Star. — London, England, 1819-09-02 00:00:00

contains thldetiapliell.ces:.. / 11) 1 ' . N s . .. . . . tent* kiai inaltea s a p.eh, s . • peslpo and .itErfigli OF THE KILLED Alarl , o o7 ) ED ver Mr. _UST & • ''''• 11:.sewil:tivedsilgePpraele:;tja.7116‘minePerftbelreti:D:rAiteniii.lEenAanPYtatmaiedSdN'Aralasts°r•hhi is : i 1 THE. EVETtpI4SI .STAR. several' , for their anuntSks urn 11 ' n 1 •• • , i t s -,, T. c v:i . t • s I- •. AT MANCIIESTEIL "In ragatiluelnto tbe number wounded by the etro- n , . To TM; EDITOR OF THE BUIL , ' that Morning. :. . 1. - IJONDON. i. ; ;.. : !.. I • _,, L. ,... . • ate& on the 16th, I here !untrained thee a . ..., ; ,Ifesena have just hear a r ew that I;:kianTls"l4l7llHAllsgsbne";illl. sesicie te : Lounnal of Toulouse al ••Leeten from. Castile, of the 7 t h A L : g 7 . ? : r ,i . I . . aIIUBSDA.Y,..SgpTEMBER 2, ;gun urger near this place, of the name of TAYLOR, but who as much better - known as " the , Oldfield 4 ane raitatin the Courier, Purnrstsing to have been signed Lomas Beam..--Holiday at the Rusk. by a Mr. lIIILTOIte staring s he nunlbss of lise Palms Demi cased hy the second key which the tipa;:ihlM(c. ...4 16th say, that dime has bona-slight rnovemei.t in 6,, 6 ' l • , Doctor," had Si petienu; and * Surgeon named wounded by the sabres of the Cavalry on the f. i • ' • place the troops -Lady disbanded at . (.77,I n i th t", ~ • In The Courier of last night, there appeated a Ennitettaw, who insides near Oldham, had opt:Wait Letter, addressed to the Editor, elated Sou t h am ptoo of 40. Thus, in the infirm and ender these tsie i m a m. H oe i ng m yself tainted . the cases . of personal mast* , has made on the course of this tweeo Portugal and npaio, seems inevitail% 1 i.• News Room, August 31, and signed by twelve most gentlemen, there are more than 130. It is likewise w h o were i n j ure d on t h at occasion, / k Jeg 1:0 satpe.letter adds„ that •an approaching 4, . . • c Sir -A pa- known that many were under the care of the a Whin , that they have tall.been authenticated by the best au- .l.' . respectable names, which begins thus: . - ngraph having appeared in The Star of the 24th worth Doctor," who resides near Rochdale ; grearisumber of them. On Sunday I attended at a thority, and - I can bear testimon y • 4 • to the truth of a The sadden indisposition of Cardinal L has roduced a great sensation at Rome. li • instant (August), stating the opinion of the Gentle- when to these are added the patients of the almo an : i n in this neighbourhood, intalthough the* • 4 •, . men of the News Room on the representations held countless su r ge o ns in Manchester sad the traroinsd- •in the village , I-saw ten P e., 2. , 4 i ! , forth in your Paper on the late Proceedings at ' Man- ing beloved by the Roman people. towns, it will be seen that no estimate whatever were argem not 's above U eottages .., can be made, from the Infirmary iteports, of the persons who had been wounded by the sabres of the ...... . n cheater;" and adding, n We, the Members of the rive per Copts. Saturday, 72 fr. • number of individuals who received personal injuries Cavalry, who were there to he dressed. The carnage • . News Room, beg leave to state, that no such Resolur tions ever passed among us." . from the charge made by the Cavalry, on an tut- upon the occasion balles•description. I am confident We have • d this • received morning New Brns-• ' multitude, on the 16th of August. It has been that t h e oum b en . o otheneosmaed i s not liss tha t ' tom _ . to _ ..4 t • On the contents of this Letter, we shall be very armed brief. It is not true that any paragraph did appear stated, that not one person had died of a wound ; sabre The enclosed List was made op last night, and nun - Pagers the 26tb July. The follow!! •-. • HALIFAX, JULY to. ig .t... eni:lei: ~, ie The Star, on the 24th of August, stating p made sof cases have been ever since coming in. One the oi- and this might be true when the assertion was . b et . .