The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-24 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION WESTMINSTER MEETING. An Address from Sir Fut Nett Bortor• rf to the Peepleef Westminster, on the Mangl'ester Massacre, hes jest retched toes. U fucks his sentiments in bahl end eloqeent largely. Sir Fa smcts rally on ISr Citizen. tor Wrilmincter In hnhl a PUBLIC MEETING, watiou Di:LAY, for the es rression of sheir opinions, respecting the fare M s . gisterial Oetrages on the Reformers st Nlanchester, and stiviste the Coentry Gentlemen to head Meetings in their respective Counties for a similar purpose.— A Meeting will be celled fnrihnith. . _ METING TO-MORROW:v . SMITHFIELD. We have authority tosay, that on Major CART• WCIOUT having been applied to on lllnnilay evroinlf for his opinion respecting the esperlienry of the Meeting proposed to be bold on Wednesday, in Smithfield, ho gave it as his derided opinion, that such Meeting would be inesp►dient, inasmuch es that th; ewe of Par:iamentary Reform now stood on ground so advantageous as it actually did,lt woold be estremely unitise that any step should be taken which might afford an opportunity to mischiesoos ;Peron•, of nosing any disorder or tumult, and laying the blase thereof at the door of the Re• formers. LETTER FROM MR. HUNT. Newßaitry Pri.os. Slanel."fer. %lordly : Ave 9118 9. MAR f ta.—l do not know that I ran send you nay POW,. because, I reprom, you know, or at least hear ns•tre than I do; hut as I know that you and all my friends in London will hr happy to hear that I am well. pray Worm them from Sr. that 1 sever enjoyed better health in troy life, nod that I as Is lip top spirits. N't at thoald make am ether a ? I .leep as sound as • bell, nail I feel more pleasure in Inc minutes reflection. than the Bemis of Lanea.hire Magistrates will obtain of eons.- Lite • doting , he remainder of their lives, The blond of the pane mordetrd people mitt heavy on their heads, a d o ill haunt their entity 'not. as loot as they lir , . s• I.e. the gull'd jade sitter. 0% a kiwis are ens rear." I fit, that it will never he for gitren, and that there will be hot too strnag a disposition to ele• wired •• it ood for Island." Our earth,• will rest now. I hope, say any thing elbow a wo•sination, they hate taught the pe , tple h ow t o assassinate In whole-ale. They have week the first Mow. and hare taken the a 'vantage of attacking a peaceable maltitede, w ho itudiously ease to the Meeting nr.nrared. by a law military forte, the regainrs keeping guard, while the Yes. salary Cavalry butchered nil that they could get at. and in their di'o der. murdered alike. friends and foes; I believe their friends suffered most. Omar net homed alone Reformer Ott liOr s mot horn kens/. of Pier heard of. I t met bettor Nei /INA n mollistide; think there a ere three Ilse , as mans as of ?nitt field, mot I Never •it is the People mote dispn ed to he perfectly rearenhle and rend homnored. I. toes. there were various parties t•ir Unions, each attended hs flags, with SlOllln., ospiefhj g lik e those as smithtleld. and each a bud of or le. as .non a s th e y ntsernhlrd they all struck up the aatior.al ale of . God save the King." and a`lcr iSal, '• Role Blitantihr." lint cr int cr a these slops mu of loyalty, it seems, were net to he mpettel on this artesian. I was as moth taken by surprise as any part of the People could Live been. for I was partieularls goarded and sardines to giie the Magistrates no nreterre for interrupting the Meeting. I arrived at Mr. ..Innasoa's haute an Mood• i s. and I was two inlet from It bat once during the whole neck. although I had repented and kind invitations, o r o only to Manchester hat the nelghboorhnesd. and that an. on lia• toren, previous to skis bloody business. It was reported that the hlngiarates bad i. 11.1141 n II arrant against me. for some 'appro. it or teal offence, in o der to pat it in eseedlion Iss op torebendinc me at the Meeting on Mostl.ty —now m rk tisk-- That the. shn •Id n t have any pretence for interrupting the prise ed•nr. I drove