The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-17 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN , Y... 111 set from the f•.llomiog poragrenli hi the Alanchetter Mercary of this day, whirh is • high liming Mioismti•l Nom. t h at m y r•parl of the WI. raMelings at Oldham. us to A. c o.tlensorry between M r . Bow. lewd Mr. Ihrwar, k 'wither denied nor &awed : " On Witcher' , lay test, • Jar y was sommoned to investigsie at Oldham, eh. rune of the death of a 'tieing man, hurt on the 16th of /WWI lull. St. ler'il-60.1d. Mr. Ferried, the Coroner in that di.. him, being in London. his clerk prudently adjourned the boldest swell Friday lest, at "levels o'clock, at whirls loose Mr. *needed ; but finding the body Of the deetwosil had bean boded the thy preens's, Nt. Millie did not In any way Interfere, sa d sh e Inquest was metordiegly odjnorsted until Mr. fetren,re totem, which wes daily espected.— !doses flarivier, Parson. anti Co. and a ghat inSes o f strangers made their appeersoce. We have daubed methorisy en hese, that the accoorst of the young fellow of the POMO of Laos, from Oldham, who is saki to have died in consequence of the wound h. &hived no the 16th Wt. in the neighbourhood of Fe. Pohl', Church, is obsoletely false. So far from lugs death being nowt thereby, it was occasioned by his aolopeqoefst debauchery end revelling, which pro. tiered • fever, that terminated his esistencii. Ile I eft served (hut it "multi not, be sincerely) big Keil piled country on the plates of Waterloo, end molted Mat he coon, bete settled the b--r of • soldier who Ors, attempted to drive Ms of St. Peter's-field, If another heel not come up." That this Paper would have 'tottered open desist, er the etpre•linn of doubt, if there were even • pre. tenets In *acme. it, these cannot be the slightest dub,. Ines it coals) hardly venture to contradict • statement of what is quite nowise, in this oeighboorhood, although the Coorier thinks proper to tell my theatrics', and expresses a suspicion that it was got op for the occasion. Bat for whet *cession ? Whet motive. could prompt r • to attack such • person as Mr. U s it ) ..? As well might I be suspected of a die. position to par an nosed on the wheel. I was holy estonislied to find a man of his Owner/ of mind up. pniritml to mild. in a Curt of Justice, and upon such • solemn occasion, for from his own confession there can he an doubt of his intention to hold the In• geoid, if it were pot for the unespected appeersoce of Mr. Hammer, and the witnesses from Manchester. lYttai • falling off then from good aid times, to ap. point such a person to act as a Coroner, for " of ancient times this office was of gteat estimation, and nonfictiond have it ender the degree of a Knight."- 3 El. I. e. 10. 4 lost. 271. But there is a passage in this paragraph from she Mercury • hirb tbe too severely reprohsted.— John Lees is the son o f ver y respectable parents, his father being a manufacturer in very comfortable fir. eventuates; be has been reported to me as a person of esemphiry good conduct, and steady industrious habits, mod this report I have bad from some nibs. blients of Oldham who knew him from his boyhood, end who hese we ceinsesio• whatever with the Re formers. Yet In this paragraph he is desaiberi as Ih• violin of " debauchery sod revelling." What otifirioiss conduct but to deader the character of the • • • •in order to promote the impeoity of the • • • • I F ir the design, far al Waal the toodyncy, of such a gmbliestion must be to • diminish the public interest is f of the deed, and to produce en indispositioo to inquire into the cause of his deeds. Bet this espedient will not sec. cited, for the Isiqoest wi ll be prosecuted with industry and seal. Ample evidesee will be *dilated to show the cause of his death, and sack evidence the CO,Ol/Alf h b o und to receive. Ile cannot. indeed, legally tee feee it, for s , they (Om Coroners) most hear 'eidetic* on all hands, if it be offeied to them, and that spew oath, because it is sot se much an sccosation or is. dietment, as an inquisition or inquest of 2 11. 11. 