The National Register. — London, England, 1819-08-22 00:00:00

AUGUST cl. al)! measure that might provoke a riot; but the Ad ministration, with laudable consideration, declared Mal meeting to be legal. His Lordship was doomed to witness " The Agreeable Surprise;" the meeting separated in perfect peace, in despite of that " busy, foolish, rash intruding fool," who risked the peace of the metropolis, against wiser advice by the appre hension of Harrison on the hustings. We have no doubt but that the Manchester meeting would have had a similar end, had it not been for the guilty officious zeal of those ivho interrupted it ; but the I.tw, we hope, will be allow ed to take its cDurre. We doubt not the possibility of finding a Jury cf honest men in Lancashire, who, if murder have been com mitted. will declare by their verdict that it has been so, and for the credit of the executive, to give the lower class necessary confidenea in the equal admi nistration of those laws, which they are taught to believe, are equally for the poor as , the rich, to pre vent a recurrence of such arbitrary and fatal exercise of illegal power, and to render respected the Go vernment under wl.ieh we live, we confidently hope that the last, the brightest prerogative of the Crown will not be eserLkel in thvour of any one, be he who he may, who shall become the sictim of the grossly offended liras of God, of humanity, and of the realm. We shall pursue alit; subject next week-, when we mall be in possession of the evidence ;iven Lef‘ire the Corontr's Inquests. The Puri 3 papers of Tu.-,day were received 7ica '-erday, but their content% are cf r.ty nunner.t. BLOODY ILITTLF. NEW Yortn, JULY ?!.—A letter from St, Tho mas's, of the 3d instant, to a geatlemao in Phila delphia, says, " I hasten to apprise you that we have this day received infbrmation from Auturgna, of an action fought on the i2th ultimo,atCantaura, by a division of the 'Spanish army under the com mand of Gen. Arana, and a division of the Patriots, le.l by M.,riro, whiCh the Royalists were totally defeated, with a loss of 1,000 to 1,100 men, all their camp equipage, documents, &u. The Patriots, I regret to add, suffered sc•rerely, having lost 400 men." A Huntburgh Mail hasnrrived, with Papers faint the city to the 11th instant. The Hussitta ships have sailed from Copenhaizen on their voyage of ilis.covery to the Polar regions. The Emperor of Russia was to leave St. Petcrshurgh on the 3d inst. i,n a tour through Finland to Tornea, at the bottom of the Gulph ofßothnia. FR K•7011T, AI/OUST 7. Yesterday the news arrived here, shut a serious clot had broken out at Wurtgloog iu B.s. aria , a hich had fur its elijt et to erne I all the Jet+• froiti the ity. The unit) ken and piltrigrd several of the houses of the Jews. • the garrison of the pl:ite n si.ted, but in vain. Several "'tor d itichnients, and sere, al pieces of ere obliged to h.• bebt for : !till the rioters du not 'kid, :old the troops vete eniniielled to lire. One 1111 Zen was killed, nod several wounded, some of thein tally. Set e al of the Jews esealied Itton Ihetit ), aoJ I hou l wh rilooiii are (Ali:zed to hlse gruirds. .urtolou3 taiir will be 14hly thio.pprosed of bs the B ivari.ti.ti."ernnietit. II Al/el,l' .trilitary inur fiat contains an interestiug girlie le on the militars coloolz tion in hus‘ia, which imp... Vita inemine may be brit tly di scribed as follows : In order to limn And complete the none, it has hithei to IN ell ilenr!.ary 10 bring the recruits trout all the provinces or gliveruntetit±, which intend oser r face or bear lv 