The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-26 00:00:00

11111 l, ) eat air A, den / 4 41 . . h •I. ('rut sio • • - • •01Fe • • 7.‘ • . 4"` • ktt. • • Cl t e I coinai N(. osiimo.,3la N. 4ro. 1.9N1)01v, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 26, Ibi9 hut g ft► " The Cause for uhich HAMPDEN fell in the Fidd. and SeDNEY died on the Scogniti " A POSI CITE FACT. QM &awl Calrtitt *Vitt I• I hrl'oblie ( 4 n.ldef so, rig ow on 'S. F .., their 4,•etoit.e) tha. titer Mr, It MD. •d treistely PAID to the 11N& 1110 1 1 P. MON P. Y ha' it PIT LPK ULF:4. by Pla.V shim vs Ohre 0111 re. trele.tine the w 11.4 • or the I. FOUR 0 TERI FA. wlkh ra.ia.ae•lTWO Moses of £0.0.0, 21.4 MF. Prise. of A 1,1 n 110,1. The rpleat (.oiler, will redoes I . it 1i) Y NP.XT. TM el e -lawns TWO Prunes of A5.).!41.) nod tattoo 'other Capita*. T Sharer are rim Bde al SET marl Co.'. Rare% ' , it. Peolit) i 11, CtsariacCres. I awl Si, A.ldgait !g,—•.rret. 111KFR1.F.:44 PCOI. RATFic CITY-110AD.- Tri io (;..aileoire who ere f,od or Bithine. iir who ere drsiroiss ir on tiring the sweral art of SW I M MINU. wi:l ...erosive a res.llll2lll at toe above 4A ru t iwtslch are the lar,gra au! wag setrbrideJ any In ape Kip/. dorm Ad • 113.0 r how Five is the blarriaii 1.11 Desk le the Esi Su- • •116.4. r It —Siov'e Ruth, 14. N. It. rh ~ a h. ore . tonal% roi• liv Dr. liagb.. am., M.. I ono. it. lilerrnivittam Hem .11 flI 1.1 0 U A NI) 1,1 VElt COM PI.A I a a'.ld owl ere. legal retwedy f..r all tho-e iiir.tdera which • inwe in a .mated henna of the liver *art biliary arrow, Pause's. tali. e•ti n. l.rrr of appetite. Lead-aches, heartburn. epatarr, enytireiwys. alferisuor of (Welker. Air. lie. , T le • uitti the whirrs truth. that DllON's Al 111111.1 011 P PILLS bate net with wore veersl app...eat fain any ..tuer Medicine whatever. Thu e.,nwitute• their re r winend .1 an la the role, of th- ah.rte e.nnel.Wirr. They .ralte every ree,,emeadalical of wish mic:r.ifol rite , I and require no lestratat 0. einem what. Ter amine their We. la tropical ilinister. whes• the er tweipierwey wf rettowlema and •Itiotell bile ate atesof...4 owl alarmist. 'Fry are as Wink:able and eihrseof penteit ow. They are likewlw peculiarly catratatt•il In e..r.e.ri di.oder....ei.ine futon Puy...-. of the table, la reet..re the tone at she b. and Ili ressa , te every cwlplual OCCallibiled by keeping sty of the beer.ta. 1C.41 to B.tteo, at 4.. N. 14. 111. sail fl.. by R. Plaller owl P a.. 15..tri-t.t., N „ . 1. • twa t atitte. rotwr Nero, Loa /cos :et.ll A So Ito t ile..te..et, Debtors t aod b 4 the potaripal 14 ok.au.r.. 1/rojeioth. awl biedicies Varier* tbresibingil lb. tti tied Ai wino. B) S. A. :ma N. MOUNTAIN nod Ca. •119 ArEI it HEAD 1 4 11. SYMW.IIII.L. toNnme. gill,: (Mirth POST-COACIIES. MAIL. (.0 Is IIEd. Ihr. •,t net fors tl.e robot.. I Flt Nut' 111. Me twill. T...., Eves,' N ,ourst i t. r) • I) .r.rir dirk Arl .i.tr re. new Pit. Coml. etery 111.4. 1../ .1 S .• a t tom h 111 loom. A moo. r. Ill.dpro 13 anal r Is.r.lae-i •ort ft re-hr.l. loil•rre at P.risolib the self I s tas a 4 •sht. St Isl HA UPTON. I...ormiorn, Wooritersev. wall Tl*Crif Mot. tire F l• Ara, al lrlf-oa4 *e•ra is. ia lore. ~rr•v.• .1 th C. a b ria.l II r err re,,t Via 1..1,11, !MI haerpOur h. I. n'f.wrdi v.—Thi- la a nt....t irlUhlial y..met. 10 the lce aIN env. vire 4e Or Ler, Jeibei, Ow ri et. S 4 Mai... Chorburg, Ae. PATH oar BRISTOL Mine Poo C.ffir..e..thrwito Chip Prhkellit ('abs.. awl 111 , db.rmeerc. every A(tera.+at rri.