• iltbillVAL 0 f .7111 E NAVAL ISTABLIsFINENTS. 4 t 1 In •. . f &.. pro-man died esterday, and another this morning, - Rion of the Gentlemen of-the News Room: but a Let- but it is no longer so, for' understand,, from The intelligence of a local nature, received 1 i t . . • ed " RICHARD Divine ," did appear in The fissional gentleman connected with the Infirmary, the In fi rmary.-I am, yours, die. i ' I ter, sign Star of that day, stating the opinion of the Gentle- this forenoon, that one poor man, who had received men of the RIADI2IO Room, Southampton, expressing a sabre wound, could not possibly survi ve abhorrence at the misrepresentations of the facts re- hournlonger. Life was thentlitting rapidly tats hints . nine, out of forty-two Members of the 'Restrain) the property of the holders of 400 shares, that the . 1 p rooodck s CHAS . !RAISON. Packet, ii Most extraordinary and tuns, end, ".. • • .• • • • bad already seen, with gint astonishment, n ann many alien, by sabre or shot wounds. Those . anuitaddras pe.m. , ,;. . , .eve ely, or ba h , wouu d i d. , • •• ... : I ads excluded Trom the ports of a neighbotili nn , J. Killary 6 1 ila nn &'. the herbs/an andhiYs of this Colony, and to take 4 1 Hilton J. Smithery 6 T. Graf.) . don, our rights relinquished, and the adoptiwa fa Chan eis ' %tenting the Manchester transactions, an 4 that thirty " Ton are probably aware that our Ei g In Johnson e J. Ogden 4 . .1 - • T. Buckley i .coarse of peaky Which permits foreig ner to frenn ,lf • ' ,' - Room, had kicked the Courier out of doors. direction of the concern is committed tithe manage-. c HirPer Jas. Dean 6 .J. Entwistle 4 cure fish tspota its shores. We never could hi.: ica, i 4 • i - We add that, however much these Gentlemen meat of a Committee of 21 Proprietors, and that the 3. Hurl: 8 I'. McQuade b J. Collier gilled that Woof - die finest foreign yards in H.: 1 1 • might be anzious, ain justification of their princi- Shireholders are remunerated for their advance of l' i n tast r st e l, W. .Taylor b S. Ancard M. Collins& 'W. ateethian 6 jetty's dominions win to be abaiidoned, aud it: h•-" , i A , .1 - . pits," to state that "no inch Resolutioes ever passed capital, principally by the subscriptions of between n. among them," and desirous "to contradict so mali- 1500 and 1600 - Merchants and Tradesmen, forming Bernd Jot b D. Wood J. Rigby b cites and infamous a fabrication," The Courier has an aggregate income of upivards of 1:3000 per an- In Whisker ... 8: potett b . .1. Jones& T. Settle b W. Drienhaw ings consigned to ruin and decay , such, ho , ei- ir.the tact; add we this•day annnnnce to the P4 l .::' , . • : •thit the ssoyesin the ‘ sdil i naeospital are to be remc 1 i • -, ° - applied to The Star; having himself, in his Paper are some of the Magistrates' affidavit-men, or their E. DroSer 4 T. &Mardi J. Sandfortb to Bermeda, and the Officers and people dis c h ir • . Iristerday strived in this port the United i:atiii . of Monday, confirmed our statement, on information intimate friends, the frightened Coadjutors Of Pawn- Ed. 1. M . Malor S. Jerkier' .T. Campbell/ a T a y t or W. Dradsbaw 1111.041 Atts Miff TM= 04•1111TTS OP AUc lAt I . • received from his own "friends ," but, of course broker OWEN; and 'the galled jades wincelat the J. Berwick h James Rhodes b T. Barlow . brig Enlerprise, Captain Herney. While capiai