The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-16 00:00:00

LORD COVIIRAINh's SQUADRO.V. Tito plosats*, 24, Csptsin Hickey, striver, yes. Unity mottight at Portsmouth, from the South Ame rican Vation, last from Ili.. Janeiro, whence she sailed on the Bth of Jane. S'.e hutted about two valiant r.f dollars:ft Rio, (colts (.i.us, and hrnoght t o England shoot I 10,00.). erc.turtt. 'and Ant!f111:14e:19, C1;1•1011 SLIiIt•IT, haling also t re on !Instil, passel Lira eoehrsoo's mos. dron, in the South tiers, hot his l..rilship slid not even dittulttr the sileitrsl intention of ifliff ruring either of MO .algal. opt deon appeared in eacelient miler ; said it is but j is. tine to his Lordship awe, that he has Cot / 0. sorted to any ondne or itorroper means to man his *hips; bat, on the eoistrafy. in every instance of complaint being made to him by the Masters of mere chant.shipping, of any of their eft.* having deserte•l fte liar, he ordered tbe men In he again instantly and •a haat d their respeetivo ships. The Blossom fell in with a .haler, the Master of which related a recent h olaio ro obi, conduct of his Lordship, in respect to 12 of the rtes. belonging to his ship. The state ments its the Americas Papers, thelefore, mast be Incorrect. The following is a list of the Patriotic squadron in Chili, on lb. 9th of April last :- 07ttaahrs frigate (late 18 rms. Laid Cochrane. Elag•l'apt.,iii Clio of the Royal Na',). a caw ylesves tof vista nearly all to is l ads g Ss. Martin (late Cam. becloud lodumaal, 60 goo., 490 wen, Ametieans, nod il.liaistom, Capt. Williso.ou (Lae of the I r.t India ('o-..pa'y's envier); Ls Jere f lame Owe p isidhani Ireli,onlia). 39 ants. heal. h, Americans, and Chilooma Capt. liaise ',late of the Royal Navy): Charm:morn corvette. 14 arms. Capt. Cars.' (Urn% or she Royal Navy). RIO men. English. Atoms eaas, rod Chilanom g Atkaao brig, IS gam. Capt. Railway they Master's note lathe Royal Navy), HO airs, Ilagli.h. Ame ricans, t hilariors g liolverroo brig. IS moor. tops. Speigh (Lies roan' of the Royal havy). t:1 Aniericaso, bog (7hihnoes I 14.o:I 'loop of Mu (ktie Ergloh), ant yet San lied In ollar“s appointee: Pateetaa. 16. gala brig. sot momsed, Captain Nokomis I (liftman .eboomer, 10 goes. Capt. Cull (hoe a Lirotratsat ia the Rossi Notylt Horatio, corvette. and tiorao.n. :.6. Alt• . t both lay M.; al the Rio d,..la•Plata, lately Imo North Alamitos. 'fie f o llaolng is a list of the Spanish shipping at she 4th February last t Vartgansar, kl rot frigate. Stiu men g Esmeralda 6:1 diito, 961 tors; Itesol •sioo, 33, ditto. 10 teen; 3'. starry of war, 91d owe g Si. Sebaoian. romette, 20,1 wag Pegoela. IS, brig, 131: Maws. 16. dot.u. l it* C . Lod, soles. after a desperate eavagetorat %%Oh the Resolution fr.gate. The above were lying is tho Roads of Callao, Lima, ware badly manned, eud in very bad order.— There ale alto a peal number of sontboais end lunches, which are manueil, when wanted, by the crews of the ahipping. The Blossom left the Creole, Commodore 8011111.9, at Rio, preparing to go round Cape llorte. The Ten. and Favourite were its Pie Riser Plata; and Andromache, Shirley, and korai, Wife in the loath Seas; filaccdouian, American bigot., was at nisch NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. DM.►r., Ara. 13.—Arrived sod sailed for the River the Knapion, Christie; Inuits, Cook ; Enteraie., Blair; Woodford, &WWII ; Mountaineer, Jeffer son; sad Eduard, Ginnie's,' from Jamaica; Hearn, S..prr, from Sr. Viuceist's ; sod Minerva, F,anklood, from Yew Bronswiek. PLYMOUTH, Atm Id —Arrived the Bromley, Ilfr roses, from 13this for Rsinhergh.—Pas4.ll op Chen wet the Harmony, Robinson, front Ba;titunte for Itotter.:sm; Mary, Sprain, horn gavainish, far Am• sterdern ; and Reward, Shsrp, from Prince Edward's leland io 2S cloy!. As►wnceN, Atm. 111.—Arrived the Doe, Creig. from Greenleaf, 7 fish ; and Hercoles, Ingle', from Greenland. 4 fish. rORTIKOUTII, Aro. 15.