157. But without besting ',ideate in this ease as to the cease, viaduct, and consequence of the Meeting, it would be impossible to determine bow l Mr. Udine' by his death. There is another paragraph in this Paper to 'Ada I must advert. It is as follows: " Two noted female Reformers, of the SOON it Partioglon and Killer, left their homes at Kedge,' elong whit their husbands, no the morning of the O.' benison Stettin et Manchester. They stopped at • poblic.boase by the way, and whilst drinking there, rartingioe stood op before the whole compsay with • glees of liquor is her hand, a hoping to God she might sever go back again alive, if they (the Re formers) did wet carry their point that day. Before the conclasion of that day she was carried homedad past that very politic-how, where the impressio was used, having met her awful doom by falling into an are., from the felling of the iron palliest's'' , against w hich s he s n ood with others; amongst whom compassion, Judith Killer, lied her hip dislocated.her" I saw Judith Killer so Smoky, and she with two women who eccompaoled Mrs. Partiugton from Eccns ea the morning of the IGth, declare solemoly e , that they nesse went into any poblic.boose by t he way; war did they ever bear any as ch elpfession any where from Mrs. Partingion as this ',titer imputes to her. These monism farther state. that they did mot accompiny their husbands to the Meeting; and this /'element is corroborated by the hedvands themselves. But as the bushend of Mrs. Perliogion mesas to bring as action against the Jeered in which ibis thragraph list appeared, the whole truth will be folly elicited. MNecherder, Stpf.l.s. I have joss come from eat of tire mast snuggled, oadected Inquests that ever came to my hoowledee. was prohibited from taking netts, every resets. etrawoe of mine MI the subject, •ith my r eference to the practice unifoimly prevalent elseis hem, aud ewe eletly lo Loudon, being quite unevaiing. The Inquest less upon Robert Campbell, • coustsble, who was lacked by the people upon the 17‘h of Myth, in Newton-lane, in consequesce of having Aced • pistol from kis window. Theta mere twenty-thee" witnesses eadsced, and for ell of theme the depositioes were, I mos &smiled to see, presiossly prepared and rege. larly draws op. They bad therefore volt to sor er sod to Age them. Let me hope that some sea i deafly will be trasplood to elicit the troth rat h er vi. ist the ease of Lees; but she hope Sr, I fear, Moony. Mr. Ashworth, a 'mister, who profess ed is act as Amore( for the Coroner, addressed the Joey or rnn•inerable lerieth, cobteruiegs. that Camp. hew. r iga, •as not !wow, at aoy an*, het was seerely bred to disallows the loading, and impressing Ms asonsietsen that the verdict wield be " Wllfel Monter easiest some peruses solteown," while faylor. the 'sublease, howl whose boss; Carepbell was droned by the snob, would be •rgsitt.rl. lAsi. Tay lor, with his brewer. hes been in prison for she last forseight. The eerrliet test pryrisoly what Mr.l Ashworth described. There were no strangers ad. m ired het Mr..--.., the atto►ney for Taylor, who OW allowed tot take notes, as Mr. Ashworth said, for his wee, and three sr filer others. Mr. Ashworth was. as I me assured, aistosnsel (or Taylor amid ►is servant. :._-------____ city. A frreochwao Is said to writs frees 'doe to a friend in France all faiialai : • I we moth asrpilved at eat 11•41a1 the Enna is loiadna so Miriam' , as they appear in Paris, awl I imagist the may of it at I pawed through the ilirrels. I think it Is to he finned is the kanossay that taints Waren Weir raorten, their lowa, their 1 org44, their climate. their has, sad their character. Every i Wog Is arrnard to well that every thin g appears minable.