The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-10-01 00:00:00

_. - i em•••••••••••••••••••7?.....- -- - - - - I' C• 7 1 1 1 / 4 • • 164° , • .• liatierrAT 47 1 4 3 • • - :6;6 ' ‘4621.11111111111111.010.11111.54.11114.4.• -0%13 • •.4 - /44410 1 j A t e • **L. 9 1 & Ituton .51111,an. e .1 •. . . . W." 0 611e414' imumwersim i. . I ; N. 4261. ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, 2911. Sept . 1819.' IN pommel* of the Att of the . 55th far of kis re. -I. sett Slojesss e be whtth it it rammed, that the net-Pee• a...peers of do Hiblital shalt. is fame. be paid goarterly. hoteowl half•testly 100. lee is kerby Owes, by order of 14 Sight lifesmserithbt the Lewes led lisber. 4 Commit , siootrs Cur amulets the Affairs of the p adti laspitall. that all the Out-Prooloolos resl2la; in , or ',Rhin the' Aistiet et the Milo of Morsels. 4 , 4 are relying to ore*" Pr' woolly. and rrytimestally. with theft lornicilow. and Ctrii. Boos A44lbrurip. at the Seeman's 011 et Is the aid flew vital. as the ft-yet-tile 4.i)s, and I. girls dilbrist done% ea corded. to 114.14. - driteral mks of peoslosi as •Wieroorsobood *bee eiteadatice evil be Owes frees see echoic is the moroloo. end, three I. the afiermsee, fur the pavans of • quorum of • yeses pion. is shop& to the 21.6 Member nem Os MON D►Y. the 41110 OCTOBER. `The Ees.l.me., it Se. per day, sod Isom at lid. to the esi of the warbered Itegisems. TUF SI/A Y, 14 7ldt.I nfTOBER. Throe tit W. trips the Ktrysi *Aiwa fileutalwe rensia• ift 11 , 01 1 111 1 g mai Corp I dais It 7/. sad 114 ail dl tite Cavalry ad N. per day. On ESD A Y, ibe Sob of OCTOBER. Thew et 9.1. per day, fee. tbe 1.1 Vie 4 °wile to the 601 b lea inclu•ive. Off TII UR IDA Y. the 7th of OCTOBER. Thr , e RI 9.1. p.•r d ty. ff.. the PIN Fem. and ati rhe reraio ri 'terrines and Corps. as oho theta of 10.1. per day. Ors FRIDAY. the 114 of OCTOBER. Those r Is. mislay from she oillrreors Regisords of Cavalry, is ith the 14 tor Id Resimers of Foes noarii. Oa SATURDAY. the Rh of OCTORF.R. Those at Is the rat of onob .r dim from the 3d Ilestieerat of Foot Dards, St ered Regireots at that Rate. Do f b if DAY. the Mb of OCTOBER. Theist Is. pernao.front the Rays% Garrison Ititiatios. awl all the trmaiosig itogionos nod Corp, aid also those at 11.001. per day. Om ; TUESDA 1%115e 191 h of OCTORIIR. Tteatt at It. 151..1.. 111.. 1.. 351.. la tdid..atal 15.31 pa day. On WEDNESDAY, the ISA of OCTOIIFR. Tana, at Is. 3451.. It at. 15.441.. la 3d.. Iw y 41., 1%6151. 10. lid., la Id., Is. 911., h. Sid. sad 1.. luta .1 day . pet • O. TIIVIDIDAY. the Itth et OCTOBUR. Those at 19.1044. Pet day epotorde. toed those Peatiosers *he time beea *demised na setroont of Dlindart.. It n alin Medered mod directed. theta tie Oat • reastopers Woven to the said Hospital. lee pay tar attestloo to their lastroctioets, which the, are eat to privateer at the Ilse isisysrat. by •hich throse Pesiianare be7nod die Kills of II• flakt are enleet I to trasenit le the Popham/r -eeler*, olf Illejesly's Lege rennin Leaden. their WlWl oils it thetein prescribrd. to at isans-dlstely gave every Quar ter Day ; Idlest which their Nooses will set be tittered sit the ray-Litte for the seeleiterel Q.etw, see they lee set af. ?erase* to chew their Oars of obssir. so spritird in their se idlest ashavoldsble eccusity, sad 4.17 notify ift the to▪ me. AM farther to take %Ake. that is teasentsente of sari‘tes ?reeds hasten bola siossolned by Perigee's In the Receipt of Peesiors aol Pllan.lllsory, It is ordered that all Premiss...vs No 11111e4ler Agnate Mott Sc the Perko List. and forfeit Alf • .14 Me* arpsisj hem this setablioherest ;it Y thetrfocc 'DON, FRIDAY E " The Cane for which ILeeiraste, fell ils OITTRAIM AT NANCIIIISTEi AT a most mistrous MEETING of lb. %%RC. TORS of WESTMIASTIRR. Yeti le Palate-3ar4,ee Thereby, the el September, 16191 . - hit 'FRANCIS BURDETT. Bart. M. PAD the Clair: . 