The National Register. — London, England, 1819-09-13 00:00:00

FROM 7 UAWD.II' NIGI11"S RANKHU (TY ENLARGED. P. bitch. >•'emchurch Street, merchant. lima Sept• et to (let. e. BANKRUPTS. T. Wc County-terrace. Newington, Surrey. Parnell. Congleton. Cheshire, milliner. A. Wigney n.l G. Seymour. Calcite...ger, brewers. ilarLett. 1 Iyino tlt, wetch•maker. DIVIDENDS. Sept. 2 5 . J. and G. Sykes. Curriere•hall court, clothierc.—.. Mae.ball.King's Head Court. Neiegate Street. linen draper —fa, J. Shirk,. St. .101m.in-Bedwa•dine. Worcesterulurs. wuol stapler—ltt. IL Felton. Lawrence Poutuney-lane. liopinerebant —toO, J. P. Carpenter, and .1. %Webber, Wellington. Somerset drapets—ort. A. I.eslie, Size Lane. Buekler•bury, per • ision mereltant—ea..l. Marks, Etat!' Place. New Bowl. Mid. dlesex. ch Daman-2N, A. Keating, :itrind. silversmith— SO, J. H. Goodlake. Upper Thames Street, wine merchant— :,t. T. Pearson. Duke Street, Westminster. Lreeebes maker— ; 1. T. Bread Street H ill, merehaut—tS. G. and W. Blo k cr. Leeds. Grocers-4s. W. Hallett. Spa Fields, cattle di•aler— : I H. Goneall. and T, Wilkinson. Paternoster Row, crape mmu• fft , turers.—tri. E. Watson, Withem, I.lneolnshirc, COTll4lVtlig— rs. 11. Whites, Wapping Street, anchorsmith—Oct. 5. J. Lewis. '1 finely,: Lane. merchant—Y. M.l). Martin. Burlington Arcade, Piccadilly. jeseller-4, J. Bromley, jun. budnnti, facturer. . _ CF.RTIFICATES In be granted Sept. S. J. Smith and J. Forsyth, Prince's Street. Bank of England, norehants—J. Burleigh. Bristol, brass founder—J. thindy, 7.irerpool. merchant—W. Lon. Ilsnorcromeet, Walsonth. v.serrhant-1. Cursor. l.or Nlcliniod, Lineoln.hirc. moister.— U. S. Flail. Bank-buildings. merchant. —W. :Stoic, IVorcsater, sod It. Lockett. Herclore, common currier& FROM L.4sr maims G.IZETTE. BANICRUFTCY ENLARGED 1. Prentice. 11401 Strert. WhirechapeJ. grocer, from Sept. la. to Nov. 2. BANKRUPTS. .T. Der. Finedon. Northmptoc. grocer. Solicitor. Mr. Coley. Qncen Square. liloontslntry. T. Pollard, Worcester, Lutcht...s Sots. Alersrs. Cordele and Young. Gray's lon. 11. It. .ti.iluatn. North Shields, sicttuller. Soh. Atones. Cantule and Young. Cray'. Inn. Cattoutl. Annley. Yolk, Jothier. Sol. Mr. WiLeo, Gre y ille Street, Hatton Ganlor. _ - Lei,la, joiner. Ent. Mr. Battye, Chaneery lAnt. J. Storkey, Bristol. ehecsrfactor. tioL i‘lessrs. ♦i=ar3 and Blower. Lincoln's Inn Fields. T. Sargent. hilllbank now. Westminster. timber and stone merchnt. srs. Vittaiercom old Com lane. J. Fuller. 11.11ericay. ItorNe (kaki. SoL Messrs. r Salim and Party. 'lantield Court, W. 11. Campbell, Wood Street. Cliearside. ala and porter ir.erchant. 1;01. Mr, Patton. Boa Church-yard. 111V11.111.NDS. October 12..1. Robson. Lit de Britain. Alderyate Street, stable keeper—A..l. liodinan, *lnc End Road. brewer-2. A. liartie. Colstone Mare, Witisialrel. merchant-30. J. W. Burimester and C. L. Vidal. New Landon Street. merchant-11. ilotbury. York. tallow chitinllcr—h, W. Herdic. Fast Teign mouth. D, von. ship builder-24, 11. Can pl.elk B. Itai e cr, aml Bailin... Old Jewry. wer.itants--2. W. Martin. leadenhall Market. elwesetrionger—t.'. T. %Vilaon. Morton, Lincoln, grocer --H. It. Pucka:i/ton, Wintliorpe, and W. liickitawin, Ntrraik Trent. Nottingham. ban k ers—.Y, T. I:archives, She ffi eld, . . . . . .ler-2. J. lluglies. I.iterpool, drums:-13, R. 11. Fern, 'Arida, wine merchant. CEII T I FICA T E S to be granted Cet. 4. S. W. Wailes. North Shields, tailor—J. Nt.nn, Stratfotd.cor.l nerellunt—V:. Hultne, Leek. &INA, grocer ..1. Ilremnhead, rheffield, meriMan t—W—Tholuis, Bristol, money scnvener. jenct !tank ii,ork per Celli. ?It .".; per Cent. CI•M%. 