The National Register. — London, England, 1819-08-29 00:00:00

v AUGUST 29. Pottce. AIANSION-110VSE. On Monday the unexpected examination of [Hanford, the sec rctury of the )lidole'es Reform Committee, and the appearance of Castle and 11 OMIT. 11le 111,1 iron a %anion, and the latter u; a s, p adored nu 11111 sssss 11.11 cle• gree of Miens( al Ihe NIA11:4110.11otwe oa Moioloy ulug. On Saturday, Mr. Brown, the Deputy Mtitshal, in pin. miner of the direction of the land .1I ay or, merited %tilt a time to the Magistrates of Wo.ship Stiert, to request their 4111,1111411 Ce iu searching the premises of Hal laud, % hose twine was meutiontil by Riandford iu lite course of his lines 111" . 11• 111111 as the person from %bum he had receive.' the pike Made. Al r. lirowu,vu present lug his note to the imagist' ales was informed by them, that 'willing' had been stated upuu oicb they could be jun iiitd in gratitittg their %arrant All thing which Mr. Hitteen might resolve to do, tarrefore, star at Ina own risk. Under the CllCUllladitheell. Mr. Inown ugreed to Mileoutfy the oilieers of 11 orship-street Sur any assistance which they 'IMAM give him, 1111.1 imme diately proceeded to a house of %haat tile Loud Mayor bad e* Mu* informal ion, and at et bleb Hat Laid, ho is a black smith by trade, resided. lle their found appearauces of great peeerty ; hut the lire of the forge was still warm, as if it had been recently worked. Ile was unable, boa ever, to discover any thing from u hence to mlir the nature the m a nur e . ;me %Melt had heed going fur%aid. hut laud Wait not at bone, having left the pi 'noses about MO au 110111 before. Thus the Maier rests at persist. In the course of (Holiday attuning tile Lord Mayor was em ployed in private input, les on the subject of the present imams[ state of the public. gaited, suit tine WNW tell trona % better I his iiU.tuinatiou has arisen. _ . ^• At half-pcst hider o'clock, the cheers of tbc crowd as sembled in trout tit the Mans.uis-house antigun( ed the arrival of wane of the alleged delinquents. '1 he individual thus dis tlngu:slo d punted to he Mr. 11 1061.1'. 11111 l afterwards the Lord 31(ry or desired that Mr. 11 (ruler might be requested to come forttord. Mr. %%miler mum made his appeacutree, and st lal the end of the table in fight of his Lordship. The Lord Mayor—Mr. Vinolir, litre is a bill (palming t., that by chicle the Meeting at tie Crown and Anchor Tavern of Saturday last a as cons rued, and a hid, a W. lie Hied Massa, le mu %Lisle better lay the 1 rimuitury Cusclry, and the M r..istrates," to ((hit h your -mune, as printer, is auu teal ; a.l l reptile of ) set is the ticn.e am the person by a hum yirs %ere tam plo)rel to print this paper., cud ti.e ma nuscript front which it is printed ? Mr. 11' 11 hat is the question ? Mr. Molder !Clerk to the Lord %lay or).—Yeu had a tura ileiivi red to you ; have y etu got it ? Mir. %Vogler.— No, I have rot. Mr. I older. —That informed yens of thesature lathe ques tion a Welt has been put. Mr. 11 outer.-1 have tint got it here. . _ . The Lord% Mayor.—To this hill '.our name is affixed us router ; N 111 )0U 11111114 i cop,' frosts taticuce it tsus isalrd, and toe 1141111 e of your t tudl4)er ? Mr. Won:cr.-1 lace uss suits t slur llaVe l any such employ er. The Lord Nlayor.—Ant I to understand Chia to be your mistier ? ‘Vooler.—Your Lotaiataip n ill understand what you ple.sse. The Lind Mayor.— I hen y ou had no rinployer fair. 11001..r.-1 had nut any einplo)cr, your Lordship: but you lowa wad rote that I. priiiird the bill. Yom Lordaliii name might base becu at to wall a bill as well as mine. The Lord Mayor.—Then you refuse to give the copy or the tunic of your einplo}er. Mr. VS ...di r.—l refuse because I had no enerloy er. The Lord Ma:. or.— Hien, for the present, Mr. Wunder, have einthiii4 further to say to Ur. 11' ender relic. dwuh a smile on his countenance. lie did not leave the °thee, and he wits finally usked his Christian Dame. _ . . •—• Mr.e IV nylen—M y name is T homns Jonut Woo'er. Afte r a short period had c•aik.ed. another t her r was heard f,um lie street, nod the arrival of Alt Cathie, who wu• brought in the c,atotly of Rawly..., I.