The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-28 00:00:00

7"-- 9, iimarred In the Civil Magistrate, been binegti to -....n0r for such wanton barbarity ? No. The whole of i , p proceedings appear black against those concerned, i.. Tor opinion; and I em 11.1. that I am speaking t,-.• opinion of every informed and sensible person pi.Nent. when I asy that these transactions do not 4!otorro tits approbsti.in •hir.b the Prince Regent has 1..•. n corenselled to tire them. If tech proceedings ..e to receive the approbation of the Reims of this . -.tier', *W end for ewer is pat to all the boasted 11- I.rities of Mitotic Let us unite with heart and soul in proclaiieing nor indignation at, sod our abhor. ',lice of, each alarming transactions. And may the Almighty God convince the Rulers of this coentry, of tbe awful responsibility with which they are chargeable; and may be aeon the 'aerie's which seem fast approaching this once happy, but new ill. fated, country." Mr. kiwi addressed the people is a strain of en. islieered deviance end sound legit. It is with mach regret' that we cannot give the whole speech entire, es *ell a. those of many ether Scotch worthies is the cause of Reform. We may, however, God time and apace to recur to them. Mr. THOMAS DlCK.—Coontrywen, in addressing yne it is not necessary for me to enter into • detail alb. distresses that have burg a Micted yes, on account of the mal.administration of the affairs of this once great and glottises nation. Those distresses, and the causes of them, have again sad again been concisely, distinctly, ass impressively developed to yes ; you have beard these, yes bate seen them, yoe have felt them—too deeply, keenly felt them. There are, kparever, some sraniactiold which, in moving the Resolutions, I • oold perticelarise as loudly demand: in; the Ignited espostulotion of the people of Apse countries—the late tritrundione of Mosehedet.— Avoid all their depredations on the premises of liberty, stool all their erschloallons on the rights of lbi pee. hie, the Boroeghmongers have still feared candidly to empress their minds ea the conditioe in which they hold us ; they hare not dared openly le call es Slaves. end worst of all their slaves, or thee shield we have known what aligner at once to have given them, and pointedly should it have been given. Their corruptions have assumed the specious ,garb of pa triotism, and they have covered their abuses with the sable mantle of religion ; hut the Magistrates of Mae chaster, ni.hing to surpass their Ministerial masters in oppression, after declarleg that they hate no ` arge against the people, thrust oat an boat of en ;trained military, indisciiminately to cut them to piet•s, when quietly engaged in the cloche of a asoctioned by every late, moral mod divine— at deliberating on the measures of a Gayne ss hit,. depends upon them for its egistence. They in *hat patrons contempt they deem it safe to the bait orders; and declare to the world, Magistrate of Manchester may barna* the Iwo ta sons of England at his pleasure, with its. !y , in filo greatest eumbers, mid in the swaps. of their highest dirty. Ewes the bosom of fa t beauty, which the band of passionate affection field have thrilled to appenach, was eel sacred from sabres. They have gashed end rioted it pith Did they not thisk,nbee pion:log that "pe nt love," es the breasts that bad gives them ? DII they not remember the mothers that .o nursed them Was " there no feeling. uo re. heating ruth" in the granite hearts of those guardians ' oar lives and liberties? t• tit thfir Writer Is mak. it wwells to lieltfer It hash the pined Irene epos 't, A brother. ntordet." Ilsi then the British sword, after ell its glorious sic. Wrier, arrived at so *salted a situation, that it cannot be employed egaiest say bet starving, defence. ..s men, women, and children ? lies it, like the Macedonian here, friend tbe week' too small to con tain ir, end having desolated kingdom after kingdom, become chagrined that there are No more estioes for . to ceriguer ? Does It, after drain's( the life. streams rti millions of oar brothers of mankind, still eel its thirst for carnage so Insatiate, that it is obliged to eighth the blood of those by whom It was for merly drawn ? Peen seems bet to have biddee sword of Britale slumber a while frem the &Mot