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

:XV) rirtsb.l d:.1.4.6 4' 4 'E. E ;1411GED. F. Leitch, Fg,,church tweet, avachaut, from Sept. et to BANKRUPTS. 1..11. nat. Couray•terraz-, ::..triagton, Surrey, merchant. Parnell. Conf.;lona. Chebhire. A. A. Wig.ler hd G. Seymour. Chizitestqr, breaerz. J. Uamett, tlymouth. watch-maker. DI VI ItE N 1114. Sept. to, J. and G. Sykes. Currier , '.hall court, elotltiert— *2 J. Nlar.hell,King's 11 tad Court.Newgate Curet. linen draper J. Shirley. St. Jolin-in-Redwattline. ‘Voreester.hire. wool a pier—ittt, R. Felton. Lawrence Pountney-lane, hopontehant —it'll, .1. P. Carpenter. and .1. Webber. Wellington, Somerset bhire. drapers—Vt. A. T.etdie, Size Lane, ancklersbury, pro trarehant--0, J. Marks, Bath Place. New Road, Mid- Wleit x. cbinanian—ta. A. Keating. Strand. sileeremith— t•n..l.ll. Goodlake, Upper Thames Street, wine merchant_ !IS, T. Petirwm, fluke Street. N'estmipster. breecltes maker— "b.l'. Phillips, Bread Street Hill. tperchatit—tti. G. and W. Bla- Ley, Leeds Grocer,—..iS. W. Hallett, Spa catth detdcr— va,o. Gon;bal. ~,„1 T. Wilkinson. Paurnot,ter Sow, crape menu • figurers—Ys. E. Wavon, Withern. Lltwolniddre. corn-dealer— , Mattes, Wapping Street. anchormuith—Oct. 5. J. l.cwia, .'incing Lane. merchant-1. M. IL Martin. Burlington A rude, Jeweller-4, J. Brouilcy, jun. Staftind, slue-utarm _ _ CERTIFICA.T::S to be granted Se;w. 1. Stnith and J. Fore, t). Prince's Street. Bunk of England. • ~:chants—J. Bristul. brut Coundel-. J . ( iond))•. I •iverlog. meTt'llawi—W. Low. Hannter.street. ‘l"alwortb. merchant-1 Coper. I.uw Alcliwond. I.inculnshire, maLter.— ir. !L Hail, gunk-buildings. merchant.—%V. Uule, Uurcebier, aid It. Lockett, llrri.ford, common currier& FROM L.4sr NiGnrs GAZETTE. P.tNIC RITPTCY ENI..IIIIIF.D 3. Prentice. high Save:. \Voiles:impel. grocer, from Sept. 14. to Nov. e. BANKRUPTS. J. Esrer, Fineden, Northatn)non„ grocer. Sol:..tor, Mr. Coley. Queen Square, 131exernsbury. T. Pollard, Worco•ter, hatcher. Soh. 3lctsrs. Cardale and Stun;. t. ray's Inn. I: ealdaen, North Shields,. victualler. Sol& Morn. Cordele and Young. Gray's Inn. 1:. Cawood. Arm'ey, York, clothier. Sot Mr. \Yawn, Grc wine Sue Hatton Garden. W. Knapton, I.ecds, joiner. Rol. Mt. Bettye, Chancery Lane. J. Sterkl, Bristol, e11e..--:factur. tare iger.l end Blower. Lincoln's Inn Fields. T. Sargent. 111illbank Ilow, Westminster. thriller and none snerchanc. t , eila. MeArs. Vuu Klemm and Comsn, Binh Lane. J. Puller, Billericay, Essex, hone dealer- Fels Mciars. Nitre and l'arty. 'l'anficld Court, Temple. W. 11 Canipisell. Wood Streit. Clicapside, ale and porter n.ercludit. Sol 31r, Parton. Bow Church-yard. DIVIIIENDS. ()ember 12, .1. Robson. !Attie Britain,Alderagats Street. stable Peer —B, J. Iloliinun. Mile End Bowl. brewer-2.:r. D anis, I.o,stene Square, WhiteLhapel, wieretiant-20. J. W. Bunnester told C. 1.. Vidal, New London Street, nicrchant-1 I. S. Gill, ll..ibury. York., tallow clandler-6, W. &odic., *.i.:at scouth. D, eon. ship builder—V4. It. Campbell, B. llarper. and Baillic, 0:J Jewry, merchants-2. W. Martin. lewlenliall Alarket eh.entonger—t. T. Wilson. Morton. Lincoln., grocer fj ee . P4,vklington, Wind.orpe, and W. Dickinson, Newark upon l'rent. Nutungliain. bai.keis-2. T. Gardaves, 3. Hughes. !Avelino!, dr..ggizt —as R. B. fern, Liahticld, a inemer . _ Cr.lll !FIE: A TES to be grar.ted Oct. 2. S. W. Wailes. North Shields. tailor—J. Nunn. Strittforl.coul merchant—W. Hulme. Leek. Staliiird, grocer—J. Sri:emits:ad. trdtlehl, merchant—W. Thomas. Brival. money scrivener. t a i)ll3 of Nit:::citz. Rank Stork I 0ini..,..,1 34. per Cent. 111 Imp. 3 ver I ...to. rwr (:elO. Cons. 701 11.4 Fe ii..iid, Irw. dN. ,1 per Ceut. Pia ii: Ha Simi. 7 . ..0 4 per Cent 91i Exchequer 14‘11. 