i 1 ,4 - i ' from none of the Reverends and others whose names castigation which the independent portion of the J. chu ma ng J. Winn, 75 year:, b• • P.Wallier b ' , r appear in The <Artier of last night. His words are London Press has given them. •W. S tewart 6 J. K ers h aw b J. Law:aster Berney was at Amos, hetas informed that C. , •••• 64 We have been informed by several letters from ti Wi t h t h e w i s d om, therefore, of t h e ostr i c h, w hi c h I r . preldherst T. Hickson f T. Hilton b modore Anti had made a dash at a village a 6 • P.l:flair •• T. Booker i head of the Bay of Honduras, with his squadron. ni , our friends, that some-persons at Southampton, who thinks to avoid danger by concealing its head so is W ' agaiti i •J. ilisrisoo e T. Lodged • W. Taller b takes property to the Mount of 700,000 donar t a • i 4 I 0. ' l , belong to a Reading Boom there, have come to a re- solution to discontinue The Courier in consequence not to be aware when it approaches, these wiseacres p. w or b ortoo t in pa r k far-cied, that by banishing the offending Newspaper: John Travis • John Attu b. W. Ogden 6 B. Lappin ' 'speck and-goods. ..........b.. I ,• i of the views we have taken respecting the Mancha- from their own presence they might conceal their I Pewiot + J. Willing:on &• T. Brient 6 ' ter business. We are not surpaned-at this," dm.- disgrace, and stifle the indignant voice of truth' J°. Betwrnk Y 6 E. Catrwa Y 6 ti. Schei6ehl6 ; Our Readers are aware that many indivinolalse . s And on Tuesday The Courier, for the amusement of S. Wh.kw 6 u j oc k,,, 4 .W. auctenvordij been arrested at Berlin, and ifi other parts of Prusin, in proclaiming it. They therefore called a Special wnn. '.. id s 3. I WI Hoare and that their papers have been searchen sod se* its Readers, actually published a copy of the Resolu- Meeting of the Committee this morning, at half-past 3, sp 6 W. Morale/ b• W. Fobaswei • on the allegation that they were parties to a this 0 ins: come to by the Reeding Room at Southampton. ten o'clock, in order to vote out, and report says, to S. Litde 4 J. Iltempoinst W.llotadt b Let not the Courier, however, lose heart. S uc h kick out THE STAR and THE TIMES.' The Star and 3 . l'istee J. Brow 6 J. Rolm e conspiracy , which had for its object the entire ono friends as he has, will, perhaps, be able to support Lim in spite of the contempt and scorn in which he The Tinter; the two Newspa • I believe the most B. awi ''''" 6 W. Lett:tie read of any that are taken there. A Member of the 3B . e B. Ahrardir R. Wood e T. Billingsse 4 J. Thomson ik throw of the Religion and several Governments .; Germany, as by lass' established. . There was • J. Brashest J. Darker 4 think , within this month or ail weeks, an official ! "..4 • 1 , ) is held by every independent mind in the Kingdom. Committee, however, took nn objection to the reps J. Gravest ' H. F He will need all his philosophy at the present crisis ; larity of the Meeting, and it was therefore adjourned -, tick to that erect inserted in the Gazette of Bo r a k, ( for the kicking The Courier out of the Reading Rooms till Monday next. What then will be done I know 1 di em & • • 'Women by mine ee thee wounds. Th• papers now assure iss, that although the porn M. Dart/mem S ales Noel ._ • with ea penjassie vigilaneenhas carried back its M. at Southampton, is not a solitary instance of the in- , A. i i . ', a I not; but nothing is too extravagant - fora junto OE. F • 6 • 3t. Herd, I c 4 l ) .