The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-13 00:00:00

.. y 4!9€. man, and he that wee &admit. of the. comprehor,s,ms and philosophic levy, must be ea 'dreamt for the lilprties of • pea tied mot of the &look of the pee. ply.—( Apirleure.)-11 was. es they had se often heard, &radial to cesteespiate the east et Nee. cheitert le its isolittd shape it wee dreedfal to con. tomplete it, but still users dreadful show they katoor it rece iv ed ' enprobstion tool the highest quarter of the State, and When, therefore, the affair of Man. cheater may become , by load espetieece. the affair of every part of the Country. That, sad flair had operaieg o gyiseiallY speaking. frees nee *ad •f the lantrielke other,liko an electric shock.—(ApplettreJ —Bet . 01880 it bad so generally operated, thele were, 'enlispOily, solo who, not wishing well to Illankjed, were ineoweible to the shnek. In eater" kin lee, there tirern electric' sod esse.electries, aid Shit those itmb some bodies imprinting to the cheek., T negatiiipecallarity arm* lee part of the mommenify from the laiaence of Gnternment petrosagy, hoe 6 sort of partiality of selfateterest,. That was maltisated and encouraged in certain dosses if life. There was Waved • time when the gentry it epos the. maser's of Goteremeat with a joe. Ili on eye, whew they felt a toismanity Of interest +ski ' the commonalty. and felt for the roll, upon the people who had. to contribote I. taxes With the sweet of their bile. Its the dais to "Ida hi alluded, people saw was taken that the patroness .T Dorerstreeet ebould be slow adeeeate to maintain the aplendost of the Crown, sod to oil the wheels of Goverunient sad then it was carded' provided that the voice of thar'pe..ple should be heard, sad that that voice should provail.—(4#leara.)-I'he wise roan had mid, " hat M a multitude .f cosesellers there is safety." dja. plame.)—Bst entertain/el"; in recant times, patina. ere, so fa lase befog greeted for the nitwits of **peoples was co furred to their incases ; se that harm, batted of protectiog the oppoesord, famished I reseed', if it all, Of .hick it was impassible for the bilk of the people to avail theenelves. This et bemire patromage Ma the great sill, it affected the ' real intends of the people. 'lle Misistea, trust. log to their strength, from the sabots& with whittle fey had so lee; nibbled at the Constitatiee seemed &loca l ised to try hew far Stith one stride nay goeld shake it to the were. The hasty apron % of Ike Moister* (for sects he cousidered the act of the Prime Regent) was most lejediciees when blood ism seed • It savald bare been bet deceit to have pined b efore this sliest aprobstiee had hues mastoid epee the rain coeconeed in perpetrato leg such i deed. le seppertiag their acts the MI. slaters had reeesna tb sopelme- 7 -they say they will Clot prejedde she merits of the affair et bleacilesler and yet did they set in fact hitolerably pelt* them, baseee obey wished to act against the pee. pie P—(Appionie.)—W•at I did they sot wish to projedie a tattles who diemissal Berl Reediest *ma its Lieetaisecy is Yorkshire, for merely assist. kg at a Maim, the eels object of which was fair ) epic, legit Parliameetery Boleiry ?—(neete!).