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/~lvvYL~ih`~ ~: • • • . • . ••• . SW A 411 dr 14 . Alt • - .• Numeza 5294. 25. THEATR ICROY AL. DRURY-LANR. (sin ieollividmilit WHO; EVENING. THURSDAY. N-v. 25. R. his Illajestfa Servants will perform the Cooed) , of ing. The without rrisisiance. - WILD OATS; OR, THE STROLLING GENTLEMEN. . McGeorge Thstorier, Mr. Dorton; Rover, Mr. Ellistnn ; Harry Thunder, Mr Pesky; Moat., Mr. Powell ; Jobs pory. Mr. Goalie; Frwsner Gammon. Mr. Meredith; Lontp, kr. Keeley; Ephraim" ikancith, Mr Nlnniten ; Son, Mr. night ; Mac, Mr. Covetiey. Lady A mwsoth, Mrs. W. West i Antelia, Mrs. knight ; Jane, Slice Kelly. After *loch, the Farce of • THE SLEEPING DRAUGHT. Doctor Vinctiln, Mr. Blights; Farmer Drone. Mr. Genie ; Apulian. Mr. Harley. Signora France"ca, Mira.). Hughes ; Nonni, Mrs. Omer. To-morroe, A New Way to Pay Old Debts, with The 'flare sad the Defoe. On Saturdly, The Hassled Tower, with The Innkeeper's Daarharr. no Misplay, eke Tragedy of King Richard that Third, with Lark %ad Key. Op Tneclay ; The Siege of Beirmie--eftrr which. • new. Nosiest Faree.l.sawo aria, called The Disagreeable Surprise; censsinettrel. Irefiret ha 4 ' conk! net. in only he hoot ► the 1-llesee coonictsue to 'the bottom nufl je.t conclusions.. House said I Net& Lard's three time. rear'. info. a dequiltil 16th if Auto:, fere ihe Wove not bear out There a.. lisd been said no also illrgal. The 'Right Hon. law be could Gesitkinin had 71111.47'R VA L, CO Vft NT-G AHD MN. THIS EVENING. THURSDAY, Nov. 45, will 1* seed THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Copt. Macke*ih, Mr. Smith (his Gro appraranee al this The,.ire); Pearbani, Br. Blanchard; Load. Mr. Emery ; Filch, Mr. I. Itinnoll. Mrs. Pesch's*, Mrs. Davenport; I.ucy, Mrs. C. [cable ; Polly, Miss S4rpheas. Weill% illegal 3111 y. threats, ber argued against altogether denied aathuril ies. After which, bib dim►, a Prior Comedy, in two mei*, called -/W/270./4- ie.. -- 7 . egy 4 - , •. 4 . . . . .. . .. , . . . t i l t 41 1-, N i 1 11 I I . - 1 • Mt I 'i ,i • , ... _ • oVINABER were, in the iles Magistrates, illegal, that opiiiion ought in mercy to have been previously notifies', to have prevented the indisiriminate car. nage thee ensued.—(Hear, Lw.er,from the Upped. ties . Bersehes.j-.-To 'hew the feeling of uniseces. eery alartn that prevailed at Manchester, he referred to the fact, that on the 17th August the Magistrates canted the Exchange mad the warehouses to be shut up in the middle of the day, in consequence of • rumour for which there was not the slightest foundation, namely, that 15,000 Radicals were marching towards Manchester to burn the bower. These alarms were proved to be utterly groundless, and it would 'emu, as in the case cf the arrest of liar rison at Smithfield, and of the others at Manches ter, !het it was a matter of perfect indifference what steps were taken to irritate the populace. He condemned the practices of the itinerant orators who traversed the country, but he thought that they owed all their importance to the conduct of his Majesty's Ministers. lie concluded by repeating his entreaty that the House would pledge itself to an inquiry into the events which took place at Man. cheater on the 16th August. Lord CASTLIIIIMAIIN hoped the House would allow him to explain certain misapprehensions un der which the Hon. Gentleman seemed to labour concerning 'his speech of last night. He had, he thought, distinctly stated that the Magistrates, in their original view of the meeting, did not think it illegal ; when, however, they saw the. formidable array which appeared, they determined twat-rut. ing the leaders, and then diapering the assembly— thus to give the meeting every possible notice of their ultimate intention. Bat it was the malice to which the soldier* were exposed when they went to support the civil power in executing the warrant against the leaders, that changed the purpose of the Magistrates, and created quite a new view of the case. The - Hon. Member concludes that because no proof of the direct order of the Magistrates to the military to act is avowed. the latter had no power to act. All he (Lord Castlereagh) lariat to contend way that whether that was the case or no, the soldiers, 'when attacked, were, with ur without orders. justified in repelling force by_ force.