• rot it, Mat'. Ire Greda wad Its, Rath. mod Ow Lourt.a. pi ere. lemao-trecs. e.J he Swan, Woad, sees M a Mae. CrAelvev %ens, isridgerester Taws" Eerier, 4 PI,- • The UN PIR V. • WIC Liverpool Livid Coach. awl. raw wield at the mail. earn Ise Ikon, 1 rider end thea4.le. t tell art lath Posh Dugs •bie, Woobars. I.athhary. o Melltt, Lamy arrolo. Markin, Astoror•taw. LitehlleM, Itirjae. Reply, Newastit, Katinford. Warring's,. rho Iherars. SHH EITSIITYRT. Wrillestan, and Phil Clash awry Lemke. rot Frye, guarded. W MOUTH. Mgr heater. Rhordfned,halistrurv. Andover, and Pre•bortolte view Post Comb. inert *Remoras. The Wevai.slh Parket, to °ornery, Jersey, Chadors, St. Mar lees. Ihr. LEVI'S New Light Couch, ealkd The Raieltinghont, ter al Eight; ivories Pout Insider salt. snw ao every goes resaytally sot. with • Ceara through's , . Pa.. thr-selo Starfool. Newark, lirtGe4. Movement Forty t. the tiolder Lioa, Leeds. newtllontirs.—Notwllls stowiliae the wasitaras espettition of this Garb. It b allowed to he Or newt t.Rtreshia and Public Conveyance on the Porta Rood. betas by say other. GLASGOW. losgeritni, Oretts•Grers. Aram, Otnafrief, Wrooshill„ Thoseltlll Sosontrar.Alla, Chillb•ek. sod all parts of Stediwil ; a Not Carob (Daily). TOR K. Ileartior.sah. Whitby. Shields. Sesolerland, New ▪ sad Edisbarah. sew Font ladle Comb, with a (leer( thrtaigl.osi l iris as every Morshl by way of Newarl• Retforel, Tadeasier, Darlingtes. isloilleries. Durham, Marpetb. sod Derwlek.— Passugers Wise thesielves fa. Holed os the learwry, way rest what thew they please, sod then proceed co without as addlsiasul fare. MARLBOROUGH awl SWINDON. sew F. is lost& Coach, ihrouch AMA sea. Readiog, row it. Lidiltelern, Palmy, Woottoa-Basel, Ramber), linagerford, sad Meshes, retry lilarnmo. PRIDGEHORTH mad Withal Post Coach, every 6res kW. ROSTON, Sped*, Peterborough. Stilton. and flasks tha Royal Pail Coach. every horairg to Spilsby, Loath. Wilmot y, sad Hall. CARLISLE, Peevish. and Whltehavra. Paw beide Post Coro h. and a Gaited all the way.—Pa' e• through ;trough, Appleby, Orvasobridee Rirhnotond. ottartick. Ilamegh bridge. Wetlietby. Abert Doneaster. awl anumbea. get. ' 4l e•er, Moralise. and missal toe journey with gnat farility. Put•ett;tell detailed as the Matt, by Kwinrmi Sr phoarere, hoe tee peculiar advastage of their seats beteg inured la 'be neat Coach. KENDAL. Lannon Pyrites, IClrtty-Lonidale, Rollos Charley, Ornisklrk, 'ad busman Post Coaches, every Atter ...So --- LIVERPOOL, Werelegtee. Roelsfred, Mew, Rtatief, and Litchfield. Post 'be Dirramict. e Eveleer. in the Sainte... Heed lee, Dale-areet, Liverpeel,—Gearded thraugeoes. WA K I.FIELD Poo Onneh every Mender. CH FATLR. Newport. Whilrhereb. Tarrnrlev, Namtwirlo, Neill's is Is, nod Middle or iris Pod Coact., every Etenoug. - - SU N F. ALAN b, Slut Item. msni Yar" Coach, every Moro• iag, to the Gr.•vee inn. Srpdrrlasel. MA NI r'l4 E , sT ER, Mlinsts.w, Cwßh•lnn. Re men.tle. Writ- al, amd W•dsrrhaultlna P.M C.,neh. every dtermooo, guarded. SIIEFFIrtm nud Rotherham' P. 41 Carets, called the Motasanumma, Morning. RI II NI INGHAM Poet Gotnreterl. vets oat rsert• an•l ',arises Rirmisosbasn nett dny al None. Paton W .r. ich. Leawmgt••a, end Usrreatry, to she Saracro's Hall•atrerr, Bssatingltam. . . _ HULL, "iwthrstve. Nnattlen. Thorn, and Dorrnater. Mat t.. alarassg at halt-past Sas, in Ithe CrawLep, r l4 &rr.plare. 11 oil. ININER. Prat. Mirror. gelefest fell, ftnnt•rnte, Cnn . er- Fora. Ervrrsama. I hatium. It..ehettrr. utatt SD. uA, l'uft C 4 ,41111 4 .1, 14.rreag. S , lay arta Ntgrii• NEN! :ORD. Warr. 11.414400. rud ('thit i tunt Coat b• • et% 14 ) 11 I'AUAW a d Fermat:No Crisehrs (1)0111)) nt tilerrn, Ts% rite..., kith!. MOWN r IN C reeprerfathr wequoint their Ftin %mut tar tromae, oh it thee •iti iftst M.rrnonb. t 4r t•r Iva ('m.briweee . Lwaraire;.W•ititlp. Plrte, tar. .4 a,.... van I la, P.Auses. V,tu , if 1 , 9 , 0,14 . verb, nod the Na ttier! . vaiJ ttert4dmig.)