The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-02 00:00:00

the un•l•fstantlinsi snU sentiments ,t 6.1 entire Us. Sinn. The fullo4ing is the Pioclein‘tien ■bete al luded Iv:— " Too n-h.. 11 A“z. o To 1 The M.ynr in.s.iflors it I .i• dams to intririn the Public, tel on Saturday last t•• rorrit. la • R•qut•i• lion to call a Public blerni.lt of the town ilia I orighh.•erhnntl, uirh which to rnm ply Ii h•e *limo ehesreed tit I tx►tain indrtidaalt heels taken upon flu/removes conveee a Meeting for the perverts named iu tbe its- '• The Mayor, In feather discharge of what he t Margit.' to be 111 dory, and solely with • tie* le the avoithinco of soy letuelt or disorder, cobalt' to the cnn.id•ratilsn of sorb of the inlishitabta as ' limp. prove of the Meeting, and deem any address upon the sobjerie situtleil to in the iterpalaition •nneesaaary, but who might otherwise be led to attend the saute Armagh motives of evriottity, the prudence sod pro priety of abstaining therefrom. 41 The Mayor depots it right to odd, that upon this occasion be shall adopt Sorb precautionary mea sures es be wier.deem advisable, so rissole else r ip. emotion of the peace,•in any possible event." ANOTHER ACCOUNT. Tw• o'Cluclk, P. K. We copy the following from a Second F.ditien I .1 Billings's Liverpool ddrerliet►, of Monday, A-Ji. 30 : " At twelve o'clock this day, pennant to polo: lie notice, • Meeting was held i:. Clayton-square, of those persons who are desirous of such Re form in the Commons Hesse of Parliament as will give t►e People a fell, fair, and free Representa tion, for the purpose of coosidering the pr spriety of •dJresio„ his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, vindicating those who are liieodly to that constitu tional greasers from the calumnies which the Ministers and many of the Magistrates of the country have lately thrown oat respecting them, end earnestly es hotting Lis Royal H 'hoses, whilst • he receives the assurances of our most sincere attachment to the English form of Government, to pay the earliest possible attention to the rights of so unrepresented People' " M r. Joust Wonn. after having stated the cause of their .asereobling in that place, moved that Colonel Wiur Ams be called to the Chair. The Colonel then (weighted to the Meeting the besiness for which they had es-ambled. Tl.s Rev. Mr. SIittPUERD 1111.111111fth addressed the Assembly at veal length, and concluded wish sooting the Addret• sod Polities to the Prisms Re gent, fur the objects stated in this Requisition, which being seconded by Mr. Ortrwct.t. Wools, was •sasimessly screed to with acclamation. " Mr. J. Siam then moved a Resolution, pirig. leg the Meeting to en iatemigatios into the rm caret ireasseti•es at Manchester, which was roe• crowded by Mr. EDWARD RUSHTON, mad also agreed to with acclamation. Tbe Theists of the Meeting were then moved by Dr. Caownow to the Chsirmao, sad the Meeting 1(1101110y dispersed. The number of persons present, it is seppotell, amounted to shout 6000. - - - IK4KEFIELD REFORM MEETING. aU 'field , A 'wolf 31. This day's Meeting has passed oil tier) cietotly. and, so far as hove been able to learn, without the slightest ac cident of any kind. An sdditional troop of Dragoons bat been ordered to the sp 1, end the two troops stationed in Leeds had rentain+d all day in marching order, ready to set off st a moment's notice, had their services been recilired—bot there was not the least occasion f r them. The swot. blase, which was immense, all retired, .fter the be. sines, was ended, %lib the utmo st order and geist t !IC Leirm IleagT.—:H•ll , tay m the Punic Ogres.. THIC STATNSMAN. TOWBOAT, sarcoma 2, I B'. 9. WESTMINSTER MEETING. The Awns!,ly of the People this day in the City of Westmin.t•r and seat of Government, may be to w: teed the most irnortant of say which has been beta since that in the celerrated tags meadow is the envoi' of Sarre), w►ere Welt Join signed sad seal et' the fatness MAGNA CllAitTA. Par, silken% that assembly lasted ►s many (1.), as this will proba bly hoots 'sly, yet do we think fr-m tier very snot that more bonefir • ill Is• derived to the Liberties of the People ofGreat Britain from this than hum that Meet ing; since the heel(%) effects of this will be Wended to a class of our fellow-citizens who coals] not compare. tirely have bese injured by the previous non-eaistenco of that Charter, nor benefit's] by its