The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-14 00:00:00

them to the Meetings, might be considered as a deli. bents treachery to expose them in a defenceless state to the assault of the military. Ile was afraid that be led acted wing in enforcing that advice so mach as he had done. At any rate he would eater more re. enarrend Item to desist from currying arms.—( Borst: of eppleuse.)—[tut in tennis; to Manchester, ha sad his friends were are and greeted by iboosands end tens of thousseds, and their carriage was drawn every inch of the rood by the multitude. His friend Mooritoese, who, though a Reformer, had never acted spur pehlir questions, had shoes him some civility as be pass.d through Stockport to go to Manchester. This, of coarse, made him a It subject for a charge of coespirecy. From the time IN took Ingo of Mr. Moorboae, Whin his first entry lot. Manchester, till the day of the Meeting, be had not cast his eyes rati him. Os that day, seen; him pressed by the crowd in his pump through the reed. which be was travelling-es his own besiege. Mr. Hunt took him op, sad Myhre yed him pretty near the place of mettle( pet him down st a house w More he was to step. Mr. Ogren bed sworn. solwithatandiag, that Mr. Moorlreses ins at the Meeting. An Indictment for pstjury was immediately preferred; fire witnesses deposed that Mr. Warbles" was not at the Meet. lug, sad fear ethers proved that he was eltewhere.— The accordingly fated a bill, bet refused to Lad bills arise Plait and *nether, oho had seem n the very use effect. Mr. Hunt thee related tome of the most diegesting instances of barbarity which case under his own knowledge. The first was thins* of • poor woman, who had not been at the Mettlhji; bet was passing the street after the . ma a begets. She had • child on her arm,end teeing a yeoman appareek with a drawn sword, whores, an acqsaintenee. she cried Nt, " nee wasn't bort ma, Thomas, wo't ?" Finding, however, that he came tinter end seater, she clasped her child closer. end still more assioeslv and pitilessly reclaimed," Don's go to butt the child !" The nese* not only cot her down. but cot her "bee she was dawn. (The onset sympathy sad horror were hero manifested by the eirepany.) All this was told to the Grand iffy, sod they, is reply, told that she went to the Nesting on wpm to he cat, and lose of them asked her if she did sot cut herself. The seat case was that of the buy Riu, who bad 'inferred a bill of indictees , against one of the Yeomen, who was a meble.keeper. The boy had ten to him for prow- We, benne he had tease him. from 'mime in the same yard with him. —(Cris of " l'el the boy en the febk ; kt hies be nest")—Tae lad, who Ind a very lett/eon' appearance, sad an obese heed there ape peered the mark of a retest wousti seen ieclesleag, she. stood op, and was loudly cheered by thecone• ray. Whets these cheer. had subsided, Mr. Heat eastinsed—'• What did they think the goodia e.f this natality Yeoman was? In spite of the appeal to his protection, he cat at the poor child lire or six different times. All this wn stated es oath to the Growl Jury, tad what did the company think they did ? Why, they !sighed at him ; told him that he was either hallooing or throning sneer, sad that he tinerved all be had got.—(Lead cries of sheet theme, from ell ports of she room )—II. asked whether their two patriotic solicitors, Messrs. Pearson and Harmer, bad set dose right is refusing to present any mere bills to seek a Greed Jury ? Mr. Hunt Meson might immediately bate been bailed sod liberated, but be would eat scan it sinless bail was procured e'er for all the rest. Mis setoff to all such effete was, that be and his fellos•se ff erers bad bees incatcers ted tegethor open a oriestiorn which was interesting to all ; that they were alike innocent I or guilty, end eight to share the Dame fate. The sews of numerous bait being wanted immediately ran like wildfire through the district, and 60 or 60 respectable persons rime from long &tepees, eagerly vies' %%lib itch other who shield become 'entities. When Mr. Moorhens west back to Prestos to got securities, his neighbours were so eager to ha bound for hie, that nee poor fellows ectually offered In needs to purchase the privilege.