The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-25 00:00:00

ere: se. ' .1 1 44a54., C 41! t •.• • . II • L.P . I Ma y , , • L,, . • • • 11181.111 U , 1414644. "Nab # ild, / PIKS ?II N. ass. LONDON, THUIiSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25, 1819. &di+ VBD CON, N Nr.Jowors 0111101101156 A" Wiwi at b. as awrerst Roper, in • wed shorems. sis per cost. per onoson. from Me II th of Oct. OW dos &globose peptone shall he mule. p forked by the 14.1.• e. esp. 6 see. SO, together with Ent. epos which the raid Mc% fi d esi. era fro for the foopectirot of Ski Prorristoro at Isis Iftoot. JOSE PII Di RP, Su►drrp. OUTRAGE AT MANCHESTER. METROPOLITANT end CENTRAL ll'o7llllllTrEEgitre the Yotiefaelioat to anampwe shag ih,. mismaryiebteri;dimion Cm' f r the ostr..o.e et relieving the isllerme. mit heimpac the lit nders 4. Pamir?. Yolossia at pie. go 4 so rather wore than Two Tit 0000 go room's. Tat. vetatenthte n. k this llgiest, lauds* as it has ferns the oposstomow feriae. of w• 'malted Nation. the Come 'nee tart It eller de! to oste Ord it nowt of the dwonel. that tonewetlacti.it,. and fonder tensors os the pan of the Erb Hon mity, are refloated to !jive complete JAW to the valslie staler.. mid warm S i..eya to toe &lens Is which the Committee owl the Csbecriber. have • rotas* is. resit. To prove the loadequoce of the pretest Fool for in It In simply a/envier in maw. thaarena v r oe , l e ad IM lbe nwaher of perrow n•••,itle w t It is on s f ra. an • ee dbobled, wu the 11th of Anted. calved Foga llnanata; of shear. many undyed Woe *moldy. • bich penetrated their' Book tabors sobered Verretsers, and several are .114tbled foe the Inriaatiader of their him. A. isrdlermette Criontbreion of Fire P-on is 'a emelt woolt therefore sinnoolt ethos,' the iele'c• An•wint of the gaborcip. Ilan 1 apt ha* akin! 11w C.noniitee. Ono ta eb iY• not hitherto felt ibeimeloe. Intrertoed sire them lt•E lls pato POO NOS for this primar• it Newly FORTY other penes. 'IP Victims :•tyraed Annie. city. hate al.. dna*. f..r Intermit . be Conn.st .1 been nlueo. sod I. O ahe . in Ate limited ...We tne Fund.. n yow. slide to wogs mare Outs Two licsooso viler FIFTY faeces. la the went time corium Leral a nd CnalltS.t. PPof" ••^ ti ptoed tie Committee he call. foe a Abe- . llooato Iroosss, oldie In sat. d e pnrialont aFe n eonloore it Oro he widest that the weight of elitism has not yes beers . b. Is the dbertloo of she LeGAL Paocactst•os. the rnatrolt let feel it prnper In Mite. the ten in which al-e ma mina all inlrtleo pat twipate. to helm the Porpeit olnrr of the 11k1a1 Ornate. at Malsrbesler to rpovdt Jenne.% hay been tempered owl gat erred t he nisi , eof e periereyd Snlioitnro. a1..41.41 be able Cnomel. It of enoiye. kw, s hle fnr tb.• Committee. weboal Oder, to sae Kure is oboe It she, are e 5..., peer, In derelope the •tnio sad ornate,. at the perweediecs Mier. soder sdywr.thry base adopt. d t bat is the owls 04•1... 1 Obey claim malt Ins aserresing as met Yur i logy so ran be f. by say perreast lust.ver while dol. n• she delicacy of ' their recomelbillin to the didinciri•lwil body of pubs-risen for wham they set. they have Peso degirmas Is so respect to emitted lba beads of a woad 16ccetisto. TM. espotkina of Faeb will, it it to t aped. A t Teraggrets of lot al Samcripinso to apprise sae Cnonsolter . I t Armada is their boat, awl wismil de the nears te a t : n et p a . mantic is every psn of tne Empire b. proanie estewl the peconlary reemices of the Committee by every mews within their power. At the close of the Sob-Kipling. or at sa bemired Period, the Co...able. prop.-• 1.0 *aril in sae Sot..crit..:r• a 'e lated saves, of the Receipt. owl E w armilitore. arrow pot. , A he web esplanstion ay they hope ill 'Allah them list the troismittee knee Parroted the important trot coal sed It these she Zeal. Di.certion. and Fidelity. Pabetripiloari already aditenivd £ll5O In 31 ill*Wisbeack %been,- t A few Enrol t•• Jw ekm, by the bawds of II tics nod Reber... by Bk. Har•thowe /40 0 W. allowia, Protects ' Saber twice tam Sitatteltl. *treys. (lest ors WShaft, Sop. 311 0 I E.tot 11. 