The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-24 00:00:00

(.46 , ):), 'Atateici»lan. / Ho.# in e ro 0f,..... Y.; 'W. LONDON, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1819 Pam? ro► 66 TI. Gam fir which 114 m pDEs hi tke Fisid, Fwd SID'S,' died irit &glad! " ATKINS, MAYOR. A COMMON COUNCIL. hWidessi. she CM Ultra nr the (4) ILI)H A 1.1. CITY LONDON. es VR IDA Y. Ilse VA d.ty nr J eV, 1819, KusoLvco, ihig Court cartridge it a jert tritrote do. f• tM Niabi Iletmorahte Joh, *this% Mn•nr shi• f •to Isse.ent so Lis Il.s•tsishipsie;r bee Ttiestr. fer ohr yrs' , little and joditio•st Arrisolme t mode by If .118 ilk ' .° t. In- she piestroadose of fete PubLe Peace of she rely or un .1••••, w hhili Ibis Cflort reset*, were ow eel. 1.01, rdefer.s. So • .'s•si. lbw were ateilaili ill rex rag the ..? the City issve.slisle. _ _ _ _ - REFUGE FOR THR DESTITUTE. HACKNEY ROAD AND 110XTI)N. 4 GENERAL COURT nf GOVERNOR 3 INSTITUTDIV I'M he holies of the Mole HotahlWposeete. Hotter. ea THURSDAY the Ski of hi, lostast, at Ow o'Cloek ROBERT CROSBY, Seeteary. bet the levelly of the People of Lowden, with their feeliage natorally amino so erases of murder and re Our, pretested a combination which appell•d the ettwipiretere. The Court woukl also learn with to r• prise, that within a eery few yards of the plat.* in which they eat, a a.ditit•os Wedge had been held, whore. proceedings to 4 plate of the most eeriest no tate spinet she pahlic peace. All he shoeld sow soy of that North,* was, that a man Gould to be ger) risottos. Ipoir be allowed persons to frequent his holm, ir he seed an seditious eapressiens of such Refute. Meeting of Magistrates bld been ind rent. i•ltompe. rote. Iteptedent, end °Mutt'', The Nletree ti.en eepteined, th.t be ervelit take ewer) s p i s to bri..e the euthnr of the bill to peni.hww. wlseesor Is* was; end he wondered Wit 11•niitl) tli,l rot do Ilse sant to the •ethor of theft e. 6e1.1t bill. Ile else meant to nff..4. •re •1 le d i .. cower any of Ibr ilvte2nspbn were i n otii nl i m t nu, pee. pie to SOO Of tiolossire no the lite emotion., Mr. I.lllo* diQivd r,ith hi , I. ril*nin, es he Ih.• tho• et ore me tto ,, e , it.its In the City that ll+ ; for wine 1 ,. •c",.g st•••nittrd to d.o.senn hi, CASK OF A T a MEETING h0ii;Nat1.3 ". 40 ..... t/t JOT. it lIIW AT limo, of Sir W. C. 11 K CFI E‘PIGN Y. Par'. 11 P. th e 'Foto,* ioe %I/ WICK! P I lONS were (a.otore .4bets) repined t Norio B.M. E. trl Gr. , ,ves.r • - g 3 V ;Not Wu.. Karl Sefi..ll . - - 6 tl ...i. Fla:Rts Moraett. Kam N. P. - 5 3 W 11. Waillonol. kat. N. I'. . - 9 2 W. Peter, &Il i 3 6 . - J. C. Iloittoure, Low. .. - . 1 5 Colooel Napier 4 V • . . 111. Mare the flak. a Ile,lford - £lO 0 The lia , quis of Tathattek ' . 1 0 £1 r. 41..ermait 411.,41. Y. P. • I 0 W Tie e. Illooilsollhowird, Y. P. . 3 li• It oa.tbee Itenlyed IhuIMINIMOWV. . . Uomelreoesh. Thai 'be TINA. of thk court be o.so Ovre se lb, Matirfrofirs d Ibis 01.. for the Sepp.ri awl r does alf.rilef Ay .ito• to the !NON linrievrAt•le Lois! Mayo( Is prtservirs she POKY ea do- 41+1 1.14. 11001 rt 110 R PP.. T • MEETING •f sho FRIENDS of REAL S 1 , 0 11 i• Landow •od West. Older, fie.irooo of Er, aims. 4f floc ce•dret of Hr. THOMAS DAVISON I. lho Chairs It win Rewind. First. TIMIS as npneal be ow& to the nits& of Marty thrwarghoot the (Jailed Kiota..w. to rake cibseilptiass to defray tbkexpetwes of Ike Hinting. (Negmrsit k4rd Iw oseirher Cloy). owl She heavy Law Sail. marled b$ Healy How, Ea,. la Ids eadeawoors I. primate and protect the paled& rights and liberties • f the People. Resol , ed, Ser.adly. Trot they do 1114 as a Owl, wantiny to the padre lenntidloo, ad PM the hew ev.4rneo to she wippoctert of T. meet. that the myriads of Itlrads Fieedoni ...4 .111/00, will win nand, look no while comer Loners are •rdeay. ad% to plooder n Mar oon ha. featte•ty aeol•ci.ls • leoented their nue, without match g ee 'fort so wwthe tram the blow %kith i. aimed at the re.iintali R liter i•• of Ike fe..ple throwah ha. pingo, awl to canton the wr.