The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-18 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN. M A NC:HESTER MAG ISTRATES, CONTE AST E D. ---z------- . frm.' liito, thus the lOU of Caledonia shall be 1 oilynt." A 'posher stood, " that melt proceedings 1 e is i o, dioggnioglealfd the oecettity of • Radical RP. form. If the Manchester *lima*, had not cal• related open the apple*. end sopped of a Borough faction, this trigeily v iewer would hare been acted." Noss bet Seed., it wet Matsaded, mild bet • P roe have wished she s l aeg hter of men, al oseo, child; noon, whose dsty it was to poor the bale of poste soil lotion lot* their wimentle, had esectiosed 'heir deed, and imbrued his Made is hymn pre.— I A 'maker esid, " the pious Mdasooth bed sect his Wirmilites, his' Richmoods, sad his 011vers throve) the country. to ensure the people, and incite them into acts of treason and rebellios. They had sot. pendod the Consiiistion ha the foolish hope of petting an end to Public Meetings; bet the &upend's hod not answered the perpos of its siscresat aothors.— Sesser shell the wave which washes oar worsens shores cease to roll, than we shell forego the right of en/sibling together." A member of 'totaled's', deprecating the sootiest of the Manchester Magistra tes, wore sigma' ; Teta of Thanks were given to the most illestrioss Rs& cals. 3. Peacock, Esq. was thanked with greet sp. pleats, for allowing the Meeting to be held on the Moor, and his portrait is to be misted by the hand of a celebrated Radical Reformat, sad pieseatad is it appears still to be the general (Tiniest, that the c..nflort of she Magistrates at hlsethester, Ito theist" nwlisschuly meat, hes lima most atrocious; at last 'here is no evidence yet exhibited to the conin"l• - I'.rlorps It may be. acceptable to year Reeder', jest on mention, as a centred, the following account of the render' of Magistrates in beedno. am a similar ' cra.ifin, some ;renege, namely, a Public illeetiag l i-• Ore open afr. von A PAiLIAIIIPITAai Raving", It .... rmelred that • Public Mettle* of THELON. DON CORRESPONDING SOCIETY be held ow the stlik of October, 1793, Is a Geld beleeglog to %Ir. BaILLAT, behind his howl le the Ineksey. rood, as no fNO in Leaden was large essegh to c nistairo that nereemis body. Sees after the rectety had mot, they were tolerated, that a greet amber of coestables were assemblies In the neighbourhood, end that three Magistrates, with Immo Wont, Solicitor to the Treasury, were at the Nag's Iliad public-house dose by. Is aissegoesce of such la. formation, e ifiljpetation of three discreet Members of the Collfe6lll l , waited epee the Magistrates, sad had some 0011•1111111•1 with them es the subject of the Meeting, and the general object which the Society had I. view, mil pretested them with a copy of the Satiety's Mika le the Nation, with their Rosole• times, slack they had lately bliabed ; and also informed them, for what special mewl the pretest Meeting had been called. It to choose two De legates, to lepton& them in Consoling at Edin. harsh. who had thee net alebtais A RIZONVII IN 1119 KEPIIVERTATION 09.1118 COlBllOllll HOVON•I9 pPAULIAIIIINT. They invited the Magistrates to be resod, and witness their orderly deliberations; but they politely declined the invitatine, het said, that they would not interfere if the Society coodected t h ems elves with propriety. This conditios was res. dily agreed to, for, from pest aperients, they were - ter,iew ebb the Magisttetes caused a little delay is consateming the holiness, sod i um company became impainal ; bat when the gees es wee pet to them, whether they would postpone It until the Deputation returned, it nes instsolly acceded to. When the Deputation cum back, end reported the favourable