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~I! - -......„.. Its rest . , .. .• - u ... 4.... ' 4 . 4 4. 1,4 4 • • , ------•""r - --" 411 V \ 1111 4 I L tt ‘% N. Mil tit • 11 . .."' i l ) ( 4 5 A . - 4 * • • , • . ~ . • e . , ( . . _ . NtT m RER 5216. I,ON DON, Tllll RS DAY , A UGI ST 26 llil9. Pit it• R id. . ..;. ~. a CONTRACTS TO DELIVER COALS IN THE WEST serrations, as nearly as we could collect, were these —" Your conduct has, during the four days and nights elapsed in this seivice been so gitriwily and determined, slid your ditaildine so exemplary. that henceforth I shall hare the seine confidence in %O as I have ever had in, the regular fuer, of the Crowe. To your firm cod cool intrepidity it is owi n g. that we return f the NehlevelllClll 411 Mli 111111101311 servwe with our pigaggla yet umbneltarged, and our swords simmutted wish Our count ryinen's blood ! How far this moderating& has been met with a correspond iug temper by the deluded fors of England's your own dwelling., atw.trdly assailed in your ab sence, are here before your eyes Nr trotify. Happy fur Nlaccleigfield that we were far hence while the wicked eigierpriige Wl4. ill progress ! Had we returned in the night sib yeigteiday, according to mirogrlers first received, Justice had demanded a goirrifiee, ihe pos. sibiltty of which I plinth''/ to cgoiteinplair. Fare well, my friend+ ! and distant. far distant, be the day which 01,111 arise us against the heads of our lei low-townsmen." 41 IN DI M. Consti•easial DVPARTMINT, TRRAPURY CHAVIIIPAII, AuGov't t 3, 1819. IFi;“(.1 P.rwn.. tive Nfr oleo rent• c 4I t.OK ►1 with the Air's for Ctinienimariat snompliert, to DELI VER ritA LS as ANTIGUA and BARRA sway re. crew. Particulars of the Contracts at Oda INKre, bil*Prll the hours ..r Ekren and Fore, and do lover their Treaders sealed tip a n d dir►cted 11. the Agent (Jr Commissariat Reapplies, marking thereon '• Tender for Coals for the West Indies," ten or before 'Faraday, September 1; hat ceived alte► Twelve oo'Clork on that day; our will any Pro posal he noticed onle.a mails un or *nursed to a printed Particular. mot the yi•rr Olmsted to Words. at length ; our unless a Letter be sioNoitreol to suet, Proposal rigor.' by let Promos •.f know., Property eurigioic to become hound wish the i'arly io ndering, it. the Sum rapr ward in the Paoli colara fur the due Performance of the Contract. GENUINE AND ONLY COMPLi.:TE EDITION of PA LEY'S ‘i 4 IRKS. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MRS. GIBBS. THEATRE ROTA ',HAYMARKET. /THIS PRRSEN r THURSDAY, Ain , . 26. will he pert - . med, for She first time at this Theatre tLe.e P.se y. or, the Comir Opera of INKLE ANI) YARICO. Inkle. Mr. Wolfe; Sir Christopher Curry, Mr. Terry; CINI F ICV. Mr. Itiirowt ; Trudge, Mr. .1. ; ' Virile°, Mr. Clain ; Nutrias*, Miss Be,an ~,,, nt (their flat appear iinr. • in the short. Character.); Wurri•ki, Mrs. Liston; Pall (for th;s stied etely), !thy. Glide,. After ~Su i e h thy po mooch'', a•shr Proprietors anise Thestru. non for this night tenth) the Faroe of X. 1% Z. • Csrts;n Gariard, Mr Connor; Nnldy Bow, Mr. Limon Mr Itn.arll ; Ralph Gesiorerd, Mr.). E Blanchard . ; Dora Mentwell, Mrs. In the rano , . of she Evening. a The Lads o f t he Vill age ... alit be suite hi Mr .1. l{.l "11 , after the of Mr. lode. don ; and Mr Didn't will rreile a Coolie Mitres. (written b y . O. Colman, El.), in the elisraeirr of Lord Grizzle, rid. j og on as gas ; be .111 tabs wag, by pariseular desire, ' tilde entry tne" Auol (for th t. stied pah), the popular National vreist, from the Mrio.draara of the Broken Sword, by site Misses h-nortt. ' The Ereniag's Eatertairiniettio to conclude with the new and favourite Farce (air. r siclvd at doe Tetire. sad fur thin night uuly. by permeteson o f Ilse P roprjeloro o f the A RIIiI'I,AND FOR AN OLIVER. Sir Shik Ste Terry; Mr. Srlhorne, Mr. Barnard; Altre , l If trheyer, Mr. haws; future. Mr.) Rn.wll. Mrs. Selborur, Mita Branisbuot ; tfra. F,alorr, MIL Giblet. Rocca, 3a.