The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-10-28 00:00:00

gli . 4.444, /444 t) 64fb 1 1 . % EAST INDIA-11001t.tOst. MC TRR COURT of DIRIO:TORY el the until!) COSIP4Nr 1 MiRCHANTS of INC. LAND. e Nth: to the East loOss. do tar* gtos Naito, not a Podriorti Goosrot Cart of tie .1* Compaig leal of Omar Mate h Loolisallatt Wed. es Wolhoolisi. as SW MoessrAir sate. se Moen o'Cl•rir to Si. fleoremens,for Os per tz../Viskrlise • ThoWslimifhos M Sdert.br het Si Chillsbaao - JOSEPH DART. See. Mr Aft wee pabiiMed. *mud esterariC price O. Is extra beanie. O BSERVATIONS Ow PROPERTIE9 of the , All-PUMP TATOVR.BATH. Y the Coe et Owe. ibremaiii Me, Paley, er_ seeselemi Remeelit eh eke ewe, of Cielveadem. Elleseders of tbe iltedhisa t Liddy. obi &amis. with sew mew at rreeseireble cams. • Sy V. LA 111411131111. Medina sad SereitiLlieewirisie, Or. MI be 1141111“ asd bee.setsmeet t Aleherdeem Keyed Itsehemee t and Vlsterre. Old Vired.rerres. Tice Tame. tisetth Melly Weeded fir Oir irlfamesilse rice eillemd. s well worthy Or sews*. of awaked ewes. Tie emblem M Mere sleeted Ni • pemplemme maivert, eel rim elk Awry e( the remedies is preyed by the sesterweey of emeerees . . (,:i•trese Peters, wit► bowleg, e• the Nib lest., at Witches/et, •it► 600 ethers, rieteesly stsetabled 1* Akita the peer, end then soil there throes a Maher ashram at the coasts blue. Firtilies Billings, sled 46, chimed, en the sash ei Jobe Hutto., wit► having, on the 16th inst., at Mearhester, rl.t.uly asseatiied, with 10.000 ethers, , and then sad there struck the said John flattop, its the esecetiee el his ditty of a constable. Dodd Sisilte. *pa 23, gdonsod Bromley, anoll 111, sad &hen Whitworth, *god 34, Mimed oe the iahs if Daniel Bettereorth soil Josses Plater), of shis $ wk—.that the said Maki Mocks. Mimed .11loselloy. sad Robert Whitworth, en the 13th day of .111agest, le the 50th yam of the at King George st the township of Tbeeeltam, in the misty of L I ' ',mossier, smug mod together with Aiken ether per. MN eeknewe, did sales folly mad ilealgeettly ewe.- hlis sea am together- i• greet sembees, t. witoire maim 0,11,000. to the greet terser and alright of his Majesty's liege sehjects thee end there pesceehly residlog; sod being so assembled and met, they tie wid Dasiel Medea, Edmond 'Worley, sod Robert Whitworth, on the said 11th day of Almost, iso the 594 year aforesaid, at Thomases *foretold, in the meaty aferessW, wilfully sad enlawfolly did e... spire, cambia., confeiecate, sad ogees smeogst them. selves, with form and arms, to alter, abrepte s sod abelish the laws of this realm. sad I. sebeert and overthrow the Governess,. thereof, sod in possessor of tech gemming, combined's, confederacy. sad agreement se as aforesaid had, they the said Daniell Slade* Edmeart Drearley, sod Robert Whitworth, did thine sea there wilfully sad unlawfully ate sad practice certain military evolutions, tactic,, and prac tices, its eentompt of our said Lord the King to the mil ems* of all others in the like cum ellen& lag, sad ageism the pease of tour said Lord the King, his mows sod dignity. lhosum Kay, aged 34, charged, on the oath of Charles Clayton. with Weskits' the windows of the deMlieg-hoeso of Jobe Tate, a grocer, in Oldham street, in *whetter, by throwing in a sinless man ner at them. BAST INDIA-HOUR. OMIT. UIS. ITR COURT of DIRECTORS of Ow frIFTTRD COMPANY of MERCHANTS of RN° .LAND. halos l& M. Simi Doh" d. horao NoOko, That Me 'Woofer Boob of Sho mid Cssipseire Dock elaW se Domes, mt. od Throo :weir, sod spewed oohs se TWA*. Si. ISM Jewry. 