The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-10-16 00:00:00

THE STATY.SMAN. saw -- ;Testiest is she elitism's place le *hid' to modem so ma Misers the ce.dwit hilt we tae /latent "Pent , * 61 the reeve en engelry. Ti' the Ng. Ifere k t e illers Os b, w. 4 Lai b ,,.. reeds , . n. linor.orahle Gentleman spin espy. rho most t ThA VI. flow could mos AL" 'pre Wheys* Mr. Amino viuleill opp/tidies, end Mr. Willer was ansaceeedel °'" I " I ' l'hhele• b • "n C." P1"4 " . in oteentieg admire for him.] . ai L l Tost t.r cite P •Is.r di: /BMW My wines amorweeso set s me. Mr. II %Irmo (cif lard.). stepped forward, end ed. 11. Teas •••10.1 ha imagist* imal the military commetiord deemed toe Matiog—Gentientegs, 1 dais the rigid, the us•lweese... l the Pettlde• es Mt hornier Imeholder of ibis county, to d "...glass I sat ail these peopositioes Obeli be esteblisbed be. ),... 1 sot y oe m e t y es kw a g r e et s od T aloa. fare seejeatification of tbe Magisirscy ran he reader. tie 'Trot lestio y for fell diatomite.. by refetieg to j ed complege; but what has happened since the Mau. tea Mr. S'irer" Wortley. De hes asked Inu oho: chewer Meeting? Mr. ilea and others weir s em to se sew v that the Illarrehestree Made( was legally aid I prises on a chime of nigh Treason ,—ameng them imemehty ametel.leil I Three is • Castleman berg I was a pear Warm woman ; they wer e k e p t eleven OM /retire that goestlea—he raw tell you that the I days seperstely cowbird in solitary cells, and err agegoitte w ee lewdly assembled, god that it toes' that some of them arm Milled for • mildmneeetier, maserahly e....demed op to the memos' of its diaper. j and others ditcharged from their deeming %tidiest Itirm....(ilowe !)—Pray, tlsealose, hear the Dom.' soy charges' MI. Look at ibe Miele affair from Gentleman; At mare verticals'', Mae such an se. ; heitineieg toted. Whet Off se to sty to the roosts'', seer coo begi•es to his doubts. Yoe low • goldint interreptions of Mr. Beet in the comae of bit apportamity by Om lotinsuption• e give. 111 is essotinatiotts?—(liene, hear, hear I ) —Whet esti 'Mae Gentleman shall co pi me forward sod reply to we say to the Magistrates ',feting to hair war. Sim, I pledge myself Sado**, and, I MHO, itelisfeeta. tests on Information epee mik, safely beasts the wily —t new !] Fog God'. rike therefore hear him ; Grand Jay Ned slotted, 'brown oat hills in the he will do the come of *equity more good by his op. moot cams? Were rase Magistrates so ignorant es position ibis slay. if you beer him eel, then eta be not too know slatsl Jedges Moms recommended Che t re. effected by any Goodman who sopped* yogi best . jation of Ipen insalirleet raider**, in pe laterest.—[Appleese.) 'Mat tile opy %unifies sod utireceloos developement of Mr. STO ANT Wont 1441104 —Will as hoer future facts in the amuses may lead to the Ileac. ma? —(Cries of )es.'see ).-•-Thst Worthy Goollowow doe aid peeishmesi of the guilty 2—(Hear, hear, labs has just addrossed yes. Wye that the Made; heart)—Whet bed bees lIM ISMS which had trim. we peaceable, iberefore she better for she legality goad is§ that esitoordleary Corneer's Inquest' Why, rif y ear pities in a Cosa ams of l. Idi not say se 'Mdd be the vilest worms that creep, if we del aced diet eke Meeting woe otherwise 'ham legal, het 1 ie. not mite oar leedeet protest misfits' stab a beref soma that se be • weds, •hish eon be b et t er and deliberate system of n Mogisletiti oppronsemioi•n.— settled by doe Jodie' of the land. Amiss and again. (4ppioass.)—thro a the ! i t wit's' objecti nor 1 say, lid. is she aoly say to sift the libel* matter roars. is, that la Of/ pajudeing the sensed. et WO*: sold if Parliament met ten times over, they I In the name of II a n d the , oho ere ISO fo r prejeg they ig. wi e ld de sembing.—(l.mod toothier, NMI cries o f sat g —Not Mr. Bent s people, You ere right, sesounded dirteekoot the Meeting ; are already prejteige t.—(Long end turd opplinere.) 11 was in ale that the liee. Goodman tried to luish They are misdeed y those memorable sod kir. liiseeetence.) vocable lettets of h o nsloo obich Ministeos &Ira I Lord MiLeote.—Gettilevnew. I only entreat your patched from tees, (ash upon the sad evfllt..l Mod coosideration for woo montrat, tad for a anal. Slaw cats we be said to itivistlatt the Mugu sssss "ll,i purpose; have the fitirems ',herr my Hoe. Colleague *hen what gee ask is not condemnation bat en. toweled, the 'outvote which be was istiegrepted io gait) ? Why, stove. might we not to wait for the the act of litti.hine.