The National Register. — London, England, 1819-09-12 00:00:00

sr,rT. It. L I.)e you will treat in the same manner, knowing that we are Mete in tlie performance of our pfoleioioual *Ail, as you are youiselt. liattye—Oh! them that can't turn, can't snip. Harmer—That ilia very ela-sical eapne.•siuu. Itattye—lts very well widen nod in Lancashire Juryman —Are the Gentlemen of the Jury satiA'ieLl that an adjoin omen shall take place. Another Jurym. n— Ills is a Coroner's Inquest, and I think the Coroner runipetent to adjourn it. Battye—l do adjourn . it. Denson retvested him to record the adjournment. liattve—Vi ill yuu keep questioning me here all night? I sh:dl du as I like. . . • liAgmer—lt is necessary, stir, that flee adjournment should be recorded, in order that we may know when to attend, a id that no investigation may take place in our absence Batty e—What I do you think us sal mean here? That's a very ungentlemanlike observation Harmer*-I will not say what I think, but I have said no thing ungentlenrstni ke. A JulOita'', addressing himself to Mr. Bettye, observed, I :oust take leave to say, Sir, that you name shewn yourself •try irritable upon this occasion, and that you have matt e (ileums: observations to these Gentlemen, which I have heard with pain, Bettye—What's that to you; if you thought me what you sac, you should wait, and say so tome in private. `TI.e Court then broke up I hose been thus miou.e in derailing the particulars cf this pretiaiiiiary to an Inquest, insider that you should °oder stand tile character of the 'yawn' wlach prevails here. and t description of persoiosearcted to administer that system It was quite evident to me, es en before his conies ion, that tots Coroner's Cie: k was vent to hold the Inquest, and actually inteuded to do so. until he saw the wonesses broil : jilt to the Court by the professi o nal Gentlemeo, who attended with a sieve to probe this extraordinary affair to the tio , torn. It was calculated that this, like ti•e other Invests which iia , e taken place opts,' the victims at Peter's field, might lie ova haked slyly and snugly. without the intervention of any per• sons determined to ascertain the whole troth, and t at a c•rdict of accidental death, or death from the permute of a zrovid," wouid Le the result but the calculation was hainel to be erroneous Upon the appearance of those who oiaappoiuteu this calculation, Mr. Bat:ye was quite coo toulated, ano,titat coutuaiou was ntaintest in every step of his prog es*. Auer the Court broke tip at Oldham yeverday, applica tion was ni.ale to Mr Lott se tor stinunonse• to compel the at:tor:Lace m witnes•es on the adj timed Inquest, which summonses Mr. B proniised to send by this morning's post but tome art ivoig, Mr. Dentson applied fur them this day to Milae.the Coroner here, olio is to attend it morrow at °lona:is. in the place of Mr. FM ran, the proper Coroner of that district, should the latter not arrive front Lancaster but was told by Mr Milne that there was no occasion to take user aiiy ..4 he ShULA Merrty reswear the Jury, :mu then sojourn the Inquest. probably for a fortnight. '1 bus it seeme in contemplation to postpone this Ins/Hest until Mr Harmer shall have proceeded to London, anti Mr. I)euisun to Livertaiol ; and it is supposed that in re. dent Attorney would dare to undertake an in. estigation so disa trecabie to the Maeistrates. Mr. Itunt being expected to arrive here this day at twelve &Hock, ilie roast netwe a this and B-Itoil was I ;crabs ego - anted from an early hour in the morning. About one 'clock Mr Hoot Mae• ed this town its a carriage drawn by Cie people He was accompanied by Messrs Jolowoo. Moor Canoe, oast the other sieiitlemen iohe wilts him for the ononracy The Cm' ' , age we.