7. M. . Shore. Faq. 10 0 Tr./wawa wad Mocha. T. Rawer', law. 5 5 sin is Pai.ley. and ise B. Sask. Etts. 5 5 Viciints. who ablinr 1111. J. SI Iles 1I I Oppreamos sad ....ell Mt..;. A Wail 1 1 de.ihnote Monter £14:1 0 Mr. Peter rata 1 I Fr•ow a few Vries& to Mr. W. Fisher 1 1 Virtue andlloatoiity, 11e. Coin I I enemy in be delete. Mr 1.. Palfseseat 1 1 Kota alsonipbert of lit. a. WooLe.ob. jog. 1 1 the Us .ensity of Hy. r. Jones 1 I fort, be vacnnia.ni 3Se. A. Severn. ('asp. 9 3 taw/ a 6 .b it. nobsus A Ftteol to Ftethlttni 1 1 allalilitt,trelli•lleltlo Sundry • Seine. Apnoea. Era . 3 0 3..64. Free the Watt of III• 11110 , .sire. FT Ilse • _ !UM • few Prim* 11 a5e.4..1 Salome' nl 1$ Ise rarer sr the Ship, Maiselmoret, sad she 'M-INI 110 w.41..ws nail Orplcoin A. C. 1 0 nr ri N. weft C. M. 1 0 51aiti, IM. S.. sd. tionveriplims are received by Mr. %. ` Br kr, 110. ‘lrnal Mr. 11.1 b., Warder. - . tr ees, .a 4 595, Strands Mr. Ciller. 5: ycis.greerg Mr. H. skra. 91, Ynrk avert. kV rooriereer ' Mr. Parr, limn, Rrooll.wrver. Cavent.voirog Mr. I' .5 Tyler -Are... Carus... -marker' Mr. Henry PI killie. Merl Alec , . $ Mr. Irg 7ti. reet , ereer s at Ow 011 ire of tSr 111•71Is•Aix, Stilitheiry•to•ri, s 14•1• Itrell Nlf. II iris, 21• 51nrouirar,er. l'o , l;:iar-rna l t Mr. Kagrnwelilf. 5. 1 , 14... t rot , . lull, and Drary•lae. (at is. Etta* • sad Molitor T 4 .era. Strands a. d 53, I"..ao.rro*. IMaj.e l'artwriAlie, 57. I's. lOW see,r air Maori %ikon. 11. Camaro-creel, ey mime, ; sad Mr. A. Mallow ay . 69, High Hollnrro. Ilobleriptiom locorreerli oared will'', immediately mirmered opplirioino to the Secretary, at s'. Croon sad MICIIIK Ta vern, any day beltways F.leyea mod Two o'Cloel UNUSUAL ascents in any Prairstian srl.l..in V fails to ratite As laalndrsl bn.iiistv of she tossoreo.ot nod iguorast. bat their weap.o. recoil losnolrst from the *Meld of into atriies oar, they even become m n .pr to s Its.'ssits and persoormrere. eeprri.lll) • hes..so Sae nlbrr hmxt, lio., rosseirrtoslore.d with the apwrobosiets nf the enlieht. rued and judicious. No nor boa sperm. aced ibis more than Dr. F.A D Y. w a.m. out availed Ogees m m eirteg 1/14114 , r• of the Cirralattea, hot acquired fro boo so high .t degree of t - tali ass tbe mikes" claws a wrirov. t w oug h she g .s..fissi s emosomodatiors of the isiostr!esable iudsvideals so o Lair 1. , morn the brot4t of his skilful exerts-s. T• these intlivido mot lbe Plitslic, he begs to return shook. for to•• c o ufidemo• ow, hate placed is him: and to iso.sts• ;two, w. ale Ass "um health remakes, on Croft CO his pars tuna be %smog Shut torts coodece to ibe evolver, of .Buie Who bass. memoir to _ Me shikh, b stslirirN sitaplr 1..1.1.". that his *sores. s. 1. us 41. epee ptartirssl expernotre applied irmordossol. in sbe sfillsaselm Wag mrsobary to pv.ve lit Noppe•i•rol is the ns... trims of eel:deed, she prnativr a pre rectum of cote so arm diowder by one remedy. The petaltatits of Dr. I.l.dy's ohm it of the Ligbp4 importance a vetoes people. oho rot upfre• *lrani are 'marred noserable fur a pent I. azth of stone, Its their bus'. g oggabi rritrf to eke laps opprr Ire of mrdictur", *hot have wised out; to eetleolse their .0 .-rings. It is itseerd so be meretted, this there ire many of bola sexes es MO. flea. The delicary of tits.l , no. sold s. frnr of publicity, are in. anted 1.. take aostioass. which afire are the ream et nevus vatiog, irstrad of felseetee she ehnia.r. Ity taeb I)r. l.edy is coo stilled daily. at hi. Lome, Delwarr e l• 140) ' • • "PP' , "e lirasa%-orryt. owl Tea n'clack at Night st sail eta *dyke the Pour. • o ° Ur. E2dy's N a private Lowe. 111.11111111"";"---- EAST ANDIA-110VSE. Now. 4, 149. • - Catntr ' •J DIREC7URS if ''she iiSIII.IIALTED COMPANY.- of usßcrietirs of Sir- go, graft to de East friki, Ito &rob, silts 11111t* .. ' 'Thai sy fjoarlerigGowat CsatB . ofilbe• said eamprei • iff r oam belch' at their Mors; is Idostosholt arra, sot elf- s iolaythe CY of Detoothortost,o firtior wok horded the rows of tokatttag for csoilexiatioo tie irsoistie• eAthei fortrtill4orl of the Woe Srpleitliir Mot. apirr.rlig di ato lasid4 the Clod of Diroitort of the littt of JO! fast fe lsg.: -- --r :".".. 