The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-04 00:00:00

StATkSMASI. LIVIIR POOL MICETING. -..em.— We base already given a sketch of what poised at the law Reforms bleetiog, bit we aro induced Its n oose the set j-ct in wit again on seemliest of the pa. Itioric, eloquent, and forcible Itogyage &illiquid on that irreligion ; Colonel WILLI 1114 hosing boon soli. cited and prersiied no to 'aim the Chair. After hoeing insisted span she right en meet, and which sight he oar determined to maintain, he said. " the Moyer tells dr, after expressing his sorption, list ho shall take every prontatlon neconsry to pieseree the peace. Why, (;ootlemots. I approireod that thirrie is not a Mien among us who is net as No. siblo- of the propriety of &corm as the Mayer.— contlemes, is this a new manor ? Is ibis an vapor'. meat ? I have been at be hood of matey Mooting" in lib pl:eo, and I defy the Mayor or any body dm to sag. list the Meetings in this squat, did mot assem bly, did so deliberate, did not monists% with do Mum rietsmoun as they do at liso Common Gond, Ball. Cygnus's+, what dam it amount to that we aro throstrood with Si. rosertalloa of the pato / Tb....m...i.. .1 the peace is a very espressive seem as donors p. For my past. I ormr" hear of Mlllb a phrase hot Inspect there is some linking de ego to commit a bleach of the poses. 13.1 1 deny dolt any Nightfall has a right to adopt tiny such 1111•10mitos 84 ain't are called ptecautiossary. • I say Om is nothing lo giber appointor.", eta J e ssiee of the rem or of a Mayer, to insult the free People of Eno bled. by presuming to antiripato a bomb of the pace. Goodson**, see of lbe forums/ proesulines is Ns - appoint special 'movables, sad they. is wroth *potency among people on this subject. I am coonotrot to make every ems of yes "petal cow stables; and, 84 far as list poem-olitors go, I halo a eaglets, roils jurisdiction with the Mayor himbolf,— We have Afraid al on dirsorboace at soy of the May. in f• of the People, evrept at ono to the 'flightiest. bend of tit. Metropolis. by what is rolled, is the jetfoil of the day, a police.olicor. Centime's, I, who velem myself on beteg a coostitatioaal Justice of lb. Peirce. viola tee Polito as a French and Festiva ostablirlimoot ; I acknowledge nose bat Jostler' sod constables. And if. loglamtiogiAllf thew reeks, l lie any thing like comintosiee. I shall wake the adjoining pop!, special 'notables to fags up the larondiary ; sod, if he is heoseght before me. fee Imolai raised it N order to nook a haat* of the pima. I will com mit the le prime, although ha move a Jellies him. self. Genolenew, I wee syseities of special nests- Met. and I Savo only see used more twaay se the setjeco. A erciAl soustatile le appiiisial for ottoe revise peep's*, soil then his nice .ads ; it is sot to be seitiid on fret day to day : II is encoostite- Orme! se hate special ceestahloos parading the streets II novae, with I...emu cavalry. Geotlewso, =II ken proposal@ wads foe an Address' to she Beret. to windiest@ the characters of the .Nefecoeis from the aspersion of thellinisters of the Cr... sod the bligistrates of the cavalry ; and I will cow leave it to the Gentlesite mead we to ported ski that I...sbaesi." Tali fa thin Isitiesie for in lodcpondent British Illaglstrate to I old. What a coatnat to NM es Bite lately head tan is the Bench. • Me. gla mem o's Adobes* to the Assembly use at one offectiog and imp/radar. Aftstebnis yin, that ailliwegh he had sot been osarcastested to public dPohl .g, yet that he felt moil awe co this ncessiois thee en any (orator. he saisl—" I sill not pre. tonsl ea he insensible to the possible peril mollies tom the mi:iirry