The National Register. — London, England, 1819-09-12 00:00:00

SEPT. It the petiod Ills to this lima I had mixed as much as caJd itle the ileoll4 who Were 1111rie.led 11l the of the meeting, and was lintels 10 41 111... 04414.11 y be. hasium act...) one. (I i• tei.ily 4140. • Mal Stir co ,411.111 subject of Cull y. 4 1 ,411011 them was Ilie Het 444.11 y and importance of outlawing I's um all rittletteas ill rooduet, and All inleinpriither of laiszteage. lit moo) . iiistionees wo4 I 4 Wlliierg 411 11111111414%11414. . to this ed.el be tween 1141111 , . 4.uoageil In speaking lagellier. II seelll4 - 11 to Isle as 11 eleiy 'm11%41411141 was se, Iowa), impressed with the dancer of to u.shiog Slit Ailisiglt re) %lila any piell•4l for has 'folios, knowing well that they wouol glatby 4.411 tben.clre•lll Ille diYhlra pi chisel.. It is say Mg 11411 e on this head 10 state that 1111* ulrrllug was pe4ecelne fur each a ineetnig—for it %VW. SO ill • 1110.1 v 11.411041 y degree, awl instice it-gimes Sc,. 111.11 the fact almond be stated sit tang ly. I believe that a tutteting 40 peavtillole oda never held before ; lake the inf abets c pugliasil illlo alarm and I am re' lain in this respect p Can base 110 Stick toolioned Id he ill character till Ilie Moat in neon it. The hest manumits Citell4ll4l3llre 14 hell nos t o c aimt not nonillion of toe Masiglraleg was since Cone reties of itie bails toot (session-in) marching Into Dickets ban.,lfe,-1, mid faring these. This 41411011, al )Ile M.) seroileel, is sume diglaiii fi the Monad, hut ill tic* of a great pail of Me Alerting. They were cheered, nut in the t pelted good humour. Iminrdiulrly afier the Yeomanry galloped 00 10 the groo', and for.sied farms the clew d, and 111 hunt of a hulls in which were the Ma gistrates. They wel e 41.0 rbrrtcd, but IN the %aloe loud humoured spit, by the people. s fltis was, 114 wetter, 4 signal fur site to ietire; for . thuitgli I have nut braid of a single Indus 01141 tsliu t ilt any sort of about at the circumstance, yet I could not dive,' myself of au impression that 11114 awash sir indicated all intention to disper"e the people. I got, Ihry purr , npull a little Mound of cloth, *tibia a tea yards in the lett dank o f d i e womanly ; before, however, I had got safely to this Station, soitiellilos Was said to ttieto.anf they elitism-it, Waging their swim ilf in the dir ; dining this, the enuatatalea who had been formed 1014 4 41011141 e cui don from the house where the (lagi.tr.ile. were, duViii lit 1110 Miming*, weie tailing hack to gel Out tit Ilse way ; lime wig gealeely larded Mein 10 do ling hem e the yeualiamy giffopad into the crowd. I toot rved nu. part of the proceeding with arsioua 1111 l nod 441 t ISO civil udicei• with the sol dier', but I have Drew .I,IJ 11141 0110 of the Mag.s irate,(Tiadold Ti difOrti ) 1111 a 1 11 them. Ido out believe tins, though I lust' it Oil Amid autism try, awl scarcely 4:111)* how It, 11011111 it 011 11141 account. 1111e11 the I barite was made, I loosed towards limn. 41111 lie *a.. 41111 in altitude of addressing the iteopie in 1 1 0111, and 1. to do list. fill some time, as if tic w as nil aware of what was going on. The crowd was 40 very clime lout 111 per son eOOl4l puasibly elienpe 1%110 happened 011101 innately 10 Ile 1.141 1111 l ed In the lure ..I Ilie ea( .11) 's prove's. Fur !pare, I glimalti wwk , ..1 3d in . 40 'aids, the Yeomen had liteially 10 rat ant and hark a road lip 111 the inigtitigg; 1111 1 1 110, lin.) di m Ihluu.o 4 pr.opie absAiactv pa,ire—no resittaore in any kill I Na... ur 111 , 11.e.1 CUlllel be, offered. It has liven sae., Mat at this lane stones weic thrown, but thj., iwolge yol. aelogeti,er jalae - tittle is nut the slignt • est fountlglim. 