The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-03-27 00:00:00

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N . 0, 4! / .ott.l . •..* - • .810 4 *;.••••sill • t , vu" , . • ii•Weittei , , a .I .. _ • , ~-..,• #4.1 to/ IP,. . PAIGL ?d. 4 TH R TKE-110YA L. COIF ENT-Gol.lllll*. i ''' d'IN MONDAY EVENING NEICT. 1 1.1 %ilia be acted (I)th time), a new Musical Drama, THE ANTIQUARY. • Jonathan Oldbuek, /11,. Tern; c3),1/1. Mr. Illuaelird; "snarl, Mr. Comer ; Srr Arthur Werdrier, Mr: Chapman; Edit (*toiler , . M 7. Emery: limed Chita' Nu, M r Cosner Met. 11W Mclntyre. Mr. Abbess. Miss Isabella WNdour, Miss mayhems; Miss Marie Ill'lntyre, Miss Matthews; Nies. Griselda (Minnick, Mrs. Davenport ; Elspetb of Met Craig - borstal!, Mrs. Faueit. After which, first time a new Pantomime. eallrd FIAItLF,QOPIIN AND CINDERLA.; O. THE. LITTI.g GLAIR LI 1410. Prince Ali lore .(elsswaideMarletssie). IMr Epics Barba pun k ro•il l . (afterwards raidaloim). Mr. *mart; Ilse no rouess Pansousius (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi; drips Lusashaiike (afterwards Deaditii), Mr. Norman. CM derells (silt tweeds Columbine). Miss E. 'kismet. • A Private , Itoe may in had fur she mese% we unibtly, et Er. Brar,,lon,st.the Bun slice. On Turisbefiftd . Friaajt in Easier seadklbakapmeruia Co. mei]) of Errors. •• (la Wednesday and Saturday, tradisti or-11So va t tit Templar. e t • ,:teld • reel,,; On Thursday, shialriajkluideal DrambeloPorlhatitilwary. rT'S . TIIIAL, •. R. CALL OP THE NOOSE. MR. MATHEWS AGAIN AT HOME on MONDAY, April 3,1112 n, at the Theatre Royal Eaalish Opera House,, Strand. Boxes. Places, and Private Boxer, to be had of Mr. Sle ♦eoron, at the Strand Entrance, and at Fearroan's Library, 170, 11.").1-street. TO THF:GFARTI.EMF.PI, Ci.ERGY, AND FR F.F.HOLD. ERs OF I'HE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. Gron.surr, THE confidence I expressed nn Tues. M. day front the hissiinizs. that a continnance of your exertions in my behalf would he crowned with esteems is strengthened by my increased and increasing majorities on the daily Pull, and which afford aft canoe, of your futule eXerilellll. CONTRACT TO DELIVER COALS AT IS EVITOUN I ND. . COMIUSIARTAI I OTPARTIISKT, TRWITURY Cessotitts, 31mten 24,1821). ‘ 4 , U(:13 Persons as fire desirous of Contracting sows the Agent for Commissariat Smppties, to deliver 500 Chaldruns of COALS at Newfoondintill, may reale. particulars of the Contract at ibis Office between the bou .11 of Otero and Five, and deliver their Tenders ma). ed np and directed In the Agent for Commistarist &entitles, marking. thereon "Tender to deliver Coal■ at Newfound use; WU Of hdpre FRIDAY, the 711 i April, - but none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that Day ; nor will ring Proposal be noticed unless made on or annexed to a priuted partscalar, sad the priers inserted in words at length; nor unless a letter be subjoined to such Proposal signed by two persons of known property, engaging to become bound with the party tebelering is the sum vipressed the particulars fur the dos performssee of the Contract. A ton prevalent opinion of security on the part of my (Avoids, induced many of 111.01 to abstain from votitig during the three first days of Ilse Election; but the advantage I bare progressively °tamped, and the great number of p►o mises which yet remain inipolleft, folly justify me in telying on the ultimate triumph of our cause, winch is the cause of Our country. l -r 1 I repeat that I yield to nn min In Grin attachment to Civil and Religious Liberty, Mende., as it immutably is wish our admirable Conasisulion ; and I declsse myself, its the tritest sense of the words, the Friend of the l'euple, for the rause of the people can never be separated from the CUM of their King and Couulry. Acting ou these principles iu the conscientious discharge of my public duty, I have, to the utmost of my power, re sisted she progress of sedition and blasphemy; I have sup. ported those measures which aulosespiesit evrida prove to have been indispensably necessary for the preservation of the Coostitutioa ; and in the anxious WMII4IIO/I of all real and practical improvement iii our lAws and Institutions, I hate uniformly opposed all vague, visiwiary, and daugerwas pro jects of Refinish It has beau my constant endeavour, during She last four teen years that I have been your Representative, faithfully, sealnuely, anti diligently to promote your local interests, by devoting soy personal *mown to the arduous and lawn. tans duties of this metropolitan Cannily. As a coalition evidently appears to have been formed to deprive me iff your suffrages, and, iu effect, its transfer the independence of the County into the hoods of illy opponents, I Orel it im perative fa the protection of a cause in which your interests, and those of the country, are an deep, engaged, earnestly to What your immediate iitsendance at the poll. I lime the b to remain, G•sillemeas Your faithful and ohlieed Servant, %V I LLIA 111 - • • - •••. wry...my • revise el 3rIIMIS. I the meetia; on the 16th of Avelino. 