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MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. NVIRA Net AND RIGHT OF PATHWAY. 'Turner was inflicted fora nuisance, in *tibia/lolly erecting a certain wooden paling, four feet in heights, acmes a common foot-poll), adji.lll - the Neer.riauf. wet Highgate Archway, ao to idiot out his Majesty's atibjetts from a path open *Mom Irma ancient tittles. • Mr. ALLEY stated the rune to the Jen'. and fall) the only object of the twooreetion wailleabate the ibuisonce. 'the Defendant bid repeatedly threat ened the plowengese to fife Open them, if they prr silflied to persevere and traverse this path en seti.il„ Here ttie Learned C el took occasion %restate ttrit the Defendant *es serutt, to hie law, for it was ? - qtly held by the Judges, that for n mere trewa.a o nsu WWI entitled to Ere open aliolfirr, Mid 11 . 1 ell, death rimier!, the killing would he considered rmrdc , . It hail also been held that proprietors of I. id. is Ito *lied set traps, srPre liable to litualtiei for t'e o . ',.trie. they might ft e•itild not, there- • t.•reo, tolerated, that tally man should he invested .;.; th e right of taking away the life of :smelter for st it.ere treltes% lit the ptesetit case he wonlit 'thew ti.cm the evidence of the oldest inhabitants of the tier e ntighbonrhood, that the path in gtirstion was tiiwa its littorat times, tend continued so until b:u4lll)td up by the Defendant. William Self was examined. He stated that he nos PI years of age. Si of which he resided at ft:re tie) Town. He knew shrewd where the path was %Nipped near the Old itscefield. • There was always tin open passage from that field to the New-road, sir•til lately. Crorr.r.cairtered by Mr. ADOLPIII7II.—He spoke of her cnin knowledge for the lest 5 years. There was alleo a stile et the end of this posing►. bet he revel r►memhered the parish repairing it. This path bail been stopped up three ur four years. Wm. Itolmes lived for the last Ai year+ at Ken. ti.h Town, during which time until lately the pith. in question w■. open. . A number of other witnesses gave ritnilar testi mony reelecting this public right of 'Kith-way u n til 11 r. Auot.rntia. us addressing the Jury for the Defendant. said that this case was quite different from one of spring gang, where Mr. Baron G.irrow v.ry properly reserved an opinion for the twelve Judg e s, after pretty strongly expressing his own. .14 Learned Bsron stated his concurrence in the onion of the late Barns, Thompson, who said that )'e himself put up boards on his grounds notifying soling guns, bat did not time to set them, Ins maxim being " to speak daggers, but to use Hone." The present Defendant, however, not violated t:ms wholesome maxim, for when he threatened to io%not passeogers he never appeared with a gun. The real fact was that this was what was called a respass path, for the real open parochial path was at about 100 yards distant. The ground was now cottage ground, and the proprietors felt them wires entitled to get rid t f the assumed right of V , is path. The Learned Counsel produced several witnesses who had long presided in the parish, who were of riiiinion that this was a trespass path, and not one of common right ; but not one of them could prove a *angle obstruction to passengers, in using this path. rut a great number of years, during which they re romtiered it ; it had been publicly used to) far As IN• memory or the oldest witnesses went . . Thr J nrc found the Defendant Guilty. N,, ! iiiioshment was iollicted, as the prosecution merely to abate the nuisance. Mr. Annt.wins repeated, that the Defendant, sO. 'revels might have been his threats, never did ottelipt to shoot any body lagging this path, nor sp!iesr with a gun for such a purpose. It was quite co-er law, and the wider it was promulgated the tietter, thst tio man was justified in shooting either s r , esiissser or a felon, unless in actual defence of os.ii person, or where it was put in jeopardy. The Defendant said that he had not stopt up the ; it was done by another. ,Ndr. ALLEY said, that the path should now be wormed by the proper officers, with as little incou seroence ah , possible to the Defendant. ASSACLTS, Rote►t Riddle was indicted for *resulting Charles Ser:th, a pat►ole, while in the discharge of his dt:•'y, at St. Pancras, on the I Ith of May last. .t appeared in evidence, that the Defendant, who Ira: an apothecary in Hunter-street, interfered to obtain the discharge on bail of a woman who was vuintattiell to the watch-house, and had a scuffle .-nth the panels, who refused to liberate her on his opt/Tit:elm. lu this scuffle the alleged assault was culla:nue& Verdict—Guilty, but the Jury lamented the De ce..tty of folding this verdict. Scorner —A fine of 6s. Bd. KEEPING AN IMPROPER NOOSE. lifeltard James was indicted for keeping • house of 11!-fame in Charles-street. in the parish of St. Li :rs-ni-t lie. Fields. . . ......