atriflt, that it might awoken the more lonely to d &troy her ewe sees, who have bore. it so twige. ia triumph? Were we to form our opiates. of these Oho live and thrive en the present system of Govere• Beret, from the recent tooled of the Manchester Slegistraey, we shield be led to think that the Me. glebates twee so fully tepid..s that the complaints of Ski people were jest, sod that themselves sad the lactrieglimongors had ceased all their complaints snd salemilks, that they wee, ashamed, le Jiteir ewe sleds, to let the peep,. meet, mid thee& that the 'meet .effectual method to spare their owe guilty Meshes, iler! get rid of sees of the people sod their pipits, ilea to rellesta Aide a luso body sad r.,, wet them tiAid lo % as my Countrymen, al wjeer ren ms' 41011 assessiosted without esalaisolog spied tli injewice of the deed I Can ANA bli iall estate of Begat, and yet 'obeli to a meth bseeppottoble than that of Mined? Do yes beset et year Jearesdeory from Wallace, tad es owe dis, Freety which that Wallace so ohms ffifitff. lii d..eger used le death, waotooly Mimed By ow offgaroby, who him. sot the value of thews eihttls Sty destroy ? Iles the spirit of in. we~ sedehed from Scotland for ever ? Shall we Wo ed like the lash without ever piffle,/ our boost to the livable of leadles es to the slaegh ? Noir! soot ! Swoon shall the lake which lteraves Debberoairs bate, dash that prised meeetaie boss its etsteKl Arm, than the brave sons of Glade* thus &blots Wong and seeentity ! " ittwennitta Peers way loud',. ',may her, A Ilmoth sae make thew. or II betroth MI6 node i ]eta 144 d Pr 66101.1• their towstry's prone, When 011Ke illeann'd coo never be applied." COM termed thee, my felloweosetryeare, sup pin the Uprobotoos ; espies' year sentiments on " tile lei. proceedings at Alsocheerr," and tell those who base given eise to all pier movies, boldly and dolemelealely tell 'them, in unison witb your bro lliese el Tolland, that " if yes most die, either by stertsdoo, or in defame of your native eights, yea "boot hesitate to prefer this Niter," and at all events ra sill not be so passively robbed of life is do poor Mints of Manchester. 1144, Dish then toed the follovrieg *ldolises : Hearn; I That in viewing the notorot coalition owl reta t,..n. of Nob. it ontouoroutly apparent, that the'bent Author -. Nam, j,,,sii ci,.,:.blithr4 an own-ilst I, of rights to be ertivyeti th lodWil:..l ,t the yr..' S. .1 OW I. the Int 0! • 'II sale chewer, in oppi charge I efills l l3i viet•lis right, s Out 1.1 toesit et shim it bold 11 that • : free. Lo ( I plat), lion a aisle IN would' tbair Rove. lice of wilt ? had so teeth,/ of eft ill teries, stow b lest to rdseet tuba it Imam It to .1,015 slings fore the .t wife, .41.7 Woo Orlms I : mot (WI di aCti .* . • r. 'peel 01101 30 11 • visli •a est NW, • Ind 41, 'mi d oft scat ibe we lel 'Mr Ohl de - 111 114 P 4 Pit •r t who &to 4 sOr • e • Pm fr_st • ite •.." lh..n • t.• THE STATESMAN. . . .. . . te..est we lone disentered Mates* Mb* made , for Easel. limpid m.o. That 'deity is she best Wee of the Creaser, w hi. h Is anal( be highly reimisc.l not le avert, amid sari liege its var. resider. That Meier ought to fors Site hails of all lesillairlle Callarrislarata.mal diat.wh•iessr is estabilabeleastraty tii thew priwiples is ineeped and Illegal. in whit h con diaohe.newee Is ant nalosincrel bet ladispeasible. T. T had l the pimple have us indubitable vigil to axes. for the purpose of petit lamitig she Klag.. , r either Home of Parliament. or is cereal their rentieents soon any public messier what. M ever. which rights are seamed t.. hem by that clause is the Coronation Oa itt that Wads sad obliges the onarch S. were invidleg to the wriest customs amid laws of the realm. Amy infrifigeastut on thee rights must he viewed as as mojuseillable breath la the Causikortea. 3. That these twered and iminlahie rights have bees shame , folly and wickedly violated by the diabolical proteeding of the Meek/armies el Mainchester. Is mosiag to be dispersed by the aid ad hoirumentality of a cruel mad bridal Yermanery, lik peaceable and noAremilag ialmbitams of that place, whets *drill aid legally amembled rat the 164 oh. for the purpose M deliberating epos she most Airless seem of preemie' • Reform ie she Repenraimies of the c..mairy. 