The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-10 00:00:00

isissiely after the sombers were 'twisted, Al. iermairaltlioas left shit Commit Chasshir, sad was losidly cheered by the ssoltitode in his passage throoch the hall. The Lard Mayor candsoed in the Chamber for upwards of half as hoer afterwards, as if t• weary sot tho plisses of dm rabble, who wers greet aim Is a siasser 'fey dissimilar to that in which they had vested Alderman Welshman. They to malood, Winer, immovable; mud is his passage through the ball to bis carriage, and even widen hr had g o iota it, asmitid him with Om loudest groans sod hisses their Wogs amid ripply thous with. - • pantry or STOCKS TN I Sisk Oak S per Cesa. RA. 5 aist. 'w COOK IMO 34 par OM. 10111 tare Ow. Gmbh DAY At 01411 O'CLOCK. 3 pm Cu... Nay. hulls leak 104. pr. Aim Rsdiejoer NAY 4 3 I Ms. Ombra 3‘ll Aes.s4li -- THE STATESMAN. ramaT, strwista 10, 1819. TIN 017 of Lefties opposes is Ito peeper gran dee*. It Melia a greet, sod, we are persuaded, an seefol astemple I. the rest of the United Kingdom.— It lest plemeaced its opines upon what yogis never to Mee bees an object of one arommit's doubt or diseessiee, vie. the right of the People to assemble fee the medievally' of public gritneoms, end cetieetrentiricksowledgiog that the am at Men ded*, was kid. The espedieacy Of necessity of seek Moeda( wee not a matter of cousidetation be fends Cowed'. The very best Meads to Reform wee shirk diferent en that point. The Resolutions tweed le a ameliorable majority, (it is said that mere then two to one held up their bawls for them,) sod Si Address is to be wended to the PaINCI Busse:, tejoesting his to institute as enquiry into she ttessectionast Manchester on the 16th of August. The discussion I. the Common Council yesterday, es gives folly in soother part of oar Paper, has put the Wroclaw .164 at Manchester, in a darer pilot of view to then who bad sot pro . flinedly entered into it.--Very fro of our mentrymen there are, we hope, whir do not hold tie mein' of the Magistracy and Yeomanry en that essesioa, in jest abhorrence; bet there are many mho still thought mere was left by the Riot Act to do &credos of the Civil Power than is Fully the Obi. Aldermen Warms*, very truly and pre. jetty observed, that la this very Act (and yet a se. pre see it his bees thought end described) there is so tteetolien mode of the military. At this important leformation et remark, many of the Worthy Alder. lien's swifter. seemed to be astounded, and well they might be. Noteithstanding this undeniable feet, the prints eztalled the dash of the cavalry, as a greet military achievement. • The moat eiesiek, or rather the most corssipt of all Jaime's in soy country of Europe, gloried that there was so Alderman WACTUNIVI in the way to 'toy the arm of the Civil or Military Power at Mao- Assist on the Mack 16th of August. Whet a sad pity it is there was set. Perhaps no one Member of mr emstitoted Authorities ever received a higher "cemplimeat than this, though ',directly aimed.— :Let it be eogreied on the lotab-stesea of the Der dyed individuals of that day, that they were slain by the Yeomanry of their own tows while !totally as :gambled to devise a redress of grieveoces—and be :mum there was not an Alderman WAITUSAN to deg tits rearderer's arm!! This 'seeded center, by the wicked gives Immodslity to the sympathisiog Ma gistrate. Let the culpable Magistrate who have pti4l so Note regard to the Ca ndled's sod its laws, which they were sworn to defend, go to a dirtied and almost enkoown part of thy world, oat of hearing of the execrations of the pesmable lehabiterits of the eisentry which they hale so disgraced, and Omagh they will still be accessible to the se• worse which sissy. attends guilty minds, they will he est of the roach al the curies of the widow, the orphan, and the aged end ir.firs pleat, who, by their cerrept, cowardly, and cruel coaled, has bees deprived of the Pirectionate sties dm sod &idiot peep of his feeble frame la an only g o o. Let them— Fly to diertle. sad to darkness era. Abhor the day sad ram the folded sun." Let