Star.
London, England, 1811-12-16 00:00:00

gOTTINGH'IM RIOTS.

The late3t accounts received from Nottingham
state, that in the immediate vicinity, the only mischief
recently 4.l:;ne is one frame destroyed at Basked,
three at Huckdall 'rorkard, fcur at Arnold, and five
at Eulwell. It has been more extensive in-Derbyshire;
for on Saturday se'nnight, near Ptiaridge, 18 frames
were broken vend several destroyed at Ripley on
Wednesday night. The reason publicly circnlated
for the frame-breakers again visiting Pentridge iss that
some hosier had intimated his intention of *fetching
the whole of his frames from the village, and that
their visit was to deter him. Two lace-frames at the
house of Mr. B. Topham were destroyed, and one of
his own slightly injured, on account, as is supposed,
of his going to the church, and ringing the bells to
alarm the vill ige.
Precautions for the protection of property continue
both at Nottingham and the surrounding villages:
Lord Middletnu's Hall, where arms' are 4podt .01
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has been guarded for 17 successive nights, lest. erey
should fail into the hands of the rioters; Odd a Ur
tub is placed at the top of the hall, to set fi:e co, as si
signal, in case of alarm. The fairest prcspeet, how-
ever, for returning peace, presents itself; the Work•
men in the frame-work knitting-trade.,ate *idea ju
soliciting the manufacturers for a redress of griesr
antes, and a concordaney in prices ; the latter-Tem:l'e
favourable ear to such solicitations, and we under-
stand on Friday held a meeting at the Exclrange-hall,
on the stibject.—After such favourable appearances,
it is painful to record new aggressions.. Two stacks,
one tit straw and the other of corn, belongingta
Pepper, were on Friday night set fire to at Basford—
the tormer entirely consumed, and of the latter 'only
a small part saved.
We are informed, that on Thursday a frame was
broken at Bury n. The depredators escaped deteetion,
though horse and foot soldiers were in the village.
An extraordinary meeting sat at tifeSli:re H.. 11 On
Frid ty, to consi ler the state of the country, to bear
complaints, and to examine into the means, by which
the rioters support themselves. There were present.
the Duke of Newcastle, Viscourkt Newark. 8414
Warren, Bart. Sir ThomaiWollattonWhite,.Bcc.' and:
the Magistracy of the county.
Wednesday, the 11th inst. was committed for triali
at the Assizes, Jobe ',wham, a workman •empla)ll4l
by Mr. Wm. Nunn, lace manufacturer, for felankstief
writing and sending a letter, signed'! Ned Lud situ
Co." directed to Wm. Nunn and Co. threaten! rift):
break and desti-oy their frames, and injure h;s rei son,f
and chard-T. Clarke, concerned in such mkntif'ac:4l:tre.:
'he appearance of the rioters war feared st'Leiceiter.,
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We are Sorry to sly that nothing positiiie ie yet
known r wecting the perpetvators of this rontit bar,
b4rws anti aLroct at; deed y hist e tintt their dete.
tion will speedily take plaze. In atdition to the rea
ward.of £lOO before offered by thi, PHIOICR ICECZNti.
thccreseitt of Saturday nig:it contains a Proclanii-
tion, offering R. 500, to be paid on the conviction at'
the person or Vetsons cnrwertted in the mtitder of Mr.
Manr.and family, and the Offer of a free pardon iD
any pets difiebverkir the same,_ with the Usual' prO4
visa.—Third ale besides offered 050 by the Over' -
s,te;s c f St. Gesiege's in the V..ist, at3o by the Thasnes
Police; and the Hon. Mr. Thomas Bowes has offered
a further .sum or £32. 10s. which niukcs a tn:al of

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Saturday morning
.tire of the Police Offices of
Stadwell, Hewitt Aid 'Holbrook, *ere dispatched
after a impicioz:.; man detained by Lord Middleton.
Depnsitions w:re made before the Magistrates kt
Shadwell Police Office, by a Mr. 'Harris and another
Gentleman, who, in going.te Penn street Meeting en
Stthday Morning, tobstrecti a.Guernsey frock, a shirro
and a handkerchief very bloody, lying in the middle
of Ratcliffeellighwaed nery Ste -George's watch-house.
The Magistrates ceaceiving.the same mry lead to a
discovery,. have offered a reward to. any person sii ho
can conenunicate pArticelats respecting the above era
tides. A nen was also sail to have been br..teltt
from Portsmouth, agains: whom settle soTicions sir-
eumsti.nces were alleged ; but he did not undergo an
examination last night, though the Magistrates of
Shadwell, Police Office •continued sitting to a late
hoar, in expectation of the appreirenion of several
suspicious persons, against wham informations had
been laid, and warrants had been issued. .
Friday night, an Officer belonging to tow-street
apprehended a man at a public-house In Drury-keep
who answered the description of the person with one
eye, dressed in a sinnek frock, and suspected of hie
murder. He wasyxamined out sAturday, but proved
that he teas kt home an'd in bed 4 the time, and was
consequently discharged. The min who likeetf,se
underwent an ex.imioati et at Cie Mai sim House on
' Friday, has been libierared in consequence of peeving
an oak,