111 the 414114411 Na, except 111141 yon may imagine 10 e 4141 Sr are ler of ti ea I lag a ino,fication. 'I he Yeomanly, in doing this. weir lit toe 0..41e-t contilaiuti, and cut duwit Mall) of the 1'141.1 1.14, 411,1 hall each other. This was nil I "aiv ill lit 1 . 14•141, for I considered there was dancer ill ; 4. I tinned to go oil, the ISiii and She Cheshire Yeomen catloped 11,1 me, lith.mnle ceattlettien at their head. A 1 i...e I ime 111 e tool 1i1.1.110 were 11141Clied to a station al Mr rolllh end at the Quake's' Alecling house. t• inlet rept the people who might lly in that direc tion ; and bele there was indeed 1110 st dleadlnt slaughter. Crewel, pressed on 10 Ilits yiartier, and were J'arced bark by our 1115 ) 0111 to or the Intaitily. the Casalry cutting them 11l Ille r 4, 41. The shoots, se. rains, 111141 eu14(04400, acre here tiny lituriable.—The people, maddened wi h the danger. 4. stilled 111111 Yr the influence urgiipernalmilt efirlgy —they sealed the walls of lite Aleeting Hotote yard in riser) dittrtion, while those near the yard galls hoist them open; the soldiers followed up the steps into the yard. and coil aN ay N ii:nott any si cumptinctitto. The Meelille 0001, were 110.11, n, lie tenor of the people, also tut erd ; but ever a Quak l's place of worship was ISO Id 11141) —Site onoiers atilt followed, and many wounds vi me given here ;—rvell iii the gallery, which is Gitfieull of aectsg, three *rte. tualty stains Of blood. Fur 144.‘etlil days After workmen had 111 be employed to plane away, and otherw.se obliterate tile, evidences lett here of the buteheinigs which had taken place. The opt raruns in other pat is of the ground were of similar character. The people, treatedaslitthesame Mere adecied to the 141111 e degree w lilt tel amounted Rbsulattly to a paruxystu—they (twilled Ilityltgli the glass panes of windows nito reliant and first floors of hou.es fur refuge. In one street, 1 believe Newberry street, which happens to be closed at one end. I am mold there Nag Mil) one window which Heaped destruction from this ealige, I mention these tars, because they have nut been munch Dwelt upon, and beratl.e they incise that most amnion violence and hub 41.11) were used ; and because they Move, too, ;if an) woof %vete wanting) that ti:e people could have Ito lilt 4 or such 1 'eat mead, tor hulloing but ow/nue, added to 4111141111.1 of Stir troops, e4ll ill:011111 for such ali encl. d degree of fear among theist. In the ‘ttetts thrte Snag a 11e41 of cold-blooded wol k, kith you would get some idea hl (tutu the public prints. Li lilt re-pert to the I eatillit; 01 1114. Riot ACE, I ans coo -17 i..Ap NOT HEAD AT ALL, gbuullh 14411 y petiole 111.1 e 1141 e 14011011 Ihe turinalily wag gone through. 111 all the discussions 11141 leave takru place 1.0111111 bag been eli. cited, Irhit h has fismi any tl.ing of the shape of a Coulee tui eas to the time us leading, the place, or silt person who read it. An attempt has been made by the Magistrate'', Are. to inlptess the imMie with an vpimmi that the pliltlished me dium) at.: tins, hoarser, IS hut the ease ; and it %id, 4 dunbt lint, be PllO% 1:1), that all the rectum's tall uutch .Hurt of the Net. Tile,. 