The National Register. — London, England, 1819-08-30 00:00:00

AUGUST 50, Polio. • MANSION-HOUSE. 1311 Monday the unexpected examination of Blanford, the Secretary or the Middlesex Reform Committee, and the r.ppearance of Cathie and XI order, the Gist upon a start:nit, card the latter upon a surninuns, pi °duvet' au uncommon de• gree of intense the Mansion-House on Me:in . ...yr morniug. On baturilay, Mr. Brow the Deputy Marshal, in irur. nuance of the direct mu of the Lind Mayor, proceeded w rib a tone to the Magistrates of Winship Street, to request their assistance he searching the premises of flatland, a hose name was mentioned by iliandroril in the course of his intereoga lion us the person (ruin Ishorn he had received the pike blade. Mr. Brow n,un presentiho his note to the magistrates %VHS rammed by them, that noti7iN loud been stated upuu whir h they could be justified to grunting their warrant Airy thing w Inch Mr. Brown might resolve to do, therefore, Ma. at his own risk. Under these circumstances, Mr. (teaser agreed to indemnify the officers of 11 orshlp-street for any assistance which they might give him, and imme diately proceeded to a house of which the Loud May or had previous information, and at ahieb I la I land, a ho is a black smrth by trade, resided. Me there found appearances of great psverty ; but the fire of the forge was still ssarni, us it it hail been rev, oily worked. Ile was unable, hoarser, to discover any thing from whence to infer the nature of the manufacture u hich had been going forward. Harland was not at home, having left the realises about half an hour before. Thus the matter rests at present. In the course of Monday morning the Lord Mayor aas cm plu)ert in private mitten ies on the subject of the present iutmmned state of the public mind, and the sources from whence this inflammation letb arisen. At half-past twelve o'clock, the cheers of the crowd as sembled iii Proud of the Mansam-house announced the arrival of some of the alleged delinquents. The individual thus dis tiogutshed proved to be Mr. •XV order. Nom afterwards tile Lord Mayor desired that Mr. Whole( might he requested to come forward. Mr. V. older sotio made his appearance, sod stood at the end of the xtble in front (Allis Lordship. The Lord Mayor—Mr. Woolen, here is a bill (pointing to that by which the Meeting at the Crown and Anchor Tavern of Saturday lust was convened, and w hich w as treaded —" Masson re In Manchester by time Yeomanry Cavalry, and the lll.Listrutes," to which your name, as printer, is affixed ; all I require of you is the name of the person by w hum you were employed to prird this paper, and the ma nuscript from which it is printed t Mr. Wooler.—Vb hat is the question t Mr. Dobler (Clerk to the Lord Ahryor).—You bad a sum mom delivered to you ; have oh got it Mr. Wouler.—:;o, I have not Mr. llohlrr.—T hat informed suu of the nature of the ques tion which has been put. Lilr. Wuoler.-1 have not got it here. The Lord Mayor.—To this bill sour name is Milled as primer ; a Ul you furnish toe a ith a cops flout %hence it aas printed, end tile name of your employer Mr. Woulcr.--1 have nu such sups, our liave 1 any such earapluser. The Lord Nlayor.—Ass I to understaed this to be sour answer .Mr. Wouler.—Your Lordship a ill understand *hat sou pleare. The Lord 11a or.--Then sou had no employer Mr. 1% ouler.-1 had nut ails empitter, 'our Lordship: but yam must next prove that l printed the bill. Your Lordship's name might have keit put to such a bill as svell as sumac. The Lord Mayor.—Then you refuse to give the copy or the name of your employer. Mr. K ookr.—l refuse bre:lose I had no employer. The Lord Mayor.—Then, for the result, Mr. Wailer, I have not tiimt farther to say II) you. Mr. W outer retie. d w ith a smile on his countenance. He did nut leave the office, mid he was tioalty asked his Christian Dame. r.e Wouler.