Star.
London, England, 1822-03-11 00:00:00

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Mao* sennight in the fora
of instritetts, -amounting to sel
lected from all the neißbbouriri
and destroyed a threshing-macli
freehold, on the premises of Mr. 1
of Winfarthing. Notwithstandis
a large party of friends, constab
proceeded to demolish the obnor
pence attack commented with
kinds of weapons. One Gentler
his horse, and several more, wh•
were compelled to retreat in all
heavy discharge of stones and
barn was forced, in order to •
the machine, which, together wi
were destroyed. On the folks
parties assembled at Dish being
leader of the insurgents of Thu
ham Baker, of Bressingham, 1
headed, and immediately brough
Roarer Kame, Bart. and G •
was by them committed to the
day large parties of the insurgen
ferent parts of the neighbourh
the night to prevent any of th -
apprehended ; and on Monday
• assembled at Winfarthing, and b
threshing-machine, the proper
Geonoz, of that parish. On T
the troop. of Suffolk Hartsmer
commandsof Colonel RAY, we
seeded as to prevent their again
mischief in this neighbourhood
Tuesday night some rioters a
Jail, guarded by a part of the
approaching the city, they wer -
able body of persons, who appe
a tumult. The'prisoners were, h
1 in jail. On the return of the
ceived with a shower of stones
were stoned completely tbro
Trowel and Hammer, out of
where they gained shelter. The
thither, and broke several wind
RACKHAM, Esq. having resew
riotous disposition, repaired i
with some constables, and aft
both by himself and assistants,
persing the assembly. About
stable brought to the Castle a
same disorders. As he was
-seeing that a large body of pen •
ther, and appeared inclined to
sent two of his assistants with
Castle ditches. As soon as tli
Golden Ball-lane, the rioters al
the cart, and, after a violent

obtaining entire possession of ii
, .

down to the Foundry-bridge, an 4
The constable and horse were I
saved from their violence. No
Arendered, as the Mayor was at tl
in quelling the tumult at St. St
rioters appeared to consist pi in
- ' and disorderly boys who frequ
industrious classes took no part
It was expected that possibly a
be committed on Wednesday ni
this officers,were on she-Aleut
determination of Tuesday eve
peace of the city, contributed
vention of any disorders that
of new prisoners, have taken
Light Horse Volunteers have
every night this week—lbid.

In consequence of some of the Sh'
determined to lower the wages of th
per month, a large number of them a
and seizing on two of their fellows
duction, elevated them on a cart, and
town. The procession was met in se
the Police Officers, who engaged th
defeated. After this state of things
three hours, the Military were call
persed. Three of the rioters were
committed.

SPORTING INTE,

11UNTIN
His Maiesty's Stag-bounds meet o
Sir Jacob Astley's (Norfolk) Ho
ford ; Friday, at Duker's Bridge.
Mr. Dewing s Hounds, Wednes

at BawdesWeii.
The Earl of Scarborough's Fox-
sington Bridge; Friday, at Sandb
The Earl of Harewood's Fox-h'
ky ; Friday, at Tadcaster Bar.
'l'he Hatfield Harriers, Friday,
The Earl of Derby's Stag-hou
lane; Thursday, at Croham ; Satu
H. Joiliffe, Esq.'s Fox-hounds,
The Surrey Foli-hounds, Thurs.
turdayi at Westerhanu—The Ha
Earl Fltzvrilliams's Fox-hounds,
Wood; Friday, at Abbot's Ripton.
Tiie Fart of Darlington's Fox-h.
Tree, Lessting-larie ; Friday, at
turday at Watlass
The Bat:worth Fox-hounds,
and Saturday at Street-Houses.
York and Ainsty Fox-hounds,
The Lanibton Fox-hounds, Th
at Chester le-street.
Tile Roxby and Cleveland Fo
The Sinnlngton Fox-hounds,
Sir M. M. Sykes's Tot-hounds,
eu Stockton-Forests on Friday, at
BOX I .

AUSTIN AV) As. BEILAICO.-1W
made at Nat. Graves's, for sCsisa
rWtists, to meet early in May.
Ti. snatch will =cite considerabl
dies, and a good battle may be
youths, and is backed at odds to s
Summon tm atye.sup) his ehail
champion, for £lOO.
PEDESTRI
Yesterday morning, a vast eon(
In St. James's Park, to witness a
cashsre man, named, Was, a ree
vate in the same regiment, who cc
paling. Ilse soldier ran the dots
recruit did it la ulna minutes.

Thursday evening, a Nit
Tived in the greatest hasti
‘vere delivered to the l'4lo
while at dinner at BEL.LAN
bad but jest sat down, hal

acquainted with their
and processied to his