into hl r.chest•- , and waited upon the liludistratcs. who were •ittilig at the New Miley t I informed them that as I had h aid there was* warrant listed Its a hem against we, I thotreht is vas sy ditty at once to nail open theme,. ••y. that I was.aad f•e. at al times resrly to meet any rim,- they may have • /1414 me without giving 'beat she frail trouble. They pn:itely missered " they knew of no such thing, or say such tote •trin." The efore I retired perfe sly Wished in my own mind that it was only an idle report. fact tr:.nnnt be Inn gea rally knelt" and es I have not seen it in any • f the Newspapers, petbnps yes will rend the sth.de of this in the ST Arltie 4N . rec — e - i red tb't answer front tars •f MP eery Ma siplrnte• (ass irf Arm n rirrier,are) sign"! Ike rI azainst e.' um H assured env von 1 foolner. that their have not the shadon ufa .11 ,de of prelPne• f..r charging soy vr , ih nigh Treason. Bet .het •IP ~ • dr. adfnl si nee. and they n ill !lunder further into the milt every struggle they sa) make. . _ I so, dear fir, You's biseertly. H. HUNT. SMITHFIELD MEETING TO.MORROW. The ft.llowing placatd was posted about the City this morning : " l'niversal, fisil, nod Religions t.ttwrly.—A Politic Alerting of the Ittitnit behalf of the she'. I:narire. i I he helot in Stnithfirt.l. nn %etllle.daY, Analog Vt. at four o'clock. te peral to the Prince It nerd to conic Mtrunrd w th the People to stay the (red• nf onerellens aott htntd•thires I, rants. rot 1.. safe the censor, from snasencre nod innrilrr ! • England rrlr. eirt ry vas 10 do his doty.'—hit C. *'u:►rly invited la the Chair. By Order a the Cnw•ritl.►, W. 1 . . VF.V S, att. pre. trim. In the course of y•sterlly Dr. WATION Whirefloil Iwo 'Niers. one In Iniel Simms:Too, the other to tho I.oArr MAYO.,. The leireer was in these term. : *. Me i aim— In the mem of the abieliee of Ilmeitir flue?. Is4q. and Slf CIIIARLft WnLFFILFV. frost the Sleeks: intended on he he held is Smithfield, on Wednesday neat. being nitwit to the Choi.. I au deairnio to he inforateol from %nor Loolslop, oho thee it is the intension if hie Nlnjentr't Ministers to intetropt the peaceable so.tetabling of the l'reople on that di) i dud rum isolires of humanity. whether the, will he al lotted pew/slily so orpsruie without use milithry attack on their peruses.— Ism, sly Lord, your obedient *servant. • JAMES W ATkON. " Three Kim', nowt. Fleet-rtreet, 1819: Dispatches have Wen rre+it►d at th• Admiralty from Admiral Sir Ilona Po►HHAM, at Jamaica. de railing the particulars of Isis late miss to the me tal ports under his command. SETENTT.TWO THOUSAND Pounns NEST Faint Y. —The Stale Lottery Griishol pelt Fold's , . on which dos boob the Prises of £36 000 Consuls. and 'very ether Copilot, Wiest be (bairn. limes Offices hasp Nen most conspicuous for sale of meat Capitals (*bother Money or Stark), as he hssonld own not of three of the PO,OllO Consols, the only £JO,OOO Consols. and I £30.000, j 20.000, hoatiles Isstin" meld full half of all the R 30,000 Mnoos prises. Thltots sod Shaw are on Sale at his Office., 4, Carnhill, and 9, Cliaring-cross, and by his Ageats in the Country. AineN ...IM Til;. ESTER. edness seems to madden them against the rich. who, they dangerowaly instigtot, engross the frui a of their labour, without havits4 any sympathy for their *tints. A well•dtrssed person. a rich manufactu rer. a military rilLcer, or au eclie• constable, who are thus 'apposed by them either In plunder them of their clue, or to repress their /l i ghts, are an olnonainus to them, that they antrietimel throw stones at them elven passing doting the ilsy, and render it impossi. ble to fretioent these att►r.% by night. Their ten dency to lint, an h l their •animosity against the ob. noxious el have been incalculably increavol since the events of Nlcinday. They consider the carnage of that day as a massacre, and have vowed vengeance en those who were the most active In•trumenta in the scene if Wood. Toe, whose windows V 5014. ' broken on Monday night, was supposed a constable, arid was sail to have Pahilited a captuted re. form flag in triumph. Ilia house was it, danger, and his custom more at•. Ile has hero oblized to post up hand.bills den) in the unfavourable reports, and his customers bet. returned. A Mini. tar cause provoked the mob to the attack on Fletchel'a howl, on Theriulsy, and the wittily of an individual in railing in the military to good' it, ted to the lint of Friday. 