The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-10 00:00:00

x‘EsT INDIES.

Yesterday a meeting of the planters, merchants.?
and ethers, connected with the West Indio, t°°,/‘
place at the City. of London Tavern,pursuant to au`

vertisement.
Mr. IRVING, M.P., moved, and Sir EuvvAgy
EAST seconded, a resolution proposing to constitute
the Marquis of Chandos, Chairman. The rensluti°
was carried unanimously.
Thanks were then voted to the Chairman, on the
motion of Sir EDWARD EAST; after which t"-
meeting separated.

JOLRNEYMEN WEAVERS.

Yesterday James limb, a journeyman mayor'?
the employ of Messrs. Wilson, Moore, and 0111;
son, was finally examined before Mr. TwYFonth
Worship-street, touching the destruction of a qua°,
tity of valuable silk, and an extensive jacquard.'nr
chine, the property of his employers.
This was one of the cases stated by Mr. Moore,i;
his petition to the House of Commons, in which
said that the workman, with common indotrY'

could earn 335. per week. • or
The journeyman's defence was, that a number
men came •to his house and demanded admittoncer'
which he refuSed; upon which They forced the d°°,,
and one of them called to his -companions to dra`t
their pistols and cutlasses, threatening the defeutiA,,p,
and his wife that if the' least resistance were 10"-'
murder would ensue.
The defendant was bound in recogniz-ances to fir
pear at the Sessions.
Five young men, named Benjamin Forecastor6
Paul, ..Tames Hall, Edward Alderman, and R01Pw7_44,,
Basing,"were finally examined before Mr. Bit i's'j
charged with a riot and assault upon Messrt;Pc'it,
and Bencroft, in the employ of Messrs.►
Moore, and Robinson, and the Bow-street pair"
in the afternoon of Wednesday week.
Edward Hugglestone, one of the BoW.Stre,.,
officers, was said to have been so seriously injured
the ill-usage of :the mob, of which the
.prisolT,o
formed a part, that for several days afterward§ rP6
surgeons who attended him could not ‘pronottO
him out of danger; but he seemed now to be OW
pletely restored. .
The prisoners being severally identified were Pt,
to Lail for their appearance to take. their trial at ir
Sessions.
Two men, named Mike and Galloway, were °ll
Monday brought before Mr. BENETT.
It appeared, that on the evening of Wedges of
week, between 20 and 30 men went to the house
Wm. Elder, a man' in the employ of Mr. 'ativbrfar
Moore, and demanded admittance. Knowing•t'ed
their purpose was to seal up his work, he realsof
to admit theni, saying that he did not approle ri;
such proceedings, and would not have Ilia 10
sealed. They reproached him with being-adlibut
by himself," and used threatening language, of
went away without accomplishing the object
their visit.
The journeyman, who is an old and decent.lo°.l;.
ing man, was afterwards brought before the riardi,,
trate, when he deposed to the facts stated, andal
tinctly swore that Clarke, Galloway, and ape''
named Allen, not in custody, were of the party' he
Elder, being now sworn, deposed to the 110,,iJ
had before stated; but when asked if he c°7d
identify any of the persons present, he endeaveti,lo
for a considerable time to evade the question, 3br
after much prevarication, said that he had a
upon
The e subject. the
attorney for the prisoners was proceedilietr
d,
cross-examine the witness, but Mr. Coles ObjeCte Ll
Attorney—Why, he has already said, over ar
over BENETT that he•had a doubt. • ,
to
Mr.—You may ask him, if you p. be
riot

why he ever said he doubted, and now says
had no doubt.
The question was accordingly asked' by the P
setters' atorney. •
Witness-7 Why, I .did not wish to hurt the -O,AP
Mr. Coles observed that this was sufficientn
of the difficulty of getting- any-evidence in the
cases, and the intimidation 'exercised.
Sarah Elder, the daughter, was called, and ci),
firmed her father's account of the transaction,
declared that she could not identifyeitlievonejel'
prisoners. She had sworn to them before they .
in custody. the
Mr. Coles now said that he would give u 0
p ,
case, and would apply to have the witnesses c°
milted for perjury.
After some further remarks upon what kl
passed, both
Mr. BENETT said that the journeyman Elder
after ninth prevarication, declared•positivelY toe
Clatke Was one of the men who went to his Md
for the purpose stated, and the prosecutor o°ii
therefore follow up the prosecution against
he choe.
Clarke was then ordered to give bail fordtl'..s.l,'
penance at the sessions. -Galloway was disc}l;oo

On the Sth inst. itirs. RiIey,BIRTHS of Abbey4ouse, BOO°
sey, of a daughter.o
On the 90- Southampton-buildingoi 3W.

in the ;II ins, in jou ,ptol inn -
Green, of daughter. .
On the tith inst. ut Manchester, Mis. Joseph 11.1!-Kc°
of a daughter.

