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'O 4 .. ) 11 • - - et ,- at ": • • // ‘ /44 , • • • • 4 :7 (-fr //'' //17 1— e • r , . . , • • ? I .; Ort. liiiiii.l.ll(l ..••' • • • • • ..14 1 1 . 1 .4 4 • - t ritto LI) ..t • • LI . • virmenimmanginiminfiNNllll ?•*. ; • LONDON. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. 1819. NUMBER 5245. ?* .• ' Paws 741. THE .4 TRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY. Sept. 29. will be acted the Musical Drama or ROB ROY M ACGREGOR ; Or, AULD LANG SYNE. Fre , krirk Wellies, Mr. Egerton ; Rashleigb Oshaldi stove. Mr. Ahhott ; Francis Osbaldisione, M►. Dareset; Owen. Mr. Ml•inchard; Capt. Thorotou, Mr. Connor ; Rob Roy Macgregor Campbell, Mr. Macreael ; Dongal, Mr. Emery ; Rsillie Nicol Ja►vie (first time), Mr. W. Farrell. TLana Vrrnon, Mica Matthews; Martha, Miss Green; Mat. I.r, Mrs Sterling; Jesse Mu:alpine, Mrs. C ; Helen Murregor, Mrs. Faisal. After whirl:, EAST INDIA HOUSE, Svresureft 15, 1819. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, /redrew to The FAST INDIES, do 'well, giro Notice, That the COURT will he ready to receive Proposals in Writing, on or Won WEDNESDAY. the fliliDelohor nett. from the Owners of such Ships of the burden of from 600 Tons mid upwards, registered measurement, which have not perforated more than Seven Yoram. to and from India or China, specifying the rate of freight at which they may he willing to let such Ship Int one Voyage in the Company's service. import is 1,499 bags, viz. East India 423 bar, Savannah 1,414 bat;., Portugal 42 taw. The market continues extremely 1.1 few almost every de. seriptinn of produce, and but little basinear bait been done this week. The quantity of Sugar offered ait public Pale was 700 casks, of which 550 were sold, and shoat ISO casks have also been taken by private treaty ; the better descriptions have fully supported their former pricer, but brown to mid. riling qualities have in some instaaces sold fld. to Is. lower : the present stock in first hands is estimated at 10.508 casks. In Foreign sad East India we have nothing doing. Caro lina Rice of fair new quality would bring 191. bet the hold. ere are asking higher prices, and very little has been sold; for 50 tierces of fine finality of Carolina, in hoed, 21s. base been obtained; and 17s. to les. 64. for middling to good white Bengal, duty paid. 50 Bags of Spanish Cocoa mold at auction at 58a. 3d.; and for a small parcel of Brazil 57r. have been paid. but there is only a limited inviter fur the article. Ginerr is very/lull, and Barbarities as well as East India were taken its at public sale for want of buyers; lire latter was bought in at 20r. and is held at 225.; light Pepper was also taken in at tlid. per lb. Pimento is very doll. Dyewooda are in limited demand. Montreal Pot Ashes have brought 35.. fid. a 38s. and Pearls 38s. at which prier there are few of the latter now offering. Gond hides meet a ready sale, and considerable business has been done this week la the article at 7d. to 9d. for middling to prime dry Buenos Ayres, and at 31(1. fur salted with all faults. We have experienced another very quiet week in Coffee, and the business done is confined to two public sales, con. silting of 40 cask, and 400 hags Demerara, and 80 casks Ja. malice. which on the whole went off better than was ex pected ; Dutch triage at 84s. to 98 , ordinary at 104 s. to 1075.„ good and fine ordinary at 108.. to 112 s. and low mid riling at 114 a. per cwt.; Jamaica ordinary, not clean, at 109x.t0 105., good and fine ordinary 108 s. to 108 s., and middling at 119 x. being a reduction of about Is. per earl. The holders of Tobacco have evinced rather more disponi. lion to sell, and about 200 bhdr. have been takes for export, consisting of ordinary Rappahannocka, and ordinary hi middling Carolinas at 3d. and very ordinary to middling Kentuckeys at to 34d. per Ili. In consequence of large 'applies , of Wheat having been hemight forward, prices have reeeded 2d.or 3d. per bushel. A sale of 1,500 brie. Americas antic Flour was attempted, but nothing was done, and the holders of Ibis article seem willing to submit In rather lower prices. For Olive Oil there has been a fair demand, and a parcel of 20 tuns fair quality, L Oil, has beets sold at 781 10s. per Inn. Yesterday there were brought forward by auction 507 bags Saltpetre, of which only one lot was sold at 371. per cat. and the rest withdrawn. The Tenders, wish the words "Ship Tender' on the rover, to be severally sealed op, and left with the Secretary, at or betire Twelve o'Clock at Noon on the arhl Otis October, be prod which hour no Tender will he received. