The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-04-06 00:00:00

MN Of Flo m. POIMPIIIOIIIOIII -.......—' I work, meek. ATsepig, more swans He" a t lie Rudd green men and mere whited; ✓ant coshes that, the case before is rube. jastifF. to. at least to eve a geed deal at sae s te, this &Orris; remark. lte 10 ;Ass secure le observe, that, if Sehrt bad remised at the Admiralty. the war with t weld set hare termistned is the Masser! id. But ogee we dere that war. the Moll irearleol m(tr' lewd St. V. was eat at the Icy.) that Mr. hlaststret shall he dowsed! hod as this faithfully t, sea sold. dist, "as is that trams ofthor ,uses of democrat& ro e remained, there . was so safety be repair set rernisenel It *aka he premise I hat. re, it ought eat merge Dad halt with a war ending .1 whir it as mach • the Old ilsiso 'will stick to 'addax ieer this it sees rater t that to to' say, Whoa it jestiled the , hetrible sterolers of the ate at Meow, sad Maio it stied .at ageism leg of the people se lirebester. It wes still iby He axle pristoisik. Is is amefteffrogr tho the pestle I emigre shalt set he surprised te If Ave sad wall) ameart the moat sealer of la whir it has (asleep with all wren of terra The is. .as fee as we nreoliest. the oily the which bee sera fur easmeasrat, seined eh led rear from the or 'stogie object of Om of the harlots fa the Beggar's Opera 'cm e miens of esether, who. had her peeler swg abealete errs,. that she could pick the Makes at the my torment assist. " New." ▪ " that's what I new mold r But, au w.l the press coo p err berthsr dor this; as assail. with the bitterness of mealiest it as t. aosibilate that whir it twig , loom sod the re of which is earmary to he owe ft:Asters ; is eves this. whoa immeallote gals is the ono molt. D.. ef these days we soill relate lei Minim was owilogoi as So the cam of the pre Several dews k was apes the ;doping. n relate hew it reos hold op to the mark, we she the tows leap fur a week. Other papers re which are hirelisp.a sort of kept mistresses; ty have sonntilag of ettablasor k abost thoto. 7 - is are st all; his a commes. amen sosabiaidi it is, however. at last. haw "tietreee. 4. Ms mow waste smoothie' moo in • Mawr. I Utah' at its hula. The pablla isissis sad ..ead that is fatal to a pert . whieb 'organdy is ethers to hit ape the track sad thus eseses its betatron Toll cry. The subjects ot Mt are pretty much exhausted. The looseassi I are sew se great; the gander is agitedir slowly home to every ass's beer. that moo r primipice, for reansisg.' for something ' their jadguntat te a setisfactery reclusion. elap.trap rant is, therefore, of so re its them. the true seam of the slaking state of Gan sre.paper ; a same which meat oeceess orate on all the prism, whir have depesdr Rag the mere cariosity sad appealing to se the people. a re is • rower atom, that the I/Siew (par 4110• has hod tendered to her Moo &sod of a great gams personage! We give this as a Mere of erne; but, if it should prove erne, we tad hiss sad plays and farms sad bonds Ise. and what a haggle and uproar sad comfo ✓ters the Foreseers of the • beskis ad the sad anseart the scene-shlfurre sad painters sod .lauffers! The lard wall be sue great play and we shall be all natiag sad iseghiag and g sad singing and tumbling; we shall he all poise and Columbian fur a road'. 