Star.
London, England, 1829-05-08 00:00:00

houses a king davit, ; Amti.br;beir nuas,sers, intimi-
dating three who *OW fj,"beWY *c Oltiewise be 6'
dined 10 give. Wheicihresire'pory fea. 11
males in.a‘hr u•e.
they are glad to compoitaa For the safety pi themselves
and their properly at mnurst any :ion, and.in this way
money to a very consider...isle amount has been collected.
Wedisesday Reenins, >taU pare Nu.
There has as yet been norfisiutbance ; hut the crowds
are every hour becoming more dente, and thriAe is every
reason to fear that t elate morning the work of destruc-
tion will have recommenced.
FATAL AFFRAY AT ROCHDALE.
" Alarceasvaa, a oToce Wsamareary Evasive.
" I have just returned twat Roclidale,whete meren-
choly affray has taken place. Yesterday M •jOr B-swick,
a Magistrate, who lives in tire neightiourlu.oil of Roch-
dale, attended at the Wellington Wort in that town, to
take the examinations ref the men wh were taken into
cu VAT last week, while s gathering shuttles at the
different factories which were attacked. The examina-
tion was c..nduCted with vie gscatc-t pati• ice and
after being engaged in it lot upwards • f all limo.,
the Nlagiorates discharged seven of the men, arid com-
mitted sixteen to take then tital at the Yo k Assizes
The Wellington hotel is at a considerable distance It ont
the per on, and as it was feared that a re•cue might he
'Attempted. the prisoners wete not only hatiocutUd but
fastened together by a rope ; and in this ma .-
Ism were conducted through the main sure( by a
party of the Carabioeers. This Unfortunate public Jib-
tsy seems, in satot degree, to have led Co the tacit le-
; for as the processi n was on its way, the fert-
ile% of the spectators were wound to the highest
pitch, and loud execrations of the soldie s were
,mired with expressions of sympathy for the men who
were thus carried bound to prison. Several larfre sto vs
were thrown at the soldiers, who exercised ,hiorighont
a most laudable forbearance. One private., •tr . a. 4
struck, drew a pistol horn his In.lster Lut aas
,aredirtely checked by kis officer, u :to said. 4. Be
ca!m I be calm I bun% mind a hit with a st,ne "
'When the prisoners were lodged in the gaol. the
mob partly dispersed, and the Carabinerrs re. ire!.
leaving the prison guarded by nine a Witt, 4•1 the 67:h
Foot, commanded by a sergeant d ari... corp. cal. •'I ills.
was about eight o'clock. Toe mob. •eeing .m.lll 4
force, rallied, and in a shirt titre began to the c.a. An: es
`at the guard, and several of the men were hurt. T. e se/•
geant then said, that if they did not give over. he she rill
oe cam; &led to order his men to fire; but hi. aal nisi);
produced no effect. He then ordered oat two II en
and told them to fire, The men obeyed. an 4 tt e
report of the muskets produced a g'sod deal • f con.
sternstion. But when it was seen that no e was
hurt, the mob rallied arid attacked the wither. with
additional fury. The sergeant then ordered out all
Iris party, and the whole of them fired. Again the.e
was a retreat, but as none were kille se.eral
were wounded, another attack was made, iseadraf, as I
was told, by a man of the name of Taylor. who said it
no one else would go in upon !he solsions he Mould
Another volley was then tired. Tailor to I Jett upon.
the spot. and several others were motally we undid.
There was then an instant retreat. and in a sec rid not
a soul was left in the street.
" A lad named Walton was amongst the rumher of
those who were wounded. A b all went in at hi. ntnith
and passed out at the back of his he.J. Ile used eve
minutes after being removed to Ms. %Vetoers surgery.
44 A man of the name of Schofi Id wis shot ri.ht,
through the belly, the ball entering. in front and cron•
ing out at the back, lie died this inprning, and has
'left a *idol" and five children.
" A led named Buckley, who se ms to have be-n
drawn into the crowd by cutiosity, was also slot s Wit
shimigh the bo • els, and died this morning.
.4 At the fir t fire over the.pe..ple's trea.l., a ha;l en-
Bred an upper v. inclose of \b. Solo's ur mril, et red t
SO yards off, where Air. iii4rit's son, a child of r et are is
five and sir yeas of age, was standing lo .kii.g nu. I.n
the mob. Tire ball curried his forehead. arid went •ut
ist•the back ul hisheed,and the poor Child expired wi•ne
1 was there this forenoon.
" Two other men named Rey and Ye-lio are sup.
posed to be mortally wounded.
. " One young man has had an arm amputated, and .
another has had a leg amput.ted. 11 nth ate iikeiy to
recover. One girl was shot through the knee Besides
those 1 have mentioned, about ten more we. e %minded,
so that esery shot fired by the soldi. tit seems to have
taken effect: •
44 I mentioned in my last niglit'6 letter the esti AM •
dioary fact of a great pact of Manchester being entirely
at the mercy of she mob. After my letter was 'rut
off, there was a renewal of the plunder, and notwitly.
standing the se tivity of the mil-tary and the yoslic -
officers, three shops were broken , and comi leicly
gutt-d of their content..
" I'o-dory there has been no
.di•tu- either here,
at Iti:chriale,Miltdieton, or &KY."
IWlTftta PAUTICOLA OS.
!mom Tile MANCIiesTSO *JERALD e 1 yesrertoAY MAY 7.
The man, Abraham Taylor, was killed in the CI •
throwing stones• and alter his death a stone was torind
in each of his hands. A patty of dragoons, h crying
the discharge of musketry, hastened 'to the spot, arid
having made a charge upon the people, von) di.persed
them. The remainder • f the loot tridiers in the vie it
also came to the assidance ri their col:r•de4. aid
charged tire mob with the bayonet. Besides those who
were killed, there were about twenty live persr ns
wounded. some with ball, and others with sabre a, d
bayonet wounds. Among these are two who are not
expected to recover—namely, I•aac Turner, wounded
kra musk: t ball in the abdomen. am, a i ers'iin
fumed Healey. the Win nf a widow w hip aus looking
M. said was shut through the lungs. Several others
blve been under the necessity of hawing their limbs
ativnt.ted, from injuries •w i.ch they received.
The prisoners still r. mars in the lock-ups, under
the rrotection of a strong guar.', it being considered
unsafe to send them off lentil the arrival of a firth r
reinforcement of m.!itarr.