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. ..... THE ArPRENTICE. Dick. Mr. Tatea; Wingate, Mr. Blanchard ; Gargle, Mr. Chapman. Charlotte, Mrs. T. Hill. To conclude with the. Farce of HUSBANDS AND WIVES. Sir Peregrine Peery. Mr. Blanchard; Capt. 71eltall, Mr. 3011.4. ; (71 pi. Win[ em. Mr. Abbott ; Farmer Clover, Mr. Emery ; Humphrey Grub, Mr. J. Rawl'. Lady Sarah Peery, Mrs. taw - it ; Eliza Beaumont. Mi.. Foote; Dame Briarly, Mrs. Davenport; Rose, Mr*. T. Hill. The Doors to he opened at Six ()Thick, and the flay to he e io at Seers. Roses 75.; 5 , f1111. 1 Price 3s. hid —Pit 3.. 63.; Second Trice `s—Lower Gallery 25.; Second Price ls.--Upper Gal lery 1•.; Second Price 6d. Places for the Roses to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Bur-orEce, Hart. street, from Ten till Four. A Private Box may be had for the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Office. To-morrow, The Steward, with The Marriage of Figaro. On Friday, Ilse Opera of The Maid of the Mill. t►n Saturday, The Rivals, with The Forty Thieves. On Monday, King Henry the Fifth—after which will be produced a new Dramatic Legend, called The Gnome-King, m The Giant Mountains; with entirely new grand and ex ten,ive Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations. The particulars of the Terms and Conditions npon which the Ships will be eugaged for the Cerammy's service. may he bed &MOM impplitaliwil at the 046ce of the Clerk to the Committee of Sbippiag, ost or after klooday next. 20th Instant. EAST INDIA DOCK HOUSE, Svievratamt 24, 1819. TH E COURT (?). DIRECTORS of the EAST INDIA DOCK COMPANY do hereby pure Notice, That a GENERAL MEETING of the PRORIETORS of the said COMPANY will he held at their Home in St. Hclen'4.place, Bishomate•street, on FRIDAY NEXT. the let of October. at Twelve o'Clock, for the purpose of considering of a Dividend on the Capital Stock of the Corn patiy, fur the Half-year eliding at Michaelmas. By Order of the Court, JOHN FARRAN. Secretary. N.B —The Clair will be takes at Oue &Clock precisely. ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY. LIFE DEPARTMENT. PERSONSti;;;;;lfiswitOle term of Life. will have o• addition made to their Policies every seventh- year, on the principle sn beneficially practised fill lately at the Equitable Assurance Office; or the amount thereof maybe applied in redactime of tie _taste palpitate of Premien. Policies may also be effected for the whole term of Life, on a plan peculiar pr this Office, whereby the Premium is payable fur a fixed nantsber of years oily. LAST WEEK OF PERFORMING. Tli EATIIE-ROY AL, ENG LINK OPERA-NORSE, STRAND. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Policies for 3001. and upwards still be entitled tinder the system of Assurance practised by this Office to participate in the surplus Premiums every fifth year, provided tio claim lies been made Cur loss. ronseq d f the unexpected arrival of the 16 vessel'', supposed from the accounts received to be loaf, the market is become flat. In the other Oils there is not much variation. Fortatou Fnurr.