—( Loodeppterso.)—The Me. 'etudes still thought to hamper the pinny, and lesteed of taking the bet in them in which it was offered, they celled en the parties to become bound for each peruse as they had an previous keestedge of. Notwithstanding this mentions sod illegal nonedieg, bernever,.and altheogh the bail mid the baited were in few Innen' knows to each other, such was the Enlist, spirit arena, that not one of them declined! to be booed, and the prisoners with their bail were draws every loch Olin way back.—(Lesuldierring ) —" Mark the result of ibis." The Reformers vete always numerous and ardent in Lancashire, bet their numbers lad bees doubled and trebled siace. Oa his approach sod entrance info the Metropolis I there appeared bet one foaling from Highgate duels to the neer* wherein he was speaking. Ile was thee serneaded by zealous Mends--bis life being presumed by a miracle, and after 'seeping from downright conspiracies to murder him, of which be had abundant proofs, sod which proof would be submitted to the labials by his profession! friends; if their Gut appeal to the laws should fall, they would make "nether and seethe'. Thanks to be cowardly fears of his enemies, his own pre sence of mind, sod the dispenestiess of a kind Pro 'Wenn, be had moped unhurt. Possibly his death might have been more useful to the people's rights than his contineing to live.—(Cries of " No, no!" If be thought so, if he imagined that the sacrifice of his life would assist the poor man in recneriug his freedom end his handsets, be would most cheerfully stet dein for that peepose—(Leed cheering)—He had bees generally desseibed by his reuses as one she was "nine to mdt on the poor to kill end do ";roll the rich. Nellie' amid be farther from his wishes or his eaderstesdieg—he knew there most be rich people se well as peer—he tone that seem most work, unison' most be kept without working, bet he Masted en It that there west be something route is the State, whose man could stein necks' means for the sebelence of himself and family by the longest and hardest !steer of which hems* ante is capable. •--(Fary lord applinue )—Thee was the principle es which he west, and he never would nee* from the costae he had'hitheeto popeyed nth he saw that the labourer bed a fair toward for his service, sad esti' he 'boshd be enabled, not only to far. wish his !sadly, bet to lay! up something for a wet day. This he hod always said, sod at the ri-k of his ss. he wield always umeistais the some declaration ( riSAMPIe oppiesse.)—lle would essits sat .ors Ha geATEAM.iN. Instance of the Manchester cruelties. It was bet of a poor man who was cut doves on the 16.1 t of Ae. gest, end in the pressure of the crowd, occasioned by the charge of the Cavalry, had his shoulder ditto. toted, his elbow crashed, and his hand severely alt. Ile was taken to the loirmary, and was, *hem it came to his tern to be gamines!, thus addressed by one of the surgeons—" You won't go to another Meeting for Reform. I warrant." Yrs, I shall," was the reply, 11 if l recover. This last Meeting has shown me more strongly thee ewer the necessity of Reforms." The conseqeence was, that the ease was turned out of the Infirmavy, and ie that wretched state forced tomtit* hie way home, s distaste* of gem, miles, as well as be could. This account be (?Ar. H.) bad got from Mr. Pearson, sod the sergeou who was rfterwards called to attend themes in his own hoes*. Mr. Hunt nest reed a letter, which bad bete for warded from a gentlemaa who had (nee to Laura. shire in reference to the affairs of the massacre. which letter detailed the unre sssss hie oppression which had been practised en Mrs. Wroe and the apprentices % for selling newspapers which were objectionable to the Magistrates. The particulars are, however. al ready published. Ho apologised for detaining thous so long; the. after Mr. Jones' speech, he should at tempt any thing in the way of eloquessee; he thought a recital of the facts might be interesting, and they might depend upon it that he bed not esagrrated one stogie accession... We