-- This dismissal spoke. Colones as to the views of IlikkAtiss--it gave the language of Adminietratiety okleb, fairly interpreted, wha this--" Y.., oar lads, are ear &sisals 'net Insurers are only to ditaised by servility sad abject submissions to ear wishes—se matter what is year rank, vain are pair *sleets, your family dignity, and character, sad all the bigheit teceasentadations which a seas of rare virtues, and imemplary sad hooest swim confer; sale are all these if you era *et pee• pored is demote to ell Ministers, le all thisp, implicit obedience." Beek wee the creed of Ministers, sea therefore sae of the meet &dm. gobbed end "plight mee lit die country, fee sob a lean was Berl Fitswilliam, must be re. eselled, a see *bees its ordinary times they dent set toech—what es comsat occasions they dal* whither they wen to Werele (wen or slam— would *bat be an Illegal Mewls'? Certainly not. &ippon epee, that the Magistracy of the country were to meet to propose that each nasty should elect Ws own MegiMrates, without their eameating from the penguin of the Crewe, mid that they should have so power to determine say saps, ex cept by - the leternetiam of • Jury—would this be illegal? Certainly set. Ho admitted that direr. pens of opines prevailed respeetiog Public Meet. hap, like that of ileochester. He knew that Yr. Cowen and Mr. Women bed pronoeusid prtics• ler opinions epee that moist, and be else Imes .hut Mr. Bingham, a er high aethetity with him es panel politics, bad gives hie *piens is a similar test. But enwithensdieg these ophsinas, he enfold appeal, seder the einetles of a name which be serer took in Iran, that la his @pieties there sever was a mire earnings or mete sededissed, Is feet, a men ledefeesible, sod Wand sedifooded traewsties thee the late tisk at Maicbester. .—(4pplesee.)—The tents of that rectal 16th ofl August, set only effected the great body of the people, bet they affected the cheracter sod he. easily of the country, and he eerily believed that the Nialblers tisemeelies would with Si itaff . j them for ever blotted set el the history of de! cosetry. The greet complaist of the people was sot done, that Uwe Map were dose, but nai l tbey wen dose osier cover of kw—(Hear,= —sad that eft Ike agate ei the ensiles, they r fSe is e i ly . the Postessece of bet ens t ka, when bleed was split, frees the Throes, the e of mercy Hear, hear 1 )—lf tMe i were lb. sisedlised set of the Palen &gest, he might admit end lessee le linen else impesnedity of the penile 11111. g the Threes. If does end.' deadly, he might Went is Alien ibis direness' Selene the Niece sad kis objects. The people might new Wren him is these woods—As Sir, there is set a was ameept us sibs diet bet distrovisi be mallows of year sedetstanding. end the feel. lags if your truly British heart. You MKS les. , in the peewits& of abatement, to seam es *stogie= en whet most at the time hen bees deemed, if yes eessidered it, at lent a den del set. Yes wen, perhaps, impelled to do se by the advise of some &el. imperioes Meister; bet listen to the akin of an ietellient end a high-ended people, es/ let Demo fair tawdry precede your opprobaties of this miesere." Smelt would, aid sock ought to be, the lespege of the people to the Prises, le • con like that he shaded to. With input to the great gaieties of Reform, loch as that mend to be pee -1 posed at the Manchester llbetiog, the people oeghe to look at it is this way. They (the people) *ere, is carrying it te ae extreme, at Issue with eh' wee of rank and property of the country ; and, he sea. ly believed, thole were set see hssdred see of his humble mess es whom they weld rely for support le the extent of priship they claimed. He iew. jsred them therefore to molder the state is obi* they stood, for their .we sakes, es well as felt the vske of the best blood of the toiletry, to consider bow the matter was plated—he spa ippon the people, whew they feted themselves et hen es seat a point, to peen before they alienated from them envy ens of reek and property in the ceeetry— before they undo every met wise geoid assist th-m their enemy— before they prescribed every sae who differed on iota from thee nu this 'streets point of Rtsform.