—There has been some inquiry for Zaote Currants, which are very scarce; but fur the other descrip tions of Fruit there is no demand. Rarin►o SUGAR/ have bees in moderate demand—the prices area shade lower than unr last. Gully explanatory of the principle. and rates of the Company, may he had at the principal Office in Cheap side, London, AIIIi of the oeverail Atrent4 in the Country. HENRY DFABOROUGI - 1, Jun. Secretary. Cheapaille, London, September 25, 1819. TO SOLICITORS, RANK FRS. AND OTHERS, IN THE COUNTRY. Gentlemen who are willing to act as Agents fur the Atlas Annrance Company, are replevied to address their application to the Secretary at the Office in Cheapaide, cc compaied with a rekwente to passes In Loony.. r 1 "1 I'RESEN'r WEDNESDAY, Sept. 29, will be presented, for the first time at this Theatre, 11. e Musical Drama of THE PEASANT BOY. Julian (the Pemast Boy), Miss Kelly; Duke Alberti, Mr. U,whotham ; Dire" Montaldi, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Hyppo htn. Mr. fireman; Ludowico, Mr. Harley; Fabian, Mr. AV Vkinson. Leonora, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley; Olympia, Miss ; Rosalie, Miss Love; Marinetta, Miss I. Stevenson. Etta of the Opera. Mr. Harley will sing, " What is not; or, I 'ban% set the Thames Ull 6re." In the course of the Evening, *variety of Entertainments, called, ODDS AND ENDS, consisting of Songs, Glees, Retitle:tins. Imitations, &c. An AildreA (written for the ...erasion. by the Author of Doctor Holes), in the character of Geoffry MufSucap, mounted au an Ass: by Mr. Wilkio. son. After which, Specimens of IMITATION, by Mr. John iteevc--jin which the following Tragic and Comic Performers will give their different Ideas how " Speak the Speech. pray," hum Hamlet. should be spokes:—Mr. Kentish., Mr. Kees. Mr. Yount, Me. D. Fisiser, Mr. Message. Mr. Harley, Mr W. Farrell, Mr. Blanchard, ;nd Mr. Mathews. To conclude with (poottively for this night only) the Burletta of BOM BASTES FURIOSO. Gimemicilombasies (with " Hope told a Battering tale"), Min Clara Fisher (her 137th appearance in that character); Art saositicoos, King of Utopia (with the song of " Rhyme witliunt Reason"), Miss Caroline Fisher; noshes, Prime Minister .Of State, Miss Eliza Lancaster; Demolition (with the song of " Queen Dido sat st her palace gate"), Miss Am Ilia fisher. Glee, "Oh ! cruel man," by the Muses Ca.. dine, 'Amelia, and Clara Fisher. Fioale, by the whole of becbarieters. D )(traits be opened at Half-past Six o'Clock ; the Per form anteio begin at Seven. Bo wee, as ; Second Price, 3s.—Pit, 31. Second Price, Is. 6 d.—cower Gallery, Ss. ; Second Price, Is.—Upper l:alln •v, 'ls.; Second Price 6J. 80. era. Pieces, Tickets, Admissions for the Season, and Priest r Boxes (with the advantage of a separate entrance in Rs. rter•Mreet), to be had of Mr. Stevenson, at the Box Office, Strand entrance, from Ten till Four; and of Mr. Farts mit,'Lihrery, 170, New BouiLstreet. reit VIIE EAST AND WEST INDIES. MILLARD'S PATENT CLOTH. stnittirt par de lin, stain en passedeng les glorifies,. INsurs Me for -its Healthfulness to wear is the East and e ladies, as well as iu the Cold Climates, and fur its rev .4 1 , py. MiLLARD very respectfully informs Mer e) • Oltenia, *nil the Nobility and Families going to the Jodie s its LATENT CLOTH is sold at bis WARE NM BE, We. 16, CHEAPSIDE, with his own Name, &c. atlixt d, tuall no where else whatever, in entire Cases for Ex ports ben. and Retail by the Piece, for Gentlemen's wear g Aim Family purposes, and in wide Widths fur Sheet ing, lair irareiting, and for winter use, for which It is :wisp kA, -never imbibing the damp atmosphere.. Fami lies r It she country wishing to nbtaiii one or more Pieces (to Pees teet.the recurrence of other manufactures being sold fur it'. Pik have their orders executed as if present, free of lirfl et?. F anHiti rettrrning from abroad will find it the most use• • *mare of climate, and Ladies arriving from India ale r *spectrally iitformed, they may exchange India Shawls 1 , 0- • the abate 40 the greatest advantage, or for the various dear [affirms of Family Linens, Irish Linens of the improved :14%1 ds, Foreign Damask 'Fable Linen and Napkins, Russia aticl ribOr Sheeting,; curious British Shawls, • peculiar to ! araiae,copied expressly from the choicest India; Printed Fur orturet,•Cambrics, and Muslin' of new mid unique de mt, is, and the most fashionable Articles for Dress, both Fin. tern and British. at 0 xrd prices. Selections for entire l'ar 64 or iadividual Establishments may be conveniently pr, Ir. TOE APERIENT SODAIC POWDERS. - firianiN new and elegant Preparatiott possesses She advantage of instantly producing the best SODA W ATM, mad of being, at the tame time, a nsiW KPERIIIkNT, relieving