reception which they had met with, it was ordered immediately to begin the business of the day. Bet, Were they proceeded, Mr. klaaa•am, who wee Chairman of the Committee, is a special charge to Mr. W locus, the High Coosieble, t• order those ender his parliceler rare to keep the perow,fot some of them had masinsted a disposition to break it. by forcing themselves fete the house where the Com- Mitre was thee pitting, sad vegetated Mr. Timone to take notice, that the Society woold assist him, If needful, I. the disabuse of his duty, hat they wield watch that be did it. Asti it is het fek to my, that he performed his duty 89 MOWN* peeve Aim, end a good member of society, foe which he received a p u blic vets of thanks when the besieges was ever e receediass• of the day woo pearly naiad, which took up word beers, hating froweimpeetast papers to seed and discos', sod to he approved, such as abrleln Relentless, sod certificates to the Del.. Rolfe. sod instrocileas to be gives to them, for the Gestations' of their coadect whew at Edielsergh, he. when the Magistrates, by this doe tired wail's( an ussrly hours at a pablic.horme, end we prospect of haring any thing to do, sent a very civil mower, to espedite the barium as mach as possible, because, said they. she mooing is drawing ea, and the mo ron'!" of people still eacteesiog. [Observe ! The Magistrotes did tel order the cavalry to disperse the Meeting.] The fact is, the people, from cariosity and aunty, were coming me at that late hear from al ;pater', aid lamenting the ionlowe where the Snlay was assembled. The sonteroes spectators listened with the greatest anima's to what was read, mad to the eloquent speeches of some of the Members. Boos after the message was readied all bagmen veiled, for which the Snidelbad bees cow vowed, when it sus waylaid, Thal ( etherks of thkl Noddy bi gives kith* Magistrates of hip•sirael end Shoreditch for their proper condoct es Mb ow*. i l ea . The wag theeseade who whitened with heartfelt satisfactioe the Istesestiog proceedings of dist impanel Meeting, west away with *daises' political leformation, sod highly pleosed with the orderly mud peaceable hawker of that useful, hot greatly calemeiated Society. kiss. Oee Resolution merits particular uotice--"Thet, se the contest between the Beroeshmoogers end On pee. pie Is of vital importance, bean it becomes Indispen is ably necessary that the people use every metbird their pewee to cot of the rostrums of these retesting trouts, whereby they may be expelled from their soaped setbority, mad the people resale their legiti mate rights. That, at glutting at the vast tense, which the Borriegbmisagers derive from tee, tobacco, and spirituous liquors, we cousin it to be oar defy to abstain from the en of those articles ourselves, estil a Radical Reform is the Coalmine House of Parliament be obtained. And we hereby dreary recommend to all Reformers to adopt, as far as possible, the same mossens. That Major Cart. wright, Mr. Hest, Sir F. Burdett, Sir C. %Voisin, Mr. Worrier, sad other friends of Reform la Lea. doe, be respectfully levited te same a day for a General Monies of Reformers throughout the whole kingdom, le order that the above Rests. lodes be adopted sad corded late effect, whereby It will became a truly astioesl esessere." An Address to Mr. Haut was produced and read. Mr. Heat was poesy rind at great leagth, end the Address was nand with a tweet sheet of applasse. After a speaker from the trot side of Glasgow bad aped some time in making seTtfi stricter,s opera tire duplicity end ',feeling coodect of the Clergy, the beanies of the Meeting elided with the Prone requisieg the peo ple to depart wait Negativity aa good order, sod go peaceably home. Abeet the middle of the