—(Geirs of. Hear! and No!) Moe preeress of judicial etigeiry I I answer, let Mr. Sytakt WOSTLET•A am oboist to say, that tee 'resew :•—first. became* it would show how i if Psrliament stambled tee times aver, they coeld do lately too had degenerated from 'be spirit of our j "mating, in my opiairet, half so satisfamory as to reed forefather', so welt sic merle for its enquiry, abets Moe 'me for veggie, inlet • Coati of Jostle*. I have me hems that the brightest sod most inestimable i ~•w. (;•:vilienion. ;PIN, Mad the duty I imposed wpm. of oar tigers has beat MOM Illasiy itlaadMi ; east, loyal( —(A rake from the creed, For shay. 'Pettedly, beery.. the 'fiat of Mr. Beat and the, abets!]— 1 say no, s ierloiwed Mr. W., with rear oleos, he t hey) ever so *silty, cannot effect Ibis warmth, I am lint here lb. *demote of Mimetic.. or case. Septuor instance, Mr. Heat had been con. j of any otter inditirleels— They most defend them. Meted of the foulest c. nopirecy, chat defence would wires. I rooste to say, that I yield its no matt in that be for the :Magistrates? the Meeting might lase • a ardent desir to prcure the liberties of pie all ; still been inn..trot end legal. There are ten cases ! I il repeat, then, e thee I o have diseksrgeol the dody for and tee Defendants at lame. At I.sticsster it is the which I rime. and chilli was to deliver my owe can. king verses Bunt—bete sod elsewhere, It is the scientism sod unbiassed setedonents. I am grim sue People of England against the Magistracy of Man. that yen would prefer your Member in Parliament— cheater, sloe, as Earl 6ff:41;1.11 0 f well expressed I. (Cry 4, yda are nil)—to deliver openly his smite. ;Mitt breathless bade bid violated she laws tbey meets, shin he diffeted from yoe, rather tine a. were as meat booed to obi, as ib.die aver *hem leally stand by stud feel • distress' *bleb he had net they were t ailmelmer tkeet.--(Appleuse )—I ksve the csedner sod mealiest's to ~pens.—(/fear!) heard it float there is es foundation for 'Mr. VoNTATIIS WILION applied 1 the maul, any apprehension that the seal deists of ilie pee. ewadoct of their Ilne. Member, sod entirety spree. pie is ill be hooded—dist Meetings such as this, for od of hi. sentiment. instance, may always be held Ishii perfect ',minty.— Mr. WALVIS F4llllll. thee come forward, sod This was Mils talk—as well may Ibe asked, whether goes received silk the meet etithodastieezpressions of the score of to.day will at once swell into the mighty i, Madras'. Ile spoke as follows :—Gentiontets. net—vegetation, like deltoids, 'bough slow, Is mime yrs coositier she C..ealy of Yolk is oh progrestive in Ps growth ; sod this violation of I.w, i Us differeet bearings, its groat tonitarlal es. if mew payed with impoody, may soon grow into a legit, the Golfo!. re.pectshility end impolitic , of its lied and permanent evil.—(/year, hear, hear !) i stomata', its immente sad hive like popelation, its The snootier pet ino• the inotath of his Royal great opeleace. he various mid erirtiled eammeicial iligheess the Nines. Resent, by his illinisters,l releases, ilmseiforia helmay, sod its ackwestedged in reply to the Address of the Common Conn.! ingenuity, it is ea serpdslag that the coetery at esi , showed b.i. far they were fortified to press' lair, bed Marlicelerly doe root of Goveenetent (she power. Ne repressive ..f regret for what bad aces!. I litett•PoltiL should leak •iib so mesh ansiety, and red—eit feeling of dissatisfection at the event. Was 1 Waal as mach bitterest to your proceedings this day. dim answer satitfactory I—(Cries of, No!)—it mid I I.et the evenly of Yost tome stir, was the old sod we knew little sssss obi. swatter. That was the sety celeste's ss,ing its tide's of moil. and all other strongest reason why these should be en 'ovary to sold smaller bodies will erste\ avid Whoa the sem let the comer, hits the Motile patticelars el tee case. liens of the leeisthse of the Nerth, sod give a By the Constitution, the Millilieff were the tespoe• toe* mid comistenev to the postal voice of the site, OtiftStf• of the King ; and, therefore, the Royal estobtry.—(lker, hear!)