•le • arid thettir;re silt temaior radleiest Timm sad public feelme i• the of the British liletatkrs. So appreciate sad feeler the wills( worth of as laeotruptilde. Wave. Pod boneit Patting oho Imo dared. la the vomit at Wart, to Ora/ the chaos of a utieb.• rouged ad talks* People. Itronlyed. Thirdly. That the ate. , ag atm sf Trraeny, when exerted 1•4 1 web a pawpaw, west altiwywly detwoy the of sets of she paitic lir Few. Isidro they are proteried by the mach Knorr arm and irretatibie power of the Visited Minty. fteadtad. roarthly Tberetwe, that to predict she desired thert.thiy Sabsdipllis be as raeral as pewit& Th ast amhcatakt - w - eft liditaierth; rs aof Mr. W. PAUL ROGERII. ft ap,Mn ! _Mat Oda to 11 ad ..rot sea kw beet, unjustly traria •pprea .1 sod per...cowl. far agar. rising i 4 4 qiiet rail raattitatiotal lattuarr the dig'.l 4 tarty Faal. , hina. ,e P. 4 4400 ittalvta Hawes al Pasha Tit., In t:onroarome r of 111.6 ler birmeff, kis Wifo. and Sewn ebildre”, liege bro. tretreed fr.mt s U.S. of iroatton sod aimporallre nalsruee t• H. gre4te-t peruke, di.trrok. That Mr. Roams boo Iwo retro"! h •• • pries by Me libe rality of a kw Mdivoloale. sod .f a..w arrivted by a Leo. mos P. 11.1• •• has She ragweed of ats.is repponieg blay4if sad Fil m& by licar.i indmory. 1k t a Sab.rriptioit Is Imardiately emaionwed, aml nioatry applied by a Commat.er. a. 4 this ern, Freer d of Ho. tomtit% be or..ner•th anlintrd to ..i I t4i. 1441,144,m ..hire(. Ins log addiliaaal Smbscrepti as • ere immediately aro erd t-- !Hr___ t W. I'. De Crespiry. 9.4r1.111. P. 5 0 0 Mr. Aldrroas Th..rp, Al. P. • 3 $ II I'. Fr.rrhe Palter, , EN. M. P. . 1 1 0 It..b.rt (I..rdne. F... N. P. . 1 1 0 F. I/004W. tI.M. P. - 1 1 0 peter Ms*,, li.q. M. P. .. • 4 0 0 W. Nillwor., 1... 11. P. - b U 0 Mrs. W. Willies - • 11 I ti C. M. Williams, Esq. - 1 1 0 • 11w. William. wm. • I 4 U .1. C..lw so R ksoletili. F. 4. • 1 ill 0 Mr G. D. Dan, Aiwa/x i , Si. Ites - • 1 0 0 Rob. re . Sta,le, h.q. - 4 t! 0 ItoMrripilmorreelved la Landow by Mr. H. Writ. Tresseret. 5 9 6. SitibM t Mr. BP. 111. Link , Rowell-.tart, Coorm-Ko.des i Mr. Miaow. IV.U.:rompotrrei, limbo i Mr. R. Coililr. Rook. senor. ?5. Irker-oter.tg Mr. Watling. Meromorper Agent. ”p- 1 police the Adripbi. &rood i Mr. Dolby. M. Worioor-Arret, Snim , t Mr. caboose. Illarkwas-gmet, Ramses g Mr. DAY 601.• 411, Dote Ore.., Ssitilleld : and roo b. forwarded Irnou SW taiwory testae Porbithhers of Cobbeles sal 6k/wen Itegs err. Mt MI MI Dwarf, and the Medusa. • Subunpriess whertirwl ire 0 0 • Dials Carts rebt . . 5 0 1. . Sneed too Reform . . 4 10 0 lima Sebeitiptlmos - 6 II 0 Craws wad Ascher Toners, Strand, haw 49, IMP. • - -. JROf• 14 aims. F. 4. - 1 1 0 Ti. tilt Jed., Km. . 1 0 0 .1. Ramie, Ey. - 1 U ,) H. G. E.e. (by Mr. Willineo . 1 0 U N. H. Time Partitelan 4 die caw say be berme, 1400 beb sei_iptiens recritre by,— 91 r. R idg WA I . PiCreditlT I The Sate:aim nee COS,61•11•11 (lire, Saliaberreeleare, Fleet-Wed . 1 . easelerr Oiler. Catharier.streel. our d i Nests Mier. Mrsstge. street. Cow..st p.rdri NtrtML caseate OAre. &en sotr , t. Misa..p-ram.stiret s Mr. Gall.. y. toth Re ta•• -meet Mr. Cslteste. Ik., et, Morestigh Mr. Hnsslis.litistioser, 141, llal..l4—filet t aid Mr. Room. Copper. 111.mor-Arect, aAjaialag Cilopa• WOOLLEN CLOTH sad K ERSEY NI Elt F..