—First Gallery, 22.—Second Gal lery, Is. ROYAL. PiNGLledif OPERA-HOUSE, MIRAND. riiIIN F.•;EN TIitIRSDAY. Arse. 26, a will be perfutmed, Tilh tim►, a at•m Musical Drama, «oca TtiE BROWN MAN. Brit:lrd°, Mr. Morino ; Prrinewni. Mr. Rowhothnsi ; I.reto. Mr. Trench; Manfredi, Mr. T P. roar; Wird. 1.:h., Mr. Hall. y. (Tiro, Miss Carew ; Cecile, Miss Kelly. After which the Maples; Piece of HOW To 1)IF. FOlt LOVE. Cap:aiyi a'smealiebl, Mr. Wrench; Owl. Thidwiek, Mr. ft q wboihsne ; Trap, Mr. W. S. Clintierley ; Trick, Mr. Wil kinson. Charltlte, Miss Love. To which will he ad.letl (with alte.atinno), the Heroic, Track, Operatic Drown, in two acts, called TIIE Or. A TRAGEDY FOR WARM WEATHER. Francisco, Mr. Mirky; Abralisraides. 11r. J Reeve (his first appearance in this entracter); II 11 tholostrus, Mr. Warman; Perry, Mr. Wi!kinton ; Bernard., M e , W. S. Chat. trrley; Isaacs., Mr. Litnenoter. Doroihra, Miss Kelly; Miss I. Stevenson. Mort to br spewed al Half-past Six uTlock ; the Pre f.:romance to begin at Seven. Rows, Places, Tirkeis, A.lmitsions for the Season, and Prorate Bose* (with the advtiiince of a reparate entrance io Exeter skeet), to Ilr h 3,1 if Mr. Stevenson, at the Box office, Strand esilraiirr, f: ono Teo till Four; and of Mr. Furman, Worley, 1711. New Rond.sircet. Twxatirruw, The flown Maw—Walk fur a Wager—and &Ilea %Oiliest Beaux. SUR It FS TH EATRE. The nssinener of Nirhu I the First bowleg been received .iti t liusiders of •potanse, will be repealed every Evening. EVENING. THURSDAY. Au 2G, Tu.nwarceat, and Saturday, at kap lei Six precisely, slit be preorsieli (411 b finer), after Cauck's Grand Overture ui Iphigenie. a Grand Legendary Mehl-Mame, in Three vhert Acts, with new and *pl.-sided Scenery, Dresses, and lhcivoutiora, user she title of RICHARD I'HE FIRST; • . mt, MDR DI LION. Principal Characters—livelearrk Lag or England, Mr. tYalkirM; Bloodel, Friers' of the Nina, Mr Gibhun; Se neschal of Normandy, Mr &aiming; Prorates', Cesvernor the Fortress where Kith:wit is confined, Mr. Leonard. Matilda, Queen of England, dieguieed as a blind Minstrel, Viva Cispelasitl. In Art a COMIC Billet, by Mr Giroux, Mr. Wyatt, Mr. Dore, Mrs Bryan, and Miss Adcock /dirt which, the revived poplar Duodena. In Three Acts, founded on Dr. Gold admit-a:dr Nortl, called VICAR OF ‘VAKEFIEI.O. Dr. Primrose, Mr. Huntley; Sir William Thornhill. Mr. eldfurd SquireSyuireThuuihall, Mr Gonirry ; Lirutrnanl Prim. r.0.r., Mr. Laniard. Lady Blarney, Mrs. &micro,' ; Mies Carolina Am* ha Skits, Moss Copeland. . . An entirely new •ud I igluetsting Romance, in three Apt., will lte produced 111 xt week, to be called the President Ind the Pratsul's Ihughter. - - Other NOVeilir/ are in prrparalion. To NURSERYMEN, GARDENERS, FLORISTS, AND U rHERs. TO BE SOLD RY AUCTION, BY MR COCHRAN, ON TUESDAY N ExT. the Slat of Anzost, 11110, at Eleven u•Cluek, by wlsr of tie Proprietor, Ma. Allan, ow his Premises, near she Church, Hammer smith, the Remainder of his STOCK, without Rearm.: rem:sting of • quantity of (lee, Two. and Three-light Coxe. :tied Lights; stonily Pit and M.lun Lithis, in small Green-house l'husts fur S. wk. China Roses, and Sweet Pots; empty Puss; erection of Shed and Stable, Lult, i'or Covering, add ant•lrieu. TO he viewed from the 117th of Almost, anal Catalogues had ha ,I,plyitsz to Mr Allen, on the Premises; at the Red . Dickson and Andersoiss, Covent va.tlen, said at she different Merkel loos in Town; and to 15W AUCltOneef, 7, Deke-street, Grosvenor-square, where Commis:Juin will be carefully estewded to. AIEiiICAN SOOTIIING SYltUli, fur Cliddese Collis' their Tatils—.of all the eunieroas C 411.4 that have appeared in the Politic Prieto fe► the laid T•er'r Teem of she rant effects of the AMERICAN atottHING SYRUP, o•.ne are more entitled to the atten tion a every Mother an.l Norae than the following : Tim Miami el.i.itc:lter Lit' Mrs. Lee, 37, Bowling-street, Tec!liiug at a very early aze, wills (tr.' f, see s ou l pai n ; • lir it. itati‘o of the gum