The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-25 00:00:00

templet to ouch* drempts from the Commies 'Comet; Oh, too, woe legally as open Cowl, OA owe that newer amid be closed on Fog Oshawa.-- (Here Mr. Edmonds Instanced one ter two of the ewe that might arise est of the adoption of a contrery practice, and their direct tendency to subvert the loteettims of the law.) Re had seat to edged to a feet which was to be looked at with peculiar easiety and eencero—be taunt the * Priem Regent's Letter of nooks to the Magistrates of Maachester for the meaner in which they bad ap promi themselves the guardians, Moods, end pro tectors of the people (for each they sheald be) on Ilse 16th of Lagos'. They all *Atom the lollooom of 'sample; now, what was In be aid of melt ass .sample es this? Ile hour that it might be said that by the eastern of she Constitution the Prince Reseal was sot politically respousible to them for Ms con duct. it might be said, also, that be acted by the advice of his Mieisters; but let it be remembered that be bed also the power of Cadman them —(homense fipple's* )-111 , 11 own hood's. This swan/elk weaker then proceeded to declare, that, as the poster srf Ministers was in • great simmer, opheld Trent a revenue in part yoked from dodos open spirits, per. ter, &e., they should learn to glee op the gratilm- lion of these ladolgeoces, for the nolt!er ple sssss of doing an seism, where self.denial might claim thi oratitaile of the Meads of freedom and the applitties A their awn consriesore. By fulleasing his Ratite, they would demi.* the Ministers of a part cf Auer aitilerce.i. Alter several itil.ninal ably/gallons, de. lit•sed with enagitlvrabl•liottrr. sad • crry sensible ealsertation to good order, this Geodes's with drew. *r Cif StILTS WOLSTLT. BM., then stepped for. ward, and delivered himaolf to this effect, as soon as the immense epplauea which his appearance created had suLsided :—•• Gentlemen. I have received so many marks of your approbation, since I bate had the pleasure being known to you, that they call forth my sincere thanks ; and is words which, were they many. I have not the patter of well erimbitiing, and which, being fe., I trust and hope you sill believe In be tree, I there MOMS thanks. It waa the wish of many of my friends who stand near me, that I Arnold have taken the Chair to-dey ; ties I wished lather to be merely a spectator ; sod wit bring a townsman, I docheed it. We are met to tam. mine this day, sod to ogler into a oliscussiee of a* act, which has never been paralleled in the annals of tLis coisatry ; end I am sorry le soy. that op to this moment jostice lots been detsied. --TM Magistrates have keen applasded, and the blood• thirsty Yeomen bate beets approved of for kill. ing their fellow.men. What are we to think of this ? For my own part, I will act, I dare not, Gentlemen, give veto 10 Illy feaegngs or my thoeghts on obis aces. .sittli I bay. been on the spot ; I have visited the euffertra ; I hate 414;164 the Assists at lettcaster, and hose witnessed such scenes as make my heart sink within me. Certain it it, that she alleg;ance of the people, and their cvnfitlence is the lass, have received such • shuck as will user be forgotten.-- What are we to thiok, when we tee a Grand Joey of the covet,, coelaining me. of the fist respectability in it, combining tai stipple" the tail of which we came plain? What are veto thisk,w hen the Matistraies are thanked by the Prince fee their share in the oast ell.. *tactful event* that ever stained the annals of the cam. try ? For his wart, be intended to erect a maiimarnekt, that might hand down to posterity the vetoed of thfc fatal outrage as • warning tat future itati‘ons. In or. der that its intention may be godorstond, it i. to be inscribed, Gentlemen, ' Sacred to the owrinoty of thore w lin fell at Moachotter.'—i have chosen for it a spot, one of the most beautiful in the county of Stafford; it is in my own Ark, mad one of throw bassi iful I.i:ts which overlook the high road to Mow, eherler.—(Long continued plordits.)-d-lt is wombed by the breatif al and mettedering Treat ; bet mot all thepatity of its waters. not all the limpid eases that it rolls along, shall over efface that • dawned spat,' for which it shall blush for ever !—[Titre the Mos. Barenet exhibited as elevation of the I ntended Mamettiesit.)