The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-10-26 00:00:00

, / .,fros . Asp • • • i't•!• t 'eta I c . 011. 4. 10 . C m l i t o • "..;.' • ' l4 4 # , * t N •V.l , , ~, , • . # • mor„.6, ge ---a llft ENING, ... PAIR 7n. . S.. 4252. LONDON, TUESDAY EV !, OCTOBER 26, 1819 " The Com for shills HAMPDEN ffii in . glie Field, end SYDNEY died on the Sceffold!" lllMlliorass~, TAILORS.—B. READ Wits te , ;a s ks ADIELPHI IN IiATREI %TRANI% LATH TUE SANS T O Tsiisra. bee.welespes his Pub‘e sad Pries* lasirecilas PARSIL Is t►e ANT of currimn r ....t.—card. .4 the ?seas% Ueier i'm Setberlty of t►a Wan CeAsestaais. Tbe New avaetita .1 '•The Greve Drees easibiees glebe, sits as Allearit. by thee 'who of the Right awe tee Lewd Mum styles CA, sI way be le.ad al ties T • " lii '• , e Id PilthiCii ' ii aid e " .... "" hes. 15. aresePaiteese. aelieweepase. sr low t• l a eagle Hlb k.l ENING sod TO-MORROW, will be the Uneas* ewe eV espeste. retrieved (first time et this Tbe..ere) the Berietts et limbo 4As Oldie 44.1 by J. Low" fleseselseseb.eieses i THE ACTRE' OF ALI. WORK. IL lei, bet sat ass, No. a& lakersteeee. CMI g• AV% IW. Mrs. Al.op • ill ,n.sodore a New Sees (areseepwaisi by Yet'- Moab sae Or. bass. Styes Di 461 T. liestbewhiew. IKW se tae esieer) sad I Sleet lt•liaa *swim El E. T. Ibleabass. N. 15. Bewisareei i /he Astbeee. No. Wow Watch (ish Mee). the favourite Iledetto of Broefisetolet, 13. Idee.ogyres is A llseleeeileso. AatYer~ THE GREEN DRAGON ; -14. w ,is wave serrate. OR. I'VE QUITE EuRnUT I ...1 aims' Darer. he the three NW D•aariN. 'thee at this Thews') the flarietta • f DINE? Eli t ist Peewee be Ore44.wert. le setter ', r elit. um. t vz mut g is rues. The telehretei Sheet Duet, In shell, A RTIFICIAIR Fl 176CIMIIOUT To peels* soh (that t t o p si a m. Tt „ all. FAIN eedirt eeielited by Ow wearer. —lrel tie WII BRIC SIM LI, I U tiselfetet 'le . wilimat Pam• al a °M r aa a reSa h " • A New Wirtral Swims, tended . 11101101'. fret's VW 14 4 11 . 40, Pileiler githe id Look Wm. ,os Leap,:* Is is Wive ptei lissom we Olean% Am the ta ste tr. Is owe milmolloso proliwy4 to a firs dens. take eel voll rt Ora (atted paiish me hi sir 4.4. The 11.-n tow opera al Ms 61354,01, = . 11•117 Wee Wegbr Po% •mg& semi to wprciti, al news. es. and ..'feet ibis !PlO : i s ice elinell) ht ItelttlYt WI .. a 15.. 1 - .. e ba•reed witt ........... JA:SE., f ig ... ca • I. . , i t t. ... w ilw i t e irelay! . •St 11. vsomettios wllb the alt•p bol l 'wadi at lb. Ibis day was poblialw tOffiti b.....—Pleert to be,petteitas is the Aliftelbal. Nut Stews Ultimo, NW o, ', tpe hderc ee, k e the vireo leeto. • . . . a.. .....0 a, • Ilia silt Al 0A ru • kasty's {ket.hl or, prepareaoa, see sill be Cieetodid the Perfenasese Soilid re** br..— poblhked, e;ikarked, prke Ge. h 'kirk Imre. o.i the paonit rt Ei et the V Ant PU VP VAPOUR-BATH, in she Cent of (oal, Rheum Awn, Pal.%. Ike. wi th flef.. a.l.4vi Rew irks no tar ell. Me, of Gavotte-Po. k. I)..eirder. of Hoe Sthosock, Liver, and perwell4 with solar ore, w,d reeky% i,l. ( 13) It. L.l BE U • Ifeeini sad destieni P.L.S ese. Sad b) Highlre wed Wm. Fieetoirees t Itkroordsoo, Royal itekoime ; wad Wirers. OA ilArd-esseri. • TWA Vassar, iamb ruled% unsealed fikr the i.f..remisiow I Ile %Mir, d, 4 • ell we. thy eke aforadsol ..4 wadi....l rm. T.e Ogee! I. here waited is s periike us women, ss4 eke ?di etary el the rewmies is prweerl y iM trsueueuei of seer rem &eh. o t 0 o le. De. -J. oe. r• ed. ,tit- M. 1 W. Wt. OW. hod and ter. rto, ow. tet- I. 1. 