—(flear,heer!)—This would be his advise Ito the people, Ilea were be to arrogate to himself the privilege of &detains the cessiltoted Aethorities of 'the State, be wield do so is the lining, sad to Obit ileistimeeis of a me. as meek I. his character, sad as profound is his wisdom, as any sae who livid its this Empire since the time of SWAM, who was his great idol as a philosopher sad character of extraordinary attainments. The mss to whom be alluded was the issredisbli•brd Wash is too well knows es mewl is mesa of the vriGersise of im Illesershemess t hot the Pniteletsts, who kw nosy yaw mid Mgt ir e dvd wrier , wit imams expellee Is reader worthy of psbl Pedrodhed.' feel It dee to themselves Is put prowls as thik essril wise gorillas foilsman., of thk Tide issd Pis% widebloire. Is lies, sorommesdatkis is public Issuer Ihst 'be dulness .1 Mar Wised= of me Wowed ask popular west. Prided for Loomis, Bone, nets. Orme, and Brows. Pasensolerivow Is be had id she Nan .1 the prise pal Cellsorbaddey mg se all Booksellers is Tows sod Caws,. vie — tkiCt. ind t • tfiiee. la she mamba soak 4 Ptiii. le lie Ow ties' pinkie las easlepi wove Owe Tam dad an Ma Vilhada. le the own ({re wino kgel at_ _ Are semen have espied tbeCtmowinee Wrallabearsetkee _ Pledred Peawk, shale la sbeaderweearat of upendletwe • netii be et Mei lbw ihe o eights/repent basset yet ben fell. Ilii es poker, ot fans will. • le ee be boated arose the Tree- Men GI lora Iliebenipthew ta apoe lr the Camnielin .1 the ammo I. their beads. ad Makle she bewevolne an pa. Meek is every pan id We mph* S. profane wad envoi the El=evarren of We Ceiwairj o r navy wean skis At Ibe &we el die Wk rae at any dim efe Coaminse anew to submit to Me lib imams &idled areent of Ow - reeripee awl expemilitere. w ily nob itepleaellinee is they hope wsll eirdify ghee the Conning ban mend she imperial/ nun ceded the witb seat. dleenelea, mei Milky: IllabsnipOns Wendy veriehrdSl7lls 2 7 a Pmsewell 13=0 toe Widows am/ Or ilte•leen eil phew of Omen *be Yenta kir Inivedeali wendakil LU 0 h the Pariah of Mk. Free a kw Fiero& two, Raney di 0 sew menet she Rin- Al , . Wee* to OIM no in Weedwuree 1 1 Elis: as wines feel. Mr. Pylon I 0 are deeply Jr. Hanwintea, EL* 2 0 ea she baba teddefriere an ante be, ed e t h a e=en. free I reer rin fer e tbie or dowry : Meek A letweripeiee :ibe Walielleeser Ila- fawn i lei Lin. .4 0 hare-low. Blerti ilit 111A1/11% Ike. friets'-road. the in per W. Bea Keg. Subset Weinll A few Ifnitai, by C. 3 5 Proem a kw Ireirede is I Clark 1 41 Liberty Wilson Li- Johan t44 l: sin imatio lus ti er nunswee, mail to f ARIANS Por tland:lmi 5 0 stalky, ten/let at fateit t raven (mew Chiebener 35. Id.. 7.1. ) MU such J. P. Beaks, Lae. I 0 OlhipMane Wares. Thema. Howell. Kee. V U ‘1404 T 150500seraew Maws. Monk wed en epwkwyCaval- Swan 1 II 1. Essay of eseee 5 0 5. 11. 