— ' The siasplwity of their dress iv e4issllleat with tint of their hones—Their linualttiows with their riebra--sheir wartime's sigh dark liberty—their rocente4a with their thin' of gain I for, however tipsiest an Eorglishowa may be, he is always 4eekiwy after iwoney. All this hororoahes ....aerfotty. aura takitre alt twitter. at Lemke woe bat foreigaers act ianawiweetly." This reseothlys warty of their caricatures, which entertain by their ridicainosness. Yesterday a bus ran from one In another et the Steck Escheor, and with rather more gravity on the Royal Eschangi., that a disturbance had liken place at Glasgow end Paisley, the terminsiion of which was nut to be entici plied. Now, although the Meet ings in Englaed moot by wall le kayo skits', effected the public opinion with fear enough to loser the value of the different Stocks, yet the Wye of hubs. letter in Scotismd disposed the minds of many to en. pleasant anticipation. The Scotch area moo sober led reflecting people then their southerly neigh. boom. They selling+ ace without Met thinking.— Lik• all other northern people, they are less volatile end more howdy, mad conseqeently all their move. meets are worth watching ; what they attempt to do, they seldom fail in effecting ; sad we can only ley, that it is matter of the greatest surprise, that they hive been so uninterruptedly awl so son... Wally played open by their political horns pats Gentry for the lest bell renter). Nothing but a seccession of erch-impostott, like MOAT UMW" could have kept Owes in their present di.grarefel trammels Thoggh seder a less genial son, they are, neverthe. less, dimming in Intellect ; sad they may, contrary to their outsold harvest, which is always later than our wits, show the fruit of their political collivolios of freedoms before their South British or Hibernian neighbours. What they will, they are sure tnobteis. They will net make so botchieg a holiness of Rep 101111 as other nations have done. Their very asap tern will use ne such language to the. se that *Mel is countenanced by the Ministers of Great Britain WI to the people of Englead. For the Went of the tenements to which the ge neral gtievances of the whole United Kingdom have given rise at Paioley and Glasgow, we refer the reader to the particular sternal, from those rises. --To es it is not et all serprisiog, kettniog as we tin how fell the Body politic is of disorders and ill.humosrs, that the latter should break out io some place or member of it.—A co. temporary, whose knowledge of public opinion must et least be equal , to oar own, and if the sound ness of that knowledge were to be peeled at by the greet numbers who repeal on it, far superior to it, sem in the Tines of this day (after treating of the at .tempts to set aside the dictates of Magna (liarta, as Ministers keep often set glide the Hobe OS Corpus or Personal &tidy Ad), " sock attempts cannot sac teed. The streets of hymen interest, feeling, and intelligence is too strong for them. They must be brought before other Juries; they mast come before Parliament itself ; or if they do not, why we cgs only add, that there ate others besides the 6 Radi cal' Reformers, who will question the esisteect as . to any useful ;ramose, of that renowned sad tutelary body."—Now, this is saying, only in better len page, what w e would have wished to say. After urging his ewe sen t ime nts on the quest wr ion before ch the People of England, whihewriter says, 1 6 have been strengthened by daily accumulating de monstrations of their justice," be apostrophises by saying, 46 We cell emphatically upon the higher classes thregghnet the Empire to take me of themselves and of their owe welfare. A de sperate blow has been aimed at British freedom " Re then concledes—" But liberty and property are inseparabk." On this paint we only say they eight to k so; hod they may continue to be so stodge cer tain regulations, which should subject the latter to that tele of legation, which would prove that persons wee* of prior esistence t o properly, and are of p a ra. mount consideration in every point of view. He, nevertheless, amities the same source to both, sad finishes his article by lidding, whet we will make no objection to, " The law which emotes one of them is the safeguard of both. If life be et the mercy of the Magistracy, what becomes of fortune? Never was there a case in history which made so manifest the onion of interest betweee the tick sod peer amongst a free people." The Address and Reastostreace voted by tbeCoart