The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-03-22 00:00:00

4 •f“ • 4 ,t 141 lig: • • j. 'PAA t il b • nt3 _L. k m an tat 1411,41 lE. I 1 • • A 1- I % .0. • . !"- leftuy . Y- LONDON, WEDNESD'AY, MARCH 22, 1820. ne whirh arose no jes.:—On Smrit': dart, mercha u nt i hooks e ll er th; " It kets. Mr. Reid ', I to Ur. 8. a p art adreted two, Noii s • with hi m to ar. e h ack h ack o f eac hr .4 Retirin g him t o put 110111 e. About • 'astir flay, 11r s •f he shares. witrf• it h is as fle3irefl‘ irper, a l so a L H . hop ,k them t:ith kiln 111 himself, who liz•I ling his remains!). hat nig ht) he di le of t hat. shares delayed reteriike day Early gi rl . residence, Will , on the m i sta k e • de 1111a01.1 ti c k: sit to his wish ;• answer C4OOSe another U., to I Viii,"l 1 clerk, that 11; ep the o th er sitar; have no mor e , a u . sun's ticket, Ina it lerefore cutishlerfd that the ticket in a prize of 10,023/. the Sheriff araing are to him, ur i t , von the claim, hat liable in damages ire, with rtpestsec. affirmed the he proved by 31r. GrehiAlle on liatil3!, et to Mr. Harper, inn adhered in Ja• lieid reclaimed, IC followinr issu e eh 31r. Reid n a , defender : ptember, Ixl3 , the e purchase of the the State Lo;ten•, the defemler from iforesahr did abandon and 3934, upon Sun- I %RTI.%L. th Health." o confine within to Pamtions ; Rue )isily destroy those ,e 'slide sacred ; to the lesson of pry reSeeDee. ame requires great blie welfare is pee ing the suggestions studies to the I reit oprodenee, and gut d moment. "I%* if the people ¢" but critier to the lot - tinterect, as far as sutYcring humanity various ilimasss of lee (early acquired ght over the mild). become wiser' tl hat the most etia into manly energy. S resident., tro fr.-Tien i I cl• Tinge nn kohl ;tit an ass leh hate long as both Sexes. k:NEREA. can not of medieal scietwe reissinst properties sin and harnising. ng to Patients I 4 da)s only are re ; that the most he thin a month. awl r Injured. the dig ...ring ;—a nts of Ileo genera e. especial!) sfric removed without mliarities ;Dekko ttention : in whim erseded the poems nique, peculiarly led is our mfrs. il character.. aid e with adruirstios threats'. our Prr rave selected) ore oy the daily appli- Itrie4. 3. -c.-surgeoni. do not limit (Atr ium' be consulted ore regnegte 4 t•• n Medicinoi, Asttl t any port of th• o accoinpan) t it )n). alimentary nn tlr %seil to the Vivi!. mil at 90. PAL' ; 174. Fl,e•• Oman-square. t:'r "M. BrrkeleY,'4l"r'' o r J. Job. E•ti. • lion. Mrs. V:1- Are-Maria -line. Worcester• Thos . aged sist)-seleo r Alcester. \1 u• year of his kr' lie fitb iost, 310. lict of J. II itsc. evelend-row. St. I. Coload of ifke _ • te 04, Straisd. eft be sudeseg.t* No. 4671. eIiCNTY FIRE OFFICE. REGENT•STREET. The Doke of NORFOLK. The Date of RUTLAND, Te Mari:pie of BUCKINGII AM, The Marquis of NORTHANI rroN. ite. Le. dr. AMP SIXTY Platt' fORS. Managing Director. I. T. BARBER BEAUMONT, liaq. F. A.A. nERSONS who motion': insured in this Office r nose Years. whfilker upon a Reprenoial or Annual MO"; g4i t y.ibire t a etwilly with the Or! final Members. „ an gel to their pective Contributions. A permanent topbal of CI AWOL has beta subscribed by the OH ,7lsiites‘ors. and they alone are responsible ; hence those t t,,oweseire to insure are offeetsaiiy secured against that ~,,r t i w y sad unbowed responsibllit) which hire been so ~.r ree h fain tiocieties upon the Contributionship or Union NRpie• gese la Obe amount of %lOW Iwo bees rad width@ ~..sigirfitsti, to ea - who have bees figured Nese. Crud, 41 oilvantsee to the Public than has been •... edo ns well-setoreJ Estabilihnseet. * ten t. • sted in all the prlueiral Tow.., who are !:.