70i I,er Ceso. I.cr Celli. 911 per Crust. Navy 104; t...tir Anis. 19i f Stacks. Omuinm Si. Imp. 3 per Lew. audia G. , 11.1► Um. d:a. hhlia Stork Y2O, Exchequer 131. Cows. for Av. 101 L.sssery Ticket% THE NATIONAL REGISTER. II 0 1110 it . MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. --......- W e feel the disgrace attaching to the English c -uracter from the recent transactions in Nlanchester ) strongly, that we would gladly, if it were possi. dirow the veil of oblivion over them; but it cannot be—the indignation of the country forbids it, sud the upathetieul impudence of the justifiers of foulert outrage that ever was committed, threes o s to eontiLue a subject painful in the estretne to us. Whatever they may think, those on. whom the bloody oeols of that day may be justly charged will descend to,tIM grave amid the uthorrence of every one who itc.serve: the nano of man ; and though •• In the c"rruptetl currents or this world oilene2s gIIJA bawl:ty sloe by Justicc ;" will find, most certainly find, that '• "ris sot so r!)ose."— 1.V•2 ^^.ll the attention of our readers to a letter ti..•ta:ling more exactly than we have seen hitherto, tlic sanguinar:; achievements of the Yeomanry, and to an extra:l of a letter from • Mr. Pearson en the irapartillity of a Lane.hhire Grand Jury. The 14th I.lly is used as a reproach to the humanity of the French tharaeter—w e hope it wal t era Le. so again by an Englishman, lest he should he reminded Hof the cgwlly hoctil 16th Augua. ~- TIIE NATIONAL REGISTER. 11IE INQUEST AL OLDHAM. 01.111141, St PT. 8. COIION T.lt'St I \QUEST o■ Trio littint of J. ILLS. 'l4lB.mornitue, ht I I ticket,. the clerk of Air Farrell, the comber, F 1141114; ~t It stelothle, met n Joey menumated luot uktit for the pu• pow 411 holthur au illqllll , l on the luud. or J. hers,,we of the vsetiute of the ['teeth% el tue Illth uh. 141 Maori's-ter. The Jon s being sworn, proceded with the Coroner's Clerk 11w body ; and a inure shocking spectucle never prtsrulyd itself to ilw •ww. The a hnlr of the back eshi. brlyd ssitsptuu.s of month:onion t and the right otos toss diesisifiiily cut, evidently by wow s tuy iwarioneni.—.oo the return of the Jury to the puldie-hoose a he:e 11w impala sus held, Mr. tlarier, addressing his:melt' in the Cornwees Llerk, naked a heftier the Jury had been •st orn. On being told flint they stem, he requested to know their roam : to which tile Cirriowr's Clerk replied. •' t. MUM' kit yrwl what is your none ?" Mr. Haunter.—Ms , name is narrow. I premium Sir, that you ore the Coroner ? Nu I nue nut; I am the desk to the Cannier, Mr Faireii. alai is ,:t Lancaster, And Lain cuoic here to hold the hop at in his stead. Mr flamer—Alone me to ssk your . mime, Fir. ( elito't tell 3011; I ullll . l 11111:4%er rtuy get-idiom Here some gesil:l man ohl !yid, that he hut. n•. doubt Ilse Jury ttaiun,l4vta would 11/1 1 61 . 110 object' to tell 11114 1/111 . 11t g I utiire thut the Jury may aultuer tut queAtlotrt.. A gentlemlio then uhs , tved, that tt►t tmeur oldie cktli %tit Moly. Clerk.—Yee, flint I. nrr na . nel I shalt not proceed upon this inquest maw, I .halt till Mr. Fattest come.. Mr. Hut mer..— h.. 0 pou Ind the Jury su winoued. noel when you t awe. itt ie. 55 au it not )our latent sun to hold the inquest Lisit3.—Yrs ; it wog my intention ; for 1 wits told by the roost:dile Ow L rs was ranked to firhth I but 11:11 1 114•,t brim sine s-1 conic here, 1 wits adjourn nir 11:0100 . ?. If )mu End Pot seen me here %isle the niftiest It, would sou mat base proorre44l with Ihr itiquvol ? liatty.-1 will owner you no nu. •e gut et sue.; s.d (point ing to a getilleimin n h.. wet baking noses to blablir) Ito / twist. 