01111.1 tee Wi 111\cottiga. rim", and 'hrs. I think it will be estatilislied ihat nut leas than j'eur to flee hundred were kilted and %issiuded. Plisceettnias are 114$w he prOgrr%ll,l understand, at Lan caster, end I canilut ut/lieri%e w what hummer the 311 e is • trates and Niiiii.irs ran meet the ease against them; but still I liar a • • • • • •, Vie arc something more comfortable now t h en we were - -fur se% end dais the iiiiiolence cud us erbearitig vendor: of the cxcluhirtly loyal here erar he”md con *Thou. and requirtil Oroisg pi.:eiteal philosophy to endure. For bearance WWI ciculy a duty under Audi circumstances, THE NATIONAL REGISTER. mud hitherto no simple/nom consequences hive remelted Irons the collision of respectabis yartiss—hut all is not )i.t seined. PROCZSDINGS BEFURti TUX GRAND JURY 41' 14NC:4Sn:di. [Extracted from a letto frau Mr. l'ear.soo the Solicitor.] Alluoilail live ails, lot maliciously castling had Snell sent boo Sur liiaud Jury on Elitidk) mos umg, 4, ratty of clue o'clock. dud the cud tigatwil Air. limit mid lila Mends did Slut 60 in Sill tile. 5.41111410 , )et tile Baud Jury lit, lo delldisee 01 0111104s1 usidar, dud a Yet) 5y1115.55 Cli Alice ill wrlllllg seal I)) Al.. kissiil, SO let •ue hiss Be brat, dud list Sisal la,s. .1: Ise UI It of hicias MiOs aigolust Edw. Teuuttil, 'deterred by Mr. (ldlllult•, of itiveciaute who piubed, that *hue Ile was al his dsuuer with Ms lawdy, uu the lush, lie beard a Boise, and heiu , t iutucused Ilidl the Vtoilidiii) Were Ordelell out to d.sipeiiit Me multitude, %stall it/ousts, lilt gluuud, and is log aimsi Cd at Ilse (up UI Ilse sit eel where Ma house tits situated, and louud Site people Hui- Mug Netarll4l ttttt ' leftism(' al tile YeOlOdUl), iniued tumid and 16dt Rill tog t o tits walking, uu Use das flumes, I hem, wllhtm Y. 4 parra trims troll clout, tilt• ui Nem 'truck at Ilia lieu Milli 4 idOley 11.* 1141, iloWeirti, isiult Cita 11114 lrmu list Ulu*, Uul itaviug Isceti kuuc►rd fr •111 ht, ile4ll, I.e was 111 the act ill stuuptos to int.r. 111111, when one of the. gauday YeOsoallry rut tutu rum his swutd, min mull :Ito aO , uuml oil the liedd. The lausectimes situ was a 111111144 Irmisacituil, mid Jellied wllU 1114 tallier lit :owing Cr iileist e uu Sir bill. it hoOr%rt, 11 was isioll4iil w is) the 614114 plUlle was ash/111111W with tae sooml ul •• Nut lumul.' foe ~eat 4)111 1461. akiiint toe scum person, preferred by Fairell. 4 poor roiereniii i ; 100klug 440u1,h1, 14114 Niut stamhog 111 tile weijoilimishilud of lilt ititeellug, Wall her :It lies brawl; I no, hoacver, ss,o no p.utectolu tow We 11...! QUACK 1/1 t at 7/Cow:An/I. :uretag I cd•dill, tide oil We 11 . 4,1114111 y coasiug, sue held her I'llllll 0111111, prayed of unu to spare her 1104111; o Hot% el, el , w toe get of 14,111,, her cudd, the received a ue. p same uouod, i hr. e wrbcs 1,04, from the memo or her It the lap 01 her forehead; net Child fell Irmo her onus, 71110 received f; serrlC Cull 0,11141 1111 111 e head, 01 w loco it is at lois day suf. feriog. Tile weimati hist:wily tell from toe el.o - .1. of the blow ; NA! %%as 41,11 idler War.lll luibril 11 ~,,, e Im a Whiting state; Inn the 10.1 was rejected ; it mould he observed, that Ilse woman de l ouaed, 111.1. lull': bite Nil, bile t/iJ ow, our Use. alse How, believe, tout the hoot Act had been read t .ttll Weil. Wert Had 1,1,1 bucumi, tumult, ally mums tit or 11, to 1111) redblitHCC Ut 1,4411 usit..t.'d to tie rual.lllry, Ur WI) °tiler 'W14111166 'The tullouilt6 ca-C "mitred the same fate: it 44 as oil iu dietineot agaiint 1 - .. Alt...oer, for maliciously cultiog, trotter Lima Act. elieethaiii, the 1/1 . 11sel:Ul r, pro ved, that airier the sheeting had liceu dirpereed, 4551 WAS ,;inuig down 5111.' ill toe et reels 11. .11auc ireater, U.r 0;14105. le direct/13 lile stierliag, about a godlier of a utile o oai the spin, when he a.. met by a email party in the 1 comaory ; Were were 1%V.1 or three straii,eis walking roc so ..e wog with the prosecutor, ultra Aleagmer ern d I.w, " d—ii you, die verse," to %Melt Clic; Multi leplled, " You stop lase way, give us room, And we utti be gone." Ali-aging* Men dia. pealed 40 luuut for pasiug, by riding out )41d or tau; rOIII lac 444.1, 446cu111rrtbam iii1C11111;ell ill pass, lie cried out, '• you, 1 will rut your head off," and imenedialmy made a (kept' Ate etitike at bust, %%taco, atter cutting clean oil about seven inches of the rim 01 his lial, sheet io lilt. neck, jinn under the ear, mid dicoditii g 0.17 Three ~,,, g ±ll5l ohs deep. 