—To shoo yea that I am in saltiest, Gentlemen, look at this sketch ; it contains the names of all the pasties coacerned In this here rid deed : and it *avid fail kit intentions of binding down its memory to ages yetis —(llere applause was liltrally beyond descripliso .)—The Moo. Baronet boned and reined. Mr. Eder's& then pat the folio yin; Resolutions Separately :- 1. That she right of Merrier& for public d scessiae be to all moo by ere law of aster.. !. hat this right is parasite's; to Feell.hoes by the laws. a. Taut as to me Memos( hell at blarreeestro es ere 11th of Asia* Ma. she mew miaow and as h artist iovereiowioa has ' fall d in show sloe le war illegal. Of Owe lite Magistrates sere! tersisbed Ph any prrieser for isterre e tirg its proceediers. 4. nat, adettom, b. wrier, she 111. aunty of aid assembly. no paiiierioa as be reaetivea fur tbe aorta made by the Mao.; dater Yeomanry by order of the Magist,4l.• a brutal a , rods. w ade .ward ha Mad. sr e, a imam and childreo. I 3. The wit{ e we sereember that we Aerate the Owe of oar fellow caotrymes. we camas Prat di 1 se odor Mare la the di grace hillirted ea the ling4l4 Ranee by ibis dastard y and y rnie teass assists. S. Thai by way of drurleg aswelrer or wade ar prosiblo trawl each divot" we are based tis Wag she Slam hewer not tines and their Hill4lltilf• is toedigu poalameat. 7. Thar we sokaudy *edge «melees aver to *brisk from say prlsala et tunas reeortmeas themes. S. That • Subscription be immediately tarred Mao to defray Ile /Brenta a hp& leventgaties, sad for the relief .t the fia trir " oar held. larres the ilisisters sire have advised sbe race Regent re no ear side bit Wash. thee swamies of Ma raja,. are show of awe shereereset. 10. Thai the raided at Henry Hest. Dap. as cossetted wall the eves* of she ISO of Asia*, h added to she windfalls@ ell ear fellow .itestryinto. 11. nor aoleselerly malt of these fatal procerdiegsbe hers the leas (es 'be part ureae subjecol of slims§ ewe alb. Mar of Me r. arid Hr sket. tag of their allegismee and Ma are elooks Odle Prince Newer to there who base committed epee lorreethro of at laws have idestolled Ms wish time wff. l l ve l e pi.iy of it. rime the seeerrtry al a M le. Dal all dies • tlretremener p esoob Hears la tbe Neptesawaties of the parker the 111111, agestity :limiest military dm, atlas. it. 'neat a Coroluee he appointed. with power let: their rtirssYseer. for the purpose of stymying the furresieg lostroo iota ram. M the 14. Tbas ibe Tama. of this Resist ore einitionft opirisedaaddisiateresred essadret of Sr casem_ Hort.. awl foe Isis Important sera tree is Ms rielea l ye armee; Reform lb. ries the 1 harks ef this Medias areake deemed i sn sininr rot. 16. Taos tbey e ales gives to Mr.. Edmonds, heals sae ad impartial .oedect re she Cesar this day. Etch of these was tattled enseiseesly; perhaps It ware ine•• proper to say by acclamation. Mr. Enemies hating quitted the Chair, sad the , ote of • %ants bating been most cordial!, passed, he 1‘4% . 1.t4 f ,t Sari) and refuted thanks. At retiring ed to his rare were missing; and in another, a pair of pi.tols, belt nzing to the Kea. Mr.Cortis, a tee. phew to the Al , l*t man, had either bees delivered wrongly, or sot delivered at all; a nen.berrel which he was sent to delis.' to a Gentlemen in that neigh. boarhood, he set down at the Hempital.gste whilst be was Inlking .ills some one witiin, end that Con was lend. All these articles be had Isms obliged to make good. The gan•trade. fie said, woo a '•iminest at which the lad, when mu of bis time, might earn from three to four gaiter's a week, and carry facility and opporeoniey was affiierted in his shop for l oom i n g it. lie o bilked he bed said he omega give 101 to get rid of the hoe, hat at the Shoo be was n ow to for IN the boy woe conducting himself better, and he bclievod would have con inewl to do e n , bid for t h e eticootagemeot glees to his by Mr. Scott. The MAcISIIATs obseeved, that there was a clause in the indostero consisting she manner in which corn. plaints toot.. in the mower sod apprestico should be heard and decided ippon; that the charge against the boy wig not of the most maims watery, and tense strictly robin the osilinrity of that claw, to bat heard and determined sport. 