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~.. S OM tgral Ra o _ •• , I 1 - 1 ,.. 42 1 / 9 7144:411.) . - 1 ; , d -" . 1 . • I . 1 f, OtA? 1 .1..::.. - - .. .14 :_.• ,•0•. .., . ~., .101 'l" 4 NUMRV R 15256. 711 R A 711E-110YAS.. !MILEY-LAN E. T''' EVENING. TILJESITAY. 0- , ohor 14, Majeety. Sterratite wejtl perform the Play of TLIF. HONEY MOON. ..... ....... _ _ _ _ The Puke Arms t. Mr. Elliman% ; Bolainio„ Mr. Roswell; Coon, M o rfAillan, Mr. Barnard ; nalib3aar, Mr. Thomson ; 1 . , r0 ,,,,1,,, Mr, °sherry ; Lark, Mr. Knight ; .looftere, ltr. 71arley. ;al' ,al Mrs. biotin ; Volantr, Hiss Kelly; 24. Mora, Mrs. Mar Afar hich. the.Melo-drum of • THE INNKEEI'EIi'S DAUGHTER. R'irkaril. Mr.Pealey; trankland, Mr Genie; %to:Aloe, Fir. fiamhlin; Han. Ketrler, Mr. Vining; tVillinni, Mr. Barnard. Marl, 71i=' Kill; ; 3farims, Mrs. Marione. &lite ilaseger, Mr. Rorsell...—Acting Manager, Mr. Winslow. The whale yowler the perconml Direrlinn of Mr. rikion. The Dos Oilier will lw niwst front Elreett till Purr o'Clorie n-Plates fa be tAke ri of Mr. Rim/well. Box Ilnok•kreprr. Private Bolas to be load (oi/1111) of Mr. Swine. who ii tp. pwialed Cwatrfrollf r of the Box-Office Receipt., the Private Been awl Ticket Dila rtsaimit, to well ea the general arrange ment at the Doom. The Mors will be orraefi at Halflotat Six rielock.— Tile Performance 101 roMmenee atreci.ely at St•Pii. Boar 75.; &Toad Price 3s. 641.—Pit 3%. fi.i. ; s..comi Price 4.—Lower Gallery 4..; Second Price Is —Upper G.iirry 1.. ; Arenowl Price Ad. .. f l / 4 Therwisy. Wilt; (hta, with No k ene; nn Seepper. A mew Musical Drama, is three acts, will be protlaced In Saturday. T11E.4 TRE-R0 YA 4 COY RST-GANDEN. THIS EVENING. TUESDAY. ChinlNT I. will be used Otto time), the err Comedy .1 THE STEWARD; Or, FASHION AND FEELING. AIM tbrw Serwrry. Drebbes, mud Dreeratiotto. Rinripl Cluracters . lloorrotly. how% W. For. Blatsellord. Abbott. ('onnor, Entetl. Mrs. Dorisoe, Mr& Gibbs, Miro Foote, Milo Greet), owl Mrs. tirstort. The Protector to be spoken by Mr. Comm, the Epilogue by She. Davinon. After which will be perronne.l Rth time), • mew thematic - - - . Lerend, called THE GNOME KING: Or. THE GIANT MOUNTAINS. _ . With new Music, granit and rah-wove Scenrrs, Machinery. Drervea, aiiil Decorations. Germsts—Duke Kluirsteinselsloffearrozen. Mr. Farley ; Piton Flood', Mr. W. Ferree ; Duke Sigisnianrl, Mr. Dit. rase,. MINCING Stella, Miss M. Tree; Lady lkinhiltia, Mrs. Gnosses—Untbriel (ihe Gnome Xing), Mr. Terry ; Mr. Taylor; First Gnome, Mr. Connor; Second Gnome, Mr. J. Isaacs. Rosicrucisns—Zanbrrstarf, Mr. Abbott; Gnbrer, Messrs. Mont, Pyne, Comer. Rows 75.; Second Price :lc thl —Pit :Is. 8.1.; Sernnd Price Is.—Lower Gallery Is. ; Second Price Is Gal lery 14.; S retied Price 6d. 1':31 . 14 for t h e Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Bur-offires Flort-. , reef, front Ten till Four. A Pritafe Box may be had fur the Season, or nightly, of Air. Brandon, at the Box-Othre. The Gnotne Knit' will be repeated every Evening. Todworroun. Illinewsterfy et Loge for Lore. On Mentality, the (hunt of The Lord of the Alanor. On Friday, the new Comedy of The Steward. TII E GNOME KING. To-morrow will he puhlished, by .1013 N MILLER, . . . . 8urii.,.....dy, TOE GNOME KING: or, The (limit Motto tains: 11 new Dramatic Lrgencl, pert . ..lra:sal at the T::entre-Ruyal, Curt al-ClarJen. FOR THE EAST AND WERT INDIES. MILLARD'S PATENT CLOTH. N't eintlinenl pat tin lin, main en pas:ldeal les twine's. Ik.,ral.le fur its H• 1111111.111117/ In 111/3r in the Egel "'Cif Wits, as wall as iu the Cold Climates, anti fur its Frunomy. 11 - MILLARD very reopertfislly inform' ler. al • (Amt., anal the Nubility anal Families :min: lo the Indies, hi. PATENT clA)ril i 4 sold at his WARE- H9U%E, No. 111. CFI EAPSIDE, wilh his own 143111 f, &r. aiked, an where else whatever, in entire Cues for Ex porisiims and Retail by the Piece, for Genikarieses wear and other Family purposes, and i• wide WOW,' foe hie. Ravelling. snit fur winter um, for which it is avapi r .l. it nem imhibitiw the damp Ntino.phert. Farni. Ties is the eouniry ei•loteg In obtain one iir more Pieces (I. !wryest the rem terce of tither manatees* res Mint sold for 11% will have their milers executtil as if present, free of rammer. Families Moulin: from abroad will find it the moat rise. fel on eloterke of elimnte, and Ladies arrivin . 4 from 1. die are ►espresfully informed, they may exchange Jodie Shunts for the above to the gruatest advantage, or for the various, shsertiolons of Family Linens. Iroh Limn, of tin. imp►rived Wadi, Foreign Datria4 'Fable Linen and Napkin., Hubei& atusl uth.•r Sltcetioes; curios, B r ai s e, sh a wls, preulia► to the hoon, copied I sr. r%ly from she choicest India; Fainted Forullute•, Cambru••, and slll , illll of lien and autgm de try*, and the in.... ford t i ttt sable Articles for Dress, }..reign and British, nt fixed SO.:moos for entire Fatuity or lertori,lo.ll Establishments may be convenieutly wade. Thr %wall and rneourilr Nmttln 1 , , 2re ' , very lottery draws fur by the %Atriums OW:, rv. Iht folloWing have 1.1" 10 stiv . Lnt of Cr3H r who his ihrnt oil Sale at his Of erlir 1 s 4, Curnhill, anal 9, 41.arivic cross, wiz. No. 41 Nu. 22 Nu. sti 30. 