Heartburn, Bile, Nausea, Acidity •iii the - Stomach, he. It is recommended to those whose S:oers-Ai from weakness, ur other causes, reject Epsom and Cbtlieuliam Salts, he. the nauireons taste of which deters 'limy from tunic them. These Powders possess all the medicinal properties of those salts; in their operation are equally mild and efficacious; sad being perfectly tasteless, they may be given to children as well as adults who cannot take a saline aperient it; any other form. The Powders :taken after too free wn indelgerce ia the luxuries of the table, particularly arse too much wine, the winsome diw ugreeable effects are a:together avoided. n warm climates, they will be fused difPesively beneficial, as they correct dies ordered bile, withont debilitativi the stomach. 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Pastsnipt, Tuesday, September 28, 1819, Four o'Cloek. Tbr B. P. Sociaa market nas fiat wally, but last week's prices were fully paid. The public sale of Barbadoes did not in off briskly. Curves —There wan is public sale toalay, and the trans actions by private eimpipaill arm wvy limited. St. Domiams is reported to bare boa Noli s isamediais papaw, at a considerable rediictioo. Rwit.—A public sale of MII paggabease IP= Wag* tag. ward this morniiic, at whirl ii, donned vas ill, awl seat more than one half was sold ; the pima abgaiggell USN to hie) as those quoted in our last ; bet pullout salsa bore been made at some reduction. ADJOURNED INQUEST AT OLDHAM. MANCHESTER, SUNDAY. SEPT. 26. I send Ibe farther proceedings before the Camas. at Old ham. I have already seat you the amount up to *eves o'clock on Saturday eveniag : herewith you have the re., maissder up to aine o'cinck, when the esarninatioa elsestfor the night, sod was adjourned sill Monday morning. On Noy return here from Oldham I went late as it was, to the Theatre; but nothing occurred wersh;of obscrvatiaa. The crowd was very great, but uu moist or altegapt at die tu dowses appeared. OLDHAM. SATURDAY RIGHT. INQUEST ON JOHN LEES.---( Reference contilmod.) Thomas Whitaker costumed.—We took three pints of ale on the road. It came to 4d. the piece what we drank in the Dusty Miller. In another.place we drank a pint the piece three of us. At Westwood we had a gnarl all three. T he other man was called William. We had no other liquor hut ale. I cannot say we were all sober ; the deceased was rather tipsy-like ' nut exactly what they call drunk. He walked well enough. He west to Stockport on 'Monday, and re turned on Tuesday evening. I was with him. We left Stock. port at six in the morning, amid stopped in Manchester till two o'clock. We had some roast beef with us. We stopped at four houses as we were going to Stockport. In three houses we had a pint betwixt us, and a pint she piece at the last. At Stockport we drank chiefly beer; no spirits. There was neither of its tipsy. I tall it drunk when lam not capable of doing any thing. In Stockport we spent Is. 6d. the piece, sad 6d. the piece back to Manchester. We walked to Man chester, and came home in a cart. We never drank any spirits. It was on the Sunday following we had a glass of brandy and water for Md. He appeared then well enough; be never Made any complaints to me. It was about the Tuesday that be appeared to grow worse, and lust his appetite. He kept growing lower and weaker till be died. He began to complain on the Wednesday night as be lay ea bed, that be had a ter rible pain in his 'boulders, that he could nut bear them to be touched. That was the test time I heard his complain of his shoulders. On Tharsdity night he complained of the pans in his left foot, sod could not rest at all. My mother told the doctor, who ordered it to be washed and poultice"). From Friday be bad so_ kno wled ge at all of chat was done or • him. LOUTH AM ERICAN PRODUCE. sai.l to . .He complaiwed Wilbert of his shoulder sad leg if any ose fondled ft. Oa Sunday he became speechi es s. I The C•Tron market runtssues extremely dull. and prices saw cots on his coat at the back of hie neck. It might 6 a generally may be quoted 4.1. per lb. lower, except East In- ample of mehes. din, which is more 6. mly held, yet front the very trifling By Mr. Hanner—At the wakes (fairs) we dunk only beer: business done, our quotations CAD only be considered as no- he was sewer &wok; he °heti refueed to drink. natal. The saki of the week, ditty paid, are 30 Upload Joseph Wrigley—l law the deceased shoot a month be- Ane 15.1.; 40 Pcrnamhocco fair to good, 194.; 170 Derne fore the 16th. I met him es the 16 th in Oldham , wh en h e rani and Berbiee fair in " a . 