uccositnied 'Grit , n 9 inseemiim of t h e body, as to enu.e the child to void Woad with its neine; at the a,nm• lime there was also a great filling of the ILidy, forn.itig a lump of flesh the shut of a vbetry The distresa of the Parente filmy be better ism- Oton dratheti. The condition of the child was such, ti•u it wield not he moved without being placed on a pile 1 . ., when Peovidence directed them to try she SOOTHING irP.UP ferny other proving USAPIII), which after song a few times; stopped the inflammation, and those a lvnitiog symptoms were entirely removed, and the child has tat hie teeth with perfect ease. ru to had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, 91, Neameitatrett, Oxford-street; and, by their appointment, of 41 lite prinripal Medicine Yeutter, in Town and Come- St 9s r Bottle. JOHNSON relieves the Pos, as usnal, at her !vow : every ToeFtlAy and Satiaiday morning, from Nine till 7n „ Check, Cluck, by hriii4ing a Letter from "respectabk House . gaiter, to cortiry they see objects of charity. This day in pnhlisheil, handsome. ly printed in 6 vela. OM with a New Life au.l Porirait, p.m. 21. Ss . TIE WIrIOLE WORKS OF WILLIAM PA I.CY, I) D Art lid of Carlisle London s Plumed for F. C. mid J Riirinons ; J Noon ; Loneman and Co. ; Ca4ll and DAIIIP4 ; J. Btcharilimis ; Crschiek, and Joy; J. Black and Sun ; U. S. Kirby; R.rtwril and Martin; G. and W. B. Whittaker; and Ch .rles Taylor. Rs whim% also are publisher' the separate Works, in fol- Philosophy. 2 Y.'s. 12..-..Eselewer• of Chrit tiaiiits. 2 rots 12s.—Nsteral ThYollley. --Hone Fan 7..—Scrmuna and Trams, 7a.—Posibtassuss &Towns 10. tbi Toros lay stria br pubiimbed. BLACK, W000'• EDINBURGH MAG47.INE. No. XXIX f..r AUGUST 1819. ConTilfTsl-1. Itr.loral r the Parthenon for the National Mor untwist-2 Remarks nn Duo Jame--S. Erni ar3tion lo the Cape of Good Hope-4 S,, William Motley's Travels in rrnittot Cinottrtes of the E/1111-5 l)r. CCOAN on the Foot and Leg-6 Tren.lation of a Mnistutetini, found mitotic the Bagg.er of a French OfLeer 'paella, Waterloo—. 7. Twn Reviews of • Military Wink-8 Remarks o n Dr. Watt's Illibli..thees Wit:osmium-9. 0.. M oi ne s ' L i p rer si n n, iu Ainter.-r 10 Musical Qin ries in last Nu-nber.--10 C0mm.,... place People—lL The Month of Sepientherr--12. Ti. -- 13. SIIVISJP-14 Notices of Reprint. of Cisrioosplil Bu.rks, No. 1V.—15. Human Beauty-16. On a late Attempt to While-wash Mr. Rroughatii-17 !bison on Sha!tweet.- 13. A Parallel between the Master Delittler Sole of New. gale, and the several Sponging Houses in the Connty of 311irlillesex —l9. Mr Faber an the Pyramid of Cfphrrnes, lately tiptoed by Belzoni-20. An Account of • Fishing Eneerni .... tip (Amu!wen, in Dunifrie.shire, wills some Observations on Milt Fishing-41. Straitens ; or, Sketches 44 Pt...item, by one or the Fancy: Nn. 11.-42. The T. tie and Authentic Arennut of the Twelfth of August, 1819- 23 Literary nod Scientific Intelligence-24 Works pre paring for Public:if —25. Monthly List of New Publics. 6011 , -26. Muntlily Register, &r. Printed for T. Cattell anti W, Davie*, London; and Minims H:ackwutul, TO- NIOR ROW THE LAST DAY or TH F. LAST LOTTERY FOR THE YEAR. TWO of 436,000 Cuns.ds To.mowtow ALL the CAPITALS TO-WORItoW ALL Ihr LuTTARY TO-110611:M THIS DAY you may buy 436,000! Which must be &MPS, t To.moßßow, and Rimy ha received •• " • A few Undrawu Tickets and Shares are uow on Sale at the Lonny Offices, but TO-MORHOW Th. LAST Loliery . for the Year WI LL EIIiISH. RICH WHEEL FOR THE LAST DAY. I AND J. SIVEWRIGH I . beg to inform 41 • their Ft-leads and the Public, that the lasi and only Day of Drawing of the present Lottery is TO.MOR ROW, AUGUST 47. The Wheel is Rich, and contains all the Capitals to Shame Money. besides TWO PRIZES of 36,0001 Ctomols. J. lend J. SI V EWltitlillsave a Ereat variety vi Tickets and Sham (Warranted Uudrawn) at thtvtr Old aud Fortunate Offices, 37, Commit'. ; 3R, itiontanKrz ; it. HOLBORN ; 141, Ozzono-sznarr; When they have Shared and