1 0 Emmy - so hinder IL U. 1 u inethatrow ban arra- IV. W. Kaden 2 i Wilted 1 1 Mr. W. Illmehame 0 Thelio.ll.Whitebease, Mr. J. R. Nina ii lieway. Oritgaary. W. Toner I. Weethowpeeiwkire 5 0 Mr. T. Mimet p iamb Man far } Mr. I A. IL C. 0 A few I U Jan. Radio o be as "" MT — ole 11.1. Inn the We tore Dist- Tenn. Feensiw Mend Boos ead3boe. awn, Surd 41.10.. Id. waken 11. 14.. 7d. A few Cmikeleas. at A few Pekoe iti lb/ ibeCreweemil link. Ned Lin. Candler. Chawkwatinet, vibe wren. 0111110118 I. 'illy/ with borer the Brushed 3 13 Ilenbener Tweedy. . A tenni by Water %proved ef by Ow .by Mr. C. 1 0 tagacrlllad Sidewalk Prin ari t i ts losed iLee. 11/ 0 Ceesterwtak. an The Ben awl Ma... 1U 2.6. id. d alliers In the wara Per the it Ereat i e e. es of she liew for the limns II Bielsko .1 Leaden. tropeieters dike Rock- belie pert et Weir II I iMenijoilaa 10 0 Sykes Daniel Ilyine 10 0 A few Meads to Civil J. T. Fined 11 2 as/ UrliminesLiberty. J. C. Penne 121 at the Delude Twit. R. C. Pews I 2 Itatibear-pien, per Ws. I wen I 2 J. Topley 1 7 Iberia Ewan 1 1 A few Feints at she E t e l e m yllee 1 1 Sip. Teirs.coart, I 3 , 2 I Si. lik. Col. lee. . Leo 1 0 Sarin by Water-drink- Cloneloalikodei 221 In 1 0 7.1. owe I V Fr ed 104 Prink to A kw Meelwake. Plus, Abner. an • Friends leltodkollit• Ref ew e eel Enemies furs, al Beth 2 let to Bleietialsrd. C.d. R. Flower 1 U M. Allah's, Glenn. Peen *be Ward of I Clip- enabler. P. 14:. 20. ategone Witbegat. few flalreripolna. Nader 2u, 2 11 ihe Wrangled Mae,- 1 Fenn a few Rsdicalo al erg M Mutineer, owl 1 Persementb 2 0 Thotorgiallias are tecelved by Mr. S. Mohr. 110, Strands Mr. Uoiy. War/wer.eseret, awl 99, hinted; Mr. Gish. 5. unts.nreet : M. IlAketl, N. 2m k wires, Wellsisbeer ; Mr. PAIN press knosellriorret. Cieteog.d ail.' 5 Mr. Progra'.s, . I. lkr-stref‘tatuabrmarkets Mr. Wary %Valid , " Westnareet, lipitnlAgegdo l llik i =er.7s. Fleee-Areet ' at the flite of the li A t •Illett, Flees-streets Mr. 11irsis , 01, Nwiell• 4 trel. PenlowenentA ; Mr. Bioniorlif.ll. Fisa-.1 eet bdt, and 40, Deme..ine ; at the Crown aid Am h., Tesere. mend; od by On Timmins, MO Carlo rink. 37. lie run g weed: t Me Robert Wien. M. P.. 47, Cballesoiteri, Ilerkeley•supoige g and Mr. A. tirllggesy.42, HO Iftelborn. blditimipliongs gantarertly Anted wilftge lemadistely forgetting us •Oplitallor to the *meaty, at t'-e Moen and Abettor Ti.. eris, ray tint 11.1eresi Wesel and Two o'Clark. Is g. pristiMaarly iensgeord, she. remota elm bast rollectod. fiet ree.l.ll/, oily hood &beet intkir has Polliit 31-eterss. or miters kr. ail plow, ao won no coonettlertg. to gram-not .he a won to either of she Tennerne, edit ill COI) pc to nig to Wm adtatuart to :paean Ilse elan old approach bet with respect—mid yet so. the missowt that Seetrible and distingeined character pastimes to Ws with the people, *hes pitted Naiad Governmest, "en for a :eget enquiry, that onseritnt the iotelenette of the Ministers breaks eat, sad they dings* tech a sea rather than brook the treat of his honesty and lagentsoosness„ IMPS th promoted I. the mildest form.--(4--1! fact, to held a piece ender Government from the Lord dews to the 5ad...., most de pend spas Servility—they receive their lesson sad oast obey. —Tbs . worthy Goodman tires allotted in severe terms le the proceediegs et the Corson's Ingot*, arid declared, that the greet troths which the pre. drum of isfirmatioe bed Weekend mad &fend, were set is be Impeded its their advance by the efforts of sotherlty, bet most Gently socceed..—. (liar ker!)