4. That the savage betberily wad mieeliag cruelty of these Yeomanry Cavalry ate wmporalleled la the maims 'Maori of Maio; and wheel enesparede ish the ism? sandy spirit andgene. moseemloct of the Brit ish soldkr,mmt reflect elerama disgrace es theme wild and Whom* beichers, who, regardless sif age or lea, iodiartioileately sabred mad est down all before diem.— Thai sorb emendsies a. their 'madly can ow remikatise Julius to bring the guilty perpetratere to immediate and coed* ph.' aisiand. 5. That the enummakottioas ceineyiag the Thanks •f the Prise* Reseal Ogled " Sidimovith,* i• the Ilissimrain sod Teommary Cavialry ceaevraed Is the mosasere as blaacherer. has recited our utmost sorpeite mad ilidignatim. Surprise ism, any set of mew yenta be resod so destitute of she prirciplesirf jostle, as to advise verb • meastore apes the /mites" of ewe of Ike parties may i sad ladignation, became we masider the said tomommicallan not only calculated mid imendeA no win she emeniecers of she eselfeedieg people. its ere. sung their e from lawful priehltemmt, hot lilt/mite tn is e tse me pan:a: M: Jelly's subject) to Ikey war spire mother a and that it is oar epeeist'. that ilk whit° ..f this umprendemed severe aright la be impeached, asst immediately dimm.ned from his Majesty'. Councils. 6. Ibis thew roceediogs clearly demessimte Ike areemity of • Radical Menu is the Cremoime Howe. bemire wine It not for the gran .ociapikes Mat peeved i• that Haase. so Mimesis mold hoe here fogad to Mee or to hardraed in is.. atom, av on have dared to giVe their comatensmte, far leis their I anqualiii d proi,e, se deeds so truly hostile sad a. Aerates% to every British f. else. And had it met brim that the Mogi,. Itrans of Mamikester calculated upon the approbotim sad pea-' 'designer she lionsosh faction. this tragedy • weld sever bees acted, ear its agnds readermed " to ineslastieg fame." - 1 7. That the 'abstains° of every City. t. we. vi mmg hamlet. ought le meet without delay, to egress their sashed atiborreere of melt eoprovolied barbarity and wastes elabolma of law. Thal they melt to had, with • truly milesal mike, fora Radical Reims or Porliarmisti, a. the wily wrens arms lag ear doles °retry from irretrievable soda. Sect • alai. am effort cm tie past of the resale is she outs remedy for pees .min lb. manses from edifier, drape's., and Cla•ritipatlai k Irma _political deartaleilna and slavery. S. Time If Is with the utm.-t iedignolino we slew the poet apathy of ta missy of the higher sad middle milts o p f e = in such as an fill crkis.• bra the laws of the tottairy are —jinuiet ltd—murder jondini—and the immortal eawilemmid. We, °irritate, call spool all landed provrition, eannofachseers, and .erchasts. as sLeeie levers of their enmity. la rouse far. ward will wired amid as lit asettlias oar eights--riplim deelly boggle with the blood of our forefathers. of the high value mot to be cajiiyed by a. and oraosialtitd hi our poraterity. We do hereby doebter, that all those perilous who may mill stand aleaf Mum joistitig aid assisting vs is the recovery of ear jest awl reasiliatiemiti tights. that we caa °staid° ihem is eir, other light Mom en 'elbow and abettors • of *or oppressire and' misers . . 9. That ns the realest between the Brimagimaragen and the 1 people Ii of vital 'loveliest*. it becomes isethistatably Ones. sari dial the people weever, limbed is their rower le cut of the ne.ourrn of these ',kittens *yeasts, whereby they may be espcll-d from their warped authority. and the people minim their Initialed* rimier. Thal ca 'Liars' at the vast Weems 1 a hick tie limemalmsongers dense from tea. khans; aid ark i °times liter., we camel'. it to be our duty to abseil from the me et *wee ankles enimiver well a Radical Refitrin if ParlimumeM Ve Alleged; sod we hereby nratigly reemesomod to all Reformers to adapt, as far as predate, the seam Mame. That Major Cartwright, Mr. Hoot. Sir Francis SWallift l Mr. Welk*, and other Reforiben in Leedom, IA reepredisilly M. vita to name a day for • Geortal kernel throeghami the no mire. in order that the above Resolution may be adopted Mil earned late .11-es. Its. That id ss the opialso of this Welly' that the Glasgow Chreerch amid scolawanNeammapers derlfw , the severest egyholoi ant became they will me Wiwi* Amami Parliaments ma I.7aieetaul Sellage, kW for their emerge mad leutriloas abet. ad