The Sun.
London, England, 1810-10-08 00:00:00

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RIOT ON wtsrmlivsTBll lurDct. ,
UNION-HALL.—Aittesclttil secne id riot and dis 4
orider rook place' on- West itinster-brdge, on Fr id iv
la.4,arnongst a number of Irish.latioiters -employed
In repairing th• pavement on the Surey side if the
bridge: It appears that a quarrel haling arisen
tween two of the liboi,:rers several persons
,wllO
were passing by at the time, vow to listen to the
torrents of Hibernian eoquence which flowed from
their lips. This impertinent -curio:4y offended one
of the orators' named Carrol, who desisting from his
war of words from his fellow labourer, commenced
more offensive- operations_ ag.iinst the passers, by,.
indiscriminately throwing several shrivels. full of
gravel in tlie-face.of a grntiernan who was passing
on horseback„ and roiling the ponderous stones
which they were using to,repair the'roacl, after the
foo. pissengeis on the paverrel,t.
A ou..ikbur, of persons being c liei•ted ,togother,
Mr. Hodgson, a linen-draper,' in Bridge-road, who
is a peace officer, repaired to the spot; and obse'iVink
another of the rioters, Titn=:thyßrady, aoout to at-
tack soon?' of the surrounding multitude with a
spacle, he- stept tto to biroan eildriivured to take
the.spade from him; Brady, howervr te.sisted, and
struck Mr Flotigson a .violont.blOwi. which Lie.:
received a severe cut across the foit'llo34, a; d at the
arhe inne a st;we from another Dune] Lick 00
thc.back of iris held, aiutbrought ititu t, to,
—Asskalice by tiri time a.frivi.g. tt,e 'mob were
and tour of the mOst a ;rye, viz.
Ca, rut, "Fun. thy- Miehaei Seaudimg, and
Twapy, wine secured a-u taiwo
atell'hOUSe; triiiri whence they .• vre Oil Seitußt :y
morning bringht before G. Hicks, Eq. tic s4tti g
inagistrute at -,Un;an-H.:11, and by !lull, °minuted
to Ho Semonger-lane, for want of bait, to take
trials fur the r.ot and assault.

•
BC.V.STBEET.—It being strotigly susue6teki that
soars of the watchmen must have been 'acce,sary tti
the extraordinary robbery Yof Mr. Newin
in Piccadilly, on Friday morning, by alai-ll:big the
hon=e under pretence of t,!,e rremistss,being on tire,
twelve of them attend, d at the Po!ice-office Bow-
street, on Saturday in,rnin:', and underwent I.,ng
interrogatories before Mr. NARKS. They sptun4
their rattles on seeing the fire saw a number of
men about the house of Mr. Newtmn, but denied
that they should know them again ; and n;,tking ape
gearing to criminate_ any of them, thry Were dts-
charize7l. Mr. Newman also said he Illould not
know his seals and rings again that were stolen, if
the pieces of patclirnent attached to them With his
shop marks upon thitni were t.tkm off; which left Lo
ground for the officers to itx'ert thetn,elves in
_appre~
bending any robbers-on suspicion. •

Six hundred men of the Royal. East MiddleFex
Mi:itta me to march thisday from Portsea Barracks
to Four-i.one Barracks; 400 of the Worcester
frCm- Four-house to. Por,hester, Barracks, and the
rerUaitider to Portsea Barracks;
..and ,400 of the
Northampton, from Porchester.to Portsea Bars
racks:

A young man, of the name
.of John Ashton, a '
farmer's son, was shot 'on Friday night, the
the estate.of P. ffarniase, Esq. at Stoke; klers,.by
A keeper. The deceased was robbing a fish-pond,
in company with anotherman, and, he resisted being.
secured, when the cOnten's of a fowling-piece were
10d.,,ed in his body.
An InqUis:ioti was taken on Sattirday, at the
house of Mr. Cidcott, NeWington Jload, on die b,idy
of Harriet flester Pranks, the daughter of a lettiel
mcrchanf. The evidence went to prove that Miss
Ra,:ks had taken a quanti y of laudariom on Fr,,,ai
_night, and sh-died in con.;cquence of it the fotiO,V•
Mg- day. She was an accoMpti.lied young Lady, 22,
• years of age, and had Det't) dej, ctd state the
last fortnight. As it came out in .evidetice. si;ds
had taken the lateanuin not w 1
li a view ~ de;: roy.
ing berself, taut of lulling her cares, a .ierva• t I;6n4pre,ent when she t 4.1 c it, the .1 returned a Ver,
'diet—Accidental 'Death.

, •
• The STATE LOTTERY will Begin and Finish Dr3w
log on ,the lgth of this Month.

SMITHFIELD .VIARKET, Ocr. S.
This day's Market was well supplied with prime
Beasts, and the show of Cattle in general.was very'
goad ; Beet and Mutton are cheaper than our last
report ; Veal aid Pork support. last pri.:es; and the
trade for the most parr was somewhat tyisk.—The
sales in the. Hay Market were pretty considerable;
er has dropped in price; Straw fetched a better
price ; Hay sold at last price.—We subjoin an ac-
curate statement of the priCes,and
To sink theotfil per stone of Sib.
, Beef 4s. 4d. to ss. 4d,- Nlutton 43 4d. to gs. 6d. Veal
Ss. cd. to 7s. od. Pork ss. od. to 7s. od.. Lamb os, ed. t 0
os. od.

Beasts 2210. Sheep z 9,700. Calves 210.
SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET.

Pigs iso.

Hay 51. oq. od. to 91. os. od. straw zl. los. od. to 31.
Bs. od. Clover 61. os. cd. to 91. toss od.

CORN-EXCHANGE, OCT. B. The supplies Qr
Wheat, coastwise, to-day are considerable, with
great port of last week's arrivals- of foreign, about
50,000 quarters ; sales heavy; 2s. and 3s. per quar-
ter lower ; Rye ai less ;
,BarleY fully at last I,riees;
Malt, with Peas and Beans of the two kinds, at lit;
tle variation ; Oats' are in middling supplji, sales'
brisk, and rather dearer ; Flour lower.'.

NA a.

ORAVIIIIND, OCT. 5.
•
Arrived —the King George, Cotter, from St. Vincent's ; •
Adamant, and Sally, Scarth, from Quebec; lack of -
London, Jean, Roach, Argo, Nels,l, and Emma,
MacKie, from Matta; Doris, Blacitesly, from S:crra Leone;
Rachael, Carr, from Dominica ; Palmer, Va-
lentia ; Sr., Andrew, Sourer, from Guadaloupe ; and Lord
Sheffield, Sane, from Trinidad:
Sailed— the Fortune, Crawley, for . lla vke, White- • '•
sides, for Africa ; :Harmony, Crurcher, tor Newfoundlah'd ;
and the Speedwell. Parsons, for

SAT p.

'F :VIOCK.S
,RDAY.
i India Stok
1 India Buds, 16s. pr.
E 3t6ifeer bi I Is, is. tliS. 2S. pr.
ainnittrn, sit!. dis.
Imperial 3 per Cent.
Cons. for tzth init. 66 ai ii

Li.oik Stock, shut
NI-ivy 5 per Cent.•9Bit
Irish 3per Cent..
4 per Ceat. shut
3 per cent: Red. shut
3 per Ct. Cons. 66
Bank L Ann. shut