'This individual is all itiiike.per and a constable, the next neiabbour of Fletcher. lie had gone out •mong time mnh in 1101/Vl 4 l. nn Thursiley night ; heard their m•chinatinos, and immediately ran Inc the 'natatory. 'The sinters dispersed when they heard the tread of the hor,e4. They came to lemon who sent for them, and planned an attoalt on the in. Mt. lit::ta and his fellow.sefferers Were still in ltestorly when the lest account+ left that place. The Reader meat not suppose that any important all. levy detains them, as to what crime they have coin , esittmi ; the crimes are wow very welt k sown in be long to the other side, and the difficalty which per. pities the Magistrates of Manchester, it is pretty certain is, what protest they shsli use in dismissin.; the contriratars from the unlawful custody in which they hare been held. Their Deputy, Mr. Ilse, will take meth longer time in getting home than the !lightly'r coach; and we are much mistakes' if he dues not bear with him a rebuke which will fell egsiiist the callosities of 314fichester consciences, though they were impregnable to the cries of blood and the groans of death. Two Gentlemen hint al. Ireedy wired from the !loose thief, and if they had Iberm 4 ht warrant or justification of any sort for the blnorl.stained authorities, the publication would tint have been der:tilted. How like dogs who here kill ed the sheep they were .et to watch do these wretch. ed people appear! 11.1* they skulk soil lick the blood from their lips, and wag their tails in Wain of innocence, while all the rest of their deportment explains ti sir guilt! The Reformers hiretakets a jail and semmar) courses ith respect to thine most ioveterase enemies; the shops of those of them aho are in business, will in future be avoided likes pestilence. They must of course withdraw to places where the people cars if. ford to enrich men who ere aftleolll to destroy them. Several of them have already been made exemplea of in this way, and the result has been wonderfully be. nefisial in cooling down the patrician thirst of cruelty among the merchant, of breed and butter and beer. Can any thing lie more monstrous than for a man who is desiring all the advantages of esisteore f rom hie poor neighbours, to have his milin d tlame with the amhitien of at .killg real war • their opi nions, 4.1 , 1 hi , fingiirt itching to shed their-Mood ? Let the 'Leader peruse the psrticulars of Miran+ y's case, which will follow this, and then say whether. this mass oegt.it to thrive by making gingerbtrad for !be infant children of his pour ileightiout a, while their parents are conscious dot he sighs f..r an nv. potlesti.y of koricking them on the head with impu nity. We do not so such relish the plats of breaking ihe windows, injuring the penises, and end ing.tlieg the lives of the helicons of it. Peter's ; bet still we are ! delighted to find thesis creeping into insignificance, and I almost serLiog annihilation, for the sake of escaping the odium of the it drunken murders; they have most Idols se-ss " the last of their fields." The torhu. lence,which has been supposed to prevail so strong',, must now be admitted to exist no where, PICPVI ha the en a srdly fears of resentooent en t er t a ined by the perpetrators of St. Peter's tinged', and in tho an. i rooms of tie London Press. 