have thee endeavoured to give Mr. Hunt's Speech as to the words; but we cannot dmicriboadm. quately the earaesteem, judgment, and madly she. plicity with which he pronounced it. Few Imam have ever been listened to with such &twaddle, sell seas ever surpassed it in the interest and geed•wlQ which it called op for the speaker. Its coodusioe was followed by loud upplasses, which seemed not only tostininoies of gratification and reaped, bat also of a real persons% affection, which the speech had created swim its auditors. We must courted. our, mown to•werrew. PKtCIPC OM STOCKS TIC Base Stork 3 per Cefri. KM. I per Cent. Cow. 70“ 34 per Cf.' IN. 4 per Cast. Camelot" A I/AV AT ONK irctovet. 5 pet Gest. Navy NUM ladis Koadi 10.. I. lls. pm. Loft Ape. Rudequiev KIM 3 41,1115. r Mil 71i 71 THR STATESMAN. tvaoAir, 14, 11119. MANCIIIIVITIII, •kh the ski of its Magistrates sod Military, has foreished Leedom with a si6ik which we kestrel? believe was senor shamed in Engtsod. OM, ■or is Estero, before! We tassel say what a eorenstion sight be, bet we do know that 'farm cu t 4 of the Enemas Jesuit lets Brabant was Ge ddes to the trimpbant every of Mr. Ilurs into London yererda)! It is to be lamented that saws Mond of the Prince of WALE. did not advise blot, iecognito, to look set of an anobservod sod thence Wars a lessee which all the books la the world could not teach, nor all the recitals of Sir B. BsooarieLD, and these from whom his Royal High. mese receives his infoyeation, in may degree come top to. It world seem to us to base sprung op from. similar sentiment to that uttered by one of the earliest and most sealers revolatioeists is Franco, who are. leg the degraded condition of his cemeteries, called a Meeting like this, which is still before our ilia, and will not be net of set thoughts for some time to come. After the paternal invitation to meet at Pessy, opposite the Cheops de Mors, be ooecloded by say ing, Francois, Les greeds :se soot pas greeds gee perm gee nous sooseses a gessoes: levees noes don! le English, Freechmoo, THE GREAT OXLT APPEAS °BEAT BECAUSE WE ARE OR OUO alma, TOSS LET OS atom cr. This sentence bed the doeblm power of thooder and lightning—for it electrified the Frieda of Liberty, sod alloooded its ersensies. A cottetporsry Joernaliit, and a greest•eged ob. Server of the progress of Reform, affects to treat that wills pleasantry which, we ate convinced, strikes him with awe; fee he comperes the Committee of Two Hundred, who heeded the oinked* yesterday, to so many summers: sow, perhaps, the word of opprobriom is sot an Anal apropos as many may think it, for we believe from oar hearts, that if they pro. coed as they have begs., they will sweep the vast mass of filils from *se of the chief edifices in di! city of Westodoeter ; which, far went of a few pa. triotic brooms (Broufhaels), bas peen collecting ever since the dirty sod despotic Parliament elected for three seers Daly, resolved to sit styes, without cleansing the place of its lacrimal', Nilsen. It then derides the whole procession, because it was not accompaelod by a train of private eareisges.—e Ile nest mean those of the Whigs. If those gentry had thought proper to have fallow into the tanks, room 'mild have been made for diem, end respect shown to them—bet they did not, we will not say to our fortifier?, bet we will say to their disativan. tage, say, eves dishinsour. The Whigs have by this proceeding, Weed a silent but repressive prods. mation, as thus :—" If you (the People) will not twee all to ss, we will take no pert io the basisets Reform."—So that if they are sot allowed to to the beam, they will throw themselves into Neither reale. 