117 -- tits Regale ed. That it it the duty of ever, Mewl to hi twoofry to waist la protariat rearew for that pewees who hate bees illegally vimarladl. lad hopriarstd, S. eatonveyttee of 1W Wain bold at Matabatim. at lb* lath of loot wood: Lama wah Mid as may Ole seeekary I. sirt solferett red she* faai.irsi awl is brim ho pooisiswaswalk perperadsre st tbe eirtroge. MS tint a Sebeeriptios be openegor tire *bilge fil*Sep„ nog that Sir Frew - 6 Borden. J. CAlliabboure. &re. T. T. !Clarke, Erg. (with *there) At • Cnewwlttee, with wirer lie add to their riesben, to carry %be Wartime d Ott** hpli • ra1111MS• SUBSCRIPTIONS. .• 1 3. C. Hobbies', 111618.‘10.) 0 1 W. Plilk4l, Esq. The. Mater Crwiwrieht and lard-belle, Reeks in 5 irks& 611. 14.. 6d. Mara iktif Tavisswrk 50 U T. T. Mete, Esq. 10 0 G. IssIMI: Esq. per J. Sir F. Illerdrir. M. P. 510 0 reffi, R.q. 50 0 Sir Kithira Phillips 5 5 Mois.ll. CI. lieentit.M. P. 5 U leeway Benham, Pm. A 01 J. TAN he all. E.q. PT.. Praprierwrs of Tire 1 pricier cif The Clem- Sialeswia 5 5 pi. n • 5 0 Fditeeef The %Ile b 0 F. I.llire. rsq. M.P. 65 II Mr. Philip., Editor of Dike et trieeier 1113 0' tee News 5 0 Fail Griiveenr 30 C Sebeetipeirwe preirine•lp eriverlited /945 3 3 James Campton, FA £lO II) IJ. P. al 0 Ibis. D. Kinonird,MsP. 26 0 Rev. B. Be. wed, Isley, A few Friends, eiesales B. rks 2 0 es Despotism, .1 Mr. C. Wrier, Esq. Peen. Goya'', L'ile.street. Bad 10 0 Leleetiev•eipiere, per J. Hisiiit,Esq.HighWy. Mr. Jeakin, terrier, reignite 5 5 14 Saltraviatina 1 1 A Friend te (be Lime 1 1 W. Hydord Wawa. (:. S. 5 0 Esq. 5 0 E. J. P. itellig 1 0 ' 4 Maas lalswassisill W Charles Gillis !Fellers. Mao Ma. M. P. 20 0 0 Makes erieelle-e riga. I The Shakerpenriany, ear& wenn." Buoys. 11104 e penrileert,Per -11. Is. dd. reml-.creel. ClerLiga- A•Eaesay got reels, aad well, by Mr. Mien, and Oppression 5 0 I ths it Trrawirer 2 0 Ilerserlptlnen iae•rrtelly stated will Fe iewellaiely reri;Sed .w •Plakiiiloo to the Sertriory, al She Crean and A aebar Tra vers, any day between Elessia and Tw• n'Cl•ek. Sebeeriptiese are fiffilrell by Mr. ti, Smirks, 110, Shawl $ Mr. Ciellne ay, IN, Illirlo Hangers i Mr Diiitiv, Waraeor.verrei g 11r. Gitrv, 6, Wyets-streerB Mr. lis.kell, 911. Yadrwieer, Weasel/ow i Mr. Parr, Great Baselt.vireet, Oweiritsedan s - Mr. Ptolemy 0, Tyler-Weer, firnahs.oishet 8 Mr. lbw, Whittle, West-etreee, lipitallleish t Mr. Worrier, Sowaseeer, Bishopestateiinsat int ibegollirie it she 61 AMU • S, 11aliebarr. tweet, Fleet-streets Mr. Harris. 27, Norteiwerrei, Pollan& mat s Mr. Barnwell*. Ne. 6, Fosii,trert•lsill, and Drury hurt I wed at the Orowssnad Mahar Tavern, Strand. '• OCTOBER 1, 1819. : and Srtstutr died int the Re!fold!" Itit se to folio w bet that which they have adopt. terms of the Requisition ere diniect aid it states clearly sod precisely the obiect of the MiWeg ; and I hope, Gentlemee, I shall receive your mot In tangoing ourselves to that object only.— theta.)—God knows, the melancholy 'boss at litalubester, is of itself sollieleetly solemn estlipteresting.to wispy tier eadieided attention; cad ietredectiat+of soy ether subject, houses . fattest in itself, gill oaladimiaisli the ages • tr we wawa to be produced by Ible eyes elf thecoostry see feed upon .yior ; yaw proceedisgs are viewed with satiety by tti a4 1 111110.• Ilreimbposic yea ere looked open as NS as lappeomit past, of ea iedigeeet fire hawAsres.4 isto,saliety ) lobe a .ctiest Mat grow 'stones base bees cemsitted upon the people.