—Sine', thee, year infer. replies oast be consideted as the acts of the King i t token has shelve ate& melt so hopeemitts epee the advisers. There was se sir of coldness and harshness Common country, I Aso lititsk that die time his now arrived is the whole Reply to die Add of the relies it became memosery le pobtish to the reentry Commit which I did not tepee!, even from tke pre. pier opinlisits epee the 'aids which have lately or. eent Mi n isters ; slo t I cann ot h e lp eying, that the Wind is ar ;of —to corves our fellegs ep a t alarm., to the legal hibmals of the laud for tits She most bloody s tud east toys/Mom laennetions at wretched I n in ibis affair, 'night bate been Mboodiestem—traeactions whelk Isla I's frighteweel spared. What moans hsd dime poor sollivers to obtain th e *hole b i l g ed from her pooptiegy," and from whirls legal redress, in places the very erpences of which the people of Eogised Wilt dot tern, *Meet reale. sadly the opulent, and shake the pockets of die licit, it k a ditties t, envois?, and irmediste migoiry.— so es almost to bar their gates egeinst thee ! Wha . M (ir I)—Neset were yotritrienthied upon a more means bad these poor people to o vercome these ob. t trsitmeidinegy occesioe—same did you meet to die. rad.. ? It eta h a rsh enoegh to ouil even one 1 cuss es aloha and so finless so oreurrence. Yee aegis word of pity Or regret for the blood bola Apo sionobkel on creel politlcal °cessions— shat had bete shed : remember the emissive your m ee tings afire have a r e', to folgioes or tern net to do so •ss the act of Mieistert. not of the Prince a eorram Minister, to Moine the best memos of em. Begone, who had nothing lomat or cruel in , his Notting lid *Jett, hie the ettergin )so p••••es in . disposition. They (Ike Ministers), it sow wised, had defence a your cagn , iy. t° th'froll toot Moffitt's, I out die words •" regret or pity" in their whole reci te aid east; and pet a stop to blonds ed—yes I bear). They did right, thstrefote,ie cot attempting h oe s out se t to ep p o ,e sell {,resent an goojest sod I, to insert them is it mew, for in their eats to have otnetteel4psteet of issition—het ell obese deadens ; pitied others w ell bays bag to condemn thew sink hit nothing. they vanish like '' the shadows' selves.—(47loose.)—Ao Honourable Friend of In the alt," when compared •itb the megnenions 1 mine (Mr. Wooten.), bad espressed his dinpproba. giestien hbleit the late after et Msoehesger Mae es tins of large Peblic Meetings, on die gamed that eetriblyprovoked.—(acering )-1 ht epistle's which they bads tendency to throw additional power Into /°0 are coiled upon Oh day to P 000000 vet la *slat the hands of klinistess, end urge them to eels of Ibis this, ebetber Eolltkl'o nt au' soy loullet to re. t greater smetily. Of greeter amity ! What, can tale ilea great pilyllrge which sloe, sod at once ti II he urged to greater severity than use inflicted mikes the broad distiomion between the freeman end at Manchester ow the lath of August ?..(Cries of, 114 slave —(Great aft ) knes* )--Tbat isestimable " No. ner)—Whet thew of meant by tech an raids which we del l " keit osr onvollOvis to mat slinsion by - his Horoostsble Fitd? Are we to be at . all limes to dismiss the mod of our Goleta. told that tr• are to endersista d that Misislets anti meat, it. stale Is discessinso west we 'Mak, is pro- se tenderly, If t ie do not sharpen swords to cot nSienc• sot splitleros *pm she.. sod In ma n ly sod i es dims sties we meet to cousider of gri eeances? orderly lealoollto to weak and 419""a "ea "Pe"' II Ibis is to bo the tensor of the tight to meet, lion sad redress, se in see jades. ni she state of the it was, indeed, 'miserably and fatally preestioes.— cosultl shall troth"' 00107 Plan this poo l I, If the temple of diary, that sacred edifice reared Viet t of the Pospli by. beets 109•41 4 by the Ms- Iby net ancestor" to shield es from the attacks of gist. stow et 111.stehtister, I do solentely believe, aid- I opplession ea the one side, and the Metall of anarchy whit t.totting all I Itelle ,Pard se doe cootrary, sod i so the other, is as Wert to afford the firm shelter aidtbe• Ow law oar uweeetity Is ra t of their fa r which it Thai I obeald rather see it crew. voider, will am be mode evident lit M. without . M imin dost be con verted into boatel'', to n ame • sr all of de night follevolog Proposideas cee 'id bet as a atonement of our degradation and op. be satlstactorily e n 1:: : I passion —( ..4mdasse )—I coo have as desk, bet to 1. Tins tie sleeting 1:::=. live sotiong my fellow.coentrymea quietly and ho. S. Tom the pities It hod des notice of each mostly. bat if I live I moist live a freemao. • I acorn isiegalits. 3 Tbl or Ilt HP Art had bivalved lodger dee sod OW a bondage, mod se do yoe.