'sr Ctacmas —Tbe Kier will hold a levee ea th instant. Oa the 23d ineramils Majesty alit drawing-room. fur the test has this name, will be i greed gale-day, it being fur she es ios of his Alajrsly's birth-day. wins the norm , the different orders a ill he required to appear, it collars and other ebserranees as noticed , insilar occasions of the Sonrelge's bink.day. lerday being Good-Friday, tit. DNd of Mest a reached before the mobility. at the Chapel . St. James'a—The reporter does sot say how orriility' west to irear the Dean ! We 4 perceive any pressiaii w epoterieg to get late to in the beech of the Dean's torsos. elilag's Palace, St. James's, had bees for some WI lately, in a very disorderly state, occasioned h. sea, an I females of the lowest sad most tippet's neuter resorting there, and ales to the 5r.,... ig to the Palace; easy of the persons of this tiPhs, sleeping is corners Boa •tber parts of Palate, remaining there all night ; the salsas,. Pi is that piteb. that the Dyke of York, aid turriiiiss within the piecincts of tl.e Palace, I lot piss to sad from their resitleseso without ;!aasy e d or insulted. The military oa duty on hies guard were not equal to remedy the evils Ihiestl of, when the fluke ofNerit applied to the rd aGreen clo', and upon inquiry, it was found ( "stables bad not power in the Palace, and tie mil power was the rnarshalmen ; the consequence One of Orin was ordered to attend regularly (446 0. which has bees done for some time and the greatest order sad regularity pre tii.orderly persons being iteesentei from remain there. mler our foreign head the reader will find as ?Ere account of an action fought at Moored', on the 21st October, 1821, betwixt a de• unt of the 4th Light Cavalry, under Major : P . and a numerous body of Native Troops, eons dal by the blasting* is person. Victory, as I. declared for the British; and among the gal• pang officers whose conduct on the field attract he twin of the Commanding Olbrer, we are le we thentiond is the Gazelle the same of '' m aul James (Amain Burns, a native of thie "V. end youngest son of the Post. Then who interest in the family of the Bard, will be *to levee this fact, and the more es wiles we .rt them that Mr. Bums, who is as pod as he is ". bat ever discharged the duties of a son and a l l'er+ is a manner that entitles him to the warm rey,H, of every leal.heartad Scotsman.—(liereirie* -~ -- - - --- ,1* --7-- eimmisr — rs Jorlistai IN. . . Theriei Ihe winter Las hoes krisarkillipy hue period swishier keeled= seeepued is tbei.h. kw prektriell the Spriag __Seat bag verriserly, 4 .- bisek-thoneo an saw - Wadi lines; earl spa te he. ',early is sleet state by the lush ardlareb. wieet epos sampan of the add Made leeks a Rule yellow. sad I saw a few &ids that halsallseed fres the wet. Or . ti:Le . bet. is reseal. and. Weed. with eery • few ihe wheat leeks oeseediegly lay..Lail lolf t7se - rd by say swats.—The offs are gesersily Sp i wee of the barley Is up. sad the greater pert lamas es the heavy lairds. Tile sues has Mee fise. each a mouth of March wet basing hoesi n k a :2 6 f i er 7 sire* assay years.—The pees sad kept are all up la &met. sod great pert of then hoed the first tic*. For. tier to the east they are oat so ferwanl g bet they look eseeediegly well when they an op —There is sie leap leg; of the emir at this nesse of the peer ; hot, dims kr. there is meth's( that does met ladies* a fele. and . spas a large. crop. There has bees se delimiter, as p i t • f the pleats trees white the seep is • to ekes. -6 he mildness of the wirairbes lift es heed a very barge gesatity of the Turnip. awake ea well as others. dee. deed Sre. rimer T he IN eye serthes. is 1 ivey direeriou field . of Tara* la dimes, lie kraissii kw err. ese lloa. at arteylartheas at. as he. da they rreseAst the qp medlty useekeese4 is isiiisear I esai ss s Zt t lev ii r se e s zaad up t izt , l e i s itsy sta t t o. . 0.1. oil sasirmwe trio bad* thee p set late keeive...-The peddlers te eery caucausal thing) hive send kwarli whew Ilisestelmeheeu geed. eke . 4 0 to tiaii Sow siad.ie eiewpplasee.eipeelaily is Eases. the ewes awl heehaws &saohNsely welt upon this. la seem ash .she. IN* ads to the kid i Is ethers, es rapes. Ihe *Magee are carried sad where they see ebeht ter Noe sainals. his likely. that - where 'llrime naiad. seer, Skier is mil does, bora.