proceed. legs, a cry of " Hessen" rem, sad the people fled on all sides, sod it was with some dlicalty the Cm. show could get them rallied and order restored. A collectioe was made, wins the people were retiring, for the relief of the Maethester sufferers. Souse light. legend retry Woomera the fromwih their presence. It is stoppered Olen were 14,000 to 18,000 people present. The riot become Naomi et sena o'clock. The Riot Act was read three times before else. The win. dews of the Tontine, Bailie Bowie, Mr. Barn's old and new \doses, Dr. Findlay, Birkmyris warehouse, Beillie Unbent end See, &channels (of North Bar), Mr. Sharp (Captale of the fiefolumn), Mr. Lymbern, and Mr. Pollock's windows, with tbe lamps of 'Cuspid', High.street, Sterepsirvet, sad New-street, are all destroyed. The iron railiftg of the Methodist chapel was tore to pieces, sod sled as weeper's: Driest the cavalry sod betenmeo, and the mob clamed them clearly up Storey-street. —All wss quiet at one N the morning. The mob began to assemble about three o'clock f,oe Moe. day toornlng, sad coetiased to increase till one, when the Riot Act was reed, ad tin earthy sad special constables bore to clear the MOMiv. . —Two companies of the 80th Regional sr ed at three o'clock , piled their arms, and female. ed is readiness at the Cross. In the mese time the Reform Committee were met with the Provost, and a Meeting of th e people was held at the feet of St. Jaases'ystreet. About 6,000 or . 8,000 wee assembled lsa t n Natant to hear the Report. They were addressed llows Gutless*, webs,* had a long coefersoce with the Prevost, sod he has pledged his honour, that every person who has sea Wiled say damage in Ike late out shall have ample justice dome him ; and sholld say person ac cuse any Unease of treetop cretin in the dis chardgee of his duty, the affair shell have complete so ceedid l eves tigation ; and if the boneless be found guilty, be shall be brought to condign pettish. meat, though be were his owe f ather. Now, Geoderofess mew, you mo st disperse immediately, as the P is de ermined to use every effort to keep the peace." —Olen the mob eted, ' Who broke the peace ? Resters the prisoners; restore the prisoners withoet bail; give op the Bags,' &c.)—" Orr message is de livered ; 11111111 quarter of en hoor's sllewea you to disperse; every sae's fate is in his owe bieds."— The groat body of the people still contlealeg la the streets, the military were forced to interfere. The cavalry and Nommen immediately moored the streets, sad dispersed tin all directions. At sight every close and la ne were web searched with torches, and gelatines was completely restored at twelve o'clock. All th e temps in Gant'S•11111111i, Canal. street, sod Broomtand.street, were brokee at nine o'clock. Snug people ore 'evenly hurt with she batons of the countries, bet we have sot heard of say one deerressly wounded. All was coin at sit o'clock. U. eyclkiliftli. ,s Ind felsely esisizs, .ud tem et " Meson &deviator/ Will it I sips ken, Eillames I weeld In dm se sue &equity sod Ills is so murder , them Need .f awl )every ourselves? seederrd eel deed? free its _ T►en sock so When for Oto royalty, pelt toottltode we an - diets were Mort. eat dotes log to f sofa, log wa7, vied ) ? Ind Meeting et Motet- POLICE , left me newly dead. Ile thee ram sit 0 , the Michel. op lit rt. with the patter is bit bawl. mad 'bete left it. awl we I ass by the bark door. My tries at thus line alarmed the treviab tor. hand; Noy whereas was in the parlour, mod also heard theat.