The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-10-11 00:00:00

observed, that he erss ready to let the case proceed, provided ilteCoeneet on each side world select a rec. lain goober of oitneeses In support of their cases.— Now, if in this case there were to be 500 witnres►, essedeed on the opposite side, be (Sir Berm.) had also. considerable 'timber to brine fort/14rd on his; Ilud 'hi! would prt.trect the Inquert, which had al. reedy lowed eight data, to in indefinite period. lie led dealt fairly; he had collet) but a very swell see - . bee of and on oh* evidence of those nit- Moses he less gelded to rest his cos,. But if other witnesses were celled to prove the (Dull miler of the letting, he also would feel himself bound le Call earn Ow to Reeve the enntrify. Mr. Hausa& sold, he ems ant moved from his de. ferriniosotion. The vise etted was nor orial•loys„ io esesuch es those the Judge said. •' If the patties agree to select a certain flambe, of witnesses," show ily shot he himself hod not she power of cnmpelli..• them to melte tech selection. iie pledged his me- _ . lusty *het an agreement had been made, by which be H.) was t.. all evidence to rebut the the testi. 'teeny of those who deposed to the Cavalry having 'been list ',swilled by the Meeting. Canasta said, that if Mr. farmer was sot satisfied with that part of hisdetermination, he would Isllow a Sled number of arl_ditioall witness*, se be 'called en each side. hut he would not allow the In. Vett to he prolonged ad infulitam, for the Mese• meet of Mr. throw or any body else. Mr. 'litmus —I assure you, Sir, it is sot the blightest ainusematt to me. The Foreman of the Jars espreeeed a hope that the lagers, would not be needlessly prolonged; several of the Jory were ill last eight frets their len at. Soutane , . Coftnorn.—Yet I was rather smartly observed open for clearing the Court yesterday, In order to obtain air. Do feu, Mr. flamer, is epos any me. aerate number of witnesses to be essmised, and a similar number shell be eternised on the other side? Mr HANNER.--I will not enter Into any compo. skies which is against the law. If lam not allowed to 'semis• witnesses open this, I must go le some other points of rny MO. Conon ga•—Very well ; I told you my determine.. ties ; you have had plenty of time to collect and n oels, ?nor witnesses. Mr. Haman —I here them here. A JUcYWAW obser.vd that these had been nickel Widest. given already. The *gemination of witnesses was proceeded in. Henry Kinkman, issuer, ezeminedlby Mr. HAR . 11111.—I was on the field at the Meeting of the 16th. I saw Mr. Fletcher Molten, sear the besting% with the countable,. Here the Constable who had been sent to serve the gammons spots Daniel Asti'', entered the Court. Constable.—Mr. Harmer, I bare served the sea man personally epos Astley, het he says be cannot attend. • Mr. 11A611111.—Very well, I moue that this cos.. stable be called in end swim. [Constable sworn.] Mr. HABlealle-- What answer did Astley give when Fes sorted the someone upon him ? Constable.—lle said be could set attend. Mr. HAIIIIIIII.—Did h outgo any reason for his son.attoodaree ? Cwastable.—Yee ; be said, that If be gave oldest*, nod that his saes was to appear is the Papers, be wield be thrown oat of bread sod raised. The Ceuta!' of the Court was then ordered to sail Daniel Astley at the door by predigestion.— Tbe Constable 'steroid, mad said that no one op. Peered. Heamge.--Very well ; let his take the coo. 11111peences. Witness reewesod.—l sew Colosel Fletcher strike eimeral tonnes with a staff; I saw the soldiers strik leg with their swords. Colonel Fletcher said," be off from the field. or you will reify see be killed." Cross-esantined by Mr. ElbastoW—l will not swear that many persons did sot stop near the beatings, end wield net go away. When Colonel F. was striking the people, I was fleeing towards Moseley.street, about thirty or forty yards from the besting.. 