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Spartan, from Burbadoes; Colombo transport, from ditto, in 28 days; and Star transport, from St. John's, Ne•foondland, in 18 day's.—Sailed the Agamemnon traneport, for Chatham.—The Colombo has broi.iht home the crew of the Erne sloop of war, which I ran ell a shoal near the lite de Sal, on the I.t Line, and was totally lost. The crew were landed on the islanti,and were take, from thence by an American brig, and landed at the ],land el S. Jahn, from whence they were curried by a Portuguese vessel to Bsrhadorer. The S!or brings an account of a t dreadful sre at St which has destroyed property to the moon, of upwards of 100,0001. Huta.. Au°. 14.—A letter received here from the Brunswick (with 19 ash, 220 tone), dated Peterhettl, Oth inst. states, that she left the costar,' the I2th July, and that the ships were all waiting for the ice oprolog. The Leviathao was with the Brunswick at Stromtiess. Illawica. Aca. 15.—Arrived the Auckland packet, from (u haven.— Sided, she Resofoy packet, for ; Emily packet, for Holland ; sod Thetis par k•', for Cottenheugh, all with Moil.. Hutt, Atm. 14 —The f..lloairg is an extract of a letter received here from Leith this morning. The account ass brought by the Andrew Marvell, of this port : Albtoo.s ti.l r At.gbygg 'ii • roil'. II ; Ad.), 4: R•othpli, 6 g Plum irlt, 19; CandHiar• i i ilerkeit6.4d i I clips,. 5: 1 42.1 04 . 4 . 6 t E 41114 'Pe. 1( Egur.trier, ^t E rl 1-'4:c"n berg, of Giinalat. 40 1 1 rel. - ..khlP, G ariurr Jo-rp:.. 6 g 4 g Jnho, 11* Kier°. It 4 Ler. 6i logi.olw, lii Ogggn, 21: Notre ...1i Ho, el Grocer, 3I SI , so, 4; 834110. i.. 2; Sielel ,l 44. 111.41.1 en, ti Trig I..ge. g L ph) r, 9 ; FALIIOUTII, Ava. 13.—Arrived ell' this port the Fortitade, Imola, from Jamaica, in nine weeks : spoke of Cape Antonio, on the 15th JUIIP, the Amanda, from Gibraltar to Ilseannab ; and in lat. 43. 27. lung. 36. 27. spoke the Jamea Munroe, from Liverpool to New York.—Vdtoris, Tate, from 'rd. whist, in six weeks; spoke on the 7th inst. the Swarm, Teyler, horn Cork fur Nowfoondlead.— Nettie*, Cowell, in 30 days from New fork, for Antwerp; spoke on the 3)th July, in ht. .13..13. long. 33. 20. the Peczy, of Loudon, fur lislifst; and en the lOsh August, in ht. 50. IS. long. 9. 37. the Rhotlie, ef Ayr, for St. Andrew's.—Arrived the Cnrd Intent, 11am, from Petersbergh ; Prince, BraithwaPos. from Mirsmir.i, in thirty days; spoke 30th July, in lat. 45. 51. long. 30. 30. the Spring, for Quebec; sod sth August, lat. 49. 8. long. 16. 30. the Mary, Ilebertson„ for Prince Edward's Island.—Osborne picket, wish a Mail, from the Islands; sailed from St. Thomas's the 1411 s July.— Sandwich packet, with • Mail, from Jamaica, in 32 days, and (tom ('socked Islautl, io 25 days: spoke 111 F, STATDNAN. on 214 July, in lat. 30. 53. long. 59.51. the Richard and Soh,lle. from Derhndoes for London, out 11 days; and Celle, from Demerara for Cleegors. oat 19 dips: 21th July, in let. 3'_'.4+l. long. 59. 3. 'puke tie Alice, from Antis'* for London, oat 14 daye: 25. h, pissed in las. 33.17. long. 57. 53. the ship VlPlll4rn Manning, from 51. Kitt's for London, nut 19 del,. the Prince lirnow packer, fur Lisbon, end Lady 111ery Pelham packet, for Ja. mein, both with Merle. of our escerent Coostitedoo. If we bad been repre sented, would, for insetecs. 10,0001. a year hate been givers to a !total DA*, for 'kiting his sick and aged parent? —(Crier of no, NO )-11* WI so much the public or Itth Ease tier,, squandered in paying any QUM fur folfilling that en', to which he was line rioulgy cornmawletl, coot only by rfii;ion, heel by the Ices r.f ci , ure? Ant tl is enormous !UM if argil from the ',p r y h• 3, cor• of an e••rburtheurd and eel Sir; Penult ! If I •ere to go to Liroriu.ol to WO toy old fati; , ,r, and asked him to reword me for WT- I hie done whit I might to d•—asked bins to bear my espenres, and remunerate me for my trouble, I assure you, Gentiemen, his face would admirably become the esti of liherty.—(.4prfnose.)