1161111.4‘0441,11.144101. IVtwig stat.d. EDITION. ' • TIC* A• . rodeo/rd. In by, &wire la. i n II F. I'OLITICAI. 'bit JACK • BUILT. Wi.h townern Can. via.—The that Seek 1.411. e t th, Airallit that I.llf iss it ; the Vermeils that phut ed iti he Th ag . otiwto itch & de* infor.Ser ' Memos... of Iwo 1.,. 1 1 ..wer t Mut Man all Anions and its sin & the all inite:rd rot t..ro Ow (holly & ape Word of Fr..t the P..tsitral Mira she Pen and the Soor.ll the NM— labers.. " A Woo—thrown lop to thaw which way slhe "OW Prium.4 fo. H.the. I.nlcwead.i. • o • Omar, OrJett with itereittartees will be ponclowll3 ear. used. 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Neat.J.mee. Paler , woo 1I•1 .13 by . 411.,cliela awl P• 4 14..1.r. I.IIPERLIL PARLIAMENT. linusi: OF LOttllk. Nov. !I. Their Lordships owl at owe o'clock. porsoont to *Ajmer.- went °raw 'acridity, when isr• caws of appeal were re ported CIIAIinfAV commirrriA. The Eul of LI V Ell Were owa.d the a...appointment ttl the Fail of Storm-bur' as Chaircuts of their Lad-hip' Cownitters. venom. at the twee time. on es(amiorte on the I a bilities and iusidoire of she Noble Lod The IA)It0 CHAN CLWAIIt pot toe trenlien. concurring I in what hod Ohl failed frow in. Noble Friend no this occatea, sad pressing his rerossotewdation ow Moir Lonikhips, The mottos was that eat tit d arty cow. Upon the Ureilnit of the Li ilt1) CIIANCEELOR. their Lordship', at two 'Vessel'. proceeded to Carlton hn.. e to pre . se t Weir Adder.; to hi. Rossi Highness the rasa Regent. kind %looses, Lord Churchill. she Archbi-hop of Canter- Miry. the Bishop of landfill . , and the Earl of Liverpool went op with the Addrao. ottewled hy the 06-er. of •he tiotae. Miginriteel to hoar o'clock to•ssorrow. Oa Primer He , pees Amswer in expected to be reported is their Lotikkips. 110UIE OF COMMONS. toed CAfiTI.K/IEAO I I brattiest up letter. from live of the M us i.dr..tes n 1 Mitatitteter, tad ewe from Mr. Spotter. a Ma. si..4,are of ss n e t s irk.—They were ordered to Items the mat. 11 • I.ard.hirt Informed the flame. that rapt. r of theta would be reedy for delitery .• the ca- tee aet Stile, of to Omar. Ott the awaitio of Lard ('ASfI.KItI.AGII,the total wasding and Ses,iscal Older* were agreed In. A DICOURN f. Dl' BATE. Lord CbdTl,l-311;dtitl tweet the • ar er .4 the Dny. for re. tamp, Ow ad i..,iresql debate ea the Addre•• we the l't ow n. Ihe ' , 1 . 1.A1it.11 busing read .he Address sod proposed Annulment, Mr. HUME. who UPI is potortios of the !Irmo, este to spook to 'he grew sae. tit bra Mr. Y. lILAKE and. that to Sit npininn, the Howe. in the nurse it paroled on Ise preview, aigli•. haa departed frau the a ss e t line of l'arliasse. lave prat. 'dear. mod. a• etraretted. acted catirnts to the law of Parliament. Mr. Ittuke wait pro. credit' no the twist al (haler. when heaths irterrrepted by gpvitik Kau If t h e imprgyklieto giade an hi. stied by the speech of the Hon Member. to far a• it prtweeded. was correct.' th.. House stead pardon him for thus 'Prim! I..in.rif in their notice. 1. •us right that she Ileioe .Iseld know whether the He.. Member i Sir. Make) meant to prove*, either tha allow! apts. tat rriscihi:ing of the stele agreed 1.1',,, sight. Mr ItILAK t. %tot. shires was to ~.aid n nista the pro Orrding of 144 otri tbe mg tiros 1. into a pirc..drot. He ..5 eased It rrlirt , l) roatr,ri, so Pa lianiettney rwiee. Tie SPI . .AK 1.11 sail. the 11.. n. Menthe , 'wt." perhaps tire te promise -.•lstinte Cr.. prreehtieg the I...carnage at the proceeding to which he relteded • It wa. INA for him (the Spealer) le miggei to say M. towable Mesh. . abed repast ' lien it might he es prdiem In tiring before she Hoeft. The rid j 0111010•01 .4 the th.hate, ho • es et.. woe linseed to by the More. ' The Order of the Han sa. already lot& n.d, rOrria as a gavot oof priartple, no *Ouy stbject could sow be brought saga doctoi..n. Mr µu he row 'Vain welt% hoed cries of Order, Cider I .3r. liege, Mr. Ilawc 'W - TM SPEAK. F.R was awry to Naimoli& the Itutmentais Mutilate (Mr. li. ). It Le rout to rower,. hr a rwer.e of res. weals. I...spine Is. that the pr. remilieslf last Moat were dm. orillwris. Ai. ucs Wel the lime fer WWI hewer hi. ulterior el. io ri-i. g ruight is , . Ur would Moe other appuirlisu.l4.... ast oe ii. lon oils err ii..t the time. No other sabjert g o" Sae peredbare of the adjourned D.bute..