— Twit thrms.* ned seperiar Qautil or the Clot. nod Illersetorte, melbas by DISTHICIISEN, at else W..wiparli, Nn. It, Itolkboar-phiee, Osrard wee, lurg MAMA not, in doomed Gm maradts, to twat no ezt.sarre Woollen priggery ne•hers Clois age et x• at brolly. very wide, And per •ard ekeepPr mar ets.w e•e. The Ker. areawees Wit WirefsllEPPAND'd best SAXON y mute. Ilse rasertaireet law old lisblessiir. and imly IS. ed. per %aril.— . aspen .4 sas lards keels out wpwdrde ennedird nob M. Id. ' 'aid. St ee Rases Silk 48.. per trustid. ur BJ. ci (IHEAP CARPETING at JONEi end ILLERS. I. Coci.le•otreet. MucliWoes Hisoriiat. 7.r.11 a WWI Morel. Liu. rt. •f the newest patters fres 56.93. lo 60.61. per para. Superior Kohlenioarler Como.' euiirlly cheap. Rest Torte, Corro• riarroisted frre fis• !moue. 90 per rear. osier mail priers ; litewisr • quaiiiky rf tee benefits, asses Clash for Window Congos, of lames c010ur,.., ea.. 4.10 Is Murree. N B. Vorieir of Drakscrive• sod Dra•iaivr.haa Yoraitsra omit. N. B. apprikved Bills sakes or resgaviabbe kilnn as cal Tile day sad yablirked, price a. 6d. THE PAMPHI.ETEER. No. XXVIII. foe Jul,, 1611. teetairiag Ilse feilleemmi I. Let of Llrevimer. Fpeerb as the Report of the Ilrbk Comoreleer.—Ceirected mea primed reclusive) , I. iYc P.... Ibh I• er. I I. The &titian of Corm and Cemetery. 111 Dee A. F. Fateedm's Itepte,eeta.i. m•• rerstire la Detriment She CMOS. Trallgilard fr.ae Its C. Topli.. Rod. II . Tee Right ewe PM/eft of lofts... as, as c..s.c. tail* Greet Rs ital. wed Amerika. coseiee.ro. V. Om the Ttesairs teiwoen 1.1. It, U..je-te nrsi p of Portugal. Spahs,somil the Nether for presenting liNek Italie la Mum - By IL Their. 11., LLD. VI. Flrsr Repos, hem the !MCI. IL: Ois litre iar lino . e t t a innaria. is lee Bala re-aimai Carle Parmeet.i. VII. berred Ile. oe ibe•imeae. VIII. Fine Report ea the sear, cornmeal ate/ by the I. Sword Do. X. Perm...V.6o be the Dive. tArs of the Utak of F. laid eefose the ('lemoceitur of the I: rhemare. XI Os the Trade to China esti the leil;am Aeittipe'a •• wish Obasnalsaas aa the laseeurii) .1 the BIWA i seat sparser. N 3 C L A•sey. I.q. late Scifclary lu the grimmest of Jive. Wish ahi .p. labblkehed b) New, ttherwood mod Co. P r ewer ; al a ,k an d Co. 1 eadoeibeil.rtivi, l"J o he. k • .• Nines e• pleb Seta are to he had, in 11. ea. ••. o. 1 • :111i. dm,' us. prblirlsed, ?an 1. p. ire I).. in 11....fd0. - - !Dim ENTS of COll 'MLitt:IA I. CAI, I:MATIONS. and an Int ..duet .4 to to e num NM branches of tbre Lrennserre c.n4 Fisirtines of this timidity. Olt N. TATS. ihrit Fiaisbieg Aendene•, trolemoinp.aviree. rolOWetk a 4,1 mei new Inc... ga.l, , n at' • Firmest, of 1h- Ibitireet, with rummy Iniptiser4 s of pet fnunissi the ardiroar, calralaliacs of na. nod win h eisgiinst its/nratatine in es: ili&nci hear/rhea per Garay Ilder•odq riwooeul, imeololloe thr ill at r II•a4 of Disked and Catintrs scandnedind if Geld and hitter brinashig and Cubing thr Can. w eft a sw face. col Tiitistr tAtettreibeet, Sinsdarding of Mak. Turciarraof Itussr Is. Frei : mt. Pilaw:. kr. aid th e armor lcuu fa au 4 Anton ad Cassino. and Etch*. WHY ilr. laehaa TWIN. aid Illautra•ma. at lannrithnsr. TMe ietrind Pad. chub roll b. /*Niched twit us nova, 'WA comas, She llcirate &c with Ihr EA. ' sa w . d t h e peak Foods. MOW ficaraurra. aid Ea. haws. leeMs Pelelirlied Shrritend. Ninety, cad j e e r' , p ale ,- imesunfirs I aid J Ayers', 3.1, Grabilb AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, for CIIILDRIPI C1 , 171'.11 THUIR TENTH. •.4.•.[,N• Sha' Myr Appeased is she Pubhe V.k. fee lA, Ira Ii '.+n. 'the good erre% Ihe AM! NI. CAN S(NI/MINO Ny ur. a.us arr rare ref NI.