-111. had already said that Mini • yen defended themselves by sophisms—they quoted Satiptere—bet they cot it op into helm, sod took each parts as soiled them. They pretended to he 'sty 'ridings, sad gusted from the 17th fern sad the Sd ehapt.e et she Is Epistle of Peter. It cow tailed feet pests, bet they skipped seer the Int o sod took Ise I. co list is order. The lint was " limner ell men ;" bet this untold mot sinew 'heir purpose—they dare not leech Is, t.r It wield wool to feces, an espressian of nolversal good-will towards the swinish meltitode, the dregs of the pee. File, of the iignoraet people, as they were called, who were bus jest above the Ineu creation.— (.1 lergh.)-11. was ready ebb the Ministers to " honour thy K 64," bee he coat.' net honour him in any way In.. oissid caced' or disgrace all ether eten.—(Appletsse.)—He would honest his in ask. tam i ng hi, j us t raison'', but he most also honour ail wen its maietaieing their jest rights.— Proceeding a, Ministers had dose, in their earn. !Wm of religious sentient, and their viewless from Scripts'', any mao might defend atheiser-r soy man might say " there Is no Grid." Tut *sold be s scriptural qeonition, Omagh it weelil he onf.ir and dieing to emit the preceding art if .hr sentence—" The fool bath raid in his Mart s there is no Ged:'_—( l / 1 3 ,. , he r 1 .)...•1f 31i. eatioont Professor Maasld Stewart. w►o, is t►e 4th chapter of ►is Elements if the Phitoorphy of the Haman Mid, sada tb followlag proftwaard 'btu. Tattoos : .* Tior rewiiiilimat which M dlireat peri•gi by,. tumefied smilers kin"? ' liiwe whim, wit frau. • spirit *ovation i. Siiverripu sad Seams.* bet Ns hilarbowni lio f•imo. and i• rieripin bow owed frills low esliubitiwil ages. ibis revere/my for alum *Well base hews saictiweird A Si... arowspitaird wish as I. the pr•gress •f public ebb \ Ives, I. mew ieristaive, 1.11w6r4 .be rulers.( okuokliel. sill liiiiiriftwidi has lift/ all Its elceirve).wiii sill ibe rage he. ber.ase Ir. dewiriil awl i.e •610.11 h. Ye 04 , ftliril pub clauses 1.1.4.. b. If prepared al Al earlier peeled, w old h sse at.../. Ia the wpM.rl .111. a vier, (ries.il 1. *der, bad is lire preSperity clam r.e ..r)."- (1;11V4i s i byl suer.) • The Worthy Ci•ottentan coseleded by notiog tint Reeoletione, lialiCh VI, &+w. yviteillay• The it... Mr. DRAPS. lON to **teed the odations. lie said, it wield be generally admitted 'bat mothiag Pea were inipottast 'bob the IlMrtiete 411 allokigid—their lib.. dos ineto.leil their happi. sees, their happiheas lecioded their wider, end their virtue istioded *eery this. that ems deer to a state of eivilisrd society —( 4pplintse. )—A levee of mankind was tiw rolowitratiog principle of a pod I IFEI.I!PIIIINPv7"'T -Mc. ..•••••.—ro ...,,. • -- -.- .. /CV/ ell. . -..........., sr - '• .....-...—. ......a.0.. AMICBGIMMEIime wed R.st or 450 pr Ammon. Cl/TM, BK SOLD ST AUCT wan, std the eotopsehir.itet VIATT (Voremooro to the Ida M. Robert D D. and r las "demise for tats Cdollit), ID wife, Sea. a. a TUILSDAY. she lath M. et Tusks lime NAITO FAN I lib, ,of the 'etas of the pm **Met. of dlstmwmasa(reweretera ... was. es they had so ales .4 lisePly-issersid latroved RENT rr rho" *0 f.....10411Nvi0r.- Aiwteuiplate the tweet at Woo mem. Car 17 rms. mirky fro. no mad* me semvireftl:elliba.. “Ws. le Baled shape it wee droadfol to cos. Istaossa as". 'smartie. Shop. dairaht_y rA.,1.1_,D. sisrose. erie.4... 