spray •Iskh has boos Mooed sot against or. 1 he sad emirs which Mrs, pared... kla• cl ever rise before my imagination ; sad, thoogli 'hey do ant state my courage, yet they do oat tend to peen my sprits. I am well souse also, that there is lurking awning you a spy and an in'vrmer, mho is watching ler am aogerniort cord, the oi , erence of which 11/11$ be visited on swell with the 'eeriest vengsolore of the law. Bur, Gentle. moo, earn In dose ri.c..m.tances. I 6 till topics of encrossgement. I am confident in the parloure sad the discretion of our NI ocioli ate,. I am enured, that they will slot let loose the soldiery on you, if you condoct yeortellies in a peaceable and orderly owner. My conflation., then, ullifaalply rests ..ss you, end my knowledge of Inns character and your general conduct. I know the intishitants of Li 4.4- pool well: frequently base I met them in fall astern. My. I know that you will not commit a Merril of the peace. If yea abstain from this. if these he sow yew in the land, under the protection of that law are safe. Gentlemen, west* met together 10 She priociples of Reform, end our own chemists ne Riforwers. It it trip of the strange phoonsocno of the age, so fertile in wonders, that the principles el Reform should stand is need 4.f sop viodicalien...- What does the theory of the Conollsotioe call the t kiginbeis of the Bosse of Commons? If fells thorn Of lt ortsant4Vart of the Pimple. N • with it er trip 1 • many of the Memboss of that , it 3eald,,pfazie then to answer the quest whet TWO!, soot them thithei ?—Sims of those people re present their patrons; others repent* their owe bon xton.' g pewter.; othoes aosia represent the T.... ,r, 1i ,,, the ruins of Old Sarum aro rep/mind, I, a'nfillioleinghasio, and blasehesta are unit. 4j7l""ej• Let me sib yes. is this Sir?—(Ns,, klo the erpsa )-11s it condoms' with the pries*. offllortonttitstinn ?—( No )--Illith .40 diatom .ef common anise kro(No.)—And, cowistrysain. whet shall wets, of tfoseirrowals of Elserusers sad Fee. Oen*, tebn, like the hop of Egypt, isfret the, abesitneinftthe Ileeie of Comosees/ The mollifies Afrolsomi people Is melt espesilvor Bet this is by titpt tk.! shots a she evil; fee-we know. by ~4 we lifetime*, that the Peedesen of tee Mi. 'decry WSW elm*, goody so lopped fins le their 7eitterpsises easiest Ale pockets 4 the People."— Ile then 'sprinted his owe wish as is the estiresion of isfrrafe and tlealafies of Pailisewel, mod thee 'Mid, " sly edontry moo, Ms wish Is not this growth id she dor, nor Is it eepriesed by people merely of the loser or of the Wallin classes of the commeoity. Our views are sopporlealif the semitones of ebony of %he ',seeable dead sad the illestirins lidos. Whore %as slier. ever • melee 'totems,' thee the first Lord Chatham? While he was Minister, the most brit- Bans seeress climbed oar arse Arced. sod ;wan and lisoquillity peeseiled at beam Ile well under stood the awelielilla of the Hone of Cosionni ; sod elm, was hi. opittion of it? 0e this subject he ea pisued bilised 111 flefdia Washy VOW 1 to us Ulm le way owe pores.. I ebtoeltl, la these times, be in Jaeger of impriseemest for repressing them. The great Lerd Chatham said, that U the !loose of Com mons did not Reform itself frost within, it wield be reformed with • emigeseice from +Minus. What did his sea, the late Mr. Pitt. say of it, before his yeethfel videos were corrupted by his ease. cession to pews: ? Ile said, that until is 1101 re. hawed, tie honest man could be Minister of England. BetsGonlivoleo." added he, "It has bete said of late, Ithel none are Reformers bet the poor and steed) ; MI many hue made that observation 'rho, did they WI, ea State paupers, fatten en the publie money, wield be neediel to their own parish. Bet,,Geesdo. Um what Is Sir Freewill "lorded—is* pee r tied era, E—(No, nu!)