'file next indictment was against T..oms Shelu'lenfine.another Yunnan, by a poor woman. upwards ot *tray years old, x 100 went out to the purlieu. of the meeting, to wet: tor a lad, her bob; .extog Inc Yeomanry coining. luie tartive to make her txcapc, When the man rode up to her iu a forums manner ; having known hint trout a Guild, she cried out, The as bud. menline, thee wilt not hurt me, I know ;" deaf. hoocbor. to her supplication., he rode her wawa, and cut her on time head with hu xabie. trout the etlixta of which Wm intake it prunwOle are Will never recover. _ The Lot indictment which was preferred was against Carlton, by a little boy, who received a movt dte.avtui wound Uhl the lieLd, twin the sabre of this person. The lad, %Vin. Leigh, Wad, boy like, attended the meeting from euri,bity, aau Mat Une uttltoae composing a thick compact lardy, crea.ed uy the as tempts of the crown to wasipo—upon the heads, ••twulders, necks, tutu arms of these pour wretches, the Yeoutanry were dealing out thew cuts with a liberal hand, alien the pour lad learthg caught the eye of the attendant, whom he knew, lie ran toward, !mu to get out of the crowd; but his acquamiance rvplied to his apple • cation for safety by a blow at his iicad, whhco gave Min a ueep wound, full 5 or 4 tncbca long: the Lime! Jury, liowe et, tlutri out the but. Numbers of tither cases could have lomu preferred, but a would have been unavailing: it became evident that the Jury :semi upon sonic toted pritutitle, Winch would Lave rendeg • ell alt mutts w umiuu Acme. unstieeesstul. MAXCIIESTILIK, SEPT. 4. From the WT.) ANOTHER CURON I..it's INQUEST. In my last 1 iiictitio;tal that a person who - was cut by a sabre was dying in the Infirmary ; he was from Ssaldloiertii, his name was liawson, and the inquest upon his body roe, hew this day, application having been unsuccessfully made by Mr. Pearson to have it postponed unul Monday. in order to enable lion to be present, as he intended, I hear, to return trout I.4lA3plet on put'. pose. A gentleman who was iu the room began to take lokelta of the proceeding* This was objected to by the Coroner. The first wailers was Mr. Janes Ainsworth, the surgeon under whose care, at the Infirmary. the deceased had been. tie proved that the deceased had died in tsinstquence of a wound g.ven by a sabre or othersharp instruniunt." 'filen at witness %ea.:John longworth, a special constable.— Ile stated that he attended aiong with others at the inecung held at St. Peter's fields, on Monday, the 16th of August; was there between ten and eleven o'clock. alien lie saw several himilsed people collected together, and others coining with tags, caps of itherty. and music, and many others having neither 'UN..., caps. nor music. In answer to a question upon that subject, witness said, •• that he supposed there were NI or pt,uu.t persons present." Observation by a Juryman t--•• Do you think mac were so many ? I have heard several people say about +0; or resuniesl.—•• About one o'clock saw We Rev. C. W. Etholston standing ow the ritrpr of Mr. lier.et.r ,. B hwise. where the Magistrates were, reading a paper, but could not hear what he said ; and in about is minutes after, he saw we lasieliciter Yeomanry dispersing the people." The same Jury:man who spoke Wore. now said, '• so soon ?" to which the witness, after a pause. replied, •• It might be half an hour." A gentleman present here observed, he thought it would ere the fairest way to let the witness state all he knew, without interruption; but this did nut seem to phase. 