—My name is Thomas Jonathan Wooler. After a short /Wind had r apsed, smother t herr was heard Com hr street, and the arrival of Mr Cathie, whu was hrought iu the custody of tne Ma shalom'', from (ieltspur Street Compter, was sd. Mr. Cathie was immediate.) pot to the bar as a pi inner. The Lord Mayor.—Be so obligi u g' Mr. Cathie, as to state your Christian 'mine. Mr. Cailite. Richard. Tne Lord Ka 011 live in Fleet street Mr. Carlile, I do. The Lord Mayor.—What number ? Mr. Carlile.—No. 55. The Lord .Mayor.—Are you a housekeeper? Mr. Cntlile.—l orn. The Lord Mayor.—What rent do you pay for y our house? Mr. Carlile.—One hundred mid fifty pounds a year. The Lord May tor.-11 umlrroand tht,t 'Oil toe under c cognizance to appear to an indictment, a um-runt, or a sum mons, sod therefore, I ant under the necessity of requestiog that you will, in giving in the name's of your bail, not include those who have already been hound tar )m., except Hutt they can satisfy me that th are puiper bud to be received. Mr. Catrlile —Have nut y nor Lordship already ri CCiVed in Writing the names of my bail' The Lord May or (looking over some papers.)—No, I have Dot. . . Mr. Carlile.—What amount uf bail does your Lordsluip require ? The Lod Mayor.—The amount of bail that I require of you should be double the rent of your house from yourself, and half that sum from two sureties $ mid if coo tender any bail, you must give me twenty four hour' notice.— ? shall then be enabled to decide whether I tau take that hail. Perhaps 1 may require forty-eight hours' notice Mr . Caritie— I bAieve ou have had some nausea given 300 'the Laid Ma)nr.—Nn, I have not; I have ►ome names given to us It d ror Mr. lilan4oril. Mr. Carlilr.—None utti er of the court ha, taken duao the names of gr ot !emelt, friends of Mine. A Mr. Fulham came forward and tendered hinuelf as one elite ball. . . . . . Hawkins, the marshal'• man, then said, lie had excluded this gentleman's name, under a ppienesisi„m that he came 1111 ano. her humors.. Mr. Fulham was then esainined as follows: Q. Where do you line (—A. in NI r, St. I.ukr's. Q %i hat business are uu I—A. Sin th and iron founder. Q. Are you bail in any other business?—A. Yrs. Q. to what are you hail ? —A. iu two itulietawaui. THE NATIONAL REGISTER, Q. For Mr. Carl& ?—A. Ye Q. Are the indictor-els found 7—A. Yes. The Lord Mayo' to Mr. Carlile.—.Now name your othe bail Mr. Wooler stepped forward, tet:drred himself, and was interrogated us folioac : 11 hire do )ou live ? In FleetSireet. - - - Are ,ou it house-keeper there 2—No, that is my printing off ee,li ant a housrkeeper at :\ U. 58, :-uii-,tact, Bislitipsgate strtel. Arc %on bail fur Mr. Carlile in any ether malters:—Nu. The Lord hlayor.—Then, Mr. Carhie, 1 coeibiettr your buil, and in the courbe of to-morrow you will be formed whether 1 can receke tlmi buil, or %nether 1 coo buil you at all. . . . . . . - - Mr. Cathie retired, and was again cheered by the crowd. 'l•he worth of the warrant upon which Mr. Cultic has been apprehended tie nearly as follow : For union full •is ickedly, and maliciously printing and publishing a certain sethriovs and inflammatory article in Sherwin ' ► Political Register.' of Saturday, entitled On ti conduct of the Yeomanry utid Magistei iii- Massacre at Manchester, on the high August, ram. a lilt intent to stir up and earl.: sedition, tustrult, used disatte, tam, among his Majesty's subjects.' Mr. iSlaudford was then put to the bar, and The Lord Mayor Addressed him US fulli)11 b:—Mr. Bland ford, the papt r 3 found upon you in your house are Ulm?' emi sidcrat' . It is hid in my poises to-day to say whether I can receiye bail for )ou. As early u decision , ras can be come to you may depend upon it will be fumed, and row will be informed of it as soon as Mr. Blandfurd.