6 I In iek S., of ref 1••• •••••• - 7, 1. joy. :c N. gird 0. 'rig is i Or day was poldlehed. prke it. hewed. riifig wANDKat NG JKW ; •r, [lsraeli the .111 Prieoetted t Wag as millie,tie Messed the litaaaert alsd Co.teas‘ of Pi* else distlawildsed Nader t hmerspened with Aneedleses Meerut , Mae. of dlifereot periods. slate Or Itestruswiee .4 the Teeple of Jemmies. la • Nar votive suppowll so have bees writers by that ysm rt.e. Clamor , . Bleitented by' enemas Esigravie abp aad Nlar, MOW Pint ceslecte.l ied a By the Rev. TZARS. ills Werth tWeelbsd for Meow of See wk. whkh. lade. violently et helm ar. rtes of plea•ier GI/W414. adapted for i. ollt .111.eda syste.ratle view A' %tor Derliae ll a sloe It.msaa Empire She improvestrei la metals elected by the prapaptimi of ste t Itto.olae, ao4 .be re two ablch tended 1e tors the if net bielphwis that pew cwelltuie the Serpi eau Coofettensey. Primed for Jobe Irian at the Scheel Library. 71. gt. Peel's Clairee• yard, Letalai. SW alas bran 11.411. others. _ • The f.dlosviev Weet or 01 speedily be poolished. by otrehi. b .14 Coestahle ay.& C.. 4iabaseh; aed Hunt. Boblepoo, sad C flgespOle. 1. DESCRIPIION the WESTERNI rm. isLmlns “1 *.fol LAND. as 1.41ag of I MAN ; eft.o4a, A.-omm tt.eir acol•fec .; *Orton, , Rearkilis u. their Itaimoto , Seemly, r. 14 Amigahim - . B, J. M ACC Vl.V.sell. M.D. F.L.s Two MMus 8,.. with a e...ium 4 illentasi , e Eaawtisp le 4591 110 t An ACCOUNT ..f the ARCTIC REctoxs. eiteeditec the motarel Hines y d S;.ifeaserges aad she .reitt f , 4 P•Lbe Ite, end the Oremlned Mae. • •.1 • sad ik wriptiom of the Noneere WI • e Filers rrselie deriver from Reweeetwe wade daring one see. Yom rats Ir the polar Sem By William ileambe, jos. PALS E. Tr. rub Sm. with nowee•rea Foam ism. TRAVRLS I. ITALY. GRP.Pre E, and the 10111 b% 'SLANDS, so a memo of Leans, derenpasm Mawr fleeredy. sot tee So* Ana. By 11. W. William, Ere. Two vole. SVO. will Fwermilr. 4. TRAVELS in the NORTH f GERMANY. sterribtag tit proem Slate sbe ...Val sad piel- hal Imesitatim, th e Aerkedinee. blanesfactore., Commeme. Eilocatioas Art., and Mathew of that Comeery. ceetiraterly in she Kierglaw 4 Her ewer. 1171`. Hotaßtm, S. TheIIISTOR y at•lir 1511 1 1 , ,N A R(:H I PRLA.fiCt. By 3;dro Gatefold. Ern. F R I. isle 81 itil46 Itersdeat at the Gott of site Sodom of Jam. Three mots. h.. with Rivaled,* top wed IrOMMINieII. 11. A JOURNEY CA.R XIOLA assil ITALY. in lb* Team 1017.11111 By W. A. Codell. Bw. VIM L. sad B. TIDO vole. Se-, WWI Earrovier. 7. The " BRIObt. of TRIERMAIN," awl "HAROLD tbe DAUNTLESS," Two Poem. By Walter Aeon. El. Printed together is one vet. Sm. mieforwly to the motbor's other Wrete. I. TALES, by "TM Amsbar of Bertram." Ac. Firer got,. S. A SYSTEM of MIN ERALOOY. - By Robert Jamenso, ..Pranner at Natoli& Ilitlary in the lloierrslty of Edia .4e.sts Three vole. Sto. A mew Edition, beteg tbe •Ibird, greatly is. roved. Wish mornme Plain. DROPSY. --We eongrataistie Ike ruble.. on * Dierovery rf Within immanence to three who are aflic ed with Wm deers/fel diatom. the Drowsy. • Y. WEBB sod Co. of IS. flondgermen. Ter tentsam Coors. Lendoo, modertabe to rare tint Meender, if ever op Irma • W, m. 41 I* the Went .1 ewes. whims tampion or no , i.e., h. a ewer al mum, amboirro h any bat 'Armoires. Trey thisj p or ta irtrieata to hood that brae bee. disk r;ell from the . deemed hethe‘ble—are mow ss es fair way •If se *esthete. Per. mei ne7l.