The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-02 00:00:00

On Biblo most bo tire antagonist of the Coustiistion also. Th. words srp, 141 fondoifors dd Cowen , Leg d Raghterre est roe a esi fonds ear la Ley de Men se atomiserse a eta • ' which moons, in English, sr rho foinsdatios of the Common Law of &gland is this, it is mtablished on the Ls of Goo, sod is asmonant therewith." Ile, therefor*, she would destroy the aothority of the Bible, "mold destroy the foondation of the Coosiitatlow • he is a common enemy, foe he would less. os with out either law or raligiao, than which lb. imaginetion of was cosset limy to Itself a wore piteous coediting. I will sot retaliate upon your Correspostieet, Tore Pismo; la his owe lassetage, hot I will copy it for 44 satisfaction of your Readers. He says ' " A very *testiest letter, le some respects, graced your column must enseasonably for alt. Omuta, sad from the popular pen too of TRUS• MAN; who, most eagenefoosly, joined Is the false ay of blasphemy and atheism, thereby pointing eel an tannins! men es the object of those hies sod faggots which the Priests, is this coontry, yet dare to keep is reared for these infidels who boldly Joey their infallibility, as well as that of the Popo, the Holy Alitience, sod the Dirks ingutsitioss. ' Hers I west interrupt the quotation far a mamma to ashy a rework nr two. The list.' terieg impressions of TOUT rut LVOV *Stitt no more emotion in me thee the erasure with which be mites Ike. Bet it is tree, notwithstanding, shot the let. let egatained some spotaiieas which were excellent, end well adapted to potent circumstances; therefore, whet he says of it any, 6. in some respects," be do reseed; bet the desert belongs to Lord Chancellor FOITINICUL, sot to we. As to popelerity, Toot, I thirst, is incorrect there too; but whether he is or writ, is quite iminsterist. The object that I have sleep had ia slew has been the salmis* of the (vestry by the renevefies of the Coestitaties, slag. hr to that which occasionally took place among the Israelites ; sad which has been recommended by is. of the ablest of politicians, MACUIATEL, so the ball means of prolowslog the political etisseoce of a 'sties. This hes beets my mutest aim, and NOT popularity, which I nets have courted; ea the contrary, I have mesethase opposed very popular dectriees, which so sea wooed de who cursed that silly idol. Itch doctrines, for iodise', as Universal Serfage, Re. /sc. which uproar to have bees rioted on the banners at Manchester, sod other places. Under each a stsedard I never will range myself; bet so ✓eady to uphold, with my life, the coestitetbeal Right of Petitiesdag for redress of 'vivisects; and as there are many mat with whom I tweeter in this sloes point only, whilst I reject their systems of Religioe tied Representatioe, I was ledeeed, from justice Weird' myself, sod net from the wish of doing soy injury to Mr. CAIILILT, MI write what I did la my last Letter. I shall now proceed to copy the remaleder of what Toot Pitmen has adesneed In reply to it—he centime's the 'esteem t—" But I ask you, Mr. Bones, what else can she majority of the Mlles espect at the beads of Whiggish politicks's, who deem poverty 8 cams keissous enough to for. hit all right to setter, sod .110.811TT shone the radial Pirko which might to discriminate a fra ilest him a dsee. Such moo, I say, are wines. IN ester's CLOTHING, who do the mese of Radical Reform more mi.chief than service, is consequence of their misplaced totems, sod seeming integrity."