Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28

horse were drawn Up in ST. AIMS Square
and parties OF them pairolled the streets.
livery shtug seemed Ia, promise contin-
uancc oi quiet Cor rather freedom from
disturbance > aS the military power was
known tn lie So strong as 10 be- able in
s''h'iy 10 oferpowCrany resistance. We
must hot 0mii however, la state, that, as
me meeting ud~ orderly aud peaceahle,
III The approach oil line ga, airy, so not the
least shadow OF resistance was maJ, Inv
them TO the attack. BILLINGS 1d,.
great Number of rioters irom vario ~
paris OF lie town, were escorted i'm lie
evening by The cavalry, To New Bailey.
The people who had marched i'm town
by thousands, seemed unwilling 10 de
part home for several hours bu, with y
view To the preservation of thc peace. The
magistrates ordered all the public houses
10 be cleared at very early hour in The
evening. JhIS had Il tendency 10 abaie
The storm ole confusion f; but AT . o'clock
the moo was so outrageous IN The vicini-
Us oil The New Cross, that the riot act
WAS read, alter the consiables had cxer-
clsed HE greatest possible patience in
the endeavor 10 dispense the iumultuous
multitude.
There Is every reason TO fear that The
military will he obliged to act ia way
which every friend of humanity will de-
plore, for the iorbearance they have
shown has been tried 10 the exheme. AT
hall past nine O'clock, when this paper
went 10 press, We were i'll possession OF
nile more than rumor-ihe resul, can
only be given in second edition.
a second edition of The same paper
mentions:
Excepting the rIot at the New Cross
before mentioned at which two men were
shot, and taken 10 The infirmarv, where
one oil them had Il leg taken of, Tie nighi
was passed IN comparative peace. Indeed,
IN Tie centre of The town, there was
almost an uncommon silence, only bro
ken by The distant trampling of the pa
trolling cavalry.
The report of numbers killed at that,
unusually rloious place, the New Cross.
Ill Inc 'umuit last night, are so vague and
contradictory, That We refrain TO repeat
them.
In our first edition, we had trusted To
VITAL we deemed d correct authority. and
stated that six persons had died IN The
ihhrmary yesterday, OF their wounds we
are happy 10 learn this morning. tha,
only one has died there and thai he cen
tiemah belonglngie The Manchester Veo-
many cops, who was thought diving q I
TOUR O'Clock yesterday, and whose actual
death was mentioned with confidence
iasi night, HAS passed comparaIlyely
good night.
IN surrounding the hustings, and in
uiSperslng HE meeting yesterday. tic spi.
m ana promptIihde OF action so admira.
DIy uisplayed ny the yeomaury cavalry
was accompanied by a temper and for
Dearance, which has been spoken of by
persons OF all parties III terms of auproba-
ton.
10 Tie list of prisoners taken 10 the
ne" Bailey, we are enabled to add The
following:
Thomas Hollins, Southern Smith. Phi
iip Clarke, john llndev, John Sesior.
Thomas Crabiree, Cornelius Shaw. Da
mel Shaw, John Fielding, William Ma.
son, John llalsham, Thomas Dawson,
James Lansly, John DAVIS, John Un,.
MoIiH, James Green, Ann Coates, William
itaHShaw, William Finn, James Lang.
J H..t edwards, George Whine, Arthur
~ Neil, Joseph kcrshaw, James SWIM
1leS, pennlS Burns, George Bell, John
beii' James higgins, William Barnes John
M'iIs; Isaac glove, Thomas Bancroft,
Marina Conroy, Thomas Miller, Thomas
"'"NN anu w !lllam Cilanlicr.
aunt, 'i0hnSon, Knight, No0rhouse, ISqr
f'"' AID the other leaders of The reform
eIs, who were taken yesterday. have pass
ed HE night III separate cells. They have
haG Gesture, Tor reformation, which, il is
10 be hoped, will prove saluiary.
we are glad To perceive, by The above
'hai me private statements are given with
some eXaggeiatlon, owing 10 Tie ditlicuj.
~ OF collecting facts, from The gre. dis
oTuef ana confusion which prevailed in
hanGheS'er. The accoAnis cume down.
IL VIII be observed, but to 8 o'clock or
tuesday morning.
disturbances are said 10 have broken
"ut I'D sicily, In consequence OF .he con
scriptlOn.