'file witness said he saw the Yeomanry Cavalry and constables; striking the peopie, but could not say he saw any of the Yromar.ry strike with the edge of their swords ; though; I should think thu mates death a tolerably convincing proof that they did to. As far as I have heard and believe, Ibis la the substance of the whole evidence. It was never even attempted to be proved that poor Dawson had ever been near the meeting. About tins unit, tee gen tion,:a win»e account of toe proceedings has bc.n com municated to me, WAS ordered 001 of the rO4Olll for the Jury to consider their verdict. Soon afterwards the Coroner also cams out of the room, and whilst he was out, Alt. Jonathan Andrew. one of the CUCl9U:ilefi, came with tne compliments tit the tlev. C. W. littielston, to say, tart, if nee.:ssary. he would second. and lake his oath he read the Riot Act. The Coroner said, it was not necessary, as evidence upon that subj.= was alrcsdy given I After coasidcriAg about half an hour. we Jury rinurned the following verdict, via. —•• That the dizeased died in consequence of a wound received on the head on the Ibta en,t. in the parish of Alanc;iester. intiicted by the cut of a sauce or other sharp instrument." It must strike the most careless observer that this is no verdict at all. The cause of the man's death was palpable and notorious & and the Coroner's duty was to enquire by whom, or under what carvimistances. the .ound was given? whether there was any justification fur it? or whether the person by whom it was in dicted was nut guilty of wilful inurilci ? In the absence of all proof of any riot having taken place, ur of the marling the pro clun4tion fitr disPerstlig. I maintain there can be no doubt that he was. It is, therefore, impossible that the busimas can rest where it is. Further proceedings will no doubt be taken. To give you a sample of the accuracy with which the infirmary Iteputrb, stating that there were only tour sabre wounds &Tong the patients there, have been drawn up, I may state that a blend of mine a few days ago had an opportunity of seeing John .Mel lard, a master earthenware manufacturer, of Barslein, who was in town on the 16th of Au gust, and attended the meeting out ot curiosity. In the Infirmary Report, lie is called Jobn and his case is stated to be ** slight." This alight case is a sabre cut, a little below die elbow, received in protecting his head, which has divided on.: bone tit' the arm, if not bu m, and also another satire-cut near the wrist, similarly receive d. Not a wont is said in the report about his been,( at all hurt by a sabre. Tots one case is sufficient to destroy all reliance upon hie cute.. nients of Brownian and Hutton, if it dote not rove premt dusted deception. lam al t o infurined, that Malaya was advised not to report his case at the Worrier .office, where wry are col lectmg the mutat and numbers of the wounded. Accounts from Lancaster state, that Hunt, Johnson, Nlimritonse, and Knight, renewed their Lail on Tuesday, Sir C. Wolscley and it Mr. Cuainnan were the new bail tor Hum. A hitter front Manchester, dated on Tuesday, states, that AIL Barflies and Mr. Denison, of Liveruoul, at tended at the New Bailey Court on Monday and Tues. day. with teveial persons svno had received satire woands on she 16111, in order to apply fur warrants against those by wl he wounds were inflicted. On the hist day no Ma k tisirate, were pi - esem, but on the second th le were two on the Bench, 0.. e of whom was Mr. Norris. Built M ittisirates wi