1 bed my beck upon the hostler s I eilld see Colonel Pletcher, because I west past Ms • I was on the teach which Mr. Hunt came is. *ben the Man. shooter Yoomeery had cleared the bootlegs I jumped from the coach, and ran away. What Colonel F. bad paid to the people, before I passed his, I do not knew. Mr. F. is a Magistrate; I was first ordered yesterday to sliest, berm Mr. Baron, of Cocky. Moor, ordered ate to come. I first told it to Mr Befell. Mr. Baron lea statesetaw (meaning • person of estate). I moot tell whether Colonel Fletcher was awaking siolretly or not. lie struck some pers. pie; het 1 don't know who they were. I cannot say that these wit•ito Mr. F. shack fell down. They did not @pp's• to me to be very ill hest. He struck Outs with a star; I tunnel say whether will Imitable's stuff or stick. He struck persons who were remain away. lie strock them ester the bark. 1 was set abase half a mingle in passing him. I was running as fest as the crowd would allow me. There was a Tenant place, which was cleared by the Man chester Y.ninanty ; I cannot say how many he Wreck. He had his cone or staff in his hand. I know the differeace bet wilt a cane and a staff, bet will ant swear which it was. I will not swear whs. thee he struck one or two. 1 will swear I saw him strike one. 1 t swear he was set adrisiog them to go a wey. I de sot tee, whether that was sot his object. gsamined by Mr. limintart.—l would not have liked 11. blow myself. The vacant space bad been 'leered by the cavalry. They had cleared it by gal. loping ever it. When Mr. F. was speaking in that wiener be had Iris staff or ease lifted op—[showieg bee). Fasmined by the COIONCR.—Tice Manchester Yeomanry had reached /be beatings when 1 went from be carriage. When I sew Mr. Fletcher I had proceeded 20 or 30 yards from the battings. The carriage was four or Ste yards from the beatings. I Will s•ear Colonel F. was not nearer the hustings Uwe 24 yards. I did not know any thing of John Lem. I mount say Colonel Fletcher was alone; I did cot see any other Gentleman striking, bet I patticetarly well. I saw him strike one WI. Tenure the bark and shoulders. The man fled from kiwi in the way I did. I did not knew whether he follooed or not, be was getting away. Jgj $ j a ‘Tio.l3.—Do Tee 'mow Col. Fletcher? Witness.—Yes, very well.. • Mr. II tanec—l wish to call Mr. Beckley, who was before eastairted, to a mew fact. It appears that one of the cavalry has told hi■ who it was list Aral the pistol. COROPIR —Where will this end. if witnesses who hare been exemined are to be called a snood time ? Mr. BARROW.—Brildes, if Mr. Beckley be called to a new fact, I shall feel it my dety to crowesamiao him upon the whole of his evidence. Mr. Ilmtnsa.—Undoebtedly, if yes wis►. I be. liege Mr. Beckley was sot cro4s.essmined before. coaovca.—My only objection is, that It Is a pro crastination of the 'misses of the Coon. I most hero observe, that from IN ties of my es tering the Coon this morning I had °pertly takes notes. I was so slimed that 1 thought the Coroner west have seen me. The Coroner at length called to me, and the following dialogue ensued :— Cosowen.—llow los( have bees taking notes Reporter.—Since lb. 'posing of the Court this morning. Cusorraw—Da you not knew I have directed that, no notes should be taken ? Reporter.-1 took noun yesterday io your view, and you did not prevent we. On one ocusios, I perceived you looking at me, and I held op my book, in order to 'Natalie if 1 had your permission. Yoe did net say any thing. I concluded you had se objection to my taking notes. c o mm aft .—What is your name ! Reporter.-1 gave my name. Couomte.—Yoe are for the Tinier. Reporter.—l am sot, Sir. Conosas (looking sharply et use).—l think yes are. I Reporter.—l assure you, Sir, lam net. Conosea.—Fer what Paper, then, see yes writ. ieg ? Reporter.—For the Morning Chronicle. Costonsa.