_ _ Flit prosecution was instituted by the parish eilrcers, and fully substantiated by the watchmen •..i Ir.. Tie Dctendent said his house was quiet. and not have been disturbed could he bribe the wsiclsruen. Verdict—Guilty. lenience—Siz mouths' imprisonment in the flonse of Correction. There were several other trivial cases of assault. of no moment but to the parties concerned. A servant of Mr. Willis. the proprietor of the 'Downed House Tavern, St. issues's-street, who Lunt the cure of a firm of his at Fulham. convicted alarmer's boy of an smolt, which arme out of au yds notion which prevailed in the neighbourhood. °sat the inhabitants had a right of using as a Com seen some ground which Mr. Willis had recently enclosed. 'The offender was sentenced to two months im prisonment su the House of Correction. We have received the following from a Corm. pendent Adooday night, at the different loretings of the Union Societies of Radical It,. t , NWrt, in London stud N'estarinster, the bust of lt:r. fluor was publicly broken to grieves. and be was iprououoced unworthy of their future confi dence. A gentleman from the country, it is re• ported, is invited by the Committee of Manage s/rest to carry theSidevishatiseeting of the Radicals into effect at trusbury Market. on Alaniliis neat, sad to takeLtbe Chair ujou the iscassion." PO Licr. MANSION- Wellll. Cowls Dredeford, the person who was ri nriaurled yester day ma a charge of stealing various articles of plate and linen from Mr. Joseph Perryman, was this hey brought up • second time. Mrs. Judith Chard identified the linen produced by the paylibruiter, as the property of Mr. Perryman. The Lord Mayor asked the Prisoner whether he wished to erge any thing in the way of defence, hat be remained silent. Ile was fully committed fur trial. Anthowy !writ, an Italian, was brought np oft • charge of stealing 16 yaa .14 of cloth, the property of Mr. James DO.l. &ridge, between fire and six o'clock on Saturday evening The Net having been proved against the Prisoner, he was committed (or *vial. EXTENSIVE. STREET ROBBERY.. A yonng man of a respectable appearance, of the name of George Page, was brought up on the following charge : The Prosecutor, Mr. Kay, stated, lint &trout one o'clock in the afternoon of %noisy last, he war going down Lower Thames-street, and stops at. the earner of Bololph.laite, in conserrence of a cart obstructing the passage; whilst Maud. log at this place he felt the hand of some person taking out his peket•book, which • intained 491. in banknotes, and bills of exchange to the 1111101111 i of 951 ; be immediately turned round, and charged the Prisoner with Comm ig the rubbery. The Prisoner denied it, but witness having no doubt but that he was the person who rubbed him, had him takes into custody. After having been taken into custody the person of the Prisoner was searched, but neither the pocket-book or the mousy, or ally part of it, was found upon him. Mr. Adolphus attended as Counsel for the Prisoner. lie asked the witness whether there was not a great crowd col. Petted round the sprit where witness was robbed ? Wile's' replied, that there was a very considerable crowd, hut that lie was certniti that the Prisouer was fireman who committed the rriblrei y. Mr. Adolphus said, that as the Prosecutor seemed so positive on &bid twilit he would reserve any further cross examination, as writ as the entise of the defence of his client. to the day of Isis trial. Thomas Swims, of No. 5, Rewliu g • g reto•bnilding+, New. road, said, be was a master cabinet-maker; that the Prisoner was to his employment as a journeyman; be knew the Pri. toner for the last eight years; on the day of the alleges) nub. hery he sent him oil a message to a Gentleman at Hatch fres highway—and heard in the coarse of the day, to his great astotsishmeut, that the Prisoner was taken np on a charge of rubbery. He gave the Prisoner a good character; he al. ways believed bins to he an hunt st and respectable young man, and never before heard nosy 'Wog to his injury. The l'risouer was committed for trial. cauttottatt... Yesterday Joseph Lennon wu brought up, charged with stealing a bale of dour cloth. Vim. Drinkwater, an officer belonging to the City Polite, stated, that on alonday, between two and three o'clock, he saw the bale now produced lying against a door in the inside passage of Guildhall. Two Gutlessen informed him that a man with a white frock on had throws it there, and they suspected he would come back for it ; in a few asioutes the Prisoner entered the passage, and the gentlemen pointed him oat as the man that had throw• down the hale. The Prisoner on seeing the witness ran away; he penned him, calling " Stop thief!" and he was stopped by an ufficer in Church-passage. On his being takes into custody, be said that a man in a velveteen jacket, who was standing with a cart at Guildhall-gateway