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Ti ohicl. w , ll br ad.lyd, the Farm of • l'IUSI)NI : .1t AT LAIIGIt. Tied Ern I. 'llr. Barneril ; 1114 Dow4le, Mr. Maaaen; • Mr. f;.ll.ir; .Inrk t'ornsior, Mr. ; M u ff% MI. Knie.t. Addili , le, Miss (7iirr ; Radrel, bin. Alfri 33.0. Mm. Slat! Mialati, Mr. Risasell.—Aeting Manager, Mr. Tke whole rwler the yiertomil Direction or Mr. rli , lon. The Dwane, •;11 Ite nyietbed klaK.rm.l Thr ree6eigars. eneeke,.et preei.ely at Fermi. ; gi.ennit Pen , 3.. 11.1.—Pit 3.. 04.; Seenna Trice 2. —l.ewer Galh•ry 2..; Sremitl Prire I..—Upper r;v:e... 14 t S row, Prier Rd. "Pie p Infer aill Ito gem Eleven till Fire &Flitch --pi.ers in he I.ken of Mr. Rinlwell. Ilan Book keeper. /1".••01. Ito heel (nightl)O .if Mr. Print!, who is of the Dant-0111eir Eereiptft, the Private Botirs Deporesiem, w Well se the general arrange ?tient .411. r 11 wra. 711 A' .4 rot c. ROY A CMWRlvltaAilinaN- F!fiS EV EN I NG. TUESDAY , October 1 9 , lor sera the Comic Opera of ovr, 1N A VILIAGF.. Sir iCillinm Mr,/lows, Mr. Chapman; Justice Wontienek, Mr. Diverts; Young %teattwin, Mr. Philipps; IlAwthstru, Mr. Tavt,w; Enstare, Mr. Pvrir ; linden, Mr. Emery. Ro swim. blow %I. Tree; Deborah M.o.!cock. Mrs Davenport ; Lutistla, Mien Slntiliews; Madge, Mitts Benunimit. In Art 111. " Tozether It t us range the 11,1.15.,.. by Mr. Tbilipps vril blip M. Tree. • . Mier alsith will be perf:rrme.l (11th time), a lir' , Dramatic Ifreead, relief; Tii F. GNOME KING; Or, THE GIANT MOUNTAINS. % I 'A new Nbedet tend awl extra...re Reettery i Machinery, • Drawee,amed I)ecorntions. Grrm.r..—Dyke klopeteis....l.loffenamozen, Mr. Pantry ; Pmron floret. Mr. Farrell ; Doke Sielsmomi, Mr. Dm- Pri Stella, Misr I. Tree; Lady Brinhiltha, Mr,. Comoro —llenteriel Mee Gnome King% Mr. Tern; Doan. Erse., Mr. ; First Gounre, Mr. Connor Secure. Gomm., Mr. J Inters. • ftwarernei7o.—Z lebt.minrf, A.1.1.0tt ; Galore., 'Mews. Runt, Pyre, Comer. Goner 7..; %mond Prier 20. 6d—Pit 3.. R. 1.; &rood P. Gallery tr.; lieceoil Price ls.—Upper Ga hm 1..: Sernad Prier ed. Th. C Kong will be rriwatetl every Eveniug, Friday 71.-mmeamw, the Coamndy of Love for Love. (In Tboreehy, the ow Co welly of The Stes fIpHR norm. , INFIRMARY for the HE- R 'ACE of Ile POOR Afflicted with DISEASES of the EIE f.. k Wert, I;sirlisagton-Karrlen.—inatitnie , l Lt the Tier 1804. Ilittler tI. nnunetttate patronage or his Ma jesty sod Stir Royal Family. PRSSIDENT. 111, Grace the Doke of SOMERSET. VICIFTRESIDEIM. The Bute of Saigon!, The lord Bacot, 't he Dole of Deviandine, The Lord Braylonolre, The Rarl of Bewborougli, The Lord Eardlry, 'Floe Rul of Aileslirry, S., John Wrolierley, Bart. The Earl of Cardigan, I Sir Wathen Walter, Bari. The Pith , Rev. the Bishop 1 J. J. Angeratein, Esq ear EinrOtatia.. Operatioe Fro-cens e and Sir; A I.RlArffi It, Oradiat to ilifJosise tt.. Prise* R 'eon in Or.lionry, Mr. HENRY Lis Majesty, soil bis Royal Al the Ia•I Unmoral, alleetlim wf the Committee, held on Troaday, tlr htfa °Maher, 1110, it app►arrd by the Books, that th. r► had lieen m.0.'110401-, the openioz of the Irstitu• tint. on Ito tail' Wordy 1905, 28,684 l'aiieuto, of whom 16.83(i had been eared and relieved, 731 defined ilierrablr, and Ler? th►r remain►d upon the hat. That during the rai.l 1..n0d of time, 1,673 operation% bad betll performed for the removal of Catarart,of which 1,008 had bee,. patrolled • :Ili f,.irefi , r. nod 115 of the,e were on persons born blind. lam l'atirobz had been restored to sight by the orwratton t.•r ariificall 13, Order et the Commits's*. S. terrildiees and Dentitions ore received at Mews. flevve, teed et. rleet-street ; by Cohen 111iiford, Esq. Trensurcr, Fitzroy-square: by Mr. Alexander, Surgeon, C.. r b.st r , and by Mr.Orlion, the Collector, 98, Great ISI•rto !rimer% Markt...ism 0 h. sr 111 • t. 11 a • 4 1 1 4 EIGHT irIItZFS OF f 20.000. C,.. - 41W I El' nnsi Co. rilisrevfolly inform the Public K 7; thin the Present LOTTERY affords an 11 , •COTTIIIII ad- V3 , llllVe In persona who purchase any of the 5,01 1 0 Tiskets ui , ve on oak. is Home will be Hie only Tiek et• put into the 11 Feel his the First Day's Bruising (9th NOVE%f RER), and hire the chance of the EIGHT Prizes of 20,111 1 0/. and all the other Prizes appertaining to 20,000 Tickets. The l'irst Orawo ize, and its corresponding Number, will each hive:o,ooo/.10 Consols and Money; nod the First-drawn Elmik. and it. correspiiiiiling Number, will each have Sixteen Tickets, to he chosen Icy the fortunate Holder of such I:jank.,Tschet. The lowest Prize iis this lottery is 161. tstiVIFT and Co. have SHARED. SOLD, and esefualfy PAID In Ili , . Public "sous Montv in CAPITAL Ping's'', I. many Tlounsamis of Pownds, tkna mire ether OjNee, in ciuding the whole of the Laser Five L.ortrams, which s.iii.s.:;•lf tl TWO Priz.n of 36.000/. Consols, TWO Prizes .61. Croon/. Money, and NINE Prizes of 20,060/.