The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-06 00:00:00

It is calculated that the number of Wearers 17170
haVe left Carlisle since the turn-out, amount to
upwards of three hundred but, of these, a great
many have returned end are now at Woric, not be,
ing able to Obtain higher wages elsewhere. A daring
outrage was committed in the neighbourhood of
Daiston on the tOrettOOn of Friday; the 125th ult.
A twit) and woman returning froth this city with
webs which they had taken. out at the oldpr.ices,w ere
overtaken near Dalston Hall by-a party of from -36
0 40 ..f the turn-otit weavers from Carlisle, who,
besidei ill•treating them, completely destroyed
their webs, and then dispelled. As some of tittle
people were known, information was given to the
Magistrates, and warrants were issued ; but they
hail hitherto escaped detection, and it is proba-
ble they have abseonded for the present. In con-
Sequence of these repeated outrages, the
ston Weavers; and other pervins employed -its
_the cottiiti manufactories in that tieighboitrhood,
have -formed theMiteives Into an aisciciation for
mutual proteCtiiin; against the attacks of the
disorderly and discontented. Nearly 100 persons
have enrolled their names to act as watchman,
under the guidance df special constables, and a
strong pay now patroles the neighbourhood at
Dalston dining the night. In consequence of a►
cortimotion at 'CoCkerniOuth, a detablitneht of
under twin officers, left Carlitle yesterday
morning (the 2d init.)•for that place: There are
various reports afloat is to the nature of this dis-
turbance--one is, that it originated with the
weavers, and Others of an opposite nature. What..
ever may he the cause; we entertain no doubt-of
order hiving ere thii'beett cOmplietely restored .-••
(Carlisle Patriot.) s:•

REGISTER OF FAsIIION.•

FASHIONABLE PARTIES THIS EVENING.

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Tile Dowager Countess of Cork's Grant) Assembly, New
Boulington-street ; Lady Bethel% CoLltmeton's Grand Rout,
Pesk-lane ; Mrs. Proctor's F4l e ClsansOtre, at Roebamptoti.

SPORTING IN I'LLLIGENCE.

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BT TTING Div T
6 to 1 asst Sultan (taken)
5i to 5 .-- Pocuranto (yak.)
7 to 1 The. Laird

DOM, JULY 5.
HR ST. LEGER.
13 to 1 agst Sir Walter
14 to 1 I.isette
17 to 1 Nino
20 to 1 auy other
I; to 5 the field-three.
.-31 to I zigst Lord Foley's

12 to I -- P4loqtrint.

to I apt Cardinal \Volsey I
Jtmv STAKES (NEwsIARKET)
brOtber to Miracle.

Died, nn the 30th of Jane, wt Appleshaw, in
Hampshire, CIIAHLoTTF, D oightt:r
die late JOHN FitHEMAN, E-q. ot Chute Lodge, in
Wiltshire, Rod Rtlict of 1-11iNRY Count de Bflm
HAGUB 110QUEMENT.

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ST. JAMES., VOLUNTERR lleormatsT.—The
Anniversary Dinner of the above Corps was held
yesterday evening at Freemasoue Tavern ; the
Right 1-1,,n . Lord AM Itr,RsT in tie Chair, sup+
ported by Captains H AMIE It, LE Y and FAIiQUHAR,
together with about one hundred persons of great
respectability. On the sloth being removed,
Non aobis Domine was sung in tine style by Messrs.
PYNE, H IGM AN, and other professional Gentle-
men. After the 0114 loyal toasts, the health.
of Lord AMHERST was proposed and drank with
acclamations. His Lordship, in returning thanks,
expressed his gratification at again meeting so
numerous an assemblage of his early friends, and
concluded a neat speech by drinking all their
healths. . several other Gentle Men, on their
healths being drank, made able speeches; and the
company, entertained by some excellent singing,
emained till a late hour.
COURT OF SESSION, EDINBUROH.—Tuesday
Lord Cringletie, Lord Ordinary on the Bills, pre•
sented the Prince Regent's warrant, appointing
his Lordship one of the Ordinary Judges of this
Second Division of the Court, in room of the
late Lord Reston. Alexander Maconochie,
Esq. of Meadowbanle, late Lord Advocate of
Scotland, then presented the Prince Regent's
letter, appointing hint one of the Judges of
the Court of Session, who, as junior Judge, falls
to succeed Lord Cringletie as Lord Ordinary
on the Bills. His Lordship then took the oaths
and his seat in the Outer-House as Lord Proba-
tioner. The Right Hon. William Dundee, in con-
sequence of a reversionary appointment in 1806,
to succeed the late Right Hon. Robert Dundas
as Principal Keeper of the General Register of
Sasines, &c. appeared in Court, and took the re-
quisite oaths on succeeding to that appointment.,
DREADFUL. Acctormrs.--On Saturday after-
noon last, as Mr. George Taylor, aged 20, who
resided in Mitcham-streer, Niary-le•bone, was

crossing the Edgeware-road, is cart that was pass.,
ing by at rasher a quick rate, knocked him down,
and the .Nheels passed over his body. He was
carried in a shocking condition to a surgeon
the neighbourhood, where every assistance was
afforded him, but which proved useless, he being
quite dead. The deceased was to have b,,en
married the day atter that of the accident.—The
Same day an elderly Lady who was crossing over
road at the end of Fetter-lane, Holborn, was run
over by a waggon heavily laden on turning round
the corner rather suddenly, the wheels of
which
passed over her head, nod she was killed on the
spot. He name is Fish —Coroners' Inquests
have been held upon the bodies, and verdicts of
Accidental Death recorded by each Jury.
Y,•s! ertlny, a Owe-maker of St. Aluan's-place
was Chili-Kell At Queen-square with ill-treatment:
to his apprentice. Two witnesses proved upon
oath, that he had not given the boy Stlthcient
food ; that he caused him to be up at work as early-
as tour o'clock in the morning ; that he was in the
practice of heating hint very much daily, and
without cause; and, on the whole, that his con-
duct was tyrannical and unbecoming a master.—
The boy had absconded eight times, and had beets
twice in Bridewell since he had been apprenticed,
in consequence of the ill-treatment he received.
lie was au orphan, and had been bound by the
parish. A lady who reared him out of charity wag
the only person to whom he fled for refuge and she
now appeared in Court in his beItaIf.—Mr.FIELD-
INC) said the boy must be turned over to some
other toaster at his former master's expense, and
the lady alluded to took him under her protection
until that object should be attained.