1 shall *real; this itt black and %kite is the r. fen lose. . - Harter—Any voilo•nuset who acts ormnrirnoinusly nod correctly toped never br afraid of the loublientiont of hi, conduct. lirridra, this is tut 'open count unto matt is lit liberty to publish nov thing which lakes place here. Batty.—lf Mr. "'Arum was here, l am sine that he would Yoe iiiilolS one of yots in the room. Ilanner.— Milne in put that down Sir, (addressing loom tell to the rellOrMilll taking not, s). 1 tveg to inn:wive, Mr. Forrest cow it soon legally exclude us 4 for us this place is • iwblic 04711 of Justice, to onqo.nr into ehr cause 01 the drntli ofa felkow.sobject, who Ire, net ;its tieath %itilecce, ilia' Ihr people of !',;plod could be so lomptcr.ed, they are entitled to he present in this room. I have temple here, Sir, to denonotrate, that the decrau d, w hose ca , e :.00 ale met to inquire, is toile of thaw who met de:.tit at EVlLoche-ter toi tee ISO. tilt. in conwtmence of the NUMMI 811(1 outrageous Incursion of the military o. •mfily U111111,111:rtl, tniullentling peop.e. I can 15101.1 wdw faciortly prove, by u boot al rv.droorr, that titiore wit on provocation, or right, or even pl losable pr, truce for the tool-ft-were of the nol.lary upon thus totrinium Batty . I sl.all nitjous is the Ciotti I , awl (Inltiresaing himself to the p. 'pie ) %101 l must go out of the room. llanowr.— %%mild it mot be right, Sir, on examine the w it ooroses *boort. prearot, stud ore court some duotahre to git. : heir testimony liatt)es— I shall ntljneen the frant. Ilarmec.-1 pit.test siohist the:Adjournment. There nu. he greolnlatalty in ruin eolleeting the evideet e ; beskes II ma) he moterial to identify the and it in such at st,.te that it eat ttttt rein •in lung ahnve grotind. I p pr•at I I u the Jury them...lves trim have just.seen the body, avd every one of at hum Mel hit h 01A:el-chief to h.s nose a Mist lie semi's,' in the room, which, indeed I felt , itetbi , SirS 111, 1 nriiesil nlso th , medical gentlemen who uttrn.ud liar deceased si,,ce he nai, m uuntled, IMO e lUD( eat/aimed the both). Mr. flosnett and Mr. Karnshow concurred in stating, shut the body ow+ in own it mute of puts Cot sluts, ling a ought immediately in he interted. lintty.—ttell, then, 1 o ill adjourn Ilse Court fur three or four how s, rtni send rind j•cch Mr. Druloto.--Woulti it not be rtabrr better ; Sir, inctrad of inljourning fir- Court, ihnt you sh uld bike lin' del/tuitions of the oititc—e• oho are ono pt 'nem, and Ono uct upy the bore cat until 'le an of the CI 1111 l ? 1131IY. ran INA ( . 0,1.11er 111 too or shire bourn. I)etttotn• Lot 01.er d.. it•formtr to b.% ru.rl Batty.-1 Anil look out t r fir. F..trt is. mutt t-%rsy oust cunt knotts Inn ~ ill c th.tt I.e is in tunic linriner.— Au op,. r%sorn.es rosy douloi ..11, r impartial cboracter of Mr. En 1.. n. have CNA it C(4'1 . 1.111 111.011 hint, by w jog, that tf he orce lore isc %null] not aii . tto to to rnainvi root's. Bally,-1 .1.• NI) iir %out.' . . llartner.-1 levy:as, !soy, to rat hoe us o ~vl, l ta4. ,stioto:.r) 10 Ilse low of 'lie I.,tol: for st. I .u..erls lorsofro , 4,l hi agest,t., hut msy intwolog strul:gt ri, are at loi.cr,) to euler dub i uul.i Court. Bath.-1 Daimon the C t until sloes. o'r!iss k, srd a ill go and bora (utnnrr. ke Jursn.ro inn!, bit us dinner whilfd the) a.. - 1 0 1.1) g. U.ll k. Mr. II:ostler ti 11•1.C.I N1.1111..r it ..‘55• sidruded to earnr u rointstlir lu ::!lend the Jury dating the tisojion 'intent. 1 %•—! h..dwirl. is the runst..hie slis- Mr. lk:i.oss n qu writ to have Ilse ussilleS Ur the Jar,. Mr. l,:do) sobs —Se. .