she people, Mid the Leaders of Radical Redeem i and likewhel for holding up • dere/its *ail fallarinas pion of cialgratina. l , °Aid:tied to divert the inds...lrissas mserbamie free the real caw of his present reparalkled &teem. Karl *Wald am letlepeas ; deal Negro Or be esablidard NON west of Scotland, Ae win' use our • • , both its tow • rd ;sentry, lo palhanke the same. 11. That on Althea be reveled to Meaty lfiteits r ati l le hie well-kaaw• paitiolhal, sad real prodeat ai d (widget whoa easaard Iv the braid ssy of am Tromintry, at theist , cartage at M asts r. 11 That the Thant[ a lids Meeting aerially useelsed fly Messes Jahromt, Knight, Sagas. sad shoe ass( the rell of the Pittner" a has Were arrested with them, and who, for their oadmate4 perk...meg is the germs+ came of liberty me mew exposed a the petreewilase 'fa eneeneleis Callum. It Ibis the bed Thanks of this Welles are lady doom the vratialik Major Cartwright, for hie long and ansearied similes* is advocating the tights acd liberties of his deeply We lured arid mach oppreeed coact yam, ad fat his exudes* Bill for Parliamtatery Reform. 11. That tie Visalia of this Meetiag are hereby &Ilea I. Sir Charles Wohely, for his ladepeadcat and patrielie eseleameria in the came el the people i to the Rire. Joseph Matrima, a Siotkgrt. for Amide% b•Wly forward se defeste of the bid sights of his reentry. 15. That the Thieks of this Mettles ate heleby gives to Mr ]gavels hoiden tar his energetic eisd patriotic g iver Si the Slate° of Wesiminster ; mid we etyma he will henceforth he foetid at his past ably advecatiog the tights of his mow trymen. 16 That the Thanks of this Meeting are hereby Rives*, William Ciehbett, Pot la boor (Salmi Minds as m politica . 111 ri 1 trots e act Iwo !edged by his greatest toemiehaad shut Ago reposing , . of the fraudiskat Paper Spike, has dose more le vellum smakisid o• that sable(' Mao say ashen wilier is elle lamer i to Moors. W eater. ikerviie, Weer, sad Carlin, he , their seremittioir reediest is the caw of freedom: Si the Kam; a she seareenie, for the ability and candour displayed la e.maluning that Jeerer'; rod every other iodepreltat wrier, in lat Veiled Kingdom. 17. That she Thad's of thls Meeting be , gives tut the Ila. nage°. and other Member/ of thelinitarlam Society, for saes modeling the Committio with • plsce to serf is. 16. That the f ' foe of this WNW, bir gives to WOW,. Peacock, Ilisq. foe she haatinese nearer Is which he lm se s easaisdaird a it • piece of meelieg. We hope his liberality ia ibis respect will have *Modesty Se a ake Olen modem t• , Winne his 'sample ie Wiggly their fellow.coantrymea *bee oecesity may regaire. Mr. Ntiv..—Fellow.coentrymen, I most heartily second the Resolutions that have just now beers read ; by adeptiug ibis, joe will testify your abhorrence .of the murderers of your brethren Reformers, et Manchester, sad contrib.!, in items degree to stem the Wriest of 'emptiest ; and also, afford soother reef to the world, that you are not passive specta tors of the roils of year country. The peaceable and folioed character of your preceediegs this day, will agate give the Ile to the slanders of the Bereogh. mongers end their hirelings, who ere incesseetly !absorb% to make it be credited, that the Radical Reformers lotted to accomplish their object by force of arms. lam persuaded that they are so conscioes of the injolliee they ere guilty of towards us, that their only surprise is, that we have so long submitted to be trampled upon by them. We hear peers end submission continually speeded forth by `those in as. Mori', ; bet their coadect libel ill calculated to pro. dote this effect. De we not see them rigidly enforc ing every law which tends to cortail the little liberty we are yet permitted to tejey ; while, en the emitte rl (Jr, they show the ((entail weeilliognns, nay, in Kw inflames, they absolutely refuse to act epos Ithew that are favourable to the people. Wires these 41801,60 es are called epon by those wbo are starving to put into operation the ousting laws for their an tenenee, they display the most provoking inactivity ; end oh, shame! we see them rivalled in thi s beat, wariness to sweeper the wretched by the teachers of that benign Religion, the greatest precept of which is " feed the Winery, cloths the naked, and comfort these that