—Are yes sot swats that I forbid soy notes being taken for the Morning Chronicle . Reporter.—l perfectly recollect your order, bet as I was placed so mar you yesterday, and yet sot prevented from taking notes, I concluded I would he allowed to do so to-day also. Mr. II annoy —I renumber him, Sir, he is me of these whom you prevented from taking notes at Uhl. hem. (Mr. B. as he said this looked eery angrily at me) Conotren (warmly).—Are you not a Ter, impu dent mace to attempt to take stoles after I had pearly prohibited you horn doing se. Reporter—l reputed my reason for sepposing I stied writs, sod was rote...tug, wham waa inter rupted by tit ' s, Coitoxis.—Yoe 'are a very impudent men, Sir, yon shan't take any more notes, nor shall you re main in Court. I order you oat of Court. Reporter.—l stood for a moment or two, sad thus petting my book in my pocket, resumed my sett. — The Coroner did not repeat his order. Mr. HABIEFR,—N•II, that we are On thosobjeco • t Papers, Sir, may I beg to call your atteatim to the Courier London Newspaper. le a copy of tha , boreal, which I sow hold in my hood, I Sad too solemn of comments, aid of a very improper nature too. Cosown.—l haws twitting to do with etwarneets. If yes show me any Reporter who publishes the evi dence glees in this Court I will prevent him. Mr. nalllfll.—Sir, the cornmeal, to which elle& are most improper. They are made spots the , Joey. There are people now sitting at this table. who seed to the Courier is of what penes In, this Court. Cogonis.—Name them ; prove to me that they do es, end I will provost it. .Ili.Banisaa—They ere Mr. Cooper and Mr. -Medloy, sad I challenge them to delay the foes. Mr. Gaper—l never sent a note of what has passed here in evidence to any Paper. Mr. Radley saki nothing. Mr. Sir (to Mr. ColOpP1), yes ems soot comments, and very improper ones, tee— pee have sent comments epee the hip Mr. HARiton—There is a very improper letter from Mg. Harmer in the Star of last sight. Mr. Cooper admitted his having sees letters bet dialed having written any comments upon the letter, Mr. Hamm reed an "effect lions The I:wirier. oboe it was said that papers bad bean prisstrly dos. tribeted among the iffy, who were men predisposed t• receive bad impressions. Conosen-r-tir. Harmer, you first say that Cen times here send reports of the proceedings ; seat, that they send cornmeal* open those proceedings. I am setry to Sed dist yes were well acquainted with the distrlbatien of the pipers alluded to. Mr. Haames.-1. Sir! 1 &my it, and I eltallsege this Gott to prove its assertive. I am Marne to meet enquiry ; sot this charge rest on mere asser tion. Coassaa.-.-We had it from year owe month yes. today. Mr. HAMILL—Sir, I spin positively deny that I made any such admission, or that I bad soy keel,- ledge of sod papers having bees circulated. I yes. fords) , said. that so insineatioo Widths's on a foam day thrown out of my too great freedom with the Jury ; end when the papers were mentiosed by Mr. Ashworth, I eaplldtly declared that I kite, militias of them. CaltOnitit.—Yes said those losioestioes were throws set by Mr. Barrow and myself. Mr. II veras.--1 know not whether by Mr. Ba re. or Mr. A.hweith, bet they were certaiuly hint td at by yos. , Mr. BALIKOW —I declare that I sever threw est .say such insitinslion. ' Mr. Destses.—l declare that I beard Mr. Barrow otter that insinuation. Mr. BAnaow.—l declare the contrary, seaLl think my sold as good as that of Mr. Denise*. Mr. HAMM rose again to vindicate himself free. the charge against him, bet was ordered by the Co rmier to sit down; the latter. shaking his head, said he knew moss than he wished to Pieties. Mr. Hlastca.