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DI,RMAM COUNTY MEETING. (Frees the Dierkaat Corot, Aderrtisera • •• rionwsw, SATURDAY. The emionly meetimg,'ealled M Ili" High Sheriff I. rota se. iswanie, of the Requisition which appeared in our last, was held pramerisy al the Cowley Court.. The High filwriff,. who preside.' epos the anntsiee, in *proles the honour., of the day, seed, a Requisitions had beta pirwided to hens. Molest with she nano • of a neember of mom respectahle freeholders of this moonily, to call • Merl log moif the iiiability.fimmiry, eke. for the prirperee of- express iwg their conviction of the neermii y of • fail Mimic, tattoos plate ism the late hmasactioes at Ilanchister. He woothi reslest the Vorter•Stieriff to mad aloud the Rempoisitian. Thos was the aria time inure his appuietieesit to the olSee of High Sheriff that he had hail an opourteasty of appearisie before them at a public meeting, isn.l he tra.ted, if he should err in the discharge ..f his ditty, that they wduW altsilwle is to inexperience Nod not le she %Taal of nitration to die •ffi es ciil defies wiirb were imposed upon Lilo. He begird proictilarly this she horinera might be conducted in an en& rly and resemble manlier, and that .hey would hear wish palitner any Erni lemma .ho had his seatintroti to offer ea ihe prevent occaanio. FssatiCi roar, amidst considerable applause, sod address. 4 the ouseeting at grist length in ail able,. eloquent, and trnipirr.fir appeal to she ter huge. Ile said, that Ire Ind beep desired by mammy of the higliirreenerisble twollenien whose names wile stayed 111 ilk. R.4).641414444, to open the finnnr.su(ihe Jay, sod hr Lad compiled wale stoat if:quest, although, from his prrOrni ,t..te of health, lie was very Unfit fur .with a. enemy,. Dorms the 36 y. aril he hid lived antoftest Mom he did Not hurts, of our subject of a public nature which hail taken place dune( that time, which as of so march imporsaiire, or coiled snore loudly for, or de served, a Mann. calm, temperate, and somparsial invessisotiou 'this the late lementahle proceed...Es st M.ouriorster. 'rhos was a questiois which bad esothiseg to de with party; it !ran the hominess of every maw. It would be on necessary for him (from the inassUar in which she soh . join had been discussed is she public riots) so do Mere Ilona timely aisle to then. the Catlin., from which the preseut mellows originated. In dojos this be would, es meth us lay lot his power, avoid any expremions whirii might lead to rause amid irritate the &plisses of the alerting. Ile Ilaril weal cot to moue the cireumesamices of the Lie tweeting at Msechester. He said that a mettles hod Imes. •ippuisitid lo be held there on the ttth of Aurora Ind, fur the purport', as the notice elated, to rote se Ad dress. ke. to lbe Prince Regent, to represent to him the .'istsess of the coustry, which, as they said, was for want of • radical reform in Parliament—um* • reform as would give every inns a right to vote in the choice of represents. lien: sod also to elect a rrpreseutative to ait in Perlis. *lttrest in the steal fiessiona, for the earepresented stem of blasichi-sler. The Magistrates, however, refused to stiffer such meeting, as it wa• nalawful sad every man who regarded the laws of his enamel" would admit, they had slow what was right.—/Sass mark, of di.- apywohatios from a. individual, mid food cries of Toro kin our from the freeholders.)—Duerffr ftemirk reniaikerl, that those who ohjected to what be had mated, could only answer by clamour; he then proceeded. An other aseming was, however, called to be held ims the fire the purpose roily, as the anlite expressed, of eating jomblic grit smite; sad petitioning fur Parliamentary Re. ft;tot, she parties barrio' abaimiloneJ their intention of peimeresling to elect • person unlawfully as their rem,. seals, i ye. That ibis meeting was a legal one. no man would deny : inched, the Magistrates admitted it to be so, or why did they not prevent it in the way they had prevented the meeting which was •ppoiattd for the 9th' A rearrest, how ever, it was slated, had bees issued fur the apprelteosioe of Hunt, who, us. hearing of it, waited spun the Magistrates ow the Saturday precerhug the 16th, at their petty Sessions, who told him they knew Nothing about such marmot: it nilght therefore be presumed that no warrast had been grantA till the 16th, the day on which the eneelitig took place. He Mies alluded to the reading of the Riot Act, v.hich, he slid, if reed at all, was in sorb a 'Monition as nut to be heard by the people assembled. That if it was read, the time allowed by law fur the multitude to disperse had Sot hems suffered to elapse till force was re mimed to, sad the colmemseacs was what they all knew. He would sot attempt to recite feelings of horror in the minds of his bearers, and would therefore pass over this appalling scene. We have been told, he mustioNed, that it was impossiqe should mum the facts of the affair. It was true that au official statement had bees made, sad the public had ou other o.esues by which to come at the 'mow. 1-ilge of what took place but by the public prints; from which he had collected the ieforniallue he had Now stated to Mom, and which be believed to be pretty correct. Dud as top statenieut had been published by authority, to put the public in possession of the real facts, it was the Jetty