— le seethes pert of his letter, the moderate and the. sitable Toss some*, me aiding sad smiting no lees a pressor tbs. " the Demo. of Pamela's and Hypocrisy (sells(' spins. Mr. Cases.), in the UMW of Church sad Stale." Ido cortsiely believe that I bate mere eagle to complete (were I disposed le stoop to complaint) of persisted's* from Mr. CAS. Mrs or his Meads, the he has of persecetion Tres me. I will, however, ackeowledge that he is sew reel is ego paint. lam the friend of Cherch aid State,—bet the Church I would befriend, is lbe, realise Christian Church; and the State I woeitk support, is the tree British Coastitetiee. This Is the line I have always pursued, sad ever will pursue in politics sad ',Silos, and whether it shows that I am, or am est, s self he Asses cloak', I will leave to your readers to rkieresise. I base so doubt they will do as jostle,; sod I have only to add, that they mast .11.11.11 me, from the necessity I base beau seder of talkies se mach about wiped. km now dons with TOOT PHILFOT; ..d shall tore to another sdeersary, whim is, as l ..demand, a very respectable Comets, Gentian', end a sincere, but mistake, Mead of freedom. To this Gentleman shall *sly say, at wont, that if be had know. the Constitealoo better, he would have found so contra dictions, as absurdities, so partialities, in any thing that I hen verities respecting Veiniest Solfrage. Neither is there any thing la what I have said is that subject eosin'', to natural justice, het in per. feet color:ldiots therewith. Mr. Pounces appease to be a yoga; moo, sod it is eaters, for youth to he hasty sad warm; by which means thejedgment is efts. misled, as I myself knew from 'spiritist*. I shall, therefore sot chide the vivacity, I might indeed call It an 14K:ones asperity, which he hes inhibited ire this occasion, but will leave it to esperiewee s.d self. counties. Bet I premise him, and others of his way of thinking, that I will (as soon es Moore will permit), pat this impanel question ow its proper basis. I have already refuted the positing of Sir 'Linos Bun ten. who declares, in his printed speech, 44 that Universal Seerscit is a OMIT of en Englishatea's Bialis.lllllWr." Thiegrooad I shall not go ever spit. Them is ais seed to ;wove twice the same foes ; besides, it wield lead ate to a repetition of the same authorities, which ao man has yet answer. ed, or tea answer. I shall lay it down, then, es an established point, that General Suffrage coastilwies of pert 4 the British Birthright; sad Hit is to be *genital as such, it CPOd he by virtue of socket right, bet by a new awhile of right; sod is this the time, I ask, to set up new creations of political rights? Certainly not; who eon tell *here such in. satellites may end ? If England is to be roved, it must be by a rigid adherence to ANCIMIT RIGHTS; the more especially as all these sadist rights sad customs can be shown to be goosistent with reason andjaHar, which I siorlerisite to do, and will ca. 'minty fetal my promise; bet es all my labelers ago groteitess. sod (in intention at least) eterted pre hone Imblke, the performeace most be left to my •wn teats.—l remain TIMOTHY TAVEMAN. Isekhressishitt, Octiber OIL THE STATESMAN. Fox STATESMJN. -Nusw— • PROPOSED REPLY OF THE TRULY lAIYAL PF.TI nom-Ala OF READING TO TIII.. PRETEND EDLY LOYAL DECLARATORS OF THE SAME PLACE. A Declaration, falsely called Loyal, printed at Reeding, October td, Is at this meow in circela. ties, it begins thee— LOT AL DY.CLAR AMR. “ We, the modersigord. loastrltains of the Borough of Reading. mon allow the Renietiess adapted by she Nevin* Mid w.k Illh Waal. to gin fresh to the public a. repressing the sonsiviviov sestimmas of this town, sad if we dimes" from those Resolvines. to numb the mere are we assioes to 'declare ear straw disapprobation of Me NOM •se hie Royal Higher the Phsce Revel. avid In at the soar Merlin, aid whit wt seureely Meek ire say of hi. Majesty'. subken will heat to hardihood se_ perm to his Royal 1111 iteess.'• liset.e.—The Petitioners Newer were se weak as to imagine that their patriotic Petition would meet spa. oleos. epprobatioe in a country like Elegised, where corruption has bees declared to be as notorious as the son at neon day. Although the greet majority of the people at Reeding are honest men end lovers of their visitor', yet some few individeale may be found there tainted with corruption to the very core —some few members of the Church hunting shot preferment—sours lee pluedereis of public charities, ilse.