The Sun.
London, England, 1816-10-30 00:00:00

THE SUN.

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LONDON,
IVEDNESD.II, OCTOBER 30, 1816.

RIOTS AT BiItNIINGHANI

On Monday evening a set ions Disturbance broke
out at Birinie.‘lhain, but %which was suppressed in

an hour or two by the activity of the Magistrates,
seconded by the zealous co-operation of the Mi-
litary, who were called in after the Riot Act had
been read. We understand that it commenced by

the mob breaking the windows of a loyal Book-
seller, who had circulated some Anti-Jacobinical
Publications, to his infinite credit. The streets
0011 became crowded, and stones were throtto
by the Wows at the Officeskand Soldiers, one or
two of whom were, we regret to say, severely

hurt. Parties of the 15th Dragoons and 711 In-
fantry were the troops employed. Some of the
most active Rioters were taken, and sent to Whir.
wick Gaol. By eleven o'clork all wds quiet. Sir
11. PANE was expected at Birthingham every
minute.

On Monday there was a Meeting at Manches-
ter of 5000 or 6000 of the Lower. Orders of Peo-
ple, but who separated, after some violent speeches
from their Leaders, without disturbance.

There were no accounts from Ireland, w•e un-
derstand, this day ; and hence we hope, accord-
big to the adage, that " no news is good sews."
The last accounts, as we stated, respecting Lord
Wurrwoimi, announced a favourable change in
his disorder.

Rear Admiral PLANIPIN is appointed to suceeei
Sin. PULTENEY MALCOLM in his Station at St

Helena.

We have the Park Joothals of the,27th. It is

oted, that the 2‘linisters may try to imskain their

influence in the Upper Chamber, by the creation
of twenty new Peers, sixteen Ecclesiastical,. and

four persons of Note during the revolutionary
era. A private letter even mentions two of the
latter, M. Du CAzR, anti CiLIXPAGNY Due tie
CADORE ; hut this is too gross for belief. Ano-
ther report is, that an-addition of ten millions to

e Budget, in fnvonr of the Ciergy, is to be

held out as a bribe, to reconcile that body to-the
disposal of the Church Lands, for'the benefit of

e State,

The French Clergy are the most respectable
body, retraining in France, and it is impossible to.
imagine that they could be brought to degrade
and impoverish their Order, already it, too low a
state for the morals end happiness of the country,
by entering into such a compromiac of princijle,
and at last subscribing to the doctrine of revolt):
tion from which- they have suffered so much.

Very flattering accounts of the South of Ita!y
are given in these Papers. There are also some
curious notices of the politics of the Sublime
Porte, but as.,.yet they are mere int/endues, and
assume no tangible shape.

It has become a subject of discussion with
some of our eontemporaties, w:lether 40D0 mett,,
sent front France to recover Saint LVmingo, will,
by joining PETION,-be sufficient. for that put-
pose? and then, whether the Island hid better
be under Francla Dowlufou, or a free Negro Etu-

Aire. Upnn these points, more important in
prokpect of years than immediately, we 51
only observe, that no such force has as
sailed frora France, and that whatever might
thought of the restoration of Ilnyti to Froee
a Colony, there is a thous►nd times greaterddn;
to our Vest Indian Empire in the formation
that African po►rer so cherished by our Metbedi
at home. _

A Iforning Paper publkhes a long 'Woe
of the arrest of Mr. IA.PGILLIERAY and Wilt(' pi
ties (entitling themselves the North West COl
pithy)", on Lake Superior, N.A. by Lord SaLKIR
and a force undef his command. Their Fort W
also taken possession of. The whole
partners
said to have been made prisoners, and all th;e
papers, and merehandize, &c. seized.
The narrative of these transactions is 50 er
dently ex-parte and exaggerated, that we
Want
consent to give it place in our impartial calutaill