—(Skeoft ,Ara/s e rf illiPiause.)' — ',es le i ny NM. It oil too etch the roc*. to Wad with &Islet/ 4. Tim Ws sion rammed by law hod bow &lord is WI- ~._ . . S . ' any pen who eaptessed alt setts/ammo to aslii.rary pewee. Tn eerls se insineetioss he wield rep)) is /be lefty P 111.11. 1 4110 language •f the feliglests, the Iseult, the @triable, aid tender Cowper ti We. op.. ere hese& le Reseiss. k. :olP Th- Kin hs horn the law—o lemeia, Awe loam re nil intbie them. 11 teeperse Fteety, esti with *Selig le, 1/6160 lessen OW wee; It., nr.41.. lips OW that be I. We ttem him are too far. Kies dm' he be. And King In Nib he may he vats Aid atoll estate% ea he anthithem o.ll— fertaise train his peeper poo•te. Awe rowet Man. thaw iterates floe. to greet. kerma the' ware is treatoe Ile is sere. 7' whaileatet. tw guard. t • admit tie *am, thus rust to warp et thane its settle kin, To serve him mete Is see manual Awe,: *;ten in death—bet am to be bit Mate, —(Greet lipplerne.)—The King Is boned by law I. eslethaister jestite *kb mercy. Oor gracious Prince most. frees duty, se sell es lona eaters, fatting, be inbred ebb this seesiereet he may be notereterily misled ; the eye of the besilbk may be epos him, or for the moment he way be ender the spell . of the peat ; bet I shall never belies* that filially eoula led a place in his humane and urscioes breast. In the words of as eatismot, hot now neglected writer, I am conducted that the moment he shell have heard the language of obit he believes to be troth, he will let once redress the arievaocri of his people, and give them " intleunnity for the past, end *meaty for the fissure." There ate thews who sortnend me of ills.. 'Woos birth, bet she yet ebtopathl 4 e with the golfer. hugs of their eeentrjoreo, who will never consent to I bear, et glib a tWahtlaral " 1 he sheet eel simple nasals of the poor," end who Idle the Berens of old, sill evelaim for the p-oply, it We will not test the laws of &gland be cheneed." In the loud rinds of herven let es eche this patriotic evelantstion.—(llene three times three cheats safe given by the ntol!itede asseethlel before the hustings, in atrial the Gentlemen am them also joiner). When they had sebsided. Mr. Finkel, in illusion to the weather, went on.)—" The clouds are ! '.Rain heavy and 'thirsting ; 'thee more, therefore.' raise op jeer voice, sod with it sill rite the an of ' truth to scatter and Jitpfl tbeet."—(The three times 1 three cheers were eyrie repeated, mind the waving of bands, hats, and Ilegs.)-- "It may break fiat to its 'meridian blase; bet et say rate let es hope that it sill set in unclouded majesty on the prospect which t it has at once cheered and The Sherif was proceeding to pot lite Resolutions, log till be had wiped off this secession, which he loped be would be ablo to do, slot "riverbed his regret a , not being a herb/Mei of she county, and thereby hariog a right to address r.e Meeting, be booed and retired. It. Re•oloti.ins were then at. Tbe.lsio lest *vie agreed to onaniseusly. 1..! nibs* were also agreed to, with twig (as Ise s• we retold perceive) twq .lissenti. al votes, those of Mr. S. W.:sitter and Mr. F. Wilson. • \ ' Mr. Fawure then road the felhoolog Adiest soil TO 111% ROYAL HIGIENEett UEONGIi PRINchl OF . ftEilf.NT of THE UNITED Doug Or Or (MLA f UNIT IN AND lit ELAN O. w lee, ism hioje•ty's was, ds i el aid loyal melte*. Nos g.bit.s,,u , sod Et. emilici . of tae c..a ty of Verb, Misr lityiotreat persesi•ooss so appr owl. the TN •Ilt el allf vermin horreeito 'anti that seeeteoce awl ..T (lion. witch it he . . ies es. s • lo yal: ..n4 free prop's. to valerians tow ed. see lawful mot alliesed his.. .• 1% . • sleep!, soma the mildly. shkh bus so low and we. roolubl. woad...lto lla. 1.1..; .64. prom fiat public nale.course with hi.f..iisful subjects. a boa Marl so meek 1... r cur_ Les ' tit-sr aiereausero to hi..a•rud peran. r all to hicrraM Ws Royal eu Wirset is their I.lolly sot i destoo. •• Al ta• sz on. oto.e h.. bus.el beg t agars 'oar itosat ii.gaue s. a. the !GT . ..v..1184hr , of 48.:r Sastrelpies. ill .8 our Adak, to )our Its... Digit:tem% Illisitioe. Irossely, ardour Orroriu• la the Lows el this (fatal. If.. WI Litreume. •• 11.4 f. el semi strangiy. lb a the l'err.m.ones sleigh/41 to ' the 4igs , its untie Kist. mur pdaircatly be cu. J.. so outs!