of Common Coattail, eat this day, at twelve o'clock, pretested to the Rutin? by. the Loan Matsu, Mr. Alderman WAITUNIAN, end shoot sissy of the Gentle• nee of the Coulson Council, attended by the Rt. CORDER, end other City Officers. We remerked that the Loan MAYOR sod Sheriffs wwe the only deals she sere not dressed in deep moetniss, in testimony of their sombre feelings on the melancholy occasion which sere rise to the Address. ills lima% Highness-was strayed is a Field Mershal's enifosm, and was attended by his Grace the Doke of LINGTON, Lord CASTIMIIAOII, Lord Stowoova, end ethers of the t ebinet Ministers. After the readies if the ileseestreoce by the RerMinza. Yews I 11431BURtill AtAIL. II A W 1113114111. Sett?. •10.—We here jest received front Seochhola the following anthentic nett, of the 31 —The Treaty fur the final arrangement of all the &Weepers between Sweden and Deemed'. ander the mnliatinn of Greet Britain, was mistiest on the first of this month, in the !memo( Leril Stronsford. British Ambassador to this Court. We learn that Seeder is to pay three millions of dollars (Ilambergh bunco) in ton anneal payments. end also to pay foam per cent. per annem interest, bet the interest to be paid quarterly ; and the hands for the ptincipal end interest are to he deposited in the ham!. of Lord Stranglers!, as Minister of the mediating Power. — This last cnedition is, perhaps. eel, bet his Swedish Majesty ..ceded to it, in order to give al fresh prom( of his confidence and hiendahlp to assault Ally the Prince Regent. Lord Streneford and Mr. Krabbe immediately dispatched couriers to their Coarse. Oar relations with Denmark may be now considered as fited on a destitute and friendly footing; and the part which Great Britain undertook !fibrins about this happy issue, by me ans of its Asesassidor, Loud Strangford (a negneistion in which so many do. licate and (Metall points wore to be attended to), most give it a lasting claim to the esteem and grail. lade of the Scandinevian Nations. FLANDERS NAIL. I.tcac, Serr. 9 —Accounts from Leipsic pretend I that (liffereners base arisen batooso the Court. of St. Peteroberuh, Berlin, soil Vienna, of so serious a newe as to recite fears of a replete. The pists of the Emperor Alexander to re-64w to l'ulend the ports o hich are still separated from h, is said to be the caw of this misenderstanding. Agate's sod P 10144 hash,' the same interest in i bis affair, these lon Power', It la added, are closely united In oppose the projects of Russia.—(lournal of tise ProviNce of iLirge.) VAMCCIA, AUG. 42.—The thorn's measures of General Elio base elicited so muck discontent in our province, that the Authorities refuse to meaty them. The Assafiencia has been diochsrged for having re. bitted his orders, end many Officers, civil as well as military, are in prison. The which pro. credo entirely on the Postern of the Geeerel, Is er• , doted to watch user all the other Authorities. The 'lptisnnii of this city being full. it has been necesoary to send many persons lately guested to blerviedro. TO CORRESPONDENT S . ••• We voids Ws Ocher the Letter of " ElpWaikato's." The SWEAT CIVIL Itgatous. W the übjrct in our view, mod we alma overlook every ',WWI circummanre 'mustered • isli ill' well.wlsbrrs, which, if discussed io pablie, might give oceaslow is Its w ork .1 so play open ita its ilis. Lwow. The good work Reform would p oss (pedlar a iiiste mere slowly i if it were deprived of every sae of its preseut Chanspions. A. 3. of Grabill, shall appear to•morrow. The best sod sorest way dli obsuidiag the Sr 'rosy IS is the town where O. R. resides, is *Waugh the beads of a News -all. _ _-----------------.. Melt F. of STOCKS THI Hank Stork 3 per Crist. Med. 1 per Cep.. Qom 701111 Sy per Ceee. pee Cu' ------- t 11AY AT ONE tri:LOCII. 1 Apes Cent. Nowt liriiiia taolia Hoods 9 It p Lo Ann. IliAri ng ogoer RON 9 64 9 al& thwtoi..wo itei p. 11. • 10 i1 lit Cow-tar Tfig STATESMA N. TIIIIIAT, 11111111111BIR if, ISM Although it cannot bet be 'belong to every man of plain understandi n g that Ro y al Stock, to ;man in commercial phraseology, has fallen pettily in esti mation nithin these last twenty years throughout all Europe, yet aro shoeld have been shocked and dispirited if one of the Kings of the North had been put to the violent death which it wet given oat he had suffered, but *hie% we did not for a moment believe.