13, this they have proved that their weight (for weight they still have), is nevertheless sot of the sales of a feather is the libnlloo of the Na. tioo's power,. Alt, they will woe bogie teirepeue that they did set yield to the levitation of Sir F. assurers 10 years ego. The Bee. the Worthy react pointed stet is them the Mealiest* of Wilt selfishness. Let the sordid, Ike corrupt safer. They deserve their fate; nor shall this hoed, which would hem be►n gladly wretched oat to welcomes their j ests. ties with the honest teell.meeelog Demoireey of the Cnebtty, ever lend itself to an Oligarchy, she *add leeve est of their consideration and celceistiou dot portion of the people hitherto the tlitit &splay!, bet at all times the most awful, sod preseelly will be foetid, the ems' consepseeriel. in the ekes resist. If the lioroughoongers had yesterday only looked fee a few Mingles open the *seem►led throes, feed t►e corner of Leedgate.street, sod stretched their eye as far as it would reach along t►e three opettiop (Ledgate.bill, with St. Paul's Church at its sew mit amorally bounded that slew), they would bete seen to whom the Stet, and the Country be long —to the People. T►eir ratchet's's, their ►ent. rolls el their borough tenure:, *sold have shrivetied into crackling scraps, like skies its s consenting fire; sod they would hare eicialmed •` Our delesions are at en end! for the people are wilightestad I" Let the people then weietain their position: if they should have occasions for se adviser, they Will led a mentor in an ad STAfXSIIJN. The latest Paris Pepnegnietit as a slight etteek of pet le the Kieg's knee, but that he was able to inosect busieees and t• receive foreign Mieisters. The Segos Misister signified the marries* of Jo. servieg, a Mimeos of that Court, to the King of SPAIN. Lome!, from Cadis confirm t►e acceest of the yellow fever et the Isle de Leon. Intelligence wee received yosteeday by the Lee. said liked Mail, libido ronfiines the sorreeeder et Kinshasa t► General UNDANITA, who bad besieged Cassano. Mr Dennison, of Liverpool, has manirmed the statements made by Mr. Pianos, of the coodect of IM !Aim:asides Magistrat►.. The sew tiosa.serviog Paper, in its other skits upon the precessiee. observes of one who was a little better dressed than the rest, that 6, he had jest paid ell his bills by a draft epos fmrieloot R u onimaTocti The p.blie might be at a loss for the cause of ibis rob open the poor Serjeent, if they were wet apprised that the Counsellor, when at the head of the Inset. vent Debt or's Cowl, in all probability bad iloi smisfor.l tone to seed the writer of the article back to pd. los u not having made oat a fair or tripe account. —The same pea apparently pleye upon the podea. Irises its the train, after the manner of FALSTAFF, by saying that they walked as if they had or., on.— Ai it, aye, we have all been in fetters too long; we will break them, and perhaps on the beads of those she make game of them. Thepeopk of property are doing every thing they tan to make their property an object of hatred. The ootreees at Manchester could motor have been pesos. tilted bat by people of property, and meek t.its would they have foetid favour la the sight of es, LIIVICIIANT of Pause if they had not been poison of weight is the Ministerial male. Nevertheless, many lit the movers of tbe dreadful mine►fiefs are stipendiary Megiontes. Mr. Conerrr.—The perseraph which se copied yesterday from the Knaliskesan, concersing this li. 1 qeidsties of Mr. Cooterres debt., is, we find, I wholly untrue. No roger of 6001. • year out of the poets of his publiatio• has bees made. We are eetkorized to deny it. A tiebstriptios hes been opened at Dewsbury, on behalf of the Solemn at the late Manchester Meet. lag. Private letters, addressed to us from Manchester, convey a dreadful piciere of the condition of society in that town. Every an sprats to sit like a era• Hissed spy on his neighbour. It Is rapider' that the Corps of Yonmsory will be broken op. Lists of the Corps, containing she elect saran and whiniest of all the Member• of it, with their mak, are printed, and Melted ahem, at ono h■lfp►nny each! Trade has become a perfect conspires, in f f parti. color ppo•rno's, sod to the prejudice of others.—(lid • !Aid AVertrry ) The following letter has been addressed by the Under Secretary of State, to Major-General Sr .un Beach K. C. B. commanding the Northers District : ss Whitehall, Aug. 21. 11119. • Sit.