(. it. ,t i.e .. sir isitshotor. , fit. r.e. eea I Is, fostatoia of owlet I nor a. sarlooMed wort ..s tirssefiirisl la his pe.lit. •• that elm Inns of Eon owl aps Dole lorrbright r sod we ...rem s.sor Royal iligbarm to tm:iese tis .1 we. sad tee gyms beak rif his iduje.tr'..44•l•er• ...el war .wt (*.n.....t.... a. slew Oist lb. lags s. ills, Mir hi pram amdasiehres..., row he milmnatiormi•tsb (sera lit-tter so f metes to sit teaks ..fum Kim . people. - •• Wr lies l• wore )soot It .a* He g i r a.... that we resod with aralllo4lC .nor Knyal Iliehoseis desistmins from Ilse Tbrese, at the atom of see Ins Ses....st .1 Parliament, • 'bat es object Cm beware? 'err Watt thoui is pr mote the welters suit pr./lye/its of all classes tee M. Id li -.v. .mbjell•: *Web mown he reveled asthma tee • at.. isamene of whin or der mad oraseprlinv. sad your I:os Al li.tbariA . lino de• tecurinstors to mariss, fa: that I sorpo..e. Ese posters r•Onsetwil to your Kemal Hi-does. b. I.e.—la iseomeadre Math ~.at Nova fligimen's gsa..toa• Isis., to preserve public • 4 stanasillits. a. 4 to pp.'s...B tie ntionsisso of we 1... p.., I,:sootiletios, sad with ft 1...g...4 ark*, telbesatiow fee ,be toss 0/111 • ea, dears set sop antler 105.4, mot •• ant ims de ter* la moot 'hem doom. vossepoireo I • OW slaters mid their Moat ipotesi ys we teissigi unseat persmi.iiesi la miss 5 . ..ar Rojiii Met. es, •• Thil it st sue onsisielnoll right of she rohjeet..4 thM to is I. b..ld Illeelons fur the parrot If e...p.ideiong my mum of p•Air ...wrest. a.. 1 , f adopting such Item/ammo and proceed. i.:es theirs at are emsfar =able to Las, mse ma) appear I .dieni tammary ear tie roulemmance et emir Uomisontonas privileges aud um gm..al welfare. " Th .1 to disperse Iss el.deore. sad Mill mom by the employ. ores or*. notary fume, a Me-tins lawfully Idaealt.led. mill peuraMbly tete for -loch peeptro , .. is a does siolotoot of law. •.4 . Mora m, f.,,.gore at she Nights a site people. e• We theref .re Wetly Istit Stop. he rep.estos to emir nasal Ilisthwe s s. that oe lo.se katiol wish We'd .• 4 c se omer% that o Meeting teeliii••••se4 5 for no b pupates at Ninarmer rot Me lath .4 Ammo Imu. el *Web is bits sot hither.. op, eared Mat mos i.legal act sad wee committed, or that prememis pew/sow WM. la •i ruse hen hero moor arrest's/at 1.. row. wow s••••• 1" attacked ....4 asperout b• • editors Cure. • bereby flee Wes rif • eras ossattel In ill Alajestes tablerms awe cad tarred, moo) Witless n0...44, nod sash lulled. frifrwsusf.ot naeittai:L.e..ituar.:.i.sbut.dearar, toew.andiu,Legbrefall.4lll..a.t t ry. .. th e ... m tg s . graft.' Ho.. RR. Wes mdviverl by rear $.O rte to glee 017gr4 rat Its) .1 approwitoo, whereby see bare lamest imp .Ram as jets of judicial inermsdroo ; ser =ls Moo eri a proreeding In be mertiorios., slots Os INII Of befog illegal sad I•gbis mimic& s a scu ms ulltswour to she uninarsed mil roust arimirdigroding at ier . o Thar. orbital we strongly deprecate every trades, tea Imams' liil. SWAIN we fit. I is we orperial dot,. tit 1o•11, by sit Wife% ssea:s. atruesempt to iulitee 5..• R. A uts arkso, he Gristsissi • ii., sule•any sas.;:t•eci for the proleelloss uric? wawa hisesls-15104 which It is rsps.tly sleceisags 180 Pot treoeits of the Crow ihasid it.cesfery of ce.ty sash is sus Stales lirmly to swiatain. . Thai, untwist odwerting ta the Alerts is WINO tbe Neel las of the idals of A skit was iferectei. a• feel that the etreattrOsoces in th-pessiow call fur a fall is masigatsost, is order that usetweeet• whirls •••stpiaalei. hen/ to irstaistab • precedent .4 the utmost Worm is sloe Wm ties of I me emsrs. gam be Essitursonuy Modicamil. if hood As edam of a sati.factory jussishensi..n or. if mi. thot they lima ,he natboritati , et. ulster, sob lee 1 •finans and mediates no, •• We. theretore. most tot ably hoptesse sastr Royal 11.gbarem. lint you a iii be pleased to arembk l':.sitamett, or bus thlia Mess a. y. „ilk, sad tetroasse..4 toe their intatediote eac a 'Whims tapir. ems tbre troofortno ." Mr. RAIE4IIIII seconded the moties, mod ',pressed Is a retells's manarr his abhorrence of what took. plea et Manchester. Lord MILTON was received with toed god ',jested cheers. Ills lioaciorable ,'Bend and Colleogue (Mr. S. Wortley), for chose opinions he had always a greet (nye, end who*, manliness in avowing those opinion, entitled his to the respect of the Messing, had argued that there was no isenesslty for the Inter. f f Parliament ; that this enquiry sight to be left to oar Lew Case's. It was tile , duty of dm people to call oo Parliament to letsfere. That Far. liament would do its duty—that it world severbersto the opinions of the people, there wield be so dealt., if they enfold themselves with firesoss mid date,. ',titration. It was not by a Meeting of the Gent, et York only that this was to be done. Ile hoped that the Counties of Wrstmorisoll, Comberlsod, Keot, end all the other Comities, would follow in their wake. If that were to be the ease, if this wisq to ba the day.spriog of action, ne doubt but tbolliolimibila of the people would he heard, sod Orel 'Oh Rem,- senteliges would obey the call of their echoititiowo. —(.4fplowle )—Wes it to bieleft to Goorts of Las to miter I. this inesglgation' without the'filtirfrr. yore of Itatilsawni ? ruillutelf, he felt confident. 