-sairome. re Idler*. pod pall, wit/ esetowleil to, addressed - as above, wit will. it Thigh'''. 1 0 " 11 ' mbar bee bees erred, slier h.viag ben deente4 blblatilbie by that a s• waiters of the Varsity. - • ERICAN SOOT.IIING %TRU t., A CHILDREN WHILE. CUTTISG THEIR TLI:T1I. Of , I 1 sbe Is omen. ra.n. that Me: aineare.l so she .• • Primate/ the Ises stye.... cf the good . 1 to • A CAN SOOTHING ST:IUr, sr. me ale once easlit..l is. Ire • aneastais of every Mntber a..J Nrs , e sb .11 IN, follow lot : Infest devaghter Mee. Lee., . LIITIteR*4. I I. eannee.rod I Whirs sit a ter) rally arr, bi.hgelbil fever en • pais, the irritrtiom of the gawp ores Si .r.el or.. Sodom. tier of Ost havelp;wr to duce the ebb • t 'rola . hI. it. srifte.. 3! Ile lame .bese.r. sew a fowl bettor of • lope 5.f11. , b else of a neer.. 'ft e Os* parent. way 7 }e Pellet lbonglabi neat 4.-eribed. The !!..4itinfl .f the emu roollftrost be o wsse.s brit r place, en a pillow. atheo Pr imitate diePrtr.i thew to If. the 1100n1INC: NV RUI' (true 4111.er snen.r pr..vine orrlro.). wltteh after 111-1,41 n few limp. slopped she Soft. oftessoo, sisal Omit alorahre is owner we.•••nfsely removed, rid the chill boa est her hreb sill petted taw. To be hat of the 1%01.6010m J o bressa a. d Willits.. 91, PlPlribbbolferf, OsearE•slrelPe% Pl4l. by teem oppmonorat, of ON IM peioriCsl Medina* Vanden is town *al armory, al 110.1h1 per hoole. N.B. Mr. JOHNSON relieves she st. *owl. at her Loose. ewer Tue•day ad Ilatantav osors.ne. rem wrens ten o'clock. by hriolliaa a lesser Woe .1 recordable hoteekeeper, to calif, they are real oldeets of rborily. _ . TNUSU Ais Nem* in any Prolralion *Adorn ILI fails to elate the malevolent hostility of the inn rested ignasal, bat Shelf wrovias remit harmless from she 'Meld of Sale Merl, s nay. they ' , ten bearer serviceable a. a spar to indesity and proiorrrenee. Tepees Mr alma, on the other baud, *bey are rouaterbakaie , d midi the approbation of she syllabi. oiled sad jodta as. N. one hoT evrerMeeed this mare slum pr. EMI y , ahosraarndlydsnowslararingDM,otdonoftie Cirealusiaa, hiss aspired fa him so high a degree of relebtity Smug t h e rlar-IN of wrirso, siernagli she grateful re. rommrat'ass..* of the imiumeinhie indiride ils who have reaped she boreal of his oltitfil earns... T. To these individuals and she he bigr to imam Anoka for the e,,,,g.s e ssee th e y have rsseed in boas ayel so iivare than. that wale iu owe health terialts., sus clefs ens Mi. f ast 5a.,15 be *mire that may conduce so i.e icoerce elf shore al. have mama to him.— lie ihinlss it solar teat si,opir 5.. sta..thoi his ss:les is foauded .pre psartit.,l eviivVirrirs vril;i•S insaseolorelv 1.. she CON' i an ars moors sissielotty so retiee It. sopei laity im the..'.. l imi be et vi pracsise a para.:son of case in Saar Jkarder by oar sturdy. The pevilatily of Dr. iiiatly's plan i. of the Mahe,' isportatee so if Miri Ernpit, aha hal shfrr• riverai cue immiered .smile for a wens batch of lime, by their I .oi g might relief in the iap.r.pn nee of medicines, sh I. ye ors sed a. ly so riere.e.st t*eir itirerinet. Is is Weed to h- ni t rated. tam there ate many of 6,114 retie Vibe, (1011 5! or eeliaity of s' eh , mai a fear of publicity, are Mr da../ to si.he aosoluirn. wawa sawn ate the lOCUIf et aggro ao tou. insteaJ f relies•. 4 the Ai, ..d r. By oath Dr. Lady settee itisly.a. 5. is.sa or,t, soh.. •pp...ite Wist.t . ...sserl. 