thee, in short, if not brought to 'recent here, atom for their wickedness is a country without uncial cooped. The Grand Jary of Laneeshire, who have rm. diced themselves so censpiceoss by their ioconsist mei of currier', to use no harsher term, are de. feuded therein on the ground of oho reopectahuthy of their condition, is society. This sort of justification is insulting to the poor and Amore chirpy, who re gards and adheres to uprightness of conduct es much as the proodtat Lend In England. Ha will tell you with reuses, that a Lord is bet a men, and in that quality he is so better then the poor honest w • (stud indeed, though the consideratios is here out of the yresion. a Nock kat reefs, member of society). —The foreman of that Greed Jary represents the Ilene of STMILIT, a very eeriest one, the second of Its rapt, sod Haulm VII. gage his Royal resoles for nide( it to as Carideo ; bat it may be affirmed, that le the poor-Amu at Prescot may be found a elan with as proper notions of reviled* ss inhabit the Mood of the heir•apporent to Knoolsloy Perk. house. The hadiguat Peet would say epos this ec sales— es Ilse, Rim we Nailer rights aloe, Is this pntlilleyitobo Niels on • • Are is the eked or beside. Parsed am the erenieses et their pride. RS so: the dire *Won o'er, Ilesklud • ill absemookled Were. eineenweing sems. 1 •1 1 E w eirres ass streak natural joist shall • ey mare he milky sehdred, opereseesnmi—a tektite multitedr I" titt. STXrESM,V.g. An unhappy instance of Aristocracy, pot in appo shims to D►mocracy, end we merge) , in opposition too, occurred yesterday in the division at the Court of COMM, Criuncil; for although in the whole som ber. the majority in fawner of the Resolutions was 26, and would have been much mere, bet that se veral Members went nut After holdiag up their bands, thinking the question derided and at rest ; yet of sight Aldermen present sir voted in the negative, and consequently only two In the Amadeu. Is this picture calculated to tooth the elisions and troubled eyelid the People when regarding the conduct of peb. lie men, tad viewing the slate of politic affairs? — The Iletiaropius always guns to the gin, whether it be is the East or Wiry ! LETTER feloll A CORIWPONDINT. P.e.i..0, Sept. 9, 1119. MT DrAR Sta,—Yesterday afteruonn Mr. IitINT end his friends appeared its Court lo be bailed. There were upwards of thirty persons who bad arrived from different parts of the tastily to perform this friendly ellice. Although they were all most respectable per sons,and the greater part of them freeholder.. yet the Prosecutor's Solicitor thought fit to make such a se lection from t►e list as deprived many of the indivi duals, who had so handsomely come forward, of the honour and pleasure which they had anticipated, in becoming secedes for men who, both from their own feelings of ceaseless rectitude, and from the public sympathy which they enjoy, appear rather is the light of oppressed men in the attitude of freedom, demanding redress for the Injuries they have 11111111i010, and panting for an opportsoity of meeting their one. ales, than of ' 6 guilty things, starting upon a fearful summons," or striving to seek safety in flight hum them of *hum there is stoilline to fn►. When fits, the townies of freedom began the cam paign against the cause of Reform in this entente, the base Courier was loud in its reviling. of the Re. formers on account of t►e horrible, but respectable, sitestion filled by those who hailed the fri-rids of freedom. Now, however, this Grand Jurymen. men of large loaded fortune, opulent merchants, and respectable tradesmen have advanced into the front 1 of the ranks, end become sureties for those who are persecuted, the hireling Press is silent es to the chi: racier sod station of those whn stand forward to rim. ese the People, and prove their attachment to the came of liberty. The Courier Is equally silent as to dm bsiluf the rennwned Rimini) Ow cs, who Isdefended by the Solicitor to the Magistrates; and although be receives their polecatsl protection, is compelled to ' avail himself of the services of his friend and