---The tithing him off In so %hymn a way wo uld but have placed every Mora -1 bee of the Moly Alliance under suspicion sod don e/. Besides, BIRMADOTTe has really born, his Insisoers se meekly, that he may be allowed to wear them, according to a Crown•kate, since Co sin bet illegitimacy au be laid to hit charge. The follow. Ing article proves the rumour of Lis death to hsve had no fosndation *or pretence whatever : " Star-snout, Sem 3.--Itis alsjerty, arcootrnaiet by his Royal flightiest the Cooten Peones. set set YeAS/SsY. is Ike best health. epos his visit to the Wester, and Konnee a Pr Wares of the kiagnone. Hewn to stop the lint might at the Royal Palate of Gelpsholat. A Proclamation' appeared 'ester. day. mailman coormuatorees for the odoisistratino of sears dottag hit MaJesty'a abalone." Of the King of ISANCI, on whose life sod death se mach politico% speculatiow rests, we give as article taken from the very lest French Papers, to ahoy that his Galilean Majesty is both alive sod well : " Riau. tart. 13.—The King trativened betimes yeatertlay with the (Oast Its Calu. Shakier of the latertor. His Ma jesty is eetirtly recovered from his indisruitioa." Paris is full of English, and if the folloviug amesiog remarks, thrown not is the Gestate de France, have soy justice in them, it may be rimed how stir ametrysta behave is diet highly rili.bed AI ANGIII..SMR, S•rr. I I. i;• ..., .. ... .GE . l7 cC r —C-41Th lt" 'pail lila atill 4. Illatitio to th e tolialrial effect : Nit 16:11Getriitmelle÷ilseetve wilb feellispof regret the M Inert of the lewd %tar,. Altierwea, sad C.Wiarateas of oh- City of Landow. 4, a time. whets w Vied sad der pia& wen are re deavissring; by every ,peeler of devi.e, and the pd la sigioos 11114. so aliewate the wits& of the pm* Crow his Majesty's lisrrerswear. from the Ceatiitatiaa .f this rod. at by law eit•blibed, it Is to the great vicarage of Ow Ms homey that we ran aloe, as for safety.--. With the rircvaistagees whir* molt pl we rvised, eh she Sleeting. ea the 16114 at M.tariester. yea ate sot wequarated. and ..r the ewadtirt +kith was adapted ea that armies you are stet rightly 10,mM—if. however, the laws hove heels violated by their who are estrawed with their eiterotisa, the natality Tribosual• at the eatostry are apes far redrew sad is iwititala any egivaladirial esmairy epos thew ' , objects groald be esul• redly coatrary t.. the Argo principles ar coaolitia Justice. Ti.e Lone hiAroa, Alders*, WM111114 , 1, and the Getitleetes of the Ceases Commit thee with. drew. A R ace.—Alohneeto mode at sisb In make the Srareseav a Rada Calendar. yet we are very glad to allow it in be the vehicle for reeordrng a pi et a of sport that will communicate amesement to one, at least, of the political class., of the present day, and should other contests of a similar name, tbseah of a different nature, terminate an the Hale Side the now *ion. pt will be soperadded to tbernerrimat eli cited by the feet. At the Litchfield Races. a abs 14th lest. Sir Cnaaces WOLSELIet horse Radical beat Lord Arson's Whig, its a mach for 100 pinta. It is heedless to observe, that the congeetor left doe groad amid the cheers of the people. Catmints' are of late become fashionable. Is what Hoe does a Welsh Judge pet you in mind of a Welsh Rabbit? Because. as the latter has the ease without she relish of the shier, so the former has the name without the leernin that should accompany it. Is used to be a threat in the Aare, that if a per son did not conform to such a role, he should be sat in Corealrg. In the Law, it is now a mace that if one of the former be not conformable to the sta. totes of the whole body, the refractory umbel shall be sent to Leycesierl We received yesterday the Paris Papers of Marley last. The King is stated to be entirely recovered front his indisposition. His Majesty held his usual