1118 Ail Moe Si. Dlvitlevoi Wornonts is ihr amid Stook iloo Si lweiif. l•lo. WI is fa* to k aiellmend Thorsolog. *MBA oigke wog mdW*. JOSEPH DART, dm. MANCIIRStikt OCr. 1111111...- The siSeessit to emote *Jars, by eseltiog as sips pre►eualea of sionalbsooos Meeting ee lbe of Noessober, hes faded. Coriolis It bs, dui no Meet• log •ill be held Isere ea that day. Nay, so seebrees US the pest* here sad ifs the seighboorbood to avoid say this( that abeild *turd a protease fer alarm, that .the loseatioa of held's; a Illeetion at Bolton, segos to be abeadeaell, became the plume is so near Manchester, and the time so dose epee the period festeeod upon as the period of alarm. Paterised be Noncom manta Physician, Simples, Actserheors. Err-61 Priem% sad labscribers. 91H131,•••••114 ARV N VAN B UT CURL L, &e 4 &M. Appeaser. Agaram, solo IXECUTOR and SUCCESSOR • ibe Sur, In ihr Pulilk be has • . erre. am *hi. ra..aiiirseme sorsose—(brb December, ISI6. use is A mita,lll!9, Clerks etilaers. &Mem mid Cush) -11 Is nag sibs Mrs ropy id AdemOsemems. Ir. a MARTIN VAN BUTCH ELL. Sornm Aremebeer. ob. any roes Tern merest.' parlor (Mem leo as hie ishempria Aniver). ss I snared proverb to ward W soperfor medals be Cure ri.llllo, Piles. 6ielciemi, at. *idiom Ceoleemela. Coast. !1, Al Hare 0111? 1619. BROADSTROM?, GOLDEN-OQUAIII4-LONDON. SALFORD SESSIONS. The calendar complies 258 pulsation: 151 for fe lonies, sod 107 for subeiled ssiodemmerters. There art, besides, 124 memos of per• cows est on bail.— Amon the etaiNlied priming are the follomime MitterwriA, aged 43, charged on the oath of J. Plitt, with knits*, tie the 3d Instant (Amami), at Manchever, published and distributed • certain libellers and seditious ppm, writing, and publics , don. containing, among other things, the passages and words following:—that Is to say, 2d. " That the rights of the people to Universal Seffrage red Anneal Parliaments ata clearly demonstrated by the ancient laws sad stage of the land; yet such is the corrupt state of the Commons Hesse, that the groat body of the people are am reprentated therein, nor hare any voice in the election of its Members, es the following recently made arid toncoatradleted stonewall will show." Here is eammerated the somber of Members retained by Peen, Commons, &.c. to the Home, hos which it appears, 66 That 481 oat of 658 Members of the Commons Henn aro pieced there by the Innen= of a few Lords mod rich Lied Proprietors; that seats in that House are biseght and sold ; sad that the traffic is admitted by that corrupt Assembly tkemselves to he as notorious as lb. sea at noonday 1 all which dearly shows, that this pt body of mom have no claim whatever to the title of remittently* of the people, Wog a famine with initiate event* from, or contrary to, the great grimily of the nation. 3d. That from this penned soars—from the acts of these eelf-adehted Boreoghmongers, evils have seises of such magnitude, that this one teerishisig country is sow en the brink of role, its manufacturers im a sinking stile, and Less of thousasds of the most he. delirious and useful part of the popelatlon reduced to pauperism, beggary, and obsolete signaller." Bth. This tesolatiou reprabstes tke Cenmens lieu for its disregarding the petitions the people hare per seated to them from time to time, red concludes thus—" We have asked them to lessee our Wasp. Iportable hoidens, sad they are replying by imposing three millions of lazes and amen the rest, a tas I open foreign wool, which, by raisin the price of 'that article, threatens to ameihilate the manefacteros of this dislike, already depressed beyead all foram precedent." 