—No doubt my Lord. , The pri 44444 er based respectfully.; nd was remanded to Ins former custody. The appearance of the• unfortunate mai, was calculated to excite that sort of of sympathy which is naturally generated by the tontemplattuu of extreme distress. Immediately after the parties left the j.utice.ruum, the Lord Mayor %sent nut iu Irma of the Mansion-House, awl remained viri ins the ere% d a ho had been cheering so much. Ills Lus , (l..htp retiren unnoticed. Me. Wuuler ascumpamee Mr. Cathie to I i.e Compter. BELL* foli OF MR. CARLILM On Tharstlay (utilising Mr. Cathie suddenly appeared belore the Lord Mayor and said, hly Laid, 1 heir to kilos* u Miller it is your intention to lake Mr. Lindsay Itb olio of my bail ? The Los d Mayor-1 soave made inquiry, Sir, and shah accept Mr. Lindsay's hail. Mr. Carliie.-.-31r. Lwd•ay will be here immediately The detei.datit then assudd.oh retired to the Hall, where a few of his timid. setae coils eted. . . . In oboist ten munntes Mr. Idiolsay entered the Justice ROOM with Ids- hat on. Hee I omit, the blarshalnaao re moved it ; and Mr. *Joiner took down the address of tkr two boil. . _ Ilcfu+e the buok v. as broiled to Mr. Fulham Mr. Cailile saod —My Loos ol klasor, 1 beg to ask you w higher yob's have ally objection tuiillerate me without my entering tutu suretits? The Lou d May mini sow turprise)--Libeiate yeti out securities ! Certainly nut. l cal, uvula you to .s.tatt bail to :ins* Cr, in the event of asty prover:atop bring institutid oi,;abo.st you in the Court of Bench tie.at Term. ll' ou have any object..... to give bail, why you can go back to the place you come boom. Mr. Cathie.— Viten 1 here present your Lo dihip with my written prubst uganul your refusal. atw against these pi greet ditto aittiA, her.—t holtlimg out a paper). Th.. Lord May y ou wish Luau lshould stud this paper —do you? Mr. Curiae—it is my protest-1 wish it to be received. The Laid May or.— !skull not receive ally paper of your's. I bilge notima,:, to do a lilt your protests. The qu. stiuu is thus ..—Du you, or do you nut onewn t hat those tau geutletneu shall be bad for you ? • Mr. t sable (in a loud hoer )-1 do mean it. Mr Fuloision ;told air. Intik') acre then questioned as to o their responsiloiloiy, !Ur. talii.sois was sit 0111. The Lord Aley in.— Ha. Air landmy Mr. 'league.— 7,10 my Lord. lle 13 .11e of the Society of Friends. Ile has motorised. The Lord Mayor Cora suid—Mr. Carlile you me d schurged upon this bail, mud ..te to appear to answer any prurreditigs aKentst you in tne C,airt uf King's Bench. next tel m. 1 w ish to add a f ..st woods. 1 have not taken any measuo es against your people, during your tonhoettient, taillitJug It they have routinued to sell in your shoo tile pamphlet, amen nave been the ease of placing you ill you. pro wilt situ:slaw. Ia WI to callisioce you that 1 vinyl tat,' too prejuutcr itg.llo4l you, and have therefore abstained tr aking, any uinciul notice of the sale of the puboicat s. 1 host ever yore that great 'suttee hus been taken of such Conduct, and that la the event of provernings it 4 mount be pleaded lii usitigutiou. I caution you against the repetitioa tot it. Mr. I,:atille —My Lord. 1 consider that no publication is an °hence until a Jury declares it to be so, 1 have published . louse painplUets which are so uhuosious to you, mud shall continue to do so. _ The Lord Mayor.—Very well, Sir; I have a duty to per form, and I shall perform It wider any circumstances. Here one of the Marshalmets told Mr. Cathie there were 2s. W. tees to be paid by him. Mr. &saline sintivd a refaval; and upon being a4ain re minded of the fees, said to the Lord Maur, Amt nut dis charged, iny Lord The Lord Ala, or.—Certainly , yow are, Sir. The Marshaloozatt said Mr. Cartels• would not pay the fees. 'I he Lord M.‘”r.—Let the gentleman pass us. tt e shall tires., the fees. . . Mr. Curiae, his two bail, and two or three friends. thee walked 0..1 of the Justice Rum,. 