gave him the bale to carry to Clieapside. John Harker, another officer, stated, that its be was going through Church passage, he heard the cry of " Stop thief" sod saw the Prisoner running; be stopped hive, and lie staid " do's% stop me, for I was only going to carry the bale into Cheapside. James Brookes, a carter in the employ of Hr. Aurelius Drew,, wharilager, stated, that he weal with his cart to the White Bear Inn, Basinghall-street, and delivered four pack agent' when be came out of the yard he went into • public house to get • plot of beer, leaving his cart opposite the public-house door; before be had half drank kis beer, he beard a cry of "Stop thief!" He went out to see what was the matter, and perceived that the bale now undated was !Waist from his cart, and in a few otiautes afterwards he saw Ore Prisoner in custody. George Parker, a clerk in the hum of Barker sod Gough, No. W. Orsculinreb-street, warehousemen, stated, that he bad received an invoice of the bale produced, and twn others; thry were sent front Bristol. The only way he ►new lie bale prodticed to be one of then was, tbat the nark ea it corresponded with the Invoice. Alderman Thos Smith, the sitting Magistrate, fully con. twitted hint fur trial. Thomas Awes was put to the bar, charged with Mealier a truss, cositainieg several pieces of calico. Charles Hersield, s city officer, stated, that as he was going past the White Horse Inn, Cripplegate, at half•past Ave o'clock on Monday evening, there was a loaded - waggon standieg, he saw two seen gofer inwards it; he suspected them sad watched them; the waggon moved ors to Londe.- wall, and stopped about five gnomes, whim the Primmer went to the tail of the wagger', and pet the trine now pro domed oe his shoulder, surf carried it into Basieglaall-street ; the other man followed the Primmer, but the 1100111111111 he saw the wilwr collar the Prisoner, he ram off. The Primmer thee threw the truss off his shoulder, soil immediately struck at the witness. A struggle took place bateau them, and they were both down de the pavement several timer. The Primmer got from hies, and had got shout six duors ohm he overtook him, sod *reared hiss. He was entail) the Primate was the mum eke took the tress (rue the wag /*he Flood Johnson, me of Charles Joking., of the Aro of Terser mid Johnson, cumeare carriers, la n dau-wall, stated, that she tress produced was stoles from their wag gon on Moodily evesieg. He did sot miss it until the waggoe came home at eight frees the Mieuries. The tress was I. have bleb kit at the Borough ; it had come keel Manchester. The Primmer, on being called au for his Matte, said he had amble( to say. He was fully teammate/ for trial. Navy ,bey sad Mary Browner were fully committal for trial for patron coueterkit shilliap, krunrisur them to be sueb. mommoaouo mom wt. CLEARING SNOW OUT OF Gurreas. J.l. Beaumont, Esq. appearrd tie lb. sumisione of Ed ward Francis, Inspector of the Parisi of &. Jamie* mar Ow New Paving Act, for throwiag mow from lbs gutters or the Comity Fire Office, in Regent-street, after leer anew storm us Thursday evening lost.Tbe complaint was dia. mimed. Ur. Ittotamoot soodemood I. vovy ~as mum, tho mom duet of the Inspector, is 'wearies to s ststement which be was usable to prove, and which, es against himself (Mr. Rearinont) was awmpletely unfoondrd. The New Paving Act be considered to be the most oppressive Stainte against the tattiest righu and reasonable tooresieoat of t►e Public, that ever was framed. Yesterday J.M white awl his wife, Wees(pefe, sad Initiate Pries, were breaght op fur esamiesaies, charged with baring animismd as ratessive robber, is the hews of Mr. &thaw, M.P. of Hertfsniwteet, Miy. ir, sad likewise a the premises of amiss Oen, hasmseleaier, of exteristreee. It appeared is widest*, that lb* wines/ Whig her with his wire, was len in ewe sf the toast et Mr. Bailment, M.P. duriai the Aswan of the falsify Craw _llellOwl. The priSSOM %%maga% Prise, sad Wailer, Mai Ultimate with them, visiM ewe fragssesail pie Is bases by dorm, awl is Me awns saws alma Obey elpipsysikehe Owe a the &Hewitt( snides t whisk was towed wileeksi:-.4 bisek silk rake trimmed with pid Mee, a Mistime willows ow pies, a pace.eolowed onset Meal eels, • pise velem dress alit essipietr; TOM ebee-teseklee, Slier d tis, cold kaer.berkire, two loses silver•haadkd halves sad helm, with ether ralashis articles.* a sprat swims isms of she pro. petty was &sad ims the Prawns; sod fries Pr. Qmes sables, where the Prisms, were fissaSea 011411 els Were styles, whisk were traced their to . 11 w seqwww of witieh Asir" she seepieM r WI" OA swami is His wens. al XL ilitlowaVesiMpleM9. Al" were mewled. .bst7asss WESTMORLAND CnUNTI itEETIiVG% OCTOlian 4 1. The Westmorland County Meeting which was held here N.