—State all you knew, Sir; I am analogs to meet any chore which ran be breegbt 1 against me; bet pray do not go on (brewing oat groundless iusinestione. The CosoNaa said, be would net beer Mr. Bar. met any farther, Incept on the evidence. [lt is but justice to Mr. [Worn!! Mei Att be yesterday positively and dislinetly declared his I. neranee of eny pope,. haring been circulated aeon the Jeri.) The easwination of 'Odeon was them proceed. ed in. Wiliembelb Itaybora swore. I li.e at N.. 1. Matms-striel $ AI lbw" had Oak; like roes or piitots in air howe dace I WHIM a eeper. Nokody could get 'poi o.r reef to Opts stones or to bre. Sly door wok I eked. aid the panels dribs door weft driveß Jai. she middle of the kitchen. the. Weed a era in • lb' room wiadow over die kitchen. A bred $ the bullet pawed through my window. i did oat or m tlie s gl e oor elmlf. bat •yoo aN g s moin wh cane i o nt l o od s f e et lib so, Nte Skins' get hold of the yelling ann. amid pointed lilt sword, IeMIL •• Too rascal, yews have been thrombi( stieues."— gam won sold, be had sever watched else, or tees owe, Thee tbe Swims. took hold of Mr. khaki $ be pointed bis sword, and saidhe wool l eat his thookl. Mr. w. said, •• he weed certaisly have rva Irk sword Into se, If it had as. been for you." Theo obey took his set of the house; she soldiers took his. They west op stein twice, and so the ;resod dine Seed upkt the hurdle'. Whets they got above they Grid twice. Omagh the meadow. • • Eznatioed b. Mr. Hansea..- There was nobody la try knee that smashed the soldier.. I Dever had rich a ltd.% bre anis la my knee la oiv life. The broke. w its/ow and ; aiiel are now observable, aid my daughter Anis, hat km the bull to produce. Questiesed by the CollollZll.—They brake tato lay borne about twit o'clock, as one di I .as modem Ana Nayboi• swore.— I live la Watson meet, with soy iso. ober. I was at bake so tbe 16th of Aograst. ft• penes fume our house bred opus the soldiery. or o slsed show whitlows. State petting did attack our h..ose, both soldiers and coasables. The guts like they knocked at the door, rind afterwards bred through the wiookw. They ultra broke the pearls of the door ' lad •yomsag ken of 'he name of Terry opened it, aid bothsaidien and seastalvies ease Into the bask $ they west op_ staffs to search it. Mika they case down they asked we if there was any pekoe op*. the Noose. The they orris a woad thee to sink; th. y bred take Ibsen\ the window sad mire as the bodies oldie pair.. Mho they sawss dew. asks they saidasisse bad cone born the top of the boas, i I s.id .• it kid isal-wtheit essuet get open our house "rid out • ladder on NMI annigla."' The Ent dna bred wee through the chamber stialnk )Ma of it was down. I had not bees half a no swat fr s the wisdom *hes the shot was bred. L N itais. pia. dead ,be ba:l t.) Leasiimed by ilk Coaessa.—Oor hose Is two stories high Nye oh. grimed. Is toss about half-past two sites the se. sable. sad ~Mien hark 1.. Th• door was armed Heft. A had broken the risek Tbe ballet came through the g the wok was oat ors i the ballet case through the climber 'Widow t 1 torod it us the roes boor, about Si Skil after the covetable. had left the home. Jose Mbitisker of OlJban s swers.—l raver saw John kW until the Toes's. •et use before be died. I saw bias as Niel Illanehnter.rood. gre rag loaned. Oldham. Ile ow.i. Ogg Op the road. sad a sea in • catt called on his l I was ass die swag dies be goo lam the rats b. she wheel, sad yea Isvide se. n. WM es he had bees to the labrupory to be turreted . I whitersal sobbleg liar 'collar Is hir oppeararce. I saki d his if he vas kolladvd, and be .aid hews. is hi. eine, ; be did Dot shim aell where he erns h.rt 8 I asked him if be Ira. hart any what I else, he said, Si. Me re.'" ahoy • mile ti.ei doer. There were II bard Lloyd as his •.h, and Ass Bardsley, sad I Mint ,sine Roman la she can. bat I cooks tell her sane. Lees appeared .4. one to be Lane i Thomas Militate,, his half Wither. was with piss t be appeared to se kr be sr.!. k ! a lode before f or Wel. el airs hr got Soo the eatti he got o- t oat 11.illiserreol Issif.pew 11. $ he got la