—iu 911,1,00 f 11. r Tic ket• aucl*liires are selling it No. 11, Poultry ; Nu. 12, Charing..rrosa; and No. 31, Alava high-arreet; The fur 'MUM thriceit S IFT and Co. NINE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL TANTIFRICF., invented by the late Jacob Hemet, Dentist to the Royal Family, have been proved by bag to gieatly excel, both in elegance and efficacy, . eery oilier preparation fur the Tteth and Gums; they ef fectual', preserve the Teeth in a sound slate even to old age, rebiler them white beantifel without impairing the enamel, fasten such as are loose, and keep tench as are de cayed from becoming worse. They likewise readser the harlot, delicately sweet, prevent the Tooth-Ache, perfectly rare the Scurvy in the GURU, and woke them grow erns and ease to the Teeth.--The Essence in particularly recom mended to Parent. and Persona wbn have the care of . Children as the greatest preservative of young sod tender Teeth. None are gesuisto but what have the Waft* " !Memel, Bayley and Blew, Corkepar-tareet," eagraved in the Stamp. Price 2s. 1141. each. BAY I.Ers TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of LESIONS, for taking Ink Spots and Stales oat of late sad Limns. Tim 'ramie, is signed NW. Bayley" at the Ron sad Wrapper. Also big SCOURING DROPS, for taking Grosse me of Sdk. Sid, Woollen Cloth, /re. price Is. curb. TERITABLI PONNADR price 3s. ed. tbe 11 1 " 0 - Sold, Wholesale sad Retail, by Lyley and Blew, Per. fusers, Corkspar.street, Lades. MANcHßsrttn. NEW DAILEY. SATURDAY, OCTOBER IG. EXAMINATION OF MF.AGNER. Mr. Wright entered the Court at twelve o'clock, and, after hawing disposed of a few ituteatrrial rates, proreelied upon this rassitiontioo. Mr. Wright asked Mr. Atkisson if he was ready with Isis witnesses? Mr. Atkinson (the Solicitor, who appears fur the preeres• ties) replied, that lie was 4wite prepared. $1 $ £dwurd Mr gear was then brought up,.snil plactg4llllo . ' Mr: he was dressed in a Wet k suit. The Magistrate then declared to the people In the bid" the Court, that if he heard a single hiss, los OW/ ioshvidesl eel itastedtateiy. Mr. Milne (the e1erk).....1f sny hisses are beard, ttodltddlt: moot be clewed. The Court was crowded to *shoo; bet the sadness *fro perfectly gold donne the examination. Joseph Ames, oar of those who wets ~mkt' by She Pri. 'neer, was Ord called. He was eiasetliasiiinsite in the Ma. 'Wrote. He was eassaiweil, *MO' deposed as follows:-1 live in Fleet.s4reet ; I was jail "Mom heear on set or d a y a furinight since, *flee twelve Weller, lima I happened to set pearl. plumbic sed repsueier. talking aheei sowrl.od Arisen was of a varies winders/; I was Oita in ISeansirair ; I knit Asp/word In stop wlwrr rose or tee an‘re and lii.nril ..nme our its the street say, ". He is firing btank ear hiders.% NO leaner had I heard els t, than I was wuundrd. The torment I received the hall, T sow my ',gnaw,, wl,n was Ruin= home. He pone., toy truusers down, and foond I was wounded. lateterlotiely one or tern took hold of sate. and Ohre arveral mine came to assist,ined tarried me In the In. Ilnintry. A ballet wounded it,.. Idn not know finm whence it tame. The goo, tie undid, flasbal front ael rri t window. I leave been returned from ata •bret five weeks lag 4ted- nerd* y Examined by the slagistrate....lllll not 'awake pens swim fired. I ear sum pot his WNW Duel as window a short lion after word*. enortionshooll lop4k.PooNS--Whes 1 {rat left the honor sorttoill 11161 lir 'woo 111.• eartrimiterw. tMh there about two minutes before I was wiailisikst I had brine walking that night wish two or three yossug men with wlscwa I became acquainted. his brother -as not nor of she pasty. I met him at she top of Opp:Kite the house from whence the shut was firealbere might be then about a dozen people. How far from the house was that crowd? Mr. Adduct--The witting did nut say there was any crowd, bet Aiwa a dozen people one assembled. What wrest these twelve espliogl—Tbry were deeding to gether, and *sew two talking. Urn,* yolks** were they sot talking about Meagher?— Not in my tweeters. You did not hear sufficiently what parsed in the crowd to sederstand that they were talking whitest Meagher?—No. You were finite rarer ?