1 here was a crowd ratat.r motley outside s one of them cried Old Larlite fur evert" but three star nu rr•prsarc awe basun. 111 ANSION-HOUSE. _ Friday JAM'S Wilson, the limier of a free school in the city, instituted fur the education of the ohildreu el' the pour Irish, appeared hernia the Lord Mayor, to answer rite complaint of a boy, 14 years of age, who walks ass crotch's, and has an 10/1111r in his right hip, ill CUSISCIIIICIII:e of sonar injury %hien has made inns a halide's esappie. The buys uwlhr, !•tt immil she child's back, and cake hitt d the mark. ut a cane, laid oil e%tdently with a pea et fal hand. Phase was at If-ay.( a IiOICII tills, each upwards uf a lt,ut in length, Irons the het k and doun ward. The pour Miami said the maater had used him in that wankel because lie stayed away Irons school, a I: War Uf which he had beeu guilty itt consequence ut having au dinner. schoolmaster assured the Lord Mayor, ohm the boy was notorious fur being a truant, alid for disoliedienic to his parents, and that his mother had requested that elms. I isenicnt shouirlbe irofticted upon hint. The Loot' 31ay or.—lt is inapossible that any woman with • a %park of humanity about her, could direct that a pow stipple P 1101,1,1 be treated in sit brutal a mafiosi. 'l•u till me that a parent could do co Ita• falschoo"poirthe vet) , face of the el)be111011. YOU °Weise she hang child at L. r • • breast. The schoolmaster assured his Lordship that the ha/ associated with all kinds of thieves and vagabonds, athl that two of his schoolfellows were present who coulJ prove that the punishment had then inflicted upon' the mother s authority. lie prods ed a chi& *Melt Ist. •surr. was Ike only illlllltinitiat lie load used, and (with a view of proving that he had net laid , it on with the violence au, Lured to hint), he said lie WWI applied it W the raked body the boy, in.lrad of exercising it over the clothes, 114 other masters would have done. Tlie Lord 1111apir.—I ;111•764 von stsiispeil the poor child Iron, a meiriful consideration, iii oidei that 44.1 Clothes might not stick in the *mums. Whales tr • have berm yU/41 object is baring tdor boy's Lack, acil wit. bessing the 61 1t marls ut the cane, 1 t °misty! the treat. silent of unfeeling, to give a man silo) has no cui iiiii awl of his tem per an, command in a school. The schoolmaster timid, it shush! be et to iiirn aS long as he lived, and begged that his 2:oeil•hip ointill postpone Isis decision till that of the coti iiiiii ittee, who were to inquire into the citctinista. should be kitting). The Laid Mayor.—l suppos., psis a ill be discharged; Intl I have a duly to perform AA urn as the eutrairasee, and shalt held yowl° bail. - - GUILDIIAI ScapEcraD Ili RDr R OF At, INFANT.—Friday 111at:Ws• Balky, a derroit king aim an, Atom 36 )eais ol agc r ,Aa. (1,4 gi .1 a dr r or her allele iblant (1041. Jai e .es 11.1 11 . s r nt- the , WA. d Beadles of Fat r ifi L ,lon. is t.-unit t o Ike poly of the lionso to %illicit die tesisofieo had i"eliteel; g imps, had been held een if iris a Orb oisy esehlog, silo") the Jots wooed in a it relict of toured dead in a smelt, but ley se t mean., otiknow , to the Jeers. In consequence of lie es idteoce thou pi 'Muted, tie prisoner wises inspected to have• been the anoints of the eoUd; and at the *logy siiou ad the lie had ceased leer to be apprehended. Ann Sharp saiel,the prisoner came to lodge at her homer snout their months awn ; she rented tlee back pae tier name Alias Bailey ; she was at that elute telly large, and drscrtbrdthetsell• as ,try ill at a 11101111 S ..... V time steer sl.r tthe winless) began to suspect she Ma• pregnant, and told her it., beet stir denied it. Northing tool &leer to. tinted litl Aloaiday night, when she was intoinee-el that the body of a child le.sd been