coadju tor in the informing system, Mr. MultaAT, II Police runner, sbose news 6pPre, On the bill ping Mr. i Rent, as one cif Mr. Owl's compeers. Mr.llvxv has just erased in Preston in a stagecoach ; fitted out for the purpose of conveying hies, his fellow I Harmers, their witnesses, end bail, to and from tbo Assizes—they have been met by the People two mile% and drawn into the too n—beie he was received by about 7000 persons, to whom he delivered an address from the boa of the stage. After sows time they pro ceeded on their journey, headed by the Banners of Freedom, belonging to the town, amid the satbosiestic cheers of the assembled multitude. Distouvros or Canoe IN VIC hiereoroms.—Al the ensuing Old Bliley Sessions there ars 316 Pri• loners for trial, which is less by 161 ilisn there were at the corresponding Sessions of list year, end 83 'est than there were it the some period in the year 1817. Dear., Stet. 9.—A , titrd the Mercury, Allen. from the South Seas, sod sailed for the River ; sod (Kober'. Joni', from St Croix. and sailed for Co. peubsgen.—Sailed this .'ruing . great pert of the netwerd-bnand, partirol.r. tool. ..01111. PORT , MOUTH. SEPT. 9 - Cam, into bathos, bit M a j e „, y , „o,, i , ri,a,r,4l, to ~fie —Stihta the liaerker, White, for Q ..'h•C ; Sister.. Arlo.. fur the South Seas; i cosipolite, Iliinstol, f..r Lign•••n ; Loyal !Vito's, Rose, for S . . John'. ; Cele.te Charlotte, Cues, for Rilbos ; and Ino Resstao triples Oil a voyage of dills Cu,.!,. lILLL, SEPT 9.—Ar•IIPPti l't• irotsPfettl•, rienneft, from tittenia..rl, vilest fi-n, 3')U wit ; and tl le Elli son, Jo' nsots, trom ditto, s.s ft-h, 55 butt•. 1., vcarcism. SEP!. 8 —The Wits rims, I!..nhurn„l for hlvileas, from this port, Braved off the Cyr of Gond ll lie 'list June.— Arrived Lis Mlosts's ship itiiiane, from the Irish station.—The Amity. for New Yolk was spoken with 21st olt. in tat 42. 3. I ng. 36 3'). set '2O Jays.—The Rebecca, Sins, for Kiladelphia, was spoken with 29th sit. in let. 44. long. 33. tat ten dors. FALMOUTH, SEPT 7.—Arrived the Weldon, Cie. her, from toe Canines, in 3R days, with loss of sails and top-roest.—Ssiled the Prince, Braithwaite, fur Mirstairbi ; and the Ann Aleaander, Holland, for London. 'rho prisoners who stand committed on charges of ro o my wets r emoved yesterday fres the several gaols in Londe. sod illiddletwa to Newiste, preparatory . to their taking their trials at the ensuing Sessions at iestice.hall, in the Old Bailey, on Wednesday neat. Coma lac u . SCrr. 10.—The Market was well top- Oita with Wheat • to-d ' ay, hot ether %wary at a trdartoon of S.. from law lioraday'. prtr , s.—Piny R,rley comer Wooly . tabard. tts alteralion price.—llan Moll rale at Vredaesday s —While Peas trarre.—ln wowr armies noatteration. SIIIITH rt gip. Serf. 10.—The Morbet Mismorolog wag bow Ibisir soriolleti goioa all kiod of prow Cowles good Meat dearer.—Nlatoon. Veal. l'utto, wad Lamb dwarer.—lkwf meta. Imiwtr Iloollay's wires. old M.' sawtM.tinr lo.t wavier pricer, awl the aew lower. mal Straw the taseo law Umbel. Tlmatmesed N a comet oatmeal of the noubbets toil voice. at Market :-- . . . TO .I.k Me Oral. per it... of Mos. Scot ... 4.. 0.1 IP hi. 1.1 1 . Heed of Caul* this rot i mutts@ . 44. DI. is 5. Gt. Be a m ..... 470 Iles! ... 5. 01. u. 6.. 4.1. 64ee; owl Lambe 4,660 eorft . 14. Of. to to. 0.1. Calve. 3lO Lamb... b. 64. to 6%. 64. Pio . . MO HAT-MARKET. IT., .. .... 4i. 04. W. 1.. p. 04. M. Clover .... 61. I. Is. to 71. Ilk. 04. Straw .... X. s. OIL 44 M. Li* 0. the following letter woe reeiriied this iiteinieg by Me. G tees, froth the High Bailiff of the Boreegh have the honour of yeses of yesterday's date, enquiring whether nett Tiredly will be cne. renient for me to receive the Gentlemen faaasial a Committee to hold a Public Meeting in this Borough. le reply, I beg to acquaint yea, I shall be toady to receite them on that day, between twelve and ens. I hate the honest to be, Ike. J. I'ItINSEP, Bair. Julio Gibbs. I:sq. Chninuma. Cor&YT•GARDF.N THEATRE. Mr. PHILLIPS made his re-oppeeronee last sight In the port of Conn/ Milker, in the Opera of