The Sun.
London, England, 1810-06-20 00:00:00

POLICE.

trArroN GAarist4.—A persdn, named
was examined at this Office on Monday, -charged'
with creating a riot, in Broad-street, Si. Giles's, by
appea, big in a gig with a long' blue pole; arid the
favours of Sir F. Burdett displayed an his horse's
bead. Mr. Wilson stated in his defence; ttiat
was a painter; arid having a. large demand for bine
favours, to be worn by the.friendsof S'r F. Burdett
on the•day of his liberation ; lie had Idled a horse
and chaise to enable him to deliver the
his customers ,in various parts of the to*u.
blue pole he was going to deliVer to airaittst who
was painting the words; ". Magna Cha; ta" ,;r)
,0
flag wifith was to be attached to the pole. Hat-
ing driven quietly through the streets, 'he wir,
stopped in Broad-street by a flock of sheep, Ptid, a
mob having gathered rouhd •earn, ekclaiming ,
" Burdett for ever," he had been Seiied, with his
brother, in the chaise, by a constable, who tool: hiM
and,his brother to the watch-house. lie di2Elainled
any riotous intention, but tie Magistrate thought
himself bound to commit him, and he was accord-
ingly committed for want of
GUILDHALIA—Yesterday four Irish lalysitrers,
charged with riotous concittel in Bridgewaier-gardens,
Barbican, on Sunday evening last, uncieriwciit a i,:(-
cond examination before Sir M. Bloxam Mr,
Sheriff Wood, the Deputy of the Ward. It appear;
ed that the prisoners had occasioned'a very alarin.--tig
riot in the above neighbourhood, and three of them
were committed for • trial. The fourth; 'who had
been badly wounded on, the head and aim, whilet
resisting the officers, waS remanded for further exa-
mination.

WORSHIP-STREET. Yesterday Thbmas 1J ilkijis
and John IVash were finally examined, being charged
with stealing from the premises of Alessi-4 Kirks,
Dyers, in Bethnal-green, with whom the prisonerS
worked as labourers, a large quantity of woollen
cloths and baize, to a great amount, some of
which were traced to their possessions, when they
were fully committed to Newgate for trial. -
-WHITECHAPEL.—Yesterday James
James Parker, a smart-kioking young man, was ap-
prehended by John Griffiths, the Officer, in York-
street, Commercial-road, being Charged with hav-
ing returned from transportation. The record of
his convietion was produced, and his bring 'trans-
ported for life the ninth day of March, 1809. The
case,being clearly made out against him, lie Was Cully
Committed to Newgate for trial.

A sturgeon was taken out of the river Nqe, near
Chepstow, a few days ago, weighing s4olbi. It vvri3
sent to London as a present to the Duke of BEA'U-
FORT.

Friday morning ten men *Cre`Commiwd to tha
gaol of 'Ennis by Charles WiVlahon, Esq. escorted
by a detachment of his corps of cavalry, all charged
with houghing and maiming three bullocks and three
cows, the property of Chartres Brew, of ApPlevalc,
in the said county.

A letter from Gottenburgh states, that the French
Ambassador having appliecho Baron D'EsoEsraokt,.
the Minister for Foreign Affairs; for a private audi-
ence with the King, the King ;granted tie Samr.•
The Ambassador declared, that althcugh he bad no
personal dislike to the English Charge d'Affairtss yet
he thought it his duty to mention, that after the
friendly treaty passed' between France and Sweden,
the British flag flying in Gottenburgh could not fail
to create jealousy on the part of Fiance. The King
answered, that he would take the mutter into con-
sideration : but three weeks after the rearonstrancti
was made no answer had been returned. ,
SINGULAR OCCURRENCE.--Thomas Thomas,
,a
journeyman tailor, who lOclged at a house of call;
the Black Prince, in Chandos-street, Covent-garcten,
being informed one day last week, by his apothecar) ,
that his malady was apparently of quick progres:,
and of fatal iicue, expressed a wish to make a
.‘c ill,
for the disposition of his small worldly affdirli and in
it directed that his body should be opened (iri the
presence.of Mr. Wood, the landlord of the public-
house), in order that the Faculty might, from the
inspection of the viscera, ascertain the nature of his
comptaint, which was, in fad, a comtnou pulmonary
consumption; being desirous to comply vtitli the
injunEtionlot the deceased, the body was opened,
and the landlord, however reludanily, attended the
operation. It was scarcely performed when the
landlord ,'a stranger to such eXhibitionsi was seii:'d
with sickness and vomiting, and, in reaching the bar, -
was prevailed upon by his wife to take a glass of
brandy and water. In a few minutes he was obliged
to be 'carried to bed, never to rise agaio. On .Friday
last, the third day from the.attack:he died in a sulfa
of delirium, not from contagion, or a predispo:it;oii,
to disease but solely from the impression made upon
his mind by the anatomical. performance; he'
observed, exceeded in horror any thing he had ever
beheld.

CORN-EXCIIANDE;;.—'Tice market to-day has con-
siderable remaining supplies of Wheat, but few ficle
samples, which ate in demand and -rather dearer;
Barley and Malt fluduate but little; Peas and Beans
likewise; there are short supplies of Oats, chiqy
second and inferior, and sales in- general a little
dearer; Flour without alteration.

•
W,heat 8;s a toes a tiss
Fine dittorigs a ins
Rye - - • 48s a 54s
Barley - -33 s a 47s
Malt 76s a lias
White Peate 74s a Eqs
Grey ditto . 45s a Is
Means (tOld) 514 a 645

Tick Beans (old) 44s a sos
Oats - • 24s 28s a 33s ,
Poland ditto • 36s a 34,,
i'btatoe ditto os a 40:.
Rape Seed 581
Fine Flour - cis a ioas
Seconds gos a C,