•e Mat skalinau, from Giltspur Strett Compact, was anaots,....d. Carlile w•s imittetleatel, rut to the bar as a prisoner. The Lord Nlayor.—Be in obliging , Mr. Carlile, SI, to State your Christian mime. Mr. Carble.— Richard. The loorti Ala‘tor.— You live to Fleet street ? Mr. LII, hie, l do. The Lord Mayor.—What number ? Air. Cal lile.—No. The [mid Alayor.—Ale )ou a housekeeper? Air. Cailik.-- I ism. The Lord Alayor.—W hat riot do you pay for your house? . . . Mr. Carlile.LOue hundred and Idly pouitdv a y ear., . . The Lard Mn) or.— I untlervtuud that )0.1 are under re cognizance to appear to as indictment, a %arrant, or a silm• mom, hint therefoir, I am under the necessity of reqoesting that yon mill, w giving in the cams at your bail, not include thine nlinh.tvealready been hound tar )ad, except that tl.ey rut vatisty inc that lb. ) ale ',Alter bud to be received. Mr. earlile —Have nut nur Lordship already received in riting the unities of my titui . _ . Toe Lord Ma)or (I.Mliaog over some papers.) —No, I hive mot. Mr. Caritle.—What amount of bail does your Lordship require ihr Lord Mayor.—The amouil of bail that I require of you should be double loe rent of vntr !some from yourtrlf. and hilt that u u fru.n tot, sat-rues; laid if you lender any hail, you must give me tiveuty four hour,' tiot act. — I Shull then be co:third to decide nhetber I run take that bail. Perhaps I tatty require forty-o igLt hour.' notice Mr . believe you have Lad some names given you ? 'I he Lord Mayor.—No, I have not ; 1 have none awes Liven io ns b4sl for Mr. liton-forit. r. Gat officer of the court hut taken down the MI Iller of gent la. amen, fa ielll if of mine. A Mr. Fulham come los waid and tendered himself us one of the b.lll. 114.1.16 n, the Innrahars titan, then *aid, he had excloded this gentlrutatis unnu•, 1111dt r 41 11111,:i plat ilell9loll IWO lie cone on 11110 her Isumsitio. Mr. Fulham was then rilainhwd follotts: Q. Where do you live —A. in Morkell-pireet, Si. Luke'*. Q N oat busiiows are you F—A. Smith anti iron founder. Q. Arc pm bail to any oilier business ?—A. ViPe g. In II bat arc )ini baill—A. to two indictments. TIIE NATIONAL REGISTER. Q. Fur Mr. Curli:r ?—A. Yu . Q. Are the mdirtm. IMP Lurd lu Mr. Carlde.—Nuw mime your otlic bail _ Mr. %You're stepped forward, tendered Idnrelf, and was intertootrd an foiiosr, : 11 lit re do ).ts live?—ln Fleet Street. . . Ate )uu u nun* liceiwr them t dust in my printing ultice,l. utu u limuckerper at %u. At, 1111-A1 crt, .ire you bail fur Mr. Carlilein any other matters:—Su. The Lord Mayur.—Then, Mr. Carole, 1 oli.oll cuinausr your bail, and soo the tutoose at to- cow you aill be in formed whether 1 can rtceive th.s boil, or auction I can bail you at tolls 'dr. Caviar retired, and was again cheered by the crowd. the word.. of the wanaot upon a hick Mr. Cut Ile has lacto appreiwooded •1c pearly us follow : For uolualully, Ocsedly, . stud maliciously priniind and publishing a certain seditious and iull.touniatoty urine iu • 'beer lies Ito-gister' of Sittuiday, twilled • Ou the conduct of tile 1 cusisuury mod Magistesidl Massacre at illituchester. oou the 113th August, &c. wills intwl 10 stir up and etcate sedition, tumult, algal disalf‘t two, among his Majtsty's sul*cts.' Mr. Idlandlood was then put to the bar. acd 71. e Loid alsyso whin sseol bins atfollows:---Sir. Bland foodr the paps rs found upon you on you. house ate wooer coo zoderssono. It is of iu toy power tusolay to ssy %%briber $ can oecrive bail fur you. As rusty at deCllbi , llll tw can be tome to you way dep. ad upon it will be (wined, and you still be informed of st tot MIMI sat FM* jilted. Mr. N. doubt my Lund . The los Wooer bow ed rr.prcttul;)..