- lofted...it by a inul itude of 7t.plt marching six a breast, p • ecisele as I on lerstatol they did in their procession to Peter's ljel.l. Ihe lattice-owl pissed through tin: principal streets in its way to timeilley Cottage. btu stn the arrival of the carriage at the Ercoange procesaitm stopped, alto Mr Hunt addressiti4 the multi tude said, " It has been usual for us on former occasions to give the GenCeinest of des place three chi ers hoot I think it will be mini inure appropriate to give the Yeomen of the -own three groans far the -- they have cuainnitiod.' The groans were accordingly given aril the procession tnen :trio eeded. The clicerin of the molt:nide was nniyersal, their enthii t, en ut the nt.nt glowing character. '1 he,e pcop e are evi d.:ntly nut to be coerced, they must be conciliated. The following correspondence has been pub hcd by Mr. Carlile . _ _ Lincoln's Inn. Sept. 2. 1%19. kll.—We are directed by Ms Grace the Archtshop . of Can terbury. to acquaint you , that his Grace will be ia Ntottnt,thum •hire in the moan. of October. and that if you should require attendance up/ yam trial aemtding to the subpcena with which lie has becu served. you must take the trouble ta caluire at Lambeth Palace. about a week previous to the day appointed. where you will obtain his Grace's exact and upon notice tieing then sera his Grace. and suitable rrraLgrements made, Ins Grace will not fad to attend. !list:race concludes that you will be aware of the inconveni ence he 'mast be subject to by such a jovrr.e), and that you wail aot require his &LUCIA:LAMM unkss it be very material. We are. Sir, Your obedient Servant,. Mr. Cathie. FORSTER, CtkikE,and FREW... Fleet Street, Sept. 4, ISM. M a I.onD.—l feel it my duty to extl, the warm aminiba t.,hl EI! on met lying the eanih.l irdormation of Mes.,rs. Punter. hod Frere., where your Drat: mac be Eitind in t h e ruonrlr I Ictolicr, :Imola the ptcthci.,:e of your 614,:e1h: tcqutred cn tr.) trial. I beg to assure your Grace that my motive in sening you wien a .olipteta WAS noilicr irre nor fr volotis. and O.A deem the rtlence of your Croce to be of t! e I.Ld.cr4 impostanee. HON only to my intercu as an imlieicual, liti, to the int,•rem of truth and justice. and con.viticuily to t! h incereet of niaithiLd in g nerd. In conjunction will your Grist..., it is my intention to serve with stubym to, the yer,ons in this comitry IntsA eminent it. theology, ast (mimic, and on, nu.l literature. I turtht hey' 'Lire to tasitce your Gniee, that such questions fir such eritlen.i. a• I may and no c nry to elect'', shall Lit put lw me with a doe itnpress•on of the itu a lance anal rank of thew: ,o whom I eLIII I t adayes inn iy.rielt I , og It in SilbS:llJv Losrlf, kuur Graci 's Must °bilged oli•licnt Serrar t„ RI( HARD cAILLILE. To his Glace the Archbishop of Canterbury. Flirt &rect. S Tt. 6._1519. Stn.—A.4 the nAjn.irn...l Sitting" in Cie Court 'King's Bench arc near at !laud, I beL; Icarc w eniuire, "diviner it is ;ow in- TILE NATIONAL ItEGISTEit. tendon, as Its :61:ijerey's Attorney•Gmeral. to 'notes de in the emutng z.ittiugs id tile month et October, those indlnnetion- E.,•1 a,, , aitist me by ht. Ale.iestie late Attorney-Utneral, Sir S. Stephan, and should it be your intention to proceed, which tit :hem you will be petwen to tale ilf*l. Fladering myself that 1 shell lion in you, Sir. a generous . op. portent, 1 wou:ti entreat Vie rarlieet notice of it hal that oitglit pos,ibly be given. as it is my intettion to •iertz with sobpultse. persons of rent; and dimucuun, cmiaent in the totoio. 14 te/.1, scientitic. and literary world. Cu whose convenience and accommodation l am sell:toms to titttin the tarlieot notice, as many of than are resident in distant parts of the couody, and email wish, at lust, a week's notaw for ettendarxe. 1 an). Sir. Your most tdniied and obedient Servant, Sir Ruben GitrorJ. Kau. 1111111.111 U CAIALILE. llis Alsjesty's .I.t,urncy General. Sin..