of sorry owe, mid the wish rif all who felt ss Eaglishasess to rectivemead, nay. &mead inquiry. They had been told that arose slimier to call for the iumstigatims of • /rem which is already before a Court of Justice He was Not aware Nat this case was. It was tree that it bad been slated, awl, he believed, by those papers which were thought must fa vourable to Govenswersit, yet be mould out tell how to be lieve such a account, that the Greed Jury of Lancaster bad aver allallilll4ll those willow/es who were brought foewsril is support of the charge contained in the bills egotist s...tne of the cavalry. We were also told, that affidavits were •fterwards made to fads Mated in the bills refused by the Greed . Jury of Lancashire, aud also to other fame wh:ch had sabeetjaently come to light ; but these charges were refused to he beard, se the plea that they had bees al ready before a proper tribunal, sod that higher authority had tletermisied to raj ct them. This was certainly very doahtful evidaoce; but whew eatrontradicted, it was earsegh to justify a call for strict Morley into a case ie which the library of the subject was so deeply ieveleod. It had bees said, that we might to rely with perfect confidence is the wisdom of the Executive Geverenseat in all affairs like this, sad that we ouzlo sot to prejudge the ease. Now ' his Ma jesty's Idialsors were the persons who bed preju dged the CV* by prematurely advising the Priam Retest in give his approbation to a measure, the merits of which, et slat time, be most hare bete in a great degree ;gamest of. Ard what were his Majesty's Mightier,, thee we should rely so impli r :11y ye their wisdom? Had their coodom been such as to jemify our reposing coalidesice in them, or to place their Moire mapiriou? It bad been runshiered daegerees by some to call the peo ple togetlor at the Ferret Wee, whew the public moieJ was as mach agitated. Rot who these timid loyalists had all moat to catty, they were most active is briogieg the people immtser. Was it ireorigii that we should sly rural publicly to repress sat sambas al serh emote es Royal bird's and Royal marriages? He approi wed of addressing the Sovereign tai sash ommisma, for we moat all anterally slates interest in ohaloirer is cosareled with tie happier., of Om Royal Family ; hot there were other meets which also called for tire earn-mum of paLlie seetimesitii. Whenever the Ho smusesot Mau in dampr so saga would be same reedy than liroseelf to aid it sr 'motile( it. It might tea danger if such promisees. as they had met to deliberate wpm bad bent atiffeeed to go without exploaation. Rot Dever email our shortens coissilletioe he lo danger from the free and iode. 'maul eapersaion of a geemiteg of tkiial (nob...usu. soda steelier wiesild lewd to give stability to oar tioverowient sod Camtitistioa. The esample of this sod either losetings would soMitimitly -rove, that it was ostemary to make axidtanwa rouse oars the people; it was the hafted of Ilse lowest as well as of the higher classes .f seciely, to wails sad form • wreath to triad sod support our giartsme Cosistitetion, whit* hod bees seemed to u. by ter homely sod blood of our anetelarli•—• Cowatitatios at ware she emy and admiratioa of the world. He call. sit epos them to prearrire it pore sod mmansishori at the risk of every this,. la maledies to the mesons call ed Radical arforowers, be said, alatawugh be was • Aims sup. porter of the just right of the people to meet sod discuss these grievanees, yet he retold mot view without suspicion toe late wieellege which had takes place in differmat ports of the kiagolosa, ttf per priocipally wedgies mew, 11.11umleed by mew of Mop chemise, who had eallsst trl thowaaaris from groat, disease.% peemieg Maude those iiistriete whit* eisotaised the meet Mere porde. tied. Their views were owl to pis redress to • legal way. Ste room otosiversd sutra" esd weal Parilusselo wee ...14 5,.4 t.•aai to ban Ilse nod f...nowere ill nose districts where there wee at present a west of work; aid the deluded ypea nrelwatied by leaden wli• dad on scruple to vilify all fled wee cued sail honourable in chancier. The real intention of thew wicked person could not be Misunderstood. 1 hey evidently wished to overture the constentiors. and they hail led IMO their infatuated followers by pretending no serve them is. a lawful way. Yet, theist% t►is might be justly camairkered alarming, it was not fur us in sin ink Gino our dotty by signing addresaes its chandlers and hiding place.. It was oar duty to stand 6.mly by the evertitutsuo of our eustutry and protect it; to declare opessly, that we will ✓apport the nadewity of the Isom, and the real mine of the People, almost the wischiustimis of the ordinals. H e b a d 101'1.11 the view which he brit taken of the snabjecia ewenetied wish the verelium, and it only reinalried for him to submit the Resultitioas to the conrideratiow of the mei tine; and is. Si. duitir, it prehaps would be well to read nen all totally end audibly best, mid nes, if secretary, put each Resolution %jingly. AI the rail of his speech, the beet Inc or the mission Or Mr. Milburn, of Sterkiusi, gave De. Feuwirk three flitter three cheers. In returning thanks, Dr. Fenwirk complained of beilag exhanated, in cosisesieeasee of ill health. The Resolei wile were thew read by the Under-Sberiff. Tlwy were seconded by Ceui,ge Baker, Esq. and