—What is Mr. Coke, et folk ? The must thriving landleed of a..shrbreagl stiontry : end the tidied% landlord of 10britittst tenantry, because he aces on the prietripletif)iveled let live. Is he pone and seedy ? No: eard.yet hal lie a Reformer ! What is the sentiment of tit* Duke of Bedford ? Is a letter which he lately ad dressed to me, as Chairman of the Coecentrk So ciety, he says, that nothing but a Itsferat in Par- Oswald will mere es [rime the danger of snatchy en the owe band, or of military despotism ea the ether." The speaker tires very happily apostrophised **Mr. E. Beetle Wilbraham- 4 * That omniscient wiseacre (said he) is possessed of • telescope, by virtee of Thick be sae spy late see brains sod penetrate bate Sec mart thoughts. I should net wonder if this ten festive were as pewees! a one as the Irishman'., *hick mould bring a church its miles off se seer, that the said Irishman could hoar the organ play ! Mr. Wilbteleaut ' by vine, of this telescope, may bear me fee. Lathaet.hall .peeking (this is the test of the peropkaisas Meath*, fee Dever) —My countryman, this Geode... has staid, that we have wet yet diesred against the King er the (louse of Lords. awle reply le this, I will say, if he presumes to plat that remark at me ' that Mr. Beale Wil. bashes has not yet robbed me no the bieleavey. If he seys that this is insulting language, I only return insult for insult. If he says it is noeseese I re fers nonsense for senores,. And bough I will set compete with him is talking nonsense, so far, I treat, the account is settled between es.".--• Mr. Sh epherd thee reamed the main subject, sod spoke of his owe opinions and wishes. " Reformer, (he observer)) are divided into cations classes, as coring to the esteut of their wishes for Reform As for myself. I am what is called a Moderate (orator. With Lord Sefton I look we fat.: to se esteusion of the ftsaise to leaseholders, the limitation of the duration of Parliemeet ISOM My countrymen, in preassigalleg opinions l am protected by the law ; end, se, the same law. protects those whose wisl a great deal farther.:-era to Amoral Enlistments and Universal Selitage. 'they are sr protected by the law,%previeltd they pro their wishes pesceshly and coostiletionslly , if bloodhounds are let loose on the litter. they tempo let loose ea the former alsoi• It is with Weal as with religiees sects -*if sae* the of tie far espiestion of opinion is broil - en there is nu saying where the violation will the Reformers be put down. the Whigs wi does ; sod a despotism will be established country as seem as that -which was yr - France by that arch-tyrant Napoleon.—(. —My atentrymen, we have boast ealeenties us repel the calumny. I therefore mscle& big, that so Address and Petition be wet Meeting to the Prince Regent. eindieelieg ter and conduct of Reformers." Mr. Ilyeavox read the Address; which lowing is a cop) TO 11111 ROTA:. 111OHNISS THE PRISE( Mar it rut tam value Novae. Ilionows..