-day, wan most neimerwisly and respectably attended. A hundred anal siaty of the Freeholders hail signed the Requi sition, iucludiue some of the most respected Gentlemen in the Comity. Mr. Strickland, of &sash, Messrs. Herisicham, Wharton and Cornea (M P.'s), Messrs. Wybergb, Creches -Moine, Shepherd, King, Tinekler, Hammond, and many otters; the Rev. Messrs. Waller, itippun,3edgewielf,3te.dlc. The utmost efforts had been used by the Lowther party to pre •eut stlendance, among which may lw mentioned, the absurd report industriously spread, that a haul• had just taken plate at %Lim-bean r. in vehicle the military we re °veep:veered, and the mob marching towards Kendal to join the Sleeting there. Notwithstanding these and other artificer, such as reviving the Awl of Mr. Brougham bring ill sod unable to. attend. asserting, that two troops of cavalry were ordered to lie present, &r. eke. above five thousand persons were assembled at one o'clock, when the Deputy Sheriff (in lord Mallet's absence) proceeded lu the hustings, accompanied by a number of the principal Requisitionists. Thomas Briggs, Esq. the Uisiler.Slierili, look the Chair Minot one o'clock, and opened the proceedings by reading the Requisition. Ile stated the happiness which the Heredi tary Sheriff felt in complying with u, and his deaire of at tendieter this meeting in person, best that his lordship had been under the necessity of proceeding to London felon the Meeting at York; that he (the Under-Sheriff) bad Him doubt but that every Gentleman, of whatever political sentiments, would he heard with attention and respect. Sir. Wynetion then ruse, and in a eery able speech, urged the legality of the meeting at Manchester, its peaceable des ineanour, and its violent and mile gal dispersion. On these groused', lie contended for the necessity of inquiry, and eon.. eluded by moving five Resolutions similar to those of the Cumberland meeting. The Resolutions being seconded by Mr. CRAcK ENTlinefr, Mr. BRIGGS, the Under.Slieeiff, put Hie question, nod flee Resolutions wete carried unanimously. HUM' Cornea, Esq. said, he avoid give no opinion on the conduct of the Manchester Magistrates on the 16th of August, but that be was of opinion that the mat ter ought to be inquiet - it aud that they ought no be heard in their Moor. There had been an attempt al inquiry iu a Coroner's Court, but that myrtley tieing at present pat an end to, it was the defy of every man to du his utmost to bring the matter before a proper tribunal: for if the accuonts which be bad read sof the trausactiuns of the 16th of August, at Mancheste►, were true, the Stager traits have much to atour fur; ■nd he hoped they would be made to ateme for it, or he should courtier the law a dead letter. He proposed a Petition 10 Parliament, which was read by the Vaser•Sheriff, and received with loud and con tinued applause. Mr. ematertaa, a Magistrate of Ewanrigg-hall, Camber land.—Gentlemen, I ant proud to say that I am a freeholder of the Independent County of Weetamorlaset, and bring so, I felt it my duty to attend title Meeting, sad I am clad I have dune so, :es I And it conducted with the greatest decorous and order. lam proud to soy that this County still retains its principles of independence, wit Wet in the least bordering un licentiousness or riot. La to the Isle proceedings ■t Manchester, I cannot at preseut give • decided opinion, either its to the legality of the Me.tieg, or the spooling of the different parties isonceined ; but I have no doubt that as inquiry opus. that suljert is iudispeussbly near y.— (Appluase.)-1 have conversed wnb many Gentlemen in the mealy of Lancaster, 'show sesitinstests in Wilk. are She reverse of my own—ineu who are Impartial iu the highest de ;Tee, who all pronounee Ibis °violins, and wish his Ms_ jeetis Ministers had deneeminaled it, as they and I du, a moat unfortunate and mut b•tl-bc-laniented Mho% Mr. Christian wooded tier Petition, which was agreed to with. sat a dissentient voice. Mr. Toostsox moved that the Petition be presented by the County Members, assisted by Mr. BrooCiim, which was seconded and received with nolisoinileil applanie, as was also a Resolution for instroctiug the Comity Members, mud de siring Mr. Brougham to support the prayer of it, iu the ap proaching Symbol of Parlisineut. HENRY Itatouenan, Earl M P (came forward amidst loud applause, which lasted I monies, and it ins with difficulty be could prevent a repetition of it, and obtain a bearing.)