carried ananintously. - - 1 Mr. I.IIIIIIIIMOII, as one of the Representatives of the county. now ruse to address the firelsoldem Ii would be idle in him, be said, to detain them tong. as they had heard the himitose of the meeting so ably sod so napes natty ex plained by his friend I):. Fe',wick. He 111 err hail iu Idea that the county of Durham would have to be called together an so worel an occasion as that which had brought them so that dad this day. lie never anticipated a necessity of their mertiug In assert their rights to doteuss mailers of public interest. The Magistrates of Mauch. seer, it was motto ions, had attempted to deprive the people of diet right which it was their deity to protect. lie knew of no except they could fiud which could be of weight *wiriest to palliate the root. laity of their offence, cosnialite4 en the d t rights of Eitglishnen on the 16th Angu.t. The 14.11.Gretlenias t h is repressed his abhorrence of the attack of the yeumaary ro yalty wpm belplem mood .. .tiding women and chilireu. The fact, he said, could not be denied. that Ensitsb blood had' been shed ; sod it was the ditty el Englishmen to see that nut one drop should be illegally or wantonly woofed. The meet. ing advertised for the 91b Aug. was declared illegal ; that on the 16th was admitted to be legal, as no inteereption was of fered to the people Imfore they bed asseinleled Ou their bay. log. flowerer, assembled,warraula were granted fur the tipper bensiuti orator leaders, on the application alter* (that very Owen against whom a tree bill hail been found for wilful end corrupt petjuiy), and the yeomanry cavalry were tm. ployed to execute those warrants. No resistaece was offered. No Riot Art had been read, for there was HO riot; sod it was nut till the swords of the yeomanry had drunk deep in the blood of their countrymen, that any violence was cum. mined un the part of the people. If the Riot Act was read at all, it was read in a corner, and +hest no riot existed. Mr. Landaus trusted that the traimactious of that day would be handed down to posterity, recorded in letters of blued. Amongst the crowd 'amends,. il was a fill bearing the Mier'''. lion, 0 liberty or deathrand this was 'intently denounced as an emblem of rebellion. What Fmglialiman, he asked, would not join in the noble sentiment, . Win will be a trailer Item?" fee. (from'' Brace's Address to his Army ;") yet if the words -• liberty or death" be decried rebellious, so are the sentiment, of the Scottish sung; yet the spirit which dictated them was the same which bad &coward the Stuarts from die • throne, and established the House of Brunswick in these realms If we were deprived of liberty be (Mr. Lanibtems) would be one of the first to rencossee his country. He he natured the throne, sod be respected the Prim* Regent. The letter which Ministers bad addressed to the Manchester Magistrates, in •pproaal of their conduct, was nut the letter of the Prlller, but of his Ministers. Nu permits who was ammaiuted with the goodness of heart of that Royal Personage would believe bias copulas of &wow. ing the transactions which were the subject of the pre sent discussion. It bebeved every Englishman to express his abhorrence of such invasion of his emwitsiititial sights, ur the next outrage might be committed at his own alum and on his own peewit lie cuejored the English towed) . gee. • dense. to come forward as the leaders of their cuoutryesee ; ' it was owing to their supineness that the people bad fallen • into the heads of others. The Hemourable Gentleman then proceeded to express his opiuion of the Radical Reformers, whom he observed should be watched with suspicion. Their object was evidently to sow the seeds of dimention Ibruaghost the esetuiry, sad finally to overture the Condi- Milo*. Their great leader at Hodeltesfirld sad other places had presented hiiseselfal the Yoe kshire county meeting, *lmre be was publicly charged as a Government spy, the cutups sloe of Oliver; hi. name is Mitchell. Mr. Lambkin, in at, to the Newcastle referee meeting, said, he but Never wit/teased so many Bamboo& included in so short a space as wets refueled (Oa a Newcastle Paper •liich be held in his hard) as the speeches delivered at that meeting, and which had probably bees supplied by the speakers them selves. The Hun. Gentleman particularised souse of the falsehoods of which be rueaplairell, and, after intiesadvi d ing ue the . Declarstioe," which had hero drawn op by a party of Geollemat at the Walcott/es-foe, In cone. Twin* of a emaciate, proceeding, without doubt, from acme of the gentlemen who usually occupied that Beach at the Quarter ffirmions, be cosieleded by calling epos the meetiug to join in asserting the rights of themselves and their follow-subj. cos. [This speech, as oleo that of Dr. freowiet, were fresibilelly in. tempted with cries for an adjeturnmeat to the Greet., the hall not being found sellicieuily spacious to admit the whole of the persona assembled. Mr. Lasebtem was loudly cheered at the close of his speech ] Mr. Pommel? now preereted himself. He deemed it me (emery es ate of their Mepreiteetativee, to stair to them the raison why his name did nut ■pprar to the Requisition (or collie; the present mettieg. He was, in fact, is Loudon when the metier was egitakd. He declared him approval of the Resolutions which led been peopused end seconded, &Weigh