11e, therefore, decided that the cave at present did not come properly soder the j o rinliciion of the blisgistrate. Me. Berkoiik 'splice!, that then were mane classes in Itto linvital indenter , , shicb, had he been •ware of, be would net have slimed it, and be soviet now most willingly give 101. to be rid of his sprit's. use. _ _ Mr. Detre'ley gild, es the part of lbe Governer', h. stet r►edy In Isle it, sod eiteld teeteNte that the indentures slumlil be cancelled at Ow Coosittee on Weditesdos. . Mr. Beckwith immediately drew a cheek epos his hooker. bar Ik, an 10.141, Slid the lad was delivered to the are sod castbdi .1 Mr. Lieeesley. BoXING. The basin twitch for Gil metes belerea Ricled %loop. a ....rheum wad florry Wadi; • Leiceoetdire me. • • • luso milk/ alt why repent do la the empire, Is .k vt re ea Thut• se., est Warmed-green. ea the rordwo ilcdtcd .hire. the peitihtta hatter epee rowed from Hertfordshire ht as ewctt Capt. t as. cf Dtattca, Meted Wulf. and S carp woo t • bed Ito tahoriptim. The woad, were Fred and 0 o Shoop. ed J. JIG , . MIA Cats for bra. Tie arm (shaved r .pr squire of Th. area origied between n IS is VA op was b edged al 5 to 4. Roost 1. The tom earl each ether whit Year. bits aeon the bee'. Sad b4llllbia freely. At the hest wrest Sharp r..c.1.- ell 1 saran body blew. whrso clew wok ItLicr. Inc 'either Waffled Mlle mewing. limp threw hu Mammary ea • trial • at,e.rh. 5. Tbet rend Wed aim eitostes. and each Mowry was distilled. There was no half *Me arty. ter now rret line he- • wed rzelmiavil bits wen they were scraped I. chmt.—• Al••• 1 • Oozes hitt were turbaned. whew Wel/ terrivett a twary rrocchem. k, ad it was at Ira Onsog'll that the fall hid heat hie. 3 on 14 were haulm vomit. free the etitasted state tithe mew. -.4 beta le- re Mum se ~hot Ow mead.. Wulf I ears fen. • Mich tom the Wed cot of el. It ?kr s is r. ere. he errs two of de adeertar)'t teat. A freevnielielf felleitted, spa. 'beer/ Med fsb 11,14eri t lout Waif ano tlegind up he a riebubeloci eater Is the total. which ovoilcd how. Three is ea- co liorp. 6. To', was the Int of tie d mere,. The ewe timed each came. footers is *aside lore. Tie mad le.te t *errs 'Must , * I it *Will bitting g at tend Waif fell foie w g and It um all op o bi his rimer,. Fedi 1111,f Itiketh UMe feeltill. althoggli science eel .state it b eh, icasersch as these Vial poi a blow partied se see •h , le licit g 3et whim tit , arp food me adherrary wo• hem, hd his old gni ',woe. uMR n h •or en the ark, is Wolf it 'met, pima Moll hoe that dm. sod erocgo" from Ike (Mos mess w•r. tit woo mask in the *scowled rot the wittier. liwa were carried elf the goosed. r d a won was 'Misee far IN laser. LONUON siARAWIS. UItisKIDOF. Ir^sa-taspertar's Returs.—Tawasa 4 V Item it. Wisest, per toad .... IS. —s. to IL Os. OatsOa, t rio polar Yls ts... —4. . —I. so 40, —4l. to 04, -4. Beagle . 40, --41. 14, 416. --1. Old Ditto Pear 50.. —4. I. M. ./i. . .. —4. MD .44. -4. Ittr At% LO 1....%1H,f4HA141. the Chses.4.) Reef 30. 111. to 4.. 44. I Vela .... eh el histis.sa Os 444 Is is. 0.I• I Port .. . S. 1111 Lamb s.. 44. 11. ad. A 1.11 PRICK Or TALLOW. I 4.. Jesseir hakes. 3... 74. T....eTallow 01. W. --.. 01. Clare Mee let .. —Os. 04. Yellawkihsia—t. 0.1 —.. Oa. Whit...lmpel 11 .rket 1, 01. White ditte..—t. 0.1 —a. OS. paw .4 Ult.. ----- &map dim. . --.. W. —`• Od• Average.... 3.. ie'. Meths; mot . SOL RI. 54.. Ot. Dims r0a11..30,0d. 34.. Od. Grimes 514.. Od. fined Drees ... ... . lO. Ode Yellow Seep. R0L...-11•111ed, 1..i...—Ler., hl6..—Pats. lb. 1 Prue .4 Ca...0e.. per doses. It!.. W.—Moulds.. 13..6i. PRICE OY LEATHER. Botts. 50 to 56Ibs. nett -19 d In pet 11s. Ditto, In b a th. earls Yid to 90 Merrinots . Kitt Its . —d to —4 Ihnsine 3 15d to 17d floe Coach Iltdrs 17d to 141 Crop Hide. 1.1 to 1011 rs for esttiog Mid to I;Sd Ditto 4:. to .'0111.6 1(4 Calf Skims 90 to 1 10‘. 204 to 961 Dino 501.. ;Am. :14 to Sid Ditto iA :• SAW. • to 314 Smolt Seats Val... Abort) Ihd to 714 4111.. Sc —a. rer A•,,••• F. PIM 111*GS. PICw tocsins Kewl ••• Ids. to Z. 5.. K. W. to *. 4.. kw* .. U. 101. to 31. Os. Sweet 31. t•-••• ...2.. lg.. to %I. 15. I Pomba** OS. P. to M. Sr RAW lIMES. RePi Retien eel Soren (per some) Is. SA. ND Se. OA. IA stilineg. etottnitty Market Calf F.nititill Hone - O. 01. so 0. 011. _ _. COAL-N ARK Map as Mulct. ships Y 9 74tireattele .. 172 .• • 5 Satlarrtaad ... -- Clldß'tß OF KICIIA knorpt.laam. 12 1 C. E. Ulna. at 11 19 Aataierda.ti Ditto. as sight. Itallevil.to. It Illatterrp, 114 Ilatuilvitti. 