* to s cabbepss dewed. skill sad ablation kayoed the , ordiasz n eser ise el Sinaleg.fitet. at say rate, I observed. wise WO cabbages. they •were lit dee =ha. twit ski without a link esureptiee.—The 1 Mobs. enemy Sec L did set see s simple field that wee isetpued, The clover fields Peed without as amp ties. And. skis mild winter. earl all this ever.steek of 1 sister feed, have set .sly raved the bay of lit years' emma', bet. they sow sere de rms. sad threeltp add kik, rituality of the nest erey ef bey. So that, it is set le the ersaweeperep *sly that we an to look for ahead. ease sad sissapmes: the wiater.depp has such sore to de with the rearm sham peak Is geaeral imaglas.—A seessrlrable awl ladidiltalk lima of ski wilds's@ et the relater wilt be fated la the followiagieet : I saws Geld 401 test sheet eight Niles free Norwich. MINI lell ON is been year. The shattered beau, ea s e= eplsy the pigs. had bees pleeglied is. whoa the _ leg seek *gofer the wheat. They came up. Kew" earl.baeieg pews tbresgherat die wilier, there they're sere, la seadmes, aim* a feet high. sad Is aejlee aid as I ever saw bases ie my life.--Mbe ' sensed still to he gelug ea. There cam he ma okahr, that the lioteMoos moss is that west of whew. ceases. iseatOlissOkieeey te.food 1 :a li te=stus errs. haver is s roan!: hoe. Still. however. the thing Ike steeps this this. It is said, that the hasp of &Area Areas , . - diferfat _es . . _ Some sr • MP!' 011IP r -7---- T - . , - . - 1,,4 .1A101111111111161711416Z -.-7 - . .1116 Iroussom Aseille •.. t Mr. Awe* Aleabeesh wed aillwasid44l.li. ' • • Tabu. Itorwtwillt• SlAltwelit, lr. mew 1101141111a1P. watt as“tumle *WU: atestaaw wbrIENIMM.I. ate" 'swabs isitnalmt. sairsmaurre. All iliewillee hastseenst. the awls*. both eieikiwd wrillbri4 biitig rieiitair bona easetsied, Alums, iiiies fesekiellAtta•Min the • tuedlvided elestioa • 'She Girt. Mr. Julies &nay hwviag boned some 'mopes us Sia•eivii side yesterday meriting, left awe la 0 *Semi* trbwelbrriag to Mr.Jastke Meamora she isolloot oitlio Ilsashoitor jambes as a aril pro faiiiiip -which had hoes se oftes before• hint•si a inisibibessoer.. Meat el, the counsel, nitrite, wit. iodate% aid larva's, likewise left Laseattor is the 'xis Ai ef, Testyall and this oteralag ; op *Oat the Slam. chaster Ilaitiatrwtra, ad die witnesses fiiiNted agaisat she Peeraary , witiokrossist of swiss it - bulked% were diehaly etraagets eowneeted with the mason that re talhesd. • The eases wig swami. tts he taken at goo Yeleekiklimersieg. A short time Won An boar. oho grated jury holt, the bar. tied the part of the l in re Ma siss poirelded with 1P ' .•fs crowded with well dressed permee t eager • Ata perweediegs. •' Ti. Oratieture ' with the pelts were obit. irlogliadikard by the Claweraer of the Cask, through the priNplorof, abode ieeos o'clock la the wteraing. Ai a 1111blooforn Mai alilack the ,geseril doors of the Cosh, were throws opr. asa Amy rails was pearly si:treefis on lbw trial et the issee-eases at York. •t At eine o'sbck Mr. hide. licismorotook his mat Au at booth. tirroritlnf.pe Maatimster magistrates wt ort Me right. , - .., Attie the sisal AM ,- on - opening - 1 14 pee sitivngh, the Vierk :r-o, pears p sw obil ever the soars of the specie' lifers (the missed hut of iiritith we have aireadf ‘ publisbod). whim die Allowlokois gentlessra typos/lid 14—. . ..., J. Matthias. Esq. of Leadibs. B. 'IVO!. SM. flothwalte, &Saler. Riq. of Southfield. maredsa. J. illidisker, Esq. of Broad Omagh. •11.•eillaw. Esq. If Parks. M. Hughes, £sq. of Ratios. These heist eel, half the piaci of epeeist jarees prises% a tales was prayed by the 14120. Whoa the flawing person asiewred to their sawees-- . . Illassitew Jaokees, Won. Barrow, John TitchisK Ilolptet Chadwiik Isaac Walker, Wm. Tomlinsoo. 