- As sin. Mil. ' a c %Sayre's', number at she . Weis . yam hiker,", 011,1 inn in the mien t.f Liverpool cod its are countered at the to ry..ity of a Itemise in iloo.y of l'atliate emehly b g tease so approach i 1., the p p .e of ;italic aloe their sad diameter In on the astounded impieties. I oe hem lem.led as NM she Friuds of Reform year Roy As. year Pythiaser. • .gerly avail theunelves shoo to seeits their won sad mareiline4 attachments . of Goveraseent. us lie.g elstablehed he this country, Lsrds. and Caelealle. ll* fano of fe.seeilltfieet pillf Wag at twee foe the oligekv mad timothy of sin general we. rad for tie five tliVein• of the rigm. of Individual,. he reremative et tee Crotr.s.ar e the priviteen eurte dimity Legisaalees. they enteral,. as wisely osieolona le note she rebate welters. la parikabor. they smart, she at, proper•lado, soiood wi I 6 the legi.la i.e power ce•moimoss tote weirecal cinch. rens she ANS Width Ila emsd atair e r s 2 s she place is sAc hat sad the bat shin. The sive Odle Plebe will. sour P - relneeiri; dust Cm se. Mid ea the Homo of Glihmones. leg le died lima% me Members uldeepossegaif coseeesto. min de by temseisslme or Me M.W. 6•1 ail bootee oltillows ant Mahn es lapodailial pad derfeelormies, es WON* reeslpMies of Use easaperitses of that blouse adllr orr . mime the ise nostmaly of. berougip Meier seise mpretweli4. papaws seei a sad. "nun wore oppressive to the feel t 14416 le she Camomile Hew =Ow prima property. sad mode a *object of btu aim - ask e to wild any he sated. the panksl Ny c o,. Frearim,e , tie sinswersonty dummies of cosiested lines m and the lattodoctiou info she Dome of Cesnine' hat at reeoloorrs and inner Memos. oho.' la for their man, are perainee or fatless rpm oho Public. la Hoe titerded tension of Parliaments. oath wor Down see so lime neer raegteacat or the e smestilottat. at to _preclode that sy pump. a Meatier of Parliament to remelt the W e fa. she welfare. a time wise delegate to To Mr" detects mad Munro in sat National Mereaseitasies. year Peddiresta estrihme nark of the wasteful espeweinere alai Ira swelled ear Pande Debt to mob as esseassa Owes. and %diced she eternities of taus eeder a hieh thomenthosily oloallog. la dim eircaesearee!, year Petitioners humbly' ' ca li tyg .e llir r ampo ota :ispesllle Si r one imp::: ewed o is mchas , y ilbalaralsatet in the eiresperideaeethe Deese of 16._ Gay render it a tree Knoretenasiee of the Pay*, maseriamo, year Pedsiesem have sew austempleted be erected ky nay ether ineimit, than by she IleNtiernasse' Obeying joidgeneet of the nem rotates of the Mesh& Were it unwary la 'versa she onherity. your Pyrilimen emits* cal to she res. rest Maya! 11;abeevi nee of illstarloos some. from war imbibed them seatiownie The ever Mehemet ham; ate wite nod wiriness Sir Wink. Janes she year Item deemit.es pmeh. she hioastre Cherie, and many ethers, whale airerre awathowat is the of the country, chalet he dimmed. If. in tech a cam. preced• wee, of any valise. thletwes maw refer lair Ronal Highness to me sore of the intending orate Elective trembler to ...- Who. mad to she caducei** of she deemyed baron"' and. erected at map/4w of the Odor. run lessably head. a:w. that the mime eetbority which ettabertesashee , any time shorten she dandies of Pat liamests. Sky it please our Royal llsghee,s then are , daces of pier Petitioser.. They make ow of they micasis Ilittfinf tkws, berlad pokey* sod lrytel nesse. of •MI. hale, hoe. sodreepoodb!e itepresesidolds# she People Mt Ilia Col. — oe Home of Par lissom This is shvir amr Nee Ms. Ilhosl4 as, oar iodoosot se yourZAl l; iliglos. tbeOistertaib ms rE desires solos she C et es miss?. they iospotalCoo willo mos. guy to br by thehree tioss. They dagrocite ilhyal iisleacr hy colionasever her. ibildloll l / 7 cos sever applusw of tiilsirts ousembh=l l the People, say reels Cow* serer. dory Wady aphis 111d41111117 btierferehr• site esittlyr of a deli irado — t7 Asa. la chatallahls. the y impliore year Novel Highosoolorietly to Bereft,/ lie we policy of veer pretest Nibblers as regalry Sale whieh. obey are fully of opitrioa. win ceivieW year koyal Nemo that these glirsiirra are gaits v sf goers covert Naga' against she CoostioNtiono. aisb whirl, for the peep.