—. . , . .., such lawn, crowds, no doubt mistlaievima persenva,nentd pt all times be footed, bet it wis MINI' to iiss ~ e to all the seta or designs of a (0 % . ,He woo, l fumed. in contradiction to the staliment just al by the Loble Lord. that when the weir, adraneed in front of the hustings.' many itetios were was- 'tinily hurt. This Use dear from the evidence pf- James Hall, who was placed within i few yards . pf the meeting, for ,the purpose 4 observing INsuis lions, and who distinctly steles, that be raw Meagher the trumpeter knock downs • person as the, r . snowy rode up to the husting‘ ''tire vcconnu pt the Magistrates state. that. 23 were loon/led, bpt ' it was confidently asserted 3$ were seriously wound ed ; many were wounded who Were lint placed Its the infirmaries. The Committee at Manchester, who sat for the purpose of socoratetyinvestigating the phole of the casualties on the illitt'stegust. had ascertained upwards of 300 poses of asisimed and "wounded; be expected the list doily, mei it should be submitted to the House. Hers the Hon. Mem ber complained in Strong terms of the statements made by the aiveriiment Press during the pro. eeedings which followed the 16th August, and which created sit indignant feeling among men who were heretofore unconnected with tiny of the •particular political parties in the State..— He did not stand merely on the testimony of indi viduals given on oath, but he relied on the evidence taken before the Coroner for the Crown, and oss that, he said, that wanton and unnecessary cruelty • had been practised, and that evidence had not yet been attempted to be cootradicted. A n MM. Member (we understood, Mr. B. Wilbrishool),lod asserted that one of the yeomanry, a Mr. Halms, had been knocked off his horse by • stone. before the charge was mode. - He (Mr... Bennett) Oa the contrary, mid withint fear of contradiction, fist he had net been unhoised till niter the multitude bed been routed. and he bad employed himself in cut.. tin; and hacking. and wepothug the people in a Street near the Char . ch;Tard . —on that in this respect the iofonnation of the Hon. Gentlesisau was incur red. With respect to whist had been said bye Right Hon. Gent, near hied (Mr. Plaulieti) la?t night, of ' ' t houghieie yet ' - • -•• . • .. . ._.. ..._.- . .. .. . Ifnila who weresibikers lead it Site matt- . 4ier Ce t i ,etice aitt, s ti!llMl4K red* ill 0 lid been. OM. . individual& ,Were , taken ipso rurally ' cu., kr ftrjoiak+i, to tlittripelo4 , ltist certain Flames - !stance. While in ceitodi t this Mi l tiege 4 ifie ' igertnorl W.luCls TilideAreft tendency to Ltrel• ONO. thi .isob ' disperkil after their' 'ailif4t the C, , ! fist'!! of ' , t . ' i p . , Ali hewn safely lodged in primtii. AllectliOn 1 iiiie'lli thi'lijr e.Pliefigise Moritutelhot 4.prooleili in each a ease. be taken—preof could, 'l . O 'l":rft ! iment Kr ;itiOitfot t fe,.to,.oprct the dintgre; '. Iby inquiry. and oil the real qleptirt ..._„._ .eltd, 'Clitiai• • 1 !;1 . 1 5 r i ;"," 1 ,4 0 4..5 4 .. ?"). 11 .44‘!'''''ar. had to look at the , statements of elleene of Meenng ante'reperiag _Hp • grose t iiig J ay i wilise•ser, and to sift the whole Me meat rata'. end o4l;4fluks cpk!fitogn•cr?.. to. "s trs,is Acton •they could, aryive, at , fair: :altle• Ne'aiklifi lt lbeieflsep giv i t i lmorr e .":ns.. riots. onclugions.