-•- Vf bra I loabdl not I saw tli it the rill igier bad aye led the sootHeasee.aul let bits.. tor ;he awe went mood to t h e fruit &vie. awl olden tiylrin kook i g. The nrighbootv taw sloe lardy bed lbehreweeltaerthse a. the door, *lwo be 5..11 Ow n tb.3 v•toe. beret at No. 11, and muntrog the .ere. t et g be t old I obey sofa gn for a .erproto, he ~.aid yo Cy are alter. and la Wu safe Me escape. Mt. Yota t ,l,., tin• woyeya, caws sad Mewed ow woomes. My skill win yo a di injoril, thus be feared I retold oat live .lie aught wit. I a s ets.tiord ity the Meightrale ONUS a womb a ter, wed the poker otth waticli the Preoror tett we was ekes a. d left 1 1:e Mr. Robert &tapir, of No. 85, linter steel, 1-linetsa, ear. IP" .rents.—Om Ow Ilk Jame. 181 i. 1 ....• via for to lea owe of Mrs. (ulule, where I fail I JAW Oginor•bble, the gre• east. now prevent. is the parlour with erveral moon& n o Met bed wad sarioat parts wf bre bade. Os egiinnenline I Cowed *shad received hate deep wounds so Le tight i skt.,l burgle. awl sae am the right tele of the no fr.wwir..lnir ibe e rival artery; they were apparently torn. led by a p .kit ay some Seta histreweat $ seine! sass& as/ easy black owl., moue aIAS dheassible ow saber proof bet body g the floe sill leiggleben, awl she =wke sf mil. were ?wide* no the ha deal the 00. M with eat to stroart. ben I the vomited maga elms( c14:1. ii 0.., lost II y retottectitto s be. so the fall us lag beg fatelli.e were tmottsd, and wee eruaravi.4l is perfect retrials if them IA I 6.1. of a t t egai m g e s b. e. Is was about iss maths brittle Jaw Gioia' It rec• saved of her wooods. which aware , ' to base Wes sateSed by safe perms ash isle*, as warder. The Prisoner sill be tiii-4 nt the preset Sask.'. raa__ EXTRAORDINARY EASE OF CHILD STRIPPING AND STEALING. MAILSOROUOII-11TRICT.—Mnry WICOIIy, in or. Olio, eight years old, bat whose depravity 'shocked all present, was charged with enticing • boy. Named Fodder, three years and a half old, from his play. metes, and stripping him of part of his clothes. A youth sawed Smith, son of the King's Massone , ' of that same, in Eatort.street, Pimlico, stated. that betweea sit end seven o'clock on Thersday evening, he saw the Prisoner in the set of stripping the child, she having got of the frock and separated the skirt from the body. ffe qeestioned her as to *Rat she was dung with the child, whin sbe swore at him, and said it was her brother. Witness followed her from Paisee-street to the censer of Stafford-street, when semi females interfered, sod at their revisit Win. stealey, a soldier, followed her. The soldier stated, that the Prisoner persisted that the child was her brother, sad that she was pie, to take him home. The child at Grit made as answer, hot sebeiqatntly said that site was est his sister, sad the Priserier's reply was, that her brother sever spoke wittiest telling lies. The Prisons! led witness a dues by Ceestitation.laill, Part-lase, and Hoed. street. Ske aid she expected to meet her father, and if so, tbe soldier weed get his heed broke. She gate different sames and addresses, and to detect be/ W in. Mosley pretended to less. her, when she stopped and begs. balled.elsginsi. By the advice of some bye. menders, be lodged her in Mary.le-besae watch. house. Mrs. Fodder, the mother of the child, knells fro. soother, who had bees playlog with her little boy, that he was sedeced away to see some doming dolls, sad sbe coot in Perch of bite, sod did net ascertaio where be was anti% Wiostanley brought hist home. as be was jest able to tell the salibboarbood in obis! he NENVATE AND LF.ADRNHALL iI4NKF.TS. (S 9 Ow l'aoca 9.) Rog 44. M. to 44. M. Veld fra 01. On 1.. 44 Naomi ... 44. N. IS Si. 2.1 1 Pact .. ea 7s. 01 1."99t0 !s.. .le6, ti MARKWI3. UR RR! DC& Cemtespeelees Rearm—Tswana • Sen. 14. Wheat. per lood 17;. —s. to 101 Os. Begley , per gaups— 33.. --d. se 44.. —4. Oats Dew 4lls. —d. 1.. Nu —4. ($4 DIM Pees Rye —d. --- PRICE Or TALLOW 04, J am e, Market. 9,, 111. T....,,Ta1i..