the WWI !fridge. This piece belongs In • Chose which .nerd make OS Mesh for the F.ngliab Drams, if .e bed not tillAIIEspeAR, OTIPAT, SISCRIDAN. FARQUHAR. COSHate R. 6AT,end a hundred rithers.for a counter check, whets writings sr• notoriossly prevslena. The Enid's% school of music ones as little to the compo sitions of thi•Opers. es the Da MR owes to Its dialogue If Mr.Pott.t.ers chose ibis piece himself, it is evidence 'against him of a lendomentel defect of jedgmeot. The prettiness of the sirs con never compensate for Noir destitetion of sense end science. We soy ii ebb reluctance, bet indeed. Mr. PHILLIPS appeared Ali es le hove destroyed hstever capabilities eater. #ll4lnidly furnished him with, by • teretched stotai fer (-optative stratagem; and smother disloyal ' consideration It, that be it not perfect even In these small attributes. His Intonation 110111111 all chi. , rectors in the cooler of ism or three bars, some• times as bile/ and es little teneettle es the most ordinary speech, end then instantly bursting oat in boitteroes signer like • Bacchanal awns after the third bottle. Indeed, Indeed he meat eICISO es for sating, that his Bralioneics (fair thereby evideetly hints the isle of his cotyledon) ere bet coarse end pi , i(ul copies of the polished original. He has art es• ell-nt voice and figure, but Amorlee is • bad place for improvement in the line sits ; lot is pe that he sill yet profit by the ezoniples which he will fishd stow hies. There woe a splendid see bt his vide in she preferment* of Mrs. Oscines, Mho blends. toodslates, and quickens her music with the deepest feseinatiuns of the vocal art. Nature has been niggardly In her in she stmt Wen's that she has been bountiful to Mr. Putwes is the gifts of pertain and voice, and yet she conquers sod enchains all ether mations by the thrill of delight which she nitrites, realising the power of song as it is descrihrd by one of its greatest modern children, miegliog— a• -- la awe meet esseseare. The pa-t. the protest. Its , 111111 , 1% of ptnure $ Who n whop.. bah. the t.n4 that is tome %atm the owe mat's 0111 to the ear, A.! low% from a benefit, woe. I e. na Tts a mote more he .11"141, stilt (hat to war." We could sisla Mr. lineLstes not to lose the key by the riutousness of his graces so often, as also to abridge some of the clumsy reclendsoce of those terns with which he concludes each strain, end frequently take, breath for that purpose on the final note. We waist! IMMO hie these levers hints, bet the interest Of magical lotto demon& them. Ile is at present placed at the bead of the male school of singers, mail ritiossibli to tolerate io him such palpable isaproprielies. To 2US EDITOR or rats STATESMAN. Sin,—As you Paper is almost esclusititly the only London Daily Paper which advocates the cause of Me People, you will, with your "teal row tte.y.permit me (through your impartial columns) to appeal to the Welled and observation of that east assemblage which yesterday at:endrd the Palace-yard Meeting, mina evaironed and choked up all its "senses, tic. Sir, as motive must neer l7 precede and replain its corresponding actions, so the reason of my now addressing you, arises not only from that in. fusible adhere: re to truth which 1 invariably oh is all my intercourse and dealings with mankind, bat also from the errand:es and con. .gliding statements which appear in many of the l'ape.s of to.day, as to the number of persons yesterday assembled in end ahootPalace.yard. Some of War Papers slate that there were ten, fifteen, I wensy, sod some thirty. and Gfty theessod persons. Now, sir, 1 am coo Pent that all these statements fall short of the truth, and 1 sill else you the MUM we, : the lime when the Meeting hod reached is highest newsiest point was about two o'clock, when the whole of Palace-yard was filled, with the es. i tetanal' of* small emote angle on the left of the i hosting , . Now. Sir, as 1 inner lase information for want of enquiring, 1 urns inform/al at the time by a Gentleman (nee of the Newspaper Reporters), who stood neat me, that from the wood paling on the side of the