—end some few individuals so servile by eatery, 'that, hod they bear born at Tonis or Algiers, They would have prided themselves iu the appellithou of dutiful and toys, subjects in that country open the eery same grounds and merits by which they lay claim to it in this. The Petitioners do not in the leapt doubt that these Tunisian politicians, public peculators, preferment-heating parsons, end heart. Witted correptiouists, will have es strong reasons for approving and signing the Loyal Declaration as they had for disapproving the Coustitutioesl Petition.— That Declaration, in their opinion, is only so hob,. cite attempt at inipoeities ; and exhibits very gross ignorance in several points, perticeisely with respect to the CONDITIONS heats wotcu ens House or 11.4/110Teli WAS PLACID UPON Tat tumors; which conditions were "claimed. demo/Wed, and insisted upon" at that time by the whole 0'1046.06(in. end are sot forth I. the Dille( Rights. Aid with respect to the bold asseriloo, that se Nobleman the pre. sent day, having access to the PlllllOl Itwast, •ill have " the hardihood" to prosiest to him the seed humble Petition, cemplaisieg of a most need's,. most • flagitious, end most Whams° violation of the Bill of Rights. That startles Is, in oar opinion, a libel upon the Peerage. It opposes that all the descend. ants of these Goble families, who thee " delisted, demanded, sod issisled von" the said traaucutses, r are become, lea moral point of view, like so any &getters., bastards, butted of being the legitimate ' inheritors of the vine's of their ancestors. The Declaration seat hies— .- We ration tale urns ourselves the awful respeaslbility of esoilemeing. so rape and easbadietory evidence. a part of the Stitish liagloracy, as having tiolently infringed she lows. awl landed thi rleht. of the people, and the'pnistro most be allege all nullities. *kWh will presoak , on, Mat a p..rt of Me Nritlsh Yeomanry MVO perpenred acts a bodied, aentes. human. and omennolted: RULT.—Theevideectegainst the Magistrates was set * 4 vague sad contradictory," bet most clear. am ple, mod conclusive. It satisfied the Coronet's Jury, end hes coovinced all Ragland ; and Ministers found no other means of genies the bettor of it, bet by sr. resting the coarse of justice. It respires a most coo. seminate assurance to resist this ',ideate ; and he who will not believe that " British Yeeemery have perpetrated acts of blood-shed, wanton, 'sheens, and unprovoked," would still remain ineredeloss, though Jews Less himself, and his fellow-victims, sore hi rise from the deed. " However Warmly we fern the effehlou of human blood, till we have full istormatioe of an the eireemstesce• wbiebled Os the tree.sets..ee of the lath of Miaow. and wait* laded Majesty'. slisissen to Serl..re their appeal...les orate wave comma, we most sospeed oar )elgoetst. soon She Vziple of ItsßlYb Jostle,. whit.' does ant presume IMF . till the accused as well na the accuser have ban loony nod impantaity bawd." KULT.—These "lamentations" will certainly be competed to the tears of the crocodile s by those par. healed, are who informed, that tease Rotund Loy. alias of Reedit's, and the neighboerhoed , on m f r. ing of the Masichester Massacre, wished that the whole 70,000 persons assembled at the Meeting, had been exterminated. This may, perhaps, roses. ble Tunisian or Algerian Loyalty, but it certainly is not British. The reason here 'Wilted by the Dees. raters for suspending their judgment, is a mere pre tence. The Petitioners do not presume to prejudge or co:oedema without impartial enquiry, as his Mein. • ty's Ministers have doe* ; ee the contrary. they de. mead enquiry, and the House of Commons being the greed lowish of the Nation, is the only proper place where such enquiry can be mode. a Upon this principle. sod in sorb a case we moulder the premiere declines or peblk Nest toasts be daageeoos and se. eseettehomd, as teadies asolfestly to overawe the Coons of Jostler and the Jerks. before whom the great geeakto h to be tried; sad who* shsuM be alike .uperter to the ietseoroof she Crowe and the terms of popular etwomir." - • REPLY.