* of auskise their 111,11 evil preuire., lacy have charged doe advocates of Reform Mr. Otviwat.t. Worry, after obverting thei the' leugesge of the Address was in clear, so eiplicit, dud so streqeivocel, that It "comes home to every man's beslaine tied bosom ;" he added, " and I have no dealt that it will be read throegh the United King. den with them feelings of epprottrition t• which its media justly entitle it. Comintern, there It not one sewn% as but approves of the prerogatives with such the Crowe is invested ; we equally approve of the ptivileges of the Nabilitt : bet it is ea t►is grosad t►st we have sn endoebted claim to the fair sad Tell rights of the People; as good se►jects we are eti• titled to a free elle/cies of those tight." Mr. EGISTOP SMITH'S speech d odic% as well for its solid arger.Orel, as fur the life, trod pleascnt raillery, which it abounds with. He said—•• Gentlease, will you allow ate to keep my hat on ?—(Cries of Yet.)-1 am particularly proud to wear this hat De this occasion, because white bets era now considered as belonging to none bat Jam• bins. lam not, however, a Jacobin-1 detest the phrase; but if I had left my white hat at home; yes would have said 1 bad It/might a *bile feather hone. Gentlemen, 1 am glad to se* so large all assembly to-day, because, es the Mayor has cautioned all who defier from us to stay away, I am jostikd in coed. deriog you all as the friends of Paillamootary Roo form. Some allusion has hoes made to the special chhatables among you. They.ers our friends--thil frieods of Return are always. quiet aod.yrsama. able, and those she take op the turbulent are our friends. 1 am very glad to find, that the rale has not kept you away from the Wailes, beam, if you bad stayed away, those is *optima reign, if you tolerate a play ultnu words, a reign of military despotism and 'pansy, which might kayo ems upon ynu. Gentlemen, I should not has* forgives _ *self " classes, •e-; °P•• ;ere. %Jenny...a, a 'Room lint NOVII swilvers. r;--- -. . R,4„,„,,_ aijself if I bad not appeared here this day, because il t ulstsi - . . 1 • • w aste R e . I declare before my God, as I hope for mintiest, , " That a Itygeitijion ‘i - prmeitled to ths Mayne -' i farther t h in that if there is no siteroative bet to be cat up by the mond Iligarates, I* tinsel.' a Polak Meefiq l• of the u dd ers , 'ln d I soldiery, or oppressed by the Moisten I, for *se, Inhabiteats of she Wand (Pollees ), ti take into con. ( ' 1 out In d ire , • wain death. 'There seems to bee general wish among siffevation the late tiniest *bending, it Manchester,: i mi n t h ese 1 the friends who torroriesd me to make oar Meeting and le adopt seat swans us Way trod to oistep 644; end, mak; es shalt et possible. I differ from them ; I would form in the Commons Heim eg Poiseiti•ia: • .......,-- , sushi's se ISM Se Se lass till sight. Gentlemen, yet have beta Th e R eso l u ti on heist r md c y cs o ntest erMk ot ' p ar li aments told by Mr. Shepherd, that we have a spy among us; sled, after some remssits in Isrec r i 1 e all equally tied the office of a spy is, you knew, to report what Mr. Joins Wino, Mr. Irkujol . sad penes i g me he dam ant hear : like the Irish echo, *bleb. when versa other •G en dens e niutiwS be% .. natty ; an d asked ' How de Foe dap aeswered ' Very well, I the Cann a Mom., AI ciaktaigigeted*** op 1 r , th e y n ot i thook yes.'-(Lineskisr)-Ceistlemen, the thronged p o i n t e d , m id,. w a ll ows. ly m ba rsas m o msei ,,,„* . um • i s midi pe ., attesidence at the inimfing to.day has deprived Olt dia . w u p tt in R min kiti tn;3 leban; s i l o - t o m , - .wa n he wig jsspe ! enemies of owe AOKI' opinst the caw of Reform, that i nso p e di s ki itt igned j, i , 1 ,..