Thames to the oppooke iron railing, which in close" the C' each ground of Westminster Abbey, it will contain, by adosersuremsent, one bandied thou• sand persons, allowing eighteen inches equate for each person. Now, Sir, the whole of this space was closely occepied with the above 'sorption ; therefore, if we deduct tweet, thossend for the loosely occupied cotter, there will remain eighty thossand pe . Nor, is this all, S r; for the additional spectate's wets not only acattered as far as the eye could reach sUnUitai Westminster Abbey, but Westudosier.bridge was laden with human beings, and all the street sod court smiles leading to Palace.yaril; and, Sir, niter the worthy Chairman had retired, and the people were dispersing—i obtained an aerated and intermediate station in Parliament.street, to view the ;mutton concourse then concords °led, and mowing deco Parliament.street; and 1 serioesly and solemnly declare, that 1 never before saws' naafi 1111.11 VA tutted together. So far as this end of Parliament-wee' on the ynCkaring.cross on the right,it preseteed an oninterropted and consolidated mess of hornet, beint. —icy at least one hundred and thirty thausnent per sons!!! 1 append to yowl, Sir, and those who were present, fur tie truth of this statement. 1 am, your's, Ac. VERITAS, Friday, Sett. S. 319. late of Bose. 1.-4111, Bash. P. S. Before I close my Letter 1 wnel.lferther re mark, that a nellitarycol elan, and a compacted impels tion,such as appears beforeapablic healing', eve very different as to their numbers, and the groun kdo. thee ittceoPy ; one is encumbered w ith muskets, most heels a circle of action, while the others ate Stowed Is like stew casks in the bold eta sh i p . and SOUTHWARK MEETING. PUBLIC WIILCO.IIIC to MA MUNE Another Meeting, Noisome. to adjournment, wit held last bleb, at the Cr... and Anchor, relative to the proposed Politic Welcome to M. if unl. Hai few of the Gentlemen who had beets invited oil pretioes evening attended, nor was any esces• on the plat of soy iblentee. Alma , hill past eight U , . Watson and a 00100rOali party of the tlemenster the White Lion entered the rood. After come considerable delay. arising froth the • shot* of so great u pardon, of the otigival Meet: hog, the visors premint.consistiog almost en.irely of tilt Committee from the Whit* Lien ' and samal straogars who *ere attracted by the report, that list* appeared in else Public Juertials, it was proposed by" one of that Commi.tre that their Timmer, Mr... Birt, should lake the Chair. This Gentleman, how. Steer, spry properly declined, and another of the Committee who seemed less tonicious of the evident Sudecurone of the proceeding was appointed, on MO motion and by diatom of hit coadjuters. This appointment was not formally protested against, though some of those nrigieally invited felt that this was an adjourned Meeting of their eon s ne , r whi c h, of c o urse, a Chairman front voting felvet should hive hems nomiumeil, ant! tlifia bosloesa regularly teaselled. The final arsologion of the pre ceding evening was, that lb. Meetiog shoeld be ad. jnerned till the oast evening', to r..relve from dad Catbmittee at the White Lion a !01l and molielt sc. count of their transacsions, in order that they might jade of the propriety of cowperati..n. This nisset was nearly defeated by the batty mode in which th• Committee took possession, as it were. of the place of Meeting. and appointed an oScor of then own to preside. However improper might be his weesius. lien, It is doe to the Chairman that It should be ob• served that his conduct in that Atomics. obtained tkd deserved approbation of the tompany: M r . EvAsa, jos. rose and said, that before they proceeded taimatee open the hastens for which they had adjoarned, he bogged to say sosnetbiaz ronceen ine the sesocisloes misrepresentations that had basest published in the Daily Papers respecting their proceed: logs yesterday evening. Ti. report to which lie par ticularly adverted appeared in the 'limes, and he dot not hesitate to pronouure it throughout to be as gross sad grounding a falsehood as bail ever emanated from any source. lie perceived it was e. pied into the Courier. Perhaps that fact wnu!d mashie every one to comprehend the p:rposes which it was in tended to answer. The very heid line of th!t pretended Report comprised es crony Area and implied falsehoods as could he ConaPll'd in OP WSW somber of words. Ile spoke pl.iinly and possibly , offensively ; but when ha considered the 'mom* and °liras of that Report. and alto tirenesstanerm under which it bad heap written, he felt jellified in !using the most etp:icit and intelligible trims. P.