7th. This resolution states the miseries is' the costar) to isrlaioate in the endue Repreeeets. tine of the people, sod PM so prospect of redress, bet In • iittilical Reforms Is the Representation of the ilone of Commons. Blb. This resoletion calls upon the people to smite, cud break down the bar.' tiers that impede them, that their voice may reach he Royal P.I. Irillians flaky, aged 20, charged. on the oath of William Booth, with having, no the 3d Natant, at Maackester, published and distributed the same publication.. CATON ON VERSREAL DISEASE AMID ITS CON SLQUiNCES, qr. The day eras pabitlied. a New Editiee, price 66 illwatraled wi h Casey. 1. APRACTI CAI. TREATISE on the PREVEN. 'runty ~•4 I ERE nt the VENEREAL DISEASE mud lit CONS' DU 101 e RS g M which a mild and weresdal mole .4 sr-a5,...m. la priated sat. italatit Olwareatitta. aw littieturta. Cutatw.w. t.neathara Imagiaart dtr. le teatte4 Nit a tholde moist die diaerrees elects et .al. beadle By T. M. CATON. Sarrata. 10. StealEue-mret4. Neweemle 'tree., Smut/ l sod late of the United Ilapitak et St. Trip. sad Gov. 3. A Treatise...et 18,4y/ilea. beim: as Poultry lase 11.. veers arittoc cad ce wwiel with the Feartiwg. a lige a mow 11.111 as the Liter. aid It. 101111 , 11 C. as she Gaunt System. Ta which ate veil zed. twee aerial Obiervatiaa. as liew.phol s. had fetaerwo Mews. pets 3.. 3. p.acticitt AA crewing. ra the IhMIMM, .nasal mod ac quired. .4 the GelleflilillS Oraia, Imelotlits Ilse Theory a lie sertriw. Sc. pr4ee Is Id. 4. A Pram twat Treat se ea Female Diorama. WWI% Ob. Parternie Laustiem. sad she Murders lad. Lee. t., Awe lapmemot rieen.... prier S.. Id. S. Pipets.. Item...rks. Medical and Literary. ...lid drier, mayor, ad Menotti Dinars, wily Oberrei en Beiets{e, WM. *t Re. Is. Id. P.ineed tar Sbertmed and Co. rodents...urea t mad W. "Iraq. 711, Lombard...reel; and alter Ileoltselkre• Riin Ponies!, spd 47, charged, on the oath of Jas. Platt, with having this mereing, at Manchester, by siegleg, aboeileg, and ether great mid torbelent noises. canted the assemblage of a large nember, to wit, 50 persons, acrd thereby disterbed the peace, to the greet annoyers* sod commis seinen of Ms Ms jests's subjects there inhabitieg. Maims Grionired, aged 23, charged ott the oaths lof Daniel Butterworth, Jamie Piekep, sad Edward Nils& credible witnesses, for that he, the said Wm. Gllsdred, se the 15th day of Aegest lest psst, at sbe township of Thomism, In the twisty of Lan caster, slang with • great somber of persons ea- known, did onlaurfelly sod designedly assemble and meet together, and did then sod there conspire, con. federate, end agree meow theasselees, with force seri , arms, to alter mad change the laws of this realm, end le subvert and overthrew the Goverment, thereof, Fend in persueoce of each eonfedersey and agreement so as aferesaW had, he, the said Williams Grindrod, and the several ether miens enknoon, did then end there *Welly sad uslasfelly use and poetise certain military pelvises% tactics, sad practices, to the terror and affright of his Majesty's liege subjects, is' ceetempt of our Lord the King, and against the peace, of est said Lerd the Kiss, his crown and dignity. Theater Fifths ' sgedllo, charged, on the oath of Jobe Stringer, with leafiest, together with 500 where, riotously assembled together to disturb the peace,asd then lied there riotously made greet noises by shoat lag and herralog, and throe's( stems at the cos stables, at Manchester. Moines Keough, aged IS, charged, so the oath of Thomas Ogden, with haying, es the 16th Inst. at Manchester, wi sh 10,000 others, riotously assembled together to disterb the peace, sod the, and there thrown a number of stenos at the ceeetables