• Agents to the PROVIDENT I.IPL OFFICE. founded re •itillar principles. • SlThill PAINT MANUFACTORY. 91, Ql EE% 1. 11•1.411/17. LAM DON. UPTON and Co.'s Cheap. Durable, and Im penernble PAINTS. hi Wl* Green dile Green - Flat deep Green letei Red - MO Rid t per cwt. - 144. - 765. - I I.N. - - atis. - -Ws. per cwt. Mtnoe Colour - - Black - - - While - 44;5. %late and Lead Colours 4,44. Prepared Oil to thin for nee. per gallon. is. &I. Linseed Oil. Turpentine. and Colours of evrry description. Ttese Pullets are sera ornamental. and may be applied lit 3 real advantage to all the purposes of useful Painting. islide sad oat. where s handsome appearance, durability, nil manor,• are considerations. For park-paiing4. out stress, sail plaster fronts. iron and wood vs.' .iiippia: purposes. the% are peculiarly adapted, as they redo:bet/refs of weather in an unusual degree. and art a err far Ow w,irm and dry rot. They also cover a sarfner pith tsice 3.4 great as other Paints, and may be applied situ iittk troidile • requiriug only to be thinned with linseed ultepired •.• Relined Coal Tar Drown, 20s. per ewt. Varn!sbes, &e. &e. Leaseholds—lslington, Hampstead, City of London ; and Annuities. TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION. By Mr. LANDMAN. At Gsrrawal's Coffee-house. Cornhill, TO-MORROW. Barth 11. al Twelve, by direction of the Proprietor. in rite Lot+. Lot 1. VOMPRIMES a sabstantial House.sitnated N../ at Hampstead. tern 18 years. at SW. per en nui; also an Ammity of OIL. well seamed. —Lot S. most pimomat pease. dAlahifally skim* Holloway-road. at • qpisi•fimily*lt. for iseme; surlimilbr le years.—Lots 4 and 6. are Tao Leasehold Bosses, Nos. I I sod IL Broad way. IllaeLfriers, near ipothreary's 11.11, in the trades of as eatine-bousr, ham sod beefmhop, and eathesaare w are lwase.—These Lots arc to be sold without resent.. and well issorriag the attention of Gentlemen who wish to employ heir mosey adrantageoasly. To be viewed till the sale, whets Amteriptire partienlars say be bad; and of Alt. Langdose, at Ids Auction Rooms, Ikusdway, neer Ludgate-bill; and Blaekbeath-bill. CANDLES on an ImPnornn Pntricins.—M. P. DAVIES. U 3. Sr. MARTIN'S -LANE, opposite New hlse4ider'4 Coffee-bane. sole Manufeeturer of the Imperial Dosed Wick Monte, Candles. which ere nniternally allowed N bum equal to Wax, deems it neermary to caution the Nobility and /tunnies against the base attempts of persons daily adrertisiow, as acme are genuine but those had at his Wm/house as Above.. or No. DV, Float-streel.—Fine Xperm ('culler. 3s. per lb.; Palace Wax Lights and Is. Wax Picres, 3s. bd. per lb.; imperial Waxed Wick Loki Candlo.s, I Is. DI per dozen ; best Store Candles, K. per do7P4 ; Mottled Soap. from Ns. to Age. per cert. fellow Hoop. s2s. to Rea. per eel.; tine ('cod Soap, IOPs. rein.; R iodsor and Paha Soap. Is. 4d. to IN. per Jb. ; Draws Windsor 94. to ts. dd. per lb.; Fancy Soaps. Ds. per dose*: Scalia; Wax, Stu. Id. to 7s. per lb.; line Sperms Oil, Ti. &I. per gallon ; Cannons Oil. 44. per gallon.— :I. B. Orden forwarded to all parts of Wwl, had earefell7 patted for the country. and J. SIVEWItiGHT are happy to ad:now t. • ledae the rest prablic patronage shown their Contrnet Jost roacluded. which distributed Priori of 90.110111. rock, all or ~ ..trCti, to the lihtblic: Non. were 2.37% %API. 1.11!/0. 