Sold the Fend and Last Prizes ewer Irani its Gold, in addition en The First The Firvt. . .t 30,000 The Lart £30,500 The First and Last And numerous utliers of f 20,000, £lO,OOO, £5,000 See. &e RIOT AT MACCLASFIALD. [From Thr Cheater Courant.] The Magistrates .r the borough, anxious for the fate of Manchester, and apprehending that she known loyally of thi. pl ice was a sufficient onartuitee fur its trairgri Ility, had riot ohjecied, and indeed we see out h o ve they could have obj-cied, to the march of the battalion of regulars quartered here ; Cirtliniqiillee which left U 4 Without other military force than ut corporal's guard of isifiriory. I lence au opportunity uttered it-elf to the mischievous faction we have unsung us fur creating a slut ; its opportunity whtch,withc iderahle urgers uily, they turned to the very hest account. During the foreriomi of l'ueriday, and even until sunset. not the slightest offenstre de monstration was. made ; rouse ruwuur indeed arose of j an intruded meeting, but hostility was riot suspect ed, owl therefore, the special constables were not marshalled, nor had any reartlezvous been appoint• ed for them up to the hour of eight ; when the noisy and turbulent lieformers, with a trail) of j hisciples, began to thickets arid deepen In that market-place. Just usi the verge of darkiiew% it was 11111;0 . '11d not a moment should he WV. The Mayor and Jilegistratty, therefore, who had been on the 100k -oust, resorted to the hotel, and NO officer to sonars . the special constables from their dwellings; au slisir„ which of course, occupied some time, and left the !term mers air interval for the perpetration of a part of their malicious de•igus. Exactly at right, greatly, we fear, to the discredit of the general good character of this town, a mull of not fewer than 700 into and bop, took their stand with loud shouting and vehement threads, immediately epposite The ( ourier ()Mee, and the dischis•ge of some ruiithile at intervals through the wirirlows, gave note of the gathering storm; when 1 the lloyor and Xligistrates, with a few constables in attendance, left the Void for the. Guildhall, and hawing drafted four tnusketteers of the corpe rifl% ward Illefe 1110181111V11, Pilling, to the moot force of the rioter.:.. and by lanits liglit read the Act for their cliipefsioss. The King's command howevs•e, answered by a volley of stones. and the tittle band, at this time fewer than 16 men, prisceetleri with site guard to the hotel, un til some accession of numbers , al 141 enable 'heal to act was the vire...4M without the necessity of %wog fire-arms. Now, therefore, the fury of the milevolent Will manifested first io • total demob.. rims of thr wind o ws of our office, then in impotent 0-flints to force she door. Percetviog t h at this ob. ket riqtrired time, and aware that dispatch isms the Isle of their bestows, they proceeded to the house of Mr. Grionsilitch. *Cornet in the yeomanry, whose windows, with the frames and shouters, • shared a common destruct . ilsersee through NMI -street, Chestergase. the New Church Fields and Park Gterte Ileccessively, they left sarodar marks of westerner at the Theatre. the Nrws-roism. the Towts.Clerk's, the ti.rvirsgs.' Batik, and the dwellings of brutetiasits Critchley and Stour. of Messrs. Tusinicliffe (the M.syss,) and Gould. mie of the Magistrates of Ills. borough. It is not known wlwsh.r she snob which perpe trated tt - est• mischiefs was so one masa or in several dos/woos. II wever in muds less than an hour'. time having joitied that part of the confederacy which frill never quitted the Market-place, thee repainted their attack on the door of the Courier Office, with better success thins before, a.f.l almost ut the setae iimant with stones if a praohgoalts 9.lze broke the griorlo.ss and burst away the panels of the lower story or the hotel towards King E.lward. street. Much to the credit of two spirited individuals, Messrs. Obadiah Tuoinicliffe and l•aac LOllllO. of this town, whose horses were immediately at hand. they volunteered at this crisis to attack the riotous; to couple of swords were procoreil, and they rushed into the throng at the moment when the vil lain*. having. quitted the Hotel from some alarm of an attack, were breaking tile windows of Mr. 