—Geatleurieu, I feel highly honoured by them marks of your approbation, and especially by the honour you have done me to amoeistlag my name with those of your wor thy Members for the county, to present this Petition to the Commons Goose of Parliament. Gentleman, yin have lately beard It asserted in the politic Papers that I am a placental' ; the only place I hold at present, is the one you have just been pleased to confer upon me. I thank you for calling me to this honourable situation, which, unlike many other honourable appointments, is mantles& eel with emoluments—(Cheers)—hecause this appointment gives me the right of declaring your sentiments in Parlia ment. You have very properly iustructed your Me:alien to support the prayer of your Petition. I hope they will do so—as I have no right to condemn any man unheard, 1 will take it fur granted that they will obey these your instruc tions—(f7,4e, floor )--If they do nut, we shall them bare an opportunity of declaring our sentiments upon their e tort hereafter. Your Members, 1 mean those who at present air your Mesaliers—(Vhorral—are in the county, and have had ample opportunity of coming romand this day, and of con vincing es by their arguments—(Shrek loughter)—or at least being convinced against their will by oars—(Applause)-- of the justification or condemnation of the Manchester Ilfagistiates and yeomanry covaliy fur their enduct opus the late lamentable transactioos at that fano. Gentlemen, this has beim done elsewhere—the Honourable Mr. Stuart Wortley (one of the Members fur the lick, popol ual s, rod eo . sive, and Independent County of York), did nut remain ab seat from the late county meetiug held there opus this sub. jest, though he (Mr. %funky) was of different political opinions, and decidedly against aurae of the Itesuluti .... s then prOputied. Gentlemeu, it was the duty of your Meet. ben to attend this sneering, which has brill legally run. emelt by the Ilizb Sheriff of this county, and foe winch amnion him our most 'metre thaoks —(Load applause.) —Tee first place of a Member of Parliament is the hosting', ha snood, his seat iu the House of Commons, sup porting sad watching over the interests of his Coostiluents, sad of the people at large—(Apofause)--and they are out worthy of bring there, if they du nut come and meet you here.—(dpohntee)--Gentlensen, as they do nut attend, I can only account fur their absence by renaming that they agree to the Resolution this slay propuried—(Long and continued applatam)—or perhaps they have milking to say—(Ap. plantar and /suphter)—Gentlemen, hear use oat, I mean that your worthy Members ham anthiag to say its opposition to your Reaolutious.—(Appinsee)—Geollenseo, it gives me great satisfaction to And, that the County of Westmor land is araisaeintiog wide ise eider Comity of Cumberland which *as the first is expressing its sentiments me the late lamentable transactions at Manchester—use heethera is Cumberland bate dome themselves immortal honour, and we osibly hollow their steps. The mat is the populous county (1 had shoost said kingdom) of York—the precershogs of that misty sever am be termitic* by Englishmen or his Illajoitee Ministers—they will be remembered nut Italy ea martiont of the propriety of the meeting, hut ea amount of the characters these assembled—of the admirable. mammy in which their proceeding , ' were condotted.—ised the hoomr, wealth, and respectability of the mile passim whe led the way, aad joined heart sad hand with the people of Hot ex tamales mid very perilous county. Only luuk at the het.— the host is the Duke of Norfolk. the Hereditary Earl shot of Segleed, the lest Noblemen of the Ismd. lire him supported by upwards of three hundred county geoilemea, including Lord Fitawilliens, and many other gesitiment, lA% urea mime and political sophism, differ from each Mho, end see them all agreed epos this lapientioos question. be these owe% who put themselves at the head to deemed jostles to be dose to the people of Raglaud, by the Go mreatent.—{Lousf oppimse.)—One of the most important festares of Mat day were thee very pertees who, from 17112, slugs 'hewed themselves most alive sad fearful _of the mil li". "...‘6O attributed by Mr. Pitt sod his successors in lace to the people. I particularly mean my Lord Fits willies., a malt of most excellent cherecter, who slew Mr. Pitt. sad in gems! thought the Osivammest right sad the people in the wrung ; now be reverses lilll i tr e lrer(Apialseaa,)—Geatlespeo. I ea esevimeed that all meetings love hem held in censeiertee of the loud et pression of the 100114kgiele . st tier proteels:gs at Maiselsr.ter—against th a Ike to military awes siunii--against the transgreseers of the law, whoever they may be, and for the purpose of securing to the British pro. pie that must invaluable right of petitioning for a eel/teasel grievances, which right has been attempted to be wrested from them by military force. It would appear that there are person. not very far off, though not iii Kendal or Wdt snarland, I mean in Cuntlicrlneed, who approve of the late proceedings by the Ministers, the Magistracy soil military, edit) defiavow tie constitutional po !orioles ex. pressed by the Duke of Norfolk, the Earl Viegsrilliam, Lord Milton, and others, at York—l say it would appear Guns the Loyal Deriarliloll, a cupy of whirls I one Mtld iu my hand, and which was nut brought forward at any public meeting whatsoever; for if they had called a