• The papers laid. before the, 161 rebr't,lbe:kchireis his Most ceseirei - truh;t4l. E I not one wand i* corroboration of the, ."4,./ . .tdr.i. , .., ' ;. •• •• . • • ..i . • l's statement, that ' s Act had trete ; Mr. allreltrletolliSd trerliill . y•Ars Pfitil,See I mid. The HOW ' Meath.r hen weet ettioliall'or lb. - 11 4 e.. Melebef r . ..er e,i.e" l'ilf..llllle' dad twawilowsw 91 the meeting or, i li g i ire Wilbrshani),:for the'litiriiiie - "corrottitig,kimt Rust, end agreed M Hie pekr. laid ist•.it 1w fir; ( "r c.l'e. c 'ete:ata 3 • Ile last 010 " 4 4..304 ~s ee this d .j . l ai d , he cw „ iwi d e d ' i d . . ill thermos' thns to, triure,the 'llehr, .tipit trithOt ut the alotruelst Mode by Maiel"*. aehr*lllete and 'iliieibcloglen. it ettssilt, he ritilie- sto p . m . / o c ihowwwe i wg 44 , 4 i s arin a y., greisle to obfido an ropy4e . triell i ef thq gpill ' dictibits iii which the nuttier tiros wale *mime. instmsated. The A stoteley,Gesieral had . • lifete of the 015 er, er•t° g"ll4.44:Cheiaraell as • in would deny that the meeting was • w sow ww .,,,,i nn hi d bpi,„ made by s . liotaithstanding these ciiiitradletinos, route wry. i Gentleniou (Mr.•Plunkrti). in whose sirossg and Serious facts had tionaliired is midenee I not concur. That Hight Honeurahle upon oath bef ore the C o ro n er's . t ngasst.= ke!ted had said that four canoes might make a seen the abort-land writer's notes or that .violin s, wail—het. its number.; gully, its devicealp. 1 4" 41 dacha" the Plal 4ieuiett.!t .4 at cruel .p- -. 1 s; and eddy, language. The Hon. Melee , "fu els., • He had the , strongrst sifte pr . *nevi's( against misconstruction of the Ire. end ercalitift", rod it was re!, t l4 . 6 fe l 'a l 9. ile•ill"'lrd denied that it could be. supported by to t h e evil trildepicx of * rhargieig,theirioshiedesql. He also contended that if she meeting mode on the lqih . August with hricirc art st Mot. r}es of the Magistrates, illegal, that cheerat fur th l'llelt#e se of Plellger. it leech I.rype_ . • -a • • ♦ SHORT REIGN AND A MERRY ONE. The Priseeipal Cluitatters by Meru. C. Kenible, Courier, Plizaeliaril, Litton, At bun, Comer, Mrs. Maw*, rid Mira Pmts. Tu orbieli will be added a Farce (with some !Remo), (*Med A ROLANI) FOR AN OLIVER. Sir Mark Chum, Mr. Fawcett; Alfred Fiiictiflyer. Mr. .L.nest Mr. &Morse, Mr. Abbott ; Fixture, Mr. Emery ; Gamekeeper. Mr. J. Imacs. Maria Derlinetose, Miss Foote; strs. Si-Thorne, Miss Beaumont ; Mrs. Visitor, Miss Green. To-terwrow, The Beaux Stratagem, with A abort Reign a Merry One. On Saturday, the Opera of Rob Roy Macgregor, with A PI.WI fteien end n Merry One. aOtJ It Th •Niarifil Five hundred IMITATION and other SHAWLS, copied from India and French Caelmitres, truly novel soil elegant, at ball the original prices; five Boxes of Table Linea, principally damask, with Napkins to match, on the same terms • 200 pairs of Sheetiag, from Ifis. per pair; yard -and-bale ditto, 3s. 6d.; 1140 Russia ditto ; house-ipan Huckaback, fur Towels, the widest' width at 14s. per desers ; 160 Countermines at 16e. fhl.; barge Marseilles Quilts at 21•.—thuse as 425. are the largest made ; good. rarnittires at Is. per yard, I.iniags, g el colones, at Oil., ditto Is.; 1,000 pieces of Morten, l'snm 24.; 400 purees of Spai4sls Cloth for Curtains (a bar. f• , O Meets of Porous% Stripe Furniture', 11-wide, at Rs ad . wills a variety of otlA,Gumts, egroVly cheap, at 37, iishorslAtireitt, three &Aura below Newsnan4treet. BRIDGES, Malmo. • The FIRST COURT of LORD MAYOR end ALDER MEN. holdee in the COUNCIL. CHAMBER of the GUILDHALL of the CITY of LON DON,. on TOES. DAY, she 23d Day of Nomnsber, 1019, main die 80th Year of the Reign of George she Thirdi of the Ualtesi Kin:dole of Greet Britain turd lrehmd lies,ke. Eepoircel, /1 1 41 AT the Thanks of this Court be given to John Atkins, Esq. late Lord Mayor of this City, for the •tralom, vigilnuce, and Gramma, with which lie has executed V,. *Ovum, arduous duties necessarily attesdaut on hie leo ottrd notion—fur his promptitude in convening the two le caiitmt Councils of this City for the consideration and dis c.