„ .1 C.• 14111t.1a • Scud tar, :wilt-tail, Loud Jo. SMITIIFIELD MEBTING. --...10.- Yesterday pee 66 the lie by implication" I. the " endehaoched loyalty" of the M•ochester folk.— A Meeting was called by a Requisition, of which the •hole kiogrions was fully aware. In consequence of the differing opinions of some of the leading Re. former., who had published their advice nut to hold the Meeting. much uncertaiety was experienced by the Public. Great numbers assembled on the ground. and many of them maintained their posts frogs 9 or 10 o'clock in the morning, till the Meeting was ever, which was at six in the evening. 'this they did en tit three o'clock in • state of u.ierrtsinty ; at that time, a Messenger appeared, exhibiting oa a sheet or gorge cartridge paper, a assessors tat the Mate log would actually take place at four o'clock. In the mean time the Lord Mayor and Magistracy were actively engaged in marshalling and din. paying of their forces, military and civil, if the latter term can be applied to the ill-dressed and wore lnokiug bands, such as paraded round about Smith field. Mach jesting has been poured forth upon the moaners and appearance of the popel.ce who composed this aid other Merano of the Lind, by the gcntlemsnly authors of the Pea, the Courier, and the Piers Mess. We have no hesitation Is say leg, that the greeter part of the 'pedal constabin,! whom we observed crossing Smithfield to rend in the ion yards, were as much benevb any allot section of the sob, so caned, as the wiitiiigs of the above-eased persons are beneath the chastity, suavity, sod intelligence of Locke. The characters of seediness aad ruffianism meat, in future, then be left with these people ; we mean them no par. offenee; we only wish it to be fully understood the , when , lie term I. lower ord•rt"; le mentioned in future, as applying to a Mie. Out of t h e l'.nple duly and legally assembled, • singe is an ander still hisser than these which coin pose the Meeting, gamely, oho f rre which is hired to keep them in order, the nut, .rapretably.loult int part of whirl. it snide op of the 'alerted servants of i neecen c e office., shove elothita are not their own ft is reported that the proprietors or these nfli es stripped off the colts of dm., who d ec li ne d • ec siss e at the last Marling, and di•rnirrod them. If this is Ilse, it will be time for the Public to look a lit le into it. Thele torsos* tale mune, of them int a purpose somewhat different; and thnoth seal earl fidelity ere useful and agree. hte qualisi-s to emu Mend, yet in these limes of pint.rnalsiose 4..1 magi,- irisal.a.na, it is not so well for the reel+. at halve to be in &neer of assielt from the minions -f tho.e aslrbieshmants whichtheir own fawner*, •• tradesmen, support. People moat take care that while piing for she inanities.. of their houses from fire, they do got thereby 'NSWe the means of getting their own heeds broken, if the alfirioosness of that wealth which they have created shooed happen to grow toe busy in the display of " untlehsorhed lo• atty." We do ant like this seal of the In sereace-brokers. W. ere proud in ss)ing, as we have always had to say en such occasion., that the arrangements were wholly useless. The clusters of people either sat still en the pens, or prnmenaded the pavement le the most peaceable and respectful way doting the whole linee; the only noise which