'Piero has teen a 1 titile rioting at Macclesfield, but niehing more than 'the inhahliants are perpetually used to, as the whole district is nutritiously windy, arid ill panties among them are celebrated more for breaking wirrilossa awl the public peace, then thscuegious manners of the t metropolis eau convoy an idea of. From our own correspondence we find, that Stockport. and indeed I all the,othee places, ' , surto the one just named, hate I remained tranquil. The description of the poor in. habitants, which follows, will awaken anguish in all I compassionate breasts, and will cause a suppesi.ion that breed and clothing would he far more I-flamed in p ing the peace, than the awned, of candy Yeomen, smiting with the fury of intnvication. .. Manch...ter. August 91. " I mentioned yesterrley, that titers had Iwo a riot on the previous evening at IsiTeo.cross; hut from the late hour at which I heard the account, I had not time to enquire iota its truth, or to reflect its results. I I went afterwards to the spot, and saw the person lagainst *booth. attack of the mob was directed. It will be recollected, that the house of Tate, the gi n. ter, whose windows were broken on Mondry night, ;and before whose door a Mall was shot, and the house id Fletcher, whose windows were broken on I Thursday night by a great mob, on whom the Iles. ! ears were obliged to fine, are both at this place. The district consists of four great streets, Oldham.street, Great Ancot.street, Great Newtons street, and Ss an. street. from *Lich innumerable narrow sir 4 0 4 or lanes branch off, which accommodate the ensoufic teat% isboorers collected in the vicinity of some of the largest factories of the town. It has been crested by the success of the cottons trade, and swarms with inhabitants, who share all its v:rissituiles.— It Is occepird chiefly by spinners, weavers, and may be called the St. Gilets's of 'Manchester. Indeed no inset of the metropolis presents scenes of more squalid wretchedness, or of more repulsive depts. i vity, its natural concomitant, Oise this. What it was in the fl. tivishing limes of trade, i know not bet its present situation is truly heartrending and overpowering. The streets are cnnfisteil and dirty ; the houses neglected, and the windows often without glass. Oat of these windows, or in the most airy situation, the miserable rig, of the family, I casino( say linen, (it being Saturdss),B Pre hUlligUplo tit, ; the shirt frequently consisted of a species of incltcloth ; the booms:told furniture, the bedding, the clothes at the children sod the husband, were seen at the pawn ! heriket's. The consequence is, that in many street, 1 of this district, the second or third house is a pawn. broker's shop, with scarcely any other articles thee Ilse property thus tafettlt GPM distress and misery, ' to ward off famine. The wretched owners are thew' Walled to take up their lodgings in cellars witheet scarcely any accommodation, ins one of which fre.l queolly from 10 to 20 people, of both sews, and of all ages, assemble for the night. " In the meanwhile the education and the health `of their children are neglected, and the poor etching ' are tented adrift during the slay, without a parent's vigilance or a parent's care, to live how they may, to be contaminsted by any had eximple, or to en. gage in tiny sort of depravity, 1 saw some of theme feedin: on the garbage and refuse of the market; mitres wandering about in tsp. vale, weak, and „mg. cieted, as ill a state of starvation ; and others steep. ing on the privement, nr basking in a state of almost complete nudity. Men soil lami les so distressed and desperate, Ife fit for every thing, as they have nothing In lose by a change Accordingly, in this quarter et 4t ,1 the Molt tetbuleuce. Their wretch. the hu•"ioEl i. , it,orn recuss.l., utul eller would have seed all i hr linable. of • Irtql in i Court of Jirnire. GO told that most of th• yeomanry are enraged us the spade of their •ictim.—(Metdetow watches! ordehsuchell loyalty !) " NI,. III) has not yet ',touted, snd consequently the final esomitistinn and crirni.stment of the hust• inns °Mots has tint taken plice. Another young man, lain Wsl there en Monday In address the Niert• ins, ass yesterday essnioned mini remanded on It e 1411.