—This It mockery end deleslon. The great question canoot be tried by a Jury for she great speedos is, whether Ministers and Magistrates have @limped the sobversieo of the Constitution or not ? Magistrates say be brought before the King's Bench, but Moister' ens only be impeached is Parliament, obese may have been convicted of this offence, and suffered for it, en much sere slender evidence than the present case affords. " At .he awe lime we as:t er ezw ie ese defeatism of that Mike here Inking wow See, le meal at we Ike Coesdisime mad effigies die etesery. When we we the bade( sad eat stetreshe wasters et rendesl soorelly is lesisear seise, aid avowedly make eisomnoo canoe with the epee, sad rw rained, etsomiosaae of blimplway whew these she anew* to thoweeket the thle at Feirede of the rerryar• ere at she mew time labeseieg to deprive hit profde of their Mil swore of eqsality with the Mabee awl now oralay —ilea commas belief sod reaseses base of raleatioe $ ' we teak thee it wield be a defeatism et eve ditty Is war king ed emery, sad Is eve tad, If we did am decker eve deter saws les Is woven I. lbw Wawa of oar power the awastetel I Aramaic, is the woe rsonro of law and swim • The above Dreastles will be ready fee esiontores at the Cilaaell Clamber en Wednesday stronsitsg. rood will be pub ' libel, with the wane st the enbseelveff." ittli.T.—The Pelltiessee are such less deserving --- - of beisq branded with these scurrilous epithets thee the Declarators thossolres are, oho base sometimes been led away by their seal to bring discredit both ois the throne mad on the altar. The Petitioners dewy their bring " blssphessers, or promoters of anarchy," sod they malistalo, that is she general dischargo of that duty which all woe " OWe to their King, their coastry, sad their God," they halo a decided so. periorily over their sweaters, instated' as the object • lira shaald be witch. bet we are (ridding ibe m an iacs' tirectloa of the Loyal Petlaiatioa." of their truly ltiyal Petition, is the" mainteasitas of law," the preservation of the public peace and the stability of the Thump ; whilst the object elle Loyal Diclerstioa, as it is pretendedly called, is to KIM from pasishment away,' who have violated the law sed abased the Kim's emmakission fee the comperes. lion ef the piece. to elect the massecro of innocent men, women, and children. The object of kw Loyal Deelaraters (as they please local! themselves) is also oast evidently, to pretest Ministers frees being called to account for having abased the Royal coalitioner, endangered the Throne, and violated the Constitution. TIM* atrocious crimes they wish to screen, seder a hypocritical regard for English Jas. tire, bat with the real view of upholding Bereogh. manger Tyranny and Pecelatlon. Ileagerg. flu. 99,1919. Me. Bolton, as above. I tend yen a prepesed Reply of the truly lAyal Peiliinners of Reeding, to the Doelatatims which hospital appeared there. The Petition t. the PIIIICI ittOVIT, nat•ithstasding the atreutpis of a few party .en to suppress it, having met with enaniusans approbation when teed to the Meeting.shewed so evidently the real eetatistests of the honest Patriots of Reading, that se &obi eon be entertained ef their approbation Wog attached like wise to she Reply, which is hare offend to glair eon. olderstioss and ad..ption. Beelloshasphire, Oti.lll, 1119 P. ti. Front some stress* dehy, the Petition to the Nines itzonne, hos not yet bees engrossed and presented to the people for sinewy., thoegh k was 6.tried by acclamation. T. T. OLD BAILEY, Tommy. Noe. I. Theo. MINIM, .is arraigned . a as indictees, charging him will forelog an mrseriag. Menem , t to be forged, a sole fec 101. perponiag Is he of the Driver Bask. Mr. AMAMI opened the preeredieg.. mad Mr. Bourns need he ease is sloe Joey. Mr. Anderme. wife of sir. Wm. Jobe Asiersen. einem gotre.ll3. Holsoes, knew the restate at the hat; be salted es 'Pr ' , lobo*" dad asked fat • prays has ;hepm a 1 Dover mire t the peke was 11. ie. assi ; be seld it ass . fer • frked at Davey; she objected to ibe Meer Mole; he said be preferred dorm be these of she Book a Eeglead t .he kern the Mask se Dever, Myles been there; Mehra sot k..aws 'rimier before; be iambi. address Thee. Wilkens. *alter, Task Mosel. Deese; else WINS Me oddness ea She awe. eel poe te het herbead she knew Me nate meals; hashamd pie dame. and Me Priggery leek nosy the bee ai.l she hat; she bed me dose sheet the pease er sbe Primmer. Cr.... esamined by Mr. Assitews.