The Sun.
London, England, 1830-11-04 00:00:00

THE MOB AND THE NEW, POLICE.

QUEEN-SQUARE.'
Yesterday Thomas Jones, Frederick Nunn, Montgomery An.
drew:, aU livery servants out of place; George Mos, a fihne-
maker ; and Thomas Johnson, a carter; were charged before the
Magistrates at this office with riotous conduct, and a wanton and
unprovoked assault on the new pollee.
the prisoners, on being called upon for their defence, admitted
having been present, but denied having thrown stones.
The Magistrates fined them U. each, and, in default of pay.:
meat, sentenced them to two months' imprisonment 14. the
House of Correction.

MARLBOHOVOWSTREET.
Abraham lianenek, John .Haneack, and Weary Plower, were
charged by two inspectors, named Prosser and dements, with
being concerned in the riot which the!e in Plcciulilly.
The Inspectors stated that they saw prisoners In Piccadilly
'carrying boards, with inflammatory expressions written upon
them, and also tricoloured nags. They were helloing and
creating it disturbance, and they took them into custody. The
prisoners were ordered to find bail.
Richard Daley was then placed at the bar out a Ilitratuchargt.
The prisoner was ordered to parts line of U., or, to hare two
months' Imprisonment. • '
Delmar Jones was the next prisoner. To find bail.
John 'Lail was placed at the bat on a similar charge. Ordered
to find bell, and give notice.
A boy named Jullora was also ordered to find ball fir throwing
stones at the police..
John Ricks was proved to hare pelted the police, and also cried
out No pollee. Down with the pollee!"
Henry ..ardey was proved to have thrown mud at the police,
and to have called out Down with the —4 No pollee!" Alt
inspector stated that when he had the prisoner in custody, hit
drew out a knife, and stabbed at him. He wits 'lctwocliod down
and Jimpen upon, and a cry was raised of 4. Out with your
knives!' and several persons drew theta; .and, had not witness
got into a•private honk, he must have been murdered. The
prisoner was ordered' to'find bail, and to give 48 hours' notice.
• James :Ma wall charged with being one of the persons who had
ill-treated the inspector, and was ordered to find hail. James 'esteott was proved to have thrown a stone at one of
the polka!, and, on being searched, his pockets were found full of
stones. - Ordered to pay 301., or two mouths' imprisotteleid,
Jantes, Wilson was charged with calling out No Peel! No
police I" and was ordered to flied' bail.'
Trtimani Janus ;Veils, --- _bound's and two youths of
'the Miles Of honeock, for, having tri.eoloured ribands in their
hats, and hawking a Penny publication about the streets; and
*moth R Graves, Jame; Howard,' and "lath. Sibley, for crying
otrt NO King!" '' No pollee 4. 'phis is the age of revoiur
thin!" were also ordered to find bail. "Airy denied uttering,
such revolutionary seiltiuietitx

M. VAN DE oiteof tile Members
of the Provisionol Goyernlmpot of Buyout, arrived m
town this In9rning ; be WSW aceoaTeniell by Dr. Dow MSC

CANrERBURI. Oct 30.

In consequence of the disturbed state of East Kent,
and the farmers being engaged in sowing Wheat, there
was a very small show of samples, and Wheat wee 2.. to
Se. per quarter fleeter. No alteration is other descrip-
tions of Grain.
Wheat, white sBs. to 70s. -;41. to
- red Ms. to 1145...».. Old to
11100 Y, Malting." 351. to 384.
Oats ***** 20s. to 265...„ Old 2os. to 325.
Num. 28s. to 355.
Pease 36s. to 465.

CHELTENHAM MARKET.—.Nov. 2
I'er Bushel. s. d. to s. d. Pet tb. tl. to d.
Wheat
Harley . 4 0 5 5 Mutton 5 6
Oats C 0 40 Veal
Beans 4 9 b 6 Lautb........ ...... ...... 0 0
Pease 5 0 8 0 Pork ... ..... ......'...... 5 0
Hay ....... ..... ... W. 1 .to $l. 15s. per ton.

The King was ibis day pleased to confer the honour of
Knighthood upon James Leighton, Esq. Physician to their
Imperial Majesties of All the Russia, and Phytician.
General to the Imperial Peet.