loyal meeting in the county of Cumberland, myself and friends would have attended. We should out have maid away merely bereave it had been called by restive entertsioing different political "eminent' from ourselves—if it had even been called at Whitehaven, the extremity of the county, or at the village of Lowther, we should have attended owl opposed. They were a call in our debt—we having legally called • County Meeting at Wigton, of which you have heard the result (tom my friend Mr. Wylwrgb. This Loyal Deela. ration, Gesalemeu, is a smuggled our, and dares not be put to the test of any limited utseatter ur fireholotera whateree. IYhat will you th nk of its VUlliCilti or of its object, sheet I inform yon that it bas been privately prepared and ;remitted, noel clandestinely circulated, bent into the shops and avid- Hugs ifs select few, without even a plinks 's name to it Ise (ilr D. Dien renal the Declaration.) Geist kende, do not yule Mirk the ornimion of the printer's same tells volumes, and in any other than a Lteyel Declara tion would hare been visited with the severest penalties of the law. Whose Mr. B. had read half of it, the meeting appear. eel weary of brume it, and disgusted with its routtuto Mr. R. lersiedeel, Gentlemen, it is very lung indeed, sod ex tremely fatepkter.)—Upon Mr. R. iesdiug the expresettrue of taro bankrupt in character, in fortune," be said, did these loyal parties mean that the noble, honourable, and respectable personages, who attended the County Meet ing at Yoe I, arc disqualified for popular favour see there mew 'dirty to encourage treasees, S editi on , or itM•lhos? du these loyal people C4OIIICOIVt that the Noblemen I have alluded to are iucoml'etent, and have nothing to lose? do they con emu that their stake iu the country i• of less ceeouqueure than the stake of thy presto' Ministers sad their sapp orters? look at their assouraioce, when they declare those lwrsoas of Hank mud respecte/ lily, to be the encunragers of wicked., desperate, and rt bellows persons. I bore they do nut mean it, though I fear they do. %VIA' ! my Lord Fiiillil• ham periteblug up 'Multiuse ! What do you thiuk of this paraeraph, Gentlenseu, That admitting lives 'me lost at Manchester, yet greater, aid far more extensive evils most arise if the people are allow ,-41 to assemble?"— What grub:revile than murder, and the loss of the principal lilterties of a Brutish subject? Yes, Umitletneu, they MM. template t h is lobs—like slaves they beg bus Royal Ilighuess to recommend restrictive measures, and like fawning syco phants they assure him they will cheerfully submit to them Aear, hear!)—What I let I, this, Gentlemen, bet to - beg the Goveshateut to take the most speedy and effec tor' means of destruying the rights of the rubject Are they Englishmen wbu du this? I conuut b. lieu it —I do hope that this Love' Decleration will nut red eve the sanction of any Freeholder of the Cooney of Cuenberlauel—. us) , lbws so Ibmw, so pitiful, so low, such cowardly clinched, I never be fore beard ul.—(Direst applaud—ln Yorkshire, there arc men who differed iu opienoos hem the Noble pre sume assembled at the late county meeting there, yet Mr. S. Wortley, to his immortal honour, although he manfully op pulsed 1.11.11 e of the keeolutionr, said be agreed with the per iii the right of petitiouilig, mad, ill derelict of that inva luable right, be was ready to stied the last drop of his blood. What • dilLvenee bel*tra Mr. S. Worthy sal some persons of the county of Cumberland—for I will not call thine men, who have bees so dastardly u to frame so slavish • Deela. ration. I trust they will Sad it impossible to procure half • dude siguatures, or even if they should get that paltry number, it would only tend to Arty the contempt in which they ate hold, and the necessity of emir ibis day attending to eater our protest against chaagiug the invaluable law of the laud—(Loud and lonsseontinued applause). Resolutions of thanks were then passed to the High and Under-101,6ff, when the latter Gentleinau relegated thanks and adjourned the Meeting, which immediately separated without the slightest disorder. After the business of the day was concleded, the principal Iltequisitioulats ilitird together. Mr. tV)bergh was in the Chair; many excellent toasts were given, and all party spirit avoided—Among other., Mr. W. wove the health of the "Mihlte of Norfolk, Lord Fitawilliam," lie. which was mist kindly cheered; and he then [are Mr. t Wort!ey, with a warm euloginns on his manly hurt, and especially un Lis declaration, that he war ready to defend with his blood the right of the people to sweet and deliberate on their grievances. In the c.surae of the evening Mr. Brougham gave," The gal lant and gemming people of Inland; nod may the lemon at length be learnt, that to gain their affections in gum, earnest ; 111 bob wisdom ■ud justice."