be had wet felt deuirwes that there Await bra county meeting us the subject. Parlintuesit, be was convieeed, ovoid institute sa inquiry into s►e transactions at Mooches. ter; fur the Represematives were always fumed to revel be. rate the sentinveets of the people. He deprecated the nicet ies at Newberger. He lamest; the absence am semi, of the country gentlemen on the p►eent uecasiow„ who, it woield seem, had ntimitiderstood the object of the meeting. They had eat met to sometime the conduce of the Medical lasineers, Mil to iestiteht inquiry. The Resolutiom were thee pot from the Chair, awl car ried neenionously, se wee also the Address SO the Prism Regent. Mr. Lustros sleeved that the High SWAB' be requested to sips the Address is blo capacity so Cbsirsosa sf that Meeting, it beteg wedersetiod that he was nut pkdgell to give it his private sanction, if it did out correspoad with his antismog. Mr. Vinson winded the audios. Mr. Mewls ats awed that Earl Grey be requested to pre. seat the Adslrese to hie Royal Hishiteas she Priem Repot. Mr. Sillift[tbiON weeded she siltation. Mr. ilium's, of liceektoo. said. after the very able sod e minent Neassorr la wlslels the bestrews had berm swoduried, it would be pressmptsoes is him to wirer soy remarks; yet be could sot last magratelear the meaning epee she probable geed width weight arise tress their pinseirodieurs. The loon. wer Corruptitia bad lasi boas iremblieg le his des. and it resnsined for the essuasste ed Turk eis4 Darlame so brio( his forth. He trusted their example mould be followed by other mantles. The Gesticulate, after a few other °begirt. fleas, haled it paper to the High asrif (which is under stood to have meteleed a wietios of shostits su lir F. Bar. diet for he emetiere of the uses. of Rehm). which he obleid So Mee reed mid peopemd to the siestirg. lie was mid it wee betimes& so the boatman albs dew. sod be with- drew his sedioss ass the recossaseadedee of his Meads. Mr. Lmlitteelt roureteed shot the Comm woo nut mull Serge to seeemesedete she whets of the freebie/Idays. mall lemeelled busbelp had sot best provided as sa ormelbermer eemeimes. He thee moired she shooks of dee media( to t i llable/4A for hie able sod impartial me doet is thy . That etstiesnas hod said this was the Mat slam he appestat ea such sr Oceildiee is his pueblos asliseily. Laseleses) thrsobt. that if they Were is receive as am earweet trf be foam rudest, she ability mod. iespertiaiity be bed *hews that day, they would base se 91 4 { ,;,1 =awl to regret Lis appoistment Mt the ihdisiguisisoi sati ation he one All.. The motion of thanks was seionded by lite. SILVSII. amid loud aid continued cheering. Mr. Home, in noise to move the peblicetlna of the Reso lutions situ Address, was greeted by dissident of applaese, sad was requested by hie friers& I. mourn the table. He maid it affsided Ma much plenisre to be tbos handsomely waived by his friends, after a meidenee of furly years amongst than. He would, bowfin, decline soaltiog 'my aPetvlt after the eloquence which bait ►eels beard, as by rnevkise be sharishl only slaw his owe inferiiirity. He °with , , therefore, content himself by merely &closing, last the extraordinary sort ever-memorable letter of thanks which Minima's had thought proper to and to the Manchester Magistrates w.... attempt to imbetitiste the goverment* ddf the sword for the goveromeat of the law. The mating then quietly dispersed; the cries for an ad joarnmeut to the green banal brae the oily iisterruptio• offered to the procitediega of the day. MR. JOHNSON'S INDICTMENT. Lgorarkire rs Wit—The Jones fur *sr ford the King epos their oath mowed that Hairy Heat, late of flinches. ter, in the Comedy of Lancaster. roma ; Juba Knight, late of the same place, labower ,• Joseph Johnson, late of the same place, hreseb-maktr; Jobs, Thacker Salome, late .f the sense place, labourer ; James Huoehouse, lite of die same place, coarls.nia-ter; Jo mph Healey, late of the woe place, ',dearer ; Simone' Bamford, late of the came pine/Jabal - sr ; Robert Jones, lave of the same plan, labourer; orge Swift, laic of the same place, laMenrer ; and Ruiwrt Wild, late of the same pl.ere, labourer, being sualeciowe, seditious, disaffected, cud ill-disposed persons, and un lawfully, terelicinualy, civil seditemsely intending and de venlig to dolor', moil ordeal the peace amid common traoquillify ofoor Sovereign Lord the resent Kiev of I b is Realm, se I so raise and excite diseoutent and diaafferlios in the moods of the liege subjects of one Said Lord Ito King, and to move not elite the liege subjects of our medal Lord and King to b steal end contempt of the Goveennient and Coustitut ttttt of this Rats as ley lie esielaliiheed, liesefoCere to wit on the lino day of July, in the fifty-flank year of the rei=n of our Sovereign Lord George she Third, by the grace of God of the United Kingdom of Grad Britain mot Ireland King, D. fender alike Faith, and on divers other days and times, as welt before as after, with force seed arms, at Man- I nosier aforesaid, in the county aforesaid, unlawfully, mali ciously. and seditiously did combioe, cawspire, wed roofed,. rate together, with each other, nod with diverts other eloof reeled sued ill disposed persues, whose names are to tlee said Jurors mamas selaerfolly, maliciusesty , and oditiowely. tea meet nod ass emble themselves together, and