3:,0,000 %mime ;et ) miles of rimr-e they reached the places of rimitezv. tel late, pre, arimely, r..tigiird, and for 'be most part dal not join their rr,4ittielits till they were 11.. C 1100 led. 11.'10'0%0 Nara, however, the military furre of flusi;:i is to he Sui . for 1110.1 part ilis ti 'bated amts. Weil la a rerlailielCl.oovely military tin, 1 of country, Ilan h 0 to or at 111.1 e Int ir couutn, then pin petty, their abode, and their t for rerlllllllg. This nolitary zone will intersect Russia is i • s whole breath h, from the Baltic to the I . :aline. A. cording to private ac counts (tom the Rhine, Professor Arndt ' s papers have been restored to him. Letters have been receive I from the Cape of Good !lope, dated the 17th of May last. They rretaia accounts of an exaursion of the Collies upon Graham . ); Town, which ended in their comp'ete defeat, with the loss of many killed and wounded. The following are extracts : c%rt-invv, milt 5, The Ca ffres ba%e broken mil, ti vl a v. ry fcu in w,yr 16 carried un at pr. vial MI bOrdri It is .aid that the .baviirres are to the aino ,, nt of 50 COO; nod n det.ichmeal of 6,0110 attacked tic •trics' , . Tuwi, nn S.ounlay twelve o'clock in the day, hut were triad,. d, nod 150 left dead io the head. They tarried of y(a) %%uundetl. Orders t.tec Deco blued 'd every didrict ci the colinty In t he ,oung THE NATIONAL RECI3TEIt. boors to i nrol themselves to Opitose the enemy. The ;clam ore rn n sad >la6, 4I the tallies helve stfilem 01l their rill Ito. l'Ii• war a, , ri to have hero ..re.L•imt,l h) the condom of Lima itwi the eummami in u:,c of lie thtti tit ir 10. The 13111 ri•ssinient, eniirithierled by Colonel 1111b.hine, have risme up uit h the mint' his.l) at the s tie•ir (44- hisiti's Town and ave defeated then' %sill' great 1n... Since then the) h.t tie a iihiir.su n trip ti the British lerritiiry. Ihe 54th rti:.tuien/ anived :41 this 131411. a few dots iwo f apa Ea4Lltat, 1.11.11 ha% e s4lle been marched of fur the front i••rs. I, large giunther of int:tory 1,..ye been mounted on liorteltat k, t , ) them 10 pia:lle nitne el'ectually the NI Var. F. • They are nll in excriletil tidit 11S It is iepiirted that mu wes t Goserttur is g g huwe, and that auuthtr lin. been pouted MELTING YE:iII:RU.IV AT THE CIIOIVN 4.%(.1101t. Tn coeseptence of the Notice issued from the Office of Mr. Woolrr , tie larle room in the Crown awl Anchor was 11 , 111, fitted kt one o'clock, by ass assemblage of prt..ous, of w hots, in general, it would be an iojostice to ass that it was otherwise titan exti ewe:ly respectable. Among the more nutriole individuals who toter/led ht the it:tong, we rd ll'atson Thistlewoml. Guest, and sev e r a l o th ers %I 110 took the It-mint the imitlttietil aretinr7.. At tea minmes paAt oke o'ctot k Alajor Cartweght, me compniiied by Mr. Wou:er sod several other perauns, en tered the room. !midst the latitleg At e raster after one ii'rleek Mr. %Voider aseended OOP tr Me. He obseiseil, 01 , 1 i . Gll an occasion el such mos inentons importance as the eiclent, it was of the greatest COASINIII'IIte that a pulson of weight and testieciability should lie called to preside over their fiioreeding•—Their old and tried friend, :he worthy Nlnjor Csofwiiglit, was present ; butt. in ii infirm +title of repress d A WWI 11144 OW !!011Or the l bile might not be pressed ispon him.