-41 is the attraftee rsar• Umber sad Nsoe.h.• the folks is. r—The d...ourp Mn. Lee, 77. llowlispatrres. Clerhossell. c... 01 tea Teething at • e• • call. arr. fesernad Pass. 40 irrit•eiaa of the g vans becullosted raeh eaffahhatestue of a. cane it., cbott 1.. v.+ hi.. dso h ins WNW. al .11bp., • ,•• RN° a treat falltite et lb, dy. I to* •1 , 0:9 .It Is at •• eft. rt•. Tie d•Ns,,sl 9of the pi.r..sso day le 140. I '..tram Oise de•tilbed. TM I divna ..1 the • •11 :hat 01 I -el 13011 h• Iry ad is .11 1 .•.. r p.l n.. • IWO Pr. oideree esertord hren to the • 1111 MINIS St ftf!P (esry. 9.. her at , sr, !.r .vide ft. , 1[60. lit ch :that '.i.% a frw Isni, slop' rd aits ts. and I ow hlar. int •samploiss Si"e entl.et) 'towhee, roe Ike chil.ll, h4l, r•t her heals ..sh petted cute. 101 w( the Proprietsser. Jsthrsem aLdll; 4 m. 91. OlNtd'itriet t a•4l. is) ibeir zippo.isiguthi, or ts!' •s• psirripai lirdicsue Vender) i 0 loss awl cumats at le. • vslr. It. ptr.. JOIINFON relie.es a 4 rsval, Pi 1 , , herr, e.nt Tar da, and B.madal awning, Prow. 're 10 len • '4.. .1, a. M..R•y a Mart fr. s a te.pircioNo itoackeel,er, to 4. r Ifj We real altj...to of tiNlsll). COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. At one o'clock yesterday the Court met et Guild hell, end the Loao Mayors informed them, that h► had lest tight received ea important communication from Lord Sitimooth, which, with their Wave. he would read.—(Crier of " Reed!")—tlis lemiship it.en read a letter from Lord Skimmed', thanking him, In the *Growl t• rats, by order of the Niger Regent, for his a , 0 , ,ab10 and efficient mute. stints to preserve the peace of the City daring t►o i.nithfield Meeting ea Weduesday lut.— (hear, Low Vaynr then detailed, at some • xtb, ti r eateurir• arrangement• made by the ' Tito) Ironer to preserve , order 411 the day alluded to, aosi etiii•stril los cordial thanks to persons of every ~• ••I:cti vtly, for the all they afforded him. He • •en drAciihrd Me assistance he had fruited from Public 13• dies; the East India Company, in addi tion in placing t►eir own department in a state of .urn: •'•, had placed at his disposal 590 men. His 1,./11.1,1p then alluded to a printed WI, of a most i.•ti,mtrutory kind, that was posted about the town nn IVr•lnesday, inviting the people to action on that day. It. made every enquiry respecting the aothnrs of that Willows bill, and trusted his information would lead to their detection and punishment. He had radiud information upon oath, that the disaf. Ceded had made every 'effort to call bite action their means of (mirage on that day, and hoped is this great City to have footed (that which was fortuately sad properly trot the fact) abettors to Imo assisted in their project, which was of the most diabolical hied, for it comprised a plot to an guest no less uustreou than that of firing this great C.lts, cod murdering the inAsittitats.—( that o—lbis was their object, be repeated he had information epos oath; bet the firmness and energy of his fellow.citi sena defeated the diabolical attempts of the Wl tiosm—( Year, kw!) On the mistime of Mr. S. Dtsoa, Lord Sidmontlr's letter was ordered to he entered on the Joiroals. Mr. Alderman Woo* then raw* foruard, sad ►eyed to ask his Lordship whether he had, directly or indirectly, any Information of the author of tho printed bill, or any passible means of discovering bilh? Mr. S. Duos ;pis In add►ess the Lord Mayor, bet the worthy Alderman Interrept►d, and insisted upon his right to an answer. saying, "Sorely the Worth) Gootletwas is not ping to moor for the Lord Mayor." the Lou MaYost said, the enquiry was p►rfectly r►solar, and he would give an answer. ile bid