'tea ss'el , ..k at :tight I hied tiles halal* ',sm. 10 oh: ••• Pr. Lady's iv a p: tote Marc. frESTMS IC.AND AT NESTING. k 1.» nAT., OCT. 21 The Wertelorlarol County 'Meet og,wltich was held here sci•cisy, ass most nea..eroe say respectably attended. A hootired and slaty ..1 tee freeholders hid sißne.l .oe Rispladiee, including some of the most respected Gou.lemei, of the Gavial - . Mr S; rick land, of Sisocgh ; Mesara. B.nagb3m, Wearing, and Canna ( hi.' P.'s), Mel. a. Wylie:O. Cr ackentheope, illerplierd, ?Welder. liarmnond. and many others; the Rte. Mess , Sedeeskli, isc. I Ite. The ...num efforts bad been aced by the Lon. lacy ' , lit' ta retest a terIOVILT, among which may be mentioned .he absurd report iodustriordy miscued. ;filset a Saute had jest take!' pleat at Manchester, in which the military wete overpowered, and the wish merching mends Kerrie to joie the Meeting there. Nor eithmandiug sane and other' artifices, sorb as fuming the glory of \lr. &stashes being ill earl en- &eta silend, 'meninx, that toe troops of civilly I 11110 ordered to he present &c. Ise. above thorr. Oa penults were esseelad at one ed.:et, • hen the ! Deputy Sheriff (le Lord Thenet's abloom) proceeded to the bustiugs, eeesespaeled by a ember of the priecipal Reqeisitiewlsos. Thorns Banes. Esq. the Under Sherif, took the Chair about one o'ctock, and opened tee proceediegs by reeding the Requialtion. He stated the happiness which the Hereditary Sheriff felt in complying with it, and his desire of attending this Meeting is per son, but that his Lordship had bees ender the nevve sky of proceeding to London from the Meeting 'at Turk--abet he (the Under Sheriff) had no doubt bet I that every Goodman of whatever political sentl mentr, croeld be hea rd with 'Mendip end respect. Mr. WlritßOU.—The Noble Earl. Ilereattery Shrug' of this county, having readily complied I with the Reqtaisitioe, which 1 and other Gentlemen', bad the honest to present, it is my ditty slew to sob- I mit to your ceesideratioo Resoleti.oes which are its effect and snbstance ThotisflY the "" " those moved and rattled its the sister evenly of Camber:l land, at the lain Carroty Meeting. This Meeting is ailed to espies% •or 'calmest' are the disgraceful • Itransaction of the 16th of %spat, et M,achester, ; end of the necessity of so: icily enquiring into them- i 'Those transactions have been so ably and •mpij dis caved In the emu -ewe of Cumberland, York. and al, die every other minty in England, that we ere pree.mtml from the aecrssitv of mitering folly into Wm, and bar • very little to say of the fats) end digit. acetyl proceeding% of that day. They have bees nprenated in the public papers Its two very diliforent ways I 111-38 in the Courier, nod another N!'teistosies iaper ' en the part of the Magistrates and Yeomanry, airslalmoat every ether independent paper In the umpire against seat Magistrate, and Yeomanry. In the first pine, the Courier tells you, that the Manchester Meeting was illegally ane-nbled, disorderly cooderted, sod the only speech there made had a tendescy to mite Is melt, riot, nod sedition. That the Civil Power one presented from ozonising the dye process of the law by several acts of violence sad riot on the part of the people. That the Magistrates had previously declared the Meeting an illegal assembly. That ens of them (without naming his, observe) had reed the Riot Act. That proclamailion was thereupon malls to disperse with r lead end audible voice (observe, Gentlemen, these are the very words of the Act). That after the reading of the Act, and making such proclamation, the people refined to die perm. Tint the Magistrates then thought it advisable to call in the assistance of the military to enforce the due nineties of the law. Pardon me, Gentlemen, have made a sad mistake hear when I said the military, I meant the celebrated Manchester Yeo manry Cavolry.