169 ' a 17 * 4. a ilid '' 11.'".,., seemed in excellent health; it was at the bottom of the Bent ;, Carriacou and Grenada ordinary to middling 141.1. fair 1541.; I sew him in what lammed prirrines.fiem mew. I had area 10 Common %Vest India fair 14/J. ; 100 Beluga' fin hood) him is several places on the way to Manchester by mere st ordinary to middling 741. a 714.; fair to good 7;11. slid.: cident. Just before Me. Haat came to the Geld, I saw hi& total sold 480 bags. The imports are 473 bag. liaised I - neer the hustings; we were both doer together. n ervous State., 1,311 bags Pernambuco), 7 gulden, 183 bags great commotion afterwards, which reiaoved ass little from West India : total 9,034 bags. the holdings. There were many women seta children about to. BALTIC PIIODOCt is greenfly falling in price, owing to I We agreed on the ground, but not before, to come away to il pkatifol arrival*. tether. I never saw the cavalry till the shout was made, sad The following were the quotations at St. Peleraburgh, then they advanced close up to the hustings. We were os the 3.1 September, 1819 :—Y. C. Tallow 9 180 risk.; Snap ditto, ground about half an hear befere. 1 saw disavowed receive -140 ; Hemp dell at 90; Bristles 87 a 69—Exchange, t • wound rotted Ms Masse his right arm, from a osbre• He 10 9-16. was protecting himself frees me of the military, whelk ' LIVERPOOL REPORT. IsPrestean 25, 1619. another rode up, ea the rlghtside, sad cat him on his right The Carrel, market mil mations' eniremely milt, sad arm, which he had esbralled ewe his bead Is protect hiss. prima have Ag g ii ii atzeorraily id. per lb. 'llse sales ansonnt He sad a walking allele le hie right Wei MI made ..." In 2,100 bags, consisting of 50 Sea Islands at 6. Id. a of it. He thee Gilt blichoolats tad kg** use ova under Is. 74.1.; 10 amine,' al 1.. q.t. ; son Bowed' at lat. a 14j41.; tb, berm' feet. ISSIP se .me eflestlll-1 ambito aiming IMO Orleans at 14d. a 174.; 160 Permute at 180. a 194.; helm when be te tales, these 1041riek. mil said .80 Babies at 17i.1. a is-0.0100 illamithause at 1814.• 17141. ;Ms aim was gelds% very stiff, and be must get it dressed. SO Mims at lid.; /se Diunranor at 14111. a 19.1.; 30 mat- He mid be had get • wowed en his bet* bens a *Malec sea West ladies at 130.$ 60 Carthage's , at 11111. •GO 1 sew a rat ea the back et his cost. 711 only weesd I saw Swots Si Mi. • 10d.; 100 0108•11 al VIS• 11 ads Per lb. 71iit gives was thus by the seldlennsast tie ewe spilt the. hs . m. , TO THE LIVERY OF LONDON. GUITLZY/EII, ON Wednesday newt, conformably to ancient custom, you will have to exercise your right to elect your Chief Magistrate fur the year emoting; on which ores " my name will be submitted to your coosideration to serve is that high oilier. I beg leave to assure I would sot willingly shrink from the duties of that important station, but, at present, c o ncerns of a private nature will unavoid ably employ so great a portion of my time, that I am in duced humbly, yet confidently, to hope that my services army not he required on this occasion. Desirous, however, of employing my humble abilities is the service of my fel low-cisme.% I Inset she lime will sows arrive when I may have the honour to solicit that support which I am sow anxious to decline. I have the honour toile, Gentlemen, Your very obedient and moat faithful Servant, CHRISTOPHER MAGNAY. College-hill, 17th Sept. MC -- . "*" Pesteclilli Wood , MOW sit* bad sowat i to ses = Mr. Has; 101 l sold *My s lisr mod% Mlas "dot, and limas ilaiillors Amt. We were ois the OWd half as kw Mean Mr. Heat The dationge Imallti edi Petitlelk ON Ws. oe , Wholes after Mr. Hunt cams; pertly' itiontr : I hem air iallatosa hese. •be emu 4h carnage, awl earn sell the *tag acturamly. We miol4 • icoi get away, the crowd was so gloat. The yeomanry mdtalt came up Ind, tool thee Ilse. IStit. sod they tot lot rigorism that 1 cannot tea which of them struck she deeessed. There was en alleer.urba gore me to oliPoettmitt fir olegflolt. me 1 should have brew left Arad I egoista tell whether 4114 struck or cut any is oiming op to the Hustings. 