13 that them was no *remit, tha t this oestios 'mild be fairly Irk:!, snits ' it iras agitated PeffilllWof. is, Courts were C o ur t s of form, a mousy trials were lost open polats , without .ens sowilets to a roligitleration of the satrwatilialidiorVbt 1 1 4 _PON lle though , it anneceseary. nn Hurt iltelidoleta to en. ter into a digression as to the legifilty:erilleelity i e she Meeting of the la th of Ahist, yof ot OM, - son—because in no owe of the Resoletlowsases joie most given on the rise. They . joh U flit i Pralla facie cast was triode est, which dull legmelsot are tiles In require an investigation) dint oho emelt would be no one presumed ig.4leila: 1114-40 mot wish to imitate the coadwell•i dew pesi••• ralits bid srarerii heard *hat reartifift the treeedioge, ere they dared to prejudg4lol4o%se,--rear 4147.11 aced to pollute Os lips of theistiliveleigo, by-billeciog him to express effigli ess Isis sati at emadegt tildes go , v Fermat", non natio be isratUnsl. (i • Skeate " )......TllO Ministers it was gbh IWO lirejedged ili, qpirstion. Let 'lie Mrming dernatidesqlsirb—let flieSquietly, but Spryly. demand it. ibis WON demasAl, perhaps i sour sled harshly, add seemed inicoorteoss to certain eats : but air si.coodespojei thole Petition of Rights to Owls, 1., mat Ally dostrodod but insisted' ow their eights. The Noble Lord tessarltod. in concise I h t i t s a l s n :q n le•hvaesttribnieviolnerteldialsobest:eattailhiasiestlP"Tdmr seP•ilinolisthiessylr.lis_("olLanirlid when A person named Mtvciiet.r., who has been the principal speaker at the Meetings held at Ilan.lets moor, lialifas, Iladderafirld, end other plans in the West Riding of the county of York, stepped forward to eddies, the Meeting. Ile would Not lone ob• traded himself on she Meeting, were is sot net he bad been as Ile -witness of the *wellies which bad taken place at Manchester. Ile then proceeded to detail what he had sees, and described the condoet of the Wenmenry Casslry in strong terms of reprobatiou. The constables also, he cohort red, acted in the most violent manner. Mr. .Mitchell was proceeding to pole out the inutility of peoitiorting Parliament on the seliect of the Moriches'', oetreaes, when he will interrupted by Ind cries of Question. Ile beard cries of question ; be would a.la if the gentle% was 005 what were the amPassres to be adopted to oesenre a fell invettiaatine Into whet had taken plen t sodas, prevent 'loner fanatalilosa in lucre? The Ileemsso able (gentleman (Mr. Fawkes) who had so Anal gently that ivy enfotred the necessity of convesoles, Parliament, had on former ocrealons loudly do. I claimed against she curt •ps Intl lathy Parliament. Ile- 1 Mr. FAWSIs rose to order. For himself, he had on canoes occasions hod the honorer .1 advocating the cause of Reform, end be hoped he would Bet tden, it most not he upon as occasion like the present, with which Reform had no connesion, and where Its intredectiou would only create diagrams— (Chars ) Mr blurcucit. was again about to speak, bet he was in.egoleo ol l by Mr. Dlesivons. who observed, that thnegh a zeal. oes friend of Reform, he deprecated the intrOdec. tine of that where it could only serve to Here in stead of serving the nese which brought them toge• ther. Ile recommended enstimity. Ile knew there were persAM among them whose objects were division and thiamine, but be hoped they would fail in their attempts to do so. Mr. Orecwss.L Woos (of Liverpool) sold, on such an oetasioo the question of Reform was irrele vant. That, indeed, was a trestles of such vital importance in itself, that it ought sot be miseJ op with any other. Mr. M ITCIIIILL again stood forward to address the 4, Meeting, bet was interrup ted b y load cries " Off, eff !" This disturbamce lasted a ( ow memo miust I shiers Mr. Mims (of The Leeds Mercury) regototed in ' make a few observatioas. lie had a fact to commu nicate, which was of great importsoc•—• fact which would make she blood thrill its the veins of those who beard li. It was. that there was amps* them en spent of Coveromest, employed to do injury to the MO of the people. it was in a great 113PMIOUP through his (Mr. B's) Press that the spy Oii bed been espied to the politic in his tree cheater.