The Transport Board, as a separate establish
ment tinder Government, was entirely ab''°sbel
on Monday last. 'Tice shipping concerns ovi
Office will henceforth be conducted by iti4'7,,jcii
Board; and the Sick ant Hurt Departaleat
Victualling by' the Victuallin
Paper.)
There was a. further considerable fall in the se,'
veral exchanges- yesterday. That on Paris olienel
b
about 25. 20. and was done as low fis,ls',„
wards the close of change it iecovered little,
left off at about 25..10. . The variation in the
reign exchanges is ascribed, with great
the .expectation of the ports being upenciVll°4!l....
for the importation of corn. Sugars rose-(1
21.1""
cwt. yesterday, in consequence of -the'
c ige which the tall in exchanges giver xOll
merchant in his exports. The great exloit—,
.there has been of late has given rise to pinger",7ll
hills, drawn on
.foreigners,
money have found it their inlVailtage
at the regular course of exchange. 111.4.14e5el
4.1!„
atit" titer:
'has been -ConiderablieOntilh!liw".itt
t e
lately, and the nunterOui 3010- of stuck w 4
1
have recently been made probably took !dike
a view of raising money to lay out in
Ill'ersletiloni)nke of CAMBRIDGE; though Hader 418
r
title of Count DEEPIioLITZ, is universally r.Cel;
nixed with all time 11°114111.s of an ILitglisbir r(that
his suite is some what mote dist ing"i'lledl"°
of the Duke of KENT; he is attemled by so
riot
fieer in British uniform, two 'the flau°.,,-tis,
E
uniform, and an nglish Gemleman out of ou'u
the
The accoochement of her Royal Highness
Duchess of CUMBERLAND is Said to be daillg.
reef ed. ' td WIG
The Duke of I\rosTanSit, WC are tutu
is seriously indisposed with a violent attack Pit"
gout, at his seat, Buchanan House, Scotland.
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ft
gliteEbi
etternepastst thoseße favouritexatTili
A y young
nfie sa its Greece,Lamy, of
c0191:41,
he has traced such vivid pictures.
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accomplishments and fortune, front Ireland, et°23;
ed. 'on Saturday last, from the residence "f
Gentleman's Paletf(d)reeGitraentlibi 1a Green, 1111' pthatielertu
The crew of the Glasgow frigate, one
Pliant Algiers fleet, I I • ff 4. .red much in if
eer, Kr )1C Sty st
attack, were paid WI yesterday, on boar"
Dept farad. ."" ''
11°RBID I NII AlojulaY 5c ver,
a nets -born infant was found in the River ti;s
Northwich, wrapped tip in a handkerchief wi:i, "
tici
stone tied to its neck. We hole Lk" .t.s tire.
mother may be discovered and brought toJoi
I OS'
The
poStillan front to gxeler, vie s'
robbed last Wednesday night, still lies in
etP'
pita!, with. his skull fractured, end altog
a very dangerous state. d N
ab
Miss IVaLsTEIN played Jane Shore, sin 04
in The Devil to Pay, at the Dahlia Themit,
Monday night, for the benefit of Mr. &PS' ',die
DARING BURGLARY.—Between tile hours Of rtla'
yesterday morning, a tttoit
of . ,b
sifbatetiinnuatiltris)legitiltytalit:'rir;le::::
rtnl;
was cumlttlit:eft in the hoist
to
Jourtiaine, No. 4, York-place, City-ro3ll' coiat
barn pit ttse Clay, 9iii)
rf
borne until a late hour, after which the '"ilts.'ita
been effected. The villains
tR
the yard of Mr. Jctrilaine's house; 1011)00
marks it was !discovered that they,strore !bis.,to
open the hick 'door, which not being ,(14
yeaffreteitt,hrts,..)iutilgthtltiehellicilifite:f crow-bars, cbisell4.l: 114
hatchet, they cut their way from a will .1 hot,
very high trolls to
.10,14#
tomvearrllstlaszil:,..VYAhnelroentxilLythberitrAsepagoacitut:ecy'llrilicskai‘t+r't(r'''irelliic`i.eoilibell
silver coffee and tea pot, a silver ntillyriicti,
wbiot they.
robed,
tobgreictikiesrvawliiitt;:ottbtelerklaticico;
'aver tea-bpoons, twin silver salt-spoons. 2° shts,
handkerchiefs,' &c. soil two Genti,ineit's 004
leaving two old hats behind cut in picc‘frlisvia
;ilfrt:rs%ll:llflsesetffe traceel tlmir
whichescape,
WI
t fitt°
covery. twkru
CoaoKEß's INQUEST.—An To/
at the King's Arms, lidgware-road, bri°Wroay
MAS STIELiNG, Esq. Coroner, upon the e stns
Joseph Nelson, a waggoner, who was in t pad'
ploy of Messrs. Deyk in end Co. whar6ilifer4'xior
and was found dead in his bed c's, '24
"Y morning. Thomas ',Vass, snrget).l.; cite
Brown-street, Edgware-road, said, fhlii tta that
mined the body of the deceaseti, 91)(1,, flri:ll,cart:
there was a substance in the task "1 jjcitaseti
which Prevented the blood tirculatittg. an( . ,
r•
his death. Verdict—." Died by the 415 i
God." rro
The present Lottery terrnin4tr 1- 'Srrlisel°f
when the 6,00 with the m Iht;
0 Ti‘kets,
20,000/, u'C. etc. !trill all 1w ,dra"'llin k•i„th*
Drawing begins as early as Tot °'l; ' go To
M
' on*: ti , all the Officts will -rmin P
night till Eleven o'Clock.