are in distress." Was it too mooch for these authorities to tensest to permit us one day to forget our miseries—our assisted degrading coadition, atoll null is the delusive thought that we were free; to grasp in fancy at the idol of our souls, by feasting leer eyes •ith the emblems of sacred liberty. so l egatos in our memories the fame of ancient Calais. els, by following the banners of freedom, cheered by the strains that nuked to deeds of glory el: , immortal ekes! Theinhossan butchery of our suffering cons. tepee. at Maseiteeter, stands almost unparalleled for its atrocity in the history of the world. We hoes heard indeed of cruelties committed le the 'termite of cities, when the 'sunsets had been roused to emu gnome for the death of their comrades ; yet, evils amidst such terrific scenes, it seldom occurs that del soldier in the highest pitch of his fury so far forgets the dignity of man, as to stale his sword with the blood of defenceless women and childreo:'l It has been left fur the rethiess initials, of the Borough mongers, to give the lost gloomy leeches to the frightful portrait of human depravity, by attacking with the most dend-like rage, a motel and delene. Ills multitude of their fellow-chines and odghboomi (met in open day, under the noction of the law), wed killing and mangling, ledleariminstely, all that cone reithin their reach, without regard to agog, OIL It is to attach to their interest, monsters whom pin. prank barbarities like these, that the . manors enact Corn Laws and Combinatio• Ls's; sod in return, these musters are ready to carry car nage and death among the people, •heoever they are commanded. They are every way worthy of the diabolical system they base Anew to support; for their cruelty no only he equalled by the rapacity of their masters. This inhuman outrage will epee the eyes et every limiest and dis cerning men, as to the tram chgrneter of the pre. sat iniquitous system of Goeenmeet, which will soon team to be supported by soy ezeept those who live on the spellatios of the people. This mae stross system, which was baptized in the blend of the leeenot and defenceless lobabitants of Glencoe, is, I trust le God, doomed to close its career of is.; fumy with the musette of Meacham ; for Ibusti can be we moo, who prides himself is the OM, of Mel. ton, so lost to a love of his country, or so Waded by his prejudices, as to continue to support a faction which thus attempts to stile the voice of teeth end reason.—These horrid Knee of havoc sod destruc tion, allord a faint idea of those ezhibited on poor sefortosate Ireland ender the auspices of that And have we net jest new loaned that the bloody massacre of Manchester is bet the prelude to what is lateaded to be perpetrated ell over the nation ? The tyrants who have reduced the country to its present awful condition, ere no longer able to preserve their authority by fraud sad delusion; they are therefore driven to the necessity of 'sprung the real character of their s)stem by resorting to an open military despotism. Usable to urge any thing eves plausible In defence of their deed', they have cussed the late horrid tragedy to be performed, Is order to pretest the people from meeting. Net content with basing dragged forth the free-born sons of Britain to fight the battles of despotism ; not contented with compel ling the people to submit to kers, in the enactment of which neither their interest 00f Consul hue been regarded; oet satisfied with tearing frowns the hard earned traits of ear industry, and thereby re. dodos es to starvation and beggary, they have leniently resolved to swell their last triumphs over our prostrate liberties, by denying us the poor asosolatiou of publishing air injuries to the world. Bet I trot every man who wishes la prevent his country from becoming ono extended scene of assent nation, robbery, and military remotion, and who would desire to see it restored to a state of peace and prosperity,witl now see the necessity of straining his utmost efforts to obtain that by which alone these blessings can bested@ permanent, sanely, Universal Suffrage, Annual Parliaments, and Election by Ballot.—Mr. Neil concluded by soundieg thelteeo lotions. Mr. lons Druz* followed is a speech of cool. derablo length sad ability. He was succeeded by Mt.' G songs To ALON, in a speech no less conspicuous Ist' Its eloquence. An Address was then voted to Mr. Hunt. Mr. CRAlo.