# . I . IL Parry b ItllakiMl reseasehes even so fire as the year 1801! ' '.l dignatiou which he has excited by his perversions of our Manchester Aristocrats-rnen with the wises 3. (heaves& H. flitadkon 4• 1. Newby 6 indisputable facts. And now we shall furnish Min Mil O f . which date have been taken away frock -7-r - and information of weavers, befo re Sunday ffehi:itis 31 %.,_ 111 ""5t r 6 or * .1"61 ',.....„ . „ A ; wr ibm . 2 f with a piece of intelligence of a different • - were instituted ; and With just as mach liberality Mad n, 4- '''"" P ' esin , ns . ' - • n an l inne " -7 7 " - """ m " bookseller; Spats , no trace of a conspi 1 I t Adsheed against Church, or State has yet been disc. - il it and which may act as a cordial to his IOW **Ai the present occasion : toleration for those who venture to differ f them -"" - ' . - • • -B. WA& - IL &maim 4 . .1 . The consequence is, that several of the -. in opinion, as the Catholics had for the Protestants .nt i n is .. f • 1' i t ) The Times and The Star have been voted out . of in Queen Moat's days. Whilst the imellect of •the • • -• ' ..•-• b 's • sts • rrs ' a t ia S 4 ti t Carl?! persOns have been offered their liberty, upon ... two News Rooms at Manchester-for boldly speak- pi. &MI 6 tions which one individual only has chosen to ac • country has been progressive, their's has been sta. A. T a yl or s a Mfrs Slien Han:" 6 & INmeel . We know not whether, by.tbe laws of Prussia, • Isa. Harvey &:- . ing the truth. At least we have reason to believe tionary or retrograding; and I really often doubt A. Daniehl . P. ' &shag . it:IlloSiall • ,•• . thinthis will be the result, for though the business a thing is allowed as ad action for false inn , •• • whether I ought most to pity their ignorance, or de- M. Alan , ' in Bowey4" E. APealhat . ' was not quite concluded on Tuesday, when our let. spite them as a wretched compound of sycophantism K. Wiatakee M. Smith/ . M. Jiartsi meat against a man in power, who wrongfully ~. - ..; :.i. i i ten came away, some of the Members having pro- and insolence." .E. EMI. b M. A. Monk 4 N. Jade / a / AS that power; but, if such'an action can in brotoin: 5 s tested against this act of the Managers, we have little Rib. Harvey b E. Reynold* 6 A. Gina is possible that M. Von 'CRAMP; whose " pro ' 1 t TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. • 0 • doubt of the High Flyers in Manchester carrying Women wounded by the truncheons of the Special Cautahles, tilde and decision" have been most et4l° P .- 44 MANCHESTER, AuCI:ST 31. or crushed by the multitude. throughout this business, may be rather tenni, I cn • . their po i nt at the present moment. But what then ? •• 44 Sin - The i nd ignationandabhorre nce which • is A. Walliwortla & S.-adding i R. Croft Shall we lose a single Reader. No, no. These smote mulcted. The Chamber of Justice is said to rates cannot refrain, they must and shall read The Star. felt in this town, by nine hundred and ninety-nine C. Perin b IL Reynolds & IL httikosi I acted suitably to its name, and to have stood up , ,- • V i, , , They can neither eat nor sleep without i t; whatever persons in the thousand, at the lamentable conduct of M. Adicrtaft 6 - M. Jarvis 6 • 11. Caches* 6 noble energy in the cause of public freedom. h e •i,• 9 ?, the :cleat few, on the -16th August instant, can never 4. 4. 11 °rP,... 6 i M. Cross 6 I L Cheswerth 6 , 0 ..• tto say to die contrary . They • they may affec may as will seal up their eyes at once, as pretend to say subside ; ' bside • and y our Paper has depicted, in '- true lan- • A. MeGarth b E. Pieter & C. Colman 6 ' S. Marto* A. Wall livered three successive remonstrances to the Min: • of Justice, threatening him with an immediate co 1 ~ they will not look at it. Nay, were they absolutely guage, the general feeling of the people of this town In Wood a B. 11---. plaint to the King himself, if any other than sari and th i s ' emp ire. The Liberty of the Press is now to 'shad (which some suspect), we would be so kind to . Men wounded by the trampling of the Cavalry , legal proceedings were resorted to against the .