—.(Hear, keur ! sad laughter.)- - Bet )011 will observe, G•filltalfa, I Isll3, and am only, quoting the Courier. That the Yeomanry Cavalry condected themselves with great forbearance and humanity.—( hear, hear! sad laughler.)-00 the pert of the seinen, the public Press throughout the kingdom, with the esception of this Courkr, and ; another fabulous Ministerial Paper, pobliah the very reverse to this statement, which has been eireeleta, and which the people at Inge believe.—(lleer 1)—If the Riot Act had been read, and if the people re fund to disperse, and presented the authority of the law, "it saw a grievous fault, and gri ly and 'fatally has It beta enswereal.' Vet ) Gcullemer, as I veld before, there is another way of telling this *Wry. The Meeting was legal, the object of it was I leglehoste. sod this object has been allowed to be le- I &Heats en.r ante the Li'atlases House of Ikesswick sates the Theme of these Nelms.— (Gheers.)—No art ofeleleoce was committed es the pert of the people, alistissieed of speeches of an inismatatory end sal. three inter", !beefily owe delivered was a strong IN. herblike to coatings peaceable, and that the process of Ibis law was not eves etiasyted to he inferred. — (Maly !)—Tt.at the military. I-bee 'heir ;nylon, I emit tars gallant Teamsters Cevaity, lesteed of for. beater", instead of bressity, without any near., wellonly esbred and rod. , over Ms people sod the' asosereedieg peace direr berme the int viols to their coorsge.—(Sbasise!)---Geoil7usen, can berth 414011es000ls he bee fe--(No, wo.froor the a: die nee.) 'f oil tees it Is is possible that ti's Vetter's.) , Can'. ry itowW act• with humanity, and et the wino with the ferocity of wild beasta.—( Loud cheers.) — Not withstanding the salitarsi cootrsdicting @crowd% of the Courtly. and another Mioisterial Paper, there are Nets admitted on boils sides :—tat, that the Meeting was di.pwswid, at the point of the sword ; awl tad, that la sett dispersion, I of Ms Ma jestr's subjects Inst their lives. Gentlemen, does sot each of these admitted facts aloes, cell for ineestigaiori and enquiry alibi regard to the der ;,reservation of our liberties and the Constitetian of England—(Yea, gvs, and cheers.) — Gentlemen, after the loss of many lives—after tho grietoos woorlds given, riot only to the people, bat to this Coselliatios, ought not these trassactioes, rig Me bet plan, to have called forth deep regret from 'be Sovereign, and immediate and elf cat :1 "...laity from the Laws or from P48.6 , 161'0 , Gentlemen, kb Majesty's present ,Miaisters do not think se.— They have not theeght 6t to pet in the "Imola of theit Sovereigis one sentiment of sorrow—the) have advised (with haste and .as betel responsibility) his Royal Ilsghoess the Pane • Regent, wi; hoot any es gutty. to thank these Magistrates, Yeoman , ' C•vslry. and Inwood of declaring his regret, they hare h•sperl mooniest; of apprebatim and admiration on such rendre. 