1 enigma say that there (rasa way siren; the people were enininnt 115 every direction. There was a shout from the people sat from the Military, who were they, s taudesse st i ll, and wow . ing their swords over their beads and shoulders. The mili tary then came as fast in they could make tlwir was throng,' the people. A nasht only see t h e horses' head. when they got jaw the crowd. They cut L•efure 1 could stet away. They made their way at least Intl yards Hiroo/it the emie;t. kit... they were a dozen yards Goma me I first sea them r.:e. Ik e had 0o idea that they moult cut, or we might /MVP gni away. quicker. The people made no resioisme. The herself forest watt se gallop for what Imola see. I do- wog bone wheimer etwy cwt before me nut. They eat mescal more. Igoe whetter! before the deceased was cot or not I canoot telj. I sew thew caning at the carriage in whirls women were. They cot through my hat. 1 saw none Chet was rut before John Lees. I saw many rut afterwards; but I do wad know whether 10, the yeomanry or the 151 k; I. did nut observe whether they hail beard on their tipper lips; An officer of the 'bib solo, when I was down, " Fur shame. wont los give elle people lime to get away ; don't yon Pet them down r' ittpq, i sot up I saw them cutting at the people. I saw a sword twat.. some inches from the point. It was not fur me that the ofE. err interfered, but for the people to get sway. There sweat he from half a dozen and a dome soldiers in gay view. I could tint RIO any distance. I ran off behind the officer's horse. and went with the crew A. 1 saw stone Cut Ott*. nod did nut look hi kind me. The colliers had genre another way. He was a yeomanry man that put the persist of hie woad through my hat i, he threat it thigioeli, did not strike we. I called to him not In murder me, 3n41 lie struck on more et me. They did nut hurl me or John Lees, to going op to Ike hustings, and I cannot tell whither it was the persons who went up to the hustisgs or cohere. 1 cannot say whether it was the persona who went up tothelsortihrg. ire other,. I run not re y whether they strnck in coming sip to the hsatiogs, h u t I sun their swords going in all direction.. 1 saw the 'woolen:nog sip and falling down. It might he about half-past one. I had no previous information that the military were etr.- ing, till 1 heard the slant. suit then I saw then, corm,(. We believed that they were etigniftg only to arrest th - eprokeni. They did dint, hut they were not control wits. that; if they were, John Lees world not he now Mad, or 1 ill so long. They did not give the people time In get away. I newer, carver hearth of a Riot Act reed, and 1 saw I no person haring a paper in his land. I saw none it co loured clothes, and none but those on horarbsek. 1 nmerheard • of a Magistrate ordering the meeting to disperm. 1 was opo.t hue hustings to have a view of the meeting hefure .Me. Haut came. I was anxious to get awsy, but I was trampled don,. sutler the horses before I could escape. The soldiers desired me to go about my business, and asked use if 1 would ewer come there again. Whenever they struck they said. " G., about your business." They struck many times at Lees be fore be was tut. Upon my oath I sew Lees strike. He warded off blows by receiving them on his stick. He did not Nike before he was wounded, and 1 did not see him after. 1 gager few say 000 attempt to *tritest say biome or welsher. I OW *Diking thrown or dist at them. 1 heard wo reports of guts (*pistol at that time. I sever hearilJohn Lees say that helmd dlommunied one soldier. He was nut hurt by the first soldier, because he received his blow on the stick. Mr. Rant was on the stage when I fell down. I did not see him taken into custody. 