•' be assailed by these atrocious abettors qf despotism! it. cyntiff e b ' them, maugre their malice, as to remove the cataract. - Petty 6 Rd. aamorill 6 accused. It does not appear that the thanks of •• I " .1 They need " the light of some kind star to turn them T he truths your Press has issued, they cannot mien. J. Green b R. Walton 6 W. Robinson 6 Majesty were ecraveyed by the Cabinet Ministry ' stand: the Committee at the Billiard-room in Mosley.. D. Coyle 6 I.x. ~... !*,,_,_, M(4 ` 141 5 F.'Clark . from their devious ways ;" and whether they will or their own agents, for an eutrage committed atm street, has, on this ground, rejected your Constitu- J. , Weir 6 '' ' IP ; „ . .. 4.54U. F. Ruth& 6 sot, we shall continue to shed some of our beams . the King's subjects. It is stated, on the co. ' ritual Paper. This morning, the Committee of the J. Aumbur T ‘. ' 11 "' D. 111PCidhlua upon theta ; for we like not.to render evil for evil. A. Druford 4 • - '-'1! %Mask & ' J. Prince 6 that th e Princes HARDINSERQ and WITTGENSTEL . Exclude The Times and The Star from Manchester! Exchange, or Commercial-buildings (principally coal- F. • B ar l ow b` • a 't, Caiejj . . G. Flint b 1 metnnif as high character as any in Europe, (g - ' t • le. No, no. That we know to' be impossible.. In fact Posed of the same individuals ); has met for the same W. Owea & dignified and liberal purpose. This conduct speaks 3 . Bell 6 J. Ossabb 4. : • 1. her 6 J. Cosh • T. Taylor b pterre the proceedings of M. Von knAkiti i to ' ..• tl . P the very proposal has already produced a counter- v volumes . P. Martin b • zeal for the public tranquillity they ascribe tbe • .0; i action, which will probably soon manifest itself in a proper steps which he has taken. Verily this . ; " People of England, be on your guard). The Men wounded by the Truncheons of the Special Constables er conspicuous manner. It has been proposed among is a ticklish i gst e virtues ap actors of the Manchester tragedy of the 16th of An. *. . n cr. - 6 1 4 : 4 : y= bell brthe Multitude : the /more independent inhabitants,`of w • ofi - iff, happily ; c • 1 i gust, are endeavouring to exclude from out Public • • Ham" " P J. Hargrave i " BERLIN, AI.:GL'ST ! , • . there are still many in that large town. ;to openother Booms the - -S. Walker F. Mulls:on 6 J. Femur 6 " Oar Climber of Justice, which ins keg and just' :•' Reading Rooms, where they may hear both sides every question. , nn • • ..... a d herence to truth , but truth must triumph, and J. Steel egged 74 A. Whife 6 W. Renshaw I D. Webster i general iiteein and conAdence, has come forward it the l' no , events with a degree of energy which must, part:'cavi . ' • The intelligence to which we have alluded, w h ich . - its . advocates need not fear want of support: those J. Butter O. Croft 6 J. Bell 6 highly comenended. It has remonstrated, in three - . .. ) 4 who cannot bear to hear truth, can, never meet any J c. .ll v ;Consell b P . Mole i J. Jones 6 applications, to the Violeta? of Justice, and declared O . must 'prove very gratifying to The Courier, will be a roe ' P. Reynolds J. Cook 6 that unless a staietly legal mode of proceeding were i. - ' N found in the subjoined letters; in which, however, eiSseg qua the shape o f ar gument- ni trust this -im- J. Leadbeater T. Haywood e adopted, it would be under the Necessity of nuking a 40 %., 1 • ' they will also find some other facts of not quite so ~ ' puma will ha universal, and an; .., . ~.