41 still Imre dreadful when they knew relAtreet. mat a Dseetileat Ilivato. Ni.i b. IN. seamless hips awl asecessfelly _l. Nag *evils" 1 bath Let ele Lem. ferl6ll Wv:r.. 1.,.., CONFINEMENT. COTTON. approbation frost the highest Ostler el kid t goastasishle Teruo. who raid alibis" or atilt, fse tellable foss. e, Bud Whoa, therefore, the affair a Man. ii!ti ill * 11**"."*M mm m mammimill Mc O. Soeilastoeet. Reeloriey. . Lesko. r.. .er easy become, by local esporiceee„ the atf-' kr inewarsislemem. partimas ." be MI ass daiay. IN rmeamOas numbed how perms a. ..eery part of the country. That, sail *".- ,f Mr. Comte. balkinse. 70. Alatermaisary . "Ty_s•bilito. soill they are 'Mad • ears Mashies perimed. Nasta'aiSodb.. 91....hor,‘Chespatie. cotesther. 15111. °persist, teneiellY speaking. fro.. IIP•- lead...one other,lika am el•-- 11 4rig6.0....,...., ger"' 01.1iDE THROUGH LONDON. —Bet those* it h- ' This day was .• Min 7 a iht cwk "41 Pries la. with Views and lisipsFsbi‘ett with mare oat, tiers tsb 5t.... were, onli.-' .__ , , _ sit _Wny. . all rht he Prise 6.1 Pansomit Ilw 120-• 144 6„,,„,•,,,,,„,",=5p„.7;.„,7 PEE PICTURE of LONDON, for 1819.10. 6,.. thothuid„. lisiKered Kowa Floe Week sod ftw a awes* fit fall and Komi' Devilled'', a ' Al 2 will hi foods be of the isAm elioire Obilet II the Whist llot=leteremirglo Use a k monk% t• .., Gold Foto% . , 'WINN ON IhIP 11".%` 7•14 •sboo Jai obit 1 awl lamer, "Ads UM of iihisisraaphs‘lties artiliaafllltarealevorrei fir hp• ilholtawderldf ows? sibesteardellAzgrazid Yiewa tdiglt seiliymitt sal" ek t eau weepy h.. , ___-. ....- ~........r. an roroserment iiiiera, Ae. woe, or slates— patronage, frnai I soil .1 partiality of solf.tsterest,. =lib I.ll.l)rialitts aa• K Ea. Certaloly sot. that was rosithated sod immersed in certain elossao the ger, Sir ARVIN 11' stake, the asaart. A.country of life. There wai iodised a time when the (entry sesie art" chime the whole Ira Map", 1. iris, &cos* ftnowt, Re. wheisaila ahoeld looked epos tho ensue, of Gotersatest lath a jaw. '.st loos ',a, whew they tat a toissonloy Of Interest sill 1111hrtehesst wispedable Tall' on Cob the coutwooelly. and felt for she calla upon the people , Mad. to eonttibote is taxes :with lb* sweat el their Is the tleei to ihtels hi alluded, propit 'twit Shut the patronage .T Deveruramit adequate to shaintain the splendour to oil the wheels of Goweruenent i "le provided that the voice of ' sad that that voice should •'. eon had Hid," that is safoty."—( All. glees, Wide. '-,tereits of ,to tilt •••d .5 41 1/••••••• Mid MIDDLESEX MEETING, Yesterday the Meeting which was edvertised is that eS the Freeholders of the Comity of Middiseet, was held at the Massed Team, Haan/. At see oil:lack these were lisle sere thee 100 penes.' proem, amid theme (thrregh, es doubt, respretabie Itt their walk of life) ware wet of that reek mod statues which characterise the great body of the ledepeedeet freeholders of this coesty. Shortly after owe o'clock the members proem swelled to (*.et 150 mesas, sad Major Cartwright twitted the roe., anew. partied by Mr. By.g (she Gouty Mosher), Mr..l. T. Clarke, the 1L,,. Mr. Dreyer, sad several ether Geetknoms. Oa the modes of Mr. Cuts. Mejor Cartwright was called to the Chair, amid the 'Meese of the Meeting. The seeable Major, Is toting the Chair, sold, that two or three Requiskiees bed hive headed about I. the county; bet it was foiled hapossibk, through the peocrestissation of the Sheriff', to have s Meeting called sod attended by them, as was here •ofore the costae. A few of the freeholders, them. fore, in