4,. dia. •. per Cent. N.4.' 10+1 C•sh.t. for At.. 111 1, .ut Amt. 19} Loner Tici,e• • THE NATIONAL REGISTER. t ET:NDAY, SEPTEMBER 12: Wu feel the disgrace attaching to tEe English L:trim:ter from the rczcnt transaction: in Nlam htrongly, that we would gladly, if it were possi ile, throw the veil of el::Mon over them ; but it ,annot be—the indignation of the. country forbids !7t, and the aputhetical itnietectice of the justifiers of fuu:est outrage that ever wits committed, forces is to continue a subject painful i.t the extreme to us. 11 . 1Tat.ever they may think, thmc on whom the bloody of that day may be justly charged will descend zl.c grave amid the abhorrence of every one who tlescrves the mune of man ; though " In the roruipteti currents of this world (V.:traces gilded hand may sho%c by Juativc;" tLey mil find, most certainly find, dint " 14110;01.e."--. We call the attention el' oar readers to a letter iletailimz none exaLtly then we have seen hitherto, the sanguinary achicvernews of the Yeomanry, and to an extract of a letter frem Mr. Pearson en the impartiality of a Lancashire Cir...nd Jury. The 14th July is used as a rerroaci, to the humanity of the French chAracter—w e hope it will never be so :again EngliAman, lest he situuld be reminded 011 . the clui.l:y !wail 16th August. THE Nt.TIONAL REGISTER. THE INQUEST Al OLDHAM. MOHACS, 8. CORONEICA 1 \QUEST on TUC BOOT us J. I Thn ))))) ming, til I I 0 . 4.10 CA, It.r kik tsf r Fru It o, the turnorr, r ailing at eliehnalle, onet a Jury 6uumword Itul for the pu. pow ul holding in Innue-s on the lothl of J. Ler*, utw 4nt of the meeting uf t4e 16. h Wt. ot t.laurheArr. _ . . The Jut, being sworn, ;traceried with the Coroner's Clerk to examine 'Le h,.1 ; a n d a wore blelekleg spectacle never prowated itself to the view. The slink of the back es hi- Wird Spaplowa of ntortoicnitou ; and the right atm was dreadfully cut, esuletaly by WOW li-up ith.trinent....-011 the return oftor Jury to the public-house a here the Imply.. au. hell, Air. IlArawr, addr. ming himxitln the CLII/01:t11 . 11 Clerk, ltilket: ,s bet her ilw Jury hod been sown, On brill told .hot the , were, he rigoested Pi knave , their nrinva ; to Witch .I,e Comore* Ckak Trolled, " l slum' tell yens ; a 'oat 1. pair a flaw ?" Mr.llanurr.-llv name is Harmer. : prune Sir, that )1111 are tlw tnrolwr? Ir.k.—Nu I am uot ; l am the rle.k to the Coront.r. Mr he. r.i., wi is at I.4..casirt, and L cowe here to hail Ih iintu rt in Inv Mr Harmer .4 1..0w me In ask year name, Sir. Clerk.—l slut .% IrII I 011 . l W.% Cr tatty qUrsll,l9. lirri mime ga siCe 311..11 Dili. teed, that he had no doubt thr Jury theme. lien aosld have DO ohjeethas to 11.lheir 1111111.1. Clerk -- Vu ; 1 utuire that Ilk, Jury uhty WOO Cr 00 - . . . . _ . A %coat-num then observed, that the name of the clerk was nutty. Clerk.—Yes, that is my name; I shall not proceed upon this ottquest an... I shall arth.u.s; till Mr. farren lllr. flat V: lieu yuu had the Jury ..uwia t0n...1, and when au Caine here, +sus It nut lour intention 11/ hold the intintyt ; it wns my intention ; for I was told h lie t omdahle tha. L. re was flushed to death; hut f %%Mit l li.ve seen came Herr, I w ill Idjuuru the Ila nu had nut see:time here with the witness st, ,oa not hay.. prnree..ed with the italwrst Rau).