was beard before the Meeting was the laughter of deri sion treated by the wretched appearance of the spit dal constables as th:y pissed through the multitude . At ivy abates before frier o'cloik, the waggon made its ippeerana, issuing net of St. John.street, foliaged mod surrounded by an enthosiattic enn• averse; neat came * hackney.enach, in which sat Dr. Watson and the chief speakers. The waggon made the circuit of Smithfield and stopped, as the lest time, at the entrance to Cloth-fair. The 0 igs which were flying around it were some of those used at the last Mating, with • bandage of black crape round the top of each staff, in alinsing to the mass'. ewe of Si. Peter's. There were the ..i•colouresi sag, " England, Ireland, and Scotland," the fires of " Universal Suffrage,' ' Liberty and Death," and " Peace and Good Will." We most own we had, like Major Cartwright, strong objections le the bolding of this Assembly before-band ; we ere, however, more than satisfied with the result ; we ere glad that it has taken place. It gave a eairmation of these hopes which have been on. beetelned by the humane and simples that the Peo ple of &glad have become a reflecting People ; that they disclaim violence now more thoroughly than their enemies, witness the Manchester slaughter; that they are above delusion, that they abhor the cruelty of fseaticisor. They have given up bloodshed end scurrility to their betters; their sista will in future be those of argument, and the only victory they will deign to pursue, truth and constitutional liberty. The amber of persons was about the tame as at the last Meeting; for an nrcount of 111,4 be. harriers we shall gate one who is not well iucliord to them, " The Three" : " It would be erjest to omit stating, that a more orderly bleatiog never assembled. Not the slightest ffispnsition to riot was manifeAcd ; on the contras), the gyeste-t good humour, awl the strictest order, we bad almost avid decorum were maintained. The only mode by which they express..ri then opinion of the sentiments delivered by the Sreaktrs who addishsad them, was either by cheering ur laughing." The Itertoisition (o.e hand-bill) felling the Meet. ing together having been read by a Mr. Fvems, •ho raid he had hien appninted acting Snorers , to the Committee in consequeuce of the attest of dl r. Bland• too, :11r. l'i:trura proposed that Dr. Watson shout.' take the in the •h•ence of that cli4n.pmn of Kr forte•r4. Mr. Iluot.—( immense eiplauge, and vies Ilene . fr.r rrrr.") Dr. V. AVON cuintneoccd his speech by stating ..: that Ibis hfaeting, and the Reformers in all parts of the reentry, were determined to keep order, bet iikets Insfnrienatelt, 'hose in power had not followed their example. It persons bad been guilty of • breech of the peace; they had slaughtered sewe►s% of their fe!low-countrsenvn, and, ho►rible to relate, •sett some of the Vernal• sett. Ifs Wiened them to keep order, end se preserve the peace, and mowed them that that was the only way in older they Mould preserve she rights of wet►. If they bad patience, and conducted themselves with prudence, there was a• doubt hat r would prs.dece at length all (bet the People cash' eap•es. They were now met to weep in tears of blond; bet when the n ref ..oaring was neer, they would arilw dobberste as d detetmine.how thee nerves. pto•etso their idtirtln‘ i —(Applewee.)—Sir Charl►s Wolselv, h• raid, had ' , ern invited to sake she Chair, and he now held in his band the answer to that invitation, addressed to Mr. illandford, now confined in ,00 prim (point ing t o Gilt•pur.st►ert Con pser) fur printing a pls. card calling +(seethe? the Surrey Messing. This W. ter he should request the Secretary to read. It nos las Wines:— "%a.