—Au admired wtiter of antiquity ob rrrrrr 'toot the valley is so entered with corn, that there is none to reap it. This is ap• Pliteble to England. We hate every thing in plenty hut whom do our oppressors salter In enjoy it • • • • • • • Mr. BlqterShy Ilia here Interrupted by a bustle in the crowd, orcssioned by some constables pabblug through to the hustings, to tske Mr. Cierrorth into custody. Some manifestation of a rescue wee at. tempted, but the persons on the cent desired that no resistance should be offered, and the Prisoner was borne away wirhost further obstruction. The Magistrates of the neighboering towns of Bolton, Warrington', &c. &c. had 'rumbled, Mr Ilant sad his party bring esp.:led. Several pet. suns presented themse:ves as bail for Clewortls, bet none if them being deemed satisfactory, he was taken to Wigan gaol, escorted not of town by a party of II . A person of the muse of Stirrup, who had offered himself as bail, was kept in custody, I being recognized as the treasurer of a penny sub scription Cl the Cross Keys, in Leigh, and was m uskied at some length as to the object of the sob. scription ; pert of the arnoont received, he admitted, was psid to the Propriet it of the ilanchester Ilb• server, for the pipettes of advertisements, awl other purposes. When sskerl as in the way the other pert wis appropriated, he pp.slesi, w hmher he was bound tin answer that 11110•11na, cud twin' told he ans not, an twice,. 110 •st liberated on bib own recognizance to api ear jestelday at Wigan, to smart further. • Mr. Ilisstraise reronted his address.--Cenite• men, your behaviour en this oil ocest.loa has been such as evinces you to he the true friends of the Ise a and Coostisolitto of the country. You haw, acted nobly, aid sireo a rorn!tlete refutation to the calumnies of )our deapicsh!... enemies, who are incto.r..eshly chorine., that all their attempts to pro. spite you 1 , riot are brelf-vtoal. The hosioe.s on which oo were r , itritetl is now at its termination ; I do earnestly •utritai that every one will go to his re spective home. ll..fore the Chairman dissolves the Nlevtiog; I weld propose a Vote of Thinks to those eleborat• utiles., who hese so ably adeccated cause of tasteful Monty ; and to those who, by their ti to and patriotic concoct, have stimulated as to our present molet %oars to otraht that l.bert! in it. perfect pori's.—Opp(ayse ) Yates of l'hatiks wele then giant to Messrs. Cob. trovOirtiA•r, S!..rw,n. •10 other patriotic writers. / 1 11.. to Henry Hoot, F:.l. r Cbsrlcs Wolseli, ll .j •r C.rior'sht, Mr. K .11t. Salton, and I 1:r. Wrne. . _ At lialf.pest six, a most onpreceden!eil and wan ton above of power overtired. Aa m',tht 'laterally lie Impeded, there were several grouper of people, not more than half a &ton in • Ware, en:l in all not more than noe hundred of the fourteen thousat:d seenbled in the Market-place, tall.ine over the busi ness of the Meeting. On a sadden appeared the Maxislriles with a body ell I.llfite. The Riot Art •as read, col the soldiers imoteeiat.ly rushed upon these sien tl ea dlog people. They role after the people throne' the Church-yard. One man who was going on businrav was wantonly cot on the arm. When oar acenunt left Leigh, all yea as peaceable and quiet as it was before the frantic interference alba Mies. traits and military. Tue MAXIM Tnane.—The differences between the millers and their workmen, in Dewsbury and the neighbourhood, are partly adjusted, hat the recoil eilistion is not yet very cordial. Such of the work. men as have been able to obtain work have got the advance, which apron fabric.; merle with piece weft, is • rite from 7.1. in 12:1. ; and on those with blanket weft from 91.10 15J. a warlern of sit pounds. There is also an advance in the wages of the billy-spinners, the kutiy-opinners, the raisers, and the Norris; but it is not egeal to the Improvement in tlie wager of the weavers. It swats that the I . u/unties removed the interdict against the employment of females iu the warping department, but they adhere steadily to the principle that no female shall he allowed to weave and apin, elmt for their husbands or fathers. The NINXiMPOIII of wages they bate firma at 244. per week (or a 1)01y-spinner or raiser ; at a guinea for a jenny. spinner ; and at 201. for a weaver ; and any person returning to do more work than will produce these wakes, is to pay half-..guinea to she " Uni4n," or to be 'whirled. Twelve hours a day is the time al lowed for work in' • mill, including meal.times, end persons exceeding these hours are subject to similar penslties.