hdrew, but after the la' se Irian hour Mr. Norris returned. and took his seat on the Bench, accompanied by Messrs. ‘Vri.4ht, Thul. Marryer, 3id Fletcher. The Nlagistrares refused to grant any warrants oh cases already decided on by the Grand Jury. Mr. I - brines then applied for warrants on other cases which had not been brought before the Grand Jury. Mr. Norris said, that he would step out and consult with his brother Magistrates, who had withdrawn from the Bench upon the declaration of the Court with regard to tile application for warrants. After about five minutes absence, M►. Norris return ed, accompanied by his brother Magistrates, awl said. " I hive taken the opportunity of consulting with my brother Nlit4istrates. upon your application with respect to warrants, the consideration of which we had defer red ; and as all of us u Ito are now present frvl ourselves peculiarly circa instanced respecting the occurrences of that day, we have come to a deter iii itt ation nut to inter fere iu any investigation on that subject." Mr. Harmer.—May I beg to know the names of the Magistrates who are now present, and have conic to this determination? Mr. Norris.—Certainly; their names are, Mr. Hel ton, Mr. Wright, Mr. Mirriett, and Mr. Fletcher. As soon as it was known at Manchester that a true bill fur wilful and corrupt perjury had been timnd against Richard Owen, the pawnbroker, the walls of that town were 'ornamented with the fel. lowing Placard. 11 ; hereas Richard Owen, of Manchester. pawnbroker tupon whose affidavit of the alann he felt for the safety of the town, the warrant against Mr. Hunt and others. un the 16th August, au ranted,) has this day had a true bill of indictment found against iin for wilful and corrupt perjury, in evidence which Le g ave at the New Bailey against Mr. Hunt, Mr. Itloorlioute, Mr. Johnson, and others; the said Ilichaid Owen having, however, on that occasion, refused to disclose his address, and, being sup• ported in such refusal by the magistrates. persons acquainted with his place of abode are requested to forward a communication to Mr. Ilartner, Mr. Charles, Pearson, or Mr. Henry Denison, solicitors for the pnisccotion, to be left at Mr. Johnson's 17, Shude-hill, lasicheeter, iu order that the said Richard Owen may be apprehended upon the warrant obtained for that purpose. The said Richard Owen is about live feet nine incites high. about 311 years of age, of a sallow complexion, dark brown hair and ryes. and is supposed to base been lately conuteted with the police of Al unchemer. 0. J. Wrue, printer Observes-office, Market-strect. Manchester.' DRILL Anil IcULTURR..—A (Jot, of wheat has been growt• tots miteinter hy :11r. BC1111:1C11, of NI ar,tt Court, parish of Eldetstield, iu Inc. counts , of G loucester, wlindt produced 43 theavt.s per acre, after having been bown lor the last three years with wheat, in double drills, at a distance Of four feet six inches apart, with a distance of eight inches between she single rows of each drill.— The whole eif his tillage land (about 107 acres) has hem hitherto sown in s' beat. without the aid of any manure whaler. The average of the crop, which was all lions ed last week,, is calcula:ed to be about 30 bushels per acre. Last Sunday a gen eman a the Union coach haring stopped at kind:den take some refreshment, a double barrelled fowliti mi e which he held betwixt his le gs , i by some accident happened to slip from his hand, when it insiattey went 06 . . and the'cliar4e lodging in the back part of his leg and thigh, they were so lacerated, that amputation was rendered iurli-pensable, which the pte tient next day underwent with the greatest fortitude, and, we understand, is going on well.