The Sun.
London, England, 1809-09-05 00:00:00

RIOTS AT LIVERPOOL.

William Carter and Edward Riley were indieted'
on the prosecution of the Attorney-General, for
riotously and tumultuously assembling, with divers
other persons in Liverpool, and demolishing several
houses, against the peace.
Mr. CLARK, in the absence of the Attorney-Ge,-
neral, opened the case. He stated that these indid-
rnents were of the utmost importance, and the cases
before the Court deserved the' most serious consider-
ation, especially white the impress ,service was carry-
ina on in the town of Liverpool. On the evening
of 26th of June, the riots had got to such an
alarming pitch, in several parts of the. town, at the
same time- that the Police was completely .over-
powered. The impress service, :he contended very
forcibly, must he supported, and particularly at this
time, when our very existence depended on our na-
val strength. He related the particulars of the riots
in Bird-street, Strand-street, and Cooper's-row, all
at the same time, when several hundreds of pounds
damages were done .to the houses they attacked.—
He concluded with observing, that the people of Li-
verpool ought to be taught that the impress service
must not be insulted. The Jury found them both
Guilty.
Cornelius Cannon was indided for a similar of.
fence,,and found guilty.
Antonio Silveredge, a Portuguese sailor,and Patride
Burn, were indicted tOr a similar offence. The Jury
found Burn not guilty, and Silveredge guilty.
Patrick Fitzsimmons was iudieted, on the prose-
cution of the Attorney. General, for defrauding the
Post-Office of the post-charge of a letter from Ire-
land, which came to one shilling and sixpence, hav-
ing direeted it as a soldier's letter, and only pay-
ing a penny, agreeably to' an Aff passed for that pur-
pose.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL addressed his Lord-
ship and said, that there had been an oversight in_
the proceedings; the direction •of the letter ought
to have stated whether the writer wawa Non-Com-
missioned Officer, Musician,drummer, filer, or pri-
vate, and countersigned by the Commanding Officer,
whereas it only purported to be a soldier's letter,
consequently did not come with the meaning of the
Mt. He should threfore not trouble his Lordship
with calling any witnesses.
The Prisoner was of course acquitted.

A singular' accident happened on Sunday night, in
Wardour-street. Two single-horse chaises traversing
the street in opposite directions, came in Contad with
each other, and the shafts of each chaise entering
the breast of the opposite horse,' both the horses
were killed on the spot. The parties'in the chaises
escaped unhurt.
On Saturday evening last, a youth of the name of
Neave, about thirteen years of age, in bathing in a
pond at Islington, went out of his depth, and not
being able to swim, he was drowned before any per-
son could go to his assistance. His body was imme-
diately dragged for, but remained under water near
an hour before it was found. It was taken tp the
Workhouse for a Coroner's Inquest: .
An alarming circumstance happened at Nor-
manby, near. Spittal, Lincolnshire, on Friday
last.—Mr. Danby, of that place, farmer, having
put some 'damp gunpowder into a small cast-
metal oven on the night before to dry, forgot it,
and the powder, remained till about ten o'clock.
on Friday. morning,. when, with a dreadful explo-
-6100:, it burst the oven, the pieces of whicit flew in
all direatious, cut in two a. sack of malt, shatered a
window, split two doors,, and otherwise damaged' va-
rious parts of the room. Fortunately no lives were
lost; a maid-servant rrceived a trifling, injury, from
which she is fast recovering.

A mad dvg bit several children on Friday in the
neighbourhood of Oarnaby-market, one of whom
underwent, an: operas ion; under Surgeon Ford. The
dog evinced symptoms of hydrophobia, which were
disregarded by his keepers. _lt is not known at pre-
sent where he ran to, or how many dogs he •may
har•e inteaed.

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'SHIP-IVEY:I7S.

CR SNESEND, SEPTEMBER i.
Sailed—the Cirsar, Maud, for Jamaica i and the. Lang-
ston, Tottkins, fur Dublin..

B /fit THS

On MOOday list. at Wells, the Lady of Captain R: W.
Otway, of His Majes,ty's ship Ajax, .of a Daughtgr.,
The Lady of: Thomas Bainbritlg ~.Esq. of dedtord-row,
of a Son.