-itch of all its important concerns--and for the polite at tention he has paid to .the several Members of this rourt. Out this Court desires to mark with their especial approba tion the anovarieJ eadeavours of the late Laid Mayor to repass the flaring anti fisgigiows attempts of wicked men destroy eves y principle of religion, allegiance, and Galardi. n Then, by the publication of blaspheissons and sedition. I. , birk in this City; mad particularly for the promptitude wilt which he invited the aid and councils of his Mother Magistrates, and the admirable manlier in which he asserts tilert rind arranged an adequate force, by which he effectually secured the peace of the metropolis, under the Mann of its In/ militants, and the interruption of its hosinme, by au as seas itlage of thousands in the very heart of the City, to vilify, by their public Resolutions, the Commons House of Parlia ment—to deny the binding Gbligation of the laws—and to nlbi tate the funded properly of the country. Bin, above all, ice the isiterpidsty and &mans with which the late Mayor asserted the majesty of the hit, by executing its pwresot to the face of these assembled thousands on owe or tl:e:r leading instigators; thereby holding out to themthia itoportat.t lesson, that the law of the land was powerful smooth to punish every infraction of it—and that the Ma gist' ales of this great City would always be fogad to Wive ti a enrage to enforea it against all resistance. WOODTHORPE. - LORD MAYOR'S DAY.--The Ticket. No. 2,310, drawn ota Novemlwr, • Prone of 20,0001. Money and Console, .se .bared by WEBB, in One Half toil Eight Sixteenths. •NJ every Share Sold at his fortunate Offices, V, COlOlOll, *ed 17, Ludgste•strett, W EBB acknowledges. with gratitude, the X. liberal patronage bestowed on his Oakes in the tpeieseit Lottery, and feels great antisfaction is aouinenciag at". Sale u( the First Capital Drawn, which be expects is Daly 11, precursor of more fortunate events, there are yet SIX P IMES OF 8 40,000! Money and Comely, IL nm:ging to hesitant). •in which he 'rusts the Feign& and Coltoastra of Itie Offices will afro participate. THURSDAY, St% DECEMBER, will he the twat Day of Loans, when Two of the f 40,000 Prizes are sure In be daz.ded in the FiltUFire Militates, and the tither FOUR ""/ alio• be Drawn ou that day. Undrawa Tickets and sheen ate on Sale at both of WEBB'S Offices, 9, Cornleill, and 1 7, Ludgate-street, where an explicit State of the Wheel may be bad gratis. ".• All Besinem in She Public Funds promptly executed ad Jr lab. Bask -Buten cactus r d. .• G. WEBB, Stock-Broker. ( )NIX SP* TICKETS of the FIRST LOTTERY oo SALE- - -Att TO BE DRAWN Oth of DECEMBER— with the Mauer of iixi;iio,fio(l be Draws in the brat Five Minutes, awl ALL. the SIK may lee gained by Purchaser, before the 9th DECEMBILX. ik J. SIV E‘vtuGHT, Side Contractor% tUf .• 'CUT the prieeot most popular Lottery, respectfully "runifnenti all who wish to adventure to make an IMME DIATE APPLICATION, to prevent a repetition of the dia. 4prindiattiss experienced by loan, who ettelil not obtain T.ekrtsur Shama before the First Day, whet. amend all the !.utter) Offices in Loudon, sun •U the Agents in England, **Maud, and Ireland, were unable tit execute the Order% Itoty rftriVtd. Mare that' THREE FOURTHS OP THE ARM'S 5,000 TICKETS ARE ALREADY ISSUED, arid ALI. the Remainder will be delivered in a few Data. 1. * J, SIVEWRIGHT hail she Omura of Selling in %191 ff% Fire Capital Prises the First Day, at their Poetess's ullirea3l, OditMlltL ; It, iffteimers IS. HATIVARKET; 1 141 6 OXFORD STREET. LONDON, THURSDAY, N EAST INDIA HOUSE, Orrossit 27, 1219. TFIE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS or ENG LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Wollne r That a QUARTF.IILY GENERAL COURT of the raid COMPANY .111 he held at their Hones in Leaden. hall-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 22t1 December Nest, at F.leceo o'Clork in the Forenoon, for the purpose of de elarisg a DIVIDEND from Midsummer last to Elk-lotto's next. JOSEPH DART. Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, OcTongs 27, 1219. TIE COURT of DIRECTORS of the 'UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trailing to the EAST INDIES, do hereby fan Neite, Tb-it the TR A RAPER ROOKS of the maid COMPANY'S STOCK will br SHUT ou THUIVIDAY the IA of Drees ber oral, at Three .Clock. see OPENED AGAIN so it'IIIDAY the lath of Jimmy. IS Akof that the DIVIDEND WARRANTS or she add STOT.C . 1141 Hit fitli of January, lOW. wall be ready to he DELIVERED or THURSDAY the 6th of the Noe Numb. JOSEPH DART, lerrotary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Novamasa 10, 1919. THE COURT of DIRECTORS ,f the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS .f ENG LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby Fire Neeiee, Thai the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of t►e aid COMPANY appointed 10 be held •t their limns i• Leadenhall.street, on WEDNE4DAP. the led December Next, is made Sprciah for the purpose of laying before the Proprietor•, fur tlieir approbation, x Resolution of the Court of Direrbors of this day, granting to Sir George Hilaro Barlow. Bart. G.C.R. a Pension of 1,5001. per annum, on the grounds therein staled. The Report required by the By-Laws, exp. vi. are. 19, together with the document• upon which the mid Remlu tiou been formed, are opro for the iuspectatto of the Proprietors at Ibis House. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. EXPLANATION OF THE ALMANACK. 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To which is added, a Sermon, wryer before published, on it The 12ocoats of Samaria," shirk may be bad separately, price Is. THE following REPORTS or the COM. MITTEES of the HOUSE of COMMONS, with the MINUTES of EVIDENCE, hove been re-pthiteil by Mr. t LEM ENT, No. 19S, &rued, p►ice 71. each : • 1. The Report on the Criminal Laws, with the Evidence Huldunire, Esq. • Mr. T. Shelton ; N. Wuedthorpe, Esq. q T. Stirling, For;.; Mr. 11. Woodthorpo, jins.; the Right lion. Sir A. Macdonald, Hart. ; .1. H. Capper, Esq.; Rev. 11. S. Gilles ; P. Crilethann, Esq LLD. ; Mr. J. A. NCV/1111211; Mr. W. R. H. Brown; J. Barnet, Esq.; Mr. F. Mohler • Sr. W. Payne; W. D. Evans, Esq.; W. L. New. man, ivq.; J. Smith, Esq.; Rev. 1). Hush ; B. Montage, Esq. ; M. Wood, Es.; R. Martin, Esq.; S. Hoare, Esq ; D. Gurney, Esq ; Dr. Lushington ; G. B. Maim/seine, Esq.; Mr R. Phillips; T. G. Knepp, Esq. • Messrs. F. and W. Thornhill; J. Harmer, Eng.; I. L. aplilemid, Esq.; &e. &r. &c. 2. Toe Report and Evidence on the Espedieney et the Bank reroofing Cash Payments. 3. The Sr I Report and Evidence on the State sr the Police of the al tomato' (1817). 4. Tim Police Report and Evidence rehitive to Public Mum. Licenses ; 1817 )- b. The Report and Evidence on Madhouses (1816). The Report soil Evidence ow the Poor Laws (1917). 7. tor Report and Evidence me the lesolvest Debtors' Art (ISIS). CA\DI.F ON AN IMPROVED PRINCIPLE. %IF I'. DAVIES. 63, St. n 'a oppo- IVA • site New Shombier's Cutree•boaae. sole Mannfac- Inter fa' the IMPERIAL WAXED WICK MOULD CANDLES, which ars universally ifiluved to burn equal to was, deems it necessary to elation the Nobility and Eautilise against the base attempt* of peewees daily adore. as Hone ere trauma but those had it his Warellaiose as above, or No. 163, Fleet.sterrt. • Fine Sena Candies, Ss. da. per posed; Palace Wes List ' a' ur Long Wax Pieces , 3s. BJ. per rum. r !nepotist Waxed Wick Mould Cizadlcs, Its. GJ. per tinges t lest Slur. Candles, idie. ‘ pte clus,u Mottled Soap, Conse ddo. to 93i. per (rt • Yellow Soap. Ste. to Wis. pry cwt.; hue Cunt goat). Pk*. pet ewl.; Windsor sod Palen Soap ' Is. 44. to is, per eh. Brum, Windsor , Is: to es. Mi. per lb.;Higbtp. Seealeel Faacy fifi•Poe -ft. per eine% ; gratis; Wqm, 3 s. dd. per lb • Flap . ttrrill . 