• Mr. I lai o'er e :1).111 hear the mimes of Ihe Jury u heft the.' aveolut.'e. 1 rim. how ere. Pfl• nl. uhje4 igen to 1.•tl swine. te.w. it he hpp.rheiiilect shol i54.114e 11.11 , 1d..ift 1110 intnnrpir oill,l6rm uiieg the 11111 . 1•.11 Fall eso...t..in un:u.li pprehrin. "D.:0,111110 1 4 ..1 v ere made, the hour.' !omit. of ihe w ii it iril.gll:o Lltc Court t.ile I .ctil4lll . ....tjourard uhtil three n't lock. MANCI-lE'l AR, SiPT. 9 S• nn ar7er 11,see k ys.:e, day Mr Batty,. the Coro ner's Clerk rst tiro cd w Oh,liam accord ng apiositoturia d •uitt tl to IhP Jur y inii4mne4l for theluyeca 014 0 Jol:n Leo*, that he had I ren to this tuna to It ek tor a (1.11 nu that i.e found Mr Milne, who 84io that he could not •111(144 yesterday ur to day, in consequence of utLer ensPgen.ea z ! -; that he would cca.c o paid° at the lswitttst on Friday SEPT. IS. morning, if Mr. Patron should mit return before then. Uu. der these tit cumstances he. Mr. B Prupused to adjourn asis Inquest until Friday morning. Mr. Harmer pressed the propriety of taking the &pod. tions of the several witneows who were present, and who had come several miles to at.esd the Inquest , and, that attet those depusitions. were recorded, the- Inquest might be ad. jouined until a Cremer should attend. This he submitted would be the mum convenient mode of - proceeding for the accunr.modatiou 49 the Jail, as er.ll as , tur the purposes ist justice. Bative—l cannot submit to the fatigue of g o i ng into tlta case to . ' day I have had Du chimer. and I ant engaged to dine at seven o'clock this evening with a blend at Rochdale. Besides, we dims want your evidence; you in ghubring hat. Manchester here; the-Cruwa has plenty of evidence without yours. Harmer—What do you mean, Sir, by the Crown having plenty or evidence? Batt ve-1 won't answer any questions. I think I have said enough. I will nut hear your evidence Harmer..-It is the paivsuce of the Jury, Sir, to decide, and not that of the Curtner; and it is fur the Jury then to determine wnh what evidence they It iil be satisfied. Banye--Wnen Mr Patten conies here, he will do what he Fleases t but 1 shin't take any evidence. Harmer—Have you o u t before admitted here fur the Cu rosier and taken depootions. liattytt—l have taken deptisitiuns. but I ►ave always ad journed the Inquest till Mr. Farrell was present. Hari er—Well then. all I require of you in this case, is to take the depositions of the witnesses who come from a arts ta.:ce, whom it may he difficult so bring here again,..-.nd the Jury thus use the hetet& of their testimony. Lattye—l will adnittin the Court. Harmer—l again request you not to adjourn without putting the Jury iu possession or evidence which they may out again be able to WHAM. and which may tie most mate them to turm a correct judgment of the cause of the death of a fellow -creature, which has evidently been occasioned by violence. and upon wl.i , h they ate bound. en de: ermine liattye—What time ! fl eece. do you propose to occupy in your tuqui.)! hy, we may be Ltpt here all tqht. _ Iharmer—The evidence which I have nos to sdduce would nut Deno V much tuna Bin nu time would be misspent in inquising into and au:mauling the seal cause of such a me lancholy event Battyr-0 yes; I know we are not to look to time. Once Mr Ferree, I is:member, had n inquest for live weeks But I d.d not know of your MIMIC/WWI, or I would on at all It was when I e•nee here t h is morning, a woman cam. and told me that thre a or tour com be hall com e with 4 nun bee of rer.ous :rows Match. 