— I hove ►ero favoured with year letter of tbe 20th lOW • • 1/11 lisehtarsf the lust Committees of Surrey end :11Wdle rrply [beg to asmre yeti. tluitnlilwoch I shall always fort areal pleasure in contributing my services towaran der pro 'amine of the public good. la every pe...ble way. yel, 'seder existing circumstances. it becorree ledispearably oretneers fur Individuol invited in attend or preside at gay Public Mreiing, to he prevtos•ly informed of Ike precise nod delleise objects in go hid" the 'tyrosine of Ilse stwerobly is In be directed. a. atm ilie air surer proposed to be adopted. A partietibr engvgenseat in n hi.n.hnwerer. Igm a.m. end •hall ►e f sn e Imo netois'ed In fortfleennee of the c rew came of Pulitkitl kers r s tech.'s.* the pewibih lof areediag to year w Irlwo. and thereby render. ant enquiry as to die particular objects's( Ire ?sleeting eetirrly senor enpory. - - - - Achnorism. I pt.•rnrr, it is rot •good peltllnl alike. you ran God no dietrsh. io ineetiog wish woe lintilreuto is Lou don. whim- local comma ions will weight awl imporlowee to the Meeting. I am. Sir. Your 'Wired humble ernmat. • ti Boasts Park. Attic 91 JIM C. WOI.SI.LY." Athfre—ed so 1.. J. Itlmmlfiord, Hackney, tondos Tl.e Doctor intisnonsl.—So slit► were the People of Eseglaott to their rights end liberti►., that when called on ti ey nese► refried to do their (lily. They had, on a variety of occasions, been' addressed by persons in the higher class•• of society. Where sore these persona in this atemnistout trial? Society in this rnontry consisted of three tanks: Royalty, the Aristocracy, and the Dvamotracy ; said he, " MT one the lower ordoes—see of yourselves ; and nothing shall induce ma to ralinqnish that order."— (Cries of bravo.)—lt appeared that she higher ranks had f,rsulten them, mud ware taking care of their loon interest; it behoved them, therefore (the Re. formers). to take tare of !heirs.—(ire t had ' been •aid is. the public Papers that no Meeting was to take place here to.day ; but they had long known the iu•idt.ws arts t.f some of the pablic Journals.— One of their friends, indeed (Mr. Worrier), hail as. slated in pasting fist th the same idea; bet be was eon. viored that when any one tried to d•!teive them, their own good sense would mash, them to judge aright. The following •street from Me. Woofer's Black Daarf of this day was then 'tad:— " The Public Meeting annewired nn kesanington•rnmsnm for Almaday last ►a. hero pn•uerl♦ pe 4.• Mr. Koos retold astral i n wend . Title rus .hie to Mr. Hoot, .hr natty aa, perhaps. oho rtiel.l p•e•l '.1.1 'feet wt .e.l. a Meek. it. Mot we regret to •sale. sisal st....ther bler.i.g has been tote cited for ibis day in 11tooa1l-W..it whi. bur. Wolin* it In Preside. in the absence of kir 11% Wohlteh, who Is said to have been invited. but mi h....f h. were. nt•atd not preside no IM nression. Is is due to Al. limit. that km Alerting shook! he deicers...l,mm.! ►r is rir tded io p rrri•i. , 'has he oil y too., hi• den-I-like en. sic, as. bl torbester. that the Caosiliated Au thoritiesaf L•.... 1• a /41 , wd prepared so violas. the I tw is n "boil of way. This triumph I. justly Aut. to ii. situation is whirl, Mr. Meal b.. been placed s and Dr. Watson, la j..wire„ nethl to reserve f..r hi.r , is mower to the hoods. offered whim. the prideaa4 sath.f.