On the 29t11 tilt. at WondFord/Essei, the Lady of Cap-
tain Charles telly, •K. N. of a Son.

MARRIED.

On Saturday last, at Milfnrcl,. in the County of Il.rnts; try
the Rev. TIIIHMIS Rivett,. Nicolas-C. Tindal, of the Inner
Temple, Esq Barrister at Law, and Vellow of Trinity Col-
lege, CaMbrisige,' to Merelina, youirgestetaughter of the late
Captain R. N.

On Tlitirsday last, at Christchurch, MrY John Want, of
North Crescent, liedtford.square, Surgeon, to Miss Nott,.
daughteiot Mr./Kandolph Nott, of Newgatt-street, Flag—
nel-draper,

The Same day, at 'Rllton ,Church, Captain Chamberlain,
of his" Majesty% isth Regiment of Foot, son of the late I tic*
Chamberlain, of the County,of IVlexth, in Ireland, to Miss
Anna Maria, third d. tighter .of Lieutenant-Colonel Plume 4;
of iton-lial 1,. Yorkshi re.

On Sunday se'nnight, at Netv"Airesford, Mr. White, Tin-
man, to Miss Smith.

DIP.O.
On the 2.ntit ult. at. Fowey, Rcat-Admiral!Rawe, aftera
most.painful illness,; lately a resale :it at Portse,.
On Thursday the 24th ult. at his seat at Co -berinere
Abbey, in Cheshire, Sir 'Robert Salusbul 'Cotton, Bart_
many years Representative in Parliament 'for the County of
Chester..

On Wednesday, at his house at Sc2rborough,,aged 6 r, Wit_
Liam Paul, Esq. Barrister at Law, and one of the SeiiioT
Benchers of the Hon Society of Gray's-inn.
The same day, Mrs. Grace Hill, of Stratford,•Essex, ageii
78 years.
On-the-zOth ult. at Edinburgh, 'General Melville.
On the zd inst. at Eastcutt, Mrs. Woodroffe, of Upper
Gower-street.

On Sunday moming' last, in'ihe•434 yeas of his age, Mr..
lames Lewis, late of Devizes, Wiltshire.
The same night, in Creed.lane-, Ludgate-street, Hannah
Rieley, 'l9 years of age. who had been bed-ridden, and lost
the ►use of all her faculties for twelve years, in consequent.=
et" a fright when she was.a chitd.

PRICE OF STOCKS

.NESTER.DAY.
tank Stock, India Stock,
Navy s per Cent 99i- India Bonds, 2.35.. r.
Irish 5 per Cent. Exch. Bills, 9s. s6s. lit.
4 per Cent. •~ Omnium, i pr. -
; pgi 'Cent. Red 68i i i Itnperiai -3 'per Cent.
3 per Ct. Cons. 68 4- 4.- k Ditto Ann.
Bank L. Ann. a x3-16thsi i Cons. tor Account, 681

LONDON MARKETS, 2cc.

SMITHEI ELD.MARKET, SETT. 4.

This Day's Market was amply supplied with prime
Beasts, and the show of Cattle in general was pretty
good. Beef, Mutton, . Veal, Pork, and Lamb sold
at last prices, and the trade for the most part %vas ra-
ther brisk.. The Sales in the Hay7o.arket were
.sotneisrlim lively Hay, Straw, and Clover, obtained
last prices. The following are a correct statement
-of the prices and numbers :

• To sink the Offal per stone oflib.
Beef 4s. od. to ss. ad.—Mutton 4s od. to Ss. 2(L—Vea4
4s. Bd. to 6s. 6d.—Pork 4s. Bd. to 6s. 6d.—Lamb 5s- od• cv
6s. od.
Beasts, 2003.—Sheep and Lambs, 15,5oo.—Calstespc4°'
Pigs, 300.

SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET.
Hay, 51. os. od. to 61. los. od.— Serm, tl. tcS. cd, to zlO
as. od.—Clover 61. ICb. od. to 71. ios.

RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK-LANE,.
.13v Mews. CHILD and MA LP AS, Meal Weighers,
lnoluuing only from August zr, to August z 6.
agreeably to the Ad
38 Quarter' at itos od 88z Quarters at 9+s '4
to -- at toSs od 356
129 -- at to6s od 499 —; at 925 od
pi —,----at toss 6d 991
187 ------,at toss od i 370 at 9os od
151 - at 89$ od
82 ;at t 035 0(1 I 450 —, at 88s od '
234 —at 102 s 64 1 699
at 26s od '
sto -- at 102 S od I
219
at 845 d;
217
724
271 ----a; ggs 6d 1 100 - at 79s Jd. :'
776 -- at 98$ od 169
193
too —at 96s 6d 242 at 765 ad
191 at 96$ od 1 279
174 —at 955 ad I 127
And 115 Quarters at 7os. per Sack.
Total 10.047 Quarters. —Average 925. 44d•
ts. 24d. higher than last Return.
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A RETURN OF FLOUR,
From Aug. 19, to Aug. 25, from the Cocket-Office.
„
Sacks. s. 6. Sacks. s. n. Sacks. S. m'
It 7 go 0 42 81 6 65 77 :
12 --t 7 o 82 --31 0 1 55 -- 76 -
14,681 85 o 643 r-- So o 30 75 0
70°7 84 0 1 29 79 0 i 16 -- 73 °
753 83 a j .42 78 6 1 5 7°
255 8201 to 78 o I 7 685
'IL utal-17,578 Sacks. —Average 84s. 61-d. per Sack.
os. 2d. higher than last return.
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u Hors.

VRICE (.1
POCKETS. SACS.
Kent, 4t. OS. to 51. ss. Kent, 4L. 105. to 61. 45•
Sussex, 3t. os. to 41. os. Sussex, 31. is. to 41. 4s•
Essex, 41. os. to 41. tos. Fara 61. —s. to 81.
•

NLVVGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKILTS'
By the Carcase. As (T.
Beef - 3s. 4d. to 4s. 44. Veal 4s. od. to --;431i
Mutton 3s. Bd. to 4s. Bd. 1.130rk 6s. od. to /-•
. /Lamb . 4s. od. to ss. 4d.

['LUCE OF, LEATIiER, (per lb.) AT LEADENHAI,L*
Butts, so to 561 b. each - • - 19}d. to 21(!i.
Ditto, 56 to 661 b. each . . I -23 d. to 25:
Meretiauts' Backs, - . . (yid. to 211
Dressing llides, - - - tBd. to 10'
Fine Coach Hides, - - - igo. to 21 a.
Crop Hides, 45 to 401 b. for cutting - Ind. to 19A7
Ditto, 3o to 4olb. - . 19,1. to 255"
Call Skinsw 30 to 401 b. 26d. to 321. per lb. •
Ditto, ' so to 7olb. 33d. to 39d. per lb.
Ditto, 70 to Solb. 33i1._ to 38d. per lb. ~
Small Seals (Greenland). 35. od. to is. 3d. per lb.
Large ditto, - loos. to 16os. per Dozen.
•
Goat Skins, - —s: to —s.
Tanned Hotse Hides, l9d. to 2i d. per lb.
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PRICE OF TALLOW.
St. Jatnes's Market 55.10, Town Tallow 955. od. --'""
Clare Market ss. 44. 'Yellow Russia 995. ---s°,
Whitechap.Market ss. :sd. White do. Os. ad. 05. o"-
per stone of 81b. ---- 'So'ap do. 9(5. —s. od•
17s. r6d. Melting Suit! 805. S.
cal.
Averageprice Ss. Sid. ' Ditto-rough 485. —s• 's'
. Graves 14s. od.
Good Dregs t 45• od.
Yellow Soap, itos.—Mottled, m.o.—Curd, 12b9. ,
Price of Candles per dozen, 145. 6d..—Moulds Iss 6t.,
e..

St. IANIES's HAY MARKET, SErr. Z. d.
Hay, 41. los. 6d. to 6h Bs. od.—Aver. 51. 95•
Straw, 2.1.. Bs, od. to' 21. 183. od.—Ayer. 21. 139•

HAY MARKET.
Qd.
Hay 41: os. cd. to 61. 14s. od.—Aver. s►. 175•0 d.
New 01. os. od.• t 6 al. os. Aver. cs'ob
Clover, 71. os. od. to SI. ios. 71.
Straw; zl. os. od. to 21. tos. od?..Avei• 21• S'• Q—•

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