1 most toy, that 44 @pithy of his Majesty's Miuistera (tomato" ens of ws harsher tern, or at least, thentildest war) is astooiskitig and reprehesislhlt.— Oetritemnt, I still net 641(M ,th• wirsimilw of his Ma. jest)'• of y Cavalry, who have acted es , arestionrra of It e retiold. with at siarrsi•l anal wiroet trial. —( Levi' affeeriae.)— The corded of lb In as moult ere rtduar)" 1- disvacetel to th.-as se mem and as Citisitans, and Cputrat) ' , Sow le the rtifir of !!rillso •Iffiers! Nt. wfthefewdire4 whi..l%, 1 would eof 'odes the it es:orai pea; they should sot be coodesi.red end esecel , d, willow a fair I wish nod to he rater* 101 Pleilidle% lbw : I wish for enquiry. Ft .1 myself se.' foe, I flaw ti a .tt•iet, sod rig, awls wi eldier into "Wray iern•ulable Iran C.• any one say, after roads g tip late piddle pa t era, that due eattelry has been ma& 2 On an" one dent that ets quiry it neteasel' 2—(Nlioste of. .ho, nu." )—Goo amis. 'here ha. ...t.• upon Comet toilet' a Castel. neer Caere, which fats been conducted in a most n traordireet manner ; day after day have di , graeb NI proceedings taken plaice, and 'sally, it Las, aber some Wog espressions from the Jar y, been meet anaccooatably (and Orb ape illegally) seljoerned for the space et tea stoke roost probably tiil ' a Bill of Indemity was be obtained le CSI/wit thew. diegrseefel anal (thereby acknowbulgetl) illegal transactions.-' (.Lord mad embittered apreasse.)— Gentlemen, we care net for a Canton's Court, ▪ desnaed, as a last 'e.o.m. a Parliamentary en geiry.—((.heers.)—lf , an this intesi4atian, it ahoeld oppose that the Cosetitstioa has been witesided; mei ther a Government protecatios against Mr. Heat, .1w a mistlesteariner, nor a Radical prosswition against Mr. Owen for perj•r), ens he of say seri tire. If Der Sta.@ Physicisos hate a wiser remedy they are mere qoackb—( Laughter and :owl op gleree.)—Gontleorn, If we • feather investigation take. place,--if Ministbn pretest this enquiry,—if no farther proceedings tske piece in our Courts of Justice,—matk what will follow. Any wicked Mi nister may is future, at his please'', " Cry hams, awl let gip Ale dogs of war !" (Coorlisued applausel)—Tho Minister, or even the Magistrates, will then Irate nothing to du but quote Out precedes' of " 161 h of Most, 1819, Re Man cheater," and that will be a complete defence. What a mockery It will thee be to my that the eats of the Prince will be open to the cries of the people. If, Os the contrary, Pietism's' everts its omnipotence, and notwithstanding the late proceedings in the Courts of Testicle, ester" lute this iitirealigatios with solemnity, with caution, with temperance, mithnet prejudice, withow party feeliag (which I sow deprecate). and above all, withootiming prejudged the quest ion,' hew I congratulate yearns the invaluable right of petitioning being firmly established, and the wrong, of the people redressed.— (cheers ) Economy and teal retrench stem will then become the order of the day—them. and not fill then, Corruption will melee a starts' blow. Theo, Gentlemen, all ranks of society will be united in links of confidesce. The nobili.y, the gbh, and the peer, will meet together nosier the safrgewil of the Balkh Constitidion,—coofitlence will he re. stored trade and Nickelling: will 11.wish,—and. above all, every one will be compelled to admit that ` 4 the safety of the people is the supreme law of the Slate." [Mr. W. concloded, by moving fists Rein. !winos similar to those of the