sad soldiers. USUSUAI. gleams le sop Prersesies Seldom Gab In tact* the instevesient hostility of the latereded wod imeeme. bet their weeper recoil blieuriess from the sided of true meths eity. My eves bseonio sankenhie es a yet to Weary and penieveresee, eepecially shins. as the ogre band, they are teemerbelme4 With the approbation of the eelieitt etre see Jat4tlnas. Mn tea WI espericatted ibis were Dr. EARY, abase norivldied weed in mien Mikan, of she Ciseolasioo. her worked far his se ht . s . ileinte of celebrity im he am t varies. dews of wide, h she ranted fr feirsotreffasiefe of the iesemenible who hire wa v e the kind nf hie diffsi eseetiows. To these issevidsals sad the Pehlic, be NV fe fete's dumb far the ensolideat• the. have placed is hid; and set assert she,,,. that w' ik ht. nisi bald tamales, so effort on-bis part s'iall be rreettee may sonincs to the iiihrovery of shave oho have retells,/ el hies.- Sr Web Is minetem simply is stele. that his /Were I. Connell epee pseeskel esperiems applied imeerdiserle se the cas. I or itermeems Mies eereeery ie peeve its ouperierisy to the teems el melees, who wade • perfection at use to ever , disorder by are remedy. The pentliatity of Dr. Lear, pin is et the highest impermsee I. twee people. oho am ear *Reidy we modeled sinsseskie far • mem keens et time. h. their is .ei p emits relief he the impreper star ef asedietoe.. Om hem screed ally le morose their eteertem. It I. ied,ri me be reeretted, slot shire are many of bosh seers whirs (too the delivery M their ..beati• s. sad a bard prblithy, sit m arred In talus onttorns. yrbldl sale ore she dross et sari Asti if ref/miler she ellsarder. Sy melt Dr. filth is molded steely. at his bask. Dees-street. see.. s yp.,,,y, alrefe . ..fereff. Meal Tea sifted& at Mighty and g i... advi I gestic so the rem. •.• Dr. lisies Is • primate Mese. Deems et pinata er.—Hap. Thy booms ead.plexated wife. SOCRATPA, by bit Disennew on Mitring', to enraptured Itio beakers •iilt the subject„ that .ne men Ir/ ma Ire In their wirrii, bed the basal.... Innotebed to br wedded; sal "The Sperteh.r" k,. naroged, shy the ward «. I. the ina., ogrreothie owl Artist'', ha.e Ia Mean. thr tarred tbstitioam, Ora. of lON, rage, e• imp., oh, I r . sigrnithm of nor eajoymeet„ Wegner* mil pill, • happier', ea en , th, het disputing the seal itself so hormaalee ith bike beereser. _ . Aka Csitaiwil. ord U, charged, en the oaths of William Kelly and James Murray, with basing, on the 15th inst. at Melieley, 'intently mashed the said James Morro, and Joh. %Rectors. Nal Grains, aged 70. charged, es the oaths of Joseph Fletcher and Anibeay Jefene•, with crest. l ing • riot en the eith of September inst., at New cress Manchester. Joh* Kidney, aged 45, charged and convicted on the oath of Thom, Barrett, with being a rogue and 'pined, food wandering abroad cod lodging i■ ale-home, bares, ont.houses, o► In Oho *pea air, not giving a good account of ►issslf, at Great Bol ton. Ambrose Jackie's, aged 21, charged en lhe oath of Atidren Byrne, 'serjeant in Capt. Carmichael's troop of the oth Dragoon Guards, for that he, the aid Ambrose Jackson, was, about 10 o'clock las. eight, le front of the barracks rosin, in Oldham, eery much iotoai.ated with liquor; and that he bi lleted himself le a disorderly manner, wad refused to go away, although repeatedly requested so Is do; and that he also attempted to persuade the soldiers seder hia commsati net to obey his orders, and told . them they were fools if they did so. George Needham, aged 45, charged and convict ed, ea the oath of Thos. Heath, with being a rogue and vagabond, found wandering