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 The riot commenced by he Jack men making an attack on the snh-Jaea' men. who were distributing tickets, bFa Ing the lanterns they were caDlhsa we'll as those which were fixed aHs the Whig-Quarters. This attack wal pelled by the Wings, and the Jacks0l retreated. The Jackson men rallied augmented in their number by a rellH ment from Southwark, renewed the al on titie Ahig Aihhig Head Head Quarters, assalI'd doors and windows, but were prslsa from getting into the house by the officers. During this attack, shd fired at the quarters of the Wings

 Disappointed in gaining access 10 house, they attempted to cut down Wing Liherty Pole. planted iii lIea'. 5: able to effect this with axes, the p0Is N3 strapped with iron, they klnd'sd around it, which very soon ascellu1ll communicated to the house. anu time the besieged Wings fired 0ii 'asa sailants, who fled, and the Wings es''j from their quarters. The ire spsa four contiguous buildings winch ], at s'S sumed. The rioters prevented 'Ne .,' men from saving the Whg quarters 'n, as flames had gained such head that a' exertions were useless. A.t

 All accounts agree in staslns 'n,s ua Jackson men were the first assless'VJ ! n their attempt to get possession 0l .,.1sl lns Head Quarters. The number W0uns as not known; reports are varl0us' '0 or te ting 1t to be six, others eighteen VI ty.