„, , 0 ,4„,h 4 p en i n num ,. llt Is itrffollll downwasits like a cow's tail .-(Conti. wi usity.gr et h ers , 14 , W e es , • w i s ‘ m s, in en d -!f meal ieseghter.)-Gentleteee, it was our fate to ." REQUISITION., .• •' • ii i will b e pat meet in this square she last time sutler peculiar tilt. " To is. •RD•astammits ent rnit:seepx.. or b e d In this amilstesces. The ifige•si c•rp.i MI was then ass. roars serc i e rd I. Fended ; but even at that mynah!, the country wilt . .. " .e r a i s the a mr l ef i el embea l Ifill wit hilmus kere of in iala -i r tZsiti s t Pow" I jos viiiteat .(4 ris kume,) rumble. Now, ohm they bate give es back the ~, ri m y m ai m s .i she iii i hbiiii iebbliiniesighaeitshii. se m i me d. Lee • Habeas Corpus Art, they lime attempted to deprive Ill_ke l ?!"..boll'Ille . It . ota Ise t." 4 ,flet______..,.., or ada. ,9 n2..h• versos li d, by mos. les of the sigh of noticing. Gentlemen, co the former 7 4 .- rei rr ni r su r a .... hotimm a. i l u ":7" r n a 6 ": 6 7 tais a ii ..! at f en . this , *elision we were cot op by the Lirerpool Carrier, fury ia she Cuindiss n.....er Pulliam. s." ha t h ecnc . 1 end non we ore threatened to he est op by the Liver. [tlrre telies sea higueowes.) • , I; pool Cavairj !-(A lergh )-flot this is on idle This day the Chairmen, wish Messrs. Pawl!, Y , . bleb o n f e l. threat, and I Is not believe it will be cersied into Forth. Wide. illiitibs, end others, salted on be No. i eff-c'. Gentlemen, basing made these few comity Ostia's, who declined centealng a Meeting sere,. Cy RE6 " T. , observations, allow me to make a few remarks on Requisition - I . hi commies,* of *hies, she subject of Before. And I would remark peal. ably to . the the patties have determined to meet en Moodily seat, Olio soot Rohl met tesessete calmly on the numerous absurdities of the presets' end have published hand.bills to Ilse Public, which il 9 a dok • *be . "view, though they are se palrabip as to require h sve been very freely circulated. containing a copy • I i li" 4 - • "••""" little m v e in urst i un f rom me . on ma y ' ,c o llect the of the abate Regoisitlea, with the following addl. o 1 prosc year h otr siorples story of the man who fancied himself a poet. Ile Bun :- w• 4l / L'e 4 1 showed his verses to mealier poet, who Said they were " CIVIL ANIS RELIGIOUS LIBERTY! I• al gril" 'by i ' deficient la meesere, and that there was in sae place a 116 The Mayer sad Magistrates hating refused Is M I ,; lot k oceo. i one too mech. 'G o ota,' said the other, $ yon sill comply with the abate above Regalia... the Patties - al ! ins) a lime too short someobere.' Such was the state who have sobscrlbed to It hereby retleest, that • Pob. r,u,"i7, 4 ,'" °• .„,• iof our Representation ; acme places bad toe much, lit Meeting of the Inhabitants may be held on Mew. , rie nie general I sod some haul too Ittile.—(4 irregh.)-Whilet day, t h e 6th Septembet Instant.-Chalr to be takes . 1 d1 ' i r d "........ Old Seism arid other similar places seed op two at twelve o'clock. ~„1,,,,e - mi s r u "rn i „„". Members, Birmingham seeds none; though they have "N.lllt is seppeted that William Craves. FA. i . • put sbeis l ale• lately appointed one, bet us heir not one of the eight sill take the Chair.-The Meeting will be held II I listsw sort, it is very. likely, should be she', his face in the the eatentive Field enjoining Hambergh.stjeate." • , co egre. tries l mo Horse of Commas, that he will be tommitted to the ;• _ t I i . ' . carted; ff. the S",i•sot•al.