171mmie six, together- with the special jurors, having completed the panel, the oath was admiaistered to all, —sat separately, bat at once, Jabs Harrison, the' int of the special jurors, sat oo Ridgeway's trial, sad might probably to hare been objected to by the' plaistitoe that ground. Mr. Selellet HULIOCII ietieleteld to the leers il l Jody, that Mr. Blaaltberne was rather unwell. sad, salmi permission for his to sit within the bar. Me. Justice HOLBOYD readily consented. addieg. that it say place weenier' roomiest for Mr. Elea* sly to sigoify his wish complied with. wieg blind( to therm jade,. obsessed. thilt. i drpatt, *seeps those is for the plaiaiirpose meets. Evans; eallellane. defendable. J 4 - .. Mr. larriurowil k ..- • 4 r...... _ Josorm giros.-- ----- , stated, tiit the & ' 'indents, ___ ..... soul day of terms. 1819, assaulted the plaintiff at Manchester, and with certain swords gave sad strsek him a great sassy violent outs and strokes es and abust his shoulders, by which mesas he beesiiie greatly wounded sad braised, fie. ; sad there is smother coast for a common assault, and the damages are Mil at :1001. The pleas set op by the defendants were— " lit. The general case • Net Guilty.' "idly, A riot committed by the pialetiff and others is the view of the defendants, wlierespoa the defendants reqsested the plaintiff and others to disperse; sad be cause the plaintiff and others would not disperse them selves, therefore the defendants laid their beads epos the plaintiff. Ste.. to disperse them. "3dly. A conspiracy by the plaintiff and others to ow* and excite the King's sub jects to hatred and cos tempt of the Boverausent, and to alter the constitution of the realm I and a ineetiag at the time, when, &e. is pur suance and furtherance of that conspiracy. and a ropiest to disperse. &c., as in the seated plea. " 4th. That the plaintiff and others astawfully met in • tonaltsons, dangerous, and menacing 1164110 Cf. 1.0 the ' Wrier and nuisance of the late King's subjects, and a mimeo to disperse. Ike.. as in the third plea. .• sth, That the plaintiff sad others unlawfallyaadriot °ugly met to disturb the peace. to the greet duller if the public peace, and a request to disperse; ecc., as before. " 6th, That the plaistiff and others sainirfidly met sad assembled in a dangerous and atenaciog.psamese. and a request to disprrse, &e., as before. , " 7th, That the plaintiff .and others conspired to esellO the subjects of the late Kiag to bored sad confirm. of the Governmest, he. ; sad that they unfawfully mil fee that purpose.- sad a request to disperse, Is. (as he the preceding plea.) "bib, That the plalatiff sad others unlawfully me en excite discontent in tip him King's subjects spina the Government sad Coastitatios, and a request by defies& aats to disperse, &e., neje the next preceding plea. "Ptb, That the plaintiff and ethers committed a rietL that proclamation to disperse was toads by a Magi* trate—that the plaietilf sad *Mere refused to dones whereapon the defendants goody laid their has& ew the plaintif f and others to disperse. • • • • •• Itttb, That Henry ilencaed Oboe riotously aso, that divers niagiuraw, ea view of the riot, imam' ilia warract to the oesMables of Manchester to dieshand Kant and other person•—that the d.Mda\tts 'es int occasion acted is allot the censtableu-rthat the phdeillf, and others assaulted the defeadasts whilst a Wog lti, (remotion of the warrant, and that the defoidante in Ode owe dehisce did a little strike, eat, wetted, ire. thi plaintiff. •Ine', . : 1 11th. A like plea, except as to ffillF s h e = so bare been need* by the plaintiff. %e. oat al ants, ininjoliately'after the ciliation Of the warm& - ••• iftu. That the plaistiff committed a riot. &at that die defendants eadeavOured to restore peace, whereepos the plaistiff and ethers assaulted the defendants, wbit, le ' their own defence, struck. &e. the plaintiff. 