some idea that the information which he rec•itrd would laid to the detection of the nether, at least he hoped so; the bill was of the most wont kind, end its contents contetred with the information which he bad received, upon oath, (bat the obj►ct of oho disoffeciftl was, on that day, to fire this gred Cily ) and murder a 1 ilf peaceable tahabriontt -- Mr Aldermen Wean reseed ask!. that he most Lordship —((,lies o f Order. # 2rd. r :) — A• .i Sill trespass still farther upon his Lordship's patience for I.nriiiiiiii% condrwe •n the d e , „• , i ,. !el ~b it, it a more satisfeciery answer. His Lordqhip bad stated was *en as would hard down hiq namo t • the latest ail ha had she heal ia r omooto „ to l o o m an atirmr posterity wish reaped. A bro•!... M•ristrate had was esedistod to fire the city, eed murder its in. adeassered to (centrism 'l. pr. ref - Other. A war. 'habits's. Sorely. thee, it wes of the first import. rant bad ben brash , fr. in the reontey to apes MK. t• inew who these aspiration were, sod to bend Hardtop ref a Waal . f the t .. sr. thil!M bring dune to justice. At • Megistrate, be meld Those who atm detracted from hi, Lordqhip's r sit wound have blamed him, if belied a act' 1.... molly only pledge himself to en (be ass. nektons is upon It. lied ceased the parson to be imissediately ice. promos so important en eiseiry.—(flear, hear, heer!)—With respect to the printed bill, he could Palest. d. If he had not, be would have been me net help recelketing, that dude( his own Mayoralty, fused i.f erglecting his defy through fear.—(,Ales of ea the 2.1 of December, ens bad been posted op No, no!)-11 limiter firmats of conduct had bees every where, en she way moreing of the Spa. formerly displayed, the City Uould sot hen bee. fields Meeting. heeded In letters so very Ise that disgraced by riot end bloodshed. every child *add reed them 16 Spoilt/dr Row!"— Alderman Snotty could not refrain from giving " Go it oey goys!"—" Truth for a Penny!"—Tß. his decided approbation of the Lord Mayor's con. object of that hill as evidently to instigate the ps duct on the dey In (leaden. ple to acts of tinker*, and he bad probed it to the Mr. Gatemen said, he wit al the Compeer whim honey, es he hoped she Lord Mayor said do in the Lord Mayor produced the strain, end asked this cis. Ile bad ascertained that it was printed by whet was to be dens. He (Mr. G.) said, " f he r e a person comacted with nee ef the Corporate Bodies is but ea thing to be dote; and she is, for year of the City (the Beidarell), and with the knowledge, Lordship to do year ditty." ll* (Mr. Cll ) went, sad if net *IS A@ approbation of perms understood to would again, so like each a esiscreent. a reptile, who had disgraced and disturbed the city ad country. he connected with Government.—(Good cries of " Hoer !")—oTho Corporation be was confides, Tim« who tamed tbe Lord Mayor, ask to hat would assist his Lordship le every effort, by rewards beets IN bin place. or otherwise, to detect end punish whoever Asper. Alders.° Woos whiled to know whether the lens were who had been engaged in each Pestaces.— Lord Mayor knew any thing of Life Guards... As far as retarded the yvolow et the late Smithfield beteg stationed in the Green-yard, where Ilse Lord Meeting, not the slightest attempt bad been made by Mayor's carriage and horses se kepi. H e believed any person among them to riot or disorder ; so that there were three, end three horses, for they 0 0fi the author of the bill contemplated what the parties sea in the street. He ImAiri the individual said them' Ives, judging Peso their Wins, evidently did be brought forward who bad made alai , as to that not —( Hear, hear!) object of the Meeting being riot and devasiallen. Mr. S. DIXON said, it would better become the Mr. WILLIANS believed lb• cortiat of the Alder., Worthy Alderman to hate moved theists to the Load wan of his Ward had been ary difPrent from whet Mayor,2ban to hare introduced this conversation. 