— I will unsure 3nts no in.he qu. : , 1 , 0)11S j and (point in% to a geniletnlssi who is. 4 takitig anis, at a table) I suppose bhall are all Ilia in black and wane iu the natty:hilts' In a few Hhrn.rr—Any viol, man who acts conscientiously and correctly nerd Heel I be :afraid of the pulslicatioa of his conduct. lietilles, is an open enlist ; any man is at rty to publish sins. tarot whim takes place hose. Batty If Mr. Farieis nuts hcre, lam sure that he would not alltiN oar of yon lls tlw stn. Haimer.— Plt aye to poi that tintso Sir, (addressing him self to she r elliirM/111 taking twits). 1 hrg to ohs.. se, Parma sou d n.s h Xm.tly •selude us ; fin as this place is a public Con., of .toseice. in inquire into the cause of the death of a triton -sohjee, a ho has met his death by viol. ..c c , Wall the people of Englund could be so (4 , inprow - d, they arc entitled to be present io this room. 1 have ample evi dence here, Sir, to demonstrate, that the deceased, upon se hose ett,e )on me suet to inquire, is Mir of those who nal death at Manchester on the Itiffs ult., in consequent r of the amnion and outrageous incursion of the noluary upon an ussembly of summed, unotkoiliag people. 1 can must satis factorily prove, by a host of evidence, that there seas no pruvocasion, ur Segal righr, or even plsusitile prt truce fur she i.irrfereliCF Or the mil tory ulna that sirens Rut sy.-1 shall +Almon the Court, and (addressing hinwelt to the peopse) YOU t go not of the rams,. I latines.— Would hut bra ri.eht, sir, to egnmine the n it nes-ses n hi. are present, and are curve some distauce to give s heir testimony ? I:atty.—l shall adjourn the Coml. !former.-- I pia.ted agnitnot the udjournment. There M/I1 be gseut did's( uliy in nolo coll,cw% the es Idehtv ; bri•wr , it may be so.sterhol to Ws - Miry the's...ly. and it is in such :4 SI-le WM rear, in long sthove ground. 1 uppg lu the Jury th.ur.hes xis. hat‘e job! teen 1:1e boti, H. 41 trs our of ri loon hat his h sue:zest .. dire to :t:s oo,e u hilt hr rrmaih,d to the 0000, V indeed I felt iseees,ar. M.t•eif ; I oplool also to the 11o.111,iti (0101411WD VllO tut. 110111 the slice he Was *wooled, Ailol have jut.' eit.oru:oad the Im4ly. Air. Bacnett and Mr. n.rn.haw (-occurred in tratillg, 1111.1 the 111 1 (1" %1 11.. 111 1 1C 1 1 .Istate of putr(f*ttion, t... 11 n ought iiII!Ilt•01.11Cly 141 ht icivri Bully.—Nell, *hi at. 1 will ro:journ the Court for three or four lanais, nod ',lei and .fctch n Dettiviii.--Would It tor he ruthrr better, Sir, in i aead of adiouritiog tie Cubit, that 3.0 t (h. old tidr the depo,th.4l, of the e 'meter., nllO arc 11111 V II:C.401. tunl t hos clecetiy the Intel .t until the I a 111‘1.0. 4•Ii• .11..11y• 1 l'..n C it to o ur Circe Wong. Denison.— ViL..t Coin , er do an p•opase to,eud for? 11:it0,.-- 1 sholl look old for Nir. ('..trill, :11,11 • (ell u n t *los kilo* s hint *ill say that he is tial man. Harmer.— No 11111. 1 . %pre! , t . ,1 a..y deoht of t. c impact' II therm-ter of Mr. l men. You 0... r , SII, :04 no Section Nino t.y ng , !Dz. th.tt .f lie *sae tale la Mould 1111 allll 11, to remain n the r.. . y... Ido lay 01;,t he NA 11:. , oe in eto/r1 11..rwer. —I r‘nt.t, Sir, to e‘l 111011 . im la.. I to Ibe Itta of thr load : fur 11,4 tn.•trty pl.. i :.,et t-. bill MI) parting gegagrrs, are at I.lrrt3 to mice this i ablte Cnnrt. 1L,11v.-1 adj. nrn the ('attit anti! tittet• fs ' rlsir k, go and fel r 4 a (.1, opt r. Ibe Jun 4..1 111.1) • bare a bit at Ammer oh 1-• Ih.. nre (' 11., M n k. Mr. IL, tsar l r.i Li• 1611 i Mill i'le llt s . Itf 1 . % 1 at eto newt life Jon the 1f01j.1114 MUCCI. ? . . • liita•.•—t•luillsirl. is the cussti.hir ..fller Oust'. Mr. De ivot reqursted to tkote the 'whirs or the Jury. Mr. 11:.:.% Mi. ..... r.