—Yes. I met with my companions at about nine o'clock, and I was with them till this hap pened, although I hail little knowledge of obese. The young own were taking Mime some yowls* women. I dos t know the names of any of them. I *set know •Itether they are here to -day or nut. I could not see if the outdoors of the house were broken. I heard nothing said about the Pri soner, mid only beard something said about blank-cartridge. The deposition was Sigurd by the witness. Robert Boldiann (the other wawa. who was wounded, was need evemineil. Inc was stated during the whole of his examined ~,,,, and looked much emaciated. I beret No. 303, Meariggite, soul nen a nail-maker. I bail a sltopenate's bro ther rustic to see me; and his brother and I both lodged in one Loose. They were going to lurks a Oat of beer, earl I went along with them. It was getting lair, mad the public houses were gesieig over and I ebooglit l would go and see an acquaintance of mule in Tickle-street. %Then I COI near Ilia the place (I POI R abusive to it), I heard the re. pod of a gein or pistol. We halted about two ntinotes, and, thinking there was no danger, we west forwards. As I was going aloug the ball taught we in the kg. I was 'Arai then to a chymist's shop, where they were not up. I hose myself swim two rocia's shoulders, suit octet to a 11.1.0t111e1 who lived below. 'The 11{:eisW was nut up either, and we knocked, but in vain, acid we were returning, al.d I saw a man leaning on the window is his bidet-stems. It ass a garret window, at SI (WIWI` of a heading. We thought we would turn tip a bark street and g.. horse. When we got Monte we looked at the wended, found it was dangerous, and they look one to the I se fie enary.,where I Date Irmo ever slum Cross-emunined by Mr. Barrow.-1 came tato Manchester on the IflthJuly. front Nottiugheint, where I am a satire. I work for Messrs.Tonslinsou nod Leighod-..Markei-street. I work at the shop in Desusgate. I lodge with Mrs. Kay, she keeps the house, it is not a common lodgtng.bouae II Is 4/111/111111e to the sign of the Woo:pack, at the lower end of Dratisgate, loosed+ the Old Bridge. Thal is s good way from dm plate where I was weenudeel. I had been &letting at two public. booms:. one near ticollauctbrialge, and the other its Back pircadille. It was about eight o'clock when I wrist to the first public house, and I came last from Bstk-oircadilly. They would not fill any more drink. I had left the Menge is about a quarter of ate hour before I ems isionirk-d. I was going to see au 'Bewared:tote of mins is Tickle:4ll - ml. It sits rather it Isle boor, lint I thought I would go. I was only on my road when 1 was shot. I was not litioxecateel. I might have haul three plots of beer I had a pita early its the day, whew in the shop, and three pints. afterwards: 1 knew by the money in my pocket. I came into t)eansgate from line k-pireadelly down Margate-street, sod Osmosis fa. Mary's gate. We all area tote:thee: we were all going to wee this friend in Tickle-street the name of that bread is Elia:elm:II Charlie. &fuse I got to the place where I was shot, I had seen ao crust; there were a few people standing in front of she primoier's house. There might he 20, thirty or forty : I cannot speak to the ammher. I did not hear *hat dose people were saying. I made a halt at the first pistol I heard. The place where I made the halt lions where I was wounded was about forty yards Whether 'bat woos a gem or a pistol I slid Out know. I could nut see (ruin whence the firing came. I neigh' have saes it if I had looked. I halted at the first firing about two minutes. 1 went up on the tight hand side of Dranagale, steno 11w shambles arc. I emit morel un II e same side till I was shut. I was shot nu the right-hand side of the street. I (het not set Jones till after I was wounded. I was walking forward wires I was %mom& ed. I could toot tell what the people were doing us front of Ille bourse. It was moonlight. I did Mat entire whether the people be tote the lonise hail their faces towards it. I heard nothing %aid by the people, aced I saw 'teething done by them. It was after I was wounded that I saw a man leaning in his shirt sleeves out of the window. I was g • g borne. There were then more people collected. I suppose, caused by the alarm of fire. I thought there wonld be store disturhauce. I diet not see oherther the man in his shirt sleeves had a hat isr a wsisleual toe. Ile looked like a mass who was nut fully dressed. Men do not usually walk about at midnight in their shirt sleeves ? Mr. Atkinson—tie dues not say he was walking about in his shirt stet res. Mr. Barrow— I merely asked the question. Evantioation continued.