• 13.. iit . •4. O. (Aire Markel .. ...110. Od. Yellin! Itersl463. 01. —. a. Ifiladerltapel Martel Jr. S. Whsle dill. —.4. Od. •—e. Od. per 5t..4 Kb. --- Swap dim --e. Oa. —i. 00, Awer l ll l •• 9i. N. 1 Meiiiire M.f 50. GI. 61.. el. Maw reitob..3o .04. 140. Od. WWI% 245. Og• 11•106 Drees .. llle. 01. YAP* Snap. 1104.-11•014. It*.—Cort. 106..—hd0. 00r, Price 4 Cariler. per dozes. 14s 04. Medi**. IS.. 61. lived. - Mr. Conant, the Magistrate, closely interrogated the Prisseer. and after used conning and premien dos, slag said, that ber mother was a ballad singer, sod her step-father a dreamer. The Magistrate en deavoured to Sod eel if her parents were privy to her guilty treesetioss, bet she artfully evaded the pro per answers. It haven't dropped eel that she bad hese at Si. Giles 's ea Wednesday, sod that a wows, eased M'Carty, who bad accoopaeled her dews fres the watch-tense, had pee he.. with her. Tie Magistrate out eternised this wombs, bet her sloes were equal to the Prisoner's. She pen dee ease of a waste who west with her from St. Giles's le take the Priseeer base, bet ast each parses ceeld be felled. They were both remsarled estil the father sod Nether 'sold be fiend. The father was breeght le with a epilog sad law ben, is *MA articles he deals, aid he was reamed• ed with the others until the mother mold be felled. Queue-sow ARIL —Meese/ Rau sad George James, two youths, residing In New Tothill.etreet, were charged on sespidoe of blustery, at the belle of Mr. Robert Ward, Lower GfiliftS•f•place, SIGN. PRICK OR HOPI. it am RASP. II ER roams Kent ••• M 50. us M. Os. Kest ... 01. Os a. 01. 00. lusez... M. 150. I. 31. lb. Seams . 01. O. UL 0.. hoer .. 0 se M. Us Farabsie M. b. to M. 0.. PRICE OF LEATHER Mite. 30 to Whs. am* • 1811 to 3141 pet lb. Ditto, 36 to 6Obe. •ch 4!M to alectoste Sadie loch . --d Daman li tare 1144 to —4 to 164 Foe Cowl. Hides led i 0 196.1 Crop Hales 33 to 4011•1 for mallet I 6 to ILI Moo 43 to 50tH, INA to 9046 GOSLING 30 to 4011 a. . ILI to 164 Ditto fin to Oahe. to 36/ Ditto 70 to Sia. • 111 to MA Ina Seek (Grceoload) • OM to VW Large Mao to —a. pet Mora RAW RIDES. Rest Heifers wed dooms Ux► ) 94. 01. to 94. Od. Iliddlow. Orditatt Illorket - Calt Failith Hone Os. OIL Imp Oe W. gr a m ldr. Ward, jolt. stated, that borers tha family ergot to bed on Wednesday night, the hoes' dog sp. peered to be very gentry ; a parses was scat luta tho gable is consmasees, bit so ea* was fogad them. Tbs family west to bed, tad at day.brosk his father 1 1 leaked oat at his citamber•wiadow, sad perceived a bider set up sgainst the hosts is duo peas. He gads as slam, and whams went down stairs, when be found all the doors opened, the locks of all the drawers sad capboards picked, sod tka property made u in bandies te bo whichoast,c A;at nothing was take s p tcept a new great gat, ost seven gal -1 mess, and an ambrells. A panel ass cat oat stile back door by a centre bit, when the thieves entered. He procured a countable sad they fogad the Prisoners behind a hedge is th e Five. fields, behisd tho garden. The gardevo.gata was opened, and they Isigaght them into the bell, where es bring geostiogod, they said they lived in Weals:Jolter. tithtreah they Said Were they lived in Pimlico. Their shoes Ailed the fret. marts in the ravel walks in the garde*. The Nursers asW, is defence that they ealy west isto the Five. gelds to sea the W e Geoids 'torching ; bet the constables said they did not 'swim that wining. They wen both romaoded. Ilairetoa-soesa.