—Altos two days had elapsed. be mate again, gad sidkred anoshee ogee; be said he keels she prim of oboes be kid bed Ity end had better pat ea she swir.'sbet he was welter at she Yak Hawk William Jahn Antenna. hashes/ of the int witness.-111e WM et Aug. arrived is lows frees ; knew reheats y he was imenlosed Mewl lifie al Deter. Be.; be was asked if he had a Baal of England we mad said is as Mess it was a pod Dew pose. sad said Ids name was Thos. Williams, and be lived at the Teel Hotel; Mrs. A. weals It se she we. sad Pti•••ef mid. " Tom any say, wain. fer I lies wallet there." Where gave him the elmage, and ham k lo be the mine mew ; had ie other Dever we s had set gay doge as to the penes of the Primmer; saw his write, bet borer set whas. Besj.Tilin. book. keeper and Arid-walkie at the Tett Halal, Dever.—Has bees is far four years; Primmer did net live there is My especlay is Amgen tam; did net Imes Me Pd. smee. Mn. Cobham. wife d Mr. N.J. Cubism,. who is a straw. bat-ammefeetsem Is Oefonlstreek—Prisamer came to the shop as the In of Sepses/am. at eight o'clock in the meanie; asked far a straw homes; whores seek rime nos ef the Lade,. which be appeeed he asked far a Mt; she week amount. 11. Oa ; he tendered • I. Deem we; whew eked ter his address; Is said if she would give Ina pea and Mk be weld arise it as she we; the Wangs he sir lif•Se. was Mr. To o mpoo, agergelesireet. Dover; pee him in Mange Al. We. d wit ness took op the we, mad reading is, mud, amargain. Weed— is yes lima nay perms shwa of the same of Mesh l" Ile said " Yes, Mere are two." " I said they are retains' of Wee." lon pima there, have yea ea eels. manta?" VI Imre said..' No, geed raceme." test sway she homes gad Mc t witnew gas she .see la her desk wish other oases. has ma iresetry ewes atoms them ; seat easesing gate i 1 le her hestmed. Cremegamised b Mr. Amegraes.—Not the least desk at heslitailew in saying was she tame mean. Skew Hollerikr--B mad nes In iggsmisier with Mn, Cali. sea; remembered Prisoner poisinalag Wessel sad Ms; heard Mm asked fee his address; be asked fee pee sad lak ; she pee It. sad he his mime; se One weisever as Is the penes ref Use Prissier. Robin Mee, silmendlh, fileamd.—Kaew Primmer el mass so Mode" as she ish ef sepseesher, at II is the mosaings perchesed a pair of metopes-1 wham weed Me Primmer ; one pair was NCI pee a IM. Dever nee; gave him M. in Haw t maid eat to arise bh address; gave him pre and Mk as the creaser;} saw him write. •• Charles Weimer. saddler, Mites. Rea. I" ahem Primmer bad written looked at what it mass keen it to be the mime eerie. Cress eassined2 ; Assakm.—Witness bed es doebt ef the penes of doe p 'Wheel Hedge. in she services/ Mr. Craigh.llaes draper . Oa she ids September Prisoner came ahem De em k la the rosin mil bought mmethieg ; gave • 111. sine; herded s to Mr. Pile. By Mr. Aeolians.— Primmer was the sane men. By the C•lllllT.—K•ew Fector's Bank we was geed; pays. hie im sews as Messrs. Smith. Payne, sad Smith's. Edward Pike remised from him Willer' • IM. Dever sere; fossil It is Unpin on she ev.sieg ate. Ida of tOptessaer ; so other !Meer email days had 11441 key of the till, but It was ism lashed s dies set always glee change himself; address en the sow sag Jeers.. Saargaie-street. mad Thema Webb, DWI ; bed sever seer a Dover suo before ; paid is away with asker mosey to Mr. Weelrich. el Ow Change. Mr. Teems Cra4k. she employer of she Is. whams, was hot could prove sods* mangle' to thecae% Mr. Woolrieb, wreelsossem in. se Old Change, received from Mr. Hedge a h.l. Dover sate sad warts/ It; the see shows Mill Ike OW. Creseemmised by Mr. Amass.—Part ef the ism be re- strived from Mr. Hodge, was in elegem sad other paper; eiski mat say If there were mare Dever owes than ore but the we produced was censialy past of what was paid him by Mr. nadir- Mrs. Sarah Jone.lives at No. 10. Oewelialree I she twit the Paperer ; he edged with b.r snidest. iremeneecieg as the lye of September. and weer by the game of Wildisii. Ilessei Mackey is the illsoymp clerks. Mr.Jobe Mime Fee. ter, Basher, at Dowel thereare me passers; no ism bet wh ams ilk up she ems. The sate shows (that passed se Mr.. Ander og) was a forgery is rem repeet ; ,so all Mee were prodoeed (these pawed to Mn. Cubism, Mr. Ewa, mid Mr. Crank) Cross emadard by Mr. Aassaws.