--(Crles if Mr. *Wen ' Mr. RUME said, he voted for the adjournment id' llto Detente last night, because h e bad good reg. lams for-knowing that be. as well as other Hon. .Gewelemea, had sot the subject folly betas* them.— ,ffrlsee be entered the House seatertisy, he did net is. lewd to take any past In the present Debate, bet he emiti net remain silent after the observations be heard hoer the Noble Lord opposite (Cestiereagh), sod from other Ilomerahle Members. He was de. shoes to meet the asstrtient anti statements theism net by the Noble Lord, and if the information , be (Merilerwar) earreived was C.lffeCi. if the letters laid open the table might be depended upon, the adjourn ment of last night world at 1•41, have this good effect: it meld prune that the statements of the Noble Lord (Castlereagh) acre net correct. In the coterie of his speech, statements were made by that Noble Lord, sad erne FFFFF es stated as facts, the correct ness of which be Whetted it meld be diligent( to prove, sad the Noble Lord meld hue some *stela. action to make to the House, If the papers laid upon the table contained use truth. The subject stow im. medietely before them was the Speech front the Throe,. There were parts of it to which he could not agree; but the could trot cinemas St leegth the vesicles matters it embraced. Before he could assent to the Address be should wish to hear one or two paints satisfactorily explained. In the Speech it was stated, that a spirit hostile to the Coestitetiou was Omni Ile was sorry that such a spirit should be abroad, but is should be consideeed from .bat source it had ill rise, and whether any measures had been taken for epplping a remedy. They were told last Sessile, that it was abroad, bet no means were taken to appease it. Had soy one act been does from that period to the present, calculated le allay this spirit, or to remove she causes from which it arose? —lt was, therefore, eith as ill grace that these words mre inserted in the Speech It now ap peared 'Mat she first mom adopted for eppeasing it was an increase of the military force of the country. In lime of profound peace, wilt en foreign enemy, this was a strange measure. It was lamentable, in passing through the country, to hese, in every town, the din of leer, es if they *ere preparieg for an ar. dams coolest. They were now going le add 14,000 men to their immense military force, and thereby is. crease considerably the espendite re of the country. — This was net the way to allay a spirit of discontent sod insulroedinatinh. The 'military establishment •weestresrly ten millions, end one of the m f relief now proposed was to increase it. The peat pis( of she Speech which appeared to him not pros e! was, that the etobatrassmeott of this comity were owing to the embarrassments of otter Stairs. What had the embarrassment of other cognitive to do with the quiet and peace of this ? Their embarrassments eneld not he traced to other States—not surely to Franca. That country was in a high state of pro. weepy and adeancemeet. She felt little or no embar rassment et a time ghee no country in lierope felt mere of it then this. The resent distress of Eng land could nut by any most. of reasoning be referred to other States. They arose from an immense load of tasation, from want of Reform and economical arrangement in every public department. The gees. lien now was, shether the proposed amendment should be adopted or not. lie requested that 'eery Member in the House would consider to what the amendment plerival him. Nothing could, in his Mod, be more cunsistrot or proper ender existing circumstances. It would indeed be a matter of ea. rpm.. concern if the House