71 No. 222 8 45 59 89 1.111 17 48 61 WO 2 . 222 18 5a 66 a AISII has 2'89 on *ale a cleat variety of emirs's, ta clu..we of ilw !thorn, and peraorm..ni..hing tu lvtiv Mr/Irv/on or juronrito Numln re, *hamlet lease h• tinge in dap/pimp. 1 . 8 almo•I any Number may now 1w had, beet in a few Dryn it may Le •0/41. oaring 1., Ilw I I y mer..asing popalarigy of Ihe Sclitiee,•loch, wish uuly 10,000 "fickria, girt-a a Chance fur Pit nr £20,000. Tickets and Shares are sollisigs by T. 81411, Stock Bents's., 4, toil:bin, and t, t Larissgorrc so; sad by bra Agessts is the Logos' S. ..• Monier, milk fall partierlara, gratis. ItiCl iA 1)S()N. ntirl CO. respertfuPe acquaint the ,hilt the STATP. I . O TIEKY of 10.099 'rich. ts, nigh a Chance of Eight Prises I.f 40,0011/. Alone y sod Consuls, besides 'odor Cori- ON sad the Inarcl Prigs 16?. in the ...sited Scheme, ens. 'WWI( all the Plonka bel....ging to Iwo di 44 i t .vi I.oltirries dr T.ek. Is each, will begin Drawing the DI ti Noire...bier; ( , vout.l Day, 9111 thtlutedwr, IAI9. A. the Lottery nill be in Classes, Purchasers 'nay sere the ehoire of any Two Tithing uf the SUMP fate, by * 2"(h, if fintiinalr, IL. y may übtaiss upwards of 40,1900/. Asitey and Consuls. Titlttts and Shares are selling i r KICIIARIISON. 4(10 1/LUCK, sad Co. at ihetr 1/111ere. 11 , 11 3 ‘ 111 •MiNAN 1w...ha1; owl faring i.e Gate . f she King. in. wig. Chafte9- •1,0 (.1, last 14ittery, No. 71111, a Prete of noon. tits grali.. 431.411' CH EStk u. ',KW DAILEY. SATURDAY. OCT. 9. itoftituseol sorterele.l Mr. Elbelstone, hatrlsin .1 of s few minor ci.es, re. tire.l from the Pesch robe, .(esele.l by Mr. Wright. i . Edward Alenpher bra been previously introilverif. intssthe hit for encomium.' 'elision's'. On hi. •ppoarnuee be wee assailed with reorril soul loud hisses. i Mr. Miliir--Tbst it sw,.t rsi,emely in.lrcest, mit! ins ! jt • ' t?prr in the highest degree. li they•da that %his in re. rirner of a instrisireir, • very soul of them 'bell Ito on!. I I Monk it "wield be hitter 111111 ibis rase should ie intioire.l into in a private rouni, with only hue solicitors I.liJ thx wit. . tire.cf. 1 11 Ir. Atkinsonseid he would male no olijrctida if the ma. Eistrate bboulJ think that prop.... Mr. Foulkes erid that the Prisoner (hie client) must lie protected from insult while under examiuntiots for Isis life. Mr. Wright now entered, followed by Mess, a. %Vithinstrin and Whitlow, of the yruniastry cavalry. Mr. Atkinson moved, that the farther ialpiirtt into the Arias mai wwattelia; by Edward illarryiere be new puce into. The stirtzeoes.sreefd prove that the pertits, though in a fair way urreetorery, were Hot yet It to Ite removed to that place. Ile had. however, either wstnesses le the transaction. Mr Wiliest—Call the surgeon first. Mr. Penni!) par,:enn, rleposed, that the two persons foron:bt to the Infirmary were nut able to walk, or in he broulbt to the New Cathy. Their wounJs were cuing on in a very fair state. \t... weight—l think it is better In posltion• farther in quiry till they tan amend. When will tbey be able to come? tkilitess--Iti snit tier week. Mr. Wen:lll—LO it be postponed till this day *ea. Me. Atilt...too stated (list be hid a treat number of wit nesses to prove the identity anal the attack. Mr. Wantht—lnhosibl bite (11/ examine the parties them- SCIV.II first, •nJ then others. Mr Aik ttason—These witnesses are more able to slate the circumstances thus the prrsons grounded. 31r. Wrighi—Von cannot say so at present. Mr. Foulkes said, that as they were in no danger, and 90 lunch inilaninntiori had been contrnuniested to the public mail, any further exautiaation should out be cone Into till the l'rt suurr !Lid an opportunity u( cross-simonising his accusers. _ Mr. Wright—l shall bear their evidence first, and thee other es itlence in corroboration. I adjourn the examination till this day week. The Prisoner was sainted with another beret of hisses on his removal. One person was Laren into mosiody fur this very indecent and ill-timed expression of ferliug. Mr. Foulkes said, that the ease had berm ushered before the Magistrate as a capital charge, but when the circuits. matters should be inquired into, it *wild be found at the ut most hut a misdemeanor. lie hoped, therefore, bail world be taken. Mr. Wright—That I cannot tell at present. Mr. A , ktimun said they bad made nu specific charge, and it was impassible is the rreseut stage to state what tic real nature id' the case was. . . . Mr. Wright said he was sot competent to decide whether bail conl.l he taken or not. . . . Mr. I:oars—lt appeared from the tvidesee that he bad been goaded to it by irritation. Mr. Atkinson replied, that no such thing had yet appeared in evidence. .- ............ Mr. Millie stated that he was out is the lock-ups all this time. Th• Crret Is escamsivily crwJ. J. On Frisky an Ingnipition was concluded before Mr. Wine, on lb* body of George nautili, wit.., it was reported, was bars by Priam..., a beadle, when, after as examination of wiill4 , l4llanJ six surgeons, s seventh, irony manioc us opinion, hut being of the SOrll'iy of Friends, could not he semi., the Jury found the dreemeJ died a natural death, and nut frosts auy violence 11011 C Iu him by any person ur persons %shams°. evor, agreeable to the testimony of the respective gorgeous. The Coroner, by way of adnstootion, said. that persons exer cising err.. 1131.1 . 41 authority, in ears yiug into street the pro cess or the law, are to be fistula to tech that they are to do their duly with d y, temper, and humanity ; that they are sot to aggravate the miseries of those who might he unfortunately subjected to the extremities Or I hft law, by mixing with their necessary Julies any wanton earthy, nu provoked insult,or personal malignity. NANCHIISTEN. OCTOBER 8. ADJOURNED INQUEST FROM OLDDAM. The Inquest which had hitherto been hell at Oldham, on the body of John Lees, was this mousing retuonrol nt the Star inn, in ilsos town. At a feu minutes before ten o'clock Mr. Ashworth catered the room and seated himself at the Coroner's table., The first witness examimed wag !Nivel Nes t les, of Iroion. strict, Manchester. Saw the Meeting on the Ifitb, first at the Albion. beltrillt derel7 and twelve; observed many peo ple coming from Stockport, perhaps 4 or 5,000, marching like aoldiess in rank and file; massy of ths m with very large stork.; thought them railer inconvenient for walking with; some of tins. were tamed VII the 4101111.441 , ,1111111e other ways; Observed Mr. Hunt come on the booting., and hem st him *starers the people for a quarts r Or rill hosts; Ihrs raw wine ' , summary come un the ground, t, the cottage wall: they i.e. capital the ground where he theta stood, peshaps less yards frum the hustings. Yeomanry cavalry halted fur a few mi nutes, then came L•rwarda toward the loastissgs. 01,4.05-twit the yeomanry cavalry came to the g wino!, shouted and oared Uric hate and stick,. Yeomanry cavalry, previous to as/- emaciate, waved their swords awl cheered. Han with the crowd a tilde way b. fore the lames, iu the direct loft of the burlier. Left d seek of "mammy cavalry then passed hien. Had ant passed far bofirre stunt+ or brickba'a were thrown amaukst yeomanry cavalry. 1 hen the. conr oo irsu be c ossoe very general ; eau scaree'y answer afterward.. Some part of yeomanry cavalry might be al the hu.tings before stones were IlMova. Aloe that the people Lwgau In diverse, am/ the other SOldierll came 1111..11 the ground. They p 111114.111 him, some wrist towards the chapel, sonic towards the hustingo. . _ The rensaiartte of thi . witnrss's tesuiniony, oil his direct rsantinatius, 4)011144 ihtfer front Met of the preretliug Mrl.ll. P. He NMI% rueot a lung erii , ll-11C1.111111/11 1 .116, hilt it did out J 111 4 .1401 ally 'VW fait. %Vamp. thusielst he .w a day.. ger us, the rod of a pule, or suinethkog of the kind; Jog s out rec..lleet the colour. Edward Owes, allerney, was a special mailable n the lath .sf Amens,. Ills despription of the severe ea that day et ?rites Place, tic beribod noilti..o new. Joseph Nadi.—ls Drp\tiy Constable of Sfancheiter. Was ins she around as the lath. HseeiVed a warrant to he *aerated no that day. Hid not that warrant. Deli wens, it to Mr. nutter. Has app)nol to hiss to o h fir it, but has ant got it. gigerd by Mr. Halton, Me. %Vrittlit, Mr. 31arrinit, and ow were! others. It was ill arrant Henry Heat, Monrloteee, Johiewa awl Knight. [a ropy was wow Irapolsrl in Platten, and he said It appeared lite Hie original, 1.01 did ant reruns:xi the t lorastihn eames of nosy of them I Received it at she hands of the Alagislrale•. 8.t.1 it wonl.l be wit aids power to. 11..CIliV it without she acre of the slisliutry. Said so rime the body of people awl the instrweirela Mt" hid is their heals. They were limited together betwixt the alseisirat.e hnese and the besinvi. Tlwir arms liiiksd is each other s (Mai many deep had Mirka, sad ►u.we had pp►etty large flee roses had a levee tilt of iron, abich appeared part of a Pali. sad.% Had himself tureertaiard they were pa.as•sswd of the. hied of testrutarahr. 1 laroxist it ant prissitrlr I' or she civil power to mertste the wareast. Told Mr. Awalrew it would be impossible to torye the warrant. Mr. .4nlr. w brought two letters out of the house whet the Magiitemos - LONDON, TUESDAY, .• i piet • the kitottpep I did post uttratt the y0u.e4. 1 e.vitiry •erilte say Krems. I raicuhrd the wormed *ben I zol in Ibit bu•- iip . ga. 1 Twilled Johnien. any. If (was the huvtine, by the lege, cad received a oluvie upon 11ts ars. Tlwre was. flit a possibility of the warmed bruit eseetilrd bad I had telt Welts Ili siono4wr ef nacres. Upon Mr. HAraiorea pobillshia warmth* to the he vefneed to 'meter instil that C4,4'1141010 staled rdui ha ate, end by • hem he was employAor aultpriat.l iiilrrOrre us this "rem..... Mr Harmer 11610'pefftoett ekte letter from the rather aloha Lee*, alhitsir, that be and hi. colleague, Mr. #### hod afro rerrived a r.qosoilhao to set, riger.l by nearly I;thio itthabilast: itonst keepers of she tuakekip of 'fldham. 