—(Cheers.)-44 another party yes err on SS Den Ceenniseraileg the sorer. logs raided on year countrymen, sad moody with them to stand forth, sad demand redress for the lobules which have been inflicted. There is also a third party, Gentlemen, by whom you are watch. ed, but for very direrent reasons. This third party +glebes you with a hope, that your present proceed ings will afford another oppertemity—an oppooterni. ty which they afield eagerly profit of--of insulting, calumniating, and peobsps personally at. tacking yne.—/Cheers )—I am consisted, however, Gentlemen, that while you are determined to show one party that you commiserate their sifferiug, and will make their cants year ow% yes are equally de- termined to disappoint the other by the calm, bet firm conduct of- this day.—(ll wail.)-1 shill not, Gentlemen, detain you any longer, except to re. gent that yea will glee to every Cyesitleman she addresses yea on the subject of the Reqaisitioa a fair and impartial bearing. i have nothing further to request, Gentlemen, unless the favour of your in dulgence and sapper', io 'situation where I stand so much in used of both, serer having been before honoured by the alludes I sow held.—(Land cheers.) Mr. SANDARI neat stood forward and spoke as follows : —Gentlemen, I coogratelete you most bees lily en "the nousinaliew which bee jest taken place ; I bail his Lordship's appraises, emoogst as ea auspicious omen, that Ma Aristocracy of the country are et trawl :roused from the apathy mod In. diligence which they have so tong eviaced to Ow di.. tressaused discontents of the people ; I bail it as an Sleet cakutated to give eerie to dr timid, Mope ticat,g 4 ,l); their Istestiono, I would giro them the Welt of that doobt, I would Alva them my support; fee, Gentle mew. what is power If it is to be put io ellityasee, # • be derided en suspicion? For my own part, I aila freak to confess, that in my opinion the Magistrates of Matschestet did not 'metrics the Yeoesissry to lee filet 'smeary vengeance upon the,onnititede; es ths contrary, I believe dist ell the atrartities w.Lieb were petintrited, pfeeteded trim the wild oetitios of jos. tics which those Gentle Men entertain, ar.d for which 1 they wilt probably hive to answer at the bar of their dreaded country. At the same time I conuel - forget, that by their pseviem and tobsolient con.lect, by theft Mesta' to aerosol the accused, by *bottoming enoprig, they ken ociedcootiary I. for sod have jositytoefensed.tiot e•slifoode of tire pile ; mod I do moll sincerely hope that his Royal Highness the Prince Regent wilt not only dismiss Item s On* Mi Ministers also, from all places of trust se enonloises.t. as $ preliminary set of atonement to to Insulted awl an outraged people. • Gentlemen, the winter will not pets ever your heads without bringing with it events of greet im. ' portent.... fats occurrences bare ozooperated the temper and increased the number's( the discontented ; and I am 'milled that clerking sho:t of a full, fair, and A, ient enquiry con allay ibe ri h./ :erment •—• If any man preach to you that he jilt', oily tree April, of the Constitution, do not beAliserilisn ; NI do not perseetee hire. As you love year country better thus your party, sour pride, or your recent- • meet, soma the distressed and conciliate those to whom you ereopposed ; for upon my life, I verily believe that this is the only line of conduct which cast stye us from the horrors of anarchy or des. poison. Mt. S. conciaded with a motion in consonance with his "perch. The Rev. Mr. Soterseo ' in secon.liig the motiorN of the lest speaker, begged to congratelste his fel. ' low-citizens on the somber and reepectability of the Meeting. 