shoal., sepirete that skill a itlinet pledging itarif to enquiry Into the late unfortunate events. The amendment did not call upon them to prejudge a single fact. Th• y all knew that bees were lost, and into the cause and cireorestances, en quiry was called for by the numerous and respectable i holrelifiga, held net in one town or city, bet through. net all parts of the country. Ile was sorry that Ministers should feel it necessary to resist so ',sloe. eble a request. That (louse was the fittest place for enquiry, sad so good reason Wel stated for refusing it is the coarse of last night's debate. If, as the Noble Lord (Cast) h) stated, the Cicil Power did eel direct the operations of the military at Man chester, what was the conclusion to be drawn, bet that the people were placed that day under military authority ? What world the Noble Loud say, if the military, dies acting withal. , authority, turned emend end dispersed the Magistrates themselves? Ile would so doubt say it was illegal. There ass no difference i I. the eases. One was jest as illegal as the other., The Noble Lord (Castlereagh) had recourse to several statements for the purpose of persuading the House that the Meeting was illegal. and that from what took place there, the Magistrates were justified ha using military force to disperse it. In the !pliers, however, laid upon the table, there did not appear any thing to justify the measures adopted. From them it appeared, that the current of the Slsais• !rates was emoted without soy trouble. Thi• was the statement of Mr. Norris. The Noble Lard (Castlereagh) told them, that during the) firm of the warrant the Riot Act nee read. Upon so important a subject he could not admit si proof the mere assertion of any individual. bow. ever respectable. The Noble Lord would Kite him leave to say that he (Mr. H.) had the statements of many individuals, asserting that no such thing was dons. The papers on the table made no mention of it. The Noble Lord (C.) represented the Riot Acs as having been read from a window, and said that One of the Magistrates went into the frilled for the purpose of reading it, but was borne down by the i crowd. Nothing of this kind was said Its the w oes before alluded to. TM Noble Lord did net stets the Rise of the Magistrate who acted is this maser, ea the auseen of civil force by shish ha was at medal. From the statement of Mr. Nerds it would. he hallooed, appeer, that Ole military first began to act, sad thea the Riot Act was rea d. If read at all, Scl beer should lane been allowed, as the low re. golfed, before say attempts were made to disperse the Meeting by force. One motive for his mooing an adjournment last night was, benne be heard It llbre I. by the Right lien. Galileo's. below him (lit • Plunkett) that no person amid deny the illegality of. the Mooing. Ile was desirous that an opportuoity might be given for arguing this point, which could ion bone rase without an adjoarnment Of thilkhys• I The light Hoo. Gen tlemen said, that either of four i nhales might tonsil's' , so illegal Meeting—numbers. devices. threats, and language. As to .umbers, 41 (Mr. II) did not see how a Meeting could be ren dered illegal by sorb a rorcooost•rocor. Row was the oositter that constituted itlegality to be ascertained? Ile defied ally person to point oat a state . . is chick it was limited and precisely set down. Ile agreed witting Right llonserable Gentleman in his praise of the Coostiletion. Ile said eith truth, that it afforded eget' protection in the rick and the poor, bet that be disliked nemeroes Meetings of the lower orders. Whatever inconvenience such asesibliui might produce, the number i f which they were come poised could Dot Is his (Mr. IL's) opinion, reader them illegal. If this principle was sheitted, it meet& give ri.e to the greatest absoulities. It was argued by the Right lionmaratle Geotlemso (Mr. Pieaketi) that the numbers at a Meeting might be so guest that the civil power could not coerce them, surf that then the military meat be called ie. Ile (Mr. 11) wool& not allow that to be the Iso here, however it migh be leo on the other Wee( the water. If the Meet t ing at Manchester was illegal, all the other Meetings of a similar nature held sloes were eqeelly al.