•nd was remanded to hie fin raer custody. •l'he appearance in the u..f.ou ionsle moo wits ewirolsiew to e><r Ne that ba)ri of of b)1111,41111, wtucL et. 13,01111"41ly firderated by the Lowtem i dottou of extreme distress. _ . Inusediutely after the parties left the justice-rnom, the Lord Alatlor %east out ist front of the Alusmscou-Ilouse. uno reitutiord vie% iog the emu d had brio cheering ou much. Ilia Luriibilip retired uunotsced. Air. 1% puler uccompuu,e4 tut hie 10 the Cu:Niter. _ SEDITIOUS PLACARD AND EXAMINATION OF rnw. JANIE'S SLANE/FORD, THE SECRETARY OF YIN.. Saturday the Lord.ilayor, 141u:oiled by the City Solicitor, was oeeupied in exstniuing, in the private room, evidence upon the subject of titian ialimanatory plseards anti a hivii the walls have abutuidetl. Harrison the Marshalman stated, that he had stoptiled the bill sticker, whose name 6 Thos. Farrell, in the Poultry, anu asked him what bills he had about hint. Farrell's reply.was—•• that he bad sari:house Witness bud hold ot has bag, upon which Farrah said,- Recollect, you take them by lorce—l cou't give then, to you." Here the placaiel was handed up to die Lord Mayor. The Lord Mayor having asked' the bill sticker what he had to say. Farrell said,-1 admit it: I did stick them, and 1 know the gentleman that employed me. lle is the publisner ot a news• paper in Catherine Street. I would not have stuck them, if I thought there was a libel amongst them. Harrison then produced 40 or 5u ad:wards of the same kind, which he took nom the bill sticker.• _ Lord Alayor.—Who employed you , Bill t.ticker.—The publither of taut there paper in Catherine Street. _ . The Lord Mayor.—l ,ball now discharge you with this cau tion. 1 shall not Lake advantage of your ignorance. but 1 111141. treat othess who utay be found offending in the same manner with sevidity. You will be ready to attend here whets calla! upon. Bell Sticker.—Certainly, my Lord, and I ant much obliged to your Lordship. The Lord .Ilayor then ordered that F.dwanl James Mandford, the Secretary of goo. should be brought before hum The pri soner is a small man, his mat was buttoned up to the thrust, as it to hide the waist of a shirt, and he bad a base haridneicatef about his neck. lies countenance is mat of a person V/110 a itnessed ,ernes 01 deep affliction. 'lnc Lora May or said,—Mr. lilantlfoul. I hare sent for you in consequence of inforinattoo. widish I cave ric.dved upon oath, that you 1:114/10:11 this bill, entitled •• Smiutlield Meetui t i," to be printed. Blandfonl.—My Lord, I remember this hill well, but I can't say positively I or.tersil tite printing of a. It w,oi rill tell, and a bill made out, which lbaeked, but 1 had nu fuetner suNc. m to it. The Lonr3layor.-1 have also information that WU/tiler entitled. ** A Public Matting," WAS also tine:nil by you to be printed. Illantlford.—lt was under the same circumstances as the last. Fogg, the Marshal:ban, gave evidence to tile hallooing td-et. About null past l 2 o'clueit ties day 1 was in Alargaiet wrett ; Ilaekney-texal, and heard my name caned out. Upon turning round I raw an officer 1141410.1 Garton struggling with me pri soner at the dour of a house, and entleavourti% w wrest out of his hand what weaned w be a pike. The °Meer did so, and I saw the prisoner's wire I lining againA a window and nearly tainting. I went into the house, and tound three or tour naked cliddreu on the floor, and one arKed thaild oil the bed. I yut prisoner's wire, who teemed in extreme uistrese upon the Mal, and I searched the pi ironer. I round open nun a uutiMer tit papers and spewed h hula my warrant for lite apprelienrion, and he arnale no objection to accompanying rue. In conietitivoce of the delicacy of his family's rituattua I Mil not seamen tutu so closely as I night have done, but upon taking him to the Lump ier I did tor, and found upon bun a burn of powder, a yowl bullet and several papule. Here the papers were handed up to the Lord Mayor. Aniong4 them were sonic entitled " Vox popoh vox Del. ^ " England expects every man to do his duty, er.c. &c. Tow. Garton, an officer of Worship Street, gave the following evidence. 