16 6 Atka's. 36 i.. 3 daa 45!15 ?5 HMI rdear a. 's6i Frank ass shell:slue. 151 Madrid. :S; 81116.. a. 3:11 !4.i11.. 554 Gibraltar. :10 :Rif, Sire. 24. 4.44. Price. res. 64. I. 40s. OA. Ms Od. 1.. 456 Oa. AGE. naps,. krt. IL legbers. Geboa. 41 Ma!ta. 46 Yew., .27 10 Napes. IP Maniac II; pees. I.,.briti 53 M Its* Jartrirs. M 11,11.15i0. ref feat. Creek. I y rer rem. gm of the tilllolll Iwo anneal (4.1111.5 e Coon, 31. 1..• d per #.3.. .:«lefsh San per PS. New, {balker, 3.. 0.1. p , r t. se.er..n Kerr.. plasse...ro .4. MAPIC. Of, the ?Si IoW. ClNaiwirry-latir, to sialt, d Laq. of Caleb resell. ;it D. Gent .Stan, il-q darildrit et Or 'h PIA ir,t. r Its., e r .i.r. ,r e . M. ,tetwpti r•tr tdorA. Priorel.ncd Aw S. Pr.. . St•tue. (Irrar., 1, Natsligq-roan, I ket.,Urvi. dOperasery ; - 1. That .he 001 at Nettie& for peblk il sessaleo below to John Brooks, linen.dre per, 33, remnant. .. .., _ all moo by the law .f nature. he only employed him In cleaning 101 l gone; in.. ow ......... .... IL That obis tight It inarauseed a. Faell.leases by Me laws. Wesimisster. was broken open, and 27 pieces of serer should learn his business there, as all the 'rook rwe C".•r• IP•et _ 17d to 161 f • i 9. That mlO tae Mem.** Stela at Maw-hewer row sae 1601 of 9 9 1• 9 • 4 Wailer* stolen, sod foxed HMI" a few Coup Ilede• 13 la 101114 fur eve* Bid In lied wet done eat, eseept the e 4 mg. a the moraine 1)01.. 4:. v.. s'elba. - Ird ta kW 6 i hl 0 ' A WWI Msg. Ow cosy wi re pate and m d odea 114•4011104.1114 ern' yards from the premises by the watchman, attest four fall dto show 15111 is sta 15 , 11411 or oe Ile Melliotron were ' •in w h o h owoor ai, fe ly mono"; t h e ( aw ay ;W I he went away he bed been employed in cleaning the t' s lr:iiiiai 90.....tu0..600:114..Th - !!04 ,.. l i n o tonsithei with any pretest/. far , tsterraid Ire hi proceertiesa. 1* c i • knives, and at breakfast time be bad only one link. N is i,. 4° : . ~,,Li. . ;7, to al 4. nat. admining. b. weror, Me 111 entity 'dead% aasewsbiy,: we me sorry to add, that all trace of the thie has as palliative cam be coartived fur Ilse amok, wide by the Mass- ; and two folks to brash, when his WIWI' said be Surat Seats (f.reralamd) - ltd to ad hitherto inlayed ineffectsal : the property was taken cheater Yeessaary. by order of the Magisonter . a brutal a.. i ._ Ques;_eqsart, and seek. wady %word ia baud, o r am st, •aosea, and Address. ! ••• 3. That wM:s we anarobe tbat we Amain the tome of our . &soh'. fellow emioorymea. we cannot .Let lb Iwe alms Aare la the •2, has bees identified by Mr. should have es breakfeet because they were net done, l.'s''' . 40 ". • sod that he in consequence wea l and told Mr. Scott, 1 .,..r . who glee him ease. - 6 I . .s. M" ..,••1 Pelf aselS.en li_. a VW )tut mcw recaires Rem .... It Ids. to Z. 5.., Kiwi ... .9. Us. to *. M. dl grace Maimed as Ma 14,4114 nettles by olds geetard.y sad ' hes r wralrsort.--Yestordoy musing, at toot Mr. I.ievesley observed, on the subject of pro. Stews .. 11. lot. to 31. Os. &met . 41. 16.. In 31. 14.,, frrorioar mabaae. pest one o'clock, Crisp, the Norfolk pedestrian, Mt is "%let ...2.. 16%. se %I. 15a IL Thai by way d (koala( senates vs sera et possible Me I the oleos,l ere were okay respect. persons n set epos the skives. sodertektsig of a alkisg, foral Farnham 01. 1i... tn IL 5.... from wish dor awe, we are booed so Ming Me NOOI hewer mot- sty who might haveapprentices with large premiums, Maws awl their imit4stor. to condign pashboweet. wager of 90 goinees, from the Grillo, Church-street, whoRAW 1111/17.11. 7. Thod we esdeuudy pledge «melees never to shriek tram , Borough, to the Castle las, Dower, red back again preferred their boys as being mate ender eon. slew Hasten lo g swentper Neme) 54 . S. so 9e. O. ) eat rleinalwaseraViwalt;earrialie,tberey aw. ii , o , I . di ,y my for 13 seccestive days. 9 tresl, sod that there were Peers% merchants of high Mallbrae respectability in the City a London at present, who Crderatey sa Tear Market Calf S. 44. so Os. 64. tr. 04. Io 5%. Yd. no. ed. to IN encl.. ihemikprio6.lPcimes of light i ' lleel g *"... II" fse ass relief dibe I On Thl th e ls, ine enenn l as a y oun g g irl was g oi ng bad bees heated up in, and apprenticed from, the Kosi t hsb Howe O. t o il. so 0.. Od. I long Felig.street, B r id l e - read , fAmbeth, with her - og ter si der hasp towards the Mhdaten who Woe advised 1 e Fosodling Hospital. This boy left the Hospital She Regent to boo a,, wish his Swats theologians of his infest sister, about 18 months old, in her arms, the • with a good character, be had complained to the Go. 