- He therefore begged to move that Mr. Waddington alsould take Inc Chair. Themiution being imt, was tali led n•m con. Mr. WAlllllllAtt.b thanked the Meeting for the heroir they had done hien,aml pledged Ititnc, If to hr anklet' in Isis gotiihief in 11. Chair as ;If trust' d they wiiuld be id- Queneed in thoir's, by the matins Audi eteram - partem. Mr. Wiliblingtois seiil he hail been in America, in Peace, in Belgium, nod in the Peninsula ; he had wit nessed Ilse levolnli•oi in all these !il.• 101 l he never knew nor heald that the igistrates, nil, might to he the eonset snlors of the peace, Orllrred armed hoops to fie, on nuArined end defenceless Mills blind., to iilrtige their salires in the bieasts of iiineuent womeo ; or to sac, itice the nicking Mc. ‘s.unlo r tlsrn Trot-eellrsl to Address the !kleetiog. lie s; 1.1:e in terms vtliemvoi ..nrsshatiost of the cousluet of Ilse Mas;i•ts.llf y and Yeomanry (tie eonld not call then' stildirtss) of Manchester—au.: insisttl, ilia it would have liven quite as legal iu Iwe I.l.(pketll 7,1 to the Meet ing sinned, and prepared to sl;fair.l I heir exercise •:1 wefts'. stitninstial sight, as it W:l3 in the Yeomanry to fail vssord in hasol cn the peovle, without any cause sir provocation —(iussneis•e Rlipi4ll,o ) Mr. Wouler spuke at great length, and totsicludells.s moving the feltuvring Ittsu:nriansitshiefs were all Chfelell I. That in the sip , nion of this a.Nelairly the public meet ing cony. nest ut Alanchtster, for .%luesslas lcst, :he 17th inst. to consider of the best and most elfectitul mean , of ulttaiding Parlialthastars Itrfnrm , wa.s perfectly legal asiJ constitu tional.— Unanimously. 2. That if the MaLtisti ates tlcemed such merlin.; Illegal, it nits their duty to here de tttttt ',twitted sut h snit takeo pitycr precautions itgatost its brio; held. —Lrana‘ in.tusly. 3. That to proceed to disperse such a legal assembly by fir•cr of arias, 1111) only be euo.ide•rrd :Iva w anton maioncre of ourinnlf tiiili and peat - amble count', men ; and that the barbarity win, which a ferocious militar3 executed the rash eiders of a vii c, niagidrai s, sparing neither age nor tea, equals in guilt the blackest arrocif .•t whir h 4tates the ■nnils of the French 4. hat the flag. aiit conduct of the Magistrat• sat ftfaii ehri4er, nn'Monday, the 10Ih inst., imperiously demand.. that, as in Laudon, the right of choosing Simi ill's and gistrati s Oiete•lal be rector, d In the people, a, previous to the reign of Lau aril the 2.1 —Linoninsunsty. b. That the • jeturuc.tl circular of Lord Si.linouth, so al It exposed by Nlr. Ji rent', Bentham ; the obscure awl nits pruclain ition of the licgent nod the rereol culumnies upon it form dliveied from the •acted seat of ju.:ice, to et hove bad a powerful elf ia to producing this lionetitab!.• outr.ice on the law's: and Out it is ranch In he ,ex. elicit that high beetle meet dignified tittentieso should he lent tr, :tech au iu:prope•r Cs e•tation of the angry passion: , of the enemies of Reform.— iivanimott.thi. G. That bleary Chairman, Messer. Johnston. K right, Sax too, and ot hers arrested ten Ills acendoi,, appeal ' ro lave cooeleieled Ihenr•clvu s Nils e te mAery and I useseteee tional disci rum', iind het% tilt•refore cominanoeit the reiiipe rt mid p.otectoin of evcry natriut in the United KingeOre.— °Nun iin Out fp, 7 That tl:e exemplary behavimir of the reivilar troop" , on that bre:blue, firms con:rast to the luct of the Yeom itiry awl may he sliver' tato a pledge that the British regular force ti.. 11 wimple upon the rights, our &Amy the ithert:cs of their tettiois..7lll,jert.i. , K. '1 . 