6,33 C. 3.143, 8.413. Y. 5417, 7 SW% of which No. tr 4,1104.. and I:I other Capitals, they with plea.tore atote.were shared by them, and, with the remaining 1 1 0.0001. Priaen. were •old in most of the principal Towns lit the .:sited Kinedons —The New Lottery of attl,ollo Tickets con tairu IVY Crpi..als. including Pow of . t30.000 Two of lO.OOO Two of 10,01.10 Congols, &c. are. lon . * in part by 40,011eL Money, or Vt. per Tie Act, being s'hted h• the Contractors: but CYANIC of the Money part Cerro( aid he drawn the 11th of AP11.11., in 4,00 d Prizes of 30 1. each and, although no other Prizes or Capital whales er ~'"I then be drawn, they particula r ly recommend their eeteads god the Yoblic, who intend to adventure, to make tne;r mire:awl berate that day, as these 2,1100 Prizes, being 41011 /.. will then be withdrawn from the Scheme, and the Nee Noithers wtll still be entitled to the notate chanee for Ilse Prize• remaining in the Wheel, as if they had not hero qrsun. Tiehets and Shares are selling at their OW °Mega, 37, t'e►al+ill; 11, Holboni; SS, Haymarket; and 141, Oxford- VOTHING, perhaps, weakens the mind so moth "us pernicious practice,which takes possession of srl..l e mine and attention, and prevents its votaries from f ,, iiowing their respective avocations, by engrossing thelr ideas. even when the should he employed in the most I,•rinss bnsirost of life; it renders them stupid, dull. and eiosehtful, and destroys their vivacity, cheerfulness an 11 ' 1111 1i; bringing on consumptions. weaknesses, and all twit nremital train of nervous complaint, which makes them ti mid, whimsical, and ridiculous. It agitates the mind, causes hichtful ideas a n d h orr id dress's, and ultimately renders I , a"""feudal of bein g left a l one f or a few m i nutes ! 1 Sorely such a train of miseries, proceeding from this rase, might be milkiest to deter young people from enter "l int' inch a ccnrse ! Doubtless it would, if they were suf icienfly aware of it. The consequences of this deldsive ha bit ire dearly shewn, and the remedies pointed out, is' A (hide to Health." fiftieth edition, which Is consider shil improved from the former ones, and illustrated with a Nader of remarkable notes ;Ind ahoy letters from persons restored to health an d streo;rth after innumerable remedies lod hop e t r i ed is vs!n . n oGuide to Health is sold at h. p er Copy, by S. Leigh, IS, Strand, stud all Booesiliers. To the DENTLENIRN. CLERUV. and PRER/tiLDERSi • of the CO[: NTT or MI DDIRSRX.. Of.Nrrszwas. LIIHOULD be imewerthe-ef tbe - besonrabte Shi ll ties in which you kindly placed me daring four surer-- site Parliaments. if I hesitated distinctly to avow the princi ples on which I once more presumeld solicit your independ ent tielfrinres. I yield to no men Arm attachment to CI% il and Religions Liberty. blensleyris it inimitably is %Ith our admirable Constitution: omit declare myself, in the truest geese of the word, the Friend of the People; for tlw Cause of the People ens never be separated from the cause of the King and Country. Acting on these principle.' In the eonscientioss discharge of my patine duty, I have to the utmost of my poser re-i, a •d the progress of sedition and blasphemy ; 1 have supported those measures which subsequent events prove to bare been indispensably necessary for the preservation of the Consti tution ; and in the tallowy promotion of all real and premi en' improvement In our Laws and Constitution. I hate uni formly opposed all vague, visionary, and dangerous projects of Reform. It has been my troestant esdeavonr, during the last 14 years that I hay» been your Representative, faithfully. 