to careened procure a great member of other persona. unlawfully, wine. Closely, and seditiously, to meet sod assemble thentwelves together, with deem the said Henry Heal. Julia Kaiak', Joseph Johnson, John Thacker Seaton, Janos floorbosee, Jiiseph Healey, Samuel Ba Wad, Robert Jones, George Swift, and Robert Wild, and the said usher eonspiratios, at a err ing place in the nesealy aforesaid, for the purpose of Or ifisbing and molesting tbe peace and comma tranepaillity of our said Lord the King ad of ibis Wales, and foe the plower of raising sod exciting discontent sad disaffecting in the minds of the liege subjects of our *aid Lend the King, amid for the purpose of snowing sail exciting the liege sub ject of our raid Lod the King to hatred aa.l e apt of the Giivi ritaieut suit Conseitution of this Realm as ley law established.—Amid, that the said Henry Heal, John Knight, Joseph Johnson, Joha Thacker flextime, James fillenerlsonse. Jae, ph Ht•hy„ Semen Barefurd, Robert Joon, George Swift, sod Robert Wild, and she said ember tostspiraion in penance of the sake ..lawful eusellossoia, conspiracy, sod cosfeskration, heretifore so sit or the pie teentls day of August. in ike liftrnirth year aforisaid, at Itlasoliestir aforesaid, is the .misseity aforrsaid, unlawfully, maliciously. and seditiously Jed meet and assemble them selves together, and did cause end prone, and aid sod assist in causing and peoeuring doyen subj. eta of our said Lord the King to • large numb r, to wit, to the smash r of sixty thonsand and more, tben and there nulaseifolly, stud seditiously to meet and assemble thenieelves together for the purposes aforesaid, at a retina place Is the county trawled, in a formidable and 'muscle( manner, mid iie military procession and array, with clubs, sticks, mid other affrosive weapons and luso semerts, sod with sheen seduieue and iodansenafory ammo, and with digs, hala. klie g sod pls. ants, bearing divines seditious and Oleos ninny ieseeriptioes and devotes, to the great alarm sad terror of the peaceable and well.dieposed subjects of ear said Lord llhe King, in ennienspe of oar said Lord • the King and his laws, to the ea.t example of all others, and 'tenon the peace of our said lard the King, his crown end dignity.—And the J rears afuerseiel. epos their oath aforesaid, do further permit that the said Henry Hen, John Knight, Joseph Johasue. Jobe Thacker Saxton, James Hone homes, Joseph Healy, Samuel Bamford, Robert Jones, Gone Salt, nod Rubel t Wild, beim( such persons as aforesaid, and so. lawfully, maliciously, and seditiously istendiog and theisiog as aforesaid, heretofore to wit, out the Scat day of July, in the Arty-ninth year aforesaid, and on divers other days and times, as well before se after, with force and SWIM at Mar- Chester aforesaid. in the meaty aforesaid, unlawfully, mall remotely, seed seditiously did consbitte, etempire sot cafe. dentie together with each other. sail with divers ether disaf fected ad ill-disposed persons whose names are Is, the said Jurors enkseown, uuliswfntly , nolciously, and sedifiuusly to meet awl assemble themselves together, and to eases sod prorates great number of tether persons unlawfully, mob tinnily. cud seditiously to meet and assemble themselves lovelier with the mid Henry Hunt, John Knighs, Joseph Johnson, John Thacker SAISIIIa lallbel Moorhouse, Joseph Healey. Samuel Bamford, Rubrrt Jolters George Swift. and Robert Wild, nod Om raid other conspirators, pt a err. 'air plow is the cosialy aforesaid, for the purpose of dis turbing sad 11191elaille the peace and comma lessiseillity f our said Lord the King sail of this Realm, and for the purport of raising and exciting diocesans' and disaffeclion in the minds of the liege subjects vf oar and Lard the King, need foe the purpose of saving nod exciting the liege sub jeets a our said Lord the King to hatred and cootempt of the Oarrontest mud Constitetios of this Realm, as by law established; sod that the *aid Heavy H eat, Johu Joseph Jiihowe , John Thicker Sextets, Jones Marlsouse, Joseph Healey, Samuel Camford, Robert Jones, George Swift, and Robert Wild, and the said weber coompiratues, in parsuases of the said lit sseatiosed sinlawfeil combinatios, espospirairy, aunt eonfellernioss, heretofore to wit. on the aixteesdi day of Atagnet, is the ilty-itielh year shier.. said. at Manchester aforesaid, in thenowly aforesaid, late lawfully. maliciously, and seditiously did meet and assemlsle themselves together, cad did ranee and pronsre, and aid sad assist in easing and prooriant divers esiejnete ad OW said Lori the King to • large number, to wit, to the nessaber of sixty thousand and more, then nod there uulawfulle. sad seditious to meet and assemble them _ . , - selves leffilke for the persona aforesaid, at a eerie's place in the easety aforesaid, is s menacing, rabies, aid tassel loess wooer, I. the great akar awl terror of the peaceable and well-ilimpaerd selesets of air said Lord the Kim In aselesopt at our said Lord the Kim, Mid his laws, to the evil examples( all alien, gad opium the poets of our said lard ruse Log, his crews sod diguity.