—( Leeds Mercury ) . Cows 1 7 .11C11111111P, AUG. 16.—Tbe 'll..rket this tanning ono oisial, Hippll44l. Ilia MI twat, unA oat I 'isle at 14.1 M.outa)*, saerptr. re* %Aral arm at Masao. tbe qa,131,, of which w h . eerimi., bet to Ibr produce of 1.81 )ear.—liar /Wiry uppo.t. List Muistlay% e.. —ll,e firth Oats Is. dewier.—il• sat. as.tl Yras utftred at tract prices. other anieli M allrrloinu. *owe ( haglikk) .... TO Ti rues Pea 48 50 New di's'. o.ftu (Foreign) .... Si ill Old dn. — Rye ......... ... ... XI :ki lick d.. 4O 4? &Hey .35 511 I (Mks New I Flee .1... .. . Malt 54 7! I ihgand do :O3 White Pens 3, 40 • Ford d,), Blew ditto ...... tutu 6O 6 , Ditto , & N0de,, ...... 41 46 . Accolade...... &mirror La. Aid. Iti.—Three ens n good *apply of on kind of l'ottle Veit. :normal at ;darnel i peer* yrs I►tt.— Mutten. lamb. Veal. ood fork ',or mho. Market. .1 he t,a,rrw•t in lie flay .I..r►et. tlen mot wen sie ot toe iroutati.e..—Sltow ot:to .t pries% The ...meted is ■ refuel ttate..eut W Sic idietbett and pokes at Munn s To 4isk 11. t. Ors.l, per MIS of Ober. Beet ... 4,. Rt. to 8.. 41. I Heel d Cabs ON dor . Mottos —44. 81. k. 5.. 4d. Pewit, ...... ....... 11190 V till ... 3. 41 I- to 6.. 01. Morey ood Mar ..... lI.WO l'ort .- .5.. 01. to 6s. 0.1. Calve. La1......146. U. to 6.. 6t. Pin ai 11Alt-MARKET. Hoy .. 41. 0.. 04. ... 61. 04 M. Closer .... dl. 04. 0.1. to 71. 104. 06. OM, .... 11. 19.. 01. t.. 11. llt. 04. SURREY ASSIZES. tROYDOSI, Ava. I°. Ale late honr thi4 afternoon, its. icily*, Sr A. Risk and Mr. Liston Garrow ) wised here hoot Lewes to open the Commission. Art.' procor , ling to church, tire Grand Jury were sworn in at 114 e Croy* side. Au:. It. At'IER a. fAltllllll, This wes an action of assompsit against one or dna Sheriffs of Loudon elect, So recover thirteen seeks •ages, at the rate of 20.. per seek, and the sum of 11. 15s. being the balance of • sem of 31. 13s. eta seised by the Defendant to the Plaintiff's 011, as/ha county allowance of Lis etpences as a witness sviiwit a man name) MlEroy, piosecuteLl at thst 0:J Bailey to conviction and eaecutinn, by the De.; fendani. Mr. Gurney and Mr. Dallied rentineterl the Plaintiff', am; and Mr. Nuke and Mr. Ryland the Defendant's. It appeared in evidence. that the Plaintiff had for merly been a Gently/nut's servant, and after being two years not of place, be was hired by the De fendant, by whom he was empin7ed for about 13 weeks. During his continuance In she service of thw Dofessdant had inn to prosecute a man named hl4:voy, at the Old Diary, end en that occasion the Plaintiff attended as a 'Pulley, and the Court hay ing allowed the espences of the Prosecution, a sum of 31. 151. was awarded by (Le Clerk of Indict mews to the Pleintiff, which was received by the De fendant, who paid the Plaintiff 31. on account. For the balance and the wages due to Lim the present crot ilon was brought. The defence vet op to the claim of wages w-t, that the Defendant bad taken the Plaintiff into his env. I ployment merely from motives of charity and bees volence, without any agreement for wages. The Plaintiff being one of several &stressed injects re duced to beggary and starvation by the pressure of the lime+, the Defendant, vri.ls that pure spirit of he. norolence and pltrioristn which has mat bed the tone of his public conduct since the Metropolis bas b.en blessed with L.s auspicious resii!ence, hail graciously Wended the lit!pilg hand