—ln sn•wer to your enquiry, I have to state, that it 1, certainly my nuts:don that the information airainA tou whim❑ stands for toil Ai the ailjourned Shari in Oct, z,er should be tri 11 at Moo Sittings ; aunt that the intutitruion ii.ntlist you for publishing a blasphemous libel, winch rituals prior iir order to Lie oilier it. the li►t 4c:twits, a ill fir: anus oil so,. trig!. I sm. Sir, your ob.:tutus si.rralit, Lincoln's Inn, dept. It. GIFFORD. ---- - THEAULS. COVFAT GARLEN THEATRE. This el,gantlitlll.l..l. rio4openedl...* SCI 4- . -11 on Nlontlay nicht— thr undergone bid little altetatiaii et. v e il. .rig toe te-galdins th torttaiumit, in toe from of L.Le aal the ch inge of the ram bet appear:tare r the pilaslns that , iipport each tier In t eal of nytes.se buratshed gold. sad tinti toe prince-waist 14 Owl, tired to coOsltUvt sir w of nay neroe, .11 has by a point tan. p:ece of att4Clitnery 9 sell made capnbuttle bviii,; 'anted cmhdetely *.tiiia had :hour the ari it o. the IDA dot„ runnel Oyer 111 r rl3.ie Tar prrforumoce .I.IIIIV rust es , m-114 was .Ihl4.:bah. :111.1111.• 11....) of tie play a*, revreseitted by Mi. Cintries grialeilian of .those tairivailed instrioisic pot4ess IU hit ex irsnive tine of 111'11114 at enlau.i.ialle eallll.l/Trs, but atidarcrig e, by ou rm an. cal, ulated w .1.yr..1) Ills ..n r tiioujs, stalls Ma CUflerlbe , " of jad,011....1, he can neser 9r left tams re.pet tante, we ctinoat tht..lt Ins fame *di ere' arquire additional null antsy Irma his iippetraner 111 0111 raarnt Icr. Since Mr. 1 siun„'s di suitivit 11.011C111 rlrloaysite 104 la tins Taeatre. Wmeh eery loser of the 01:t1lta 111.1 q regri I, ae utak the limy would Itave been tweet iiad .11r. 3i*t.r,..dy p.ay.ll Macbeth and 31r. La:site* he 11114: rr1:111.1rol his part Of 1 / 1 1C11.1." 111 11111C11 •0 4 I . 11t-ls , au.lei. 4not ua, 1.,411." Mrs. HIM., (the I.tly tot limo .Ith4l Somerville, pmt rd 414. Mt to Mitt o . \t Juatc. S watt toe Lad, .thichalt, and t we dhlike ta.r se l os:t Oral to.:et and studied sleresstat iris, ate befit uo ssbe Duo to the t °spas, watt ri h .•e put co it belts . r. Air. Yates *an prevard Sums Utfday to cots espiesste of aff • M'Cf , ady, wlast Mai to b.%.• playe•l 11.11 , 4 it lug in 1..1 , 111 id thil• for rehear* st, soul s•us forsurrl, r tprritsed .1 1111oU of Mr islet pronsitr more m. hPrrilfter 1,434. s 11.1.'4:Aliened II) the perforutote.-- 0 . 1 IA s%. las Sch •al jar %644 , ida1, re-mt.odured to oOr Uhl Of iiiial..l3ore 1i0111,03. 40 Lowy legato, utsJ lire .rfhtet , air Ilrocets, owl toe tint formatted •e es torso of Or. roa•e, IV.IUhI 11. re pfrtuollect ut the wa. )••t patsy, as ever, if tile suat.osily appearoacr of her 114 are had out tor biddies, t"e ~ .spessotiois ; tor r prilarastree 1. out at II k‘lorth 1., herd rnu,•utn. Nis. t haslet keinhie rats Ik. ehtt Ira —the manor. roul.l ne LLIVe 1'1 , 41 . 11 front ti.r Irma, rout.* riot se team toter a Wulf a more loiAstd pirtraitstre of in: elr4ont, lea), d toistatfil vrililthrio'l. 31r. Ni • Cf. J.••ph othl NI r. "%oleo'. Sie Paler. t o,rt r ailltS elev . '', each recribed Iheir :iserte.l applause. aril she t'l,) sllloArt her +erase.' hi,.lhy grallty a 113311130 t and eiuwdrtl audience. Ot Taartaloy Nr. Nudli t •t, will kuorris at having foroserl) bziassgril to ))fury Luse Rol the hu.,llth Op ra I last-e, uttoe re. opprolaoce as Cowl /Misr, in the D Wt's tirade, mod .this Tort, (front the Mob heatr .) appeared an rsidt, eve K as Ru.ka, (Alm Lltekoss ' s cluhracter,) itt the Harbor Serai(r—b•,i pies' ..f °father miser uhli,s• us to postpone WIC WMIIIIII.II/ on the d.1..1. of 1111. hay and arra leat.ta. l.stii.Poi )rEII % Ilue,c-I .. .see len., of arraogrmei:ll, sod .loL!ag a 01 11. 