7a. ed. per game ;.Coassen A. x 1.1: 44. is . lien;% .. • • 04,4 &Added br s Oka of 'fi r itiZitlitgq . peeked Cut the Coolsery. IMPdsKIAL PARLIANN. ROUSH OF LORDS, Wgesssimv, Rouen= t 4. The Lords met this day at the unusually early hou► of one oscine+. They then elected the Earl of SMAPTUBURT to he the Chotroton of the Coi.- wittees flunsi ti c tise Sessine. and waived Papers in three appeal causes. About two •'cluck it *as Suagested ►hat the Membe►s present should pro. eyed to Carlton-house wish the and the. H o we immethately adjourned until to-morrow. sit lour o'clock. • HOUSE OF COMMONS, WeilmeWlLY, NOVUIRSR 24. The *saw took the Choir al a wants keen dose,; o'clock. PAMIRS St Olt DER OF TNZ naiwrs 111.11 N t.' Uord CaIITLIMIMON preeentedVby order ow. Hord H brb sees the Prise* kereut, as extract, of totters, etinied by five allogemeatee of LaDeashire, addeased to hoed Sidesooth fiat July ; also a copy of • knee frogs Mr.Sposser. a Magistrate of Merritt/too, (attaining a copy of a ass of Rasetstione,.... There papers were laid on the table. The Noble Lord said that the papers bad bees ordered i s be printed, and would be ready - for deUtrery at the &or of the Norse is a quarter of an hoer. SESSIONAL OaDERS. Or the motide of Lord Cstreccatatnt. the usual Sessiosal O►ders were pet said carried, as is customary at the stymies of the Sessems. PRIVATE BILLS. On the Neble Lord's motion it was ordered that no pea. tion for • Private Bill he rerei;esialter the 16th Deimothev•-• no first resditi• aunt after the 61M March next, nor Report upon the same after the Lt Mil. ADJOURNED DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS TO THE PRINCE REGENT. On the motion of Lord CAIITLitZAGM. the ad. jooriird debate upon the Address to his Royal Highness the. Prince Regent was resumed. As Mr. HUME was about to rise, another lion. Member. whom we understood to be Mr. Vaunt. TINE BLAKE, rose to speak to order, and said, that its the propriety of the adjournment of last night must depend upon the law of Parliatnent. he begged to call the attention of the House to that law, as it really stood. The SPEAKER begged the Hon. Member's par. don, for the purpose of understanding the real nb. ject of hi. rising to order. If he collected correctly the Hon. Member's intention Iron. the ob non hr had just made; it was to rescind the order of ailjouruuu*'ut which the House had adopted last . • The Hon. Member replied. that his object was to submit a resolution, to prevent the proceeding of last night From being drawn into a precedent for the future. The SPZAILZR said, that it was not It for him to suggest any particolor coarse for the voidance of the House. But he was of opinioq . st was not strictly in order to prevent proceeding on the ad..' joarned debate, by a proposition of this kind. It uught to come, if not in the ordinary way bytiotice, at least in a distinct end separate form, and not by way of preventing the resumption of a debate fixed by the House for this day.- 4 'near. hear.) The Hon. Member was aboqt to make some fur ther utmervistions, but he was pgeveuted by cries of Order!" es Mr. Haile." Mr. Hindu rose and said, it was his intention to reply to aftme of the observitions which had fallen trtom the Noble Lord opposite (Lord Castlereagh) in the cour.eot his speech last night. He was glad that the adjournment had taken place. for it would hare tins good effect—it would preriut an impres sion from g g abroad that the statements made by . . 'she Nol►le. of being p. won trom goorg abroad that the staterneuts made by inners, perinea in reprising voice 07 rare.