- ,:.• '• . to lit Majesty himself. The Prima Chancellor and FAO' 1. 1 , '•• i• 1 . 4 Yours obediently; ' -n ? • gratifying a nature : gen:tete are said to disapprove the proceedings ci 31 ' ~ - I .. ... H' • " MANCHESTER, AUGUST 31. . , .. . , 44 .• • • ••••se, • EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM MR. HUNT TO A K rim ", „d to be of o phum . du hi, well-hoover lest ft i :- i " Tile state of the tuwn is quite tranquil, and I ~. A Subscriber to hoth r tiMl Roome. , . • FRIRND IN TOWN.is doe' tranquUlity of the State, which he coot:elves to be t ; . , - .., -.• The Polk. though it lot 4 Saw*, Cottage, Tigalpday Monft . led him to take Mysore steps. , fro , think and hope it will continue so ; not, however, • FunDs-This is a ' close holiday at the Bank and El I have commenced an action for damages lowed the view ter moush. sad, for instance, uke2 to • • that I give the slightest credit to the Magistrates Stock Exchange, and therefore no business was trans- a •st the cowardly General. Ra d two , - bookseate, Reimer, Leetersfar the rear 1303,51 said nee w. . ;••• . for this fact; but that even the provocation which • • omen, for discovered any thing like a conspiracy, and therefore 7 ; *: tbe people have received,. , mad the ill us of which acted. The Terrific Disia4 eniiiitai dreaded by the eiolent assaults on me after I was in custody. In- • - 'd 'P e offered their liberty to several of the penons arrest: d, a g e House, has been fresh Peihmeel; End - the additranal dictiinents will be prateseed against all those who tan • au, ch, aa we hoax, only one, howe ver ' °l' n is suffi ie they so justly cornplai , not cnt to conquer names, from the late. ailmesn will adda melanehei ha Wen • • • •,• . .4 their habitually peaceable disposition. On Mr. y • ve is committing murder. We accept." . list of ruined men to the number alsepd neeenn • 7.4-............- T either ' ill ' hniteett or ee-morrow to attend the .• • Iluter'e arrival at Smedley, he addressed the crowd ve It is said the Brokers in the Housesbeen4sien left Inn try A ' ea. Idle - 4 11111iSte the • On Tuesday the Duke of YORE held . aLe , , • which bad accompanied him there from the house of • • 'pal ad of . Waiiikff 'As - • . l'lr .. . Grated which, being the ' . . L - 4 1 • . his friend JOHNSON ; and I understand , that in e th d their prmct sto amount up an consequently a . general distrust pervades the get if the: l 4 i course of hies peech, he related some anecdotes illus- The Immense i . • , • - , • J ury w in m a i aa a against ns f n i. i iiiii. eagor. his office in the horse Guards, , nunon ni lie it to the -nextsince his return from Brighton, was very _ tali , „ an n.:: „ -- t aZirr rerse , As attended. Among the distinguished O ars ' mind o f every we. losses stem or wows, s . 411!. 'salsa back here t i ll the fent, were- . . tratise of the imiourous disposition of the military l ate w in cause both Jobbe rs an d anakiama Ling' boon, eth.tr"rth . . 4 11`- inn pentictly Well; but a little fa- Lieutenant-General Flugouln, Lieut.- General Brow, ••• ' 1,:ro ho ossaßhp4 him. when under the care of the caut io us in future in made teasiNiiiia aa. - - 4,11,. • ii...,-.0 , ' -A -"- . g such ~. ins week's s h oot i ng at m idnietne General Sir Fit iarfat Macltan, [Jour .-sLeoet t k id. Lb, / csastanles. I hear that ': Mr. Pausal? has 00‘13 t . : , not.ir e- , . , •Jr" - ti -• ' culatious. • -- major-General Sir Jahn laity, Malor li .. vitio. • Coe& eilt set flee quite fresh awns." L.kat.-fiieseraklifolyseua, and Major.chmern ) •-: • , • I- -1 , .. ' . • ~... . _ . ' - ~ • \ \ • • - - \ ' ,