11. perceived, around him the friends of heirless is all its various shades. This was at it should be. 'I he point sow iu dispute was toot one of secondary impottaoce—it wu not whether this or that systems wet good or bad. The pint me elslck they were new it loose was, whether gaelishones Mg or had net a sight to stumble sad disease political question." at •11.—( Lewd dateriltg)--•-114 petit len not en tiny abstract visitor' is whisk thopsho tie Wad was divided. No, it was whether the peon Loi? hod wet a light tes'easelebie—t• pis* ad tbilt skirls Ile pay W hi Praying. RICHARD !CRAVE, Serretory and R eiktrar. ACARD. —Mr. WILSON, Dineing.inetter, re• opectiniin lefuress his Pepils sad the Public, that hi. AS - adelas for ilitawlai is ewer it &OPENED for to. Sr 1.. a. • Peevans al asp age way be privates, iestameted is este) sileparisset of Dancing. Terms set he Immo of Mr. Wil-ee. et his rsui.lesee and ♦oudslas, Old Bailey, war 144gate.bill. mtr oss• he had. just published, prlee 7s. 6d. eh, Qradeill P.a....us ; 51. n. the (..psis* le she Ball-rams.; the Carmel St e.h.ot ..5 (Seeman soil Ferrell Walt:Sags Itatturtet.; ,rtt Circular /pars of EsseliA Cosine) I.lassessug, &e. • • Mr. reopertfolle Worms Panels ai.d irr eaiin cmsegrate of lir» it his Pupils hying as Pri"- revel Dearers, he lissom a VACISOCI lobes Arad , ess for is, toe% Ladies sr Armistice*. Terns may be Meows of 31r.,11 es *berm. flaatisew pagiaiill , 4lllll ?epos. nor pare relates to 50a...-Mardol. Jot pabli.lawl, price 5.1.1 a hoorth (Trout Mitiwnl. MBE &GP ., 1.11 . 11; a Ned4le Om ecomry to She ladas r?t,nas as Wag Rata Hamm F.a It In which the Comoro. Ihrwpfnars, sled haatial ..t Lae. Peewee, 44.1.1rorthan, Ihrktare. letainsll Weakar•-, *e. ore filly developed I Part 11. rantaisas row tetaa.h• no ...lain Female C....plain. in peril...l4r Storni', t P... 111 ow Wawa Prnewal 011;wevasinas r.e total 1/ebtli... let( aha,... de. $ Past IV. is a 14etties nt l'aves Illn.tnet..e a she pre. redine wbjeet.„ eaplviaici oWet to a far.l.a. , ?anew... wad the *hole adder...eel t.. the of Nob Sean. Dv C.IIIS and C.. CothiCting beetroot. 4,..x It UV**, •••••• l'intara beitio Manilas wee dedit..4 qv s tor...writ otl—Clvatlllph Sion heave* tn all the 1.11011 ..f bi.v. Ito (racal aopliratten. ?Loh. she vsa.e. Vale he had at elk : 66. Pol.*311: rP, 'creation:l 141. Ceroard .t.eet. !tab . s Fleet..nevet ; 114, M. esn ire?. s Clot: p.isl , Laminas audit all Ito .h.e.lon. ?Car.. Gas and Cn. are t• be rowelled, as W.VA. evert by, at theft haws sail Pattered Ni the Cusair. sue reiaest• ataidelarlde stamorly dor not. *ado.* a leositiani . e for A.hicer and Illedieine, libido esti be (Werattied to sa) past of the watt... floe& sad CO. M. R. C. Barrow, 13, Swavrtle-virlart. bleat-orwt. Loadaa. 111111 Si ED With i jut and human• sense of the ealawillnat refolds ',Woe from Ilse lolodirier. treatment of • tenons mated., comforted inn saosiner to. well known to require eorowsesa, Nail i•flea entailisse as its onhopos ineiro is Sere of di.fieolne nod almuel Sosoprogiabl. ; Awl .. Or. 4ltAltY selserifolly mills the attention./ thi...r itdere teil, to his peculiar god aw..l rierionl method of rose, finlike lie ad• IrisPlee efallitte of Ilse day, fir the equally 1,44111 (limbic( 'of babe ii who 15,,,,1 eke w..rA of pr..ssitse In the roe and Moak Mto oor bow." Dr. Hods will 0,4 prelims fry pledge iidalli• ' Why io vier; 4rielloption of cure; beim. fat as Miami sod, as. *wed is medical and .orgi.ol skill, ton be :isolated. he prowl.es 'a relight, speeds. find riflemen'sl feeinftli,4l2 hasiti pinee "et ' !wipes of Ss goldloie ofeetlas, and 11. vorinos Irwin