'ter. and votes' people from London. We buppq•eJ that they wet e witnesses, and then I de.e:mitud MA .0 go imo the caved and now 1 tell you L am resolved duet nu one Mall entrap me into the Myna. Juryman—Why out potted wi.o the loquest ? rte. any thong uncommon happes.ed since own mug, emu uses t u t s y o u. hum prue ceding as you tiumoSco ? Bat Yes, un.tthing has happened whi,Li Idu nut hers thmk proper to Hanner—li appeals tome, bait if you came here p , eparei.l to take the evid• nee, and she Lry bow ue•ire to Lt s 34 it i. your duty to et mi.ly with tutu desire . Battye— It was my inieutisiu,whqi I left hon e, to Lew the eeioenre; but when I sanit Lee I ihutight cutlet tudy. 1 heard, here something abeat a i-zisie ouad ; butt litasu at Roth eale that the titan died of a cru-h, kids sh ad.rr uurmantlaughter. but dctisietta.ltha,h. Hat mer- - Althiougli the dewh itotht he fleraiioned he truth, circumstances might mill wake it rhurch r. Another Jurytnan z.,1 • 1 a doire to gu iuto the ea; Ilence at once Itan ,r Looked tl.i4 espre.sion. and stated that lie had the cv.deo.ce at hand reauy w adduce it the Jury desired to hear Battye—The Jury a;I agree with me that the Inquest chotild be adjoin-sad. Suii,c Juryman dissenttd. A Juryman espreised a wish to know whether, according. to law, n vv.o in the waver 1 , 1 the Coroi.vr to aujourn the Court the wi.ll of the Jury. Banye—l know you of old; I rememher you; you have an ennyty to me, laid I won't aluwer auy of your question'. I clime to adjourn the Court hes auve I duit't feel myna cum. petent. Three or four Jurymen ex pre-s: d a vrlsh that tit.- evidence should he gone imu, .ud the Futsmau s;vslesrvil liimedf of the name opinion. Battve mint from his Chair, exclaimed t. I adjourn the Court!" A Juryman asked Laity .. if he felt himself competent to conduct the InqLCA when iiC tit derSillol that the decesrad came by his deAthithrough a cru.:t, why should he teel hitn .enf inconirctent because he bead tl.at death was the con ht.paence of *2 ill" Mr. Batter made no arum er to this iptest km; but obscret d„ addie.hing b•nt.eif ht sir Harmer," I think I have had trou ble enough upon this Itosinesh. I ha. e rude tourt.en miles and gore to A'anci.e.ter tut bilge you—and you are nut sa tisfied - Trt you have al,' li-haved wry ill to dolft know what coo would have.' Harmer— I Appeal to the Jury, s‘ !tether I have said or done slily thing arrow , aor e•cept tillable. It 1 have, I should be ready to make any aotili T y. Bat I arr :witty to be compelled bherve, that I has.- ss 11 , 0-..tl a its iiy t t conduct on tiny occasion. vet y vomit. CI 111 Illy wl.u.l.uv of auch an iiivesti- A Ation, and ssitintely unlit:co:Mil the lutihideration that is uue titan common I iiiii .autty to the chatli of a know being. Banye hough, ! base 1.0 doubt, will be conducted Gii ft rently on Friday Hatauer—l hove so.—rut, while I di.(l.,;m any intention to t.lie, ti you, Sr I must call .0 utis I viidiectiun the lan gtuls 11u used this murniug- h.., d Mr. fr., rut were ha e, tig would not allow to to be here in die nun, battye— ! I now kilcw thm you b.,ve a right, by law, ti. be in the room, but you arc Lut entitled to int.ddle with tie Inciurgt. h.r. Denison expressed a wish to know the names of the 'try; nut from any Cl &knee whatever in their integrity! but 11001 a de, re u , be assured that li.e same pi:twill 111011k1 smeld on rttoay Bati)e-1 will hut Ott their 11.1111,5 Lieediens— The Jun , w 11, 1 4huln out, have thenwelves no 111:mi:won so give their names ratty-- I it., bid ahem to oo to 11 he burin .su .(41 ins MM.. was I•ek..tin Ba . tyr axle.., ••Vi hat kerb. l' hse t.ow, the Court ie adjuunteu, ou vuu want to fi.L It my silk, 11.14 C ." 1.41MC1-1t t LAC int.SV , Kti )t-C as a ti:::tiCIII/P, tasd V , .! ',',''' .4. - S 4:) A