—. Twenty dinned met at Newcastle with banners es& I .r. They went to the appeleted plea in snatching older Proceeding thus regularly aud orderly wield sot, he hoped, be made rend for accesatien.—. Why not presence this Meeting as Hiegel as the ether? If any acts were dens to rendrr the Man. nester Meeting an illegal on, they ebeeld be preored• Nothing of ibis kind was )et dame. lie a t not, it was true, read all the papers laid open the table— [Hese ! front Ihe Ministerial Berreiresi —bet he read. enevgh of them to rove in him, that, upon their own showing, the Magistrates bad nothing to warrant their proceeding'. Meetings had been bald emberqssat to that which had takes pace at Mae. ebeitee, mod whin, it was contended, wet illegal.— lif they were so, why had not the offenders beets brought forward and punitheil ? When 300 Pr 400. of their fellow-subjects had been ',milord at d killed, It was cot sufficient for the Noble Lord to say it was net the act of the Magistrates of Manchester ; if nor. whose act was it ? He would caution the Noble Lord, and those who acted with him, sot to believe all they heard. What reliance was the statement of Mr. Norris entitled to ; who, ea khe l'ith of Aug. proceeded to the Etchings at Manchester, and ,alarmed the inhabitants, by declaring that 15.000 Rs ' dicals were approaching the town armed and resolved to destroy it ? The lion. Member for Urantber had stated last night, that it was the intention of the Ra dints at the Meeting at Manchester to keep posses.* i sion of the ground until midnight, end then to set the town on fn... lie did not mean to say there was no danger, bat he could not believe it to be of the ester' represented. Look to the Report that was node last year of an intention to fire the m etropolis. 1 If danger 'sister! was it to be removed by adding in. 'ehlt to injustice ? Was it not a notorious fact, that Madre& of thousands could sot plovers subsistene„ lead that they were liahle In be seduced into mischief ? sod be o nly oostalorral that obey bad mot been guilty of sets of ei lence long view's/. As to the itinerant 1 'ear k I sod stators, they had been long since pipet. d el e ) ce f n ro t m an i c h ie e ty " , a ii s ii t i l l ir t i he n y i h il i e s i m iee d i i l os th 4 i ,s e be lsd po t r i t e s s uce al s i ol Ministers. Could it be said there was any enmperi. en between France, as it was previous to the Rev.- lotion in that country, and England at the present meant ? Ile would caution those Members who were disposed to view the existing state of the country with alarm, to notice in what manner the (*neuter Petitions sad Addresses bad been obtained. lid the blest publicity been given to their Meetings ? on the contrary. Ile believed on his conscience, th I I a go: us r a l feeling was e u tertained, that ii.j USII4 P had beets committed. It bed been .aid that an entioiry coultl not take place with renteiatoory et the bar of thug House; but could not his Majesty's Almiaters ili.. tee a presreetiwi its be institated before some other tribunal ? I'.r the sake i f she Magistrates, as well as to rescue the military from the impotatiena that had been ca.l span them, he frit himself bound to support the Am..Amen'. Lord CASTLEREAGH begged to explain. The lion. Member had misreoretesited. or father hail misendeistuod, he was inclined to believe, chat Is.. had stated Ism nieht. lie spent to say, that the mi litary acted is consequence of the attack thug had been mule span tbfr Yeomanry ; .1.41 he maintained, they were joitifiable is. reiwliing force by to,ce ; lie haul not endritaken so e.ttailitrh the facts stated by evidence, bat he had s right so repel assertion by assertion., and to shield the %legiettary hone the es. pensions not upon them. 141. would now ,liatiouctiy say, that the military fowl acted wider the espies. or d er ' o f th e NI 4 41 r• 104. 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