-2 eve laid berme Led tidiaseth your letter df the , 191 edam. is obit* rpm melee • Wont eir thrower of Sir Jobs Leicester's corps if Cdreire immeisry Csralry. tie Monday. the 16th iustest, mod NSW. that ea the alarm whi.h atettnord •• that day, Captain Tesler immediately assembled ea des, the Oldham Tromp f imesisry. ate resets dia mediums is act dense she whole meet, asd.hat ohm sou were as lioddersiled, tot the fist iettais, she Ter, of Yet wary Cavalry is tit.' teem had &Ambled. at the levied of , the Itlisgovrater, sad isteml4 in !mein en dots fir three dart. s• lased liidmoutit hare, mreseveseed is yet Ole Priem finest's and gracious apprehends ef the made' er she Che shire Yeoma Cavalry as the seessioa alisided to. easel pressor S. a uto this hi/ear by any comeeesdatiew from self $ bet he directs stem exports bit Masks is you Pot Lavieg hewn* eider his testivatiost the estradedisary efeene MUM ler of Mai corps, sad to were yea of his great satisbetios at this me proof of the alacrity With which it altrayssleme forth is the public •ervioe. " Wadi libliesnie (greet retreats. that yes mare taapleia Teller eel err Joseph Railed!. of she hire sear he esesis • Ineserito of emotive+, sad their respective snoops, and essiliesce he relates is their spirts as t t Merited,' fries shames the bet effects will arise, If it shoed salsersestely become Deeresary to call spas them is set is aid el the civil power. " His Ls , dship will so fail is repro wit the praiseworthy esalact of oath of these I ceps table Royal Highotes the Prince negro. " I have the Maser is be. Sir. Yee? eel 'bedews homblesermat. NejstMes. Sir Jobs Lyn. " H.110BH01.”41.:.' ibs Collegiate Church at Manchester, on Steadily te'neight, eahlbired a very ressrksble app•arance, in she circemstanc• of the soldiers offending Infirm ter. vie, with feted bayonet: 'Ton their fire-arm:—my charietesimic, to be sere, of that religion nt him who is emphatically sailed " he Prince of Peace." Mu. Bt worms!. --- The last hatband of this admired singer has received the whole ber proper ty, emoonting so 45,0001 1 The day after it was transferred, a claim ass made by the brother of her brit hoshand. There is neer lo the garde* of Mr. Salter. aereety• Ran, Wells-read, sear ibis city, a lore, bed of the peat* hatttiv. Is foil bearlas, belog le* wood pop Ibis stases. The berries are reisarksbly Roe to gee. lily, sad la quaotity far tined so semi* Prvdoce• —((ieth //croft) To TH9I 9:OTTO& OOP TUE 5TATF.991419. Sta,—There is sow se gentian el Issue as tithe propriety and the obsolete weeessity of • change id the smother( Legislation; that pnint is quite derided ; It is at rest In every hottest Borillah breast ; it is set. fled is the sled of every reit Britoil at Witt; few persons are yet labogring seder some to the right of their fellow-mao of the est it 'brokty-om, is Heed shad, and *1 good repels, basing the same right to legislate di theeimltes. They are else ant eked'? Wiled deli Eletried by BaUot ; boomer, every owe of throb trifles wilt semi be cleared up, sad all moo, eireptiog skeeter t moo sod sheet-sighted eelisb rich, sloe; silk &amorists, Placeeten, Bishop., sod other ititermieti perigee, slit egtee to and bussed the berseilary thane. It is molly pleasing to bear the coesiManwr of emits the tannest tactic; so disposition to tie. leoce—oo idea of injety—ao not even to those she Lam se motetially injured them. Mee an ges•rally toe liberal to hoagies any thing of a destructive es tate ; but I wore yes the telaathinter beliefs• W filled every mind in the comer, sib hottid wenn. 'tlons—aith painful teenage ; het thee again the lot.. Me of Sri FIt4OCIII BURDETT has raised them to lie very height of hope, the there sill be a bone. feint slteretleo. Yes, SIN that letter wa• mei,. ed with delight in the Wett of F.oglatid ; the ma. Itiments went with the telerity of the *lnd, aid hod the powerful effect a the horning coos-dry lin Every olio believed At once that t►ey had a seal slab heart in the body of Dcavrtt. It *mild in. deed be berth if die peer had ••t one rich men ad the side of human right. P•uple'a dillicalties now betimes so great that they begin to look for the Cause. The sanolecterers In the West of R /load ere now dineistgleg most of their work-people, sad he of gl•lsu it sill eel be lows helot. Meetings Ho add thee. as well