The Sun.
London, England, 1835-06-04 00:00:00

RIOTS AT WOLVERHAMPTON.

(Abridged from a Morning Contemporary.)
WOLVERHAMPTNN, TUESD&T NIGHT.
I mentioned in my last that depositions from many respect-
able persons who witnessed the whole, or greater part, of the
proceedings of Wednesday night were in preparation, and that
when completed they would be sworn to and signed in the pre-
sence of the magistrates here. The swearing of these deposi-
tions has been suspended fer the present, in consequence of a
communication received from London, which, though not
official, leaves little doubt that a Commission of Inquiry has
already been, or is immediately to be, appointed to investigate
the whole affair. Under these circumstances it has been
judged proper to suspend all further proceedings until the au-
thorities appointed to inquire shall have made their appearance
here. W hat the nature or powers of the expected tribunal
may be is yet matter of conjecture here ; but the bare an-
nouncement of the fact has tended much to tranquillize public
feeling, and to allay much of the excitement which has hi-
therto prevailed in this town and the neighbouring districts.
A report prevailed here to-day, and as far as I can learn , not
without good foundation, that the military force here was
about to be removed to Dudley, and from thence to its pre-
vious station, Kidderminster. Such a step, to say the least of
it, would be very injudicious at the present moment. I went
to-day to see the lad Marryatt, whose leg has been ampu-
tated. He was going on well, but still complains of great pain.
His mistress stated to me in his presence, what I presume he
had previously told her, that the same ball which passed
through his knee had afterwards entered the arm of a person
near him. This can be accounted for only by the supposition
that the man was stooping to the ground; and this supposition
is borne out by the boy's own admission, that those around him
were throwing stones at the time. I don't believe that the
poor fellow himself had any concern in the riot. His mistress
told me that she had sent him on an errand at 8 o'clock, and
that in less than half an hour he was brought back wounded.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ADVICES, ARRIVALS, AND DEPARTURES AT

THE SCOTCH 'WHARFS.—JuNs 3.

HOARE'S WHARF.-Advice the Peterhead and London
smack Peterhead Packet, William Taylor master, sailed from
Peterhead for this wharf 30th May. No arrivals or departures.
DOWNE'S WHARF—Advice : the Montrose and London
Shipping Company's smack Osnaburg, Wm. Keith master,
sailed from Montrose 29th May, for this wharf. No arrivals.
Departure : the Dundee, Perth, and London Shipping Com-
pany's steam ship Perth, John Spink commander, with goods
and passengers.
MILLER'S WHARF.—Advice : the Aberdeen and London
Shipping Company's smack Bon Accord, James Ker master,
arrived at Aberdeen 30th May. No arrivals or departures.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTOM
HOUSE, JUNE 3.

The Commerce, Breton, from Calais ; St. Leonard, Whit-
nall, Dunkirk ; St. Vincent, Young, St. Vincent ; Blume,
Bruhn, Assens; Morske, Klippe, Lindahl, Dram; Anne
Christine, Lorentzen, Dram ; Triumph, Green, Bombay and
Cape of Good Hope ; Meduse, Kustermeyer, Ostend; Lady
Flora, Ford, Madras and Cape of Good Hope ; Union, Bant,
Guernsey ; Alliance, Tanner, Guernsey ; Prosperous, Lang-
ham, Guernsey ; Greenend, Earles, Guernsey and Jersey ;
Liberty, Pain, Boulogne; Jane, Bullock, Oporto ; Chase,
Robinson, Bordeaux ; Indemnity, Woodall, Demerara.
'ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, JUNE 3.
The City of Hamburg, N'Vhittingham, for Hamburg; Hero
of Malown, Grundy, Bombay; Duke of Bedford, Bowen,
Calcutta; Maas, Blake, Rotterdam; Kinnear, Mallard, Ho-
bart Town and Sydney ; Wm. Thompson, Wilson, Cape of
Hope.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, JUNE 3.
The James M'Queen, Dyett, for St. Kt. Kitts; West In-
dian, M' Arthur, St. Vincent's; King George, Fox, Ostend;
Henry, Kendall,, Nassau, N.B. ; Three Sisters, Lund, Dun-
kirk; Lord Goderieh, Dawbiney, Grenada; Frithiof, Falan-
der, Stockholm.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, JUNE 3.
The Amazon, Easson, for Archangel ; Trident, Douglas,
Archangel ; Carl Heinrick, Laugh, Baltic ; Dominica, Hunt-
ley, Bordeaux and Mauritius ; Flora, Manning, Mauritius.

The annual banquet of the Officers and Comman-
dants of the Yeomanry Cavalry was celebrated on Saturday,
at Willis's Rooms. The Earl of Lichfield presided. All the
company, including above 90 Noblemen and Gentlemen, ap-
peared in the splendid uniforms of their respective corps.
Amongst the company present were Earl Dc Grey, Marquis
of Salisbury, Sir Philip Durham, Sir F. H. Goodricke,
Bart., &c.