'Fuss nicloffe. Alit gh one Griotlemma was for as too went unhorsed hi the ousel, • lit cries of " them, kill thew," a prisoner was lodged in the I lute, in les* than three minutes; and how Ilse special coostalsks headed by the iMagistrscy, still, how ever, tint exceeding 30 in number, sallied forth with bludgeons, and an additional force of horse to the spot. From this period the riot became a route, the auto' of the assailants was turned to their Own surety, and while stouts and brick-lama flew about like hail, wounding and bruising mimosa every man of she Speetal constables, prisoners %ere tinually brought into the Town-hall and the Hotel, until the 'lumber of them far exceeded that of the vitiators themselves. lii faller, within leas than three quarters of au hour after the turia-ont from the Hotel, the streets were cleared of their opponents ; sifter they bad, with must malicious activity, ef fected (tannage to the amount of at lest.t 1,000/. ; more than forty liou.es of respectable iintividuals nosing received more or less injury during the bight. Malice having clone its worst, the triumph of justice was now to begin. Ate express havilig been forwarded early in the affray, for milliony aid from Stockport, the detachment of the 31st, which had quitted us for that place, returned au early as three o'clock, with a promptitude that does them infinite honour; and about nine o'clock on Wriliorsday morning, while the population of the town were as sembled in the streets to view the desolations of the night, the cheering sound* of the bugle ahlioUUCed the !approach of our own loyal toonstneto, the Mae. clesfield squadron oldie Cheshire cavalry, under the cot 1111 l and of Capt. Daintry, from Masocheider. Pre. ou their binning is line a truly British salute of three times three frum their assembled friends canoed the walls of the market-place to ring again. Toe Riot Act was then read a second time, the idle spectators were dispeisecl to their occupations; and after a mach of twenty miles before bierkftet, our brave delenders being distnis•ed to quarters, set dawn, for the first time during three clays and nights of incessant service, to a comfortable and hearty rural. And now the Magistrates repaired to Guildhall to sit in joidgmeut oti the offenders; a procedure which, Irons the her apprehended, occupied the greater part of the day. In the con duct of many, though every one implicated ha. un questionably a character to regain, there appeared 11C. Midi peculiar features of malignity, assn the view of the Magistrates to demand their ins:mediae eOlll - to gaol. Two cases appear to be glaringly criminal; the delinquents, by name. S sisittrl Ar ch rot, n turner, and Ralph Wright, a silk-weittoa, have sitter been fully committed fur trial. Pending tins affair, the friends of the men in cnsmily silently drew together ahuut the steps of the GuildhAll, and threats were heard of a determi nation to complete ou the Werlarsrlsy night the havoc which had been commenced on the Tues day a repolt that isnmediately delermiord the Magistrates to the most vigorous tool effscove mea sures fur osisieetaieritig the public peace. Tile spe cial comtablere were assembled, and a plate of co-operation, seemingly nowt judicious in its kind, and which, but for the superseding powera of the %Vatell and Ward Act, would have been perpetnol, was determined. The csvelry had notice of parade fur eight o'cluck p.m. mud accordingly at that I the bugle sounded ; every mall was instantly a-borer; and whale the constables passed from home to house, with authority to have all doors and windows closed and securest, the cavalry pisiroled the streets and lanes till a late hour of the night. The measure was decided