MARRIED. le,
On tiro 9th inst. at Christ-Church, St. Mary rev I
Adam Duff, Esq., third son of R. W. Duff; Esq. 0 tael
tore-sso Castle, Kincardineshire, N. 8., to Eleanor,
daughter of the late Captain Thomas Fraser, of W00t1.49,.•
Louse, Oxfordshire. I
On the 9th inst. at St. George's, Bloomsbury, ""- tc( 1
Rax, of the H. E. C. Service, to Anne, fourth dae,
of John Hanson, Esq. of Russell-square, and late of"
ford, Essex. •
On the 6th inst., at Christ Church, St. Marylel77oo,
by the Rev. H. St. Andrew St. John, William Heci.der f, 1
Esq., ofNottingham-place, to Ellen, widow of 'the „
G. Vanderguelit, Esq., of Upper Bedford-place; Ill''' ,
square. tbe.
On the 6th inst., at St. Clement's, Eastehop, VOl,
Rev. T. L. Ramsden, Mr. John Richards, of Camber 40,
to Mary Ann, fourth daughter of Mr. Thomas, r.)l
tin's-lane, Cannon-street. we,
On the 7th inst. at St. Pancras Church, by the wje#
.J. Brackenbury, S. P. Anfocsi,,Esq. of MorningtnP:Pod'
to Miss Rebullh, of Great George-street, Hampereg,,,tu:li,
Lately at Ilumanify, after a courtship of three
Mr. T., Magoys, atilmore, to Miss Hannah HorsV
Morton. The bridegroom is 73 years-of age, a° tees.
five wives before he was struck with this girl of sevee
On the 9th inst ,at Blooms'-:try Church, the Ite;;01,,
Brow, ulow, A.M. of Pembroki Oxford, to I
the only daughter of R. James Chambers, of the 111
Temple, Esq. •

DIED. f jot"
m
On the 9th inst, at Hendon, It:Adason, Esq. 0- . • ,
street, Bei keley-squsre: 1.. ..sfr::
On the 2d inst. at Milton, Cambridgeshire, in i" Ir
year of his age, most deeply and t•incerely regretted "„' op
fanily and Itiends, Samuel Knight, jun. Esq. of Wlr
ton Muse, in tlut county. ~,trfe
I;SD
On the 9thult. a.t, Thoradby, near Leyburn, 1014,..11,-,
Lawson Dunn, Eq. friend .and companion of 4' j le
Right lion. Morris, Lord Rolieby, whom he survive
three weeks. . go
o,
On the 2d inst. in Stamford-Street, at an adva0:11041
111,jor Lord, lite Royal Invalids, mtteh regretted ifY 8
seerterknew him . . .
On the 9th inst. at Lord Wallace's, Portman-sqo
Dager Vi oseunles
On the ith inst. at Norwillich; Mr. C. N. Boliogbr°l‘6
On
aged 39. ° f f'
On the Stb inst, William Henry, the infant '°°
°W. P.lkington,.E.9., Waahitelutl:-yard. • f 'lr.
Ou the sth inst. at Bmpton, Anne, the wift,
. . .. ,
44 soy
J. WeAtin, jun.
On the 3d inst. r.t flitch :us, Surrey, Mr. al ii
rat
kin., in his 53d year. • tlie scl
On the tth inst., at her house at yeckbam, lti ,-;00
sear of her age, Ann !Awls, widoW .of the lat° i
Lucas, of Warwick-street, Golden-quare. 17clahelli'
On tle Sd inht, Thomas Cobham,. El., of - ,
, ;ti
Sussex. - ' • -0" t
• ' ° ie6
On Thurolay last, at York-terrace, Ytegeo“ oil,
the fintrth year of his age, John Kennedy, the Y •
sun of Werner Ottley, Esq.

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