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STRICTURES so the MODERN SYSTEM of FE. L s. 10 10 1 0 1 1 10 0 The Silford Quarter Seabione commenced to-day, belore flue Key. N. Hay, as Euietuan, and a full lieueli of Magistrater, viz.— Jam,. Norris. Emu J. Si!wester. Esq. Esq. IJ. Ridgway, Egg. ft wilted, Esq. J. C.tossie), E s q. It Fletcher, Esq. I Rev. C.W. Eiariston, James Watkins, Esq. About hall-pa►t ten o'clock the nam-s of the Grand Jury were called over, and the following Gentlemen appeared and we►e acorn, viz. : John Bradshaw, Esq. of Manche%ler, Foreman Edward I,ilshton, Esq. of H. Orntrod, F.sq. hisachestar Edmund Howarth, Esq. of Cheetham Levensloilme Richard Potter, Esq. ditto J. Clegg, E.q. of Pllkington T. Barrow, Esq. of Pendleton Ratcliffe Schulfielil,Esq.ditto I James Chadwick, Esq. of Robert Phillips, Esq. ditto Walmsley John Anderton, E.q. ditto J. E. Schuler, Esq. of Salford .1. Wallis, Esq. of Manchester Thomas Kaye, Esq. ditto John Million, Esq. ditto Thomas Walker, Esq. ditto After the Jury had been sworn, Mr. Hay ad. dressed them at some length, mud Gentlemen of the Grand Jun•, " You will be aware that Parliament has been in a late in stance called to; at a touch earlier period than in Imes of peace has generally been the case. The necessity of this has been undervloorl to arise from the many disgraceful at tempts of the disaffected and impious in various parts of the country, mid the object ass to submit to the Legislature cei fain measures fur the protection of the Constitution, the results of a hick, under their wisdom, it was hoped would prevent a repetition of sods nefarious proceedings. It is la mentable to think that such • necessity should exist, but that it did exist was notorious to those most conversant with the manufacturing districts...l* England and Srollamd. Par • 'lamest, therefore, lust no time in providing such enact ments as I trust will be found adequate to their respective purposes, and will at the same time give-confidence to the well dipposed of his Majesty's subjects throughout the United Kingdom ; should it prove otherwise, Parliament has re served to itself a power to alter their Acts duriug the present Session. " The number of statutes passed as referable to, or sue. treated by rsct a events are six : four a them are permanent, the two others are temporary. 1 will take alarm iu the order they •pprrer is the Statute Bunk." _ Mi 7 ..114y then relerred to the Acta of Parliament, teal the title or each, and explained theca to the Grand Jury. In conclusion he t+aid— r• 1 have now, Gentlemen, endeavoured, however imper. reedy, to bring under one view, for your information and that of the country, the ►everal Acts which have been re cently passed. ity us, who have been hurried on by the current of existing circumstances, they may fur the most part be considered only as preventive of future evil.. But to the Hi.tornm, clogging up as they do the 'try entrance of our yearly statutn, they must present • striking memorial of that depravity which has called them forth, and of the spirit and diligence of that Parliament which bas enacted them. " The Legi.lature has done its duty, and that with firm ness and .Ino notion. But to us e iu our several capaciiier, it belongs to give e ff ect to their exertion.," Sr . Mr. WAY then alluded to the state of the calen &or, which was very heave s coti!aniti,g not fewer than '215 felonies, and 88 inistlenseannuts, b-sadts GS traverses; it was therefore of importance that no time should be Toil. TI . Court hoe been occupied the whole dee in hesiiiig uppeNk in settlement cased, of nu merest but to the contending townships. GLOUCESTER SESSIONS. At the City Sessions, which commenced on Mon. day, tJie business was not brought to a close till Tuesday afternoon, the calendar exhibiting the un precedented number of fifteen prisoners. Jour( PHILI.POTTS, Esq. Mayor, pre,ided, and in his Charge to the Grand Jury addressed them as fol lows : " Gentlemen of the Grand Jery—lt is impossia ble to peruse the heavy calendar of prisoners whose cases will come under your consideration upon the present occasion, without feelings of distress at the apparent increase of crimes; but it to at th e *awe time satisfactory to know that immediate detection has almost invariably followed every depredation which has been teceutly committed wit hiratlle dis trict over which our jurisdiction extend-. To the indefatigable exertions and incrtast d activity s f the officers of our police, this must in a great•inelsure be attributed. But while I express to th-m the unqualified approbation of the Msgi.trates, far their vigilance and attention, I feel that I ought to express to the inhabitants at large the acduow• ledgrnents of my brethren and myself, fur the vtry general co-operation which we lupe received in all the measures which we have lately felt it our duty to suggest for the good government of the city : and I trust that the same good understeichog will continue to prevail, in carrying tutu effect such fur. ther regulations as may, from time to tame, be deemed advisable for the general good. " In the anxious endeavours of the Magistrates to enforce a system of good order witlini the city, it is passible that souse of their measures silty ap. pear to savour of harshness and severity. If soy such feeling. be entertatued they can wily appeal to the effect produced by these measures, in prof of the propriety of their adoption. The peat ü b. ject of punishment is to deter by example—and ex. perience has fully shown that, in pursuing that sys. tem which the Magistrates have lately felt them. selves bound to adopt, the public punishment of delinquents has tended materially to prevent the course of profligate uteudicatto, and abandoned los. 4 4 • t •