— Now, when this Mr. Mitchell es , int Cold Both. Gelds' whoa. It was D atelines that no one save Meer was allowed to visit him. Is was known to that Oliver was acccompanied by Mitchell thr,..gb ditTereet parts of the country.—(aiss of " Doan with khes!")—Wooo they, then, to attend to a mats •lin hod so sowed ? Mitchell small limes attempted to address the Meeting. bin ono as often interrepted. Mr. Wooten came (Grand, and requestel the Meeting to stripped their judgment until the charge made, sod which he thonght ought Ilu be better sap. poised, was proved to be the fact. At a time like the present, they onght to be cautious how they re. 'deistd assertions ss facts. Mr. W. then read a letter, which Mr. Mitchell had pat Into his hand for that purpose. It was from Mr. Bunt to him (Mitchel!), in which the former speaks to him as to one enjoying his I fall confidence. The object, we believe, el his aisle. leg to have this document read was t• show (by ir.. lessee') that being is the confidence of Mr. Bunt, he was also entitled to there( the Meeting, or St le s s, not deserving tit impu tation of " spt ," *Wets Mr. Baines bed east upon bins. After Mr. Wool,' had recoonerded Mr. Mitchell oft to 1 T3t to the Meet. ' . cheering.) Nit. Wit.t.ttr. of D•lighurr. IMO SOW • 14 . 11 51 tiCDI en the setesaity of a Recto is Parliapest. :sitaesilinery titessies—newt mu pa ....,. ,- _._ _ __, _ _ cuss so safe! sad so taloa so orearrynct. Yes sines word of it or rivet for 111. Y. 14,4•4 i to , . A................_____ _ beer ones saombled on arra pilitlcal occasions— that had bees shed : remember the omission, ' s a i ii h me i —carter/re t —v• ait ... ....-...- -- -.- der Meetings Often pa t e ba t , to filgines or torts not .todo so was the act of kilotons. not of the Print* Mr. Nines (of rig Leeds Mercury) r e quested In to enter i. to this 'navigates' silliest the'linerfrre a unapt Moist'', to Alvin* the best meats of es- 1 Regent, who had nothisg bash or creel in his make a few etnertatioas. Ile had a fact In towline. tort of Parliament? r uiv,..ir, he felt confident. h o d ) log girl sisify log the entriles )ow pewees in I disposition. They (the Mbellatre), it NOW aeoloodi had aim's. which ea of greet importssce—• fact which that these was no main that this queues Windt Magi' o l f your ceent l l. to &fond let fib•rlfret i not lite ootde " 'Peril or Or in lbefr wil l " co " . would make the bleed thrill in the 'trios of those who ibe fairly trle:l, unless, it was agitatedPalfitman. to to g i ' li st; sad pot a stop to blonds tad—rod . belay. They did right, 'horologes ill llot allealPling heard it. it wad. that these was ainosg them an i Law Coats sera Courts of form, away trials h em ~h4t to op p os e sel l p it men' an sejest asd Ito insert them is it now, for in their ease to love spot o f C oun osoot, ompiorod to do i n j u r y to the' welt lost apes palate, without tot* wowling to v. armies , Odra' of tesstion—bet all these creemslone : pitied others would base bee. to condemn thew Came of the people. le was ins guest liIPMIOtt I enil44.l.tiliOtt of the sea . aotiacisicsilohg _case. sink lain not they seams/ like '' the she ; selses.—(Apploose.)—Ao Honourable Friend of through his (Mr. B'1) Press that the spy Olimr had Ile thought it enviecessay. on that Is ea. In the ste:' when compared with the motantons I mine (M r. Watery), bad espressed his dleapproba. been espied to the politic in his tree charter.— ter into a diiesssion as to the' legeMitylerfleillity qiestion blotch the late agar et Maochell'er has 5^ doss n n( large Pablic Meetings, on the ground that N ow . w h ew t his M r . Mitchell was its Cold flab. the Meeting of the Ifith of Aiigdst, eltylitte chilia eerribly prosoked.—(aserlag )-1 be opiates which they bad a tendency to throw additions! poster Into fields' whoa. It was notoiloss that nu oho save son—beeasse in ne see cif the Resoletisses.wes isae )0. Sri celled upon Ibis day lo P 000000 Cet i° so less Ike bands of Meelelota, and lug° th e m t° °c g s °I Oliver was allowed to visit him. Is was knovrit to . man given on the ease. They lip asp& thltt a pills ibis this, •hetker Eattlidlimill ar e sof s ou to tee I gloater we nn. Of greeter stfetitt ! Whale can that Oliver was arccompenied hy Mitchell 'brooch facie case was made sot, whiclalladsit ismmliemst - imi Ulu that great pietist' which alone and at oieCiP ti e) he arid to pralff stagily then las inflicted di/r emi t parts of the eeentr y.....