-Arlin. - ( 1 • 611 0 11114- Tussle bitti'mo AT PAIILAT. —A Ifeet4or did 4 • s',, In ilk' timer, There are ether places where pigsties base the prieis Inhabitant. of Paisley sad its *trinity has bees cell. t ems&Accord- lege of seeding Mistime. Mr. Belk, called the Pape I,d b y Public Ailseitieement, to eepreet teirveastiA '' • 3P s I Pesseemos ought • lil . :• ' hall biers ie. ph the 6 swinish multitude ;' and if plytks ham , opal, se Ike ;me prec e e dt, g s at "hue era I. 1111010 •• ss u" Lech psisileges, can it be matter of wood*, that se ,is to lo b e o ne , This di, ea m •kie ta:-. Nat loose sll{ Or,el -"MI,. t f . b a r..gb. .. poor un i sepresented pigs should raise ou t scoots in 0 ,,,,, s hwa, i s /b e ,f ieram ,„ . • • . _ owes My! get eye share ?—(Loughter.)—Gestlesaews we hell T its wa n s imaaws plenty of parrdridestislketamin, ft • . • 6 ' o or brfm w led by Mr. Canning, that • ' • ..4 Parl . RI, ► ' the C o 'o l ' lll . 6 l ' rident from the oftsseal somber Of them birds . .I , ba, a i s ~,,d works well ;' end I know then. are dime who torsi. ..isie•cht Ii tow. ty ifs. afters**. coaches yesterday. Steeleera alai doe theisiefects of oar systole as inherent in homes er e. I bli g • if —d; who was forcibly Ink", from! a "ee l t I casiestrel lam, Pr t loge. es, sea" aol . 1 this op i n i o n . We emolglff ; filowd's heave in the ntiehbserbotia of blill.etteet C , , •md; to 'l= . ~ is om ers yhms es faults • Isiah may be remedied. '1 Ms pets mei w b ere nhe had been egg a OW. hie sine. been , zol i 0.1 .. S. ...iie iiir".4 I. „b., o f the trishaw) who rub! a horse, which be , to b e , Lt e „d s , b ut is., of ebe, p er ry sw i m • • ' f , on . /nor P r i... warranted free fem. all faults ; het the perciiimer, the me moir helm Ott' 'preheat...l.-O.:oar alercsus. 4 . .- , 1 ItOtiai/Vr *ALI whets i. 41 SE it home r found it had the fault of want- ; file Chronicle.) . r "lick 066 • 1 •! leg an eye. He immediately told she horse. I Sender moini4 lest. al half.paU Ikrege 4 / 1 11"P ' . he widr“. atur to MN his high dvelirs' of this t• ' Assn sin you nil that a faun i • 1 crew belood;ng to the Pleasmtiee Siatiiiit," • ; 41 c.'' la . •: , t . $ I t; said she Irishman. ' sure it's oily a misforsune !'- in Kent. can did,* a i Ise,t, w a n e EE/ D A I Reprowyeasine. re' euresekum (Larghier.)-Gentlemen, it is the beast of the coon. • NAN. B. N., sod tic brim fellow - 1u sa - ' , - . eeriness twos. ley, that the kw Is open teeter, man: bet the Con. $•..,...r b . • is, i nately upset at sea, by two refgkeillert StheumISINISI7 siketion is the law of all laws, the great law, the 1 ; l a r d o f lbbeat,-whew all woe left ; t . a bly hope m et cessesester of the whole; and any man subs is de. l o f t b e wave,. Our p o or f e llow of the melee Ji ... If ft 'Lefler. prised of Lis jest share of that Co'loloooll is aufsislY in libourieg to save Ms Cssocomoder's L , lot , ''" --* 11 • • I r e t"= o st , a , dealt %lib. Seppose that the Tsial by Jury were o w n . It was wish Use greetedt dillies! alw People. These Confined to certain towns; •bill would 7 00 sty?- were saved, being ennsplately.ressested, he tip 117114"..tt "to Should we not then hate a right to grumble ? This in the water nearly half.enelmer. Limit./ , s r s -"'""' `•••• is the ease with nor constitutional sights. I inn not : b runs ht to shot, pestered, imens/hlf; folk • so a mown hys a firemen. th.sgh my family he. resided in the tows, I not b een fee t h e vialfei eseseienv of Is ree*lkcil " "r between 60 and 70 yea's, end I am in the habit of , the ppm, he meld set primilet/ le" " Mit heat sheathe, , •neo elyads .k. .red lard C. paying at least 311001. every year in direct tales. Bat i well for two loners to an lopear. .. . -s sg the *hied of Ido aware you I "meld never steep' of the freedeis A mot e hewer/Mc habit. Lied% a 1 ," _ . Y, 'les James of the borough, if any Mayor were to take such a yesiesday backed to oillesille irat ode diall,, $ he hat interests , • .',... liking to me es to offer to make me free ; I *void 14 miles within sahour, on bed she us tsi m kre ie s ‘ l oa reall ii . 