1 had. been standing el/write tile pti.ioner'o dour upwards of three hours, waiting for nun--at about hail-past 12 1 sow 111111 going up to his door with the key in hi. tiand.--Ile opened the door, and I prevented hint from shutting it. I had a struggle with him in tile parstige, iund tell lumetliiiig sharp in his hated, but I did nut know what at was, the passage eying dark.— At last, after having cut niy hand ill the endeavour to get the inotrument from Idol, I succeeded, and got the dagger which he had in his right hand, into my poise:roan. I awl previously said to him, your 1.11111: IA lilauduonl, awl after wow liermitiou did not deny it. dagger is calculated to do great execution. It is upwards of a toot ui length, exceeding Shall/ at tile pond. The Mnde, between which and the blade us a suet of tence, u aimed like a screw, and gives the ladder a powerful iirsup at the extre mity of Me handle there is a screw, 1.1.1 toot the nutztimeut taw be used at. a pike as well as a dagger. The Lord Aliqur °Merit( me officers to mark the r pets, in order that they might identity them upon a suture twee: too. Ills Lordrhip sand, Hiandlonl, as I have nut muse to examine this papery now, 1 sin not aware that I call admit will." 'flue Lurd Mayor vire pointed to tile intannuent which had been taken from the Owner, and said--" Allow me to ask you where yuu got Wis." filandlord—" I met a man on Monday or Tise.sday night, and he 'hewed it tome, and asked whether it was not good for defence. I took it. and said it was a good defensive weapon, and he told ote to keep it." Garton said the prieuner told him lie had found it in Ukl•btrett rorad." Blandon! adniitt^d that in the hurry of the moment of hi apprelienbion he had :aid w. Lord Nlayor.--•' Having givtli two different accounts, pulupi you will How give die correct 'me." Blandlord.—•• I have Mice so." The Lord Mayor—.. Perlia, , , yod will inform me of die name of the man who gave it to you illandford.—.. Perhaps I can't tell—l am not in the haiiit of meeting him." The Lind Mayor.—" I shall not pro{ it—hit a 4 the weapon is& tleatlly one, it irmiturid to wish to know wt.() tile walla:a:m itt is. I think his name iv liarlattl, and I believe he live, tonievellere in Ithorethwh." The Lord Mayun—•• You are right—he dues live iu Shore ditch." His Lordship then said lie should remand the prisoner. who in the mean time, should be made as comfortable a; ishable.— Ills Lordship repelled the distis.ssed situation of his family, but said, that directions should be given to prevent Mem from suffering want. The prisoner was then taken to the Compter. lILLE4I4I: OF MR CANLILE. OttThursday mos then; 'Air. Cathie suddenly appeared bet use the lard Ma)os and Ant* " " My Laid.- !Meg to viliethcr it is your intention to tyke dlr. Lindsay 4S HISS of ? The Luigi Mayor—l issveloade inquiry, Sir, and shall accilit Mr. lotiils. hail. Lindsay is Moe here inimedistely -- The derithitlatti then retired to the Hatt, whet s a few of his Mends w.ee collected. In :about Ire' nommen Mr. Lindsay entered the Justice Room witiv bi. kat on. liasui•nn, the itlafthaltionts re•• 1110VP41 it itml Mr. nobler louk dune the of 1110 two ball. Belot e the book was ita*ileti to Mr • Fulham, • Mr. Cathie 6414—My Lord May or, I be; to ask you hrthrr t uu bise any objection to liberate use mithuut u•y Hiles wit ititu aural!' I? The Aloyto ( so vont. nurptior)--liberate you with-' out worm. itiev Croutonly nut. I eat, upon you to give Mail ~taner, m Ile event of otas pruceatlings luring itutitutt HAanoi y.•u in thr Court uf Muir. Bench next Term. If 'nu have all) to gat !Mll e %by you vim go bark to the plate you Oulu. 4 Mr Carine flult I herr present your 1.0 .hltip with my %griffin' prot , vt 2A:1111 , 1 1.14 ire Mika. 4110 apillist the.* oreedino u.to4ritter. l —klnthling out It pryer). . . The kord ida)ur.— You a ish Choi I should scud this paper —do )ou ? Mr. Ca, lo isy protest—l wish it lobe received. Ti.? Lust, Nlayur.