—Friends and Fellow.coentryesma l l it is with the greatest platters and Vier es‘st heartfelt satisfaction, that I sew come for and for the pee. pose of seconding the Address to Henry Hunt, Esq. I am estreaely happy in having this opportonify of publicly testifying my oubeeaded approbation of the conduct of this brave, this undaunted foe of the Boreeglinsongen ; who, at all times and in all cir cumstances. is the weallerable friend and independent advocate of Brian Liberty. Allow me the* to make a few remarks on the general conduct of this mom determind enemy of corruption. If you takes retrospective view of the tendert of this bold chem. plow, yes will find that his life is devoted to the cane of Freedom, and bis time one uninterrupted coarse of difficulties and dangers. He has attacked eorreption on every std.—stormed her citadel— sealed her walls—end destroyed her ramifications. — Yon have veto him at Spa.ields come boldly forward; amidst thousands, yea tens of thoesauds of his mach. injured countrymen, and most nobly assert their rights, in the free of their oppressors. and hundreds of their base spies and informers. These, like so many vultures, hovered around, ready to test end destroy, if once they could entrap him into their merciless talons.—You have seen him nobly, and 1 ens happy to say successfully, emptgled io defend. ing W s t.on, Thistlearwwl„ Preston, sod Hooper, from the noinincipled attacks of a +ticked mud tyrsn. nicalprcoecution.-115 came forth, like a lion roam ing in pursuit of his prey. un!il he traced all the turnings and 'Audio*. of the inigmnes Cattle, (it will be recollected this Coates is a K•sight of the Or. der of Illonal„along with o:iver,ltict.owntl, and others, who were Under Secretaries of Sts , e for Sidmouth, Cutlere.gh, Canning, and GO, and turned the nsr. row, dark, and gloomy track into a * lo t ion, hi g hway, fur an hnuest Jell of his countrymen to twitch clear. ly slang, and proclaim to the nortil that those men were the innocent titian of an infernal tonsil, sty. Yee have Ms laimhoesnity displayed in his active materials to ameliorate the aohappy coadition, sad to obtain a fair and impartial trial for the onforte. sate victims ofoi base and treacherous plat in Derby shire. Ile gave no rest to his body, nor slumber is his eyelids, while an action was unperformed that woad giro coaslaloo to the mind, or comfort to the bodies of these enrollees., indisidealt. Jet oe sow view bis conduct at the late election at Welt. missler, supporting the aossiastioa of the justly ee. !eluded, the venerable Major Cartwright. Ile en. daentedly advocated the Major's famous Hill of Rights and Liberties, wherein is contained the isms. table principles of nnitersal freedom. I woad now ask you, my friends, if be moved one inch hoe his post daring the whole of these transactions? Nn; be steed forth like a brave soldier, in the defence of a pod and gloried cause, determined not to 'wire from the field of action while as enemy was left en. subdued. Assin, let as view hint at Smititiel , li se the 2lst of Joly last, at his post in the hoar of dan ger, armed ebb wisdom and ;madame, and condom. leg that &twig in defiance of tyrants, deggers, and death. When called to met with his ceentrysed in defame of their rights, there is no attain, so •antes, no word either of his farms or of his mer chandise. he lives for the cause of freedom, and for it he is ready to die. After what has been al ready 'drama coaceraing the transactions at Maocherer, it would be sopa/sous in ON to mike any further ee marks. Salts it to say, that wit► respect to those deeds who have in that place for ever disgrassal the name of Magistrates, that I as clearly perceive suspended over their guilty heads a deepening dead, threatening to poor on tbees•the direful vengeance of a moth oppressed and injured people. Wash regard to the savage Yeomanry, I know of no character that ever disgraced human mature to whom they can be compared, bat one, namely, Cain, the son of Adam. That base surdas' slew his innoceat bro. Cher; they have slain their fathers and mothers, and sisters sod brothers. lie cried out, " .very one thse dodeth me will slay me;' so do.they. Ile led and look refuge la a strange load. and was a