— .. ' --, • ' " the Noble Lord were correct. The Noble Lord had ( Hew. I —He never meant to vouch for facts, be- of the ille g alit y of th meeting, ur w tho igh Ire 'iid said, that his statements were capable of being pros- cause in his view, this was not the plume in but go the full length t ' he had. yet he admitted ~ .. . ed. Why not then come lathe proof by Parlia. which facts could he ascertsined with any pro. t h at a m ee t i n g mi g h t , . by its niamhers, its threats. , become an ~ illegu'l j au! ; but dire mentary inquiry ? In the course of the present bability of the due attainment of substantial ne ether !wine, evening the Noble Lord had laid some papers on justice, which alone could be found in the regular lie mire net prepared !ri s soles (air a. to Li that the the table, and almost at the seine time had caused Courts of Law in the ° country. All he meant to ' iniettittgrti..,nn.FlL_likttend,_ed. with say 9 1. thew them to be distributed io a printed form among contend was , that assertion* may he met by asset. circa' 'limn IT _,ll l2 .l l nerl. esionibled eat Members. If whet these pipers contained was !ions, and of course every Ho n . Member must de- 51•90nIttn's • • lace . 1 9,nntrinrinit Wen he correct, the Noble Lord owed somiexplimatiou to peed upon his own source* of information in form- thought spo unfavaurabie dedyc jou mild with ;wide. the House. He regretted much that the Speech Mg his own view of the subject. He begged now He ail trilling toello# * that tliCt'atine with bari• from the Throue contained matter to which he could to state - a fact. which in his hurry lost night had genrit f" he did not • con fid e r that t• - ft • 11 ;4 46 7 not agree in the sense therein expresaed. It stated entirely escaped his . tecollectiou, and as it was Ow • dime to bake out the. 1111014 ; . t 6.11 true that • spirit hail gone abroad fatal to the peace of portant, he trusted for their indulgence while that they came is tedit• . arty 0 1 ,,Itjet t alied ! , h o .. country. There was indeed a :spirit admit, and he he now mentioned it. It would prove the direct wos it possible foe es he te!thcieseut tirogje _ te lamented that Ministers had done iiiithiog to appellee order of the Magistrates to . the military. When, Move, if they was , . tri illio4 qoptisieiassid se. it—no one act had been done by them to remove as he had already mentioned it. the small cores of Molt. without sornethiog joießpiktriey e tway . ? , Ne the sufferings and real grievances of the periple.•To Manchester yeomanry, about fortyiu number..6d. tontaided that the here pircelvtitc& tuargitip/c Increase the military force of the country was there- sauced to the hustings to support the High Con. !e ight or ten 41141 k•CII "44 1 : ; , i 4 tied• d'd fore, at such a crisis, a most ungracious step. It "table in executing his warrant, they reached 'sot corieritUte o joetipi e • • i 64401. was melancholy in a time oXprefouud 'peOce to find the spot without indicting injury upon any one; , nee of the MitikW;stil lai • j OP, to keel" - the din of war assailing their meat [trey Wily hut when they had arrived ftiere, they were at..; - n!?l,the, Malliit", 44 .. lic ihn,,,t l nt i , ( 0 4 1 4' ntlet h eilr • V' t passed through the conotry,to slimed their perks.. tacked be the people. A Magistrate, who w.f . I !Mr in. ,the itii47••,, : 1 ,1 ,4 ,1t1e, i f ta mt.. reel. 1 4'. t i 'twittery duties, and every preparetion Makusg for sir overlooking the *Pot from the adjoining' win. .I9. , *Aei le . the...,Ait ~; 1 . 1 . 16C„nP„!,9..t1. If . Y r• u lt i arduous contest, and that with their fellow 'objects. .does of the room where the Magistrate* Weill . .e'reef oitm„ tt!l,3 4, 6 . 0 00 t .1 For this purpose, the meal ?t:an augmentation of •ientioood,.doring . ilic day , observed ;the attain Prent . . , L . , Pill In t !* r . , i ,Peell •1., ~ . L lep.l the standing force to the additional amount of 10 or ;sr* this smell hod; 9( !tallowy, .aort letriopv- l i wc— , i 'l l t i itti P l 'l, elk -,,. ...; i• :c, 17. 