7rll. beefily. and diligently to promote your local interests. by de soiling my personal atlentioa to the arduous mei irepurtaut dillies of tilts Metropolitea County. I therefore eonlideutly trust, that by your votes and interest yon will sanetioa my hrlianseetary euadeet, and that sour early attendees., at the poll will replace Ille lu the distin guished situation to which it is the highest object of my am bit's's to aspire. In this aasioes hope, I have the honour to be, With the greatest respect, Your obedient and failbbil servant. WII.LIAIII MEl.l.lbll. Rush-hill Park, March 11, lei% The ronintittre for conducting Mr. Mellish's Election have the satisfaction to germs of the eseelleet reenlations adopted by the kiherifs, the reediest access is afforded to t►e Ilestiags. Sishersiste-strest. STATR VIE POLL. Mellifb llTh Whitbread ...... 1363 1 BY2I lBlO 1710.11 11 . eSD.4I'.I LONDON GAzErrs. !Maths'!. March 17, I u. . _ . Hi Msesty bath berm phrase-I to astamitiate mad appoist IPTNIIPK LuM ij „ k otn i M i li of Ibehtost 110 ble Mili tary r a du. Rath. to he a Knight timid Cross of the said t liotiottrahle Military Order. %ice Alaseral Sir Dar Os 4. dre.•ilr.l. Ina ajests bath beets pleased to Nominate and appoint Liretseatst-Cienersi sit 11. Ticker Monts esor. Knish!. to be a Knight Coaseasoder of the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, vice Lical-Oeneral Lord Howard of P.lllagitasu. " The Cause fur which HAMPDEN fell in the Field. and SYDNEY died on the Scalald!" • GENER.IL ELECTION. MIDDLESF:X THOS.and RICH. A nuarrat, respectfully invite their tomorrow' (*nstosiere, the Nobility, Ountr. and Sayers of llne WINES anti SPIRITA, in general. to their (*obverse. No. 10, S(ssorm , anl M. O]t►oas erati'T, London. STAT. Or TIM POLL.-1 , 01.111111 DAT. Whitbread B) apt l9lO Mellish . In Skinner-street they will hare theopportunity of viewing and tasting the largest Mtisek of the finest Wine.: and t4pirits in the kingdom. PER DOS. Port 11 in, lll4. Pull-bodied bigh-flavoured ditto - - - - 434. 0141 Lisbon VII Sherry (Pale and Drown) Very line Riirellas Rich Mountain Old Wro India Mldeira Ditto. nirret ititto Ditto, Vidnida ditto Claret, first growth, /bateau Margott - - - !Mc FRIIIIIOLDMI OF TOR Cot STY OF MIDDI En% ! NI R. WHITBREAD'S and uniformly. F.Yery nerve has been strained by our opponent to swell his numbers on this day's poll, but again we have signally triumphed. There is but one eir• enmstanee that can prejudice our cause—heedless confidence In the superior strenath whir:. we possess. It is this which may prevent its fall detelppment. Relay not in yew efforts. Remember that °Mist Circulars oo the other side nitt.t be met by vigorous efforts on ours. Mr. MoillahMis eotulescenalieJ W hprrujosimpes of Me. Ulaltbeentt He emits Istessoff " Nen/ of the People r* Choose for your selves. flentlemen, which of these" Friends" shall represent vu in Parliament—he who depends opus the undue influence of Nlialsterial Circulars, or lie who relies upon your tree and indlpendent Suffrages. de 'trump: —be firm —and you must be Yu:lotions. Reorder of the Committee. (11.tRI.Ett t 411.11 1. I.fiFrVRE. Jun. Chairman. Committee-ruont, Freemasons' -t , !thirds 21. It U. Ditto. .. MUD, serood growth Ms. . (Pipit Whim- Wise Ditto. fleperior Madeira Ned Punter ditto (rtcellent) Created Port Wises, front three to •even yenri in bottle. of all the favourite, Boat Retriru, Rori 7. ■u:l all other firm-rate Flavour'. .%II Willei an.l tipiritn delivered free of expentx. within ten Liles of the city of [Ando.