execution. They Wive net since been used without their consent, having no voice in choosing their Representatives; end are compelled by immigrant to risk their lives in any war whatever, as well of conquest as defence, w►ether of necessity or otherwise: and at last are sabred or shot at, if they dart oiwoly and in members to complain of their condition !! This Meeting of today then is called to consider whether such Is a It condition for the People of Distend, and to try the efficacy of the lest tarn the People have left (moot force !) to redress their grievances. W. mad not say that the STITIMILIN wee the first men ugly to urge the discussion of these highly is portent topics, and the foremost Io vrooounce that decided opinion upon the transactious of the Magis trates o f kliochastor, 90 the 161 r of August, If bitbl i THE SIATE6mAN. we Lupe Ito' etas., will call ep a NATIONAL VERDICT Or AfAt.:!TVS t. OK CJSDS7OIIIAtION epos the •atho• ✓i'in of llott des—.poi' mew who have implicated at ewes the chaise or 4,r tip State sod of the nation its those tianseesiotts, tetlcli, at all event.. must ge of our history by the bloody records in the @wield of 1819 We h.e no reason to feel that the grotesque remarks in the New *Times of this morning, will be capable of sbatingan lota of the ardour of any one Pat,i..t re. ▪ rtiog to the place of regeneration (for such we hope it will prove)to utter his honest thoughts and opicions en what may be the quality of the (store Govern ment of these kirg.lorns. It has for a century back been perpetaally engrafting despotism on its main brooches. Shall it be 'constitutionally pruned? or shall it be allowed to ton into such prurience that its fruit will be too sour for the stomachs of any bat idiots or savages ? Whew we west to press the Westminster Meeting had begun. 'f he cumbers assembled at Iwo o'clock were immeass; Palaee.yard is literally filled. Nn Mettle( so numerous is remembered ever to have hese held. Sir FRANCIS BURDITT, Major CART- Mr. HOSIIOOSR, Mr. C , and titbit distiogoished Friends of Reform were or the hustings. Sir F. BuRDEIT had been elected Chairman, and was addressing the vast assemblage with considerable esti mation. Ws wen Afraid the liosoes able Baronet la booted ender a hoarseness. The f.•llowing are the Resolutions and the Address to the Regent, intended to be submitted to as Meet ing : Resolved, 1. That by law and cesium !the People of this coven" have a right publicly to assemble. to pewit.. the King aid either Moose of Pullmans, or to discos, say public matter, to complain daily grie yaws., sad to propose such law• fel remedies as to then may scent necessary. 2. That th • late Meeting of the People at Musekester, caked " to eaosieer the propriety of odopting the most kgal and of frame( sacs.. of attaining a Iteforne to the Commons Boom of Partieuresit," um a lawful Meeting. 3. That it appears to us, Ike 'sheet tie People were this. lawfully assembled, and peaceably perfuming a penile defy, they were waratooly, wickedly, and cruelly attacked by leo men Cavalry, under the direetioa of local Magistra es. and t at some of them were killed, others mutilated, a. d a still Larger suciber mutably wooed's, and tnimplel upon. 4. Thai the atrocious outrage am the defenceless and penceab!e real-, spit*l all law, and is defiance of justice, is as attempt to destroy by t►e sword all the yet ressaisiog Lab/dies of Log. !Meta. 5. That thi► new mode OM oily one of lair resorted to) of avow/rim the wellsgremeded Complaials sad Petitions of the People, is one of the leasy lamesitable c,unvequenret sf the Hsu., of Coamnons being every thing but what it sighs 141 be, a real ito e reort.taloso o' the People. 6. T:. at the: ...flies w. still possess cast nutty ►e preserred lbw. we have lose notated-the peace. she comfort, the hap. piness of the People b. trusnoied a.'d their property I !Tottered, by soaking 'he Elective Fraichi•- so eq'•a!, so e.'-osise, sod so were. •bat it •hall be impossible to enfTlll4 the barriers /'I ant the duration of Pa liametit so wort. thin I• slog be she is teres of •'e litefelorOla its to act faithfully towards his tea- stiti.eals, That as Address to his Rossi Highness the Prime Regent, foussled no the forgoing Remlogin's. be mow read. TO HIS ROY if 1110Hhil ht THI• PRINCE REGENT. IWS Stilt' AND 111111/I'L AtfIDISIMI Or ISE ELECTORS 01 , W? TIIISS Ira. •lettali. ED IN NEW SALAC6.I•RD. 011 ISt / . 