froglike and a vagabond ea the face 0 the earth ; and so sill they. To have deo*, I would jest remark, that all the celosay, reproach, saisrepreseatation, and false. Ina that sanity could Invent or malignity coma .edges', bate bees poured ea Mr. Heat by a Use, weep, iced venal Press; they have eadeavoured to destroy the character sad reputation of this meet smithy Patriot ; bat I trust that you will, in a way Weisner wort►y of such a respectable, spirited, sad patriotic Meeting as this, testify to the world, that all their suodalous, wicked, and maligunt at. Wept§ have no more effect ea you stied than a drop Of cold water on a her of red bet hoe. When Gall t►is a respectable Meeting, it is sot to be ender. Stood that it is because I see suc► a Dumber of per. Woe who have their bodies covered with gay cloth. log ; no. my hinds: wherever I see a neither of Oleo collected in a legal and peaceable manner, fee the pupae of stating their stieraotii or asserting their rights—l say, whether they are meted sink She dust Merino wool or " gods Imagism Gallo. way woe," these are the sea I esteem to be the truly respectable, the spirited, mad the patriotk. hir. TAILOR then use forward and thanked the Meeting for the attentive and orderly 111181111 M they bad cooductrd themselves Ile said the cool, re. basal, and deliberative way they had acted was pro. phetic of their future success, and completely boa lied the angels 00000 and groundless accasatioas of gbsieeeemles; let the Friends of Reform uniformly imadoet themselves is the same way, and the frank• tees sad openness of their intonations could set 11111ftpresstation and espionage at deism*. 11. Iles &totted them to mire peaceably so their homes tad relate the occorrences of the day to their Meade sad relations, and he treated that their lirsoese, unstmacy, and fortitude is the midst of suffering would ensue their patriotic wishes at no &stoat [ date. The Niceties thee left the Geld la peace sad gond order. Ws HO sorry that we have eel space for the inset. tint, also of the escelleat speeches of Mr. Hill, Mr. Smith, sad Mr. Moffat. - - WR.o - NICKS Yestordey aa Inquest was keld at the sip of tb, Swan, liongerford Stairs, before Thomas limos, listr. Coroner, en the body of James Main, *god 6 'tens eon to Mr. James Mass, appraiser, of Hengerford Stairs, who was killed ender the fulllntiog drams stances, on Saturday last :—Thomes Domford, of lif e Lewisham-street, Westminster, deposed that on Sa. terday evening last, sheet seven o'clock. he woe standing near the Globe public-house,in conversation with the father of IN deceased, when he hoard some thing apparently very heavy fall ; spoil looking mewed he sew a barge packing-can lying on that r esod, 'lid a hat was Wog near to it. Semi per. Om celled oat that a child wen killed, and was under the packlopease. Witness. with thirassistairee ci Nether lifted it up, and discovered that the deceased ens stadurueatit it, jammed in a terrible easener, and Is a stale of ',sensibility. lie was cstried to his kther's house, sed a surgeon was soot for, bst the 111118 meed was quite deed on his arrival. l'he Mood lies pmts.'', from his nose end MM. The parking lease belonged to • Sir. Feaster—Mr. Henry Fes leen, of Ilengetford Stairs, deposed that the property dig net belong whim; it ass forwarded to his ware. Ibsen for the purpose of being shipped; it was tat pr o perty o f hi s Knyai nighties, the Pik& Itegeoe,, sod co. twined s cast from the Eliin Machin, sod was going t.. he sent abroad. The workmen placed it on the outside of the weeehoust on some other case, and the deceased, it appeared, was playing on thew, when, by a sudden jerk, it was preclgtared is to him. and be was killed on the spot. ,He thr.eglitik l : was i n a s.le situation ; did sot know ilto valve of the properly ; the pseking.case below;ed to Mr. West. ascot, of South Acidity-street, Crostenor-sqesre..— Mr. Irwin, surgeon, of the Snood, deposed that be was called to attend the deceased ; three of his left ribs were broken, and he was snivel, crushed. Tte injuries he received caused death. Verdict- 04 Ati. dental Death by • pneking-enee belonging to 111 r. Weitenixot falling on the deemed, with a iindend nf five shillings." Proee I. rind l'elvli•lwel by h. PFAU V. al the kin mit Otrice, he. 11, h.olithury•teett, tlert-.9•eel.