1 saw no horse nor soldier no the ground. I think it would not be above ten mintitesTrism the time I Ail tilhl got off the ground. 1 went then to my sister's itassalsorbete I' gut myself washed and had some recre4s ellytlr I elites saw John Lees beforieat a pithliclionse—a Nays sal ; Abraham. I dno't know. wind You . , cull him. lisle are tptestions that I do nut tbink'petitier to he put M tar. . ' aelfonet —I -am not satisfied that you knew him. Wilmot-4 ton prove that. Sir. Mr. Haragere—You have sworn it. That's enough. Witness.— I did not keep as account of the several timers IMw him, or where it was. I saw him at public meetings. Sot the time I particularly got acquainted with Win was the lab. I saw the body, and I should have known him then If I had not been told of his death. Robert Neil(' fetched 'tie to give evidence before the Cormier. [The witness here gave a misfile account of the deceased's dress on the 16tli.J His hat was none of the best. I saw Nothing the matter with it morewhan with any other kat much worn. The crown was not cut or torn off. be Mr. Harmer. •- 1 whl uneven now from the wound.. I did not go fur any riot se ellessurhamat, nor Juba lees. Thew was not the least ilistwebasece or desire of riot before the military entered. Meet were many wemeo mut children among the crowd. 11erg were all in good humour. Th•re were wo arms. I had Mee handle ut an old umbrella for a stick. The shoot freligbe people was to .hew the ouliliers that they regarded them as friends, and I iereilervtuod the soldiers to return is. They advanced in afew I.lllllieg after wards. We did not endeavour to get swap tilt the u.td:e►a began to cut; but then it was impossible lo get /mai Lt would not be in the power of massy to stoop to the ground to get any thing to be throw., if they wialwil it. I osw ow. attempt : it was in the morning I noticed the hat.—(Mls. Harmer had been, on thil occasion, isterroptrd by the Cu toner far putting leading questions. Mr. Harmer it was reedy to sass time ; but he avoid procredlemdly Robert Neild—l am a batter, and knew Jones I...sit for *e'en ur eight years. The first time I saw him, *her be .as wounded, was at the sign of the Shears, Nevitine.lwatts. ois the 16th August. He showed me the 11411110 on has sight elbow, and he said be had a vitioart as lw shansidee. alu•h soothed looked at. I looked, and ohartmd what I 11'1u :sett a stab. I saw his shoe mat. Ibis was Own: fivereclora. I had wee him pas.: the wi.daw, sod called bites ire. Re pointed out Joseph Wrigley to was we were going Miele. " That is the Naas that saw me have my wouods; Ise wen with me." They then met and shook hands. I did ii..t Wrigley then. Wrigh y asked 1 , 1 to go into the Woollier , k : but the deceased refused, and said his arm was 'tit The ...t -om new prodtieeil the runt. The right sleeve was at► eovvrril with blood. The Foreneau said, he believed it so have totem the deceased's coat, fur he had seen him 41,4 pass leis ware house with it. It was what is 4:4 1 / 1 M1 . 011464. Healso kr4z dared the shoe whirls was forcibly lo►a sip. The Coroner evolved to have the identity re giikeety pegstd. Mr. Haruser said, it was very easy to ote so, if the Jury wished it. The Comet ash, he hail an doubt ef the ielse r gegy, but lee wished to proceed regularly. Whams proceeded-1 saw Mm on Sunday, the 191 h. :lit then lomplaieed much, said ha bast leas his appetde, that he was very ill. Mel be was very 111. It being *ow mule o'clock, aura Ur. Ilsewire kiklelPt irti- r X it =awl that he load at kat Key wises. ~l it bet betides the wit Metbet milt t lobs icisaiiesiiiii. Av. :lee Constable. she Coroner became eseeieseibakeh.* i apieteible to said as ailjeatiesva,oodieheseAke ailjee tad till Wee o'clock tie Illltiewley isoowleg. The Waal trodeed by the prossoliegobefore the Caw r is last image. The paean el the fire. 4 sea the ovis obliged the Omar rsyeatelly he laming kw fear the lIC,e shall give wry. A eassidaskie easkltiole pontiowel is. arsilileil at the Asses aid artless of the hove darieg the ,hats lbw, bait the greelist selise awl garters, wee poi. sera& Sir Claire Wiled... 1114,1m-Johissib. Might, Ilesettoost, Tinos ft. WM wig. esvetstors thessghise nr, like-