1 " 13th, A like plea, alleging as usliwful meeting Ito' ` stead a a dot. "Nab, That plaintiffasd others mole as assault on the defeadants, wherefore the defendants defended them selves; and if.aity damage happened to the plaintiff. it was from his assault on the defendants, and In defend aat'ssws Jerome." There were originally 51 pleas, eentaieing 39.000 and odd'words, owl spread over fe4l sheets. bat the Muster struck out 31, leaving the above 14. ; 4 , that the fatness of dipreAt Jimmie are diferest es 4 . l7•4 ,to l l i o a r ia . s a m ot at t ires , em only p k m. the subject. Some testify mach lees coiner* at it than others. Hot. iodeed, every thiag mans hastening to ` ll ' 1 eflh. some fatal catastrophe; or. at least, to some treat The hated JUD 4III . addrud•g t " oisage.—There is sonsetldog very carless, and jt see. tleaterseisat had served on Jeri ma- toinly is am, in the convereatios of the people. They they writs all sow at liberty to de; dad sot oily Nam to Awl no hops is any pooh& meatuses; t b s i m i the bat they sees to bo wholly re:sakes of what le (Wag The icemen] who pp „„d h er ky the Perlfeasesf. Their Arotaghts tom as yen Per Mellsechnuasto sad 61r. Jesse, ssost eein , t hes terl s w w biels hel les " "emi devir ili smaeressas ellat tiley b " Trana: for the defend • es- saes.. -M&4 is Is whinge' 04,4moores - swft!! Omsk.* r e s t mattes to at the osa of eight yaws of tonelisPet: lir. 8 „,. • tweatyetwo year'. war of same's of glory This, r es ells opened by Mr. Jot what at any rate, should be written is the Insterlo•-Colsiao. d ot i mit i os , la the 6nt coast, I and ote the 16th day of Aug MORE INCINDI ARUM. --..em.-- We mentioned. last week, that, on Monday, the 25th of March. Mr. Reed, of Jeviegtoo. had a stack of oats set ire to sad beret down by some villain, or villains, as yet ankeetra.—On the followlog Thursday. about 10 o'clock in the evening, we regret to say. that Mr. Sear), of Wootton-farm (not far from Jevington) had three stacks - ef awn. a meek of straw, and a granary sad bare. both filled with corn, destroyed by the brands of laces. diaries ; all of which were uninsured. To save the dwellin be... of Mr. Swirl. it was necessary to pall down* , , The aro was tot extinguiehed until the • following day. The barbaross wretches, o w: , 7H '' , i ; hes b o tos a ir tl i oc t i l t i o er us e iseroodesarbiresve to hitherto V sospleion at • —,-(Brigleton liereM.S Us Monday' _ last a bey of It years of age set fire to a shed, is the parish of Keentagball, which was burst dowa„ bat happily withont doing farther damage. The boy was apprehended and committed to the County Oaol. by J. Wright. Esq. on his own confessios.--On 1 Wednesday afternoon a somber of persons from 1 Weediest and Kirstead assembled and destroyed a thresh ing machine in the farm of Mr. Robert Roe, of the former place. Os application being made to J.. 1: Bodingfield. Esq. that grittiness. assisted by several others, home. distal, took meager., for the apprehension of she offenders, six of whom were takes that night, and lodged in Raney Cage. and have since been committed to the Cast ;s. A threshing snit drill machine. the poverty of Mr. num.% at Eeriness& were last week destroyed,— (Norwich Neeetsvg.) Between eighteen and eiaeteeo thousand peas& is said to be the darling of the receiver of a coo*, who has recently disappeared. Palen or Baca.—!be pries of Ben was lowered' at Wisbeeh on Monday, the 25th alt., by the ►[ewers, ' so a• to enible the publican to sell at 34. a qaart.— (CamerAfge Chromes) ' Several most respectable hours la this town ban adVertisell a general redactimt is the price of malt- liquor. Prom this reduction it is very obvious that the publican will tie able to retail it oat at a mined rate, which. we perceive, by platen!. in the windows of the public•hoases, is already dose. The 114. ale is sow soli for 7d., and that which was charged 6.1. reduced to 441. 