—Did nut bear the man in his skill strives say a word. I did out observe the slate of the I wit:doses, whether broker or nut. I cannot say what the mast in his sleeves was duisig. I did out hear any one threaten Bien. I was not stopping, and 61'1 au opportunity _of hearing soy thug. I do nut know the P r o mot e r . (This depovitiou was sigued by the waists., after it had been read over to him ) The two wastages were then suffered Is return to the larlasarY, at the Poggeoliuis rif Mr. Alkinsue, hut they re quested to remain, being staxitnis to beer the eipolence. Thomas Josses was next celled.-1 live in Fleet-street, and am a glass-blower by trade. Between 12 and ~o'clock I was 'Meg beam wish Thomas Constastine, on this day fortsight ; I met my WNW soul five or Is mote at ass top of Bridge. suet ; sire, we miswrote' bark, and met the watch pod 1r..r.1 at the tap of Bridge-eareet; we were Our littonse, aid saw the Bosh of a pistol vet of a forry‘wiodow hem the hotwa of thwea-street ; I was about Ave yards behead my Issether, sod whew l got up to has be said be was woooded I I did nor believe it, and I asked him to let me holy mod to us bottom hiwbreserlws. I felt the boll Is his disk and blood ranning dews ; thew soave 'woos Imo came sod took him tie M lehrmate. 1 asw the presto who fired dm pistol, but shoild sot item, him again. Ile bed a dark4mloared 11•14- Set ow, end was in Isis gbh I.l4egrlis Ne Wit, a By IV Teo dash ikabs, I Thu watch and :ward odd hits se in Me. Ceomesetraiseel by - with my brother on e tis of we going home. Whom I ism my limber Goeseemls• walla sp Dreariest, ha. k with them. L left Qtalatriadath. W *.t.t wilti N." In atM.. I did set see Cows. ant hst agate. A masa hawed tke..rve Teel. and sae tins named George. Moore, leers w i t h nry b ro ther when he was Awl. When I got •o the k www I tin , pi.toi Rush. I did wet see any peoptet there hail lire .•r six Weides war own party. I bard Nothing said. hat I.oe arid, " Ys✓ s Irish scamp, yet 14." This was about half & 'Lorca yard. from the house wisete the firing came flown. This was said after the first &in. I branl nuthitig said before tier thins. My broths► erases th► rigid hand side slice he war shot. Whew we heard the tint fire we stood, awl !Iwo teethe .1 on. I heard nothing Said bytbepesple before the firing. 111.-Aril wore of the windows teralien. I did not both as then,. 1 did not satire the lamp. I d sot know whether it was twol t ew whes, I was there. I beard iso one Fay " I broke it "• No use charged one with breakieg it. Na swan mid " Well done, James." I did not Weak it. I ma a glans-Worm asst ray heather has beets at pea between eight and nine 'years. I was M LOWIOIIIIIOI at that time. My brother went tr. sra bermes& be watt set of week. I amen' have beet, in 1 ile Coal lade at Liverperol bat ones. and then nut otiose tiv re Inters. It was ant trot. steelier any thing I seat there, lint f.r playing on Sautlay. My brother west to sea long before. Newer heard any man from the house say, "If you slou't dons,. I will fire seam." Ido not know what the people a.ie sharing opposite to the house. They were all tieseenble. I did notere whether they were looking tosare.s use boat,. I heard thews say nothing at all. ke-eartaiined by Mr. Atkinson.—After the 16 , 1 firing / heard a prime You Irish scamp, get in." I beard firiag only once. I braid one before my brother was shut. IL heard tau firing.. Mr.tVright—Voin said the contrary jest now. John Lees •as calleil, bet did not answer. Giuige heel slit 111P11t railed nod examineil.—l live at Brierly-street, assik.top,and suss a carder at a rollon.fartory. There were Joseph Jones, %Villiers Sunbelt, George Moore, said myself and arititlwr, taking a few wesehes Mime to Bank-top; anal on coming bark again, and coming &nu Markel street-lone, when we got at she lisp of Brotgertreet, we met names .14,11 es *mil several otbrrs. Wheel at the lop of Comberlanibstri et I saw the flub of a pistol. They ran to see Ord was to do, and I saw a man in his shirt-sleeves and a daik.coionred waistcoat saT, " My lathy if you duet disperse, I will file again." He tired again, and smeiseled Joseph Jones in the lines. - Cross.examineil —The may in the bar did this : I had sees him I■ fore Seven.' lira. s. The eaals of the pistol came from the garret•wind.ow ; the window looked into Demme:ate, soil I was in Deans g it,, at the top of C9mbrrlaaJ•htreet. I could