--1.5a1l nut irCente ally paper of ) pulp. Lave nothing to 1141 t 4 atlr )1111, protriiir. Tin qu.rtiuu isthas —OO )1111, ur do )1111 nut llledllll hat thine tis u gentlemeri be bail fur ,uu ? Mu, Cathie (in a loud lone)-1 dip mean it. ' Mr. Fulham and Air. Luid,a) were then questioned as to their relviclability, Mr.Fulhaut an Au orn. The 1:08.41 blr;i)i.—lLib Mr. Liiid,a)— Mr.'leitAtie.—No so) 1.00. lle u wie of the Society of Friends. lie hits adirosed. The Lotd Mayor then snid-81r. Castile you are 'charge* upon this bail, and .se to appear in answer any pruct eduags agannt you in the Cutlet of king's Dentli, neat trio. .1 aSA to adJ a few a ssrds. I have nut lult.•o any measures aohat )OUr people, dining your couluu•mrut, nit la"ug Is they base eolith/aro so -ell iu ) our ►hap (1w pamphlets %Loch have been the tohibe of plating )ilti lu your present to convince yon find I rliteflaiii au prejuune against y 0.,„ and have therefore abstained front ta Ala; any thecial 1101;4., ul the sale of t44e 1 however intibt :nadir yua dint great uuttce h.ss been taken of such stidurt, and ihal bl the tn,rl3l of prOVlrellii.gs it ramie,' be pleaded in you it4,liiiA Ilse repwlilloti ul 11. Mr. Castile.— NI) Lord, 1 cosisider that no publication is an utfenee until a Jury &clue, it. to be ►o, 1 have publianed thine pamphlets which are ►o hinny' toav tJ ;us, and shall coutinue to do so. Th.. Lord Mapir.—Very %^H, Sir ,1 hate a duty to per. form, *hall perform it uudt•r atq eit. 11111vlaAlVt . 5. Here one of the Ma..lialmed told Mr. Cilltilie there were V.. 0.1. fee, to be paid b, 1111 w air. t ailoe smiled a refieal l and upon beinx re sin: tied ul toe fers, said to we. Lurd Ma, pr, Am I nut dis charged, in, L.ed Tne Lord alattr.—Certainly Sou are, Sir. Tier !Laid Mr. tigrish. %mild not pay the fees. 'I he Lord Al.l)tir —Let the geittlein.tu WI. I%c riuN r airtise tile fee.. Mr. Curhle, his tscn 11::ii; nod t lir three friends, then walked is .1 of the Just cc Kowa, There 1411• n CIUMd itithr r Rustle, outside t ooe ut theta cried out l uilile fur ess. hut 1111Ve uu relitinte M ANNION-1101:SE. _ _ Friday .I.IIIIPI W d.uu,the maides of a tree school in the city, itscunitd for the ediseation of liar eisilds - cn of the pour le.*, appeared helm,* she Lord Alaur, to aro.orr liar complaint old bey, 12 )eat, who walks on crutch: 3, and has dill 111,1 Ir 111 1116 11;11i•illp, in conarytirs.ce • as•nie injury a loch has-made lila,. a ilelpieSl/ Tait boy'a moiliei eta ippeil the hack, ishd t biteil the Milk., of a caste, laid on With e pow rt. fail baud. Their was at limo a stoat is rill% each npeanti of a trot in length, floor the nr. k and akonlarts duo n- WAId. The pour esslieici nail liar h ai l u s , d turn iu Sisal 111.1111 arr ilerilllbe ill' stayed away ta,im A ct.oui, a en " of whirls lie had been gnitiy lu cuonquence of Laval no dinner. 'liar schoolmaster awned the Lots! Ma, or, that the boy uas ivr being ■ it Ham, haul fur 11:subLitietice 10 111% ilaresitsoutl iltat has methyl bad requested that vitas. usethrot situtt:sl be iotiiried upon lime. . - - 'lllr Lor.liktiao...—lt it i.a.poasil.lr Coal ally woman wigs it+pat\u1 linialdgmy c•Hist fier, could its Et Mal a 'mos Cs ivple I.ls.piil4 be: uratcu ill Sie ini t i a l a mjim,r. 141 nie 11141 a palm* Cullld do so 114. fillpt I l I upon the *try lace ul' thy JIM, Ceuta. VC hilt lies a child it 14% r laredst. 'll.O ,choo!inacier n••ired Wei Loril.liip Shat liar by :morseled watt all kiu.b ut thi:ve• aohl eagroothlv. rod Shat two of his itleoo.teilowa weer lelr•e•ul who could prove tort Ilse •I i eel (Lid heels tollerleei oe iiii the aaulitet's rillh el II). lie imeelo eit .e, NV Welt be .ail bull 11 1 1 l rad he il4ll ( Mills a view of lei oveue4 11144 he had Not laid II on with Stir riolroce dtit bitted to Iwo), hr 1.41 , 1 he 1144 applied It to Ilse wakcii n 4111 id the Uu%, la•trad or e‘eii Slug it over the elaehea, rs oilier iw•tel• %%011iti have done. Toe Loos .tlnyor.-1 otp r ome yo., %tripped the poor child from .a issurrifdl roo.l.lrrat ..... , iu under ilout on dutlitb uuel t uut ut.► to tut outrou3. WhAttret ratittl