11.,t the Elector.; of Westolinmer, she flothoot ..f S•mtli troth, as I Ow iolt.thi•ants of the empire at he Invited tt ret noel expre,s the ahhoi Fence and indign4- Holt which init. , l he felt he all at 'Or vtolation of the low by threwe espti appointril for trs prose, t.on ; acd the s an twit barharit, of wretches oho have usurped the wilt - coin to dit.grace the ttnine of p.,old•ets. 9. 'Film shit 14. , ..t,ng N cult hii%e in-,,erted a Petition I.) the Regent, pea vim!, tom 10 briog th. 401)0r5 nt the,..e atinci tics tis jnoire t hit that the inierroptmos of Petitini.s to his R.olhl by I.'. d Sideamidh, sl./liko. it hopeless In or' pert that any complaint of toe pc , .ple sill ,rush 1113 ear. Unartinion.ln• 10. 'I ILO !I Committee he npnnimed to en , ,s;der of the best and ut , ha ,11 . . T that means hi e.trr, in,: the /twee Itemj h a to.. effect. • 11. Th.4t iliankx of this Meetioz he riven. to Mejor ('arts ri h.x e 1.144 ex, o , it 44n 1111,i mee of the prig, 1'41)14 of 1i...4144..41 which it Las hero agaio prnvd e. 4 44440 t he comelier...l, even by the !word. And that lie he requited to accept the (Ate of I'leamirer to the t. 0.1418444:tee. I. Thai th4a asarta: , ly do pledge ilse:f, both with 14444414 poir44es and their persons to alma every le g al and colibij. tiltiollai Suppuit itclividuaLs arrestel 40_ d _inprisco pa at the late Manchester Meeting, and in furtherance of this Resolntinio, they recommend that a stsb‘crintism he immediately entered into for the purpose of pruenting. Counsel, end such legal aid 114 may be necessary fbr the.r proteetio3 an.l •uppoir. 13. That James Hamer and Charles Prar.nn he ap pointed Solicolorr. for hltr puo v iote of twotiott the persons itynnoncd iit Nlato•hestut, and oldnintsiz chit et it %peeling limit 14. That thaoks I.e givoo to hoot-. llot.t, for hi. tool manly. and Natl. lit 4 1 )..3 or , um, pledir tht;t.g malty t, ors, o del is enioent danger, prturul aly p,evi t.., at th.ti mart doting the late pe.Clll illy 1,1 torettng 4t and at the tnumeat of the I..ttlotrobi• al.tl 1,9'141 m ' , sacra: 11f rue oillirert..d tend foitni-lt rou:ttr% folk., it% It a rutb :u•nod 1.3v..pe Yllllllllll.l 1.1111 by creiers uf flit blinoly• minded M u4i.trates.—titoramoult... . . . . . 13. Tlut;the res 4, Idiom ui ar,as toretint, beincertril in in! Muir hvsnre Onserver. Tharp kt, were alto' voted to the Chairman Am bin irnpos tial 4..orditet itt the (him. alai to Mr. %loultr.for Coe ve the Meeti.g. ANOTHER SMITHFIELD MEETING. The idea of meeting on Kennington Common has bees abandoned; but it appears from the following notice which has been handed 10 .us; that an at tempt will ha made to hold. another meet* in' • Smithfield on Wednesday next—Sir Charles WolFe. lev in the Chair ! " UNIVERSAL. CIVIL. AND RELIC:1011f: L131:31"1. " A puldre meeting of the British Metropolis, in behAi of the People of the whole Empire, will be held in Strti.tiel.l. an Wechtchloy. August 25, at Roar o'clock in the Afternoon. " The ;:orrey Committee Imre, at this awful and crisis. determined to dtfcr their bleeting at genoinzton too future. day. and join the Pcople of Middlesex ir Appeal to the'Princo Gegen', to root: forward to the 12 , :opl.; stay the hand of merciltas and bloodthirsty - Tyrants, and Siiit Country from rm.:cacti: and murder! I " England expect: trcry Man to do his doty.' " Sir CHARLES Irol-13ELICY invited to the Chair. " Committee for the Borough of Southwark and County or Simrey.