11Dall, 151 . 11/ DAT or arrIVABIR We, he Electors "f Nrtdmtu.ter, assenibied is Palace yard, in p+rs after of public Advertisement foe that power duly made. beg lease !is addreys year Royal Ilighoess is latraos. such as we hope it may became the Citizens of a free State to apruk, and the Chief Magistrate of a powerfol,though oppressed, People to hear. We humbly represent to your Royal Highness, that the se. coasts which we have received of the reason citrate at Mao 'better, have impressed us is commas, we belfry.... with titi great majotity of ass fellowmottotrymea with fe. barna Alawl s grief, and indMnalion, and that we esteem it the more aim duty to express those feelings oat this momentous occasion. be came the approbation which the Ministers of year Royal lligb ass have bestowed no the mar events which hive eased ow regret and 'lino, has aborted us an ailditioeul proof of * settled deign sad contest effort, sot only to reject the Pals Roos. hat to sitcom the Complaints of the People' and either by scum art, or open linoleum-, to mini sive tea? tea lowa DIsmotaSMALL NESS* aDACII TOE IL I Ti defeat ibis sala wf a l p ro j ect we Inform your Royal High me, that in the tepee day, la the fare and by the commas.' of dome appdated to preserve the peace, blood bas bees spilt— ' ROI istasteht have bests coodemned to solitary essisto meta. sad IS. laws of Eseload thus notoriously iafrisged by • Magistracy either igaorant of throe lows, or agitated by gibe odises, sad Caused by local jealoosim toe wilful vislalkte I of their owe duly. sod the sights of their fellowssubjects. We humbly represent is your Royal Highness, that n the Commons House a Parliament gall sot speak the lam :one of the Cossmoas, the . vs idles told assay of the People of these realms eh* only he expressed in their Petitions and Re. mswarasem adopted st their Public Meetings. Thal sari assemblies of the People foe the represestatbmi gliblie grldsores, sad for the discussion of subjects reseeded with the Rood goversmeut sad ellsbeiog of the saws., ca s e is all doses bees a pan of the practice of the kaallsh mafioso, aid bete bees esteemed not only legal and coimitutloaal, but ab' Solutely esseattal to the presentation of Prattle Liberty, sad to Oat due iateretteme betarkess the Crown and the People, span whkh the wearily of the see, aid the prottcaism of the other, Mast equally derail. That upon such right of assemblage and iaterferroce on the Part of Ike People, was formed mad founded the Moe of yam' Royal flightless's lllutrions Moose to the Twain ut them realms—a•d spas such right arty. That notwiikonediag the progress of corroption, and ske is• desse of al Weirdo! power, this right at assembling has bees, op to this time. respected, nod together with Trial by Jury has hitherto pretested the total estinction of liberty. That the pretest of illegality which has bees charged against Meats Meeting at Manchester, in as mot* es the mid Mertiug has asembloi to discuss the oamit legal sad elreetaal means of obtaining a Reform is the Commons floss* of Part ameat. is *mei I. w Rhein ;so, Amino. eithea Is reason or practice; and that Mt...tants grilse People tie the abose prams.. hss e been Meorauwnd , d .md publicly approved h. mote than one Minis es of Loglat.d, "lomat the bend of his present Majesty's Camelia. That we. therefore, can look upon the late military dopet. else of, and military execution doge upon, an aysemas of the People at Mooch's-ter, called aoil met together maim the safe guard of hoses law and established wage, fa so other li4M Alta as a direct siolatiao of the rights sad I ber-ies of a (fee People, which we submit to your Noir! Witham it woold have holes become your Royal Highness's Nlinomn to ream* Man lo apprise : nod we moreover Sale WIT modem belief tbeh If such ...lotion law be sacred to piss toot a receded, Me lossi.ro Musareh', *bids is the rouritutioaal floyaratomill of these realms, will be hereafter converted int, a despotism. fosatled on the rower, sad shiettise4 N) by Rig tam, a tbe owed, Thai ae, theeaste. Mom is oar impeder , Jet,. and that of all L'Agliihmen. M asaltamenthes snwitut.l agates She et as titssissoil of sad a recession g and we ore willing to hope. that this, our Reenonainace, backed, a. n • ire.; ill be. by o the exessed tessimeatt of ear tossitymco in other v4ris of Great &lode, will be a sufllelent resithloe to. and pre.erti