'll.e Coroner and Mr. Ashworth declaring themselves se. tisti...l nisni res.lnng the I. MT of Waver' lams, Na.liu was di. styled to onswrr the hotystions of Mr fla►mrr. Mr. ll:miser—Now; Mr. Nadia, perlups yun mill rookie set .0 . 10 11111Stter my questikomd? Ntotio resumed— . fknew of no arrinernirsils on that Jay betwixt Ilse civil a n d milliary power, fur ihe dtvwersiww of she Alerting. 1 did not bum the Manchester yeomanry were to limper* the people with the...ord. I Jet w soy toms be hind she Irronnaory cavalry, teat they might Imre mum Ito Co dowse to the hitatioca. 1 slienial he very Curry w pr4e4 de she military in enoeutine such n proces4 as Colt. Ilere she Cortinerinaisted that the room -bait Id be cleared, in nyder to mitigate the heat. re 0111111.1.--) 1111 gaol hear Mr. Ride, tell Mr. Ilttnt that he bail a warrant. I hail been down the line of rain stables before the military arrived. I hail gait the warred k e g NAOe it wag executed, signed by Mr. Ilulion. Ike yeomanry cavalry were there, it was not no the ground. I said I could not execute it without the militaiy. I had walked down towards the hustinga, but ieeeleed no vilence, yet I believe there is nu person ttttt re uhnottions to the Re. formers than myself. When the yeomanly cavalry canoe, a great many ran awry. 1 aln not know whether the yeoman ry cavalry troth d or cant. led. I saw untie truilil. n rluero, Igor a sword uplifted, .our any person cot. There is • her of iron at the oQice, found by Mr. Cooper. I did Lot hear of any railing sir pahrsdo Loring broken I did not see any per.ivknockeil down; I did not are say purreu strike it 3lr. flout with a sword ; our man shuck at hint with a stick, Litt it fell on my shoulder ; I saw souse. body strike at him, null 3lr. Mum known whether it is true or not; I said I would take the constitute into estatudy if he strnck again ,• I cannot say the yeomanry cavalry were slot cutting at the people and Rags, whets I had Mr Haat in eestudy ; I knew nothing of the arrangement of the military. lintel they appeased; I did not say the slay L, fora, that it the Reformers did nui make • row, there wuuld he one *lade fur Owns ; I slid oust sae so. Examined by Mr. Ashworth—l do not km*w any thin: of the law in the ease Dr serving warrants. The civil power could not snake way. Afire the military bad draft-It the way, itecy dad not attempt to exervite the warrant. U. fore I received the war -rust, I watt stows to are whether I c,.nlJ omen , e It myystr, and saw whir MilerrweitTrinlrr kiittruf dagger in his hand, which rearmed to Mutt cubie out of • mirk. Eramineil by the Coroner-s-I think Mr Ilirt. y preceded the lest of the yeomanry cavalry. I heard that the Riot Art bad beau read, but never saw or heard it read I did not *et any stones thrown hut one, which hit me alien I was pulling Mr. Johnson the hustings. I heard no fire arm. before I took Mr. Hunt. I dad not see a single wound itia.cted, either b f,re or after Mr. Hunt's arrest. B..fore I look Mr. Hunt to the Taw Bailey, I saw the humeri and the Cheshire yeomanry rivalry on the :round. I hail :it a green oz, which I gave to "Jr. Trull . ..rd. W. Booth, beadle—la a rentable aitarh. si In the pollee of Manchester; was ain tbr g al on the Itl h Angus.. I did see the romans) , cavalry b fore they went to the West in:o. I did not see any body struck bafore the y :nt to the f tof Mr. Bunlou'r house. I was on the :mumt at that time, and stood opposite the bootee where the Singi+ti ales wares @tang. I war opposite She door. I was Lotman! at..., at the back of the houses. The people were naseatati!ed at the place where I was knocked down, betwixt the Manses and Moselry-Arett. I was rime( with a still on the back of be bead, and went down. I went on to the corner of Cross. street ; I hail very hard work to p 4.0 i re Red Cniss•steret. Several ittrattlis begins to WM- I WIPP rn hit ain the b irk cf the bead, and fell down. I was loot, bait 11.11 cooshavt on that accoma. I told au the office, when I rame flown, bow they bad nod me. • Examined by Mr. Harmer.