shroud, and loggias lie ale-booms, bores, wt-hisser, or in the open air, sot giving s pod account of himself, at Little Bolton. James Greta, aged 30, charged es the oaths of James llsninett sad Jahn %Jib, with having yes terday, at Manchester, together with 50 others on. known, riotously assembled together to disterb the peace, and did then and there riotously sod tumults fusty, by shouting and hissing. and other greet noise and outrage, deterred, hindered, and prevented his Majesty's liege sebjects from pursuing their laurel business. • B;ntog 11‘ Midis, aged 20, charged, es the oaths of Joseph Fletcher and Jo►n Campbell, wick anat. lag a riot at Naw-eress, the 6ib of September last. The followihg charges ageism perseas oa bail ars set Ins sodded to atieation bovreste.lo ?IWO'? info oil. isalinserl it befell!' a. imperative duty. ear Only Is trash,' lie bet In cleanse Ihr or•o-er nature flans lhn.e iasporisies shirrs life freedom of mase-rreetei pier.ure say base ernsih..l a• 11. Weer, alteatio. are ane.butable warty of thaw hapless issaossees, which, aide lies excise the e... ma i wrao i" of tie beholder. should aloe imams h.m will the leer of self. NC: h. slain heMS. will crawling' the body —a re4deace is the will reins the elastic dare—bat Ewe especially &testis. to ittfoloori-o of years Is too frequently comp...mime the inateral Arlin kilo a gate of itmnltion, front whinny the ftTiard griever sore this dumb.. she chance of relief. To all =Si.., ere ••••••4 rosraelter, arenas hope—ewer:o— m esis a , oar U tit oar antsarwra appear taw.- tlonable. sassaisiotseri as they are by she meit.plird proofs af 20 3..awassereelfri esperierre. The ea" cares of nutr.ied life. are asietiones Coughed by this.. uteri whirl cooresorare she mops sal warealla—far Si. female habit is Nies e•oassitatiorialle weak- • Tat tt es the nrengtheaed, and &feint energy improved is. hash/mil pourer. lo ems raw of syphilitic Singes, as well as In every rr. hSallee of the dearrative 'comm a we plettie ..or minds to woe Vols. and • int egret. Es.cnestly , raiteita a t expo fM .1 Wimp. it fins Ilse position to pre.onoptse..olly I,4tes op. we &blare bem gerteral principle. wish lv.lsati st o aad cyders IN our Immutable intreurity s. Merabeta N one Collate of naraent.. ur refer Ilse self., tag cnsotertnity of either eta (..epreelfally name eaten. ibil. sa.triersaial life). at awe le i en ass% waver ily a tradisoce is given for persist ram. ealhollaires mad Lesses how the country are imardialay oWered I tbtsuw e•Miraia • resonance for Adak, awn hie . h cam he f..rwa.ded I.• say part of the world, haw. (her dimwit. GOSS Dad co, M.R.C. Sordeona. 14. Rue% rri , -.lreet. nevi ntret, Landow. The g, Jos pa hiklt-d 4 Tenth Wins.). al % of Lill:. a Familia, C.lnowicar. on thesis.. nbeass. Ny glass and Co, A ddresrd I. the Ysith wad leatertly f With s.a.s, May be hod ar Paternoorr-row t 26, Poll-wan t dl. Vorr.r. l ..streei ;, (r - .act-sum ; and or all tite Jolla Blight, to •sower as indictment, found 'against him last Sessions, which charges that be, the said John &sight, with others, to the somber of one thousand and upwards, did, NS the sth lastest, at Blackburn, is this coestr, unlawfully assemble to. `ether, and by *Witless speeches and discourses, en.' dearest to earls. sad stir up the people to halredasd contempt of Goversustst. Jelin Taylor, (hinged on Ike oath of Robert Der hyshire, wit► having, on this thy, at Salford, in open Court I Iwo declared. in the preseace and hear ing of the said Robert Derbyshire, end while the Justices sere sitting there, on their delivering jsdg. meat is • CM in which he, the said