•t..m et tweeting Ihesecumbled mullitiodes of the Metropnlis ; while Si. formally tronsilioted Oodles, at pec orat, do t►eir duty is enadeniniug the warden atisitiiies Milt •d at Maarliester. nod raileavciusing la Akan for them legal redress. West 'inviter will take the lead. Sir F. Kindest has appealed In theta lit !misgauge altieh mast prodnee an Arr. Die 'feet rano every unskilled helmet. Major C atoright foully Nth agrees with as is the necessity of p.otpouing this Alreing NMI Mr. Mont eats anew,. to take the Choir. The VII .w i g we inay wrist-is bs the Major, in &awes to a request far his opinion an the sulkier.,— " Dian eta,—lf it ►e Ins, that any steps have beta taken award. the holding of tiont set Meeting Is %titan. ld, as WA. aesday nett, a• from your ante e• MOin altensocin yon seem to aadetyinod intended. I can have an setita•l.s. in easing, glint ender the circumstances which now 'Li. It weer very desir.t. b.e that such hireling shawl l not al preterit be hoiden s and I as strengthened In ibis lepinioo &not she e..o.igerulio shat, os astaters new stai.d, the enemies of Parliassestary Reform have River the friend, ar thut .mare so prat an ad•asisape over them, that it woad he estrentely nowle to call the Meet mg y•.w untlet.tnad to he In contemplation, lett ihi,rbirelloo ptr. .air 40110141 eciatrive to pr.•durr a tumuli, or any r o nfa..... ► mould nosnitily be laid at the door at the Mend. of Ile. fressa.— Yon's, &c. " JOHN CARTWRIGHT. " 37, itartronnentent, Art. 42." -- Surely the People bad sense, sal could judge far themselves upon sorb subjects. They had judgment snoop, he was ;mislabel, in regulate and govern their own proceedings, and they did not want gra. tuitous monitors. ft was a little singular that the venerable Major should have mitten this nate, when they mold recollect that he (the Cbsirorso)attesded at the Crown and Anchor Meeting last Saturday, and read as audibly as be now spoke, the placard of tke Requisition, convening the pretreat Meeting. The venerable Major made no objection whatever to it, and therefore his obsetratioes upon it now must appesr very singe's' ; he was, however, B Min 'pry far advanced in years, and his memory must at coarse be comMiereil treacherous; bet Mr. Woolc's could nut he considered en, fir is.. was a poratiu the prime of life and trrnli....l, and must bete heard the notiGrasien of tris Meeting hailed •Ith ccdet by the large assembly at the Crown anti An. hnr.— Mr. Worrier hail, as it were, slightingly allordril tr the letter of Mr. Blindfold ; but that poor nun */ 7 use now in custody, eat as I ~,,, est •1 d h Uri* f• ah'e a man as Mr. %Vogler himself. —(4frplaese-..) . Il i e sk (l s lr i e r. ( i, : y ha o iza — n) bu ss t e s is t l i d li 17 4. ri m s t o e s n t d s e a r y a : s o p i ci t s b l. was cot the grit time thid Gentlemen had discotta tensiteed the Polite Meet;pica nit 1 1 10 P..1110.-.o..riet • " We 'don't mini, we sAell owl.") —They right in prr rrrrr ging so moot, this was no time for any honest men in tentporite.—Pteers.)—Tber l atest unite for the remotely of their nights, or rise prepare to lose them for ever.—lf in shit tlitmerous trials the Peeples did not rein, their liberties were gone fur ever--the mast 4gpi1..1 1 each usher, and stood or fail inapther. If Meetings of this land went not supported, he fe. rest that thei anti their cease must rail to the ground. Ile ass hippy that the peo ple thileahl its chit reline( with him, or he should not her. the satisfaction of seeing each ea kimonos end orderly ass tstemblegy now before him, calmly and ' (livening their rights. world now take bare to refer to a paragraph le gr. Slop'{ Paper of yinierday, which west to sow dissolute sarong their body. Ile would read the russet, it was as follow. •It