0 P. v i 7 te,ooo men. were to be tons from the exhausted. it out to: Cololiels •L'Estrange and Darya. d_,..Tait ~16 . .,e ~! 118 ,i 1 , 1 ; . ; !'etir .ter'. • pockets of • suffering people . The Welt tope* is pie, of the molar- infantry, who concurred with "rbe .Pl° lo #, „ d ,, ~ete• . _,, 't v . • ...tr .* the Address.. of which he could Net 'Prove. con. him is t hinking that they werein danger from the nweer_telfb.s,_ . i .., . f?, rp . iiiliwt,Y taiued a statement that could net ba substentisted eloletice a the populace. The Magistrates wrier that n• w •fl'O n • ',; I; :,,a0;4.. 1 •At , mi nt .4. tr i °4l —it Set forth that the commercial etriberreaments this .ril; ordered the 15th bosom, and , she sate ttk a larti ~ L ,. til t !, . • t '• - - . . . t au t of this country Were, in a greet degree, owiug to Chose yeomanry, to advsuce to' the aid, aivalher. P e " t "' ' '.. le I : . .-4 ~, .a._ 44. .. , , ..,. ~I • • t ~.......11_ shoat of Foreign States.—Of what Foreign States? perhaps, to the rescue of the , eomaory—they ad. lifit,gr.l.„eller.,,.„ _ ~. .., . '. ___,, - 4 .•"`; . 4 l ip Not - surely of France, for her offal's were prosper- rowed therefore , for this purpose. under the direct 11 5 01 1 . ,.. .1.. c. t• 5 t . ._,„7,P , _ . , • • 1 . .' : 7 7i td • •- u t r ''' ous ;in fact, Great Britain eat now the Most em- authority of . the Magistrates .. This was the whole ark . •••• ”"'"Il • . ' • 1 s t•.i . ... ' ; :. at t . barrassed empire in Europe. The pressure of tea. view of the clue. as contained us the information the, ': li lit. al i, a ' ‘ ~ii -• ' • titian and the want of reform in that House were received, by clovermogrit. whose opinion was . oat liall • e : .r ad 4 1. ,2 t',. - ...wei -4 •'i.. : t ► j ''m r the real causes of the evil. Ile earnestly Hashed also*. deemed apt the pipers now .before .the Pt .- . - h i-. s j '''' '- • ' ~. "..s • •• ~ that the House would adopt the ankaltneset. than Wok brit ow" t additional . 1 " cartobi l i'lial 6----,-?: tint' - - .A n • which the re could not be any thing mire.consiateut tessigiioji .1 witnesses who had. sees every thing min` ;' ' „.,,--- . .3' 4 . . or Moderate ; and. above all. hesmphwed that they that poised The ;swims tint • thereto. to.be ad. Etinl4 n etta"'"i 4 s. .' p l .- •,, • - 4 , .. ~ ..; liirin r_. 1: . ; g. would not srpsnite thii night wittiest giving the jud ge d 'soy by the doenotetits elm esthete table. - -,.„,- I s , t rri; tt i rst "Apta.2, -- 7%. country a pledge of their isiteoiion to inquire tutu .-4 roe. tifer. frees As uppolmiso BosAtm.,--, ,re 6 Tj , ;._,.....e" -.. • - .z . 'l.!: `.;lf /P' ; 1 '4 4 . . , 0.1 7 - 1.., the eitiies of the ied catastrophe of .the 16th of He aepeatod that al t. hoe. meant jo Cowart ores . that 7 r . ,} *r ‘• _ ~..., • • • :t • 1 • , • 0 b. .a 4., .• , . A r n e son. If the Magist r ates did "%direct tAe.pra tlee c - teigs of the Military On tits% 4sfs; who did direct cartel the ease if the liogiorsto T -lo.oritir .'. 6 7 . Irr tro !t :1,. , ii..4..4. : ..• ... . thrill ?Or rirC tile people of c *l*. etre fist wish - il k' that 1 "" " '. .‘ -'' " ` 4 "' "1 .. ''. •. r s ‘ ' • . occasion. l ' ini for Ord day, Vii:stelst.istriberrily k send •• if (raj lie A ings 4 e the cioditelidn .dt iiislitety 10 ?,_. 11 "....0i jos, - qii . oily •,, , ,c• : . thliWthe "111" inmates" tr . l4 ' .. • lir ~..,... '. - .i . -1" ,‘ ''-=.', iii - . ._,- .41 ' -. •. - mai* do* • . iilgoiliet: • kJ fa Amit t ys . ,ft„ •.'-.„ 4J ' ,: b i ; 1 1-• .... ' ra" b'.'.• : !, : I. . ' •••••••:' Viii : • ' ~" 4 ill . 1.• : \ ..... .. . ......-1 ' '.... .• . • . r - • ;" 41.111,. s i , id . 11 . 1 . iasian h!ilieli ji te? tti , •at - - . ii A ' i .'" '• - .• ' - in Arcot: Lk tent' . k.. e• - • see slimy, " the or three facto : warrants were imaged opium t ea. of stotimoipties. 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