• charge. Being *Aril chit he had to sin on the huatiuga, he boldly tleclateci, that he tame in speak. awl that he reck• teed it au Armour In at tress such e splendid assembly. II taxa ',went otic4inal him. that be exhorted his friends in araod fittn mid Twist the enemy, Ile W 4 ,1114 (.1 that elf•ct he oat remanded ou • dome of iligh Tteaann. Another of the ~fair Pry , George Stilt, is committed on the oath of three enuslables,who heard him order those round Ilse hustings to stand back its is,res, then In torn about and fare the enemy, meaning the cavalry.— Whit an absurdity ! an witarnied multitude, com posed principilly isfonwen and children, hare brigs., font, and artillery ! Well might they be called the enemy, Si the itthibitartts of Catania call the 141/11 their enemy ; hut who would think of faring either? " Too Gentlemen attired here yesterday from London, who are said to be connecter' with the ilorne•office. If in it is likely Mr. Illy she Chair. mate/ III of the transactions on Monday eat not altogether sstirfactnry. " Tint Obstruct's office cam beset yesterday from sit o'clock in the me • g till ten at night. They were obliges' in stop for m.llll of stamps. A mob of customers was about the floor the *hole di)." " Manrhierrr, !Amnia, afternoon. " A rerson who goes by IL. name of Dr. Healy, hot oho is paid to-be only a village apothec4iy at °Wham, vi 44 brought into moo to-thy, escorie.l by sows polite ntfirves mad a detachment of the 31. i.— lie is now lodged with the oilier prisoniert iu an New Wiley. and na s aiatelar chew., I undotstasid—thst of Ibah *flooson. '• It is said that a warmest is also out •ghost Par son Hermon. rho 11e►'iog which was announced to too held at Bolton, loss !wen put 1.0 by • public noulve on she pert of ilia Mousers th..nigics a. It •twee shat • la consequence of the enjunifieblo pcocerdiugs et ~-. the fslanchester Meeting on Mondsy init • and the (.1.1 consequence, list have befallen ninety of their Witte friends, it is thoslohl relvissble to defer 'he 11•11 on Meeting until a I-eating his been had nn islisr is past, before • consiwtent ttihnstal.' i.neld any of the potions now in prison be finells committed foe "Ws they Nill nal harm long in emit for the issue, since the Iss , tdatlsire Assizes, if I am tight)) inform ed, notddiessee en the Ist of next month. The fol• lowing is She caution 1 have shrree 'Undid tot-. . " runur ent , rts.c. " To pievent a. mnch as prosible tiny real n.mil.e.veadeMillin prevent eternities:me,. Ike linronehreeve suet ron-tahles hlnsicltrvier feel it their duty to isose the Infiniti.% friestly caution :- •• When singer ire thrown from a tinted (a pensive b which the liver of to, rience.elicers ria4 military and dor, ern rominvallv endangered). the penmen rtifeis/trig must be trimn• rilvtelv veiled, mid gi•en rip, by thew about them or ark .4 d d as actually throw it stone may rifler from the Ili in; of tiv Si , teary. la ilweveat of stone; twine thrown. the person, coneeromi who are firing terms pa -tilt of the Civil end ottioril we, should lw refaved admittance into looser •t contra. which ma) ritheroiw be fired in n. lhe occupier, of Wm.". from she windows or melts of which vtae e.ure thrown, mint cos tiler thetanelver rrsposssibt for ull the coo s. •• 1. is emends irgne.ted. tot ladistAnats mill ovoid c. , ls Irelin; to troops -r par ie. in .hr N.ee ..•• •• verdicts of the COI ...es , ' 1..01.04 were sof, in hal been lor•ily Korea nit here, • AcrtmenTa• Ile its.' Ton-s on A.inorth. %bison. tint Mr. l'arktiovra, were re.pecti•elv in thew sturds. on which may depenJ-• Otto nr tea psis...suns OF TOE 4:11.11ORY. 01110 l4Otlit TiFF First Pownet.• Tie verdict nn be boy Udder vim-. 111•• IT • eau. menu Ott I Aloe Just been tnioreirel. that the Palate Metellatt which iva.anuounced to be held 41 Preston has bees talus pustpuned MIL oat." former she follioning night, iie Kni arms from the [FaON Tilt It AtiCtIV.TVI CIIROaICLE I &Pot, loaded them, and tlet.irmiited fire when ali• New Rohr, Covri-hotite. aseg. 17. not( volley of atones shoetil assail his windows. The The tt:gartlraleS sae Iwo cnnalit-t af La eatter end (-brio rioter.' collected shout sit or seven n'elork, to the ter, e-a.0h1..d %Imo remseu C..t0m.1 1:1 .I,nge son at , repl r. 4 w•elt and rosoory In 111 e oaten, 11.1 teeoelle-eelled eltatint han' l, " l4 . 