discuss-led in the lorry. The corpse vi lien taken nut was quite dead, and appeared to have been their some time. The wiry was in the yard, immediately close to the prisoner's room ; the prismer now looks considerably smaller. Maly Presley, a lodger in the house, spoke to life gene ral ill slate of the ptisoner,'arising,:als they all auderstood, from 11w dropsy. Elisabeth Hume, lodging in tier second floor, said, site was in the habit of calling in upon the prisoner every day, but she never had any suspicion that she was pregnant. - On the night of last Weehieselley iortuit4lit, while in her 015111 room, she heard a noise like that of a child shrieking, and inentiOtoed Ilit circumstance to the pi ismer, then at day, asking lire if she hod braid it ; she replied uo;. Lut she supposed it was one Of floc catA lead caught a ral.• Alt. Henry Ntorfey, surgeon. had esaulintel lie chi',;, but lion' the putrid condition in witiV4l it then was, it was.. quite impossible to say whether or nut any siolenee had • been committed upon it. . 4.. Mr. Alderman Waitbnian observed, that th•rewas cer tainly strong ground • tor suspecting. Item the evidences , adduced, that the pismire was the mother of the chili;. but no proof %hawse, lead been given that the child was horn alive. Under Phrase circumstances ewe charge of mur— der could be maintained. 'l'o constitute the minor offence,. viz. that of secreting the birth of the child, it was also ne cessary that the child should be wove d to has e been born alise ; and without proof 01 that lac!, lee could not go irwu esideneeisisuch offence. The pi Lioner Must thertfoie be discharged; beet he trusted silt %scold fe el the dr?aell-el • situation in is hich she had bees plactwi, and return, to ILA paths of shine. The pi lustier was disehat .• On Friday night, about half past eight, a fire was dts-. coversd in the lower part of the premises of Mr. Stew. auctioneer, No. 48, Red Lion-street, Holborn, supposctl to have been occasioned by sotto accident among the work-people ; the fire happening in the lower pan of• the house, and just under the stairs, caused the greatest alarm and confusion among the faintly, some of whom ith the greatest difficulty were saved from the desmaring flames ; the fire raged with great fury for hear t 'lir houes, w lien, through the exertions of the firemen with their engines, which were numerous, it was happily get under without doing any further Mischief than entirely destroying Mr. Shew's hotisosnd premises, and greatly damaging the back parts of adjoining premises on each- , side, particularly Mn Hurdicles Tunbridge ware mauc factory. Mtt Rota IN DOVER-STIEFT.—Ott Fr'day morMrs.g the adjourned Inquest oil Win. Gtr y, who w as killed by a prostitute called Infamous lane, in Dower street, Blackfriars road, on Wednesday last, was held at the Cooper's Arms, Tnwer-street, Westniinster.roatl, before Mr.Shelien, the Coroner. Mr. Charles Hyde, Mule-place, Lamhe.h, Surgeon, was of opinion that the • Minty on the bead of the deceased was occasioned by violent blow, and was the cause of death.— Verthos, . Wilful Murder against Infamous Jane, and the Coto. •tier issued his warrant for her comusittal. In clinsequesce of the adoption of Vareination the parish of Attleboro ha• hero) quite free from the small i ota, %ba c many of the adjae• ul villages have buffered:lira:lt:44 by tost folios its example. 1 t is. uielant.halv fart I+o nanona have reread, died, and two more are tam clang, roust% tit in he same neiv.hbourhowd, it brink the secunal , time of their awing th 'I taw otten fatal disease. At Mr. harlow's annual sale of m a ". at Go.lirld Pork, Esse:, on Ti Way the ITA inst. *ether bind's obtained from tOs. 6J. to 29g. ear h ; ewe tombs. 18s. 6d. to 23.. ; and 'Patting 'tethers. of which Nett teem about 300, told from 32i. to 43t. averaging • •;?. i ~~ t ~: v ~'r `t