask ; and he refused, until. she removed his scruples, by fur- rislii. g him' with a razor ; then the writ was completed. He stated, tli...t lit . hal heed urged to the horrid deed by . his mistress, who wanted him t i),arry her The constable unlocked the handcuffs with which ' 1 ;: li.. - ' - ?ned the latter by the ,acne , 1 o tilte the wife. When he pi.. .1 .A. i of the servant, and bid her it itiCe With her apruu, drew AP' - 'll 19 a iatiorfrom bar breast; au4 ran it a4zross her t hroat,traking. a cle .;pll.. asion. Mr. Bellis, Surgeon, sowed up the wui:d which is ne. e ol,,i_ age, the dered dangerous. We have not heard mantisty-t result of the exanatiation before the Magistrate. The young woman forty. TUESDAY'S LOAI)ON GAZETTE. B 1/4KRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. • •Wil"iam Dean, of Kenton -street, Russell -square, shopkeeper. F.Uz.theth Sewell Neale and Thomas Neale, of Cheapsidc, shawl manulacturers. , •; . . . BANKRUPTS . . Joseph Matthew , of Wi g ton, Cumberland, tanner, to surrervier April' 3, 24, and May 26, at eleven, at the Queen's Head I nn, Wi g ton. Awrnies, Mr,. BattyeClaanccry-yine; . Loudon ; and Mr. Ciaister, Wigton. '. Aleiander -Davjdson and John Davidsobjtin. Of South B"th, Nr thumberland, AfriPAtuildeta, and chipmen, Aprif 15, at ten, and 9 Mn. 4.'6, •at eleven, at the Northumberland Ai ms, North ShielJa. At iothies.r• M essrs‘ Cardales Rnd Young , .Gray's Inn, London ; and Mr.' 'Jonathan Cockerill,' North. §hields. . Sohn Freeman, of Birminghani, Victnaller, April V, ;2:8, and May r'6, at twelve, at the Shakspeare Tavern, Birminand gham. essrs •kttor Enies, Mlkinzu essrs Bl a ndford and Murray, Temple, Loirdon ; andmHicks, Birmingham.. Joh n askell, ate of GreenwiCh; sail-maker, April 18, 25, and May 213, at twMelve, at l Guildhall, London,. Attorney; Mr. T. Evans, Hat ton-garden. . . - . William Preston., of" Manchester,-.liiiecher,' May 1,2, and 26, at two, at the Coach ,and Hnrses Ihn,•l4anchestet.,... Artornies, Mr. .1. Thom son, Mauchester; and Mr. Windle,lobi. !in - jet, Bedford-row, Loitdon. John Hill, of t;torwy-Stanton,l..vieesier, wool -cumber:April '2B, at six, 29, and May. 26, at tun, at the Blue: Bell lilo, BiAlop'n Fte, Leite-ter. Attornies, Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Holme, New Inn, Lou don • and Mr, Mefedith, Leicester,. .. Ito' bert. Blanchard , of •HosterAa4e .We;t "Sniithfield, glover, April 18, at ane,,2B, apd Ma,y,26, at eleyett; at giiiio. Attorney, Mr. G. • . • Atkinson, Castle-street, Falcon-square. Daniel Terney,. sett- and Darrel, jun. of Commercial-road, rope-makers, April 22, at ten, May g, it twelve , a nd h 6, at t en, at Guildhall. Attorneys , Messrs. Templer and (~lyres, Burr-street, East ,Smithfield. William James Beeehm of 140.vgaie-mariket, s alesma alln, April 18, , a t one, May 2 , at el e v en, and 26; at one, at G' uilah. Attorney Mr.. Greenwood, Queen -sheet, Cheapscde. . • 'John WoolleyLe.inghain, of Grays Itin-lane . , grocer, Avril 21, Yates 2, and 26, at ten, at puildhall. Attorney, Mr: g ro cer , Am 2, Pater mster-row, Union-street, Bishopsgate. • Robert Norris, of Manchester, haberdasher, April 22, at ten, May 2, at. 12, and 26, at ten, at Guildhall,.. Landon. Attomies, Messrs. Blakelo. k and Makinson, Serjeant's Inn, Feet-street. John Ellis, of Corn,dean, Glouceste, hurder, April co, May 4, and 26, at eleven, at 014 ;Anrl Inn, New tiViOcistf. Oxford. Atturnits, Mr. Brookes GloucailetShire I. AUL! Mr: Barge, Chancery. lane, London. Richard A l dams; of Rockwell. street, Greenwich Kent, liaberda , her and hosier, April .18, go, and ;guy 26, at tcti at Guildhall, I.ondal. Attorney, Mr. E. Walker, and. an ' d Exchequer Office Qf Plea..., Lincoln's. Inn„ London. John Hilton of James-street , Covent -garden„ oilman, Apr r . 18,x'25,il 18, '25, at one, and Niay 26, at. twelve, at Guildhall. A ttorney, Staple Inn. .• • -aemard . Powkes, late of. SherbournAane, merchant, April 18, at one, 28, and May 26, at eleven, at G.uildball. Attorney, Mr. Kernot,l'havies lnn, Holborn. .• CERTIFICATES—.. MAY Charles Sem% .of Prospect-place,..Lambeth, insurance-lireker.— Thomas Williams. of Worcester, upholder.—John 'Wilkins Bayne, tallowichanditt.—James 'Watson, •ot Sutton in A . bfield, Notiim, miller —Robert Wicksteed, of Brook's -place, Kennington, woolkl. draper,—J of.hua Smithson Wilkes, of Liveroool, mercl‘am.-10,:ie Carter, ot l'ortpool I me, Leather-lane, farrier--:John Smith, of Styli-lou Maryle bone, earpenter.—Franci:: 13,:nnett Goldney, of Sey:r (Air Court, Bucks, lace-merchant. —Francis Beauchamp, of Woodham, Sur rey, salesman. -• SUPPLE EN1"1 0 TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. WAR DEPARTMENT. . DOWNING-STREKT, APRIL 14, 1812. A Dispatch, of which the following is an Extract, has been this d a y re ceived at tiii; Earl of Liverpool's Olßce, addressed to bi s Lordship by General the Earl of Wellington , dated e ginp before 13adajuz. Mare 9.7, ;812. . The operations or the siegei l tf Badajoz have continued, since I ad dressed you on the : : Oth, wi th the badness of the weather till the 2.51.11 instant. On that day we opt*ed out ire from twtiity- iliarr.. 4 3, ..... _______ ..4 In: Led him tto the izesoner, faster ,irtv•tit. v) ~..11-an back tc . , cti . 41* il . 1. ..ti ession 'P. a , it : e t • *, • •;- • • cliox , • .—1, , 4- I: ' 'I • • , V 4 7 , ~,.... . . -- .. • ..a.... ,-