--Ited the Jones aforesaid, upois their oath aforesaid, de further present that the said Heury Heat, John Leisigt, Joseph Julius's, John Thurber tlistos„ Jam" Illsorboase. Joseph Healey, leasseel liegssit ss * Robert Jaws, George Swift, red Rata Wild, hews such penman a aforesaid, aid ailiarbilly, ugaliciw.ty , sad anti. tiowaly letesidiag sad deattieg as 'foresaw, lierrtiden., to wit, ea the lira day of July, in she Vey-math year store said, sod ea divers ober days aed shoes. as well hefegre as after, with force sad arms at Manehesser aforesaid, in the musty aforesaid, unlawfully, assilieiously, sod seditiosely did toughie', egospira, aged eisefederatv together with for & tuber, sad with divers oiler disaffected aged ill dlspesed per sons, wises slaws are to the said jurors siekeetas, to raise tied emits di.etsMat mod disalreetioe la the wird* of tie liege subjoin Oar said Load the Kits& sad se mos sad excite the liege subjoins of ear said Leal Ha Klee to hatred sad realirmipt of the fienaieserst tied Contittintitog of this Reek*, as by low eatabliabrd In esoheopt of err said Lord the Kim aid his 15.., I. the eirli maple of all sobers, a m id maims the pewee 'four sold Lord Si. Sim big errs, aad the the Joestre afasenaid. upea dole sail afeessaid, do feetlor wawa. Shat the said fiery Ham, ;oho lislibt, hop% Jobe's% Ma Meier la s, Jame now • xIA, w.v : 1 •1 Iwo ec, Joseph Healey, Samuel Bamford, R.be,t Jam, choice Swift, sad libber. Wild, beingleeb penises as Awe sad, owl usalawfully, nuditioosly, sad seditiously iatearliag and &visits( as aforesaid berth...vetoer wit, issi the 16th day of Almost, it the fifty-siath year aforesaid, with force snd arms aforeenid, iu the roust, aforesaid, oalawfolly, soil seditiowsly did meet fwd 01041101411 themselves together, with divers Wiser perersoa f obese names are to the aid Ju rors unknow• 1 to a large number, to wit, to the nombee of sixty thousand end same, fur the porpowe of raisin and sx cstiag discontent soil disaffection is the amok of the liege subjects of our said Lord the King, awl for the purposes( 11140 log and exciting the liege Pubjews r 4 isor sold Lewd lie Kim( is bawd and contempt of the Goversiminst sod Coo ositestiuma of ski. realm as by law established, in cwittwipt of user said lord the Kase awl his laws to the evil example of all others, and against she pace of soy said Lora she King, his Crows and Dignity. Awl the 'aeons aforesaid, aim their with aforesaid', do further meant, that the said Henry Heist, 'John Kaight, Joseph Juliette*, Ades Thacker Pasion, Junes Harborer, Jusrph Heeler, Salad Bam ford, Robert Jars, George Swift, and Robert Wild, Wog soil" persons as aforesaid, and unlawfully, maliciously, and a ditiosisly intestate; and devising as atiresmid ; here tohire, to 1111,, us the siiteewih day iilf August, in the Arty- Ninth year aneroid, with force rod aims at Msnchestrr •foresairt, is the etranly at ves wilawfully, nialiaoasiy, and seditiously did mei t and assemble slientielves to g• thee with diem* others pa none, whose same. ire te the said Jurors isalinois is, so • large ustrober, to wit, to the OWN hie of sixty thousand, and more iu • formidable and we ltering wanner. soil In solitary poetess.. a ail array, with dabs, soil km, soil other eitfrusive weapons and imetru snentr, and with divers and ilia ininseiory 111 , 11014 and oh flags, banners, and placard., hearing Wei is 'edit lag and isi Boson rho y Mae. pl ions cad &reit...Kiss the great alarm awl terror of the pearealoy and well-dispined subjects of oar said Lord the King, se COnlrsapt of usie said Lord the Killeed his laws, lie she r-wil example of ell others, sad alliasl the peace of oar Olaf Lord she King his crown end dignity And tl a Jurors aforesaid, Era 'heir oath afor said, do further presew, that tire raid Henry Hunt, hie Knight, Jur •• ph Jolossiiii, John Thacker Suwon, James Muorhouse, .1, •• pit Welty, Samuel Bamford, Robert Junes, George Sall, ma d R o bert, Wild, being suck persons as aforreaid, sod unlawfully and seditiously its. Seediest and devising as aforesaid, heretofore, to wit, au the sixteenth day of August, in the fifty-kiwis year afore. said, with force sad arms at Manebrstrr slur. said, in the county aforesaid, Unlawfully, seuislossaly, and riotously did meet awl assemble ilo fowlers together, with divers other persour, whose winos are to the said Jurors un known, to a large amount, to wit, to the anisher of sixty tlsouswid and more, and Wing so met and assembled, did then and there make a great riot, tumult, and distorbauce, to the great alarm sod terror, as well of the subjects of our said Lord the Kiug there heiwg sod realities& as of other the liege subjects of our said Lord the King, is con tempt of our said Lord the King ad his laws, to Ilse evil wimple of all others, sod against the peace .f oar "aid lord the King, his Crown sod Dignity. Awl the Jurors aforesaid, upon lb it oath aforesaid. du further pee snit, that she said Henry Hew, Juba Kiiight, Joseph Johnieei, J.ibe Thacker Isidro', Janses Mourhouse, Joseph Hilary, Samar' Bamford, Rube rt Junes, George Swift sad Robert %V,IJ , together with divers wilier perm% .h e a r moues are to the said Jurors are wokoown, a the six ieeoth day of A /mist, iu the iffy south year ehoressid, with force and arms at Manchester aforesaid, in the caw, aforesaid, unlsofially, riotously and routously did 11101101. hle and gather together, to distorts the peace a our said lord she King, and heieg so wisrusblod sod gathered together, did them and there unlawfully, riotously, and faiblOU•ly reseals aeJ mistime( tor • ling space of tire, to wit, fur the space of