% and bottled free of ripener. Old Port Sherry Coaches for the conve)aoce of Freeholders in the interest of Mr. Whitbread are stationed at the following places : Yorkshire (Jr,.y Piccadilly. Northumberland Arms. Clerkenwell-green. John's-terrace. Hockne, -road. Sliver Lion. Poplar. Three Hats, Islington -turnpike. White Horse. Church -street. Chelsea. Wheat-Sheaf, Red Lion -street. Holborn. Uloucester Coffee-house. Park-street, Oxford-street. Rockingham Arms. Kent-road. Olobe, Tichfleid-street. Mars-le-bone. Star. Old-street-road. St. Luke's. No. MI. Rrick-lane. Spits Melds. So. 102. Shorrditeh. Angel inn. Whiterbopel. Red Lion. Chamber -street, 0 oodman's4elds. Ueorge amid Dragon. Shodwell. Sun and Sword. Rack Church lane. St. Cleorge's. East. Ram Inn. tamithlield. IJuildhall Cofer-house. King -street. Cheapside. Salmon and Rail. Rethnall-green. Artichoke. Ratelife-highway. The Crown. Obelisk, 141.lieorges-Ilekls. Mr. Winch's—Sunbury. flanessersmith. Chiswick. Tana bana-green, ShepForton, Fulham. and Hatliford. Mr. Tapp's. Tot ickealtam. Mr. Knight's. High -street, Kensington. Knightsbridge, Kensol-green. Kilburn. Watham-green. Brampton. And at the Freemason's Totem, Queen-street, Lincoln's inn-flews. Cape Cordial Gin Jamaica Rona Cognise Brim& Auasrs.—Mr. Wm. Austin. Woolwich : Mr. J. P. Tho mas. Vansittart-terrace, Greenwich Mr. C. Halstead. Cam den Tows ; Mr. S. Riellsrds. jun. Lower Toth-ohm: Mr. Ilulrbiason. Queen's Elms, Cinisrs ; Mr. Pro‘hum. Post office. Enfirid ; and Mr. J. 13. G. Volcril. Camberwell. MIDDLESEX ELECTION. riIHE COMMITTEE for conducting the RE JL ELECTION of Mr. WILLIAM MELLISH. barites reason to apprehend that manyof the Uestlesseti Freeholders hate not been canvassed. or applied to by the District Com mittees, beg to apologise for sloth anglers. and hope it will be sseribed to the oily cause, navel}', the locurreet state of the Lillis. Tbe Committee beg kite to return their best thanks to the Freeholders who hate already la Mr. with the promise of their support, and solicit their earl) attend ance at the Pull. Bislippnatr-street, 90tH March, IStal. DISTRICT COMMITTRITS ♦tF SITTING IN Till I uL1..)%1N0.; • • London Cuffee-bouse, Ludgate-hill. Crown Tavern, Clerkenwell-greeu Ship Tavern, Finsbury-plaer. Star and Garter, Islington-green Angel Inn, Strand. Percy (offee-house. Riatibone•plary While Hart, Holborn. Stretford Coffee-house. Oxford-street Gloucester Coffee-house. Pier-81111). Holmo's Hotel, Parliament-street. New Exchange Coffee-house. Strand. Gulden Eagle. Mile-End. Crown and Angel. Whitechape I Narrow-street, Lienehoute. Wellclose-square. Marquis of Wellington. Shoreditch Gives Man. Bethnal-green. I)on Saltero's Tavern. Chelsea. Catherine Wheel. Borough. Cock and Lion. Els! 'Smith:Lad. THIRTY PER CENT. uNnrit .041" HAT WARE- HOUSE IN ENtil. CJACKSON. Hat ilaititfitetturer, 58, Barbican, • near City Repository. has constantly on sale a most exten.tise assortment °fevers' tie4reipllon of lists and Beaver Bonnets ; also a gm, variety of (told colour Seal Turbans. —Likewise llovs Cloth Prussian Caps of superine cloth. milt' -lA.—Leather lists mud Caps from Pub lic sill Sad a great saving by purchasing Si above.—Jack son's New invented treble mitered best superfine Beater lists at only 20..—they are dekkludtv the cheapest and most elegant I lats ever offered to the public.---Tin new improved Patent Water-proof Hat. Sill mud Deaver. at only (fir. ; this bat will wear three times as long as thins imitations now selling front IN. to ISt mid upward:, by almost every Satter: many of them tall themselves inanufacturers.