—Mr. Fee tar h she eel, perms Wormed In the Dover Bask. se far as hr hares. Join Popsies. esteriag Clerk to she Deter Bask.—The eon hosed nevermore,' is his bad.* rising la a book ; the notes shows are ail forgerle.. John (heel. Cieiff to She Baskin-hew of Smsth, Payee, sad Walsh, 1.. Loads,. proved she mews of that Ira. The Primmer mode as retrace, bus railed a, ninnies to his elterarter Mr. JINN" !headers, d Vaveshass. enhises-maker, sad Ile. Michael Arts.-. Boorainor, memo ta sbe forms; with sae fewer Ise AA served hi. apperattresep, wb.ra ex pired aeon si s ere seem pram ago. airs gosh the laser be lived ag wrings la 1113. Mr. Jester Pena amemed op, sod the Jury immediately farad him Oohs,. 1111VIIIILL I'D rns SPY SYSTEM. [MOM TUB trial ■uicoay.J Me. Mitchell has published his defence against the impetetioes he labours coder as a Spy, mod sock a mass of Jews. In the shape of justification. was per. haps sever beim preseeted to the patine. His in. trodectles to Oliver is all mystery. Ilk knowledge of his character, according to his owe accoont, was was not sulkiest se have entitled him to credit for a 'lusty shillings mote, meth less to justify him is prevailing upon his Moods In place their lives is his beads s and the man that salad endemic, the safety of these who ceetided is him, open each groan& as those he alleges, paves himself to be unworthy .f sit couldence. and deficiesi either its common bounty or le common mew. Whet, we soviet ask Mr. Mitchell. would behove though' of any person who had acted se creel • part towards himself, as to 'reduce a person to his segesintonee, on a be-theca involving so less. stoke than his when he bad not taken the pains t• ascertain whether that peruse was • villain or 'll. honest man'—say, when he know Ins mast be a villain, from his false, 'mullets's., and 'reassemble se , steprementasions ; and this, too, o hm. los use sell aware that there were spies abased, vied • hen, aecordieg in his no e *censer, he had beets • 'Sited by " scores of them." ilet we ere not doing Ito accompany Mr. Mitchell thri.rgh the 'lateen pante et es)sters and absurdity uhirb he dignifies •itli the ammo of " • defence," end which proves ..thing, earls that he has beets the associate of cesspits's(' and spies, and that his own character seems to par. take largely of the mature of both. O. that defence, end en the character of its se. titer, it Is scarcity neceesery to hoist. The ribliS have already proneueced a pretty decisive opiates epee both. sod whoa Mr. Wailer and his 'treads termed their backs upon him, last Toesday, and quit. SA the heelless the moment he began to speak et Heaslet Moor, they proclaimed, in • langeoge that eve* Mr. Mitchell, with his bleated (scold's, cneld net mlseederstand, that hi had forfeited all dales to the public cauldiaea It is, however, doe to oerseltes end to the public, that we shield jeatify the condust we adopted at York, and this we shell do I. By the prod of ear essaniao, that Mr. Oliver. the spy, woo imreasiceo hen tae Cometry. meow. the kerstaners by Mr. Mischell. 11. That their esanettia• alb Not terageate whoa Mr. Mere. sharaeter was folly exposed. 111. Thu so sere *MIA is repressive sir ',spiels. pub- Subs Toth, that Mr. elbehell was cuessiv SD as art easiwary Ie Nene the tame be alketee serer. On the Int point we have Wen es evillest* oft oath, takes upwards of a year ago, to show that Mr. Oliver was latrodeeed lots this part of the mousey by Mr. Mitchell, sad that he went with the spy frost piece to place, when that wicked sae was attempt. leg to pet the necks of his Msjessy's sobjects Into a heifer. Ws have also the same authority for assert. tag * Host Mr. Mitchell, as well as Mr. Oliver, pre. teelled to be a delegate, though they were neither of 61111 delegated by the Reformers, and, if 'hey had soy delegation at all, it was from his Majesty's Mi. sisters. We 111111 further rivepsred