appe 101 l st4itste that an Oyes (meamina Penple) oh the Itt.matt Cnthitite ftrisse..n, awl five op Is s nee erlogs..st, ...mild be awns% mote tire arr curried to tin air. 4 cal .koala ear of )00 he M lampth.drat, )an. 141 rt- I d as titles in the ethortatiern of OW *brae )no tan, to tun , . b-ra .n sing telly attires.. of year Irwp tr m.d etrir.l4 e, rather than to tte sin.msse4 when. ..1 (hour elm s.. Mese es y r tredalitt foe their own seal Is caroms, nod ass •160 ilUir1111•• •• lie was sore of one thing, that the writer of We paragraph was neither en Unbitten nor a Catholic; if he were either, he would oot el-tire to so* direr+ ri among those who ought to I.e united ; and Is ren...id quote spies. Dr. Slop another paragraph in the same Paper, and inserted there for a very different per. pew than that for !bleb be 'Geld now quote It. It lees an 'strict from so address of the late Father O'Leary to his countrymen, and was as follows : " Mr brestsrms, t esroearty riarrat yon to (.i de the milks of it.., she wide )0a well, who hare your Interest at beast, tab* Ctroee the eat ire that Iterate of which pis are sot staStimttly snare." In these eapres.i.e words would be (lbe Chairman) Write... this Meeting, sod entreated thew to follow the advice of those who really had their interest at heart, mild who foresaw the danger that threatened thew, and of which, perhaps, they were net 4.1. cirntly ware.—(Amlostre.) The Chairman concluded by stating, that several Resolutions which had been prepared would be Dew satnniiird to the Meeting, and also an Appeal, which was drawn op for presentation to the Prince Ripest. —( Applause.) Mr. Piticcin then proposed the following Rena latices, which were rind eeriellne, and hailed with loud cheers, !militantly those watch referred to lbw late proceediogs at Manchester, end to Mr. Hunt's , conduct. These were received with lend aid cite. tinged c:applog of hoods, whirl' lasted for several I minutes. 1. That tie great Borough Preprietors have assumed • power dangerous and deradina to he glory a d se. by of tais Crow• and ir the and happions f the People. I. T hat th s power hr lectured, aid is isetertyg. sad ought to be mewed ley.. People. 3. That all pewee • 4 derived Cr.. the fell free voice sad VIII of the Peop;e. is as arbitrary assomptiou sod • ight to be reoraird. 4. That it y resoietions ;Ton the People's choke of Kepre semilien. or, guy, •iolat not of their rights. 5. That the claims of the People to sue enjoyment of a tall sod free Elective Francium. of Arial Parliamers and Veto by 11011 r. repot. erraitational, and necessary to preserve ' lbe pun metro' and liberties of the roomy. d. That all pertolll att. oppose these clams ought to be roe. Metered .neater of the People. 7.lsiat tilt Meeting recognise sad 11,11t111.e she principles ' kid down by J edge Uwe tome, e• 7 W retietree to toppers , Emu i s a mmumismaral right, which the People gee called rpm to rarer wherroy they are driven to ex4ensity, and heir liberties sod happiest.* are invoked, and irdereamy Isvad a d.“ I .tat tie People are she west prosper Judges woos sets right* are ireaded, ultra they ate drives to celerity, art when they might to resist lye:ruled opperitue. 9. That Ibis tiros& bold erred tar molt. prioeipier, •isdom if their fortoress lb toreweing, that as offenoo nerds must come. and that. tyrants were likely to arise, • .bly reseed by the Mile of Rights. the mit to the eerole to have asm le their proweesion. i heti is recorder, with this right, re mired bj she Bill .1 Rica., it is a hordes duly %bleb e'er, mon owo sa his rw• liberty, to that si his (Mikes. sad to pofterllV,lo prollide bos twit with sac;. ones as he mil judge best id.ijoed 111 the re. verity raw ma peers., sad tie lives and bionics of his eteasyy. 