4011 e•rej" I ; " Darer.. and iv rs et the *tria emir, his tom d' s:mil. lard' gist theattark li•n rvvvlty arrived. l'hey 11 .1 1 Sofa ne.l "ut e ri, -Il tivnt.aa f.,r stir rr,e ts. ortopeteJ h• elan he nsrroo emus, soil thus escsit , tl the publican's mos. etette-t hum dot., di-ploard io 111+ le trim t sr•terdn;—a ; hut they avlote , l the via ,i,y *Sets a T olley of rooter, prrulharit, clot triers,' i;• vl r a . 1114 1. 1 1 7 . i r i i NAl! h e i rt ir arm stones, soil tattrit pui•uerl They to attirk the With mt.'s., to fir John Flemis,4 toy cester's military, and were !brit upon till tie..lr II) o'clock, An It i moot o r C hesh i re r romory, uore a esottit i oes 10111 tee that I lin women •ere ./lell• and !convoy the highest poise. swirly wounded ; hot I is I'e not as set heard of their I Th• Ilatishester and Salfold Yeomanry have ea. being brought t,i Its. The Public*" has cited the deepest repugnance amongst nor Reformers. not, he sat a, dry on any herr to the ortghboitillood and she cry is so strung against them, that it was slnee, as sl. mots ' , m a c ri *. mry nee who 1/111I 0 SeB necessary 10 ' , Viewable their Lainism as their ih. m . sit Inis as this Mate of thitsg• coeninurs , this , honours blushed rasher Inn thickly for a Christian ;"." hilt ""ilth""0""fil may "Ede be tilt to lisle; they deciatts, t. shit 110 &Oil hat tarn ocea. mind" , I "ill * 184 ) 4 C^"1"tl• that I si , tnell by any shot or sabre sound given by the mock of the t irritation is . the people proceeds' m aiir h es t er Y eomanr y." May be not; but that frt.m the rash in I i ea.l ro•oittrt cf the authortliell nn ~ . melt to have del:ended mole Grine the pot velour 11-1 " 14 , 1 " 1 111'1'4'11." not bran •m ; •lnlrd Itvn,' of the assailants, shirts petverted the suite of their ' they onail , l lint Ala. I I an mufti •1111t1avta•ta bin •a, than to any furbeeriVCP that is )et discernible. Thal the Iterormery were betme vinktit eoitivt the I .t h i s is the b est par t of the rise, thst t h e 0cr,.,, mint Wtronghnsootot's " 0 " (1 "° h1 ; h u t III" l stimulators are anxious to rerlit:e the claim of their hands *ere tille avit••h.s ruu:st ,or their I envie,. homicidal merit. F.., invtance— " I eriant I e•teril ta Inset. ‘lurrly, theapertel Con- sier Coart•kome, Avg I:. 4,01. whom the Cr:trier ha.; killed shoot • InttniAhl ch " ...4 Th; Ti .. ^ l s r . . 1 1;e: f ":7 J ;71 alt" ht 'h" •Ii• hinds Of It`farinnlit ;wren' for his-.'lf. s and cian•r• to t ;'elit.:era.sion.roottalevitotwil ab..ist four mile, Cr MI Man, heater. is a confer. nalrers, anti t erivalat of Aar mearhe.ter and SalerJ Viliositay sinner, nn ""•-'". a"d win " lig sho p , tending the making a•ea , ,at.aia she,. I tilled. Ile tent.isked,• ill pri 'liar g•alifiettlloll. the /watt Mt war certainly very route•ly h. lied, tug't not more a•ca art. Dse Ies_ . COWPII Wits 15.1' ARO owt!ep ta ar coarse r al the Ilrbtab sushi. r.. ~:a tall) ' P114411 ' 43 " .c"."6"4 in 41 ' t'et'ea area. aistolemlit:ars"),:iirr7gie,lhs:;l4. Ih• nornhe r a coll•ctert in the miss, arm engaged in I 1 .• • M. Cloariaon." • •tart bin "r t r .imirrhi °heel!" and tither ptoo " i t' l l :: I T . t ' s a h n e k ies . %4• 4 ;,'nuts .r/ Zo'n e rVin isc a d nel h ; : i l lt r ra i rd 'l tti . r he tomes tier • 'grove a Inots , renti. ra • had .„ 00 , 1 ,.„.d. ore kt.., r I k e eistrate., is the paw. I 'lt tu i th their ranks • ills three tither men, *hen Reston/a, rte., .44 Lanatatiet ul belts lose, anti to the tat Was ee-g , iaett, pivoted, knocked iltion,arid beaten ' 4 17 . utcaslon : v b e i r e . ; o " e h m 'e' i r tse 'Zie" e f y iko rej'e th r ; with air Its soil dor, in 11' creels wanner that herb.. pieg . oi e ▪ „ trim! of 'sewing with his life. lie suits slat, 'Stk. I As to these thank", and the high reapectability of onls condition of {Wet hien, they made him on his !lite Meeting, there is nothing necessary in the seer knees abynr• his •Ilegiance, shirt, they consideved !of comment, except in call to