of Chtistifn charity to the I Plaintiff, and who.' misetnble cLiecta, until they could be more suitably placid beyond the reach et •ant, but had never contemplated the relation of master and servant, with a view to pecuniary 'moo. sibiiity in the shape of uses: 1 This was the modest end unaffected spirit of the defence set ep. Proof. how erer, was given that the I Plaintiff lad received 71. on 'wren!, anti a letter was pat its, written by the latter. in whir% he sc. I know ledgrol the 1.1-fendant's goodness, and the ebli ! gations under which be laboured. A witness wag called, who gave it as his opinion that 24. 6.!. per 1 week would be a proper quantum mcruil for soy set. 1 sices the Plaintiti might nave t•etfortned doting the 1 time he was with the Defendant. I Mr. GCRSIET was heard in reply, and . _ _ . The Learned Judge having sutna;ed op the cate to IheJery. they were satisfied that the Plaintiff's claim was well established, and they gm him a verdict of 71. 151. 'scissile of ell deductions. CROWN AlANsLAucai A young Geol - leM;r7 - ,tiaM - rd I'ro4, son of Mr. Frost, of Egham, was put to the bar, charged by the Cosonet's Inquisition with f.loai~e•ly killing and slayirg a men seined Saunders, at F.4ltem, by shooting him with a loaded gen. The Grind Jery bad thrown oat a bill for marislaugLw. Mr. Frost had been admit.ed to !Jai!, and abed pot to the bee, seemed greatly affectot! by the so lemnity o 1 his situation. No Cutts-1 wpre (Vainest for the presecetion ; and Mr. Common Serjesnt op. peered for the defence. Therese disclosed la evidence no 'n a' Vane, this —The house of the Prisonet's father had fie-qeedtly been shacked by rubbers, and a few nights before the unfortunate occurrence In question, it had actually been robbed of property to a considerable amorot. A matt servant its the house had for some time pre viously been in the habit of receiving the clandestine visits of the deceased unknown to the family. These visits were generally csld after night fall, and some. times after the family had retired to rest, and II • man, open Lis evidence, admitted that the deceased, who was a servant out of place and in distress, used sometimes to sleep in Mr. Frost's stable. On the isi/ht the accident happened, the family were all rev tiling to rest, and the Prisoner hid gout to bed, whets his sister came into his room to take away his candle. Hearing seine noise in the g ttdote, resembling the aontad of a heavy shower of rain, he desired his sister to open the window and see whether It errs raining. Upon looking out, she saw a man at the kitchen-it i,•dow, and trying to own it. She is,e the alarm to her brother, who immestiateli jumped up and went down with his gen. The alarm having disturbed the man, he was moving off in greet haste, when the Prisoner demontlecl Lis business there, Na 4 answer was given. Th• demand was repeated again soil again, but no reply was received; upon which the Prisoner discharged his gust at him, end the on. I fortunate man fell wounded to the ground. The ildroner itornedirtely returned to the house, bet Ili, pity being elicited br the groans of the dying M au, he came to his ',lief, end Ile was brought into the house, anti then it ems discovered that he was a (retell of the footman, who hail come to see MA In the hope' of getting a lodging for the night. A sergeon was immediately sent for, end every attention and kind. nem was shown that his unhappy sitottion required; but in a few hours afterwards he expired. The de , o w e r a r s e ed f o si e l n re d n i n brought in p o w f ü b r a e r l eo s: fo tb td, and o e utor o lt me i a yusde from the place where he fell. Burrs! most respectable persons gave the Pflaanet the highest Possible character, end he wa s spoken of as e youth of orntle soil humane di • ersities. raltr:glis..4;ll;lh:etrimoren::Cehd;aitithz:Behoe jwireyloaninocdhesorclgrytathiehtelioestncehtieffircwie:iess;:icirihrtrannehne.:,:i hopitimp•l Wall no more than one o to eiirochmicath every snc,s housekeeper w The Jury immediately to:d na : l ire ° urdnclicti similar of A'ot allbe f o o f re it h h e rum we w s e r r e .e sto pf ros mn s; arhoeudibliftio.Y;goarmenadotrsehmhei!cPrtraiiomsnoi,nlyer'ecer, ived the dendoltog User- I 1 I rhfrinew 1 fru..l„. ... . Malt 54 71 Pagano do yB :0 ceased when hr"oght in was harvfooted, and his shoes the Mae Pell! iv's. Blevrd inn .... ....... ,_ _ 1 Etea. timer Ditto Moneta .... ..... 