'kips al market. - COAL-MARKS?. Sire. 91. Mesa 4..1.1. Prier. -• people. are sheet et were ahhormsee. street being narrow, a cool art tome egelostMs. Sit. re 40s. OIL , Vernet/ wilt respect to his master, who had in con. hh 14"i/calla' .. 17i i 10. That the modsteat Mewl Howl. Eery., ma eowareted witb Ilse ',ems of Me lei ef Assam, Is (added tar she adadratioa of when she let the child fall, and the wheels passed 5 s..skerlarld .. 5 sequence been written to, informing him when the --. cota4at or Excl . : __ . -- - ear fritow..ooes over the child's heed. It west:satiate Mr. Brooks's , Igor:E. lamov. 9Lays. S 4. 11. Thor sew t=ely malt of these fatal preeeediar lam Committee met, that be might, if he chop, prefer his itorretdain. ls IC. E. Legtiore. IS lime the Naos dal part ord..- ruiderist..f anemia epee sash, solgtron, sear the spot, where 14 • 1 •" 116 ." 01 1 . el' be gild al the boy hut Mr. Beckwith hid nese, e rge o , Dion. at ..igh., 11 15 newt*. It kw% uf Vie owl,. sod sht.slia.ing of their allightwee s sod Mat piled. mote. 46 done so ; and consequently, from ail that the Go. tr„:7 . .d 5 .:7 h ,. Olte shanks aftbe Prime Never to Wire wiles bane rawatnied ao Verner, .21 10 rpm. Intraeilon stele laws have idea biro With tease who Wednesday evening two lads playing in a field at sermon knew , the boy was honest. sober, anti indite. it a s tr a.,.. r vi g kardes. 19 „ the back of Homes Town, some quarrel arose, sad tr i os ,. Ile justified Mr. Scott from the charge of Antwerp. li 4 Palmas. 117 per as. ve t e c aim a it. 11 fast all tan • elrementtneet prove 'be *renal 14 a It.- they ogrveil to kht. The youngest, whose name it h e rta,gylog the lad, who was in his Poole only while ) Z i m „,,, i 7 g s l r 6 t.i-tion 53 1 tomb Renew Is the Repremetaties grim people, as the only 2is is Orwle. 34 Wilson, about 15 lle•r• of age, lading there Mr. Scott went from thence to Mr. Beck mitt ' s, to Psi i.. 3 Vii, sigki. 5535 Iten Janeiro. M enmity :spies military dm. sitivin., 11. 'Ms a Crimestuee be appointed. with power to adl to wet nu ptobability of 'O, u.l his notlai'lling his antiennist , learn what was the cerise of ceeniilalnt ; and he sent Din". - . . lima.. it) ere rest , Wonedeaut ' , 3 61 . "fir ni""! ) eri• for the Par Pow se ea"Ylal she rwe• wP g Re "' palled a small knife from his pocket, sod allentPird the boy back directly. Mr. Beckwith, he said, had s• n ,„ 6 , ~,,ik : a„,.. (~r h o I y err rens. 1at1..... iotn efFes 154 1 I vo of the linlolino Kell rat. ' . al MN Meeting ore erwilarode &el* the to t on it into the breast of the edam ; bat the engaged to glee the Hospital 101. to take boy hack ; Madrid- r s h 14. 1 ..re ibeTboak• lucid 14.1.1..• Coin, :ICI in roadnrl of Sir l'ilarlf• wok'''. b e•sranders interfered, and endeseontod to wrest it and after some time a master tailor was foetal, who " die ' :Li pre n dic pplriirdaskd ditlateressed ,_ of pe ihe 4 1 1 .1. per no_ lillisna. ft' i • ;NW is Mary mere& B . • a"alt.rf*/ his SeliPers eee ter"ea is s ew ehnhe ' . horn his grasp; in so doing be est their hands i• • was willies to take him with that prosaism. bat Mr. ta,...1 1 .. 3 4 , . Nru Mullarr, 5%. Be. per s. I 1.1 " 181 / 7 ho ----airel.• hod sad bashes most dreadful Saatsef, an d ultimately e ff ected bit D re go i lth c h ange d his „„i„,i , and then pl , n ,, nn i,,. win , Gioriitror. an 15. i the 1 beetle debt Mettlesome se -eye,. Ii nor.. 0c00..4.1,0 3... d. ( In fiv.jor C.rtss rest. 16. TO they IC Ot•4ls4•PO to Mr.. Edmerale, for lab able sod escape. lost. The Governors had on skit to continue bim 1101”1111 I).- - Starsttiol ob ey its w as Chair this day. Yesterday George Broad, driver sf the ltackseys with Ms master, if a proper s hear •n could he Ent for fla the 931 'IOC at !Arai.- Iv t boirk. Genrre %Ran. E-ta of Ckawerry-lane. to Await, sLed d.-gin at tb An Meow, Etch of obese was tattled snenimsesly; perhaps It coach, No. Marlborough- 32, ass brought op I. him; . _ street, charged by Colonel lining, on sespicion of indentures ooght net to he cancelled. ----. Were mo• • proper to say by acclamation. 