—flarlbelemew White, a penes ef re. inecentrie argestanee, was is Friday beoecht o p before the Um* legion thavieg tees remolded ea a formes day). ea a eking softer,. Mr. Alley attended es catettet for the pra.ersoka. The Plasma bad bora teas-aged tar Mr. frees. C Wheatley. a r emputry mercheat, eel Sept as dice i• Word-shee side. Fr.. the &demo of Mr. Wlrmiky, it appeared that the Primers remitted bills Si him for purchases made io Low dam to • Ter, large amour. Is December, NIS, he hooded N. ever • bill for 11101. purporting te bow bees draws by C. Res land. ef ICerle, as JoM Abbott. of Manchester. dated SI Ditserober.llllll. at de moetbs, bet which was set paid, • sad ma each patio& odd be mead. The Pitman was MIS enramitted for trial. ISCORRIGIBLF. DEPRAVITY. GOlLllll•ta.—Friday a yeses wow" awned Delmer Curromr. wits 'Keoghs before the !Wag Aiderume. apse a charge of bowleg relied Mr. Chid, aceerbeee, of New-slreei, likbotts. of property to _a c•osiderabie ammoro. TM flesee, Mr. Caleb slated. that lbw Prlseeer bad NM employed by him on Satoirday _lmo is the capacity nr ter. cum. She bad ease tram the Refuge for scar De.iliete. Houton, where dm had bees be two years. sod they bask/ tureadered her as beteg theism" rellemed:4ll= her a most recede's' chataelet, Width Me at is she Wad er ire Pretreator, of her rahatelag wry treernatier • hkb had aal idea eradicated by dbilikalpber d the broke ti. is. She wed Is bed at the maul bake es lishdhy (venlig.— Oa /be folios leg Nasky, at belfiewl Odle is the eargaieg. It •oe (mod that dm bad dreamped. lain with her a member of goyim. striate., awl saber wearleempprirel, sad also a maim- Me mold rim. J•••eph Ch ewer,. the City-taker. Nardi that he aPPrebeefies the Prosser ow Tuesday. Uppas beieg ioterrogoied..he tee. freed 1131 she bad take§ prereett. +Melt she hod pledged. S.te mitt•emmaliv hired a lodging, seder the pretence ei 1..1111 111 Pi aroma from the etataley• The ;secretly aao preitered mod demigod by the Preteeater. The Pi ifinate was fatly committed far trial, sad the parties bond ever I t prosecute. ATTEMPT TO MURDER. llow.eraere.— Friday Jobe Ilistie yes esaatiord Wove RicSAID 1/1111311. Esq. chad civically bestial Jitox lireesstittle, .111 sooem to ma ter her. Jame tireestale so ore. —Two seen • the feb algae. John C. Elisio!.!•Me te actirt-t't Imam. -••• cod dram I; ran with It• r. • i ti.g to go. Akela 'a. auto the prelatic. Ner was Miami by braid him yen wood by the side • his rtes. end I the pot., r out .4 the .tuts, Pt 'whirr 1 was la seriously walk. There sae lid out ditarreete !St, ...richt a cast!. pee me a blow tw that Is two.. act Edited. Pelmet.. earl Publided by P. Partar, al Me %TAM Al La Patton teas Vence, he. 4, Salisbury-testi, Ekes-street. COORS'S OF LIG hayterasom. IS I V. F. Ditto, at sighl,ll II Ameevihis Mite, at vlik. NotlerSoss, It Aulereep, IS S lislobevfli, 51 Allem 36 7 Paris. 3 gays% dgiit, 4535 Ditto.* 5 Ileordesiv 6 i, 5365 Freak ea tke)litine, 131 Madrid. 35$ Cad is. SS Bilbao, 54 Seville, 36._ 011inlves. 50 6013.Fszose ' Sirt. U. lissftes. 411 doss. 44 *Os. 46 Vests*. II 9 ID tC:s.lll per se. Liam 16 64rZeirs. IR Dublin. 116 per fest. Carl. 11 es per tt. %pus at the Wok as Holism& pprirsal GoliCis Gins, 114,115. 1041. per es. Nin Bars Par oz. New len. Ds Oi. per es. Silver. is Ban, end is. I& COAL MARKET. San. 17. Ships M Ships •• 441 Sews.*le 17; Sistherbmil M toormax Sum la.—Yesterday Mears throw, an fellow, about 15 Tan of age, was pat to the bar, under • charge of ettemptiog a reps sod assault epee a little girl soder ten years of age. The indictment was in two t o cun*, one of which charged that he had , in the perish f St. Leeeerd i s i , Misread', violently melted, with intent to coo. wit • ripe so the body of Amelia Wriggles, a child, of eight years old. Ti.. ether wu for a CllOO l l lO as 'salt.