-1 met many country reform era as I went to the office Mr. Ilitist hail not :recta 1111 the busts:a:a re than Ire minutes aline I went away. I bad to pass throsigh peat enawate of people nip the (nett. I be lieve the Itortsa aarl 91.44 port pellithr had arrived. I ',c luer it ens she consitry people who booked me down. I did not go to the aurgron. Here a cooversation arise shout the situation of a inure convenient spat-intro as the Court bail su Weevil an much an• noyance f the ewe-mite twat and premiere of the C. 11.11 to day, and as wa II 11. frum the •••• of the earriagra, it was lin•Ily omitted that s larger mum up stairs in Ilse Star should de PrutriAril fur Immierrow. A-liworth, lifter 'Loin: that he timid not aitenj tn. eapresowdboi hope that amply •isdicient evtilente had beret seldom, et on both soles, as to the dais ter of the merl in on the Itlth. lie certaiuly ail nut mean himself to Ming forward any more evi.knee on the part of his chrome, and it would be recollected that his witnesses were very f• w in 'nimbi r compared to thoe-e sin the other side. He luilwrl then that no fort her evidence In that moot would be admit ted tu Wm part of the case. Sncb *yodeller could nut inderel be necessary, as the caw WWI already so fully explained, and as her. was quite etioutzh of proof before the Court to as -6%4 the I., and :nide die judgment ..f a Jury. Their t.re nu sine could require the proileection of more traditin!, sinless it were desired to cm,' on this I rupsi y until Chei-t. ail., if the Coroner ..r Jury could live su lung, in tbe prose cution ',fetich an oedemas inv. atigat ion. Mr. Mae wee prole-steal again.; the propuritioor of the Learned Gentleman, rallime ter ibe remitter iiiii of th« Coreele.r the t i.e whirls he bad made, to allow hi. (Mr. 14.%,1 intreolnclion sef any tiationeiny, which he esei:to deem suers. tatty to reboot the crietroce adduced ley %Ir. Arloreweh, as well as to confirm the mato menus e.t those who had sworn to the. peat...NON nod oed«rly cueseliset of the ene«tine. It weed i.e rrovemhered that Ilse Foreman of the Jury bad some days ago declarrd that the Joel were *meshed or Iwo point...first, that the meeting was peaceable auA, sre•o.dly, that the Hoot Art was not grad. 9'here4ore el any evoker' had hren since adduced to .ire-t that iitivreasion, it was doe to jeestice, and he felt himself entitled to claim it f r om Ilse Cutout r'rietrunei.e, that (striker evidence rhottlel he received on tbis head. As Is. the stings r that Wield 'ire'''. In INe liv. of DAM, by IWOUTUI ill( to. . 11111r.reaul I lig° y, he, f., sme, had no Invitation be elect...me that he valued and holt lit a pin, if hr could rot du Isis duty, and the 1141011 impression prevesl44l, het was perreadol„ in the wards of the humeri Jury which hr had the bottom to address. Mr. Ashworth...llse derhserliun of the Jury, alluded le by Ike Lrarend Geist IeAISII, ran ussly refer lu lbw impreesion spun rlw miss Is of these testators at she time that devisors. lion was mask. Rat now that all the eviskate was inure the Jury, hi it he kft itscest to dsornsine. Coronet-4 am rusiclnded that nu further evidence ohs!l be admitted us to clsdrictir of the uneelinc. Mr. Harker *puke s:ruusly aga'net thus d-eisien, Ile- weir, which I dritvrted 10 Iwo mounted constables, hot heard "• spiv . l o s f t io mimeo* the Witichirtri•iyri. twang made their appearance. They sad, to the side of tie door of the horse where the alncidratsla eve 'Mine. I saw Itirley 'creme 'lnlet... strrl naked hint . to stop till the 15th hursars came up. Somebody *puke to them, mud they went dues itnmrJtatrJy hs she hesstairt. I fulloweit them. I think no rosirtaldrs wrul befiwy• thrill.. I followirl theist to serer the wartaiii. fir Moore 3lr. Clayton., end Mr. Andrew were there. I ondeiromni the yrtimansy rah, to he *misting me in ritrrititoa the r iai s iao i, j or should not Lair likrJ to rrivi• it wirio.lf. In to ',7,•• 1 .1 'I3EJ.t 12_1819.. xt lOrigi . . , - traetag thug hr show.' fernier every tritons it, his power to , ,retyt et, and it would be for the Curwser to Jetersedue aloft emelt leader. • • Otte some further discussion, at urea o'clock the Court adjourned until half ;oast tete to morrow. .SAYtiItDAY, OCTOBER 9. • The Court Denoted th7a morning at half past Iva tt'e hick. The room wmrint a.lialely tiCed with apt tutors. Mr. Ash. sulk was Wert present. The Jury having been called over, Mr. Hunter observed to the Coroner, that there. was person stinted Daniel Ashley, who could give evideoce of a pislul having been fired near the Quakers' Chapel, 'NO 115111 AVIN•1; he outlet.' to obtain a summon* for IIISNIlenfilloCe• Mr. Barrow said, the Cuomo r had pretivesly refused for peraotes who wry, to gore similar testimony. • Mr. Harmer replied, that several witnesses bad given. roe deuce of haviug heard a pistol shot in the direction alluded to, and he unshed the Jury to hear this witness, as he coati! Mat, by whom the shot was fired.. The Coroner— Recollected sosenti3u having lwea Bads ttf a shut lima N Heansgate, he did out remember soy other. • W. Harmer aastereved. that Mr. Cornish-, %Ir. Hall, sod ..1110.111, had mentioned that a shot had been heard neer the Chapel, if it c o uld he proved who fired That shot it ironid focus an ii4sortioot ferias, tlw case. Coroner-1 have no tobjecliou to Ilse man's being examia ed ; won't ).