The Sun.
London, England, 1819-10-02 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

Accounts bßve been received at the East India
douse from the Marquess of Wellington,

Vtt Sea, the 16th June, lat. 6. N. long. 20. W. in

companyywilh-the Princess Charlotte of Wales, on
their voyage to Bengal—all well. The Bridge-
Water was under weigh, from St. Ilehena% to pro-
ceed on her voyage to China, on the -29th July.

The Ltsikins ,was at St. Helena on the 2d August.

MAL, OCT. I.—Arriveg, and sailed for the
River, the Nimrod, from the South Se ; Cas-
tlereagh, WEIR, from Jamaica'; and Lord Nelson,
ANDERSON, from Tobago.

PaRTSSIMITH, OCT. .—Arrived the Richard,
;itsTcnlNGs, from Havre. Passed up Channel
the Mary, BissETT, front Grenada for London..

llARwtcn, Oc r. I —Arrived the Eclipse packet
With a trout Holland. •
• FALMOUTH, SUPT. 29.—Arrived off this port the
Amelia, STOREY, front St. Andrew's, in 38 days,
'for

PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 30 =Arrived the Samuel
Whitbread, Du is, trout Finnic ; Eagle and
Pratt, from Prince Edward's ISj,td. Put back,
%yid) loss of toremast, the Lord Cochrane, for
UJlaga.

ELECTION OF LORD MAYOR.—State of the Polt
itt, Twelve o'Cio-ck Oil day :
" This Day's Pull. Whole Poll.
BRYOGES 199 1,382
THorip 68 1,152
WOOO - 66 1,14 S
HALF•PAST ONB.
360 1,543
130 1,214
127 1,209

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WAttp CHEAP.—A Meeting of the Inhabi-
lant Hoes: holders of this Ward, was held yester-
day at the King's Arms Tavern, Poultry.
.11.1 r.
Alderman ROTtlyveLL 140 k the Chair, and stett-
ed the object of the Meeting.' which took place
"ral)liatee with a Requisition, for the purpose
cif considering the proceedings at Manchester.—
The worthy Alderman preyiote,ly, but briefly main-
tained the constienrions i'mpartiali'ty of his (""
Public couduct.—Mr. GeesoN made a long 'speech
41gainst the Manchester Ant hot ities, entirely the
lame rie had been heard at previous meetings, and
"oeluded .with a string of similar Resolutions,
which were suppored by Mr. WETHERSPOOC—
IIii'er Gentlemen spoke pro anti con. and Mr.
JAhllis brought forward a set of counter Resolu.
'lons, which were seCended by Mr. Deputy Lox-
I".—The following statement, however, seemed
to be most -novci and impressive. Mr. SPF.NCen
:laid that he had been down in that
.distriet
of Manche sterfor. the last six weeks, and'he could
,slate some evidence be. had heard on very good
isothority. In tie evening of the fatal day he saw
the military and the mob attacking each other in
' manner lie never hoped to witness again. He
Lad not seen the commencement, and such was
the fervour of rjoth parties, that it was nearly two
:41feeks before •he could get any satisfactory account
16f -what hal,pened: The ogler in which tbedifferent
',bodies matct,cd,the regular ity with Which they went
through the military movements, was not inferior to
411 regif.e.it in the kingdom. The clergyman who
‘-kread the Riot ACt, did it frirm the window of a
lr Buxton's house, and it was afterwards read
"`"°"' by a Mr. Silvester, who was obliged to
t "apt f, r his life horn the fury of the mob, The
tirlstahles, he believed, were riot able'tO break
gi:rn"ol, as a body was formed ten deertwith their
f arms joined, 80 ordcrs were given by 4r.. Hunt
01 .them to stand firm. 'The Yeom4nry did
I'M charge in going to the platform, but ad-
'‘'..anced files, stud they Were then. attacked
re mob, • many of whom were armed with
Y°nets; pistols, &'. Then, and' not till then,
did the Yeomanry act in self-defence, and then
'the Cheshite Yeomanry and the 15th lieSsars,
Were ordered to advance. The 15th Hussars
un9uestionably did 'tremendous Work that day.
Iluch bad been said about oaths, anti- lie must
lament, that very little attention was paid there
to oaths, as had been lately witnessed in an at-
tempt to prove that Birch had never been. blast.
lie deplored the state of morals, produced by the
.4noblication of hiaphrtn,,ns cheap.
-end conclut;rd by giVing his support to the
Amendment.
The question being loudly called for, Mr. GIB-
40N teplied. Whet the mind:els Weft •••-••••
Far ale original Resolutions st;
Autended ditt0............ 4'
Majority'
'PlarlltS were then voted to Mr..Aldernfan Roth-
'ell. and the Meeting separrited.

Ar'l'"" night, between eight and nine o'clyck,
-4,9ke out at the house of ?Jr. BAILEY,
t,;,.„; • ' No. 9, King's Aims-court, . Upper
Church, Surrey, which destroyed
ti wilPie 9f the inttrior.