Consherlsoil Meeting.] Mr:CIIaCfMITUURPIt —After the very eloquent address of my woathy Friend, Mr. Wybergh, it may perhaps *Neu suPeresoes, if not presumptuous, in mo to think I could add one word which weal.' nor diminish its effect. Ref/lading, as I do, the rt.thto of Willis as the iteprescriplit.le bit tb• ri.tht of Eh; lithium, beaded down to as by e'er a o r..stois, se cured by Magna Charts and the 13.11 of !tidh it. and confirmed by the Art of Scot.:m.l4.w, l feel its.. she rova• tikes Iteiari„thl•ffectsof all, w hetbrr Whig.er Tsrie•; A 'rs so Utllishotsra, sr a freebelder of d v irt ont!, 1 i Nand Mete totally lodepeedent e l ell parte et.•!in - I far its sepport. Sh-old it he rertrkted of 1W will a 21Inislefs, tv. lees of Magistrates, • 4 He Or :;.l. and is not witty of eta+ • bonbon. is eat Worthy Ist 'the honest risme of an E glishman be* tlest" , '••• t.. 1 die a el.r..."—(Grerd opirtarte:)-Tlio qeeetienthlt proceedings as Manchester, to etee'the issildeil term. are, call alma us to coed forward to impel ewe mess: talutble rights. It is adinitted on 'all bait, tint du. Meeting at- Manchester was disported .14 sailitetc foree.and that lives were lost. Ought not . yeatearlolrr then to take place? I thiuk yoe will ogre. oldh me that it ought. Bove the Mem-boater Msgistrates end Cowell) , acted in a legal s ti henna* mobtier ? Let it not he itoderotoud that I now rotteleton them, Cod forbid 'hit I slineld eeidemn env matienbeerti -- (Applonse.)—Or INK V Jonah, jedgeo Os, mar. :r soy ✓.t of n.nst, lie . set heerin: both mike. Have tie aiinisteet dew* this ? Al they Oita srJr. :enc. dosed ht 4 applauded the conduct of peA-tis in telt tog easy it. lives hf lib Majesty's mikilikiestato Mi. sits rs, those men I dettstrate condemn.—(Great erplause.)—Their easwee to the Address of the Cot-. pored** of tie Gest Cits la his Mojesty'e domislotts, doses a deliberate determination on the pert of Mi otrers, to encreeeh an the remaining liberties of she pe pies sod of their wish to insinuate that the public neither knew, nor owed to knou, the circumstances which Weeded tbst Meeting.— Instead of repel, they 'sprees thanks, and con. items the people unheard, and the Corporati.st for their ignOrettre. When I confider, that _these Ministers are the same weak, Imbecile, set of men, olio e•nnot gofers setordieg to law, who only a short time since first enacted the Gleging Bill, then the Seditious Meetings Bill, and, led ..f all, lo cont. plete the breach they .bed made in the Constitution, sespended the fishes, Corpus * Act, the great but •ask of our liberties, lam not astonished—they have my pity and contempt.—Cdpyriouse.)-Worn I consider these things, I confess I see so inclination On ISO pert of his Majesty's Ministers, to engross the power, and sappiest' the sights of the Britifh. people. The people of Ens/land justly • i tpreciate she principles of the ConstiteWit, as established at the gloriotts Revolidien, I. 1688. They will root setter this fabric to be impelled either by imbecile Ministers, on ire one band, or nicked sod designing men on re other. I regret that the people of Ms.. che , ter, its neighboit, hood, and she oijolnistit largo towns, shoold not hove reset in their 'meeting teems or paraNhes. But though I cannot approve duck istotimar WIMPS numi.ng loges:ter. I . mast iNitlly -. ~i. ..-; .I‘e illegsl dis7etti• n, at C.c -oases .4 the hayostet, or the sabre.