011.0. tied a boo containing al Itinkyls Mr. Beek • ith, in reply. ash; coe heno.ty r.f the on "sr Poi kwt. so itave ar.i.r.,re. Mn..insen'n r..,.. curie. Mr. Enstitens haring quitted the Chair, sad the hiring ported . , ... i. _______!--.-------. e and he intlent.ol too F ir. Imo of • :oinks bayg been meat cordially passed, he In a groat amount. Lis property. Of the want a 1.,, was not to ePP'"-- I • I..dttrA. Prit. , l4l. ortl Potll.lse.i As S. Prato.. at t." our. '!"'Wt.*4 : Ist •ard ai d Monied &basks. Al !alibi farther eeidence the Prisoner was reseeded. cirtylancet, in one of sthi:i; too son.lockt (*.elites. no timer., Via. i, soiteogq-ioarr, I ketntreet. • • .. I • %, THE STATESMAN. he opals reaemmeeled the strictest order, entreating t►e assembly to remember, bet every 'yew. of is opposite Wore was giving SS mbraatsga eas _ _ Mr. Retail, Mr. Lewis, sad Mr. 'lkons, mos% sively addressed tho people. Mr. Lawn havini moved it, a snip of 'beaks was Pram/ to Mr. Warder. The Myosin( then dispettPd and as whole of this great multi's& were, in one I moment, seen retrograding honme•ard, by a vicuna• soars orovonesstorhiels appeared rob* the effect almost of magic, sad which was •cendected with the save' sod regula►ity almost of a parade. The Comtism/a who had been Inektro.on, in their Muni's, drove wlf ; lbw ouvasnos irsorbs en the kill refired and is ion aloof's% from the signal of disprrsion, of rho easy thousands who had been present al the Mottle', sot a dozes persons remained on Neu ball•hill. MEETING OF REFORMERS AT KIL- M A R NOCK. Since the people will persist in holding public Meetings in the fields, it is a matter of satisfaction when they terminate withnet outrage; for all the 'optional in the countryside are sere to move in the trans of the not.door speakers, as the sharks wait upon • ship with the plop, on boird. The Public Meeting at Kilmarnock, on Stterday, was accompanied, we are glad to say, with no other 'integre than slat of language. It was held in a field near Morton-plare, 84. d was attended by up wards of 4,000 people, a greet part of whoa were mere spectators. The nowther ref the latter wneld have been still greater bet for the rain that, fell co piously in the morning. Mr. WIC RUSSELL first erldressed the Meeting.— He set forth the elistiog abuses; and endessoured to impress on his hearers the pr o p r i et y of petitioning the Regent for • Reform in the Commons House of Parliament, sod for a change of Ministry. Ile con cluded by proposing Mr. Thomas Adam for the Chair, which was carried by actlamaliner. Mr. Anaw, after thanking the Meeting for the honour done him, recommended the preservation of order, and initiated the people to beware of the in fluence of spies, some of whom he hoped were not in his eye. A Gentleman, in a Whelk speech, portrayed the distresses under which the working classes at present laboured, and dwelt on the swore of the late trans actions is Manchester. Ile concluded by moving the Resolutions. These were mended by one who warmly depre cated the idea of emigration, as unworthy of Ilri sons ; and spoke arefavourshly of the Clergy, for their spethy in regard to the privations of the wash.- ing classes. The Resolutions, which embraced the deepest re gret et the late occurrences at Manchester, were unsnimously passed, end the Alerting broke up in the hest order. From the conduct of the populace in Paisley and Glasgow, the Magistrates sod Council of Kilmar nock used every means in their power to secure the pelagic peace. A number of hoeseholders, indeed, ell the meat respectable, were swore le as cos a Ales. A troop of the Hussars were brought frees Ayr; sod, with the ceestebles, was all day in readiness; bet there was not the West am won for the services et either. Whets the basin's. of the day was over, the individuals dispersed ; these from the country (of whom there might be Ass, 300 or 400), returning homeward its the same peseefel manner in which they came. The detach. ment from the villages of Galileo sod Newmills marched through the town in parade, carrying two or three Scots thistles as their ensigns; but no nags were di-played upon the occasion. They were accompanied with merle until they cams to the suburbs ; but to avoid needless offence, It was there left by them, and takes up upon their return.