and effectual ; our town has ever since beets wholly undisturbed, by th e a id of the civil power alone, our termed de fender* having in part roomed to their usual rims envious, and the test renwitsed without molestation in their quarters. Prior to the dismissal of the squadron of horse they were addressed in an animated speech by one of their officers, Captain Smyth, a Gentleman who Ism well much service its the field, owl had it com mand at the storming of &nom:item nill ob. MEETING IN SMITHFIELD. The neighbourli , soil of Smithfield was yesterday the centre of attraction from all parts of the town. Throughout the morning throng+ of idlers col. !retell at the roils of the different streets, who seemed to roam about without soy particular object—at one moment they were amused by ID oration from a dmiiken woman. who uttered a number of f.olisli things; and, ist woodier, they rim eagerly to hear what a hellfinger had io pro claim, and seemed 11111(11 disappniu'rd when the noti fication merely relined to a stolen horse. A Cl/11%0CP. able number of special roost:Osiris were in attendance iu St. Bartholomew's (the gates of which were closed at twelve o'clock), in the Hope Rol gine-hourr, the Compier, the Green Dragon Re pository yard, St. Sepulchre', Church, Nrwgate, the Olit amt several other 'daces in the neigh bourhood of Smithfield, tvlimli are calculated for the reception of beige bodies of persons. Some com panies of the foot guards were also iii waiting—their caps were seen in the wilidows of the Comptes . . Several of the constables were furoishril with new staves of office. which were much longer than newt!, and capable of doing comisterable executi 111 l , if it had heels necessary so use them iii • crowd.— The men from the different Insurance Companies, who are swum in as special constables, were like wise in attendance, rod the most exteopive ar rangements were made to "slider the civil power as effective as posis,ble. It was said Om a iminher of inauuscript placards of a eery tar 11111 l atory tend. eucy had been posted up in Smithfield in the course of the morning. and we were *hew° one of ' them, which was as follow,: " Britons, SUM your Rights—light for them—better to die like Oro limit live like slaves. The soldiers will espouse your cause.* But tilers, if posted up at all, must have been taken down very speedily, fur so early AA ten o'clock none of them were to be found on any of the walls in 'he nelghlo.sis hood. The following placard from the LORD MAYOR was every where very conspicu ous " Mansion-house, August 24, 1819. " CAUTION. " ATKINS, MAYOR. The Lord Mayor duthhent; request all masters, house. holders, and others, to prevent u much as pumible their apprentices, servants, or ■ny part of their timilies, hum going to She Meetisig intruded to be held in Smithfield to morrow, because numbers give au appearance of importance ou such °MIMIC " By Order of du Lord Mayor, " F. 110BLER." About two o'clock the attention of the different g I,ev collected was attracted by the appearproce of a man who held up a large sheet of paper, on which was written, '• The Meeting will certainly he held at four o'clock." This placard, which re moved the wavering uiprertaisity respecting the in. tendril Meeting, in which the persons lisSellibied Were kept in the earlier part of the day, drew forth shouts of applause, and as the hour appointed for the Meeting approached, the crowd sccutuulited to upwards of 6,000 persons—at one time it must have been nearly double that nuuhl►er. A few minutes before four o'clock, loud shouts anisuuncerl the approach of the principal actors in the scene, and several persons marching two by two advanced from the neighbourhood of Cow. lime, bearing the flogs used at the last Smithfield Meet ing. The 1111,4 was tri-coloured, with the isivcsipo tom England, on a red ground, Seat/and on ■ white, mid Ireland on a green The next • red Bag, on which was inscribed Universal .Nuffrage ; asiothrr Wig of the colour with the