the frothiest of, the mid wicked attempt to dews" the free Coo stiostiso of these Kingdoms. And we do also lamb* revs.. awed to. and *tun , . yaw Rope High..., to direct his Ila. I jetty's Law ()Akers to proercute the authors. sears, and • abettors. of the late snorer* nod creel assaults tiromitted at hlaschester, that hi. Majesty's *birch may. to their great sir tistodeo sad the allaying of dotrouteats, hod they are go veered by a Prince vet , sytepiteises with the feelifigi et me People. rad censiders these injor ie. hit owe. Vic tattier hembly to amuse )tier Royal Highness. that al-1 though evil Goesetellors and false Meath may propose to your Royal Ilighow to amide out is the affections of the People, ! but in that large army. cow, as we think. eaconstestioally arrayed is time of peace; yet wt. his Majesty's alfecloaste,l hot free-bees sekiects. feel that we buten* resew to apprebeud. say more thaa we thuirld Wive patience to hear, the softestloo of a military despot to the lthglidi Throe; sad we are coal deal that your Royal iligheas• would prefer the lawful and secure, though limited, demise= over (*.ewe. to the usurped land prrearlom, tboogh absolute, colonels( slot's. We setae oho *Tad.* of the pees*, dutiful Addrew, to con vey to your lloyol flightier our siocete consietsus, that nu military force sill, hotly, pursed over the People, or slide Iterir loam* estresities for that dye share in the coutrout over their owe stile, of which they have been genteelly robbed by the boogie-holders ; and *at a contmerd retrial us the part of theme othriwitio %throes to gnats any Reform abates*, I win end only In &mirth) and btu tddied, sad to a foal define. shii, of all the pretest aothorities of thew realm.. We presume then, being so ins attached in year Royal li ishnest's Illustrious ! House sad pew*, than to the preservatioa of intent:Ai peace, !sod the !Ninety of or jest rights sad liberties. humbly • sled dotifally to entreat your Royal llighmwtt to take into your consideration the b.st torsos by which tbeGoosasoes fl k oats. way be soradieally and elrceteally reformed. as le spea the tree sere of the People in Purillawients of •Mtert and thereby to seethe ter this nation. to perpetsl.y. that essateoled tranquillity at home, and that impottaace ettesi.d, which can he °insisted Is no other way time by SW fell. free, and fair exercise of the ackativiledged right of Eaglitheses a Inaba. either in their own proms. or by their Representatives. those Ines whirl to dispose of thee. properties sod levitate their lives. The eighth Itesoletine owes the Deo:alias by ethos the Addrees shall be premised to the Prior Regent. 9. That it Is the ditty of every friend to lii entente, to mist in procuring redress for Woe perooss wa hese brew Illegally maimed. a seeded. and imptioteed to cassette's/et of the Nett. leg held eta the 16.5 of hot womb, at ilaschester, to Alford such relief as soy be neeessaty to the wife** sad their (mai. lies, and to bring to piothloarat the perpetrator. of the ou tage. le. That a 'uh'rriptioa be opened ter the above Faros*. awl shot a Committee be appealed, with power to add In their members, to refry the ut thus Meeting isms 'greet. It. Teel iisjor Carta t tett sod S. druuks, lA. be the joist Treasurers. 14 'tat the renduet of Ilene, Ilist, Esq. in the retest stand he het made against vallaltaft of the law is his sins period. aid on the brhAlf of hi. 1.4: •,•srierefl, a such as C 05111113106 Ibe I' eeptCl, USA uughS in receive Iblosigert of Isis timustrysseu Mr. llowr's letter of last Tuesday's date, 111 a fur. Pier proof of ii.e accuracy of our predictions. Etents, though broeght about by the weak or the wicked, always bring forth or create great character,. Mr. Hu .?T ns'ght have remained a Gentleman Farmer throeth his life but for the Minister's friend', and his ineivideal enemies w'io would mites PATRIOT of him. .1 hey hile filmed him to use a patriotic pl .ugh, %boo share goes deeper in the soil of the land of tit'esty thrin u 54,41, tie which forced but favonri:le operation e. rier-r mould is obtsised, that will not may orotlece a _rest crop of Patriot., but bury the tonne(' weeds too deep to shoot op again, sod spoil the fair prosp-et of a rich harvest!! A Ministesial Paper of this morning says, the Surrey iessiotts Jury on W to:newton' , ease had no doubt of the placard being seditious ; but as they cousidereil the arcesil a