—Tbe Trade %applied Si usral. N. B. Old Hatt covered with silk. and made equal to new, 61.—N0 unpaid Letters received. 11.4NKRUM: I'. Atkinson. Huddersfield. V.trkshire. merchant. to sur render April IP. 111. at the Rose and Crown Inn, Hudder,- •eld, ned %ley V. at the Black Hull Ins. Merlkid. Attererys. ..,, 1 M aeumb and Beetle), Huddersfield, and BashighaU street J. tenet. st. Jsmes's-separe. breeches...tie ker. Id, . and May V. at 0 wiliball. Attorney, Mr. H Wel rt. Custodial-square. R. sad 'bermes. Leieenter-mpare. Ilame-dra pers. U., yV, at GuildhisH. Atioesevs. Mews. Swale. aces. pies . Peasse, and Mod. /Frederick's place, Jewry U. ft Keellie.street, Bloomsbury. carpenter, Much VO. Apri $. aid V at Guildhall. Attursey, Mr. Wad rand, Mark-lane. A. Cliftird—Stow-on-the-Wohl, Gloseettershire, Moire mason, April 11, It and May,. at the Royal Hotel, Chelten ham. Attorneys. Mr. M. H.Tern, Htuw-on-the-Hold; sad Messrs. Mama sad Itoesmas, view Bridge-street, Leedom. J. Pero, Carlisle, mercer, April 0. 7, and May tr. at the Tart's Head lam Carlisle. Attorney'. Mr. Birkett. Cloak lane. imodon ; Ilki Mr. Blow. Carlisle. W. Moult. jun. 3tourport. Wurresterskire. eabitset-aseker, April 17. it 4. sad May tD. at the White Hart Inn, Hartlebiery. Atto►neys. Messrs. Dade. elsorek. and Ihrke. Red Lion sqoare. Holborn; and Mr. A. V. Rird. Ili lierminster. G. Innocent. Nottingham. baker. April, 3, 4. and May 4. al the lilting Mona Inn, Nuttirghato. Attorneys. Messrs. Hopkinson anal Buttery, Nottineleasa; and Mr. Wolston, Holborn-court, Gray '1 len, Loadoe. T. Prince. Cheater. bread-baker. April I?. I. and Mar 1. at the lheorro lan, Liverpool. Attornet a. Mr. J. Ounnerr. Lower Cattle-strret, Liverpool ; a.J Mesita. Lowe NIA %war, Boehm mpton-baildlags. etwwery-terse. London. J. AtLin,on. Dalton, Yorkshire. merchant, April IS. ■t thr Ittrur and Crowu Inn. IlitililersSeld. and Ma♦ •!, at the Black Bull Inn. Merfield. Attorneys, Messrs. Jaromb and Hensley. Huddersfield, and Casinahall-street, Lotion. M. Harrison. Runcorn, Che..hire. shopkeeper, April', 4. and May at the Dog Them. Nl:incliester, Attorneys. Mr. E. Chester. Staple Inn. Lontion : and Messrs. Tindall and Varey, Kin-street, Nlencliester. J. Wilde, Liverpool. merchant, Aril 17. Is. and May I. at the tirtoge Inn. Liverpool: Attorneys, Nl...hrs. Moor croft and Fowler, Liverpool : and Mr. E. Chester, Staple,. Inn. London. U. Ueddei. Lit erpool. merelotit. April 12. 13. anil May 2. at the George Inn. Literpool. Attotne)s, Mr. Mailev Waterssiree. and Mr. Davenport. I.4rd-it rret , Li% torpid : anJ Mr. E Inn. P. J”. 1 1.11,e/1.11.111. Sofolk, w , attapler. April 90. 91. and M. '2. at the 1.1.01-Mi on Inn. l'lnre. Suffolk. Atioritil4. Stephan , i, Clare. nunulk; and Slr. N. Sttirus, Oray'i lisn-square. Intidon. 0. Ovian New ,hood-4tree. •a - or • March 18. Apr'l 4. sis.l Ma% 2. at Guildhall. Atts..rney. M. J. B. Alillr. New No:ill-street, Red-lion-victory. T. Batik Bedford -street. Potent-gar.len. bor.kieller. March eS, April 8. and May V. at. E1u16%211 Aiturnel. Mr. W. S. fade. Palagrave-place. Tentple-imr. J. Rv•li. Patera°4ter-row, bookm-lier. Ntnrch April S. and Ma% 2, at 0(414111. Atturnc , ... Mews. Latt.ow a nd Russ, Wardrulae-place. Mu tors' Curtain/Iv:. C. Millttunee, Bleaturd. Lincoln, ststiumer. April I. S. Ind Slay Y. at Londun. Atiurne%. Mr. A. Clarke. Bithcipseatc-etreil. N. Parker. roinpton-qtreet, BronealuL-square. raerebant. March 11. April $. and :May I, al Oniuittall. Att..rney, Mr. If M Ors.)Ter, King'4 Bench-walk. Temple. (Divide ld:. 