endow of sir can horneelf. The sleeve lid hi• cuss was apse his nee. but am as .err h is. aas owl or so s be to his hood in hi. wals.eautt he lid eat wr. abet. is he kid bees dee or at the lolinanry Si 804. He got is, sis the oars wheel, the ear mop. ird w 'Ms be et is. be got In by listed. He did oat .el us at Ilse ale.howte $ he drilla twice whilst be was is the can. Elia Yeah Itayhews being wallet. was etassineil by Mr. BARROW —1 Mill saes y a gas or Oral was not Seed fr.on wwwe • f the other hos el. Is us. brla oat ilia aud oh ee • hes the addien came M. bat I oloo's Is it withia au hoar. 1 bey west up moles twice; they Wes he In the Susie in The raid be thooght sovuetied. thehoesehed beta threw lag down. I thick there art two foot ...Mien, sad use I shill was a serf iet of Ar Illery. There were several coastables w lib 'hem. Mr. MAIM= prodoeed • sap. and 'booed *al her house was Met polkaed oat by Robert Hall, *ls' was eaasired at Oldham. Jo.eph Hower* was seat called.— I live at Globe kb. I bars John Lees lam in his iroinpaoy as the lith, at Glad. wick brook i i i. three guar en eV a wile from Oldham. He ass at Hr. Eiriassavesdiopt I taw his elbow *rased ; hod no Ohm pert dewed t he did wit seatiso a.. other 'mead is ay lllNdheg. has he told who did 5.. 11. was la say eirepany about bell es beer. Ile did ont compleia of nay mare pan bat hit ann. Mink I was there he oni i the Doctor that owe of the Ye.. weary Cavalry smock at hist, hat he warded it of. Mammas op eke of the IS b. asd that be it was that gave hie his cut. — The Metes did 081,1110 fer am) miter place ea that day in my gsrairani. I did not see bin at any other time. The Doctor laid a planer epos his woes& wrapped it op, and told hie to case again sea' day. I west there for assficioe for Myself, beiag poorly at teat time. Lees appeared very white la the face. sad tooled very smelly. lie bad as sedseise. Ile was ow bled. . Cried esantined by Mr. Haassa.— Lore looked very wady; I he did sot ay who it was that struck him; hat it am ore of the ISA who woratigi kiss. It is meal tor canary people la tube a stick $ I nithelt..thy a stick myself ; bat not walla the leer as of astaultiag 'ay peruse. ISy the 1:040NI• )—Lees looked very ill, ad bad Ids has/ In bi• singlet ; I ma bias poll of his coat. Was Sail, Barkley was again called to glasethishata I MI the Co declared it lisadmirsible. Mr. S. litre expressed a bop,. . hat he woad ail be dilaird intrusive arse the Coat like took the liberty of calla( Ns m artini to a grad misrepresanalims sad waders erwllisest which had appreerd la the Courier Newspaper, wish regard to bistros/ewe ow a former day. Co . . it is in oath so wales she mitrepresentadrus a .those sof the Newspapers. for they are cot to be corrected or matrooled. I observed yesterday, that somas sirs lying, evils "rah lug. and deader. Idea quite the order of the day. Hr. Reek le).— Rat I lave bre. attacked, Sir. la the rosiest eassesster, ill she Paper se which I allude ; fee I Sad vie grossest &Leland' is a theirs slaved '• Licnstos," which 6 thorned I. the Lettere of the 711. theism ; wed have therefore a. bedtimes assaying. that the writer of that letter, be Iss %bow be say, is • 'caudal...slier sad aleoaadrel. Catonsit.— I sal/ the same thin of the Editor of the Tires yesterday. .1.4e0 Prerwich examined by Mr. Haatina.—l live la Unisleeden. aid am' a weaver. 1 cat bearishly yam' Oliver sad Samuel Marina $ they were perhaps kV yards trees the hintiago. I saw Tberwass Redford *eroded. 1 saw those Iwo moo culling the prairie. 1 assa Oliver cut one, tad S. Harrison cot a weenaes breast. Here she Cloacae* laterposed, observing, that as Hoe al- I lege. attacks were made at a dittailb e f es the hailer, It would be iisconsidest lila the tisk which be had already laid drys. to admit tact evidruce. Ile was isdeed sorpered that soca ',Never *booth Le pre..." upon him. after he had so fres. aseatly sad didiacil declared has dr. Mien a. I . its ithearear.gp ad assmorseat laadmisdhility 'pro a.. lamest reliving the death of Jam Lows. .W erns proved to bars bees rounded whirs a few yards 44 He homage. Mr. H• 1101111111 comended for use Mcrae, of seek evitleate. 