itmeilplloll " Liberty or Death:" and the last a white one, with the motto of Peace and .flood-.trill." Th..o Rigs were all hung in black .crape. and 'preceded the waggon fruits which the orators were to a ddress the Nlretippg, and it was followed by a hackney cha riot, 111 which sat Dr. Watson, Mr. Thistlewood, and another person. Mr. Preston sat with the coachman. The proceesion s preceded and followed by sit immense asseintslage, who rent the air with their shouts, made the circuit of Smithfield, and the waggon halted exactly on the former spot at the last meeting, in front of Cloth-fair. The persons in the hackney chariot now dismounted, slid took their stations in the waggon, and the flags were hoisted iu Isons of it. exactly as they were when Mr. Hunt took the Chair at the last Meeting. The bearers waved them triumphantly, and the crowd reuessed their deafening cheers. On the motion of Mr. HALL. seconded by Mr. PRESTON, Dr. WATSON Was called to the Chair, and greeted as he took his seat with loud huLias. Another motion followed, and was oleo agreed to, lot the appointment of a Secretary, in the room of Mr. Blandford, the late Secretary of the Coss• mittee of Two Hundred, now iis custody —aged the appoilitinent was unanimously conferred on tithe r Mr. Phillips or Mr. IV. Even s, but the mammon i incidental to such an assemblage was s v.. at, th it we were satiable precisely to lain, V hash. Doctor WATSON, Oa. Chairinuii. Ih.a, • tilled of, Mr. W. Evens to read the requisition. in istirsalauel of which the Meeting was convened when Kir.' Evens send t h e following placurd. which has already been before the public " UNIVERSAL CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY.. " A PUBLIC MEETING of the Dollish Metropolis, its behalf of lb, People of tk. whole Empire ' will be Isehl . IN SMITHFIELD. or WF.DNESIDAY, Almost 25. on • Four o'Cluek iw she Afternoon. The homey Conemitare have, at this awful and measeotoos crisis dallirmsned to Met slob Meettag at Kennington Connors. to a fussiee dap, and jobs the People of Minillewir in •n APPEAL to flat PRINCE REGENT, to color forward to thr People ter MeV the hand of isirreilers and hloodshirsts Tyrant., am ir ieve Ik e Country from MASSACRE sod MURDER!!! " England expects ise= Maw In do he Dot,: "Sir C WOLSCLEY loirrittil to she Chair. " rowseseNce fur He Borimph of sotsfloriork and Cmmin tmf Carer —W. Palma, I. Cessey, I Well, H. Fade., Edrn. Cleary, Charley Osalam, C. 1t..., I'. Cu. nabrough., I. Mears, D. Weal, Jr. beaky, Daniel Dee Deaui• Shaw, &votary. "Committee (or I. Whalissms I. Potter, J. Hall, W. Hall , S Wlosimaii. J. Women. C Ranks, SI WadJistaton, W. Chsposiate, IL Marry, C. Phillips. J. Ilartiect.—Eilward James Insellifile4, St atsary." The placard was loudly cheered. The CHAIRMAN theta opened the boso n a.e o f th e day. Ile Natal that they loud nothing sine.r their hearts than to preserve the peace of the cottony, and he was convinced that time same orlitsinetit per vaded the breasts of the people Iltrinighi.ut thf country at large. They had, he hue w. mitforntly adopted and followed the wise tasucru of keep. log peace and good order. thou h, 11111110liall.Norly for the country, their opponents bast not thougl t proper to follow an wholes)))) kit example.- (Cries of " they killed the people .'")-- Their e. emirs Mot indeed t lard breaches of the. pewee. and had slaughtered not w.ly some of their gownieymen, hap, horrible to rrhite„ same helpless mid unolfending fernales„—(B/wais of tn. dignetion.)—Let not this. however, he impli.resl, exasperate the ',collie—let them keep their wooteit temper. said slew a cleterininstion from which thcc are no, to be driven, of keepit g the peace.— ( Ay.- plastse.)—By so dolor they could adhere to these hest course, of asserting rod tilimintely it•ti • g their rights. By calmness and by reason, mod not by violence or tumult. they would at Ao lists t period. lie was convinced. attain the 'Ws , * of man. for which they were struggling.