—W. l'alin, I Ceatcy, B. I)onnington, I. Holt, B. Ryder. rd. tleury, C. (Warn, C. Ryan, I'. Cohnabrough, I. Mear.., D. Wren, J. Dewley, D. Dee. " newt; la SHAW, Secretary. " Committee for Y.iddlescx—J. Willirunson, I. Whanhar. I'citer..l. Vt . . Ital. S. Whatottin, J. Harrison, C. Banks, S. Waddington, W. Chapman, it. %%Tarry, D. Phillips, and J: Hartnet. E. J. Br.ANDFORD, Secretary. Samuel WArlington. Printer. IS, A 14111 and Cr: entrt,4/xford •trot." Mr. Blandford, the Secretary to " The Committee of Twn Hundred," who called the last Smithfield Meeting, wa.i. on Friday night taken into custa•ty on a warrant from tim Lord Mayor, and was braugiit up yesterday for examination bctine his Lordship. • The examination, however. having taken place in private, we crc not c.s•yet ahle'to the result Lefore o'er-readers. The arrest of Mr. Elmulti:rd is supposed to be in consequence of the proceedings at the Mansion House on Friday res petting the Southwark placard, which our reajerst will find detailed in our Police report. Mr. Nand. ford was remanded. EN(11.:411 °PPR► :411.7qr.. A nest Ilasical Mauna, entitled 711.. lirwen .117-, aria O f , Fri hs niche produced et tub 'flientre. The plat is not re_ nia.lsable for clearness ur entrastetie•. The first art was easy and pleasant ; hot the scc..nd act assumed .s tragic cwsi ; and ii horrilie sentiments and situations where the docts••e self.destruct.on is r.•corninendrd to a asucds-rer, ably sustained hs T Co •!ce, was lie:sits .t•.I to the p . n.s s.„ Cooke's clffirarter ssa, that of 'lllnfre li, whole wit was ac eeptaole to Cletea's (NH-4 Carew) rather, Pranroni, on account of the wraith waist would he gai lie In sort s union ; hat Warn 'du ( 1)00 tonl the patron of .Ihofre j, e ;secs that Ch:rl loves and thee fare eornpe:s Naafi , 1.• decline 1110 mat ch. For this, end 10 rest the ...d nain's wealth, he plans the mar ler of B 'at • on 0 !hootin:, p ills ; hut h oikt.tkes the 100.Vil111:11. 1111111.; to a ch 41 . 14 e at ( 1111111,S, rural 5!: (1111 (1.1ta . .1 (.11.1 0 r, F.,g 'Conj. Stlilit ion falls on Burro. us he !urns out-to he V. furrow . * lost hrather s :sod iswhit, hs the death, w.. 11111 rt jay , 011 floe estates; but ll trtrufn •••s .114,1 ft ell:, awl he mart. ris eventually tr.see,l to bim. Cs .• persuuation sit the cher. ractor ss as highly creditable I • hiss,. Carew, •1(114 an ui; an i rt I. tier t,;(t i Nli,s Kelly ill ex..ollent sty le.—'ll.e thiis;t• wa. tiro 1%, stieeiaNy it) it of the a r err al% e it Hills great flo. l llllls, nod Hy ,aad t trcci. 1 t ileb , l Yell! rnior,tt. !Wits K rdy mad,. the inn -t .11:0 , he h iil to do a , a sort of a waiting maid ; and her et, I , av , virs to read her usi•treiL;3- love-letter, after it was fol.kil i u were e5t. , •,;1,•1‘ rntrrunu- In.. She qa%v " love" in a cororr," ini,ery" by Its eiAr, :sod " c•oiwii.lenct." dnot. il.ttley hook., alwut, aid ,tiatr a ethnic aJnA, a. a Hitler, who in reality 111,1 twilling to do. _ _ A great iliv , -rsity of opinion is said to cNist in the Cabinet respectiog tin: recent lamentable occur rencvs at Manchester. !mills Liverpool and Si !mon tit arc retorted to :ie. 'vehement ir. tlreir ikintviciations of them, while !oil Cay.tlere.r 4 h and his adherents • :righly approve the prompiiiude displayer!. A 114;4 Character is said also to be u decided wivocate tire • German!:- measu res. Mr. %dottier was served with a smmtunis yester day afternoon, to attend the Mayor with a copy of the placard he had printed, calling the Meeting which was hei.l yesterday. Mr. Wor.ler attended immediately, but the Lord Mayor ivaa e ither from home, or not diaposed to see Nita, and Mr. W. was directed tl attend again on Monday. Mr. Carlile was apprehene.ed last night, and is now in Ncogate, for publishing the last number of Sherwin's Ite4,ister, which, in the warr►nt, is des cribed uicked and se..itious libeL" is