not there are what was dose from the window. I heard the retool, and saw the flash as coming from that oio dew ; I could not see who gired, 1 eunld Only flee n (lash. I me about +ix people at the lop of Parliament-street. The door of the house comes into Deanseale, hot the garret-win slow was IN Queen...ft...l. The flash came rutted the earner of the bowie. I immediately ran forward in see what was to he door. lhan:zate was very quiet at this lime. I arm . . OM "MOBS M sid s 'inv.:yea nearer Ike h.firae dmn those in Parliarmisr sire. t. I met remind Miters rousing in dna direction. The people in Parliament-strtel had narthiat to do will. Ibis image 'bit I knew of. Parliament-strret was thirty or forty yards Liglier up alas Q•eessstrurt. %Vlore I sod up there was nutmaii, dirty, and when the priolurr said, " If you duos% fli•quiisr SA. 1 suppeaa he was speaking to us. We were passing by. I saw nobody nearer the brae Shin Pill,lialocia.iditeel heai.ks eurSeivey. I low siubod, al Our sill betwave Cum , stllawd-sirett awhi party did out ►land still, bat kept suing furwaida. I don't know whom the man out of the window was speltiwg to. I dui nil 11(11 ite lilt . Vrbiliflu.. I knew the primwer very well. I uut iced hi+ fire win I, he !yoke thrums h Itsc window. The ►lrert was pmfeeily gni, I, nod I saw aotbioi dome 'Wive at the linage or she lamp. I do not know who was with Thomas Jsmes l int COIII.IIIIIIIIIC. I heard mothiug sail short blank cartridges, and nl. regions what. ma wain fur ibis firing. He was firing at any body. I bad hens at she llama Arms in Demarcate. and was l oins Mime with slit , . to flask-top. Al. ter this I came into Desassate, suit wits entag home a tilt Joseph Junes. The Masons' Arms was in Ursa. fate. Sem, gal takers were with us whom I bare mimed. They were sot dini,k. Several of slum betel in Fest-street, and one is Elisabeth Leigh lived at No. 23, Queen-street, and was a married woman. Sly husband is a aeavi r. the the 24 Oc tober, ow Saturday night, I was standing at my door between twelve and one o'clock. I saw (looking doern the street) the Prisoner looking ill of a • isidow ; he I. aucil through it. I and another wortw Vie.r talking about him, awl the woman said that her little girl had told her that hr (the Prisomr) had been making so uproar in Dransgale. I said all was quiet, and immediately the Pri iiiii rr fired through the window. I them wrist down and lucked the door. Ile fired again, awl Skew I writ' down th.• street ; I then saw (when near the illat ion' of the street, nutter the lamp nearly) the PiCiamer break the lamp. Tice people asked air not to go that road, awl I Ironed back attain. I then *clammed by Iknzessoireedereet into Dem...gate, and Shen found Deansgate all is en uproar. went among tin m, and the watch and ward were crying " For shame!" as his firing. I came back, anal sew the man who was wounded in his thick The man shouted through the window, but what he said I rumen say. I knew the pri mmer, and I Mtn satisfied that it was be who fired through the *iodise. It was light enough to eaable me see. I saw nu cruwd,aud no ilieturbauce. UcauscAte is *tear thr o nged with people pawii.g awl repassiug nu Saiarday night. Gins-examincel.-1 myself live iu She middle of Queen. etre. t ; illy husband ass nut at home. The woman I spoke In was called Sirs. Heidi". I can uudertake to say that the firing came limn the Prisoner's house. She was 'taw!. tug at the door wailing for her buy, and had beta out iron. inc. This as,.. of urine new to Laiicashire Assiz,s. She did ~it know far what he went. die slid nut know whether it was to prefer • bill against the yeomanry. lie "'outdate tell sue, although I asked him. I'pol' lay oath, I Ile teat kusow fir what purpose LE Went. lle went with same Cody, but I do not wow recollect his name, mid pisicesded by the coach. The gristleosau wills about law went paid his expenses. I do tout know whether Le was • Manchester gentleman or not : I have seen the gesitlenian some *Wee only. The gentleman asked my sun (William) to co, het he did wit gnu use for what porpoise. My bun octet to London, and was in the carriage with Mr. Haut. My sera west or to the night. He is • card-hoy, and had halts-guinea • west. My son went yesterday to 1.061.10111, and the same party took him sip as before. I do wet know who paid his fare. Ile was al the Albion yesterday. I don't know whe ther Mr. Harmer was there or out. 1 let my OM go, because 1 think be will do better for himself. What is he gorse for? Is lie sue be Secretary of Stale?