Coat en Sunday which was attended by the Ministers. Marshals Dignitaries, ke. and transacted balms with the Count Dumas. The Count Da %MR. man. Ambassador from Doornail', arrived at Paris last week, and bad a private audience of she King. There are urines secants I. these J la, re lative to the conferences at Carlsbad. From Aso berg, It is ousted, that the chief object was, the inter. Ipretatien of the 13th Article of she Federal Act, it beleg declared that it never had been the intention of I Ike Powers who agreed to that article, to assent to the letrodertion of representative bodies, upon a de. ' mornatic system, bet that the established rights of rdeffeeent classes should not be affected. sod that it [ skald be in the pi 1 the Sovereigns alone to establish representative systems. Another article, dated from Bastedt, says, the conferences had for their nbjects, Ist, the ?Mallon of the competence of the Drnt ; 21, the final establishment of tribunals. called Aesiragat, for the purpose of adjudicating, in ~._ a ..- saucer of arbitrators, the differences between the Members of the Confederation; 3d, the atm. lion of the 13. h article of the Federal Act, respect. ing representative gnvernonents, with modifiratioes; and. 4th, the arrangement of a law with reference to Ithe Liberty of the Press, to prevent the abases that may reselt from it. Nothing whatever in an *Goal shape, has, however, yet been published epee the subject of these conferences. The King if PItUISIA set oat from Chalotteeberg ern the SI intr, with his see P rince Cream. 1. 1 Winged to Braise, where his Majesty was to review the troops. A Special C om mission has bee• eppoisted at Berlin to take inferential against the 33 indivi deals, oho, a short time since, published a teatime. nial ie favour of Dr. J %too, sad which, it tams, hae given great offence, in r ase(' f its contradict ing she charges against him, shirts were *Serially announced. The enquiry at Berlin respecting politi cal associations was still proceeding. Intelligence from Stalinist s, that the Kies left that capital on the Sal inst. on a vidt to the distant provinces of his territories. The tamer of his 'Meet death is therefore afeeeded. Intelligence from Cepeahlgek of the 7th vest. ea. names, that caresses 'Oat the Jews base broker' out in that capital, ad hose assumed a very alarm. leg sod desperate character. The popelace are kept in awe only by the military occupation of the capital. From Gibraltar we have die ennead attract of a letter, addressed to the Agent t Lloyd's, ad dated A. 40 :—" On the 22d isst e . a report reached es from Algesirsa, that a man had died there sailer as. picioes circumstances, shortly after his arrival hose Le late de San Fernando, where an epidemic fever Is raging ; bet mace which, oothiog farther has °saw red t measures were ianinediately enforced to pretreat commeeleatioe, and which are still contieeed. The Governor of Algesiras has isseed a Preciamatiew, imposing a strict quarantine on Cadis and its 'Wail ; and has formed a cordon of troops to yeast say --testiest from these parts with these sada his cosemerni." The accoests coacerniog the fever is the Isle of Leon ere coutredictory. A laser from Cadis, of the 27th of Airiest, se) s—" The fever et the isles/ of Lena routinues very Mild. Precautionary mee sores bore bees takes to merest the rommenicetios with Cadis, end whit the country for 40 mites resod it. l'he troops for the espeditioa are teithoat these Bolts." Another letter fess Cadiz of the saws date has the following :—" I ass entry to say that the fever is gaining ground ; bowie few cases have bees c o vered bete, and In several of the seighbooting to SLAM TRADZ.—DARCILLONA, SEPT. 4. Descrir. tiun of the following Sottish vessels boand to the coast of Africa, in the Slave 'lnds :—V.I Saadi Espanol, a brig, painted black with a white streak, the best of • soldier for igere•head, armed with 10 gess sod b 0 uses, sailed from the toast a few by. sista. Merced, a ship, painted black with a Telles street, ea Wien with an weer for figeto-ilseds armed as the above ; expected to sill la 10 dell.