little crack-bruited they deemed it proper to return a verdict of IVol Guilty. Perhaps if lie is ewer tried stain open so silly a charge the Court will , term him quite as marl es Woocta, Host, bliss Twine, sod all those who have so sec evaatolty Weeded their own collar. No, no, WAD. Pine toe had no fool for a Counsel, nor had the Counael a madman for his Client. The ab we cause minim,a one of the este of Lao. TMANAs (bred • Piericiars), one of the Brissotins whom ItoIIESPICRIte denounced, and who were by cris tyrant and hie blood.thiisty Attorney-Geseral (accuraleur poblique), Euvattizhe INvILLE, destine ed even before trial to he put to death. The Gi rondist member's near was called in order to convey him with his compeers to slaughter, as sheep are taken out of the fold, 'shim soother member, to whose opinions Roommate paid mach respect, cried out, "Ah pour le Doeleur, role v N foe— " Why then, pass over the fool:" said the butcher, i‘ and go to the neat." Ile was thereby wed from the as. of the geillotioe, is still living, and we are livered, will never challenge may man to a duel for • ailing him a fool. We hope ton, that poor WAD. DINOTON wilt keep his temper, ifs drawer at a pub. lie-house shokld give him a cracked nog to drink *et of. By advice. ham New York it is stated, that Lord COCHRANE has taken an American vessel, the Mon tezuma schooner, of Baltimore. The cause of this copies is not given, bet it S supposed for a violation of his blockade cf the west coast of South America The Patriot Liget, Glarieso bad sailed free Ayres In May tat join Lord Cocutone oir Lima.— The Horatio yet remained in pod ender the Anted. can flag, end was commanded by Captain Eztract of a letter from New York, dated 48.0 July :—.` By lette.s from Borns Ay ea, ender date of the of May, we lease, that the 61iniater of Cbdi bad officially notified N. W. Steams, EN. , awing as American COO,lll at Buenos Ayres, it at the coast of Peru was blockaded by the naval force of his Government. This act bears date, St. Jago, April 'AI." The following is s letter from General Dos, Co. vetoer of Gibraltar, to Fill' II (Stilt WELLESLFY, 014' Ambassador at taladtid, respecting the progress of the plague in Barbary : O.NrAhar, .t.'y 14. IEI9. " Stit,—l bee leave to acquaint your Ettchowy, that the qoaratitine schooner relented lett night from Tangier Bay, and hes brought the following Weil.- pace reared:lg the plague :—At Larache tiers *ore occesionally deaths of the piagoe; et Fez, from 40 to 60 daily ; Rabat, from oiett to 10 daily ; Saler, from eight to 10 daily. Its tillao:n, Tama:sin, ant. Wade, the plegee wag racing with great violeoce.— was reported to have .pp. red in the beiglihnor• hood of Morocco, and there were suspicious of its haitioe extended to slit loon. Deaths et '['.ogler, I between the 89th June and 12th instant, seven. At Totems, between the 28th and loth inst•nt, Aecoanta have been rereived at Thee", i a 18 Jaya, : from Oran, by which it appeared that the plague trill I existed •hroegheet the kingdom of Albers, that the ; daily deaths in the ea 1441 wile about G;), and at ! Orou still sore considerable. (.5 t a,,s) •' GEORGE PON, Utingil• in H. sj, asta.zszliv, G. G. i SlTERlsidit Ma r.V i r re MR WEST'. "AllociarTlCaittae. btu c' Tu. • ' •v 11 .• _ _ 66 My DEAN. WgSr, —1 re , urried hero ye • -y, after having been absent jest a fortniAhr. t he Reformers of Rohm' having drawn the cstri.ge .ha whole way, twelve miles, not.. ithsrandin! ra t e fell in torrent". The peblic eapressino of con •reee Wien as l passed through :Manchester, w such as might eery 'laterally have been eapeciei, the petty vindictive folly of the worthy Qaorom prover! I' - st their malignant renege on donated to be of eery sheet duration. And the eabibiting me ti r ..igh this coenty 51 miles enders military escort, kin prndeced on edict exactly the potent rage and folly of this iItiIIOLED 'lnn° anti cipatml. 1 shell not safer the grass to grow under my feet—to start with Mr. re "num either this eceniu g Of early to-rn.mow uturuiri4 for Lineeirer.lbet we may reach that town to ~ear the feJneel of the Grand Jars called over in Collett before they are sworn ; and if there be the keel semblance of tam left in the land. we shall prevent any of that notorious QmOrrill mho tent 11:1 TCOOANOT Ct 4 %CRY amongst a peaceable multitude to botcher unoffenffing Men, Women. and childeen,l rem taking their seats os GRAND JORYNC4 —as bills of indictment for miming', and the satiltal clients of Clrritrila A4O MAIMING, With intent to kill, trader Lord ELLSNOOROUGIIN Act, wilt be preferred against cratYle minx', of whose pia or innocence I these gentry world be the least likely lobe impartial juices. 