(Crr i s o f •66 D own *new in requ i re oe thowleation I *hat the molt • I makes the braddistbection basal' Ilie (reveal' end as MMan datingk ating ow the Ifith of Asian s _ ( e.. of, ~,iik hi m p1....we 11 " t h e y, then, to attend Is • a moo would be so Doe presemedrgaecitti: •Tkej#lll not 'hi slave —(Gross applause )--Tbitt isestimable " I%Q. wort—Whit thew was meant by ` lash an w i n h o d so acte d y wish to imitate the caudate"( den pagan who had t ied, whims we dais• from our oneematev, te meet allusion by his Beleoetshle Ftfendf Are we l° b° Mitchell several times attempted to address the stiltedly heard abet reactMof the nreicendlogr. .c' -ark _ at all lima to discuss the mid of oar Gomm- told that w. are to 'indignant that Misisites I t gi„ t t o p. bet was as often i nterrepte d. ere they dared to prrjudgewe se l —emi asep dared west, so slew Is &towing. •haf we think, t. pen- es tendtrly, If levy do sot sharpen sowed; to cet , Mr. WOOLIR came knead, and ',quested the to pollute 'hie lips of shelmilllveleigs, •briafiecisg beinnet oar opinions upon alelmo• aid I. manly aid i es is whew we mein to cnosidor of gritgaaces . M essing to sus pend their judgment until the charge him to egress his satiffffigli at eseitlegt.dere.v ar d er ty i ssitegge , to o ak sal demand Nigh 'opera. II ibis is to be the Wiser of the tight te meets made and which he thought ought to lie better sop. hemming torts not+, be igridiist. (m Skome )—Tho lion sa d r egress, so in ors jadest tit the state of the' it was, indad, mieenbly and fatally PrefIllolle• -- poised, was proved to be the fact. At a time like Mildew's it was shit het. Itrejedged OM 4 11 , 1 11 0 n. canary shall reader sectssary Th.t this rent llf the temple of liberty, that sacred alifice reared the present , t h ey „w i t t o be manicies how they re- Let 'lle Meeting demand enl s let 'ban quietly, rig' t of the People hall Woe invaded by Ille Ma. lb, our ancestors to shield es free the attacks of "h i d ass e rt ions a fats. Mr. W. then read • letter, but &eds. demand it. This tam, demand, perhaps gip tits at 111-webester• I el" 11^ 1 •Ilaole billioree l° 4 " I oPP'ele‘on 01l lbll °"° afdre an d the "f °1•1 a n ififieb Y which Mr. Mitchell bad pot Into his hand for that soutited katshlt. ash reigned letcoorteoes to certain bet sec socysigni n die their Petition of Rights willnieseting all I hies beard ii the contrerf, sod iea the other, is so Innate to steed the lies shelter im p os e. It was from Mr. Bent to himh (Mitchel!), in i ears : reitbe Me law air nereattil, in jltallboallteal of their ' fee which it was Netted, I shaeld rather me it cram- o high the former speaks to him as n enjoying his Ito Charlie I. twat traty ItPlotwolert but 'mna!' en cotdoct will ever be mad* trident he 00 . without Me into dust than be converted into basset", to elt- full conidence. The bct we belies', a hip si,k. 'their lights. ' The Noble Lord tegsarited. in concise so.. or all of tie eight followisg Itroposill•RI cgs t ist bet as a moneenall of our degradati on and oil" fug to have this o b j e t , ed nee t• sheet (by ill- 'Sine, that bo wawa by et his p a st ii p e di s awm whew be satlstacsorily eatehliehael:— I pression —( elitleseo )---I can have so orate but to r el ocate) that being is the confidence of Mr. tient, this question came co be discussed sod thst Its wadi . , 1. Tiro tie Manse is. • "rd. bet ..... ... 1... a , liar among my falow-cosnaryinto (pied) , and ha he n u o a t in d e ei sb e e d glin e g as tli t e u i p g : P o si b l it " . ll " A f ft . r.r . s M Pl r . l . " W w o h h o l l e e ti ti r had Mi. che N e i r r i . nr liitt.te. of Dewsbury, lode SOO sbefetAl was also 'aided to of the Mating, or at least be one of the leftmost to DEMAND eeqsley.--(Loard • ideal' Tarr I" "miss ce. k """ —— - I " - awn. be a t nd if oi l ' d ie . : y l e m e tts ._4 l s li va ve s is frama if aria s. ' u l i s e co .)... rn 3 Th..l la Mot Art had bees read Is eye time mid page as bondage, mai lei by low. It was toe Meth the pticlice to braid frith disloyalty recemoooded gy t „ Mitchell sot to .. / .... a i„ to • - 1 e let- ticve Do the Serenity of a Reform is Parliament.. 4. Tat tha Uses mune by law had boas &lord le Mel' • . ... .2'-' - • . .Er ' . • * 7- .. g --"-.?-' Am..- 4 ; • "leg ..4.41, ."