— The Magistrates and Council, after folly considering the practice of carrying lags, had come to the deter mination, that alibents any of the Meeting had been foolish enough to carry those entneaniug ensigns, they would not seise these, unless their b and adherents proceeded to open violence; and loch were the orders issued by them to the constables.— (G lar gos Chronicle.) DARING AND SINGULAR Rosana —Very early yesterday moroieg, the wholesale warehouse of Mr. John Brooke, linen-draper, 33, Parliament.street, Westminster, was broken open, and 27 pieces of rioted braitaris stolen, and found secreted • few yards from the premises by the watchman, about four o'clock, who homeslisitly alarmed the ; bet we are sorry to add, that all trace of the thieves has hitherto proved inelictioal : the property was taken to Queen-moire, and has beer Identified by Mr. Brooks. ransirratartsat.—Yesterday taming. at half. pest one o'clock, Crisp, the Norfolk pedrstrian t eel est epos the orderers oodertektog of walking, for 6 I wager of 90 guineas, from the Grillo, Church-street, Borough, to the Castle Ire, Dever, sad beck again, for 13 'recessive days. On Thursday forenoon, sea young girl was going along Feliz.street, Bridge.road, Lambeth, with her Infest sister. shoot 18 months old, in her arms, the street being narrow, a cool art came spinal her when she let the child fall, and t h e wheels passel over the child's heed. It was carried to Mr. Brooks's, artgeon, sear the spot, where it almost lestaelly piled. Wednesday evening two lads playing in a field at the back of Hoorn Town, some quarrel arose, sod rh.y wood to fight. The yocogest, whose name is 2 harms Wares, about 15 years of age, lading there wea nn probability of his wanquisisiog his ariagonist, palled a small knife from his pocket, and allempted to plump it into the breast of the other ; bat the bse.sranders laterfered, and endeavoured le wrest it from his grasp; in so doing be tot their hands is most dreadful mason, sod ultimately elected Isis escape. Yesterday George Broad, driver of the lteckney. coach, No. 32, was brought op I. Msrlbnforgh sisset, charged by Colonel Waters, en suspicion of hawing perleined s bet, containing voltralite irinkmv In a great amount. Lis properly.— For the want of farther evidence the Prisoner was rentardtil. PO LIU!. R.%PACITY OF PORTERS. MASstON•lloU.ll6.—Yeeterilsy *View Reed, ticket.porter of the city, was brought before the Lone MAYOR, upon a charge of having acted is most insolent and outrageous manuer. Tho Complainant, Mr. Anderaon, stated, that he arrived at the Tower.stairs, on Toestsy night, in the Margate steam-host, and be way landed by a regale, waterman, who had agreed to hied the lee gage, sad with the asslatsoce of the Cnroplainant's footman, „place it safely In a coach. No sooner. however, bad the beat reached the shore, than they were surrounded by a gang of fellows, coosissing of about a dozen, who insisted upon the eselssive tight of carrying the parcels, and actually seized those which were in the bands of the footman, oho walked to the coach empty handed. There were WIWI smell parcels amongst the porters, and those who had none to carry became exceedingly absolve and celled the Complainant a shabby humbug. Upon getting to the coach, the Complainant gave the gateman .1.. in the espectation that he would settle with the ',M aass porters. The alderman, however, so sooner got the cosh than he disappeared, leering she Com plainant surrounded by the porters, who swore they would not trove him until be paid them for their Is. boor. Ile got into the coach, bet could sot 'scope tersecition by that or soy other means. The por ters laid hold of the reins, and ibeComplainaot found It oetvassary to gait the coach and walk to the hotel, where, open examining his property, he ascertained Mast ene of his intake, which contained torch pro. petty, had been carried off. While the CorKtlainant was thus circumstanced, his moan's were employed Is looking for a watchman or a constable, but not one was to be found, although it ass we o'clock at sight, and eicessively dash. The Complainant could not recognize any of his persecutors wept the Defendant, whom be tank hold of. Mr. Anderson *tided, that be had been subject to impositions end itsnoyonces in Italy from theta:Arena, but the con. duct of those porters melded all he bad ever wit. seised. The Defendant said, that if the Gentleman rhoae to rosy 4•. for such a juls la the watchmen, it was no fault of his. The tic ket•porters were, he adder), the only persons privileged to arty pawls hum The LORD M AVM told the porter that he Auld be deprived of his ticket if the trunk es, not re covered, end assured the Compl.ineut that every en. qeiry should be made Ws she caw. GumbiteLL.