half-as-hour, sisakirg • great suite, Ismail and ilisforliaoce, to the great alarm ad Sewer as well of the subjects of our said lord the King there bring awl residing, se of oilier she tiger subjects of our said lord the King, in contempt of our said Laird the K i ng and his laws, to the evil example of all others, End against the pi ace of our bead lord the Kies his Crown aid Dignity. T. BATT. Witnessu—.Juarpb Nadia, Desjuoio Wormmek, Kwbert Turner, James Idurrey, Juba Mammals, ko►ert Keyoser, Edwa..liikairemar, Matthew Cowper, James Buffer, Jams Platt, Rebut Darbishire. NELA A CHOLY ACCIDENT. A very fatal accitlest oreorred to the Lard WelEagles ClPath.nu the road between Kreolal and 311'p...a Suudaveireve. lag meowed. sear Ite Ow all Hoch Morrow Beidge, knows ►y the same of Hork'a. The hill from the mortis to this itto is *petards of■ Notelet length, Ike owe part of which issue easy &west : u the middle part there tea "hurt space of level read where ruralises are usually lucked todeteend the steeper part below. lei she dual' of eveseing,the lord Wellington coach, he cousin down Ibis 1011, was uvertarued with eleven passe". gees "aside and outside, four of whom were must dreaidolly injored; out of thew died ea Moodily, souther oa Tuesday, sad the other two are severely hurl, bet are he a fair way of recovery. The "aside passengers escaped. As inquest was held on the bodies sae Tuesday, when verdicts of A eirlderdal pool' were gives is both cases; it being satisfactorily footpad that lb. &evident dol sot occur, in the sbghtest dr. pave, hoot t►e a. gligewee of the driver or guard, but by t►e Isoeupected lereakitig of the ivies, ',earthy the horses became mato •isageablet. The wames of the unfortunate d. erased are, Jobe Niehulsoo, of Illestwick. Cumberlauil, whose right thigh was warty eat through, mach beeersted, mid the hone 'oaken sad otherwise much weangled ; and Jobs Ellie (from what part is met katiora), who had both his legs broken, was witerrwise much bruised sod hieerated, sad had sustained injury amtn the heats. shish his medical storadasits be. hewed was the immediate cause of death. NAVAL IhTELLIGENCE. reanatoufo, OCTOOTA ?4. Arrived yroterilay t h e Alpha. Dookio from St. P a iem. leant ; Otero totospari, fano Hombre ; Lae. Wuadtbotpr, &too Late; JiAlsilaeo. Raberiek, from Hallosled; Dewar. from Beale. • horeeter trotspert, from klatifoo; owl r.0 . r1 St. Viareot, isetpaini, from Java. Sailed the Oplarlia.ler Hallibergh. . . . . . • Arrived to.daiy the Md. Maud, Me.,s, front Lemke for Jamaica, with lows miaow , awl rob* and wtedleee *pert. Sirikd the whele of the ewtwerd-bourid, except the St. Jo hannes, fur Cadiz ; sod the Mary. for Rio Jamie's. smawicat, *crown t 4. Af MINI At Cat limagh pswket with • mail from C•x hater. •tut, erroara U. Arrived yeattaralay wad sailed with the whale of the Wee. ward Wawa for the Meer the Fermata Asa, Camaliad, from OW Calabar. Caine dime Ism the River mad malted with whale of the oul e a ri i.h ime d; tbr Laritier. fur At. Viiseeeee ; Ealway fee Gibraltar ; Lay Ilaawatt Ellie', Sappho, Casailiaa Packet, Air Edward Ragailtes. Hasaaver. and Maya Taylor. for Jamaica ; C.anadea, f..r Armitage ; Isabella. f w °salivating ; Merry. far Ithowilitrae; Emma, far Haardeaux ; Yeses, fur Spats ; sail *Deity, from Newcastle Gnat Llama. Arrived sad reniaa tie Seim", Pottioger, from Moho ; Priory,* Charlotte, from Jamaica; and Pacific, hum Odessa. measured', omen= 'N. The Neese lt, Falre lettelt. frame desires, wean us shore yesterday, bet was pet elf agate withstood damage; the Nary. &wry, from Wrersiette. Ow this pert. foundered yesterday. at deems echos*, about three miles N N E. of the deatin heltt--three mew mad a wets'sa were oared. the mossier was drowsed; • sleep (sane iseitstetwe) fuessdared at the sate time. Illieroatcat. FACT--Ksag Haste VIII. being petitioned to 'kimono' his Ministers and Council the Citizens of London and snoop Beieougho. to re tiree his opperreed subjects, made the Cosines this saggaciosis / coy %Vt.. with ell ober Claims, think it strange dies ye. *he he bet braise. old inexpert Mk. shield tell es else be .std win be het It fee ear Gamed. ' . . tai • . • PRICE OF HA rr. J 416 . _ _ Hay 31 Ile ad go GI OD 11J Straw 11 is Od t• 31 lls Od 4.11 WING MRS. Om %Marley might the bowie of P. P.Walkdes, Foe. f But bun Hall, Burks, was discovered to he on lire iu the t oo , part • few minutes after, the family basing t wo , „4... Holly escaped bal&naked from their beds, the (Merit ass eu. 'eloped i• Me lame. The coodairstiow was sees lie l o o n round, and there beim/ a di heirs., of water, 11 the „ f the hawse was a heap of room the 1411 has Mawr. A amiss northerly wind asamenn kilted the t, • mew of otablimg, which was also destroyed. A yoeili, nanard Iliertiabrr, who slept over the bitches, burnt i• essisping, sad by his alarm the rematader of the,.. mates were saved. The Ire was siopp•od Is have toto easiowed by some clothes taking ire , which were kfi to 4,1 in the kitchen, sibicbloims the house, but is detached trout it, with the servants steeples-room over it. The damage ~ estimated at 7,000. NRIVGATR AND I.EADENHALL MARKETS (By the Lammas.) Keel .... 3s &I to 4s 11.1 I Veal As 8J to 6. 41 Nottoo.. 4s $4 to Ss 0.1 Pork.... b+ 4J W 6. PRICE OF RAW As staled by the Talluvr Melters. It Santee Market ..3. 