—f rely terse Stdeon:) -- Gotitloosen, that rime .rigor* part of OOP rose sites. late" (hi Awe dassorroes '.l Themy and VIP most eitts disious political doctrines, is not to bit deekel 1 it ie what I Ism •ist io coma. At with all goal and remedies , tio ,s 1 men ; bat iris is only o tecondaiy ennto—tho reels IN roue.. deeper. Whet tises that clelebroted man, Lord Blom, say ow the sithket , —his words are, that " poverty, discantenteut, and oppressive end unequal suction are the sole causes and foundolon of Wiliest " These, Gentlemen, are some of the principal cusses of those distresses—bet, notwids. standing the present critical ablation, I have se doubt you will not deviate from the tree principles of the Britith Constiletiou.—(Chary ) -It no. only remains for me to thusk you for the petit/ore with which yea have heard me, and to congratelste you on the filminess you have displayed as &Oiliest.° is the present si.olloa of the country.—(Great cp. plow.) 'I he Itmoletioas being wooded by Mr. Caliente , . Vinare, Mt. Batons, the Under-Sherif, pat the geestion, tad the Resoletioas were carried Imola ollusly. Mr. WTertlei said, if there its single person sebe eppe..4 them Resolutions, I beg he will hold up his InteZ—ht to ; nr•on doing so, the Resolutions mere approved mud carded ononlmously. HrtilT Coltman, El. proposed a Petition to Parliament, which was reed by the Under Sher% msd received with loud and continued applause. Mr. Cuatortsir then seconded the tiptoe,' to I rarlMaynt. which was read by the Under Sutliff 1 sod "erred to without a dissentient mire: Mr. l'uourton moved that the Petition he prikent. ed bt• the Right lion. Ltd Viscount Lowther end the Hon. Coluitel Lowther, the County Me-n!terts, assisted{ by Mr. Bronghtm, utFich was seconded sad received with unbounded applause, is vise also a R itoluilon f. r instructing tb t County Members, add desiring A. urough.m to semort the prayer of it, in it.* npmarhiug Plititi , n of Nineteen , . lictinv Buouan sat, Fog. M. P. cues forward antirict sued appi use, whieb lasted several minutest, a. d it was with r'ifficalty hetoold prevent a repetiti m of it, and obtain an bearing.—Geot:etneo, I feel highly honoured by these meats or your apprtsb.. bltton, ei.il rweciolly by. the boomer you hese don, .uts in aset•riatibg my name with thou, a your worthy MtmArrs f•r the milady, to resent this Petiti•trs to rte: Common; {loose of Parliament. Gentle. men, it giv,!t we great Sali•tittleni In Bud, fiat the Ceon.y . f ‘Vesteinsland is ameciating ttith its rester County of Cecoliitriand,. which was the first in i smiting its' .. sonticnocts on the lave lament- b's tran•sctioo.. at Million's'', —nor btethree its Crane lierasiol his- done themselves I, eme tei h..nner, and a. n e , tly r.tiiow . their steps. The nest is the pope. inns Count) (1 hail 'latest nit{ King I .no of r...k--. be proceedings of Poet e o enty never rin he ruclete I ten hi, F. tclishmeri or his Alsjost)'s blinittets—they will he tetnrathrrod not nn l lf ns l.tellinl rf the pro. paid of Ile. Minst,nz, hut ON account of the &true. It , * title sc-oi:Oleti—of the admirshlo manner in atoll their pfe,refttifl4s sere condectri —anti the bennut, literati), anti Irly''(...t.i.ily of the Neils p ro s iiill w'tn loti the 'i.e., 1... d joined hio.rt and !mu I with the vent, of 'cal .11.0.141 V, and vrg y pg . B ill re cn•tit!. Only tank et the ii-t--1 no first is the VI,: of N' Collt, the 11:•t.litary Ltd Ilst OW at , .. • 10#