11. That the pries-Mt of arms by the People world lend to preserve she public pore, r keel a from the hi4ary of fueaur times, when all I.nglittrana were armed, soul rave the People respected order and the property of twit liege .orier. at in violate as at fins day, wiles they have eriuslooll, neglected le &tail tbrostelyes of toeir right secured to thou by re of the great Charter. a the Load. It That this Meeting with sorrow sad indignation, the voodoo, of the M agiqrales and Yeomanry Creak $ Omer. for the orposerked amuck open the pate' legally amenbled on ;he 16th last. as cruel, rubor? 1 6 dietioe.nad as tubs "Mee of the People's it;ghts Lo, 13. I bat this sleeting, in behalf of the Potpie are a Empire. solemnly call upon the Proxy krgh t , and the peeper Atilt*, hire of I:overeater to take imardirte measites so try the Magus rates and Vomitory for their Imes. and aim a yet. diet of /rally 111 cosign keno to condign prnietiorat. 14. Thal we commiserate, with the an.. aerie &they. otitis the hems wrung People. and emdnk to ;morrow with the survivor, of oar ~Mee sad mangled reentry folks. 15. That the People of are United Kingdom of liter Britai• and ltelood are issued to rememere romedlate ketropors for ire Helsel of tar► friers, sod tee provide a legal aid for the tattooer. td Fr wads Keene. T.a Bur .140 Little Rawl' street. Ceteatiara des.. Imes drapes I Mr. W. se, urpu-Ite &wet eikantase, wore sourt,e , 4. Mr. Gates, n street..tataer j lib other urn. is e f Lana 1.e.. en. are prop. Fenian to receive stb- OCTIp110•11, costi.iatly mita Major Cans cell, already appaita ed as reasarer. 61 1; . . ro T r e h at the oa il,'lhn,:splirseefdemihi,isandhleelik..i.v.g.aceeurslarcito.twoHeaarler ruwa Haile trued ucewwuo., lied his eledeswoote so *blahs the People's rights. 31E1 especial., -roe his co. 1, /res. end prudent evasion viewing, le, as.d is the day oldie Needed of Reformers held e a hieetisewer on the 164 lost. le. 1 less she (animate reported In h&ve twee b rd by wee of this Judges of the laud, we a lute isceasioe. I. I. camerae to ltee (wood J wry, was diserarefol lo his at • warn lied ae 0.5 e, at pullaillt the was of isseiee will y.rejod.ce aod pima revises', wising lee pet let the People le sere! depeeolve• in arms egnliset &ewsier cars. ieteeding peseenhls tea. a 4.ktot .1 legal wirpose. I. rbat she we'll.. eeba of the Orissa !wry well as 'O&M* with 'mews oilers deetmeeet, oho* hese lowly appeared Gee lore the Piddle. thet a compiles, y "alas asolees des Moodie • • mod leslessrismis People- L rally at the Crown and An. hnr.— a ; it ie., •sfor:l - ,„! i„,h,,,,, - p e .o. I, as It were, slightingly illutleil to so, TAJO Te wall Ma sao4 11;0; fr,llaa the rphrit of . Blindfold ; but that poor "" a . li TIVI1 7 1.1 1 :11. 1 7117 1 1j1 1 :‘ ,1116".C e • "7 . '1 ' 4o .."'"' M. pt.. whether Jew.. Coalmines, or P:07,-. 1 1 ° : 4 :,... "' ana l fit rostnify, was es I ~,,, ert •5 d honner. W ou l ii m ime '''. _.(4 r pia a se..)— ...mikes Mal all selivoinaoloweties are *hoes so hoist foe e• in) *maid bo si tender as potable ("7, .7..13, , :i er 0 w d,T , ..... ,• muse but with our Pref .roe elna•od• r r _ hee still he mas s sa y, that this j ag ion Or., WI Dik , aad eamol.olsoi.nl erne 'rue she A ~ la • • use that Gent i vein hi d daiaaaa- fain;. power 5 deform of sin Comma:iv Ilinoo of 10411.1,-. - 1 . , • . 4 * 4P. t • t ' . • /. • l ' .. 4ti r i ' . 4 .0 % . • * "Iktirl, .S4OPMF er. "- • .