41 46 . Accolade— . have „ 43 ti/ „. eIIITIIIIELD. ALL 14.—Ikrrs air 11 eyed sap Iv of hit 3-.veral most reapectable persona gave the Prisoner nit . kin 4 of Oink. tki. noraili ::e 41arkei t prlret a. le rr I►ti the W it hal: gw , :.ihle character. and he was spoken of at e , Mashie,. lamb. Vral. nnd Pork 3 tn,r is hut Illarkrs! I ' • as it youth of t rntle and hantana di•poailioe. „,t he tar.in,s in lie flay ‘l..rkei Hsi. ....t wag Was 1111111.4Clid 141 , . Ihrnn G a amuse, antler the circeesstaercs 4 are 41 Iml Twat...N.—Slum 111 to ot 1.1.1 week'. price. One. The ...meted is a CUM Ci tiatelllrld at ere hearken and picas ,fivelosed, directed the Jury to actinic the Prisoner, fut . at Mullet : s barging them, that the melancholy event which hart haveo sisk the HINI, per Mad Ober fleet .... Si.S Rt. en b. 44. I Helm ef Calle illiadar st slave *sties ..44. 61. ft. 5.. 4d. Praia .._ _ ...... Sof Y" l 4 -- •5c km w 6.. Ul. slim h oe 1 lama ••••• 'LW ° elreernstancea. h a wa s no more than wasen onfebthitoseenancitrisfos r im in i n i f a: 4 „ Perk ....5•. 0.1. In 6s. 0.1. Calvia ay. t. h a h b„___,‘„ ILL ea (1.. 6t. Pin. .... ..... ...• • • our 11,111M 1 1.1.KF:T. Guilty, and the Primmer, 7 be f ore fund he a w ir :s ra :t c s t lo o f f e. l4V„ / Hay ..—... 41. 0. 01. 1.. 61. On od. se The Jury immediate! the bosom of his family, ell of *hoot were present pels. Closer .... it. o . h. 1.16. to 71. PAL Od • cod its MN Sings .... 11. 115. od. 4. 1 1 . S. 04. g reat etl; ctivey received the evoduliog Slier- . . . / -- • ' • --........---- • • REFORM MEETING ~IT LEIGII. There hat been a Pahlie Meetln; at 1•Ish, near Alauchester. consisting of upwards of 14,t1)0 persons. A corisrlitaneity of feeling anti sentiment appears to pervade the whole rank of distressed artisans. None of the tyrants from Manchester attended, nor did Vie, sesta any addresses of art ; their hearts dictated their words. About two o'rlerk the opeekers ascended a plat. form, made by Iwo carts lashed t o gether. Mr. 11. 'hatenser the 'unions by slating, that they hail come there that day for one of the most important purposes ender theater. ; it was that of cowl dering Ilse means of emancipating from misery and went . ' most of the inhabinnts of that once 'hunching and happy township; he desired the crowd to conduct l i themselves in a peaceable manner, fur the purls's', of frestratiste the plane of their enemies, whose grertest wish was to see them commit sumo act which would •Ifssad a rirrell for intercepting the proceedings. lie proposed that Mr. flambee should take the Chair, wit'ch was tamed unanimously. '1 he CHAIRMAN briefly returned thanks for the honour the appintmeot had conterred op3n him : lle was about to make some ob lions respecting a cap of liberty, with which he onderstood the Fe ate!. Reformers of Leigh intended to roesent the Meeting; when a deputation from item Inked with a handsome worked cap of green, blur, and white silk, enshlematies! of the three kin.t.l urns, and A re.' ' Ilse. with the ii;.nti•tion ANNUAL PAR LI A• Mb:"; I . S. Li:WV 111•!A I. SC FFIt and ELEC TION BY lIALLOr. They were received with a roend of sprints twee, epplause. Mr. CLEwott ill moved that a Vote of Thanks be given to she Ladies fur their noble conduct. Mr. 11armest:1 - , after the hailing were handed on the bovines, in seconding the motion, ohs d that the motive of his assent was the disiaterevrilly pa triolic behaviour of the ladies. They hail followed the sublime 'sample of the Ladies of ancient U and lt ,, me. who had ever been fs.remost in the S.W pot lof their mike l'011110ries.