—fle th i!1 hear the tortivs of the Jury %hill the, ii-trinhir. I rt!n, vi r, tie no oljortinii to I..ti their itantes it It • ritio.cht.htl.4l I romp die • 9t114 ;Methyl its r eh in. whit the /Welt:A rl Ik. Pill 1 .4.1.11.. in oat -Itch • P 1 r,l,rns:fill,a‘.tilit; 111,1 it •1101 tll lemet .ten , wide, tl.r buural m 11.1., of it., %%null rt It I it tk 1 hr Lour' nuu non.. &fairly aiii,nourd until itt.re MANCII-31 r.R, Sirr 9 Soon Vier three k vt , ,e.doy hlr Ratty, the C..ro clPr'a Clerk r , t tr - red to acriad ny.o apruinlv:ew io , l.tatttl to th. /my iintiar , oeled for the Inquest ut:lni loots that I.e 1.:.(1 h. cn :o thi, wan to look tur a Ci rod. r, tuat I.e toulid Mr Mine, who saki th lie could not aticuo ye,terilay or to day, in cormintenee of other engagements; but tiut ht ould come :co vi /el& ca hiquca (di FrieZ: SCPT. 13 morning, if Mr. nirrett should not return before then. U. tier these cireuniuAnce. he, Mr. 11., to adjourn tla Intjurst until Fr .:1.4y morning. . Mr. Harmer pre . wed the propriety of taking the deposis sinus of the several senoras* who were present, and who had come several milts to *timid the Inquest t and, that atter 5h,,,,e deposition, were recorded, the Inquest might be 4.1- jowl tied until a Coroner shoald attend. This he stAtmitteti would be the more convenient mode of proceeding for the accon.inudatiou ut the Jury, as w.ll as wr the purpo,es to: tinteec. Battye—l cannot submit to the fatigue of going into the case to day : I have had no dinner. anu lam euga g ed to dun at seven u clock thi s eseaing with a friend at Rochdale. &side*. we don't want vialr evidence; you night bring halt Manchester here; the Crown has plenty of evidence whl.tou: yours. . . . - Harmer—What as you mean, Sir, by the Crown having plenty of evidence But ve—l won't answer any questions. I think I have said enough. I will not hear your evidence. Harmer—lt is the province i 4 the Jury, Sir, to decides and nut that of the coroner; and it ie fur the Jury 1.1.1.0 tn determine with what evidence they ~id be satiated. Banye—Wheu Mr. Farrell comes here, he do what he pleases; but I shan't take any evidence. Harmer—Have you not before attended here fur the Co roner and taken depositions. . _ . liotye--1 have taken depositions, but I have always ad )uurnesi the Itique4 till Mr. karren was present. Harmer—Well then, all I require of sou in this ease, is to take the depositions of the witnesses %silo come front a dis tai•ce, %hum it may be dillicalt to bring bete again, and the Jury thus lore the benefit at their te,tiniony. Dative-1 will adpuin the Court. .. • Harmer—l :ikon ►eque•t you not to adjourn without putting the Jury to pu*.t ion o evidence which they may not agdin he able to obtain, and which may be most matt ria:6to eliab!e them to form a comet judgment of the cause of the drath of a fellow -creature, which lids evidently been occa►ioued by violence. and upon whi, h they are bound to de:ermine Batty t—What time, please, do you propoe to occupy in yt•ur moue of inquiry? Wily, we may be I. co here all night. Harmer—The evidence which I havens to adduce would not cieem:y much time but no time would be misspent in inquiring Into and ascertaining the real cause ut such a me lancholy event Battye-0 yes T 1 know ac are not to look to time. Once Mr Fat reon, I remember, had an inquest for five weeks 13ut I dui nut know of vour attendance, ur I would dont come at all. It was wloeti I c.me here this morning. a woman came and told me that three or four coat he. had come with a nurvber of T)er ***** s ti urn Manclueter. and some people front London. We supposed that they were WIIIIC•iet. and