46 Sir. Prison"; and Sir CIIARLtI WOLSELT have been indefatigable in lemming inkiest.' and assitting the wounded, &c. &r. 1 saw a list of one hundred acd,fifty last evening who helve received wound', end •be majotity of them Gain sherry; keen.enttiv mints. 1 saw Oat men here with his shouldee blade cot in Iwo; another with the fleshy port of his arm, jest brluw the shoulder, with a I wound seven hider', long, owl cut so deep as to injure the bone insterielly, several splinters bating been esirscted• OA, poor woman h a s h e , trft breast taken char ott , leering her ribs bale. One men his nose all ; one with hi, sir cut off close to his heat!, which be actually picked up end carlied home is his porker. 1 have nut their:et :onto but ihere are tw• handeril etch, areneen, and aildren, who hove received serious sabre stipule.. 1 myself had a alight Lot in Try hand; and heeling received several alone upon toy hat, I have els mint"! it Ili. thosel i ng , and find there are ton cots qs;t• tbruc,;ll swords must base 'loan ss sharp as racers. " Mr. l'a.sacom has given untir<tn the Command ing end other ()dicers of , 1•6 Y?oloavry, es well as the Magistrates. to barn • muster, r..at some of them may be identified —Bat es this district it ender SI se- II U. LAW, of course. they have paid 8.., titteisti. _ . to it. Mr. Pc in•uu went to so► a man yester day who had both his shntlders and air Moto dislocated, etsl three bsul sabre t:.•un.lf, most of which be receistil ...silt •pan his Ist ees, suing for the mercy of the stetch ebb,' isilictal thew would hams been worse if it had not beet. 1%4' the Iterjular•, who were I..mrsl to disasters obese Cow ard/y Roffions with summon jusica, if they did not desist fours snorderieg the es in* people. N • 100. patoe caw ewes& the horror felt by all rot!-ctin6 mums of all parties, at th• *scow comn a t i r d. " i es, Sir, your's, der. " H. HUN 1." LITRACT Of A Ltingt rams NC UUNT TO A FRUMP IN TOWN. !arnftttey htmcnester. Tersday lenrolug. or I really had not a moment'• limo to moire yes terday till it was too late for the Post; bat es I wrote from Bolton on Sunday, yen meat, I trout, ►ere bete relieved from all anxiety oboist my Ireedom again, or, at least, &bow my having been released from incur tendon. When I 'rote from Bolton I was set. mended by vast number+ pressing to see and enure- Wale me. I slept very comfortably at the ion so dm Market-place,but when 1 awakened at seven o'clock and looked net of the whitlow, the spin was filled by 10,000 persons, all as still es de dr, they having bete Wormed that I bad purr to bed (aligned, every one fearing to disturb me, wailing in ideal 'minty to hear how I was when I should get op. Afiet breakfast we were visited by many re. special& Gentlemen of the town. I called teethe bill and ordered a chaise for Manchester; the waiter In farmed that the bill was paid and the chaise already provided. Multitudes having Colollfll to their kits, mu4tly white, of Ilusr and Ltberu, meld eat saf fer the bottom to be pet in the carriag►, bet stingily drew us all to Manchester, 12 miles, altboogls it rained in tamodr. N.:hill could ape the roe caption I met moth es they drew me throagh tho town, accompanied to this door, by at least 20,000 • people. Sir C. WOLSZLY, she bee net ceased one minute in his best eserrions, tagether with M r , peg.. roe, accompanied by Mr. Joiresus, who case fins • milts to mi et as, were atau drawn in their gig by the per•ple. I have commenced an action far damages • against the cowardly Grreral, and two others, fur Mvlent assaults un ore of er I was is custod►. Is dittments will be preferred likewise against all !boss h have been prominent io committing studs►, . I kc. " We rioter to ti.ii a'te•aoon or to.morrow to Lenrastrr to atto:•d the Ass ors. Ido not believe .s•o Gra, J J will find a Bill at. or for a n.•t .t ; tat if tbry do, we unveil, it to IS- nest Ass•scs. I marlins, OS Asti not cat back here till N 11.444 at the 6114 or 7th. lam 17.1fr.:11y 7:t Conti a little ra4isanl : bit oil nn-k's • tilot.ng at Ml4ldl n C age sill make se fresh )41•4' , 4 ) t. HUNT." ,* •