as is sib ?teeth. All that I. w •nt _ ed le regular, respectable, •esaistewt, sail istaillgoi I ea•s at their heed, and all will be well. It seems is me very oecomary to try all the easy miens 'hick coo be devised to asemisin •ho are redly I the peewee who wish ler • change, sad vshe ere those who either do set, from convicties br from •ircesstasr•ee, desire soy change at all. In my opinion, it wield be • may effecteal method to hero proper documents reposed end placed in seitabl• places la each parish, tows, or village, properly formed, to receive the name, address, and 'cogitation of each ladividual, who would sign it, or give his mark of approbirion. This, or something Ilk* it, seems to me • very proper method of ascertaining shooed *Witham persons are who cry oat against a change la tee system of Eitivernmeut. lam of opinion they would be found to lie persons some Wei interested io the present certain destructive system. Ildy sincere thanks to Sir FRANCIS IitIORIZT2 for his letter and his late conduct: also to the enmesh!! Caarwittoot, sad may he WO to see Concord iwtl happleese la England. Year's respectfully, •. 54111619. TO CORRESPONDENTS. ••• Tamer OW bees belayed by a variety of CSINIII, bin he shwa appear ta-eaferraw. bweaded ads. far Newness, aad eller &wean w be alawded ea as saes as possible. NAVAL INTSLLIGENCIL —mew— DIAL, Sart. 13 —Came down from the River sod sailed, the Mary, Russell, for Newfoundland.—Ar.. rived and sailed for the River the D.incaster. Mar. shall ; and Matthew and Thomas, Gray, from Q.... bee; and Niger, Jeffery, horn Jamaica ; on .114 234 alt. in lit. 44. 36. long. 40. 55 W. the Niger spoke the William, hoot Cadiz for Newfooridluld end on 30th, in lat. 47. 12 N. loot 213. 32. W. spoke the Meares, of Graogemouth to Mirsealrhi..-941.41, the Dradvm transport, for Chatham. POILIVIOUTII, Sire 13.—Sailed the General Tres.. sots, Paimor, for Mi.Jras. Ittwount, Sari. Il.—Sailed the Trojan, Brien, fat Holland ; and Ki.ty surd Clara. Paddy, fee Roo. eoff.—The packets mestiesed yesterday salted is the evening Nonni Slitatbr, Sart. 11.—The Mary, Undue. horn Sondstrald to Leedom, with deals, was fallen is with on the 9th inst. aboot4o miles to the Eastward of this poet, wateriilegged, with only three men oft board, by the Ilighlter, from Greenland, who pet ow bond four man and a mete, and this day she arrived here. The three of ike Msey's New lepers, that the Master and the other pert of the ere* abandoned her ow the 30th alt. about 40 miles to the westward et the NM.. of Ndrway. Ileum. Sart. 13.—Sailed the Lady Neff's pocket for Ceshaerin and Thetis picket for Gongs. beret t both with dais!. we perceive that the Dobtin Papers of theraday take no notice of the reports with respect to trebling the Guards at *be Castle, as reatworetl osi Wedno• day law. The Leeds Gentleman who corresponds with the Star newspaper, It inset be confessed, has a very lively imagination. In a letter from this piste, dated September Id, which appears ib the Star of last Se. tarday, it is stated, that nor walls still coating, covered oith the most inflammatory writings and placards; though, in fact, thole is scarcely a political placard to be seen in the town I and Ike atimitire fMders of 'bat Journal are farther told by this cnr. rospoadent, Mho seems to have taken oat a Travel ,les'e License, bet " as ague Black thrall, Melo. sift, Skala:to, Cobbells, Dolbps, he. brought dorm by cart loads!!"—(Leedt Mercary ) On Friday afternoon, the 3.1 oculist, Oho Leeds I mail, on its , - - io Ur plegises, el the vomit resins Si does ono of other was s before Taosthy, torioue, Moo. cording ea soaped limbers. edds))siimed t s toad to Leiden, was oretteroed in Up- tad nearly ell the purer:gut, et well ea sneered very osteriel Injery. The guard Uppinchm with • dislocated sboolder, es of the tussensers with a brokers leg; eu- aa mesh hest es to be usable to remove reeky, end two others wet onto severe/too- wage they were mot premised fro. pro- m leek journey. Only one pes.engee alert. The etwident (est Correrpoedent ed to bate bees entirely occesioned by the e sod Intoxication of the davit !—(Sfrreir ✓.v.) It ti