—( owl appluase.)— Whatever were the distress, whatever ihn danger which threatened their corin'tics, those intrepid an l -.sgni- Inimous r m sl, s had All ay I evinced the lamest courage in throne, and 1,0 ps ive , ion was imp ot el iCy,llJl rather wills 111. utmost clic stfutoe.s. bort., in the other.— Such • spirit was now esincr.l by thin, squally et)• premed and suffering •istere.—(flisplerese.)—The cap whii.h they had Own boldly borne ft rnegis she streets of I: i.:11 was, is. fief, nntwithstarstlisse she trausaetions of nor enemies, the glorinses emblem of real and rational liberty.—(Grced apploote.)— it was the IfrittMPlS pf that liberty, for the Otis of wit eh a me of the heat and great :sat men hid their hlcod.—(Applinue) Our sisters than deserve our heartiest tiswolts, and I hope that we, who tom pose this Meeting, shall ever return the liveliest re. mentbrence of their noble and glen:ins esample.— (Immente oppluuse.)—The vote rf Thanks was then carried by acclamation, sad a salute of hums was given by the whole Meeting. Mr. CLIWOUTII then proceeded to read the Re. solutions, ten in number, which ernbrsced the usual trpica, sit.—That the People were not represented; that the Brireughmongering system ruined the land ; that they pledged themselves never to give op advo cating Refurim until they had accomplished their ob ject, &c. Th. Resnlotions having been seconded, they were put to the vote and passed. Toe Address of the Female Reformers was nest read, amid general ac t lamation : it was very spirited and sensible: it ap pealed to the hearers as to the extent of the dis- tress in their respective neighbourhoods ; it stated that they could not stay contentedly at home and hear their children crying in vain fur bread; they 'Owed the Reformers to p !e in their struggle, and they were sore to gain their poiut &c. So ;non as the Address bad been read, Mr. SMLTIIAM, of Bedford, presented himself. —lle began by stating the distress of the poor, and, in the ct.orse of his harangue, endeavour►d to Brace the origin of such distress. SAlrle he said, hail stated thst it arose 111 a puni►hment for the sins of the lower orders; but this, said he, is de nied by the prospect of a bountiful supply of grain— others shill, the present dioress arose from the tronfi. lion fr ors a state of oar to a state of peace, but this be also dented; it could only arise from the patent of Taxation, ttitnuch the want of a der Represen tative System. Ile eahorted the populace to be prsceshle ; but, at the same lime, to be firm. They had already pissed one winter of traitress wretch. Miles', and what might they eapert from another, unless something (unusable occurred at lent to keep thrir hopesaltre: bat a Reitman, he caid, must ol,iroste ly take place, fo► that thelleformers Ve•reterengthenisig every where by increase of numbers in Eitglanil, nod from Wales, Scotland, and Ireland, en that nothing could resist them, and madness and wickedness only could try In pot them down. Mr. RsurnsaT spin addiessed the Meeting. Formerly, every worktnon cosh, obtain his live lihood by honest labour. Industry was the means by which Providence permitted us to live. Toot permission is now taken from no ; the substance, the profits of oar labour co to the supp o rt o f idleness sad worthlessness. Some lime ego we might have purchased with two shillings, forty pounds of oat meal bust!. lie mentioned this, because 100 miles off it might not be known that such of es as are enabled to procure it, lire upon oatmeal breed alone. nut now that sum will not purchase Bibs. The rea. sots has already been stated, and breasts* we have disci:erred the source of our erievences, and because we exercise the right of matikitid in complaining of them, and endeavouring to obtain redre.s, we are de. nominated seditious; bet give as only 39.1h5. for our money, and we shall then become very loyal sobjecla.l (Immcnse applause..) All our evils arose fres the shies i