—Tbis was received with the greatest entlnoriasm. The conviviality of the witching was kept •• up till a late hour." MARKETS. [From the " Londpen .11ortoolde Pries estrreit," of rosaloy, October 26, 1619.1 WEST INDIA AM) SPANISH MAIN PRODECE. St/amt.—The demand fur British Plaatatons Mace tom last bus been limited, and the browse qualities have gone a shade lower, Omagh nut at any material decline from the priers of the public sales last Tuesday Fine qualities ate still firmly held at fume, prices. In foreign there has out berm much business done; • small parcel of Brazil was pet up to public sale lest Friday, which went at lower prices titan those before quoted. The stuck of B. P. Sugar is sow 15.2110 casks more lhaa last year's at Otis time, pretreat prices 12s. per cwt. lower per Gazette average. Cossec.—The public sales have gone off very steadily this week, aril the urdisrary qualities of Jamaica bare wt. yawed Is. ilk 2s. per eat. Braml sold at lOns. which is an 'demise of 2s. via our last quutations; other Ramp soils have übtsioed a similar advance. The stork nt W. I. Col Tee is now 4,870 ions. being 600 has than at this time last sear, present prices 30s. per cwt. luwer. RUM have bees is souse demand, and priers remain as. stirred. Leeward Island ssdrr•prouf is selling at ts. per callus. The present stocker Russ is 24,419 poswbrues, sod Frit* id proof. t!a. 3d. per gallon. Stock last year suns date 23,562 puocistours, sad prise a proofs 3s. per callus. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Auers.—About 1,800 barrels were krouglitopehlie sole kit week, which *rut ■t softie re.larsioa from she prices last quoted. There are inquiries for New Tusk Poi. is build, toot lkere are Hoar islkis market. KUVOII l'uormieirr —Tbe lasi arrival of 1,600 Sur& Las beer rol.l at lbs. per cot. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. COTTON .—The iftqui y fur Cotter still costliness limited, sued the few soles made last week were at wire reelection from the previews nuesieal Tummies. ; Ibe priories' arbjeet of tattiest woo a public sale of 1,04 M hems of Uses, which weal oil without spirit. mad at hewer prier. shaft were iye. smelly expected. The mks ateuent to 1,490 lam via. (deity paid). 40 bets Upheld, pied gaudily 1414. • NO bap Perusal. briar, rood 181 d.; is. buod, 350 bales gesiltal, swileaary to to 7W.; by politic ask, Arty paid. 21111 bags Mina Notre, good 15.1. so 141.1.; 74 bags Musa Gera, fair 134. to 1314. pee lb. BALTIC PRODUCE. The 611101Wili8 were , the gootati•so••;;7. Petersham's. ISA Sept. 1819:—V. C. Tallow, 158 tols. 2s/ do. 148 &op 148, Clear H e mp 88 • 89, It-bead Flea 140, Brutes 77. Tat.t.osr.—Tbe eusrlict is ostler doll mod prices I.9Wer, as the trade purchase veil sparingly. TAR is mans higher, the stuck of Stacklmoba be is a kw lamas the piess quotes" Me emorresl. MM•ma ..- LIVERPOOL REPORT, Omni* is, lII*. The Goose umeiYet has Mn estreesely Eu den% lee week, aeil paces rally be qiiiite.l g. aerally ;sir Ib lusrr. The salts 110001111 i iti 2,400 bsgs, (.0114064 of 70 Sea Islaud. al 22. 3d. a 22 bil.; 50 ataised at 11714. a 2144 1,0011 !timed, at 1214. a 144.; 110 Orleans at 1314. a 154.; 250 Po usu., at IA4. a 11 , 14.; 40 Muss at 16}J. a 1714.; 330 112ranIsa2i2 at 164 • 174.; 150 Parma at 16j ; Demerara, as 150. 174.; 20 Wrst India, at 144 ; 20 Cartharewas at 111.1 150 Brawls at 714. a AV.; 140 Madras at 91,1 per lb. import is 9,311 bags, viz E. India 1,204 Lag., W. India 41f. bags New Orleans 299 bags, Brazils 7,342 bags. _ _ Good and line qualities of Barbados.. Sugar have been sold higher, but other sorts have guise off heavily, mon IN 1 4 .:111C instances at loner prteea : dry to good brown St. Lucia Ir. vf. Dodd Ni 59.40. 341. to 55..6.1. wad good brown litilarraras 4,..t St. Ymeruis at 575. a Mts.: Ilse quantity uffersd war cask., of which 900 were sold. Foreign sorts are woluut alteration. 3,400 bags of good fine strong yellow % w it, II err withdrawn from public sale on Wednesday at 3rai. and a p.br re urceie hte :lha la i l o2 : 6 t that t la t ,i a lc r wa ic co e br . trz A; im t .t ig g E k a r M tp i r l p a ilsi s te se in s uees o l f e f f iai et, : it o .4o2 ; d: t .y.s l iar3... „ .c. lower, viz. at 975. a 103.. fur andsnary to gu.od military quality; there is, however, but offering in the maitre'. and there are so stile,. of Si. Domain° wider In Cocoa, Ginger, and Pi MeNi4l we have noshing duitig. A few small parcels of Carolina Hire have been takes, Gar thsoment at 20*. fur good quality. 900 bags of anarrnsed yellow Bengal also at Ps. wad 400 bags of foe •bait hot the demand is limited. Jamaica rams have aohl at the rate of 3s. fur 16 O. 1 , tMtl Lee*ards 5 a 7 O. P at 2s. 34. Dyerroods are vrithoat allerativa ; the saks cort..o •,r jimeaka Logwoutl at the ship's rifle at 6!. Cauepra.ltir ordinary Spanish Fuslic at 5/.los. very pool tit 73. t).l a... a small parcel of solid Nicaragua Woad at in. bur. Pot idles are i• less requt tu t IPd Montreal. ha‘r suu at Um. a 3435 ; Bottom have brought for eapott Turpentote of middling to good quality hot ,041 al 1 le. CI. • 130. per cwt... Tallow continues dull, and without alteration in pr r e. The demand fur Hidea has rather subsidril, •nil saes made this week are of shout 5,000 Buenos Aer.