Saturday morning. inforttiation was received at
BovAstreet Otfii.e, that a man wearing a smock-frock,
with blood on it, WAS seen with some solders in Wind•
mill-etreet;ind, in consequence, an • officer *as-sent
to bring him to the Office. The offiecrr found the man
with some toiler& tt:l 'aging to the Marines, who said,
he hand enlisted with theta, and ihad taken seven shil-
lingi in part'of the bounty, which they considered a
fraud, as .he must know he wit lien fit for then,- as
he bast got a had leg. He. was taken to ,the akme
Office, when, after undeagoiag an examination, as to
giving An account l himself, he accoanted ter ;he
Wood bring on
_Oil stnblikifrock, 'by ‘a-king he tad
carried a sheep'sitead and pluck on it. He wail a..
ckrtgefit. • • • . •
VariOns reports were current that other persons
suttee in Custody ; but they were all without founda,
tion, One report was founds d. nix n a trans.iction
whkh Weaned en Siturday morning in Wapvias of
rather a etitions native A man of a very suspii.usus
appearance applied to a blailtsm:th, residing ruin-mk-
s-sea, to SAw off.a hind-cuff, which was auached to
his right hands The m in, however, was in so much
trepidation and alarm, that he would not wait till the
operator hid performed his job, but tvith the oitwost
I. fury dragged his hand trom its shackle, and Licetated .
*his flesh in a shocking Manger and then I an away.
Several Noblemen and dis:inguished Gentlemen
have daily inspected thn premises of the-deceased.
. INTERMENT or MR. AND MR.*. Mann Aitilresour
SoN.—Yestisaay the neighbourhood of ltatclitf-high.
Way pre,enteJ a most ni• uinful scene when the
„rat took place. It is i:tipoiSible to gilt( adequate
iaa of the mournful s &fatuity observed by all rank:
on this occasion. Tie peoplef rmed one ctuwded
line from the house to the &ors of St. George's
Church, waislag with patience for sothe hour*. The
immense congregation is the church, attem.ing di.
vine service, remained in their stations to witness the
afflicting spectacle. At half past one the proceslion
entered with 2-,me difficulty. N i langu4ge 4:An-de-
scribe the grief depicted in every countenance on wit-
nessing the coffins .containing the bodies of Mr. Marrs
Mrs. Man, and her infant. 'Ate Rev. Dr. FA It rtitit).
ixis officiated, and pertormed the funeral rites, .artt(lst
.overwhelmea,%%itil the melancholy duty. The gyro.
cession entered the aisit of the church in the following
order

lie boil, of Mr. Mare,
The bodies of l'lrs.Marr and infant m another calla ;
'l'M father aud nuither ci Mr, Mw ;
'11; mother of Mrs. M.trr;
'ribe tour sisters
.4)1 Mrs. Mart-;
. he only br..thge of Mr. kiarr•
?be iiest in relationalep to the deceased;
7hr triet:ds of Mr. and Mrs. Mur.

aViiitinn of the aged parents, and the brother
awl haters t'le geseased, pre.enied the must lie.;rt-
restbtix spectaitet ins& this wars of the erowdcd
g,regotion-universatly mineled in compassion. Alter
itte'Church.ceremtiny. the bodies were conveyed itLco
the builalwound, and deposited in one grave. Not.
'withstanding theimtherise eiowd, all conduct..d them-
selvei with the.tstmost,decorum.

"Fin in..r.ting, about elght o'clock, g Fire
krpke out at Joirici's Thamcs.atreet' in pos.,
,sessioa cf Messrs. 8:/ow,lstiok.rs, entirely de.
07%0 the premises :sad tas therein. The losr
'in goods atJne, is esimn4cl at (Tv:aids of z20,0'11..
15.
Casson has fallen within the last dune tuonilis, at
Philadklphia, from 9 to GA colts. per lb.
MA aK.L.vg dat the inch arrivals of Wheys
mak* a tolerable supply•,-,and the trade dolt in sale ;
flue, hardly at Ittst prices—se?oni anlinkrior,vaiber
lower. Barley in good supply, and agaio
.ancl 2s. cheaper. .Malt, as well as in Wlite and
l?ut little variation. Beans of each sort
ccutintle.nelatly at late paha*. There are not many'
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resh arr:vaLl of Qafts. orul Sales thereof Tully maintain
:17rIday's quot Alon., Flcttr at last prices.
ttlitcti Or es.alo. •
;Wltea; its. 1 egi.. 1 LEit. • &cis Sas. 6ta:
Pine Mao; 120 s. . 1 kit ditto so.. acts.
4170 gat. sai. Ditto (fin. Ciki) L7l. Use
Wee?, . Ow s, eg. sgs,
,Maas zes ttSis roLrn ditto, 265. 311.144
While 1 11 Wets), RCA Oh Vot.itoe ditto, <O'. 434. N.
Gray da:o,.Sz.. • ••••.,.. faxpe tt.A. •
• - ber. 0:..,
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