—After essmining several witnesses, the Airy acquitted the Prisoner of theater's of repo, hut found him guilty of the assault. Ile wu unlaced to sit Booths ceefinement in the Hesse of Counties. Mr. Mace, o f Stroud, in Kent, gathered lest ' seek in his garden so enormous ripple of the French coddling species, which measured fourteen lutes aul.s.half in circumference, and weighed twenty oSS I. DREADFUL SUICIDE OM BLACILTRIAR!. MUDGE.-- Wedoesday night, a few mingles after sins to'cloc, a female of gente el matronly appearsoce, was obsery. vd walking brehwalds sod forwards ea illackfriar's Bridge, io a wild aid harried steamer, it titers a ssiessly looking about her, DE if she espeeted to fowl somebndy. Teo singelarity of bar manse, et. erected allyntion, sad some persons watched her at &taste, till she had pt eLost as far es the 'hit& iamb, ens the tight head side from Bridge.street, mites she soddenly otoon'ed the balestrade bridge sod threw herself olf. A cry of horror isseed I frees 111111Pfel iter ens who were passiog. and one Lady was so °remora* that she fainted. tiofortesstely there were no watermen in attendaics at that hear, sod lb. onfortooate women peri•bed. - _ N&R I ED. Oa the 16th Ind • t Hsieh e, Revs. Mt. D. Cloak , . Meet th, woe Mr. W. elobdre, el Renue•hell. Estee. $ life 11. 'l'..pp ili chin r;.,te,t daughter tot the Kee. M.Tepbof , Seeds Late. DIEM Oo She 15th lot. at ViallrAra•gt tea, 3111441kwit, Jam, the lap of Mr. J. %aware. thi Ore 11th stort. at Hastier, Ilia Mary Ana 111111.04 mirth of at,trhaw. air/ On i.ri ai ho rrsideare, Meta itt's-boildiagh , r allth law, gird ut, D. Pugh. LI..U. A greatly caisiaatatiru an..., . T. N. Pimlico. hot. 11, 1119. As eyeshot.. PAISLEY REFORM MEETIN 411 b WI 1 • ESEQUENT RIOTS G . lIIIMIEII PAITICULARIII Mr. TATZOII wall chaise Prows, sod begets I bsoleees et the Meeting, by rojeleiog atteeties a psi order. Hs Ms stated, that tito [Worsen b so wish for disterbasee sad moieties so was fele a sserted by *sir esesties; they me rely *lobed sad put t• all sesecessery plates, r s tes, i siemens, sad a proper shore is the NM their reentry. He abetted to the " lobes bsiep epee that billetedhiatattrhia i . wereet a t p ey bi a l f a r to t i I aIP *t e it aylte:l peseeshN 74 ; yva s sai l ;d i std no lte free , tbejs t rte'i ad all the e t; e et i I rather see tbs beta of ail my kiadrtd wbl, I poolaismt epos the piltzporpet rater i s. Ills lime le 1111111111 between tee optimism, whets my t' and gasmen 'talk is epos day; wilts the I me Magistrates have naked the thanks of i who pry their bleated carouses with the Ile the artists." As•ther speaker observed, that ' British seen, bads droom epee stervisi mei Witting oases ; desolated (he tegaired) co untry is the world to be draw • ameeg oars* And will yes allow yes! &Aires to be mar vittleat tai,log year vele* against tbs isferaal tic '. scone, shall the ski wash Utalosteed ft( *ls to be seethe, greed Meeting at ILilaser. ti :. --i-,;6-..... J.,. C. Limo ,. c ... .. - a Satordep „• Mn. Cattle, U per karate. Winters. artrairl 111 the ovary arrived is Glasgow fins Pahl/ a/wire be tern P 10.% and 111 1 011 . 00 01 It. • eielort I too\ sip ray elates:. tone. tar eaysky, die sosediog of the Mee bteeght • mil . Ire , ..,, d ism the kudi.n. .1., ealtitede into the streets to Sesta lie gees pea i to W ire olth lot face la from al it. I I sorry to ley tint a mirk , of dr dm Ptief elthel the ben el /be Meese; I se ssais.ose rsioteer kir hair oat r Is tees bit with fragments of Web smte black t be Ores amain lb They arrived at the Black se eye ..r As liss• ea Ow 00 07 arraillt. of,ail el yea; wed morel of those sr 1 1,...041"ciewt, ...1 eogoire tits road, were, by Jo dila. olorit aid misdirected. It woold sawie,' re •.. am O. rater. Ile rave ill aallibt Wardl e& la a espe at the I. n stet iumi another mot. yen sosvc, to t • tbas the sotad le s of a • mt.'s' Yeah 110 ford =refl. f a Ws Oat. • • ,4