—Nn, Sir; to gel his hying. I went to look for y sum in Draws gate ww the night of the 2.1 of °velure. 1 be ism he was o r the Talbot. I do not ksow who twsk hiss. there. fie slept there all night. I du nut know what he was there for. I thought it was Retinue to me, although lam Lis imither. I cantscit tell by what the lamp was broken; tort I saw him (Ilog prisoner) throw something spinal the lamp. I did wet hass litm say any thing; I slid not hear what he shouted. I did not hear him my, " If yuo duet disperse ' I will fire' Th ere were au prisons standing, bat passing an d rerouting. When I I got into Deantirsie, I saw MOW people at the corner of Pm 1mm0:W.04.41. The people were alarmed. I did stet know that the rile:ice way alarmed. Sly eon dist not go with Mr. Vote to Loudon. Me-calealned-.-My sou has Wu al my house slum Is woe IL:smarter, hat not the whole lime. if was sue:este.' that George Steel Anal/ :Mk him if he bait nut bees two rote 111 V name woe called, but he did wet rininme. Mr. Atkisson rebuked I! e oilier of ill. Coot Iltit*reser, knowingfiat Steel rhos tool In Comet. Mfr. wheelie W rrlglit fwd. it. (She hesitated to irks the hark.) Mr. Milne— Cellat, hiss it - e • book woniasi! She was then axamioed. - - I WPM to the sos.kad dowo Deansgate, Ititorrt .y. ft-- t wee aid Ilk sod II raw the Prisowe and soother alont with him. Hefted the Pli.oll,l*/ say he 0u5td.0.1...• some nor's brains oot. I paid, for shson.„ f.r balkier of blowing any one's brains nit. I writ thew t.. the tea.shon. sad I saw the Prisoner !whores Mulberry street and Iles. zeonose-streed, with the tattle man, and • num of Mr. Ns. din's, milled Booth. They acre talking ...entody y alertled sae very moth. I went hoine sod sopped, MIA 1104 , t1 beard • pistol fired 1 rlmtped my binds sOfe tine ant Sows hart^ 1 .rot to the door and ••w the P. •- sower stripped, mud saw bin fire another pistol fltiough the window. I ato safe it was the Prisoner. Q+ss-►namieed.-1 gird caw Ibe I'ri•nmrr near the Aso , . bles t facing the George I As tint know the 111,11 c i• h wheal he was talking. The Irtioiner mentioned en iienteg, but raid, " I will blear (star thong's!) /A,(r taming .•st don't know of whom he was talking. Whew I saw th. Priem r at the %indoor it was Ater trawlers of Move after I •.,r Wet will, Booth. Hews. tiring, into n.an.t' , te, ft . ". where I was I could see it eery well I did not ale ts.••'e the two or three standinx by Mr. ()ail.% ',nor. pin ono. sae frisk. in( any disturbance. 1 rime oui after ilw lire' report. I did sant hear shat hr mid, hilt I henry/. he JO my .nine.hine. I think it was slier be fired the reerind I urn prrt owe of it. I cannot say wha Mir it wee afiet hr !hid th► 6r.t or second, but I I Wei k was the ',rood. I did not gee him at Ike window before he 1 . 181,1; he hied direful, 1 t'•l their. 1 don't know to whom he was spralling. fir might he opi oh. ing to himself. There wire some pritrlc three. Thief, •e• e come windows !woken when I went down. I can't ray ' , she.. they stele broken. 1 belie►e after the bricg the second _ _ Mr. Alkinnve titre, teldressinf lie Bench. said, " roe c• not conceive, Sir, that there iv nuffirirtit evidence o a Pin. Mono art in mission:ly shootinz, In renitur it mini resew y to produce (weber witnessee '" Mr. roviiiten—A felonious art ! 11•• w eon that b. Du you. Mr. Atkinson, rest ynur ease her►! 11►. Atkinson-1 am netilressitic the Berth. Mr. Fontlirs repeated the 'resit/in. Mr. Wright the MagistraW—l wnold hire yea, Mr. Atkinson, 'arms, yunr uwn Jisrrrt•nn. I will hear both std.,. Mr. A!kirison.-1 do not wish to Jirta•e to the C •rt as she liar to be pursued; lint I entirelyr so rvidence tinr.ht •o be pewierroi ow the ot her st.lr in this yt.ige. or the tiptoe... Mr. Milne (the flask;—The mutt mn•t he aphed f•,r I . 1 own arelisat, and his evidence omit he braid. Ali. Foy woib this all the etidertre ihnit;ll Le Mr.VCright—i mast bear tooth sides; 1 roust know C e intent of the net. Mr. Atkinson—The intent of the rr;me most br Ors. n from the set its.lf. It germs to me, th 4, ' , no ire ont in try the man nuts, lint in see obether there is stuffirivni t.v,,lrsre to pot him moon his trust. Mr. Wriest-1 insist know t!w intro.. Mr. Atkinson—lt rs tarot., Is intenti.ll to he mn.lticrti ihr other stile, I most co va with I sortination.. Mr. Wricht—l think an, but •t yr, 'Pat I will a s qtru th'.