then I determined not to go into the caw i and now I tell you I am resolved that nu one shall entrap ire into the Int i eest. Jur tit.o.n—Why no: potocceo wain the hupoest t lias any thong uncommon hapt.i.ned snore mu: mug, that prevents you nom proi ceding as you intended t Batt ye--Yes, comet Ivng has happened whi.h 1 do not liwe lot.k proper to explain. Lin/ tf—lc appears to me, that if you came here prepared to take the evidence, and the Lry how tietira to Lear it, it is your ditty to cooply with their desire. Batt)e:- It was my intention,whsit I left home, to heir tbe esioence; hut when I came h.re I thoughtd~dereutl q. flit:Aid kelt soirething alx.u. a &aloe wound; but I htaio at Roch dale .hat the luau died of a Crll,ll, v. hich was michet raurdcr tiornansLughter, but accidecti.l dta.h. !farmer— Aitl,ough the dear h might he occasioned Ur a crush, circunisiances might still make it [laird'''. Another Juryman exprt vied a desire to gu into the dole, al mice Harn r r noticed this earression, and stated that I.c had the ev.dense at baud reauy to adduce it the Jury desired to hest. it. Batt: me-11.e Jury a.I agree with me t►at the Inquest should be adjourned. Son•e !ot prat* dissented. A Jut yman ezpre,,ed A wi,h to know IR bether,zreurtlMg to law, a WAN in the pt wet' of the Curtiotr to aujuurn tl.e Court ag.,imt the wi h of the Jury. hatt)c— I kimw yam of old ; I rememlivr you; . you have an elmoty to me, and I won't anrwer an) ef your titicst.ona. I chute to :idiom n the Coon became I tit n't tvvl mystit cont. petcnt. _ Three or four luryrncii c %pre sid a vei,ih that the ei idence 1141u141 he yune into, ilie fuituntti declarti.l of the sine W Lame using from Lis Ch-ir, exclaimed I adjourn the Court r., A Jur mot asked Mr. riattye, if he hit hitustlf con.pe:rut to rouduct the logurq %Iwo hr ut.dcrqual that thed.eeatd came by his death through a crush. why shuuld he feel him self incun.Fctent 1 arause he head that was the cut,- setius oce ut a •atne sound ? . _ Mr. net: ye nit.e.e no annU Cr to thie question, but tiliservre, addre.otig h tf1...11 to Mr. Harmer," I think I have upoia th.b busit:rs•. I I;4‘e retie luunr cn lllt,tt anti gene to N'at.t heeler to I bilge )0U—•—:111(1 )..ti ate not sa ti.fed Yet you have all behaved cety ill to tut-1 duSt. kus.w have% ' Hut:her-1 appeal to the Jury, u hetLer I have yid or cl...mt any t Lug vilessat e lif es Cpt 1it.21 , 1e. Ii I !IMO. i tilcUla Lt .ny Cu any apohipy. But lam scary to 14. tot larva, that I hut r w tuci-cd 7.city t t ccnsuot i n taus (ice... quit. ye:). .o the so!iii•e.ily 4,1 .AM L ,11 ia and tlirt Indy Liil.ccumitqc the en (Ina is utie t:tnn CCITIIII , II humanity in the ocath of a It 11, w ht. Iv B.itty e hills, I hate nu euidit, will Le conducted sni t-trendy on Faiti.iy Hai mer—l hope so.— Eut. %hilt 1 iFsclaim at•y intention to Ole' d you, r;:r I must can t) yi:la !At. lit C1.,11 the Lin !nage V. ussil this n.ut - that .t Mr. Fa• ten were hoe, he woukt nut allow its to Lc hue w thi tin. Eau) e Oh! I tiuw ki.t..o that h..‘e a i;rlit, by law, r , be n, the /Loan t but yuu are iut taitulta to t. Liitlit unit Lr loquec. Vintson expresoc.l a m inh to kni.w the runts c f tl e 'l:ry ; nut from any d.ffidence uli.itever in their integrity, lioni a ilea re it. be waairi.a that tbe wife pet wt» should Ir.u.4v Bait yr—i %%,11 4,,.t give- iht;t• r.2mes .I.‘t 1,1,011—••• I i/V Jury w 11, I tiut.ot 1.(01, Itact titcnlbelres ne ed1:111 4 al) I. a bil' I:att y I :all •d tLau to w, stl ht Fottol: - cal ,; T re k•a:n • rit aye al-leG, • kra. • 3 b• re t.t N . !he Court is ay. Gu watat 11,4 at n.t :c " 14.vG i. std