Star.
London, England, 1819-03-05 00:00:00

;PORTING.

MS.—BETTING R00M,9 Mesas 4.
IDDLESWORTH.
9to apt Brother to Booth-
3Lockinzs I sayer (taken}
DERBY.
I IS to 1 agst wilani•
i)I
INvern Iris and the Dominic.
ST. LEGER.
'taken) I 11 to 3 agst Lisette
I SO to I—an 7 other.

\TCll.—Mr..nolnws, of Thackstesd, Bucks,
's perfotrlance of 1000 sulks in 1000 sm-
(edrisd )v, but in such a state of lameness,
'rd on Thursday mot ring, but little hopes
friends of his going on. Hg was 50 isti-
Thursdly. Saturday is the last day.
WSTER XLECTIoy.

Stet—Mr. Mama and
were ht constant attendance during
„ and continued dB midnight, assisted
Chief Clerk, making arrangements and
:lie conductors, and the numerous parties
parish conitables, from aWerest parts, with
- Face of the city. All their excellent pre-
ents were, however, insulicient, owing to
and mischievous mob that was collected.
'frequently went among the crowd, perticularly
• close of the poll, and afterwards, for the
• riotous proceedings in Henrietta-street.
duty they were assailed with great
A some personal injuries. Mr. blink was
4 with stones : Ilicksreceived a blow on
knocked off his hat; Mr. Stafford received a
Salmon, the corsducter, had a brick
. while on dutyin Henrietta-street,. near
'ince-room : his left arm was disibled for e
`ow. Anothig tile aimed at his head, rod
stooping, fell on the left arm of a young
standing near him, old who, apparently in
exclaimed that his arm was broke. Richard West-
A and gaoler, is disabled in his right arm, which
, and scare of his fingers arr. broken. Nicholls, the
was very much injured In his side from blows inflict-
u. tills, the conductor, had his face cut in se-
the handles of brooms; the pegs whkii fastened
the sticks, remaining in them, ture the flesh meat
John Trevill, a patrol, bad his left shoulder put
e attack upon him by several Irishmen, in Henri-
Joseph Champion, a patrol, was attacked with
to by mere Irishmen, who cut his head open wish
Francis Murray, a patrol, received an injury in his
a ' stone, thrown at him with great violence.
e, a conductor, received a violent bruise, and ,
cut open from the force of a large stone.
aowd in Henrietta-street was sedan with the,
t, soon after eve o'clock, Mr. Binsie collected
very numerous party of officers, and for a time
the street.
Mr. Lamb was in Covent garden church, where he
- from the hustings, Mr. Birnie advised that he
it, and proceed from the back door, with oaly one
friend, and proceed across Bedford-street, Bogard-
Mefs-buildinqa &c. ; by proceeding in that private
;ally escape the fury of the mob. The
wer, did not pursue this prudent course'
church +via Mr. Morris; the High Bailiff,
~ arm in arm, down Bedford-street and Chan-
The high Bailiff being a public character was soon
by the crowd, as was Mr. Lamb ; and " Lamb !
&c, was vociferated by numbers, who followed them,
fcr the purpose of committing acts of violence upon
Fortunately, Mr. Bernie was near the spot, a, d
of the shouting of " Lamb," with great
a numerous party of constables to follow
they did so, and overtook and surrounded that
whom they condected to his father's house, in
, when, Le arrived without experiencing any Fr-
ay.

and its. Huss sat in the evening it the ofEce,to
against those who had been detected in outrageous

conduct; a numerous assemblage of officers, consta.
(toil, and patrols, was kept at their disposal, In case
s:anistanc? being required. In the course of the evening,
liagi‘trates received Information of different parties of
amongst them were some at Mr. Wishares house, in
whose windows were broken, and another at
..,rd Castlereagh, in St. James's-square, whose win-
also broken. Another mob at the Coffee-house, in
-1, Strand, where one of Mr. Lamb's Committees
to a great portion Mille windows and the frames.
-led to the house of Itutlum, the officer belonging
, in Ilollis-street, Clare-market, nod demolished the.
his house. To all these places parties of officers
'.(hed ivied all possible speed. ,Two men were soon
xaght into the office front the Newcastle-street mob
the custody of John limes Smith, the constable, who
that the prisoner was the principal Mtn in exciting the
riot and disturbance ; he endeavoured to persuade Mm
the street, and to gn peaceably away, but he treated hi(
and advice with contempt, challenging him, or any '1
cers, to fight. The prisoner proceeded with the mob
dare-market, and from thence to Drury-lane, calling
fL: ever !" and in prnry-lane he stopped a hackney..
it.sisling on the ccachman calling out " llobbouse
The pfson r's appearance was most shocking, his
~E1: calls covered with blood. Mr. Lacks the hlagis-
inquired how be came in that wounded state, the
ze:tuserted +hat the wour 1 was given by a truncheon of
'tf :abstables, which they snort positively denied ; and it
'del? (pinion, he In id received it from the pole of the hack
%oir which he and others had stopped in I)rury‘lane. The
directed the neared surgeon to be sent for; and ,31r.
in Charles-stre,:t, Coveut-garden, attended, and examined
etnorai, in the Public-office, in :Le presence of the Magistrate,
41'-fdarid it to be a very severe wound, hut did not consider
"ie to be injured or (tapered. lie was of opinion the
—41.4 been infa:ted by a blunt instrument. J. J. Smith,
t-..table, skewed hits. his truncheon-stair, and tsked him if
tokeht it had been Liven by that, or one like it? lie lc-
-1,4e i: And. The Magistrate allowed Mtn to proceed
to tone with all due speed.
Intim others wer,. brought up by the different constables,
tcrc pe,hively sworn to, as having been actively engaged
~:„:Idous tour gts; sine of having pelted Lord Sefton and his
!me rf breaking windows, and others with inflicting
'rot blows with bludgeons. Several of die prisoners were
'444 to trod haii; some were discharged on their promise to
:livu when upon, and live were cuinmitted. &veral
ti'(.'.!tesuritteil for picking pocket,...
"41-tc•osss----Aaria..s. ov MU. LOWS 11017r.--•Yclter•
fl/41114.1 Ifs& .aid Witfinnt Mem, young men, ahcut tho 4-es
were hro gist to this odice, and examined "befort, W.
vAL izitos
, cherstil with being actively concerned with a
attacked the house of the llonnurable M:'.
14 Isrst • Whit,hall, on Wednesday night. This
_mob coosisted.
0,n90 persons, men and boys, and seemed toliave pro.
;;4 Matitilitt with atones and bricks for rho occasion; how-
,4 sconas the turbulence of the rnultitud: began to maul.-
7.!l*Af Covent-taden, at au early h 'at of the dray, an
Mr. Limb's Horns was itattwany antielpated, sad pp.
• st?res taken to prevent the outrage.
6111400. en kite, caned 011 for their defent a, mad the, were
Mt Fo`n-43"n.. anti nad not in any way int‘rier.:(l,
aole Laid, persons of any scum would net f allow suc.
1,1'417,:cit Serb in 00. A person ef respectability would
g'`tobig ttorat, than ht scot ansuflet sush a
weal tuatiekte4