• *need without • Mr. Ilarener--1 understand sisal, Sir. Tore Cormwr issued a summons, mad I constable was dis patched to gyve it. Mr. Ilarenet ea led T. Stiopkies.sho beincsworn, said, he was a peireure.trame and looksitg.glitoi manufact neer, resitliog IN Itridge.street. Mr. H. was shout to • :ioniser slits witness as he the elderly demeanour of the meeting, when he was stqpited 'I he Cornoter, if further evidence of this kind were gone luta. there ',unlit be nu end to the {glutei. Mr. Harmer said he wished to p.ove the aesault by the military. Cormier—Yon here already proved it, and it basalt° been disproved. You say you hare a hundred more wititesios to the fart. the the other side they say that they have bun. deeds to disprove the fact. Mr. Harmer-1 challenge them to that disproof. 1 was OHM shot evidence would lie brought to prove that the milt. lary had been aintaultert, hut that I should afterwarila have an opportunity or rebutting iltat evit'ence. Now, however, that they have gone throng* all their evidence, I sot prereutrd. Consort— A II ? Mr. Barrow—Not Sta. Coroner—Mr. A.liworth asked if I would ,allow him to examine any "(lie witness's; 1 declined, he said he hail several iolwee lo bring (Deward. Mr. Harmer--1 thought that tiny contented themselves with the evidence of the constables. Mr. Ham.* MINI, it was necessary to the health of the Cnmt and the Jetry, that some bowls shook' he pot to the Imiptess. r ..Abont 13 years sister, there was a ease tried at Lane-matey heroes the present Lord Chancellor of Ireland. It was a fishery ease, in which there were 150 witnesses on use stile, and lilt on the other, The Judge said that if such a number of persons were to be examined to the rause facie, there would be an end to the inquiry ; it *weld slip all the other husirsemi of the Court. Ili. Lordship ',benefit, that It. was ready to let the case proceed, provided the Counsel ms each sole select a revisits Humber of witnesses in ~ I t. port of their cave*. Now if in this ease there were to he 500 witnesses examined MI the lippufite side, he IMr. Bar. row) had aloes rowsielerable ournh.r to bring forward tin his ; sod sM wenslalrpeontent she Onspiest, whirls had elreiely lasted eight days, to an isolefitiiie period; he had dealt fait ly ; he had called but a very small mother of witnesses, and ou the evidence of those witnesses he war satisfied to rest his rag...— lint if oth r witnesses were called to poop th• I torihr of the merlin(, he also would feel himself bound to call others also to tirtleir the e..eiera-y. Mr. Harmer said, he was out moved from his delerinioa li..ll. The riff* cited was out assalogotoo, inaamuch as there the Judge said, '• if the parties a(rtse to pclett a rrreain noon. leer of witnesses:" skewing that Re himself had not the 111.0 , , of compelling them to make stick election. lie pledged his memory that an agreement had berm made, by whirl, he (.11r. II.) was to eall'evidenre to rebut the test 111111 l y atheist who deposed to the cavalry having beets first assaulted by the meeting. The Coroner said, that if Mr. Ilarmrr was not eativtiett with tic tt pont a his deerrinitiatioit, he would allow a flood member t.f soldition•l witnesses to be called on rack side, lost hr would um allow Ow inquest to be prolonged oil iofinifuss. 6.r the smote. mint of 31r. Harmer or any hotly else. Mr. Harmer-1 assort you, S.r, it is out the slightest aniursnetit to me. The Foremen of the Jura , expressed a hope that the inquest would not be ne.dlessly prsits.ssg. a; several of the Jury weir ill last oisht Crum their long aitemlaime. Conti er —Yet I was railvir smartly sib a upon for • .ring the Court yesterday, w 0111. T to Ohl sill air. 1)0 yam, Mr. Harmer, fix ifs nn any moderate number xi( wit tiessr•• lug be es:loomed, sod a similar number shall be exa- I on the usher aide? Air. H 4retwr—.lltrill nut enter into any romposit ides which is against the law. If 1 am not •Ittoftal to evoutite wit_ lenses upon this, I Most go lug &MIS other points of my ease. Coroner— Ve.y welt; I told you My sletermilixthoi ; you have had plenty of time lug cu!tett examine your wit nesses. Mr. Harmer—l have them here. A Juryman observed, that there had bees sufficient eel d. ore :rya already. The rxamin diem of Witnestes was proceeded in. Henry Kirkman, wetter, examined by 31r. Harmer—.l was. re the betel at the Meeting of 'lie Kith. I saw 31r. Ft. leh• r Bolton near the hustings wills the youstables lON re the constable who had been sent to moos upon Daniel Ashley entered the Court. Consialele-11r. Harmer, I have served the summons per soffit'', upon Aoley, boo hr says he cannot attend. nee. therneer—Very well ; I move that this constable be e n 11..1 in mess' sworn —(Constable swami 31r. liariner-IYhal answer did Autry give when you arrred Oat tatamoisa ars him?—He said he emelt/ nut attend. :11r. Harmev-..Hid le motive any reason for his nun-st. tnnlai ?