behalf of themselves aed 48 others who bad signed one of the Reqeleitieee, bed deteemleed to call the inmost Meeting. It was a legal mode of priweedieg. even without the macho,' of the Sherif,. Under the Gagging Brlls, wen householders were strfaciont to call a Meeting; sorely, thee, without 'hose Bills, settee times seven would, eves by Mi nisters, be considered enough to satisfy them of its legality. The Chairmen thee said, that he was reedy to hear any Gentleman who had any preposition to sate to the Mettles. Mr. J. T. CLARti thin come forward sad said, that when he bad the helmet of addressing a public assemblage on a former occasion at Westmiester, ho certainly anticipated that • Middleses Meeting would be speedily held. He was sorry that drapes. deems preveated the reillaatioa of his wishes,. bet at present they were assembled, he regretted, he .ambers aseiparotively so leadeqoate to the intent of their seamy ; now, however, that they were there, they mast do somethieg. Notwithstanding what would be said by the Courier, or by their more im partial critic, the Chronicle, that Meeting, though smell, was sailed open to deliver its sentimeett— They were celled open to deliberate on the recent lamentable proceedings at Manchester. The Coe *thuds. might survive that fatal blew, bat whether it would or not must depend upon sebeequent pre. ceedings. lie was sot a little afraid that the Coe. siltation in ks integral parity could not survive this last blow, unless by the interposition of as lode. prudent Legislature. It would he in vain, with recent:* to the proceedings at Manchester, which bad led to such disastrous conseqernces , to riven on what might have bees the result of that /lefties — it might have been each as to project great alterations in the Constitution; but still the point to consider would be, whether the Meeting bed done any thing, so fir as it bad gone, to justify the ap. pliestion of military miens for its dispersion. Be fore this, it would indeed be necessary to show that the Magistracy had jest cause to disperse the Meet ing, and then that obey had failed in their legal efforts to do so, onless they bad feCOUttt to military force. —(Cries of (seer!)--111 agreed that the Meeting was not strictly confined to a Petition for a Redress of pigment's, but still be contended that it was per fectly legal, and he weald support this opinion by potting parallel cases. l;appose a Meeting was called to get rid of the far famed Toleration Ad, bet which be would call as Intolerant Act, because it went to affil a scale that subeeited the real Weis • n Ihich reltioa civet to stood—a basis of which ht OUTRAGE AT MANCHESTER. Tbb day was yeldeved. la Octave. ire So. M. SIR WILLIAM JONES . . the LEGAL MODE et SUPPRESSING RIOTE, wed see ettrev TRACTS. being— I. A SPEECH ova REFORM af PARLIAMENT IL A DIALOUUR .. the PRINCIPLES 4 GOVLIN- 1 111 ENT. At a rime wire party spirit i. lervering to il. ears a die Piked*, tlav Britiva rrez hightr i el es plaiern or maw to Rom priories, as ;boy bane been impartially ammonia in a blow age by enable sad Mum Lawyer. To remote, iberrheo. to the emalderviloa of Mean Whim awl the Perin the mead doetrimes of Sir WILLIAM I JON U. way be a weft ef arreetiej the r ives as duper- Mealy. mad rrialvrtal spire. Air Si, Rteb.td Phillipaied Co. etide-oriort. Bridge- Aran I min by Ellagbam Wilt.., Royal Eschew; eml by al Boohaeller• .of et Pr. !snit virp Isida OitS Ills f I %eh. uo eg tit I ineY•