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Treasurer
1.-- Blue Stockings
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Fern betting betwt
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sly}landane
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Tr, BARCLAY 81A7C11.-1
his FSth day's retie
• itirs, on Wednisel
Ith.tigh he started on
aertsined by his frien
zing the mile on Thut
WESTM INS
F)W4TRI
Reas,ilie Magistrates,
silt of Wednesday, a;
STiseroao, the Chit
officlers, the ca
prof and of parish ea
~re to preserve the peace
is and arrangements w
a...drably violent and s
vrginrates frequently
time of the close I
of queiiing the ciao
. eiremion.of this der,
and experienced some
uo his breast With sto
• which knocked of
injwy on his back.
a tile thrown at hint whi
'4T.Mlll's :ommittee-root
cline by the blow. II
he avoided by stoop
'enan who was standin
agony, exclaimed that I
the patrol and gaoler
en open, seal acme of hi
, was very much in
lentil:eon& Ellis, the
flares by the har.dles
'elms to the sticks, rer
sly. John Trevill,
from the attack upon b
• Joseph Champ
-• violence by some Iris'
Francis Murra'
from a large stone, ti
'led Limberick, a eond
• ha was cut open from t
Tie the crowd in He
violence, soon after
headed a very MIMRIOR
the street.
thn Mr. Lamb was if
refuge from the bus
• leave it, and proceed
; sir friend, and proces
dray's-buildings, &i
• s he would probably
(selenium, however,
vat out of the church
Sty paraded, arm in at
• L The Iligh Beni
m:red by the crowd,
•br tcu was vociferate
Wahl for the purpose
. pima. Fortunately
e karat the cause of el
• . tide ordered a nun
Limit: they did so,
•.s. an, whom they c
where Le arri•
• •
nary.
Yr. ihave and Mr. Hu
charges against those
*nous conduct ; a nun,
csaductori, and patio
Use assistant: being rev
Ilagigrates received
amongst them we.
rary•street, whose wi
heels,: of Lord Castlerec
art were alto broken.
inauk.street, Strand, I
Imbled, broke a great p
.ite ash prozeeded to the
%is:suffice, in Ilollis-stre
users of his house. 7
Ire dispatched ;vied aU
...nought into the oil
:s the custody of Jol
Gad, that the prisoner
k: to riot and disturhan
xtve the street, and to
jr,,..rritiOt and advice wi
'lir dicers, to fight. '
t` ids Clare-market, af
"Lrlinese fa: ever!" ai
iesisling on t
ever "f he g sons
father:el:Lc-ay covert
h.:nag inquired ha
17116trLed 'hat th
cf :s :stables, wh
':lSeir (pinion, he hue
'!,?•:ctcl which he and
1. ;-.•:rsste directed the u
,L-es it Charles-street, C
4.*eursd, in the Public.
tt to be a ys
..e to be injured c
Lal been lard:to
eltstable, chewed hi
Ir *houFht it had been
!11, i: and.
t to kftne with all due
then others wers.
"vet- positively two
outrsges; sets
eeme of breaki
..rletl blows with blud
.cu.; to Cod ;so
:free when eagel up
ccmrniued for pie
•41Es-ecua te.—.A
6i/s Itriser lisk and
NS were bre gist
r..445a1'„1.:144 Eui
•, „ aitadie4l tb
`. at Whitstall, on
,"1"
lest SP)O person
thwetelves with
xi; ;.4 ',aquas the tut
1*1(
'1
rY. Mr. Lamb';
r Intos;res taken to
_ 0" p 40Ders kirr
lookers-on ' • le
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