—((:Avers ) was fur that their efforts were directed, utoi7- they could neither desire nor expect. At ',resew. it was true. they met its inourning--thry mourned in tears of blood the fate of their fellow-country mese ; but when the hour of mour • g. witAi tt was unfortunately necessary for them to keep, bad passed. then it became their paramount duty t o i v .. susne the assertion of their rights, and to persevere. its so resetting them, until their great and lioet object wits attained. As their Reg siisdemt hid stated. that emiiient and patriotic mall, Sir Charles WOla wiry. Na.. invited to take the Chair. lie halal its his hand the answer to the invitation to the worthy Baronet, 'addressed to Mr. Blindford, which, with their leave. be would now reau.—(Loud cries of " Itead") - Tlir following letter was then reed : Stu—l have been f ed with yolar's at' the ROth in stant, written tan behalf of the two Committees of Surrey and Middlesex, and, is reply, I beg Su assure you, that at. though I shall always feel grins ple a s ur e an eou i r ib u i i ,, e say services woof& the promusion of the public good in every possible way, yet, wider existing cirrnmsessices, it herimes indispensably necessary for ?sell individual isvited to at tend or pesittile et any public meeting. to he privisivily in. tamed of the precise sud &Suite kitties -Os to which the as. tension of the ass' ably is to be directed, as oleo the soca sures posposcil to be adopted. " A articular engagement, in which, however, I am now, and shall be fur wine lime ocewpirel, ism foribersoce of the great cause of political liberty. preclailes llor possibility of acceding to year wishes, and thereby reinter* any inquiry as to she particular objects of the myelin rowdy cone cemary. "As. however, I presume it is fur a goal politica'. ot.i.ct, you can nod saw difficulty in tweeting with some go...stemma in Loudon, whose local connexions will add weight and its. pomace to the meeting. • " I am, Sir, your obedient humble Ssresio„ " C. WOLSELEY. Wokeley Park, August 22, 1816" He regretted the worthy Baronet had been trouble to attend, but the people, he knew, would be always found at their poll. The people iif Eno,ll,rl we re alw-ys alive to a sense of their Itheirirs—when called on they always a•semblerl—they felt that they had a duty to perform, and from it they oeser shrunk.—(Great applause.)-- I lacy 1.4 d, u Variety of occesiont, been addressed by (;-:vi,eirieto of fortune, at public meetings ; but in the liOsor rif trial these Gettolernrn remained tri the back grown!. Where were they now ?—wtorre were ihry at Otitl awful crisis ? Why were they not at their post osi!:t the people?—(4pplarse.)—There were there or ders of society, viz. Royalty, the Aristocracy, tri.il the Democracy. The Chairmen said, that by birth he belonged to the last—that is, to the batty called rr the lower orders"—he was one of them selves, and nothing upon earth rhombi ever ',inure lnin to desert then.—t.kiiireis of app.'abs.,)— Some years ago the people could ileret cooperation of the middle desires s• :•tety, it now aupeared that that order load fo—Akan the they reinsured away, taking cone of thcir own .2 - t-rests, and it was to tar hoped O .% the prof. e knew very well how to rake care to . ilicti own - Arrest now, as they could &prod Nom uobner else.—(Cries e. We de, tee do ."•)-711.7 had stow to perform their duty as men, and to look owns those es their unbind leerier. talon cAure forwent and embarked in common cause with them. Those who were formerly with than, loud who now kept sway, were riot to be relod neon—they wee. 'kept aloof from the people by the intluetro of old moolians, old Crypt's 0000 and Antiquated prepadices—they had separeti d Iroru the props, and it wee for the people to look out for oeii. e leaders, us the morn of those who had departed is sin them, sad who, probably, were tinder the erroneous Dotson that the ;wept, could nut do ait hoot them. •--(Crieeqf ag We coo.")—It wits to be limentral I