1 , 11:1111f111. it sea soi iruewrr the io•resiiiy for allnol,t without a chs.or • of prim .iisorrs. this Theatre !Lis r..peut, dl) berm tilled to an orritser during pre..eot aee t._ . L ;% • Tit CATIIC.—AI a general mreCn• of the Prior...tors of tail Themir, Mid su the gr.od Lawn' on Lot, Afr. t'.ll..iiift in the the didereot Meloirt• hum toe Select and Geneiwl arse ream by Ali.. Ward the Secretary—tory braieJ lade more than that thA exeration of deems, by ne sire was Obi for 14 ;ea I , In Mr. It, A. Liiiaton al .1:10,V011 pet WHIM to'arii place MA 11l .ruing. Tim names etc of the C mitre aho W. re faro nut weir theit drown fruit a chug% —toe chance fi•Il upon Lord Yarmouth, Air. ti. Slr. Richard 11 slum, Mr. Dent, totrtt rwet, and Lind ; the former ti.ree gentle:neer were re. .leried. and in the pi •ee of the other , the u.s.ues of Mr. Caielati, Mr. Soane, woe! NIG T. church acre ioitiailiutett tienerttl Cii.ninatee then I .reeled to dart a %at). Comatiite. , the ittembett a.i ititielt acre S r T. Tutium Dou,las, J.: ho Soime, Iti&os, nod Cal c. tier a 10,1,4 tor" enort F....thus, th..uka %%err •iited so I he S. lei t IV the CUllr luau of the Joy. Toe meeting 16 • u bruke On Frida% last, nismt four o'clock in the after noon, a female called at the house of Mr. Smith, No. 9, St .George's-glare, Camberwell, and requested the servant would (leaver a messoge to Mrs Smith, who was in the drawing room, told during the time the servant went to her mistreAs with the pretended message, the stranger watching an iipportunity, stole a gold watch, which was on the tamtle-piece in the parlour, and tool: some silver spoons fro:a the side-hoard, with which she got clear ell On the ‘2;',,1 ult. a peasant, who resides near i. 41 1- tenon, at tour o'clock m the morning entered a field of oats, with the intent to mow flair acres of a stout crop before eight in the evening., Isqiing to win a wager of ten guineas. Upon meesotiog the tity cut. it was iiiund to Ito five tares and a quar ter! The age of this workman isah,tvrsisty yAirs his lins, is Hercomb. It was pertimmed on- Bawl don farm, in the r s..itniou of Air. Elacrs:m.— I ceder Juante. THE .4li7Y. We have several times noticed the seri.s of National Medals brought forward Ivy Mr. \linlie, Illustrating the triumphs of this cottony through ;it late war, and re presenting the heroes who thstitiguislted theiliseiter .turteig its lorogress, and who eminently contributed . to its glorious icriatinat•on. These medals drew forth.ilo:t talents of British A rtists,and proved that in this rrovirrcer • they ate n o t by any foreigner. The series of National Nleilalt we hat is concluded, hut the projrcloc • ha, since pro.lu ed ano.her model, intended as a moth • fur a mowu.piece. 01 :as side it a profile cf our venerable Sovereign, reptant. ing him as he appeared about the meridian of hfe. and it it certainly a correct a d dignified similitude. The reverse display., the Parycl Arms. which are quarterly. in the faint of a CM.. in the manner of 'tanner coins. The work is finished with exqui site Skill, and it arranged with admirable taste. Some of - thy parts are neeerstrily !Mollie. but they AU m ist distincoy visib!e. It is much t.• be regretted that this-tine specimen of Banta tt• lent win not produced before the present Mauer of the Alin , had fixed his choice on that model which has been adapted at the current coin of the bonne value. We are sure via. he would Ihnre 10111/%11 hi" patriouaw as as tate by a preferetcc oE: %s -tir: genius. However. he all now hare an opportunity .; knowing what liritiNh talenta sad on futon., oce.uions he will dou'utles. feel grailAl an the opportunity .hire siring tlitamdue ent.curagewerit. TO THE EDi As-thou did me the favour to insert in the tri:lrly cir culating Paper, a copy of toy letter, addressed to the Earl of I):rhy, as Lord Lieutenant of tint. County, lam - . 