ado- Pio., ibe poinsars rejects of his prat...lonia .todie., mad hi•ial astnied Is% the troihremtrot Hamm shirt. lots r.rroseironied his ni•ole of littillbritl Swine Ilse esssieW of it lime mad lablerfwe • Wattle., be i. enabled to offer, with the folk.' rooldeorr, s re tards:4M owe the moo hopeful aid estroornehla. twoesSersh . e bislalsew ens I.e oridneed ill•e•li olive .4 the umiorinrier •I' Vs. kith's try.. ch.a A has hero Cionsl id wood, even ss here midfield tem.. /maim-el home gashl 7 e lottitittimo. Iris berm in sets's!. In additka to those ....mobilises nastier..., Dr. Lois kI ' he finial eirolli fosloo.dle ii. yes IN Neff she armieriee she led etwrnie. of be Inman comalisti..n, It Pink robot. and. if lint Heel, merited. firigorials render ingsslssei the . 'sleety's' of eskamwe. From iii,. dedOmieu wow of in y mot swrilfty. by ie-osimaiiise lb, frame, MOS elLsrillai end ellostitety to the rrhised slitiptoi.. Ur. Macy mu Lapps 41onme. the muss rheerino airl smatter lIIIMUIROf CO 1 5 , . i the et bolls Sete. limy Ise .eouiedg is 'Arm.,. peewees. m ace rat .. moan, 4irt...r4 dories' at; resigned. Itc. Cads is era tiled Attil, at .N. Ikon .treet, 11.1.•.„ hr I*.itiot. of bole 1101,4 ,---Conott: letters int.tt scirectful irk .Ist-. bs re urn t., I cord pest. of Bt ! ri kw ji VIDI4 141, GIIILDILIA T carm.ay, arias wake 'he local hob( ins b Lint Inwood throcalcool ce , lesdee mss-, ob . so coasesproce wh,ch assaaers ambers tairoatsbat atrial doseaaseas. the l'ohlic i. 2rst i d. t elvst MAP, infether shlsi she REPORf of hlrsofe. 11hRhIElt. PKARMIN, coca 1)101130 , 1 to she MI MAL. wr 111F.TIMPOLIIAN ads ,Ist RE•PUB111 4 11P.0 is T II CONSTITUTION ---- -- , 0 tory le sbew, tlet ceeditlea wI elm people Isai been bettered, Of the Coestitetioe imprimred, with• out the tanpesetiOn of. that powerfel sod distin guished body. If property be paters! dominion, these aro air natural lesders; and it is a happy cir. cumstance in the censtitation of arici4y, that the 1 higher the scale emends the NOM oeseseary it is that all should be right below. Gentlemen, we are sow met to perform a most solemn duty ; we are melte demand enquiry into the late outrages committed I. Manchester, and if there be any one subject calculated to allay dissension sod to promote unanimity, it is surely this ; I do most sincerely hope that the proceedings of this day will not be interrupted by say collision of sentiment of SUNDA NEXT; is ewleh eke w.N appear All the other averliiresee orearevaln that 110111118 U, OUTRAGE wbach tam itaw-pere derifei OW' ' , eh t It.e EV1114010: lieG.re the colioNEßl Islitti sr at OlAitiAN, tea the body of te the LA' L-hT 111:141.NT. ar. Pike eel, SI.VII:4,PI.!ICE. LIVERPOOL MEETING. On Wednesday a Mersin/ was held at Liverpool,of the inhvbitants of that town and its vicinity, petulant she Itequisltioe of a timber of respectable lobs. hews, who bad previoesly been ',fumed by the Mayor. As a little after twelve o'clock the Ertl of Sefton, accompanied by Colonel Williams. Mr. San ders, Mr. Omni,ll. just. (the ton of the Member of Parliament), the Kea. Mr. Shepherd, end several whatever : F..r. ray rierthy friends Tbni w AKA remake , . Nino trews Andlei w»t a arum acting rend no 1441 . • Moir., say it k roily beans." Gentlemen, I coma not hers to grease the Man. c►eater, hligistralea of g premeditated violation of the law ; tor to act's, tho Xponaary of wantonly wardar. ibg and mal•tieotipg their defenceless sad peaceable townsmen ;-1 coma not to arraign ►is M.jesty's . . . . , other Gentlemen of the town, proceeded howl the aliaislers of ngeroess to screen the delinquints; If haute of Mr. Worthington, surgeon, in Clayton. any Bleb these