• examinati 0000 until tVe•lnes.l.l mat e 1 itt The Coact riot, at 4 o'clock, aaj. , ararti conscquee:e •wtil Wearers& y it is soppoacd that the exataisat , ua srllt last the .eltr,fe.hy N Wedostarlay. There are ell& 41111 , more fur tbe aecatirea, sad aearls 20 6re ilk &It an. CUNDERLAND COUNTY ME E 77 .W:. A brief Report of this Meeting was given io Tist Rm. TIM Pars of yesterday. j This arterralneral meeting, In take into csusideratton illegality of the iv:mummies at %hods. at,r ..so ow 111,t, Arrest, was very reopeciahly sotesid..l at ‘r.g.o ~ so. it.J. nesday, the 13th instant, where the heisting. hail he n coact eal is the maritri.plare. The HithSlunid, T. SAILK Ct.°, Ci.q. open,l tb. has•inses by Mating, Oast the meeting would hear llw lismnsitouto real, by which it was called together. Ha homed lb it every Growleanest would receive so patient hear:ng,•losorser Isis opinions might differ Gnu, those of ushers— aid that Grootlemma would confide ileronsilecs closely to the ishjset of the Mediate. The Unaler-alloreilf then read the 11 . quisiii ~,, . WstrutoWana, Esq. ouriecal the Resole * onus, width he prefaced walla a shoat speeds, io which Is, slat. si t!,:at care hail beesstaketo nut to imitate that consluvi obis is a•t , blamed is others. The Resolutions il•ainaisded only a Par ham-weary imin.re iota the conduct of 31 stoat. la C. S. fairlianetorritAUGH, in orc ..... hog the tin rap al his satisfactions that the Reswasi ..so w le draws op wish soloairr•lians, and the requisite ail' .1 too, i• 5 not pr. judging a subjrct prsipor for Paris uterostas itttl4lly. C.SOI.UTIONn. It rr , a unanimously flesulvost, Ist. That it is the sondoostoted right of Ilse soshj, et to ho: 'meet i.Ks for the purpose or Coigsideri”/ ally wailer u I ;061,1 concernment, and of adopting sticks . ..solutions ,h. res.o ss a. those assembled may sera meet, combtvuily wills the cone hilltop or the realm. 2.1. That Ilse interference of Ike Executive Gordrnm. t (inure specially by a military force) malt Ha• It is exercised in n legal nianum, is a gross viola' or tj a and an invasion of the 1110111 mimed priiilrg• a of t h e people. 3d. That while we ale resolved steadily to divreastenau all tali of popular valence, as both ml.lllOlO lu ihrltaWilr• •, and peculiarly uliactiievotis to the initrests of mime pop", we feel it our duty It maintain our right by law cbtaiduib..., beitig firmly deter ttt i t tad to uprose all eircruschisir lull um.% ; I • sumstilution, by whom...mem they may Ire attempt.... . • alike destructive lir the freedom, the race, and lit 1,1‘..e of the totastry. 4th. That the right of the ashj. et to meet and di ble ra opens public allow., appears to have beau 1 , 10 11. GI ttc Isle Ifiali+latielana al kiaisetirafrr, sa ram as Ile) 1.41, 111.1 m-f: I brew made knows. or aid that it is ilw lame i-p. ttal . !" 111tilalltrUl upon as to direct oar Alielbll4o 10 ,1 0a4. 1, . emote, inasmuch as they were ale attended a i h the loss . life. tend other gin virus injut y tu a amnia.; at his Meje-i) s Italie/14. ...Mk. That we Lice seta with astonishment said dr. p t - grct time approbstiun which his Royal Highness the Weir. has, to time utuut(rit ..lotriteitor of tIo• admini•ts :- tars of jorsticc, heel. 'attired by his Ministera to exi:re.• t a time wires& it was itupos•ible that the circumstance es t steeled with 1110. a hinsentirble transacting.. rout I 18.04: liana frilly broach% ou.kr his Royal !hemmer cou•oderstie •, and that we regard with 4qual Cullertu Ili.. I tits-am-loon y suer which Isis Royal II minute* haa niate been advise 4 10 m - tors to the Repertnitatuats of the first Coe:meaty 110.1) 4 the United Cordons. nth. That without prosounciug any opinion ISplln objects of the meettug at Manchester. err the 0110oarl which it wag aemitibled, we hold that narritramalaace at lading its dispetaiun drotand an immeiste a n d ample i-.• 'mitigation; mid we therefore feel it OW' duty ho IWO, 1.. petitiuts his Royal Illeshomo the Primmer it , lg.kl 10 awirsall•lC Parliament, with as little delay as potable, that • fulloti met, andetalrmr 111(jairy may be instituted tato the whole matter, sad that time wisdom of the Logadaturs may be speci•ily yt reeld to crunch" the prestos dmirassed sad alarentag mans .1 pßoviNri A I. THEATM ■i - - . TO nr. SOLE), OR LET FOR A TERI' OF YEARS, Serlrs•ll,/y ur toteliwr, •1-112F.F. Fi/UR F.STATII,TAHRD ;TREATREs.ite thorough Repair. Itie fkewery. M. clsinrry. Fitritilfthere , Stncr Furniture, Lampe. ike. lOW II tornpl4e Wnrt ,, . It., with every retriolte Property. to be tglerts at a fair Tyke-mien. Loper. ns!J , (prwe void; In 31r. Greve, 1101Witne, No 10. Rmil.bane-I.!aer,Ogrerel-vtrret, well Inert witk Monte. s:istm - GAS LIGHT MST) tidge.4tra.a.i, , IRIP. Ino lirirebv give Nutlet, that the hollowing ir..lpti• torn. o Z. (0:011C ItY DE vrol.Liorrox. Mr. MI('H 1H I) tVILLISSI SILTESTER., inJ EDWA VI) sIIITH BIGGS, rni sushi la. Ow ritlith Tly-Law of this Company. anal la the sntenonon Mame *sated. aeliannily 'is PP aaat tiatiae air Vrlir t4IgiRPRI.IIIIO I .9O I Cm lite Other alms A talitor, at she Itri t. 