- COIN.EXCHANOIL; SIARKuLANE; W 4 8.
Having many country buyers at market this morning, the
lllhaling Trade was rather brisk. Fine samples of Wheat fully
eimported Monday's prints. Barley was dull sale, hut not lower.
TIM arrival of t ats being large, the trade was heavy, cud a trifle
cheaper. IMPORTATIONS since MONDAY.
Wheat, English (qrs.) . 1,200 Foreign .
Irish 50 Oats, English
Foreign . . 3,850 Irish
Barley, English . 1,500 Foreign •
Irish • . SO Floor (sack.) .
SMITHFIELD MAKICKT. Slav S.
CAMS AT MAUR%
Beasts 412 j Sheep and Lambs 7,5/0 I Pigs 110 Calves 214
Beef .` . 4s Od to 41 4d I Veal . . Sc Od 04
Mutton . 9d 4s II Pork . 4s 44 Ss 44
Lamb . Ss Od 1 Od 1
Hay per load, 411 10s. to •24 4s. Clover £3 Os. to 15 Mt
Straw Li 10s. to .41 les.
COAL Al AB/MT—Tom Dar AT One.
There hasisson a fair supply of the different sorts of Coal &Brig r
the weeh. Twenty-two new ships were at market to.diiy. making.
a total on week's arthal of 115 Alps. Tlarllzihange to.day
was pieta LrE attended by buyers.
Boer trails . 335. 335. SJ. Ws. 64
Other geol•*3. • ss.. 'O4. .121. Od.
Ships at Market, 58k.

1 ASO
. 100100
. 9.000

11.150
. 7,11.0