Jobe Taylor, was concerned, " that no jostle* was dons in that Comore," in contempt of the authority sea jurisdiction of the said Court. John lie and Themes Drunk,. charged, on the oaths •f Jolt• Li•esey and Henry Kenyon, with assaulting them at Me•chester, is the eaeeotio• of their dolt ys constables. Jaim Um*, charged, ea the oaths or David Elli son henhouse sad others, with having ? on the Nth inst. at Manchester, sssoutted them aad thrown • oussbor of barge stoops at thee, in nib eaeentio• of their daty as countable,. Innen Fans and Jaws Higgins. charged, ea the oath of Jaws Platt, with baying, at alloochester, rieteesly sasrmhl•d, with 100 lad upwards, to dis• it7bierrer ; or, Regisier,“ poblh Robed IFilliams Junies Langley, egod 23, charged on the oaths of David Eliisou liellhouse and others, wish having on the 16th inst., at Masichester, assaulted these, and throw u a mambo? of large stone* et them, in the eso. calico of their dey as constables. llamas Bancroft, aged 21, and 71nanum aged 40, charged with a similar nffroce. I on Mr oath of W. 'kW., at Manchester , the wore, and did great noir. and f ' welted sad HI, mewl*. er !aka Forrester Awe,. - Georg* Mil* aged 23, and .4rther aged 36, el &lett co the oink of Amain,' Jpffetsoo sod 'Sarah Hough, l't•t• n t•101 A" • ;f:fr . • • • -1 4 17114 4 1 0 . . .• is * .15 111110.,( 1 * ri • LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, 1819 Pilaff 700 • : 66 The Caw far which IiaIIPIMN fell in As Field, end Stares,. died on the Scqtrold!" •It th. 'eyes Ws A. • end. Alh fib SOO anti t. Ned. • • • Moot. Malin. ind It. seth e. Mk b. 'turas . Null ilk *Mrs. I I ! Nth Ott poem, and then and there throw e number of Vows at tka constables. 7Vanatat Asko* and 7lemo• Wurillhagitma, chore ad, on oho oaths of Benjamin now and Jahn Wan. ateoholto►, with hoeing. an the lath instant, et Man. chaster, with SOU ethers, tintowsly ennobled to eitatorb the peace, and thrown a somber of stones at the constables. James teeter. charged, on the oath of Edward Meagher, with holiest, at Manchester, trgether sills an ethers, riotnesly amembled in thp streets to die. verb the pear., nod did then and theist shoat and makes great disturbance. 17softies 011ie, charged, on tho oath of Richard James Withingtno, with haitiog, on the 16th below, at hieschester, together with 500 and up war d s riot. misty omemble:ltegetber todtsturbthe steace,rumi thee end thetas thrown a ember of stones at the claimable& Joh* Strife*, eketget- *et fie got* of 'Edward Pelson, with having; on the loth ND at liiihattes- Iter, with 500 others, riotously assembled to distorts the peace, and thee and there thrown a camber of steels at the coastal's. Moses &Horn. charged, on the sods of John Gainey. with lasting, ea the lath inst. at Manchester. akh 1,000 ethers, riotously assembled to disturb the peace, sod Ike! asd there modes great seise and dis torbasco, by shooting seal ether tentelt sees largesse. George Ashcroft. charged, to the ea' its of Thames Poisson sad Wm. al wh, with having, ea the 16 , k last., at Manthester, with s^o ethers, riotously ss. enabled to disturb the peace, and threat) a number of stones at lie constables. Stadia Smith srd Henry Clarke, etterpd, ea the oaths of Thomas Plinnott and W.. Booth, with l assaulting them lo the execution of their ditty as eon. staltior, .e the 111th lastest. sod thrown a clamber rf stooes et them. Samuel Reimer, chew& en the oath of Edward Meagher, ell 'sleeking bim at blaerbester, and hissing end shoeing at him ie Abe peblie streets. Jester Makin, choried, on O. °silts of Thome Brett sod John I.orgoetth,eith hasia6, on the 