'lOll e place us the 1., of November J. PEDDER, Arcertary. , MPANYI OFTIc leih Ort: AMICABLE SOCIETY, FOR INSURANCE OF LIVES, tiej , nnes Inn, Ineet-sireri. Laqs.loll, lneorntevl by %nen Anne, 1706. 111 H g mitEurdits now In off-r t• the attention of the Public, TABLES of RATES, which hive Keen 141ely completed, for the INSURANCE of LIVES, oulie various Ages froth g to 72; either for the whole Life; any specific number of years; the contingency of one p•rssw surviving another; or for the j • cootionaiire of the liven of two persons, the Insurance payable un the Death of either. insurances in this of arc effected in certain eases at a redaction of nearly 20 per cent. and on the whole on term greatly favourable to the loomed. Insurances may he effected from 200/. to 5,000/. and every kind of losmance, however short the period of continuance, is entitled ton participation in the pecuniary advantages at-- cluing to the Corporation. These advantages are eholly appropriale , l In the benefit of the 111911,d, in proportion to Ilse amount of each litantaiter, as circumstances arise in the year In whirls the ill alit happen,. Or the chasms upon Ibis Society which became palail•• in respect of Ill•nranc , a on the Lives of Persons wh.. died in the last year, 73 Shoes, iii ulna, Inrteest yeas ly payments nr more have been made. receive additions nosonuting to 33 per Crn!.; 3 slums liaa:ag made thirteen yearly payments, IS per Cent.; 6 Sh... 9 having snide eleven yrney pay mem', 1? per Cent.; 23 Share, h.srine nine, 2 Shares having wade rizllu. and 2 'hares having made seven yearly pay intents, rtecire 11 per Cent. in add:thin to the smug originally insured. . _ _ Mistral , of thr Charters mid Ity-Taal. with Tables of the Pr. nitiono. may be bad at tLe Mace, where attendance it given daily from Nine till Thrre o'clock. By Order of the Coact or Director.. J. PEN% 11.1Rrigiatrar. DON JUAN. Tlii• dac i• prieels. D " N U A N—Contra I. she, 11. Priste.l C.,r Meow triess. Whiiefrians, Mandan ; nail suIJ by the Suolissliers is T.. awl Country. • POMPItt I. 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Poor la populace, ee ses at j tmais par envie tra 'tomer e souleve, mats par im patience de imistfrie."— Alemoires do ct►lly, tom. 1, p 133. Prioird for G. sod W. 11. Whittaker, 13, Ave-Nlaria.lane 1.0 R D K EN YON'S Ii E I'o RTS. Ma day are putdiolitd, iss imp' Bvu. Vul. It price U. ls. - - - - . • I r:lg, N OTES OF CASES periftml and ll in the COURT of KING 1t BENCH, and of Nome determined in the outer kli;ls Casuist taken, awl rompored, white at the Bar, By the late !Wild lion. LLOYD, Lora) KENYON, Late land Chief Jamie► of the King's Beach. Published Cunt the on Irina I MSS. owl arraoied for she Press with the AJdiiiun of Mergirril Notes mill threw...re% Dy JON WALDEN HAN EH, of Lincoln's loss, Esq. 1341 i , ter at Law. Printed for W. Mike and Suns, Law Dookrellerr, Pugin scnt.rtrert, Lincoln's lon. ' ti owl 01 Moe , ill.l Ind know b. • •p Dessupie. sod was in bis sbn e.t.a-mow• ere wens ^ay a—, at Lancaster, but not the whole time. of the eneatry. - WA assays, will fire watch sad It tees soereste.l that George Steel shoot/ he Inillaillbaett, 7th. Thee the Address, after it is signed. shall be trees- le ash if had nut bees two ye." II "ie mitten So the girl srf Theeet, to be presented to his Hera ' i tz lisli ensitseal "" be ilL aler t Foo da t ent es.— ar b a ad illa ntat . , hams with Hi s n ame was ca ll e d, b e t b e did we t e a swee. Ilfr Addams rebuked e ollerw of the oat or Mighamse the Pi tore Regret. • we au this otession, and I no I bias ors at the int of' etre. Cematutilitte was pars to New-erose, se4 lee litet. ream . t a m Ra m a o 011161 . .. gibe That the Members o.r the Comity of Comberland be Moe Peek Nose et the ham end e/ ,• I - 4 Ite. Foillren weld he ha tr Ogle as As Wilda es.- eaneesily retinemcd to sopped every measure its P..rtiatoeut ettaatet. )1 with the abuse now that that was the woman way CD new moat.) ts ie l h .„, e the imme so ul f.r. imitate. I ana a ' w as p, 1 4 , m aac hisks. ate* Ara am a widow, 11114 the is Clates-deart. Me. Cs:RW[ll—.of •Il the temstfol tramicouss or a per;eil