% Cid. for light to Sid. for fair quality. The oars of Tobacco this week have been pritic.plii % /•• the trade, upwards of 200 idols. Memo hare been Old. to 71.1. per lb.; prices remain steady. The Corn market remains extremely dull ; ni w Wheats are offerimg at • dreliiie of 4d. to ad. wr arid at this redaction few sales are effected. Il e ha‘e alteration to stake in America Flour. There has been some impair) , for Quercitrun Bark fur t!.. French swirkei, and some small sales have been itreriva ut 18s. for good New York, sod 17s. 841. to 194. per t.i. fair to rod A small sale of 19 chest. Madras Indigo has tem wide it es. to 4.. lod. and use lot at 8s per lb. Sicily Sbuttme continues su fair demand, and 21a per cat. has been paid for 200 Imp of fair quality. Reruns &matte have bees in moderate &maw!, !soli. malady for time parcels Owl cowidbe airliverrd there is too alleratiou in the prices. Italian Loaner 66.. Mutrrew a bout 1.. per cwt. lower on...—.. Fish Oils continue very dell of sale fur the season nf tie year. Posfreript, Twooodey, Oclabor 28, 1819, Fowr Corr. —The Iwivaie Inassclious since the public sales of last week have folly supported the advance of rites tho u obtained, and Foreign descriptions are again higher. ti. Domingo was sold enterday at 110 s., and although there .s nut so much inquiry to-day the prices remain steady. St/GAIL—Two pubic sales were brought forward to-else, consisting of 196 Idls. 6 ter. and 310 barrels Trinidad. 65 hhds. Jamaica, 198 hhdr. St. Leiria, 20 bbds. 10 tn. &i 1 20 brie. Dominica, and 140 Mods. and 10 Sr.. Barbedues : the Barbadoes was of good quality and west about Ys. some very ordinary St. Lucia not dry sold at 33..611, aid the low qualities mostly sold at a redactioo from our last gouts. lions, though generally the prices were higher than were ex pected; the pod qualities went at the former prices. A NAinow EICAPIL—On Thursday last, a bol of 14 years of age, re*iding iu Park-square, I• lege-street, Bristol, observed ■n old iron swivel gun lying about the house, and being desirous of cleaning it, he put the breech into the fire, and stated himself before the muzzle to watch it. lit a few seconds an explosion took place, and the to.y felt himself wounded in the front of his thou:it. He was conveyed to the !Armory, where a lat t; e table-fork, without the wooden part of the hand was taken from the wound, the whole of the up to the prongs (between four and five ii‘elir% in length) having been buried in his throat. Ti .e fork, it is supposed, had passed between the pipe and the g►eat blood-vessels on the left title the neck. If the powder hsd not been very moult damaged, or if the fork had taken ■ direction little either to the right or to the left, it would pro. bably have caused instant death. At present, how. ever, the lad appears to be doing well, bat he is by no means out of danger. Tv 01110113. OCTOBC II 26. Gatos Veuice Ital. Lay 37 30 Malta 4B_ Napes l Ali; Pali - Irmo ll6.i.per es- Lisboa ... .... St! Uporto 54 Rio Janeiro 57 Dublin . . .... Cork.... MILLION. Poetess! Gold in t S. er. Coin, per os 0 0 C Gold is Bars 0 0 0 New Doubloon* 0 II New Milan 0 5 Silver is Bars 0 5 New Lewis erch 0 0 COURSE OF EXCHANG, A nisterthun,C F. 11 17 Ditto at Sight 11 14 Rotterdam ll 111 Aniaterp e:-no 12 4 Dansbargia 36 b Altura 34 Paris 3day's date 25 5 Ditto OS 35 Fiourdearx do 23 35 Frankfort on the Maine l5l 2ienosEs.2•Lio. 4 55 Madrid Cadiz 3 6 351 Barcelona &vine 251 Gibrahar 3O Leghorn 461 Yesterday—Kiss Gismos 111. Psocuttits.—Holiday at the nark. Escbairn. Etat led* and fest! its Meow. MEETING OS csiEDiroftS AT•GIIILDNALL C. Hodgkin, M. r. •Witbis. we►rtiewl 1 1I BIRTH. Yesterday, at his house in BA reard-strvet. Russell-mow. the Lady ur J. Newry, E. 41. late Chiet Audit:ea lleatiessias and of the Wotan Isles, of a 'toothier. 34ARRIAGE. ..... Or Friday last, at Georges Chan* Dahlia. by the Re' • T. Le Fano, the key. Henry Cotgingham, of Mommerrritle„ is the comely of Cavan, to Mary Catharine, eldest Caught , ' of the late Jaws limaard, Eau of Oardemksll, in the smutty of Fermanagh. _ _ DEATHS. ♦ few days ago. Mrs. Looalleld. wit* of Edward Esq. sod sister u Co4oaal Brass, ilapreseotative Packaateot fur the roomy of Carlow. Al ♦atdJfeld, roomy kilAare, Jolts Denise, hag. ard HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BkIDGE• 9lmmix 3U after &twist 1$ •tirr 9. LONDON: Priouril sod PoMiami M Oat Odlor, No. I. *good ; o►wr Adverialreseeis ore sossivelL eat lemon• (pow :paid) mom ►e odiloamont..C. SIIIITN. No. 1. Ciromeneb Is. 'Mole.-4. WHIM No. 1“. Pobbaber. J~A' IP V*