be, nor of s design Its compromiseshe square, in front of which a temporary hustings was honour and dignity of the Croton, by easing op the erected. His Lordship was received with shoots of sacred name of Royalty with @viols. %tick ere ob. applause. There were, we believe, about sit or horrent and repulsive to every humane god generous seven thoolood persons present, among whom we re. mind ; I come to demand essqairy—l come to cognised many of the leading mallows and traders conjure Lis Royal Highness the Prints Ro of the town. gent, that he will, io the *sorties of his wis. Mr. Booty stood forward and espressed his satin. dom, immediately institole an enquiry into those faction et bating to prorop, as their Chairman, a proceedings which have spread consternatiou sod dm man who was known to pasty individual hi Liter. may in the hearts of all his subjects In may port of pool—a Nobleman, who was the tried friend and his demi:ilea , . I Wort his Royal Highness, oho It. supporter of the people.—(dippirme.)—ne valets the isstitatious of see country, said the pm begged to nominate the Kul of Sefton —((,'beering ) and welfare *lbis people, that he will direct jostles --sed to more that his Lordship shnold take the to be administered with ao even hand, and " where Cnalr.—( Loud chtters.)—This motion was carried the offence is, them lot the great ate MI.". It is ilse unanimously. compact between,. the Soivereigu anti the Subject His Lordship having taken the Chair, stood for. that protection and subjection 'lmola go MINI ward; bet he was for seise lime p led from in band, and that compact tourist be brakes by speaking, so loud and repeated were the cheers and either petty, without predating the most fearful re. clapping of hands. Silence bating helm at length ob. salts, results which it is the bound's defy of every Cain's!, his Lordship spoke as follows: good King and every good subject earmessly to de. Gentlemen, in toting the Chair, to which you 1 wets... have called me in en very Nattering a manner, it be- Rat, Gentlemen, I should ill discharge my fee!. cooties my duly to reed the Reqoisit;on by which the inns, if I did not declare, that by the late events, • Meeting is convened. [flare his Lordship read the hresch bus been niscde no the works of oar Coati's , . Requisition. It stated the Meeting to be fur the lion, which it is the duit of every Sill to repair; It purpose of petitioning the Prince Regent, praying lit a duty which will heroine the Baron, Om Knight, that his !Loyd nightie.. would institute a solemn and the Esquire, aye, the l'i•meets and all. Gentlemen, efficient royalty into the conduct i.f She Manchester thilegh 1 ese military 11. urea, I abhor military SS. Magistracy and Yeomanry on, and subsoquently In, pan., I would use eone—l would we uothing—l the 16th of Aogesi.)—it is goner rrrrr y for me, would eshibit nothing bun the warsl frown of en lm- Gentlemen, to say a word regarding the oespettabi. turns. 'similitude, like the preorot, assembled to lily of those names which aro 'aim, to this Requisi. assess their right., and to demand a strict adtscreare floe, as they are well known In their fellow.citisens. to the laws, to these lows which are alike the arbiter I shall Isesever observe, that this H.quisitinn was of the King and of the people. I world ethibit sent to the Mayor for his sanction, Which sanction limiting, which othuld not tender fools las food of was ',loved. Had it been &noised, I should fret poets, undone boons into honesty. great Welters in attending a Meeting so eon 41 ; Ge , ileoten, I maid willingly speak of the Coriolis bet as it is otherwise, those Gentlemen oh. were toted Anthotities of set tamale, with all the respiesa .slaloms to OTPtlllt th.