to peeve, by the same slidevits, that boob these possum represented the people to be ready to rise In arms, in different parts of the country. That they spoke of 'beamed*, sad toes of thousassda, who were prepared to resit late the Geld le evertors the Government, mention. leg the places and the members is each, though is their consciesees they knew that they were suede( , falsehoods; and •hee Mitchell was asked, " how ! ao smarmed priveriy.strickee people were, by farce 1 of arms, to overture a Government like that of Reg. land," he replied—" that almost every hoes, fee. ! Dished the means werowary for armies." We have I also the evidence of a persists preeent et olio of the Meetings called by Messrs. Mitchell and Oliver. at a pablic.ltspose ia Leeds, is April or May, 11117, to show, that on this occasion ohm two instigators urged forward their ahead hooters to resort to " physical force" against the Government, avid else. aerated the vast array of force which was ready to eater the 6Nd, in a variety of places threesb which they had travelled; though they both of them knew at the time, Mr. Mitchell as well as Mr. Oliver, that their iecendiary representatioes wore, to see as expression of a great law Lord, 6 ' es false a. hell ;" end that the asters' and almost inevitable ',Wesley of such esisrepresentatioes was to conks their on. fortunate dupes either to she sword of the military, or to the heeds of the public esecellener. On this occasion, as as most others, Mr. Mitchell was the priscipal spokesman, and appealed to Mr. Oliver fee the troth of his treacherous a ssertions.Wes this so serve the of Reforms, or to stove the cases of Nets!—to 11l the empty stonsamhs•uf the Reformer's, or te 611 the time Hagf Another of Mr. Mitchell's espedieuts, to incite the people to violence, con. tasted of the esplanades of a leeching which, as he said, he had invented, and which was of such po. lency as to sweep down the military beneath Its mighty power. We maid multiply lestances of she wicked arts resorted to by these two bad men, to beguile their raforteeate dopes, bet golleirrit has at. ready Wee said to show, that Mr. Mitchell intro. diced his eeedjetor into the country, and that ha . . played iris fiddle to Mr. Oliver's bete. We shall seat chew that the censectien of Olivet and Mitchell did not terminate when thieves chit. meter was folly exposed. Wiles they bad succeeded its illi.R the Green Dag, and •Itos the flagrance of the law +as weedy to be dischared open their victims. Mr. Mitchell toend an asylum ill she Cold Prison till the stars was blown seer; bet even here their connection was canonised, and, thestsh ether poisons wets escluiled, the sealer had orders to ad mit Mr. Oliver without unionist. This fact we were prepated so prove out ef she unteeth of wee inforosant, oho stood behind es at York, when the deneocle lion was abode which defeated Mr. Mit t chell's des,tu t_ - thesis bi.yiert, I . 6 • • The 11•11. WU LANS is paying bin respects lo tke ' O 7 tboogit Mr. Wort- hs. Mr. 81110110111 AN Is likely In be as much talked of, at a mia , asesius l'aper mend at 1:1. back argent him 1.1 Herlf""" • freeholder.. 1;y - celanias"-edthreorChiMull-Itearistc.noted tkouch the Primer mr , by freeing the numerous charities from the lour'', to persist in hi. (Melia to destroy oho hermay of iho oth •f avarice, es Mr. WiLecaroacs was for freeirs she lay - . Iss " saki ., sk i s , i g„ c i,„ • ,... h al o airmily said, any wretched Aftkan from slavery. that we were prompted by • setite of pohlis duty. aid y," As if farther to affront the tearable E,rl FITS - i b. f e lw e h ig „ m et ,( a low, re p o weg from e rof •it.itak, from whom the Lisktenamey sod kaisitit kiask i y roopoctabto tarter. siotds comlrmadea heir •the Roll., of the West of the c ": 61, : r strews of th e tras h of oo r and the ropoisty los. leek, hes been so shokefoill settee i.th,e e "" . -11 . 9 of mar cond u ct s the letter is addressed to the PrialAie jest bees comforted om • commoner (Lord I.IIIICtL&OSis a skis Paper, aid is aapausag is the toilowieir deal is whose ftneily met Ma a hammier Ilse Peenei ed wogs— & hIl loan age. •