1 hod been 'elleleuenied ; and if he loot al defatitedi Mr. FAVILLL llllNdeli to 11111 SO-fields bill, ea la Si ms Iles he bed done, he would ha t e takes the dimmed such proceedings altogether, as. . e I tit daily to call him • coined. Ho was most likely to coenterset the weceseary sense of • it post • and he believed the only dread saints, Reform. ~ that the Lord Mayor would Sart Memel( lee Mr. Aldermso WAITNNAN repressed his surprise mech. Though It will prop/tad to heves large form that his Lordship should here said so little about the in readiness, it was wrong in egidhlt It. He bed es hiformaiinn he had received respecting the bill, sad doubt that the Lord Mayor had a right to apprehend so Inch sheet the authors if the plot, to Ire the the was •, but be thought it a very unwise 'leo ors do City. The leper. he theses', might ban been it It such a time; and If the Lord Meyer hid iii• Sparta, for peedeetlal reasons, until sees of she leaded so have °Naiad a broach of the peace, be conspirators were detected. After alledieg to the amid not hate taken a more efforts& way. H e b e . soi.fiehlq bill, and the Gelber of it, the Worthy Al- holed, if the seal of the Lord Meyer had era twee derma said. be wee not prepared to attach the it. ermined by the advice of his brother Magistrates, do west wriest to bills et tech • description; and whets Meeting would not bate passed off so easily. This be recollected the auchtostioas of (Amer an d o th er fell aidrofffitta did not etci•e distetbenee, nor Mod ipire, he could not overlook the possibility that per. abort Olitets acid Castles le snap the people. aria of s similar dscription might be at work at Mr. JACKS was sorry this gelation had draws present—(!hs' !)—wilb a view of Inciting such a forth so such piety heat. Thie wee the Stet tinsels* ferment as wood Give room for the introduction of had heard cf sof seal le presertiog the peace of force to pet down all freediscasion nine the Peo. the City. Ile was of °pintos that if the Lord m n y, b r pie. With 'area to Meetings like those alluded to, bad s deed out i, te se ken , he the w pr oul s d ee ha ag ye at warrant he, in general. looked upon them as the worst ene- o mies of real Reform, on i of the opportua t. triennia infuriation. sips they afforded of ailing into play the indiscreet Mr. Oman. defended the conduct of Mr. Alder. seal of individuals. Ili believed, however, that the min Wnithmen Whim the charge of indecesley sad grs.l mass, of the People were sound, and that they fetesperaen which had been brought against him.— could out be led away without greet eacitemeet and He admitted that the Lord Meyer was b o und so take match difficulty. The miner in which the Meeting Harrison ; but he ought to hate had him watched by on Wednesday wee , ot y , shoos ,' that the People Co.. his constables, and taken after the Meeting was over. instated nothing violent ; tied was, he knew, the Mr. SMITN had hoped that seme of the Alders.. opinion of persons residing on the spot in Swittifield, would hare mead the Thanks of t h e Court to the arid who during the Meeting oily dreaded theorem , . Chief Magisirete; but as that bad not been done, It aim, of intemperate interference as the tarn Oats ass his intention to de se. He then censured the diner. Ile hoped that impalas wield be spared to dis- conduct of Mr. Alderman Weinman, in coming to cover