* Report was headed as Westminster C,rec:ieee of 400." Now, In the first place, tub Meetis4. of (:en• demen yesterday was no Committee at all. They were specially lashed by s letter sigeed by a very respect. able Gentleman. It was load respects a select and pri vate Meeting. The Reporters had indeed lo.rude,!, hut they owed it to the courtesy of lie reopen, that they were tint eseloderl: The Meeting had never con. templeted for en instant that the ronsersation and I proceedings of so small a body would have been peta llinty blazoned, much leas cosh, they have anticipated that any intruder, whose presence was only per. usittedoliould tale given foi th a statement. talcslmed to produce an impression so mischievoas. Neither had the Meeting had any peculiar reference to We s tminster. As In lie asserting) that thie prOteoded " Westminster Committer'' nomiisely of 400." he really was at a loss how to characterise with becoming lan. rise the flagiti of the positive falsehood Isere %netted. and dangerous implications lying hidden ender the designation thus attempted to bp fastened I I open itself Meeting. The Meeting was wholly en convected with any Com/541're. It was itself nd Committee, het was simply, as be had before r'utsd, conferred on the invitation of the Worthy Gnat's*. man whose name was edited 'to the Circular. Ile haired. therefore, if any notice was ,sites in this Daily Prints of their preseatt proceediuga, the report would be strictly faillaftal arid tree. lie then re quested, as be thought it is.elees say longer to wait far the absentees, that the Secretary of the Committee from the White Lion would read the mi. note.hook, sod state the means prepared to carry ioto effects the measures restated upon. Dr. Watson demurred. lie atidersiood they were now to coalesce. end Ito offered to propose that the &potation of the former evening they'd be added to ,his(;notetittee. hi,. GALLoway objected. They were not giiiing ass Cemmlittre, they Were met to testis Irmo the records of the While Linn Committee what has! Wisdom., that they might be folly able to judge the propriety of sliming or acceding to the arrangements already formed for welcoming Mr giant.-11 was 'greed en all hinds that NIG Heat deserved a Public Welcome. The question how it shook) be Oven was nest to he considered. lie disapproved of a triumphal entry mad procession. It might give rise to tumuli ; Isis liettrives peaceable and order ly might he the designs of its managers, we hat i already had proofs that the enemies of Reform were Ignite capable of perpetrating the toast rotaries, min i thief, end then charging it as a necessary ronssrpositris of the m f the ityin f irorg. At all events this ought to ho wielded - Igive plot enemies no cause. A respectable his epliden, conjured the Meeting tits were en the alert to ',Sham t: Same general discus.; of shish the Seer•tery of • iortructiens sod retetati 111•06141 to determine the to abstain from any cri.opers , tee'. As every thing was ire sire sad amimance were es. left, was to swell the ran that bowler they Word' Ind esoino. 11. would set. ()ppm', uroif y of i..jelii.g your • •tul oomor"u, dino-r , IN* bolt grlc..or. lie in nh#Prro I. .• It.. c•.cropiino- o eliVittor Pr cres•• rprang owl prudent c on. # Ilre#4oo frit orte.l.;o sitr room ' '• al the Csinope. I p. t I • 'l ions *.I n o/tern/de. This i . (jrnil.own al) tosite I .opersti.e olds the C..terait. es irr bi filed, their *J. • • , •t• ...look, the oat, 'ter's' stip . • fi ranks of the Committee, auJ d to doilies. a ( ••• f.••• • • • -•- • J 1