7 (Liverpool Cowries.) When will the worthies of Load/eal !sink of bringing down their price ? They are waiting, we suppose, for the effects of that patriotism, for which eons. of them are so tarmacs. If any urn, at the late Middle sex "parity-of-election" dinner had given cheep kir as a toast, he would have created a little disterhance of the baratontof the festival. (In Wedetsdny week. a trite bill was Land by the mead Jury. at Leicester Assizes. arnica the Rev. John Towne, for the wilful earlier of Miss Wright, of tiottesterd, the particulars of which have aktady appeared In this paper. The Police of Paris bate ins& the price of bread of the Bret quality at 50 seats. (Si. English) for font poands and that of the second quality at 35 cents. (d.) ~- . „ TT , . err0,........-- ............,_ _ ......_, _ tionemisi ff the pleadlogi dittilehttaire etilletted ' AIR subject matt* ' of' the, Mtn 400 Mir, say . • Which the ptalitift low Wietilrti edit *tuft, ett4. - * ' Wit the asters 10 thee* elefbaree is aterb Inidle; • ' feidaste relied for their jostlikatiss Is comadlittle • ' et attire”, Thlt . eatnie was one 4 die Whet% hi. :' • p.rteseej et oil y as it cancenied the plaintiff, bit' . • ' as it would abet, in IN resifts, the itedi of pleat, sad tbe rightist all claws of biChlikety's **Meets; • • sad he inlaid satire the jury that he owl:Jo:Wetly amyl, could set bring greater ialentt aid espetiottee . * to lay it before thee. Bet howeret loseritifptlis abilities for ehi task he bad undertaken. astlioiselsat- 'ever &frets his Ohio world kit: to complain,- he . • mold sever have to lay that he ilbrati reed .4Whin seal led all his energy to procure hies jostle*. l'ho of the Jury had heard that the action was . . .. 'lt recover damages for as want coisinitted iitt lbe *BIM by the deism:lasts. This assault teak g - st Manchester oa the 16th of Aes% 1810.— he mentioned this, he wadtsre that they had heard sad read much of the treasactions of that day. sad that their minds must Lava remind the as.. • lispeessimm as 'dwelt but be besought them, as tar allay is their power. to dismiss all sot* hapromiees, 111 leave eat of their view all that they had heard or ' isseined. to listen to the *widest . ..which siboolii be kid before them at if the fatis had eater parsed through their minds before. aid es that evideace tit dee* whether the defend:tots were justi6ed is woo mltdng that :mirage as the plaintiff fir which be sow ditmaaded damsge• at their bawds. As to the fact of , the outrage somaiittesi as the pesos of the plaistit, theta could be so doubt :it could be placed herbed . the resch.of costradiction. sad the only question which they would have to detonable would be. whe ther the defeedsa% were polled it sot. is actin to wards him as it would be plated they did. It had bees said, that the facts which would Ito disclosed is widget* formed penid rather foe cambial the' chit justice. lie (the Learned Counsel>: admitted, ail this Wfas the ease; and that as ladictmest. rather theta so action, would at lest have been the proper eosin of . littesediag. But the geodes,. of the jury most hare !mown. and could tot have ferrates. the history: of the trausactioas that roan eat of the *etre(' in voodoo. They could cot luire Argonne the Oldham levies% where an attempt had bias Aide ID vela to Wag the proceediage of the 16th of Aufettortimisally before them; they could not have forgone' 'that *tier attempahad bees made to bring the defeadaats as trial. aid that all the appliettioas of persons similarly absence* with the pialetiff bad bees diltuissed or repulsed. The '.• lialetittherefore.had no other resbedy than teems ho- • fore them. sad demand damages teethe lajories Who/ mallidoed ; and if the defendants Were jumbled is at. tackier him while awe:idly a peaceable mostkag for a legal °Meet. then the outrage which he hadfiellllollll might be billeted as any iedividual at any ressitire. for any objeet, hoWever legal or laudable: TM Jaw.. meld recollect, that is 1816, 181 f, sod 18114 a pont' living of distress was felt la meet of the manufecells lagdistriets, sad premed with peealiar severity ea suit . :0 I parts of this coliaty. /tat dime. bad is, tae iii. t i • steam bail aggravated to treacly easel derawahooo ....,...