—Yea; he said , that if be tare !Widener, and that his ostler was to appear in the pipers, he wanld be thrown suit of bread soul ruined. The constable 0! the Court was then ordered to call !la mb.' Miley at the door he proclamation. The constable re turned, and said tb d ow tow unwary'. Mr. Ilumer—Very well; Ire him take the come yienets. Witness resumed-1 raw Colonel Flewher ser-ke swireral petwout with a stag; I • like 0.10i...a mealtime with their tiwoods. Colonel Fletcher said, o Bc I.ir tuuw this field, or you will every une be k.lhal." Cross ustrulttrert Ay .11r. Harrow...A will not a tt e st th a t many permits' did not shop Near Ilse buntings, and would Dal go sway. IVhile Colonel Fletcher was striking the people, I was fleeing toward,. Mos. I. y sire. I. ohm" Ober 40 yards from the begettrs. I had my hark semen the humbles; I contrive, Colonel Eli triter, because 1 wrist past hum ; I was en the lose+ which Mr. Host came in. !Mien the Manchester MP. enastry hail cleared th e hosting.. 1 Jumped Cu n t the coach, I SSA ran away. What t'olosost F bail said In hl,.' people has I foie I visaed Mem Ido not know. Mr. F. 1.. ‘iAtioniret.: I was Si •at ordered yeitt-e day le allettil hire. Mr. throe,..( Corky Mouw„ order's, use to came. I first erred it to lle. Basins. Mt. Nitro' is a stat.snian (nseal.ing it prim/114 o collar). I tell wheelies Col Flo• her war setakied sieseitily ape aut o kHr ?track mow , 'work a hot who th. is Were. 1 merinos may that thou *loon Mr. F shale, foil d "'“' 116 '7 d'd *tit appear tie me to be irrry ill Inks. Ile work theta with a sitter; l eitailrot say whether with; cons stable's at attur a slktt. He struck perming who were riesaii.g at ay Ile strucl lieu over the hick I was above ha/fa mi- Per Cern ,(71,1‘,.• A ; ..11:474) a- 4i 10411104; I E.. 10 19 6 .. t.gv o E. ! : . - 9.. t 2iteral ~ 00 )4,2 14.40 • 1 0 4 ÷e4 , 'y,► Piticr 741. nate in pawn' ties. 1 Wee rumen/ ea fast as thr ct owd wooki allow me. There was a mined place. re'.sen was cleared by the Manclueter yeomanry; levant.t any kow inany lw struck. He had his ease or staff is his bend. 1 keit* the diff lessee betwixt a cane ands staff, but will eat star i ra. c i, n raw, 1 will sot swear whether be struck one or two. 1 a,ll 'wear .1 PM bite strike nue. I contort swear that he was tail .41- •isins them to go sway. Ido tint know whether that was stet his object. Esamleed by Mr. Harmer-1 would not have liked Ike blow myself. The veins epees had been cleaned be Ins cavalry. They bad chnred st by gillopping urn it. When' Mr. Fletcher was ' , peeling in that matinee be had his staff ur cane lifted up (shewlna how ) Erainined by the Coroner—The Manchester yeomanry bad reached the boobies wino I went from the est riser. %%nee I sew Mr. Fletelter I hid proceeded twenty Uf thirty y 3.011 !rota the hustings. The ranter- was foul or ire ysios from the bindings. I will swear Colonel F. was out to the kusiings tbs. twenty-four yartts I .dill. M gt hi- ow it , thing of, John Lees. I cannot soy arolusit I Fit-triter w... loose. did not me any other Cientltiotai} sailing, :tut I =dint parlicalst ly wed. I saw kiwi at r!kr-one min uptri rk and aboehleis. mass led Goo. iika I.• the terry I did. I did not know whetter be 1 . ..H0we-Jut Hut, he teas getting atedy. By a Juryman-1)o you know Colonel Fletcher ? 11'ilitess—Tee, very well. Mr. liarener—l wish to 611 Mr. ruckley, who was Isetwe nitamined, to a new fart.• It spears that ot.c of the sans). y has gold him who it was that fired tlw piriol. Coilliseri—W lime still this cad, if witnesses who Isaac bee., ettanaried are to be ralhd a strand tune% M r . 11. 1 er u w--Ba.soles, if Mr. Buckley Ire called to it now fact, I shall feel it my duty to Mae testator hum w i ry. tor whole of tile evidence. hi e , Harries—Utolonldrdly, if von w;slr4 . brliere Mr Barkley *amine cone-. %Amused . • ,444. a-onuses—My only IObjeCIIMI u, (14410 is a procraatitsti.l of the business of We coml. Elisabeth Itayhoru swirls. I lire at Igo 1, Wsls.m•sl . -•• - • we never hail any !Mug like rine sires 1 became a housekeeper. fikilooly could get ninth 111. r roof to Arrow stones ur in ire. My dour was lin keit at, I the panels of the done were driveu into ike iniihg, of ii, kitchen, then they fiord • goo into the room %losing, uv r 111WrililrheN. A *OMIT fired ; the bullet p .eorral Ih.s,uils n y wiuJow. I did not thew open the door nit self, lint a youet man who lodges wttb 1111 ' slid. 'Dint Ilse , oii.l,res, ;UM c 0... stables came lilts, the I se. ttie ivilrassl end hull the young MIN sod pointed hi• swo.ii, sod ..64, you rascal, you kale hero throwing The young man ,said, he hail 'Wirer vouched sine, or sow., the Serjerat took hold of Mr. Wilson; he po 44444 d hi• sword, and Said he would rot his ihroat Mr. W. •alt, he Mould certainly have Iwo his 1•IVOIA lOU .e, had rut berms for you." Thee they took him mil of lire horse; the soldiers took hnu. They went op smolt iv and MI Ilse *mood time fir lupin the landing. %%lira ti. y got above they dr4iv tiee thug roh the window. Easrained by . r. Harmer—('here was uolvoly m my hour thvt assaulted the soldiers. I riser bash .urn a th...„; as ire-aems is, my know in nay life. The broken and pare' are now uteuervabie, and my il.itqlsier Au. Imo the ball to produce. _ _ . fibiestioned lay the C ironer. —They hrtit.e into my house atrial less o'clock, as near as I can recollect. Aim Rayliorn swurn.