1 1 especially with respect he Ile Weans, of the Tamils wit charged aro a..d eat the people. saocensog as it did that every YIPIMIMIN we other pram to ceased se that attack Wits • prithit. pal. If tbe• she orsasf. of tdrol t) were sot atmittell, the Jury, 1 if Is should be dossed.. to Sad • verdict al murder, weals' be ithasorliable so bad that verdict smainst *• possess enlisou a," while ',ideate cooed be ad/seed Colors!, to point out by muse the parties •rs were goer,. 'l ' . e 'chide sick ',ldeate wield 1 therefore be to defeat the rods a jo.lke. Here Mr. &NOM and Mr. Braes ettletre the Court. Mr. Asa espe.sed kis astoasslentens that after the Carter bad sodecidmlly laid down the sac by white lor the sat ais maitre the '.duet of the Corr $ evidence of lbw amen, should still cillitinille le be oesir. , ded urea him. Serb per Rea. city boom*/ real deem is say &glee e ratable It was abso lute trill% with the Coors. It w..s, isdeed. so io.sat so its digests std casseelarsee le pre ow In ow II a co.tre, a. d he hopes that the Corns r, who as. the eltittee at twit t; drl. wield ON Wattle hblebilleril) to be treated with .orb Wielders eeee• Al lio period perhaps * a It so 011111.11 Mi Iraq 00 maiatato the diguity or the Cewsthesed A.thoriligp. sod he traded shut se paw of Ow dignity nomad be iell..*l f 5 . Ha . ea the beads af be. respectiale Jeans abase be had the bensoor to address. He 'speeded Ms saws.. to hear lie- horses talking et the Jot,: Wag totopellable to do what hr 01001111 4 . ; proper em at. arrow, Mr. HAWS -I did &el three se '.r the weed esewaellsbie le spy degree ellttha rely. and I bate he death' dna sr ...a be se fell 3 I &deeded ma) se want as bete J r). wiser ethos be mend. nth* feet saw aweless steepen 4 a their the use mama Is ploseasatie epee dd. laspersaa -oft 'al , . _ Canoes"!.- I ass Vesernaleed to ado"... MO rose wa .. c_ i t II ; bate .4 erten deflard.n.ri I In say. thaw st I. of my awl betels eg SU. Harmer thee peepersdly to otteespt the violative tales. Rat ip *am la guard against such auempts Is Allure, Ic here declare may purpose met to mania, any alttreesadduced by Mr. Harmer. maim amateelowt .2 what the "Mame meant Nideptige AIM le phased, told before use io •ritiarg. • . Mr. II team. —I must delis, to comply with gra tios am. reagemems for a man engin staid ttr..• le one is movement* sh•ch he Mead not be SWIM is swear, an I shercroe I will Mt reseal nateileatzatriewly impugn,/ the character of in dividuals, 114sittf Dame Mantes *are use! era era.'. I mama Shea It mew whet may wissess ems mem until be sprats bees denier Ilk 'tamer. • Here Fitton. the constable, braughtyefore the Carosers Ostameaa, whom he charged with cas:ag -masted aim as ohs dlat. Ilm tleatleman appealed fur kis vinslicatiso le Mr. IMO. who tad Willifaell his accuser's sioieace inwards Yin wheals (Me limner) sat endotreariag to make hi. way lots Cowl, Is orders, inesalunis e.e with Mr. Venfini, Mr. ll•exaa bum Imitates, to the respectability a Meat m sod, who bad frequent *cessions to c eassalere Desloge and himself, awl therefore hi. contended that His Gam new* wee entitled in tome lam she Coast Conowea.—The leterruptions I ezpeliecee Muesli yes. Mr. Haraser,ate so Wettest, Oast I realty mows ally limner hie bear. The Malmo of the Comm is indeed so much impeded bp yaw pecans' maim of proceed**, Mauna' mog l a yam meathset, L maw be under the airmail of 'salami yips from MI MOM. • Mr. Ilatheza.