1c , PRICE SZVICT4 PENCE. TRIAL OF MR. HUNT, AND OTHERS. FOURTH DAY.—Yoga, MONDAY Hermitic. Te Court was as usual erowded; a greater number of ladies were present than en any former day. The defendants began to make their appearance at nits o'clock, and at ten minutes after nine the Judge ar rived, and the proceedings were immediately resumed.. John Walker examined by Mr. SCASIATT.,-.-Will at attorney at Manchester. He described the iiroc i titni,es of the 16th of Augu s t. at St. Peter's-field. saw Wilde beading the division which be arnimanded, and forming it round the cart on which the besting,. were formed. It was called the Ashton dirisies. A (aloof li berty acrompanieJ it. He saw other divisions arrive °a the ground from various places in the vicinity of Mast cheater; sad. Pettier time up, Wildiciiiil a taller man who was with them in theatre directed them to forum in the rear of those who cause first. Most of them hail ban ners and caps of liberty. Wilde addressed them, and said. " Stand firm to your post—if you have a 'railer of ever such strong nerve, it is impossible lie can do, if you do not stand firm." Witness took down three'words on the ground. The taller man desired them "to link their Anus, every man who u-as staunch to the cause, and by that means they would heap their enemies at a distance from the Imitator." Witness took dowu these words on the ground. The crowd stood fourteen or fifteen deep at the time those words were used. Could see distinctly that the arms of those then before him were linked. They were ordered to fall back, and did so a little. The taller man said, "The word of com mand has been gives to fall back six yards from the has tings ; unless you .obey it, you will give your enemies an upportenity of letting in the cavalry atom% yote"— He added, " I do not see any of your enemies among you ; if I did 1 would tell them so, and probably they would wish themselves in another pl ate ." They they fell back a little more. At one o'clock the crowd hail increased,and Hunt and Johnson were there. Hunt de sired them not to call silence, and said, " If their ene mies would not keep order, pat them down anti= them down," or words to that eff ec t. 'fhe crowd c not be passed through but by absolute force, ms the peo ple formed one solid bode between the line ef coneiables anal the basting*, and be could see no opening ; then might be 50,600 persons present ; thought that he had seen as many persons weseisibled at the races ; the pet sons sons assembled were of the labouring claims. crowd seemed to bin. calculated to overawe and letitni date the town of Manchester, and create fear and atm- Witness felt fear and alarm, and thought a disturbance Wet be expected. Lross-exanimed by Hr. Huger.—Had always bait an attorney at Manchester. Was a special constable ' the 16th of August. Had left the field for a short 0 o to take emu refreshment. Saw none of the Magis ess during his absence at that time.. S a w s o me of theft at t i : Mr. Buxton's in the course of the d.y. Was not eel. *yid by the Magistrates : west tbertiaeh r relles etebleet pectin his deft trillie Town. eider himself to be ennfloyeil by the Magistrates, bet acted under the coutroul of the 'chief constable of the town. The Magistrates had sworn him in, edit they might give the chief constable his directions; did not go as an amateur reporter ; he took down the words on the back of an old letter, as it struck him they were very remarkable, addressed to such. a. meeting. Did not know Mr. Orton ; 'might hare wen the Maeistrates at Mr. Buxton's between eleven