\ - -.:---; sad, as alibi have beep expected, eaterelly esdilipti...ol! gave rho to a shoal Melia( of discs tact. • Pon bitima=4).— owslitimm bet omitted hvbe n T eie rtelt er _who were sliplis. •- I.itag P . flow wean ilia to t.4sweettarehr k ' -- t *he were oesualegooder the callosities of poverty sod • • •-; &aloe? He bad Mori .it dated by a Roble Lerd:if • high sliaracter,as timely a political axiom, that wheels i great dbconteot prevailed, there mist socelearilY lot . great miegoveramest ; for the people lostioctively chug to the beadle of goad gwreramtat, aid loved the eoestitatioa soder which they lived, sakes they saw it administered to their prejudice. The distress at Manchester woe supposed by the people there to pro ceed from the improper conduct of their Goverment. aid accordingly they issued as advertisement on the 23.1 of July. appointing a' 'seeder for the 9th of August, to disease their grievances. to take into cot 4 deration the souses of their distress as the means of obtaining redress, and to consider the gate tins of a Reform in helmet's. [The Learn ed Counsel here read the words of the advertise meet, which has bees often before the Palrlic, and par. titularly became the subject of dissemble oa the trial of Rant and others at York.] ;The adwirtisemest cott. eluded by stating, that wee of the objects of thematic lug was to coseider the propriety of sleeting a repre sentative to Parliament on Major Cartwright's pls.. This advertisement was published ori the 23rd of July. 1819. In the isterval between the notice sod the day appointed fir the meeting. it was suggested that the litter object was illegal, sod bills were posted up op- • prising the requisitioeists of this fact. The relaisi- Itemises themselves asked legal advice epos the subject • tad were informed that their declared purpose was ii legal. What did they do on this? Did they peellibt is their illegal purpose. or shear that thiy dine- . garded the ware's, given them ? No : they immedi ately abandoned their original Isseutios, and sent a requisition to the berenglireeve, requesting him to call a meeting for purposes allowed os all bands to to • unobjectionable. The boroughreeve refused to comply with their damask sod then still pursuing their ob. jest by means which they thought legal. they appointed a reestiog es. the requisition of tam than seven buadred ishabitaat konsehoiderno.o (The Learned Gemmel here read iMI .rictieidell. which, like the foresee one, has bees often before thy public.) From this abandonment of their origins/ fa. motion, because Is was declared to he illegal,. and their' adoption of 'mother course... against which so warning bed hoes gives, the reqursitioniste .at least 'showed that is their opinion, they *ere cowl/144f so breach eL law is the second instance ; and the ma. gistratev, by not pmbibiting the fulfilment of • their purpose, led them a dm. conviction Ad they 114 e. wise were satisfied with NO legality of the ansounce4 meeting. The people ahliwed that, whatever might subsequently happen, they erinsideitdctirot they had. still the right of assembling to discuis tfieirgrietaates, and to petition for redress; and that if the state of •Parliament formed oat of those grievance:, and Par- - liamentary Reform contained the means of . redress, that that !abject as well as others atight legally form the topic of their deliberations. Toe peopla in that vicinity bad heord 'fan actual and rirte e l represents. this, and hiving heard aim. wore of opinion dill their haterests would he better attended to, if they were to. Lastly. instead of being virtually, represested. They ' •i