—l ant quite astnaished. Sir. Ida yieerebrehl deem me a any degree inch .1.. r. la endemism** ta prated from rodeae•t or lawn a Castleman who lies co metaled with me is farsisblizt inform:it los foe you. guideace sad that albs Jerv, 'pietas Isipanamt West Mimi.. The ni*oner ale relemwd. will a caCtios from the . Care see - Dot to dimwit the Court male. The eseminattos edevl.trnce was resented. • W. Walker.—l live at No. 7. &die I ipa got Ike Geld eis the 16th. lam there atom the Ma Yeesiassep appeared.. Samuel Harrison sad ThaMes est gb the people. I oedemata, Sir, I have a right is Cereatet). I sm./even/ Fermis weseided mew I mw two ab..4.fire yards from the hatless. from she Hersh mid of the ken lags at the titl e.. 1 call Minh era towards Peter's street, After I had left the heat .tide the yen a my way of with a light.estoered tag. . left Ike bessimet 'tweedy after Messrs. Neat and J 'boom delivered tbewelms up. I rem tagoards Peter wren. 1 weed oboist h‘l )a.ds without Inierreptilmo. I was thee detainet seedy a missile. I duet Iniaw who took the lag from me, saw to • perigee wounded immediately after I left the bonnet. bet cannot tell by a boa. Tbe other person attempted um gont op, bat fell deram again. These simple were open the groove when t leaped •If the bestir's. There was blood . *pea the l imed of nee man tbe had no a "elven-ea coat. 1 Wee ere ail has. of who were wooed* with* 10 yard. of the haselege.-• After Iliad gut lute Peter-street, limit the best of my way MN. "sante d by Mr. Ilium' —I saw perms at the bettines eating t Snalorl Minima awl Thomas dbelmerdiee were meta flog. INM other versant in the vause dress, Red who "weeds, Harrison longed at we, but feu Wm would sot stead, and the* Shamming , struck at me. Chtestimied by Mr. LI \spot.-1 ergs Ant ordered so Ohm, here ebb morning. lit tended at Oanam law datarday *went I gale is • statement directly after these thug" happened to Mr. fattier. Evarained by Mr. Anwar:N.—l west with the rest of the pe.tple to the ,Neeting I I did cut nonce any *amnion ea tad Women g 1 carried an coloor there ; the attempt ea hart me was &heroine mtde ; did sit see any "wad Slanted within the distaste Of Oa yards. I mut as wooed is/heed by the pesetas named,-but 1 saw them attempt it ; I do ma sweat thal ilinison and Sheimerdine (dieted loomed sear the hasta leg.,. but they attempted so to do 4 I saw &urines MEN • wooed afters erdt. but sot sear the imitiegi. Jabot Leigh.—l west to the Insitings. I wit there YAM Mr. Ilem item to the gel, aid all 114.49 peaceable aod inst. I stead a tibia sea 'zeds of th e then* I saw a pewit& weeded. and I myself was al* is waded I saw no who" penes Cll. I saw pleat, doss, bat so too busy *ilea* of myself to took after ether perm*. I emend see gee r be the crowd. I west to the meat of Wisdatil‘nreet. and den three ether soldiers made as attack spoil me. 1 who welded by Caplets Ilkley before I got to the sad of WindeAlLalseet. —After that three of the TCOIPIeII cat at me, cad I fell deMei to sate 'spelt. I then Item *me. sad did not rears. kauslied by Mr. RAllllea...••Clirlaili Riley, she InSto peter, sad Lisle lint, of the Ilute.beittes, wee eating MOO People- • By Mr. Baaww.—l mw them alleles at scare penap. I did not know Julio Lees. 1 alum se) abashes be was tat et noesded at , he hastier. Kaantioed be the Cosumta.—l nisei dram thalliat peewees Mem I have Mimed, warmth./ may pert* Wears . Edward Owes twig swore, read a plemar4 which web peg Iplet his band. It was the see to which be referred is Ith eels dein of yesterday. Rotten Lam:ware said, I live at Middleton; l win at the Meeting en the 161 b ; I arrived or the grimed t.bout attlf•posa twelve, and Itft it ktweea three .d tome e. lark. I ease here to identify Edward Meagher; 1 saw boa eat a wow's breast. whq bad a child is her arm . I was .hot to Idestify nay lielegibeat JOYS Lees. was ease to Me Inselags ballast Wore Nit. tat sae sot come up at that time ahem Mr. Iles ease sp. west sway. It Wes so hot; 1 west away 10 or 11 yardet 1 wrest say how Wag 1 restalaed *ere. l did sot tee say pee. sat Worried within live yards of the Westin. ; I et w a wanes waiteded pe. baps 10 se it yards on one side at &elevating. I ter west mad stood beside the chapel. Nimaised by Mr. ASSIMOIITE.