'Wm% Saw Pe- sever.ampt that as a f lveor whieli I might to herein animal wen dismay. sad e salsa mom e, she 14 c it . my ewe right.-(Appleess.)-Gesitlemen, there eve After the tf_ oll . _luff su . :_le-1'...*2" 1 "lis to W•gl ii imo si 7 ,a , . oroveuset Ise. all Tolle Of imputations thrown net against OMR** Niter, ' li e s , • • ••" .. ,' F .7 l , s Bocoo d s; be Aese I/ ' .___ ....n. _' " .161 , Mew- formers. We were told the ether day , that the e PPRI• . 10 i'l" ""'"n" ""'• i "Pl'"'''" el ' ' t leg convened ', deliberate es the ProP 6 st!' ~. 1, ... l i !If it the nest quarter in one miner, sod time e VW. ' re the plainer iog this Meeting separated . Ps•fl'ablf -' as a A , b • b tee segesde If • hold- quarter of a mile two woods unite e, on 4 1 .... - r rm ., " Praw i ro reer" bl . were a millet of *trader that 50 Oast toes CO.'" log the secs with •-•- • ..'..- .fi i t , . , .........--.,---- a l • . 11.1 ""kiiiinft."1" 4 "- • v , attest and separate peaceably l—( 4 IWO )—*Are Goalleums. on that batitnntsble day. when we skere.i. od Goa this *pure the sheet Lord Seisms, mid wises 30,000 pergolas attended the precesdos, did we set i• as peaceably est of She town, act r n tertititamus 1 agula,ss it we bed bide the victors la the mmootatle WOW* ?' Not a rtiodnar was broken, tont a bt.rk bye givens I will tell yes the resale ; It is that we Kick Id lii lass; we obey /hams whim rinht, het ratable ohms limy are *leg: We bed ea military bith of thee; mad if lb. Mayor sill let et slain., 1.0 will And as atolls peachablit ; sod I defy ear is... win to tell es of ono inflow *Mint wi hate anus. nutted • krirecb of the pease" • TM adoptied of the Addis'. was carried sum& Imostly amid load aeclsonaiona. Mr. Jost* SMITS Sage a fen nbseriatioes eh tint tobject of Voters. Ile coached's' *lib some re.. marks on the blaambeitot Ill•oliap, to the thei o eotew of sMA be was an eitkoitnees, as Istrodectegarb the following Resoletinn : • " Thai ulii• Merlin. he eee.emeal far l speellie *areal.. meet Mil seal alait reasideratims of the retest &radial ec censers. ne Illeedwifer ; m itor iris Cele. 1. newel separate eiebee4 asrevainE Is ceelkleet Wye. Ms: the Frio.* of Tree anm in ibis tow, will iperdily . adopt war pliblic tualweiestes luil pruwww s bit tel lacesligaliws moo Was fatal Exabwes." . Mr. Ruswrost naiades! tble Roseville*. Colonelctisres salt, Clettlessee, it is Ito lo• tontine if Illetyti to hate another and that fo, . the srapristmorlikaa itiltdatted to the lieeeledelt•-•.t. It has, haitKtf Si& deemed pretet'Ao pot it off fir ii dot IWO, Welder that oat blitbd•sey be el.. lonbil to eddy, silt ehr bedsteads map be Assisted and matured by lbmer information, *bleb proton." Monsl wen are now precutting ; becalm it is ioteadml ' that the proceedings Itt Manchester shall dot be ent• fered to past krentledelnir -••• Dr. Cimarron thee teemed eke thanks of flab Meeting to the Omits's. TM settee was carried with great applaste, add the crowd, coosislimg of 3,000 people, dispersed. zosiszne POR7SHOUTH. Szpr. Is —.4110..-.. At a Meetiat of Flies& to Liberty anti Italica ( Oaf tut, held -at theibask—ilmae.JAns St. Mary. Masi., yerlitaisy eyeshot, Bill)asitit Ilimatstacr., 4 E sq. is the Chair ;•It hat pro sed Is Mr. Wu.. IctAaa Paitocii., sod RIF •• I t. Jaws! } ' ; , I } .