The Sun.
London, England, 1842-08-10 00:00:00

lice making their appearance, the mob dispersed ;
and Inspectors Irwin, M'Mullen, and Maybury ap-
prehended eight men in the act of breaking windows.
While the military were employed in clearing the
streef, intelligence having been brought that the
rioters 1-iad attacked the mill of Messrs. Sterling and
Beckton, Lower Mosley-street, a detachment of
cavalry and a strong body of police were instantly
4espatched to the spot. By the time they arrived,
most of the windOws in the mill, and also those in the
adjoining dwelling-house of Mr. Beckton, had been
broken. Six of the rioters were apprehended here,
and taken to the Town-hall. _ _

In the course of the afternoon, a portion of the
mob assembled before the shop of Mr. Rogers, corner
of Charles-street, Oxford-road, and asked him to give
them some bread ; on which he flung several four-
pound loaves among them, not reckoning it altogether
safe to refuse. In the course of the afternoon, a num-
ber of provision shops in George's-road were entered
by large parties, whose alarming appearance, in many
cases, made the shopkeepers glad to send them off with
a loaf or two.

STATE OF TRADF.
(From the Manchester Guardian.)

. - -
MANCHESTER.—Owing to the unsettled state of the
town yesterday, arising from the turn-out of work-
people, to which we elsewhere allude, the market was
somewhat irregular. On the whole, however, prices
were fully as high as last week. on every description of
cloth ; and on some counts and qualities of yarn an
advance of about 1-Bth per pound was pretty kene-
rally realized. Had it not been for the cause alluded
to, a large business would most probably have been
done?

ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET, MONDAY, AVG. 8
There has been but a dull market to-day, and not much
hope is entertained of a speedy improvement. There
certainly has been rather more business done than on the
preceding Monday, which was one of the worst that has
occurred for some weeks back. The prices still continue
extremely low ; and, till we have t better demand, they
cannot be expected to improve. The workpeople are
just barely employed at ruinously low wages. The wool
market has undergone no change since last Monday that
is worth recording.

..COAL MARKET
Ships arrived since la
d. • .
Auair't
_ 16 0

'.—(THIS DAY.)
tst marketolay, 115

s. /1.
Walk End Lambton ......
Walls End Morrison
Walls End Stewart's
Walls End Cassop 'A 6
Walls End Car/aloe :2O 9
Walk End Kelloe :2O 6
Walls End Adelaide ....
IVallslEnd Brown's Deanery IR 6
Walls 10.5 d Evenwood
Wlll4End Gordon.— l6 .6
Walls End Richardson'sTeesl6 9
Walls End Seymour Tees I
Blythe....
Hartley l7a6
Howard's West Netherton Ili 9
illangennech Coal

Chester Main
Car's Hartley
Morrison% Hartley
Old Tantieln
Ord's Reitheugh l4 t.l

%Vzat Hart1ey:.........

Wylam . : l6

Wrt End Brown's ,6 61
Walk End Hilda lB 6
Walls End Hidden's.
Walls End NVharncliffe
WallbEnctßelmobt
W. E. Braddyll'etietton
Walls End East Hetton 18 6
Walls End Hatwel I • ...... -6
Walls End Hetton 10 6

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
INSOLVENT COURT-(THIS DAY.)

The Court was oecnpied during-the day in hearing
applications to bail, of which a great number stood upon
the list. Few of them were marked by any features of
general interest. The termination of the sittings has
beet, fixed for next Saturday; provious.to the vacation,
although within the memory of those longest acquainted
with the practice of the Court, there never has been—
(whatever be the cause)—a greater number of persons
seeking relief urder the Insolvency Act, than that
which has been placed upon the list during this and the
preceding month.