-1 Int told that Meese. seaoass to Mr. Whit worth. I told him what I told sow tad. as fat lip 1 kelow. 1 told I had MO a woraa es.. 1 Dever lean& &be Lees to him. I kites the trumpeter bases the Maellne. L'pss a question beteg pat to this *them s te Ibs ellitanet tithe Montag. Tie flassitint protested agitate say farther epee OM point. Ile could out tee the meanly or say farther evidence of that nature. It was, indeed, Ms aid he knew it a be aim the °plait* of the Jury, that wile eammagb of es idelsce had bees enlaced epos He Golden of ebb il lrr i limuten expressed a hope that seek was set Me dea be Jury, especially as be bad yet sons lopottas= assay to adduce. Mr. Asewoant Bald that he was astesisbed al the reselaties p untiecessarily to prolong this empley,and that 8.. keep wive • &actress firmest its the reentry. The autorbiefs of teeth a system were sad is maketig the name so often allotted W, really appeared to be to pone fat indindemis (or assamlow th Mrin. . Denim here rem, sad laillgamitly obeettrad. that If tat Learned Gestleates mend to attribute* MS CaNesgwe sod him. self any view to memwimsniea, be sheted thee whits was fake, end et bleb he mess know to be false. Mr. D. coseloded wee empketitally asking Mr. Asbworib, whether be would dare Is mete inch a thaw out of Coen lir. Mmesm repeated this dedication. addles, that Int Learnt! Geaslemsa mass kasw, from a commosicatkos whisk Il hr (Mr. areme) had privately rade to hies that he bad se wife Whenever to excise or Inhale the pebtie Wed se this Is. ▪ 11r. Astwomen declared Ma be menet webby pinned Si.. ids chime el tee Lemma Cis enlemen oat at *ha We. as bit lesestio• was may to say. dee elbet end spawn whitb Mt ligpreelsted sa the lempeat mat be to pada oat Window& for so . Asthe commsahali ali to widen Mr. Harlan t al frade " d. D wbt Geallelows had so daunt imams* he him let rireAmin sot to excite sad Irritate the behlte nteeaspsaied goat Kermit* by the statement if • had *Mel Me Linseed Cleadeteas was at liberty, If be thee& peeper, at sane to pteclaim in that Court. Amer some disceesio• spas • le eal• "NAM. Me Cent W. Itel o st u ck . rpoatbe regent of the Jiry. W menl' ta ADJOURNED INQUEST UPoll THR BODY 0,0F.0. BARIMIT, AT THR LLGs Of MAN PUMA!). NOUSR.PORTLAND-STREKT.MANCREsTER,WNO, ACCORDING TO REPORT. lIAII DIEM IN c(PIRE QULNEF. NRIII rimm PRIN. Norr AANDOTHLR sES CONSTAILLS RECEIVED ON ITTII SKr% LAST. At A s A0....4. , r, was Mr* " bier, eight 1.. rureasy lbw he • etike lbe IM ~Aa r' badly (V *WIMP 15q.10 , . Mr. !Milo woe/ set' She boil, Ik. rend es 114 , be mid perked, aid mimic w.m.l 1 4... • 1 4 10 o'clock Mr. Milne. the Cerromer. wilb mow. at re.utorel the Ingerst. lbe Arm miters, examined Mr.. lianas. Modiody of the I:gapes pehiselsompa a t to Tits- , ho depos.d hat tbr •ot slot. es ramie at We'd." NI of the of !..eptesrttes, mat cleared her beefs d the say reseed. amours whom was devered. itolibenh •,e g sM elicit. J fres her e• to the ussittlit. ream IS,Jes. ■ t.erster. at the sittaf pahlle.heoui. Men he .. a. in hr yard Ant we , . sad that ' be at relesed 41 r the deceased rutty bkists. The Opossum latedecedoetrime sse so ill treated. and sad nemesis am to ow him WI (Ill) as lbr poor sow. tutee WOW. was resit fit- • ty testecely able is get up str desire. The Seamed had Scree hot eves ma 'monk. es the C WNW, said, the ars' e.maittelen be I tate should beast teethe Medical Gratlesseembeaspend ad, of the accessed. beteg swore. produced a selsten paper, shish he so II Mailer. hod Irt it WM RX inner'. le terlisked terms. Si use he souk! explain an part thereof. *sad/ it tree re ray and-roood 1., lit. July. 11 on.. stwetheut of a tuns eltn lc cstandeatioa of the SA:Clitil amid Wiener of the Wady