the whom ( if t h ere were soy) of 5, f oo l a con. the Cowper, acid protesting against the conduct of 'piracy as that of lying the City sad mordering the the Chief Mishits', In the way he did. Ao epistle inhabitants. Fan the information ass Meer ought cation was made to the Lord Mat or ,o send his nee. to be attended to in tech a ease, with a tiew of bring. stables to pall down the blordy fag, with the words int the eintoiry to some issue. Looking, however, " Liberty or Death" open It ; bat his Lordship re. at the Meeting, sod at the bogey grialloces sod dis. I lased to lend his constables to any seeb purpose as tresses of the People, he did not think insimating the i escitiers brae' of the peace. He then concluded 1 possibility of their being participates, by conlempla. Iby main the Thanks of the Cost to the Lord lion, in bloodshed and rapine, was the kindest way Mayer for the efl.cto.ii measures he had taken to pre. of tontine them. For his own part, he empress, his ' one the peace of (Ito City. astonishment that the Maths, under all the circus. Mr..lt a seconded the motion. stances, went off as quietly as it did. Nothing amid Mr. Put. Les stated, the preparations fade by AO be more rash or ill.advised, or more against the Vas. Sheriffs, by col:ecting their Officers in the Charter. einious, opinion of all the Magistrates, thee the sp. house, to csop e with the Lord Mayor if ma.. pearls* of Dragoons he the streets of the City on enfl• Wednesdly ;it was against the espies understand. Mr. Alderman WAIIIIIIIII appealed to the Cone, wit „hit • soldier should not h ow , th oug h th e r a j whether he was lik e ly t . lies. a •tocl iii the Vann lest mesas mere taken to have an ;deviate force at imitated to hilt% For his own part he was ski. band, is case:dens. He was else astonished, at mined that it was half.past elan o'c'ork is the fore. the very time of the Meeting, to W. some of the . soon of the 2lq#, hetore he knew where the Lewd Light Horse in Gdospor.street, end, se he had heard, Mayor was. Ile had gone soil protested *ain't I actually determined, were it not for the admonition seeding the firemen, *So were recta Cattail's, Into of some of the Civil Power, to impede the procasin Sinithileid, ss wells, 'saint I • oivstaty ?swing go the then passing fur the Chairman of the Meeting. The streets ; hot he hay not dose so iii the way replanted ; worthy Alderman then reprehended, iii the warmest hut he was received in a way whin all who know his (eras, she rash and intemperate set if sending 30 or I Lordship's enJuebted erbenity,woeld ',fell, coisceivea 40 Gambles, its the very twiddle of the baskets it 1 Ile bed simply said that be protested against meek the Maths, to arrest Harrison. (Cries of "Worr) I masses es bringing the seldleis into she efts. 11• TS* Leett hi &Telt dvittvd that any Orsenos .ere cools! Not after in this Vote of Thank.. bee , ste. IT by his wheels in the City. The City light Hone it bed not been for the misses endorse of the were only in Gilisper-atrat, oee or two et a time, Alderson, he believed that the military ~std hies_ . riding to revok e his orders every half hoer, as to the bar celled on, sod disorder God siefeein wan state of the Meeting. Ile warmly aelienserted piton hate ensued. the Worthy• Aide(Matheson) rsen's ( conduce. Ile The Lees IWATOW said, be nest be.' In emltesse was Sid he had levelled those Gentlemen (the Goy Itt"el i" '" "ii in sly " li a r Y' Opfer@ . 1 usoruis. he ~•. .. it o w Light Hem), sad had endeavoured is Imago, she oid set knew liner, In she op hi s IV' •,^^ : 15101+1e In attack then---bb ended gkespeosenr In bad erdWred thst a essofeitattel pereen e . said be al A