and twelve o'clock; did not consider that during his absenne, as Mr. Buxton's house was oe the ground: he saw there Mr. Norris, the stipendiary Magistrate of Manchester.. Witness com municated his fears to Mr. Norris; he merely paid that he was afraid there would be a disturbance. Had 'serer, thought it necessary to make a deposition of what be saw is the morning, and draw up aim affidavit on the subject. He was thins occupied at ten o'clock or a little earlier. Deposition was not shown to Mr. Sarlesat Cross that wins's@ knew of. This was the affidavit he bad sworn to when he went to Mr. Norris. Three was mu coavereation between him and Mr. Norris on the re levancy of the affidavit. It was drawn up at tits Police- Ace. He had been induced to make this affidavit, in the first place, from a knowleilee that large bodies had been teasing in different townships round Manchester. and .from information that those persons were march ing thither to overawe the town, and create a disturb awe. that he conceived weal.' be productive of riot and confusion. Three were his feelings ; and there were HO or 40 gentlemen at the Police-office at the time, who all concurred with him. Twelve or twenty of the. might join biro in making the affidavit. Alight bays get con siderably more of them to join it if necessary, ,bat they left the place to go to the meeting. On recollection. more than the number be hiel mentioned signed the of There might be thirty, forty, or fifty. His object in making the af fi davit wag. that the Magistrates with, have power to stop the bodies on their march. '!'his question hail been discussed at the Policesolice et the day before. None of time Magistrates were present on the Standee or the Monday, that he saw. Half a daxen, or a dozen, of the forty or lifte person at the l'ulieriakee on time Monday, might be there at noes on the Sunday. Wetter, declined tanking any allidavit then ; at least he was not asked nor urged melts so, and he made none. Those gentlemen who were there, and who drew out statements of what was necesesary to 10 done on the Monday, were respectable iehabintoti of Manchester. Mr. Mx.: desired viitneßs to mention mime of their nmear.. The Junta objected to this. Witness was 0-demi to withdraw. Mr. III:NT then stated his motive for piatting the question. 'Elie .Icoot allowe4t the lilt-stint' to he pat. to ascertain ts.e pet...4'4 present on the Sunday. }amnia itton resumed. —Witness had not rerollection that Mr. iireen uas at the Police-office on Sundae. Ile was there ion the Monday. Mr. Jonathan Andrew he did nu: reci.llett to have seen et the Office on the Snri-• day. Thought (hut was not sure) that he was there on the 'thought Mr. Francis Philters wits not there en :i.e "iunday. No conversation took place tin the sithji• 1 of the ef-ott nit which lie drew np of - himself. Mr. Phillip was there oil the Monday, hat thought he was not present when the deposition was sworn. Mr. It. F.iittrisle was not thereon the Sum'sy ur the Monday, Tt•. drilling scat training, and the teat 1 1, which the er [ suns cowing to NI ,nehr-ter were lo conic, indsiced hifti to make the ath.lat.it. Was timicr eon* deret , le arl r.- lieltsions of JAisger un Numin mora l ity, b t..re t. o hoop what be knew of his unit kllo . lll.N.lire. and from mho: he had heard from others. He knew ..f the traitlinr, not persuoal:y, hut trArt those vrhu bad seen thew. lie hAti. seer cunsiderJble numbers of persons come into the town that morning, and these. a snected with tr!la• he had b e.. told of the training, cr. ateJ the • - -I 1