wind the infutmatiera the same as stiretritig him, that he woelil hewer art cc lof yesterday, shat the Meeting which voted the a SpeCill rottvlahle ag tinst them. lie 114.1 two par. I thatika was composed only of those who Wets to re. ticularly Omissions to them from his activity, and !reit, them, and that even this C108:0? Was put even then inclined their high displeasure by going through a •tia'ater, as all thou who were estivate the out at foot o'clock 1.1 watch their m.,tiont. There motion erne requested to uilidruw, which they is no founlvion whatever, he assures me, for raying " As to the kr:toning, eke filaische.tey fork, we ( salty that they were practising the musket exercise with believe, are a little premature ; if we are mistaken, sticks or poles. Along with most of the violent we know where the guil lies, and we know that it people here, he is traceedingly displeased with Nadia will be sooner or later repented ; but their contrition fur his offici•iu•ttess in appieliending Mr. llan•. The will be of no use : cavalry would have done the business of all those on ' 4 Probably the nest point to which this Public will lend its attention is the opinion el his Hurst Highness the prince Regent and of the Government of the enentty, upon the otomeotoes trenesctions of Nlontley lest : We hate the plee•ure to be able to Rive some information relative to this. A statemeot of ill the procrirdingv has h.en isid bef or e th►s. wet oidoals ; still the Prince it , rnt, with the ifirafern. m►nt, gives his molt encloglified approbation to all the ntea•utea sd.ipreAl and eseeet►d by the Magi. t o r at.v, the eitil office's, and the military; and bolts the Covernm►nt end the Ptiue► Roost hare express. pd she sense they feel of the moderation of iho troop., and the great humanity with which, puler the circomstanrev, they have7odeclad themselves." IIUDDERsFIICIID [non rust iseactraT 1 " Hethdervlield Friday, Aod.lo. " I write to Inform yeti." Si;. one of oar Corre•prielle..te. •• that a Hireling of the Refeliweri aid others took p ace Ott viz.& in ru•-tpi...,.e of 111 very alb , rt awl ledellale notice, at ....ire o'clock. when ieveral ihewsawds were addtreed by a p. e ons ankonisa, iappo.ed t.. lime in.. Er". Li.oraihire. Ili. hjert appar nil, w 10 iedere the populace tia eel. ef riot. and so “heaie bi plarieal Uwe (Mr. favtioute scrap what mei eoell not hi euchre y. He de-lred thrive who wi•bed tb it brethren in Laticathae to *tinily the owe by kiiklieg hp Use teak band. sod concluded by Isf coolie 'hew. that alsotln r Ale lung ensid take place this eveni•:. le w irk he &spiel Hwy would r. use porpoed l'nr any emelt thy. At Ibis 'be weibitede turd out. • Viet ! with ilre•ana• ?' bet the mai toe left hi, metuniog to h • sod. Toned. It inset Med ohm sou. art Me tie' will lake phier able evening is Fab, pa-turei. • d the osoo winos s, pt.lteusloa s eviteriateell. This nor. i g •p. road hag !ern illicit annul walls, cellist ea uhe ialuibliant I to route no hard as special (*.stables. and as he swore I It.. 06. e at twelve titlark. The soldiers were and ate sort is ,endiree.. Ihe p. nple are all le rest analeiy. Its Nagle moot are 11.-emli .d mod ow the den. •• H. The wan vibe ha. bersepoed (be populace It suspect ed to he a tail. and I 1{111.4 yew 10 W give • castioa to post Itcadrri WHOM inch detract. nu." "wit'' , °I out Cnnespeadraissays, The Illertieg of Thurs day rinsing was hell in be Geld li , tireett idwilliMowers ' s A lawisiboo v. where ihe Kerins Mee lag eavembled • 11,,bici,held -erne Whew. take. tbe alarm 1 401 5 .11:: . 1 alt C 4 ' t V i e rows of Sh Iht Wien, V oi, 1 8.06 .4sh burp.', wilts she r imaiisa z • air cods ill s.l 1.1 ~ 1 ,:. .. til . S • [tuo]s THE PRIVATS coaltrertistriulT or tut true.] " loots. Asc. 41. " A w•.y nouternus Misediti al Reletsporsis fob* holt, OH Hunslosi-moor ee Teesday nort ; .ilk• I M. 3 or sod 31.gistratro de sot woo to leofferit with their prvcesdissits,rowltled duty coorloet 'Streak's us peserably es hyroefore, it Is expert well be more omicron' Weeded the iiiy tbit ham • , 1. I --