7.1 Wielleeleapvl Market Si 7id Average.... Se 70 PRICE or 1111 W 111101. ken ....al 48 to 4? 0. Itosoto ..tl is. to Si es Lon ....II le. to Si 10. Faroleass, seated, 4/ Os to Foreign Pot-keel ,Y AND STRAW. witivseirapet. Hoy.. bi O. 04 lo ft So ad New 4).4/ S. ad to 41 Ilk ad &raw 11 104 Gel 10 1113. Clover 71 O. Od eo 9/ 0.04 COAL NARK ET, (*resat 25. Alps of Market. Ships Uhl. Prue. 38 Newcastle 31 Readerlewd 251.... 35. 11J. to 435. 04. 1 Welsh Coal 1 .... 635. 04. to —O. Od. 1 .... 255. Od. to ..11. Od. MANKKTS. CORN EXCHANGE. EXCHANGE. Hones., OCTolltlt 23. Aliboogb we bail • large arrival u( Wiliest dimity si n werk. yet tbiere was last • limited geniality left el tlii. 4. 1 ., market. Collorylcutly the Wheat trade nas brisk at as all emote of bons Is. to 2s. per quarter. anrky and 1114 ~, full as dear. The Oat trade is brisk, at the price. .. ilO day week. Foreign sad English Wane have advsace4 fein t 3s. to 4.. per lousier. Pease are (sill a• dear. Is wine am. cies there is so alteration. CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN. Foreign Wbeat ....36e 64. Grey Prase H. u s Fine ditto, M. 745 Fuss. ditto ..........y , English Wheat 6os Ads Tick R. tuts . ..... .36s 11. Fine ditto 741. 705 New d:t to .. ........ 47s 44. Ohl ditto .... —e —5 Small ditto 4611 Ms a r t 344 36s l Olt ditto .......... --s Ihneditto —6 Oh Feed Oat. •• • 1..... th 1 6 , Harley 2B. 32. Fine ditto ........Ye s its Fine ditto .. --•—• Poland ditto llls 211. New ditto 34. I 42. Fine dm.. Ws 346 Malt 64. 7a). Potato ditto 27. 32s Fine ditto White Pease (boilers)so. Ns Fine fuer 6O. es Fine ditto s4s fills Seconds . 55. ills GUILDFORD Wheat, per Wad New date thite, per i a atter ditto... Ocroota 43 .. —1 •—•. bo US O. IS/ 11. to 191 lie II Ss le 11 14. N6W Rye, per quarter ll 16.6 to 21 Os Reeky, per quarter...— lt Ibs to It 19s Beaus, per quarter 2l 2. to Its Pease, per quarter A very la► supply at Wheat. SMITHFIELD MARKET. MARKET. Noonan. Ocroara th. There was a comiderahle obey of Collie ibis moroic, sod the market wee pretty well smelted with prone Bemis: the priers in general assiomiaed o ur last report ; B ee f, limbo, and Polk mold tolerably brisk ; Veal was sot so iamb nen. rpiest.—blaoy isles were effected in the Haymarket: lay found • number of porebesers at • lower price; Ssrawsiol Clover were not so lively. Sol ,joined is • correct Mammal af the pikes sad onashers : To slab the offal per stone of Sib. 1icd....35. 0.1 to 40 10.1 Ileml of Cattle this day... Illottaa. 49. 4.1 to Ss. SA Rents fp, vea1....44 41. to is. lI.J !Cheep 16,44* Pork ...de. St no Ss. *J. Calves 140 Lasab...lls. Oil. to Os. 0.1. I rip OM HAY-MARKET Hy 11. 10. Od. to U. 0.. N. giros Clever 4l. Os. N. to 71. 0.. 54. IT, per stow or 811. As stated by Ilse Butchers. Si. James's Market. is t4d tlleterbspel Market 3s 70 Average...... 3s Id 101'S, per Cwt. New root 1/7111. Kent .... 31 4. to 41 Os Sow K I .. 31 Os to 3/ les &sex .... 31 Os to 4/ 44 3/ 01—i.e, Al Os to 61 16s s 11 M M It 2s. 1 Cinders .... steriley—lEss* G BORG 111.'4 Aceeseies.—lllehday at the Busk, Exchequer, East Indio, and South Ses flue set. BIRTH. Oe &torah the 9th 'usenet, Lady Wm. Russell, of • see Bed heir. DEATHS. On the tftili implant, the Lady of Sir Juba Croft, Part. of Cowling Hall, Yorkshire. U. Thursday twain lut, in Brook-street. the Hari. Frederic Sylvester North Dossier, only son of Lord Wes hervie, aid Meagher of Parliament for the borough of Sals bury. Ois the Nth alt. at Samprues de Lucklion. Haute Ga. reuse, I. Fraser, Mrs. F. Tortua, widow of the late Lieut - Colour! Robert Torte% soul sister of Warren H. R. Jacksos, Reg. - of Caelleview, comsty Cork. Os Friday seomight, at Kabob county Tippecery, Lady Dwoalley. U. the 7th (.steal, al Holmberg, in Getaway, where be was pursuing bee studies fur the Chrigrissi Ministry, a the prime of youth sod of bop., Mr. Julie Wellbeloved, second see el' the Rev. Charke of York. aged 21 years. On the llith insiaat, at Sheffield, aged 56 years, after tedious illame,J. Houseman, Esq for many years sera to the lammed repast Duke of Norfolk, is which respectahle capacity he was highly esteemed for his integrity, kaewledg• of hesimeos, sail fur Ills generally conciliatory de meanour Mr. tiouseinea was a native it Combertandoad in early life wee employed by the publisher of the History of that Cootity Isr assist is collecting and arveogiag pietist. for died wrimmisses work, which uftice he discharged *Oh an Week, highly creditable to himself, a. It was rwleasas rem Is the public. Amongst other Works brought for. ward hp the same proprietor, Mr. Housemme was the row i• pal imam of Onide fa lie Lakes .cat same salary/ Cs viimilleas hi Me AMY/writ Co.:4Mts :hick has raisin ihnolk sesmeml editions t he also published le the early usinilwrs ”r The = ftlispitaine, a Tour through Reglaed, which folly his powers of topogrephical desereptiao. Mr. Heassommee dams, hoe left a ;nark I. many, which. Muntgh it wuuM.he affeetatioa lir call irreparable, will yet he deeply hmiimiled by all whe were tooriected wish him either by tine. d cmessegehrity, frieodship, or pursuits. HIGH WATS* THIS DAY AT LONDON - 1111IDGE. Mersin 17 Oar I. I tree */ 3 after S. LONDON, Foisted awl Pobliolo4 al doe 011ioar. N.. M. Illrood ; whore Advertisements ore .weaver. sod Lotion (pool Fiala =Nil be oddroolool—C. SMITH. No. 1, Omni% 100 lorlotoo—J. wain, if.. Ire 11014 Poblifible. • , 1 U F