-1 lye is Watson-slyer!, with say mother. I was at home nit the Ifith Aiseo.t. No in '4..4 &um emr house fired 'twin the soldiery, or a..soltid 'tom with stones. Sonic pyritous did alitavk our hour, b0th...1- 'l6re, sad colostaliles. The first time they knocked at 1i5t.!,.,, and afterwards fired thruUzli the whitlow. Then they Foot,- She lAUPti of 11w door, sisal a young nom ..r the twine ••( Terry opened it. sod Moth soldiers stud con•toi:il note a t.,•• the house ; they went up stairs to h st. %%hrs. the; canoe dOl , ll they askill me if there was may pergott upon (i.e house. Then they went • second time to scarrls ; they tit yd twice lisroligh lase winslow, nod once till 1111. I i•.iling of toe stairs. Whys they came down again they sail a blilb.e 6.1 conic frosts the lop of the house ; I said it had siot—illyv cannot get upon our bouts without a ladder uu liar 111011114/r." The first that was fired was throozb the elismh r wool". ; Ilse saih of it wasilown. I laud nut been hills in sssss cot ti the window wisest the shut M. 15 fired.—[lVitneas produced the bullet ] F.ll3Nsilleil by 11w Cornocr—Oitr house is two stories hi. 411 from the ground. It was about Imltpts•si lost islets, the coo stela a and in•liliers Isms! in. The was Ypeind after they had broken the panels ill. The loillet coast thll.llol the glass; the sash was not upon ; she bnllrt rains throw::11 the middle chamber window; I found it on liar rem, a,sut, abut an hour after the rouctishl.s had let the honse. Jane Whittaker, of Oldhaissoissura, I never ~nit Jo.sgs Leas • until the Tuesday but now before he do J. I a3ii brio st, sot Maueheater-roan, going towards Oldham Hew it ruing .us Ihr road ; and a man us a cart called un him; I ass in toe e.srl; then lie gut into the tart by the abed, and oil besalr one. Ile told us he had been to the infirmary to he striates,'. 1 oho swell itothinc particular iii his isitpvarsoe.• ; I asked is: si if he was wounded, and be said lir was its lit. elbow ; he did nut *hew ma where he was hurt ; I asked hiss ti he was hurt any where else, he said, nu. ‘Ve roil.- short tulle toetilisr. There were Richard ilsirJ and his stirs, stud Ana Ilardoley, and I think another Stiont•ti iu the ca.:, it I cognitive lelu her nime. Lees apvared la 'lit not io be Lune; Thorax. 1111Stlak•r, his bait broke', se. ss a s him; he itionearril to me lu be sell. le as. n e bctoie four sieluck shots be gut iuto the cart ; 1 1 , [ 4 .1 nut -it Hollsiswucid Omni half past liar ; he gut iss and suit of the cart sleeve of his Cis it was npom his uric , b 't MU nut nitre whether 111. seam was open or his baud in his waistcoat; he ilid nut sAy sh , nhcr he hot ken tressed at the listirinary u r not. lie rut in, up vie cart whet', the cart stopped whilst lie gut ;Iw trot in he Ilium II Ile dui out get out at an sisortsouse; he tirJ K twice whilst he was in the east. Viz ib•its 114)born uar rruni . noil ny 031111.111,4 will u•lt Sny :* 6 01 ur 11,110 i WWI nut tt r ,i soittae of the other hurilies It was btte , wt two and fume whru the soldiers came Oa, but lir it oo Olio they went up stairs twice; they alight toe In the tasto.e F ri fulmars. They said Ito, rlooioziot oomph...ly to the two r had b. eu throwing St . I tiook ttr•n• a. a two tout .• • therm, U.S owe, I iliitili t wait a rrl itila el artillery. were several cuniti.tbirs with then,. Mr. Kamm prud.ilv di A map, and sttened that bar boo .r arta that pointed uut by no ',Art 11414 who wail raauttu.d lthlhaut. Joseph Illoworth was nest calletll live at CI. twirl'. knew Juba L. e.; I was ui his cunipe.ty on the 17. h, at erhosl • wwk.binp.k; it is three quarters of a nick Gum ill.tuato He was at Mr. Eviushsw's shop; I saw hi. elbow dressed ; but to tither part dressed ; he nut nieuticuo any oiler monad is my hearhat, but he told who did it. He was u. my company about half ah boor. Ile did nut cut:inlet, of any other pail but his atm. %Vbilst 1 sea there be hold Coe Denitre that one of the yemmtury cavalry struck at bine. but he warded it ulf. Then came up our sal the fifteenth, sod that be it was that ewe" , high him tot. The DUCluf dell out eitatlilttr any toiler place ma that day is my pac• truce. I did nut sec him at say other time. 'llit ilits4•••• laid a plaster tip.... Ili, wound, o. rapped II sip, moil told Min to come again next day. I west Arm tee uses/mice file airier, being pow ly •at the lime. gaire). 11110110111,11 very white in the face, mid looked very posHy. 1k 184 J ma oheS clue. He was trot biol. • Ciosa.enansined by Mr. Harmers—Lees !welted, very pawl, ; he did awl IMF libu at was that Erudition ; het it ass merit the Ihth ohs winsonliel him. It is usesi imosiostry pwpl to take • stick; I often airy a stick myself; bat nut the ihieuties et assimit i Nig any peon us. (Ny the Cutruner).-vol.res tioulvel very in, aett.bad his band iu bie singlet ; I saw him 111 , 11.4 hos tail. - Joseph Prtaiwith ta..asisted by Mr. liarater--1 lire is •