Gloucester Rouse, Oct. SO.
The Duke of Gloucester has • been pleased to appoint
Major William Frederick Foster to be Groom of the B.A.
chamber, and Captain Charles Boyd and Mark Gambier,
Esq. to be Equerries to his Royal Highnelos.

War-Office, Nov. 2.
4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet T.. S. Pix
to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Colquhonn, who re-
tires ; A. D. Tait, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice
Pix, Not. 2.
7th Regiment . of. Light Dragoons—Cornet [lon. J.
Jocelyn to be Lien*. by purchase, vice • Hall, promoted ;
W. if, Chetwymi, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice
Jocelyn ; Capiein C. AVCarty, from the half-pay, to be
Paymaster, vice Fellow, deceased, Nov. 2, • •
let Regiment of F00t..-Staff-Asaistatit-Surgeon •W.
Reid to be Awristant-Surgeon, vice Oreatree, appointed to
the 12th Light Dracoona, Nov, 2. •
sth Foot—Lieut. T. Conch to be Captain without pur-
chase, vice Dubonrdien, promoted, Nov. 2., •
7th Foot—.Lient. the Hen. S. hay, to be Captain, by
pyrehaes, vice Hall, whose promotion has not taken plea?,
Nov, 2.
lltb Foot Ensign G, Baldwin, from the. 19th Regi-
ment, to be Ensign, vice T. Baldwin, who retires, Nov. 2.
19th F00t..--11.1. A. H. Tuite, Gent. to be Ensign, by
putehriee, vice Baldwin, appointed to the Sth Foot,
Nov, L
tith Forrie.Lient. I), .E. Todd to be Captoin, by pur,
chase, vice Cunningham* who retiree; Ensign lion. W.
r. Cr‘Salieghan to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Todd ;
G.. A. MUM,* Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, ,vice
O'Callaghan, Nov. S.
41st Foot--Lieut. 11. Prier to be Adjutant, vice Dyer,
niter resigns the Adjutancy only, Nov. 2.
51st Foot—Assistant-Surgeon P. Hope, M.D. front
the half-pay of the 57th Foot, to be Arnistant-Surgeon,
eke R. Eliigott, plead open half-pay, Nov. 2.
55th Foot—J. Coate, Gant, to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Matson, appointed to the both Font • Staff• Assistan-
t T. C. Gaulter, M.D. to be Assistant-Surgeon,
eke Macalonnell, promoted in the 57th Foot, Nov. 2.
Mlth Foot.--Lieut. G. N. flerward to be Captain, by
purchase, vice Hartford, who retires; Ensign C. liare to
he Lieutenant, by pnrehase, vice [byword; Ensign M.
G. Matson, from the 60th Regiment, to be Ensign, vice
Hare, Nov. 2.
60th Foot--Lieutenant J. S. Wilford to be Captain,
by purchase, vice the Marquis of Douro, promoted;
Second Lieutenant and Adjutant G. Bulman to have the
tank of First Lieutenant; Second Lieutenant .1. R. Pey-
ton, to be First Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wilford;
A. Cunyneherns Gent. to be Second Lhtutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Peyton, Nov. 2. .
65th Foot—Capt..W. Butler, from the half-pay, to be
Captain vice Alves, appointed to the '74th Fitet,Nov.
74th 'Poot—Cept. J. Alve,4 from the 65th Foot, to be
Captain, vire Clip, who retires, Nor. 2, •
75th Foot—Ensign F. Kuollys to be Lieutenant*, by
purchase, vice Ind, who retires; F. R. Phayre, Gent., to
be Ensign, by purchase, vice Knollya, Nov. 2.
tad Foot—Ensign M. O'Toole to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchase, vies Nagel, deceased, Sept. 26 ; P. T. R.
White, Gent., to be trisie, vice O'Toole, Nov. 2.
84th Foot—Assistant Staff. Surgeon .E. Stewart to
be Surgeon, vice Callow, appointed to the 6th Dragoons,
Nov. 2.
85th Font—.Assietant.Surpon J. Regan, from the BOth
Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice Fiddea, appointed to the
Bth Light Dragoons, Nov. 2.
98d Foot—Assistant-Surgeon B. Elkins, from the half-
pay of the 87th Fent, to be Aasietont-Surgeon; vice
Brady, deceased, Nov. 2.
99th Foot—Assistant-Surgeon .1. Bomford, from the
half-pay of the '7th Garrison Battalion, to be Aseistant-
Surgeon, vice Williams, promoted, Nov. 2.