16th Instant, at 1111106.ster, with 10,000 and upwards, riotously assembled le disturb the pease sad sake a v" noise sad disterbeeert. filching Perry, charged, on the oath of James Heist, with leaving, so Moody morning the 15th ihstant, et Msathoster, Grad at lint with a pistol. Robert Ilea, chivied, no the oath of Jab• S:riniter, with hating, en t►e 16:h instsat, at Mao. chester, together with 500 others, dottiest, assem bled teenier to disturb the pram, sod thew and there riotously making a greet oohs, by shouting sad housing, sod throwlogetoneirat the coostahles. Amato°, charged, on the oath ef Charles Ash. I worth, wllk having, ea the letltiost. at Manchester, r indted end stirred op a Isrga number, to wit, 50 riotous parsons to smelt sod ill treat warless special countable*, who bed then sod there a certain prisons: id their coated'', by uylog," Kill theta ; d—. thee, kill them." Irdliam Dolton, chsrgod, on tilt oath of Robort Booting, tith hiving, on the lOth lostant, a%4llam. cheater, o Wetly sod ■alidously inclik a Immo nom. ben, t• wit, 60 riots.. pine OS I to swot sod ill. tout natio. simeial coostsitios •hi Ile esscatio• of their del: 1 Alan Lang, charged en thd oath of Yuen Platt, with baths', on the 16th inst. at )laschestelr, with 500 others, riotously amembled to ilistptelhe peeve, aed thew and there theatres oneher of stones at the cubstablet. Joseph Kershaw, charged, 1. Ilse oaths of Jean Ilall sod Charles Pidgeon, skit hawing, en the 16th inst., et Manchester, with 500 others, riotously assembled together ti distort; the peace, and then and there thrown a member of stoves at the coestablet. Ileac iferrep, Aimed, on the oaths of Williams Wiestseley Hall and Thomas. Serr, with haying, ea the 16th instant, at Manchester, together with others to the member 6110,000, violently aseetabled to dis. sorb the peace, sod did thee sad there throw a large number of strobes at the constables in the eleelkties of their duty. Thomas Taybr, charged, on the oath of Chsrlre Owen, with hoeing. en the 16th inst. at Maseheater, ti•gellsor with 10,000 others ' riotously assembled to disturb the peace, sod thew and there rietoa.ly se. suited the constables in the executive of their defy. James Dareisley and Joseph Nadel, charged with having, et Ashton-ender-Line, ghee opposition and snnoysnce to soldiers on duty is that township, mule use of expressions indicative of drilling and training ageism the King'. forces, sod she of the following espressloss They (the soldiers) hate taken ewe blood, sad we will hare blood for blood: the tyrants of Eagland shall not role seer es," bulb eaptessia; er aeareting to the same. Into:Ras Cryan, charged, on the oaths of Jnsepb Fletcher and John Campbell, with creating a riot at the New•cross at Manchester. Samuel Renshaw, charged, on the oaths of J. rteph Fetcher sod others, with creating a violet the Nee. cross, at Manchester. Jaha Flsch, charged, se the oath of Edw. Pointers, with creating a /ha, at Mascinteler. Juha Chorllon and David Wree, Agreed, on ha oath of J•.ho Shaw , with hating openly tends .I mid pahlidted a false, wicked, inalieless. acendalonr, • acrd cedillas, printed libel of end hainst his Ma• jorro ) •1 sold:ere, in s Perr stylo.l.• The Manchester Litcratjt. Commercial, and PcUtica hlish.J 4411Iff lir, I Ith inu., !MIL 'tams and Peter Whitfield, et.asind. Wm. Booth, lab hstini, on lb. 9. p fester, tints...sly assembled to distorts did then sod there sinsously make a dist•ehance, sod also eisitessly Ss- ,tsested this said Woo. Booth, io the a duly as a constable. ler, smashing Jobs Berns, st Man. i t charged, so the oath of John Wood,