-ir opinions on trates , ct:oiis which is dee to them; soil if at any time, ou any Which WI taken piste als eery near to thtlit o l / 4 'a! L.., . - c• OP nt ilvtab hi ts sshi tit;St as to the ctitnine'it y oil stiedsreUe4t e ip u i re spo s ki e lap elllllll,oll' et the elooldpOople Of - mbealleatital ma. As people bad • eight le I end, feeling% that whoever interrupted the people is the eserclse of that right, was guilty of hieb intense splint the Constitotiow.—(tipplowee)—Upon this 'tensed he would- reef, for this us, a sentiment is which ell parties speed. lie would sow offer a few words en she legality of the late Meeting at Msechester, and he implored them to attend to what be was 'beet to say—as the good elects of their Meeligg &Tousled ? in a great degree, open it. They were now memo bled, as it were, around the tombs .1. their slaegho tired countrymen ; In their proceedings- uneimity ought to prevail, and evil befal the man who, foe whatever purpose, or from whatever feeling, should bring disturbs's.). among theet—..who should attempt to break in open the hallowed solemnity which called them ing•ther.—(Load apploute.)—They were met to consider the necessity of addressing the Prinett Regent, aid beseeching him to institute a rigib, • solemn enquiry into the sad occoriences of the 16th of Aug.—ln doing this they were evincing their to their Prince, and their respect to chatter ter--that aspect which was due to the chanicteeei a free people. They were, by doing this, putting him iu the way to avoid these bad advisers, who had serreritioesly nbtained his approval of deeds bf blood sod .laughter. Those deeds, if properly rev. presented le hies, wosid bale called forth his oblige. ream and detestation.—(ateers.)—(A vein). free the crowd called out, " At is hunsboteged.">--1111 would lordly repeat those sanguinary deeds whjeb we. carted. (./11 the 16th of Aug. a somber of pones' bad assembled at Usocheste: to discuss the nocesdl, of a Reform in Parliameat. Le holder...ell • Meatball, they wets acting legally. Relit weekl he waste of time to enter into as argument to peer' die legality of this, for antaiely &sadist& bed a eight to meet and discuss their griming eid• hw bepefp lio*t while elle tree Englishmen wit in tbe atestry a this ni g h, would be defooded. Wok whisks woo pissed on. the sembers of the alto, but whatutio ni tied the number—be defied the &limit lawyer tlaii lever died , to palwt out any testate by whisk die suet, r Ahe .tussled Public Mettler was Mislaid. If the law prescribed so each flasks, what wore I dills ohs, were slier time the law I—(C:herring.) —The legality of the Mesabi bad Isaii clearly evinced by the conduct of theaotwhis wan he greatest ad. 'trusties of the pee& wbe aosemblal—i e moot the Manchester liegistntes. It was to Its recall, • Weed, that • for., Misting bed bees galled, shalt th• Matilltreleekt Ichnisy mestuer,• for eftef ell their evoltetilO; tk could est wlfte•drglrsen fence of English megetly - -(Leggkiefr) — had Called est illegal Messing. 'no Reformers absedorwslobli Meeting no the advice et a Giggliest's bet tit Liverpool, but they wife galled spin, 1:4:4 41 / 1 4.. a loudly Afforest puppet,. Wei this awed Ifeetiey• culled illegal I IW—they daeld test--1117 shred w et—end !ben on this ormosierlcetrested with Omit Prockeastion release to the o wei an acknoveo lodgment of its legality. Os the hay of the Meeting the hllesithetes assembled in a hnweli . to water what pissed. He did Dot blame them for doing so. Now, , he hoped they would entire h:at if he paused here to erquire who and what those same Nlogistrit* welt : .• i _,- % • l►. t u•