004110, I Ihluk, iu itilt.Ce to him, th r gh the same no , ditini to state, that 1 have within tile last few days, re. coved two most friendly and satisfactory letters. first containing an assurance that no such letter ev.r reached his hands, or, as he is pleased to say, the "cha racter of the writer, e 5 well as the benevolent porposu of the letter itself, would have insured an earlier notice." Ills last states, (II It em looking over Papers, which du ring his iiid ',position had ace Isted nron his table, toe original letter was found concealed snider them, and had rein tined unseen and tittapened until the 4th inst. The No.de. Earl appears coot inced, that some steps !loath to be immediately aiketi, to endeavour at least. to altrtiate the distresses under which the labouring Foil: are stitlertog; sod, tl jh he slates, that he cannot in conformity with my teruounandatani, as Lord Lieute oath, consistent with his official duty, call such a Mee4- nig, yet, if the benevolent pot, ose be brougin about, tinder hitter :waivers than his, he will lw most happy to coitiritstee largt ly to its furtherance and success." I regret publish these letters, because the benevolence and fellow reeling displayed in every hue of them, adds dignity us the high rang he hold,, and would Zuni no smolt if.. • eve 01 cotivilation to the suffering ntul • les, who are 'attain to believe that men, io the higher walks of life, are regardless of their privations and distresses. The winter is fast approaching, when tite diffictilties • with is loch tile - poor have nose to euitteta.l will he ttttt eit merva -ed : it is, therefore, imperative upon the leading. mini in the sevi ral A.l4llllrat 111.1110 l)4.1.1 us, 14 it hoot 111.141e1111 delay, In convene Meetings (as some have al ready done) lor the porpo.e of (Irv:sing the best means of affording relief to flour Who stand in nerd of it ; and it cannot he tfhu strong'y rue:notiteliord, or MO ()lint) re lwated, that there is impossdidity if ell. eittally isirellll4 the Oficial wr. hoot lust sseetiJii,,,,s its matmau(le and importance, and this can only he tome by a full and im pail 61 ex:lain:anon into the si Illation and circumstatices of the labouriitz poor in the set teal inn oaf:won - mg dis h lets, and making a il,stinet report of the families wins -ire either out ui employment, or obliged to wink at prices that preclude the possiMlity, without the additinet of parochial aril, if Ike comis i rm ii t ee‘s :if j e s of life. 1. would be desirable to know the general cha racters of tlte,e families, toil how initg Luis state of star. nog has been their lot. When this is done, if it should be seen that the et it is too gizantic to ha rave. wally reached by such measures, as are within the adoption of Catiaty Tremont, then an littstite of the setetal Committees :licint4ll the Ediaire should take place, fur tile purpose tr,ckin4 such Legislative aid as 111 I) mot an eti..ci nal slop to the growing and re store m the ii‘doslr.aiss poor the C0111:0,11 they mice enjoyed. Permit me to subscribe tnysell, w•th much relive!, thy obleaed i•tetid. Dt Yip Ilut.c. Malt , •L r Syt. 9, 0:9. WO I,tltr.;rt EL:r. R E rer.ssou•s: F w e. alaittl 1104 *reek that 11:e n 141 1 .1 1 . 41 , 4. of this fidj..e nrie determined, if loo•sible, re onppr•-ss this 111:1, %slow:1 f;•• twin! y. nr. Is.e4 het n inn,. Ire in :in. cal 1.41. 14.1 (h (4 amen. dark y(4l. .•+y tenehed •Ist-ir eilitheat.•••• to the Sittiiiir Itovill), In el they *toted that, thol e itledanding, linii keen th.rzentinah d it 114r111. , .. 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W A • per.n , 44 m t .: 41 )0 1 ,0y ~c , ,s i o n.th r y in ntion 1. , •1101 , . the fifth roJinseln of the (.; .toe. Tilts y a ••• 1411.•rowe$ his rank 10111 C acts 6, ; %% OLl.wi :. ' ,ai Las !'Of