--John Nett, • lad about IR Mill of op, en apprentice to Mr. Beckwith, gen.nselter, Skioner-street, Snow.hill, was brought up yesterday before Mr. Alderman J.. 1. Sante. upon a charge al neglecting end absenting himself from his master's business. The object of Mr. Beckwith in preferring this complaint, appeared to be the cancelling of the Western. The lad had been brought up from Ms latency in I lit Foundling Hospital, was apprenticed from thence, Sue being without father or mother, the Governors 'et that Institution, acting in loco perentes, bed felt It their duly to direct the Secretary, Mr. Lievesley, to attend the hearing of the complaint. The indenter', ender the seal of the Hospital, be ige prodeced, Is which there is a clause for a splice ef Dia previous days to be given to the Committers by Me master, in cases of complaint, and such notice being admitted by Mr. Lietesley, Mr. Beckwith stated, that he had 'ekes this bey front charity, with. est a single shilling premium, as a time when he itself, hate procured, as as apprentice, the sem of a respectable tradesman, with a premium of 1001•; 'that the boy wu generally idle and negligee', that he would not attend to his work when be was at he.., and that he had abaented himself from his ler. limouveral times for nine or ten hours together. lie complained also of the conduct of Mr. S:ott, of New Bridge-street, ewe of the Committee of the who, he seemed to think, encouraged the boy, ai the last time he absented himself. Mr. Scott received him into his Moose and gave him victuals, when be ought to have sent him home, as be could claim no right to harbour his apprentice, who might have victuals pot:rush at home. TIN general cudgel of Ike bey was such, that aeitber his fellow-apprentice, nor the foreman, would take the trouble to instruct him any longer; and it was, therefore, his wish that the in- I dentate' misfit be cancelled. The boy said his master did net teach him his beld am ; he had been with him **oily three years. and be only employed him In clueing foul gees; that he sever should learn his business there, as all the week undone est, wept the finishing. On the worsting he went away he had been employed in cleaning the knives, and at breakfast lime he bad only ono anise and two looks to finish, when his master said be should bate se breakfast because they were not done, sod that he is consegettoce west and told Mr. Scott, who gave him some. Mr. Lievesley observed, on the subject of pro. mists, there were many respectable persons le the City • he might haveapprentices with large premiums, who preferred their boys as being more under con. trout, sod that there were went merchants of high I respectability in the City of London et present, who had bees brought up in, and apprenticed from, the Foundling llespital. This boy left the Hospital 1 1 with a good character, be had complained to the Go. moors with respect to his master, who had in coo -1 Sessesce bus tighten to, informing him when the Committee met, that be might, if he chose, prefer his *bur gains' the bey, but Mr. Beckwith bed never dose as; sad consequntly, from all that the Go. l imners torte, the boy was hoses', sober, god indos. l i ttlest. Ile justified Mr. Stott f rom the charge of I Wors t ing the lad, who was in Iris borne only while Mr. Scott went from thence to Mr. Beck with's, to l bws what was the cause of complaint; and he sent lb, boy beck directly. Mr. Beckwith, he said, had lensed to give the Hospital 101. to take boy back ; and after some times master tailor was found, who was willing to take him with that premium. bat Mr. Beckwith changed his mind, end she epportnoiry was lost. The Governors bad on with to retainer hire with his muster, if a proper situation could be rot for him; bet till that could be done, he conceived the todentores ought not to he cancelled. Mr. Beck sills, in reply. Pohl tire honest' r f the boy was not so apprrent, rind be inatenc r' ego cif- Ce•tglOrrS, in one of *IA.4 two gan•luck! w. •