1 saw MP, erneeseionreroiog to it. 1 went to the Sold about rlrireti ISY actinic no a special comembie. 1 re, 111 w 6.111 iA that capacity lentil between Italtput .o. I refnerit - amemlif sot :zr9oss of what 1 1 remained rnna yi" elittihn FIN hMa, wall afire wank . I enw some o f th e pr not exactly in the line of pp rial Ihrm; t rill. in the line sometimes. I wns 6rfreis yards from the haatinra. After ilir• eavahy had r •ppeArattre. I went to Kir. thiNt.iti'm house. The , Jo• then partially drapetreil. p•iti.m Came MI it *reit . They Were tour or lire ahraio, and and rubtari. Thit ovvir n.. p,rt.rulrr Na pr...;10,4 ad at the moment'. They nor c"irer• is a was t. for alai alarm ; they rime a. peace... Mir s , evils . . _ COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, REGEWSTREET. COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE RETURNS.- NOTICE is hereby given to all PERSONS who in 1819 completed their Teton of SEVEN YEARS' IN SURANCE, that RBI - URNS of TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. up6u pit P.esulisms paid by them during that time, are receivable here, and of the Agents is all the principal Towne lu the Kingdom; and it is requested that such per sons as base neglected to receive their Returas in preceding 341114 will apply fur the seat forthwith. J. T. BARBER BEAUMONT, Managing Director. ALMON FIRE AND LIFE INIUILANCE COAIYAN I%IW BIUDOC4MARILT. EMPOWERtin ET ACT OP PARLIAMENT. CATtTAL-OAI MILLION. koserances falling doe at Lady-Day will expire, unless tacicurcl within lificeu days from that period. The Company's Rates and Couditions ■re of the most reasonable description :—nu Charge is made for Fire Poli cies, when the Presnitsin exceeds ss. :—,lO Admission Fine is charged nn Lifr Inversnee :—a Jibe, al Commission is allow. e.I to S.Aicstors, and oth.T - s, who dr. et Life Insurances ;.. a.”l . wrry facial) , a afforded, by which the luterest and t:ouvizieuce of the Public may he p ted. %VARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. Beiii-bil I Park, Marcb 25, 1820. STATIC OW TIM PAY'll POLL. 81ellich 'Syn.: libstbrcad TOTAL POLL. 2.471 Dyer Wbilbrred Speedily will be publiahril, neatly priated ow a pica letter, its four lacy 'ohmic., duodecimo, price its Ware 11. do. n mew EJltiosi of CILONTENI PLATIONS cm the HISTORICAL. IL/ PASSAGES of the OLD sod NEW TESTAMENT. Hy the Right Rev. JOSEPH HALL, D.D. - Lola LINA Ilithoss of Norwich. 1/rioted for F. C. ottll J. Rivington, No. 6t, St. Poore triturth-yowl. and No. S. Waterloo place. bi IL—This Edition is printed uo she recommendatioit of the Sortirty for Prutoutiog CilliSilAo The Commitlee (or enottluctitlg the Ite.electioto of Mr. Mellish bqg lease to usrille the Gritllteutts Freeholtkre, Met, by the exerllroi arraugeoiruis made by the Sherif s. free sod unielerreyeeJ scene is afforilrd to the Hissiiegs. FINNON HA DDOCK.-Tlii. w• muc h astrerreed for breakfast, rosy by Its,l iu bizb perfect . 0,0, al SAMUEL HICKSON mid 72, Wellerek-srtre, Mary.ir-borte. aVeti TEN BY PICKLED OYSTERS, is jars. ROBIN 1100 u. Ibis day is publislied„handrumel, printed in royal 18raw. price Is. Gd in boards, ROBIN IMOD: is Colieetiots or all the An tient Pesetas. Swam and Ballads nor extant. relative to that wrilirateri English Outlaw. which are prchaed, niturieal Am astute* of bid lAte. " In Oda now epariossa Isle I think dare is not one Hut hear Robin 'fond halls heard, and Little John; tad to the rent id' Owe the tales Phan neer he alone thsartnek,Georre a Green, and Mach, the Miller's arm, tir Teich, the merry Friar, *Welt many a sermon made la praise of Robin Hood, bit (mil:lwo * and thew sunk."' l'riate4 for Lnnansaa and Cu. Viteraoster-row; aid T. Hoya,.l.adzate-h.ll. DR. SYNTAX IN LONDON. This day is published, in One Volume octavo, or Eight Parts, wills Twisty Phys. price its. 6,1 THE TOUR, nr DOCTOR SYNTAX TIIROUGII LONDON; or, the Pleosures and DI weries of the Metropolis. Ity the celebrated Dr. SYNTAX. _ _ Ils• Three 11 . 1111S101 lsrKc of the Whose Rork have been called forty the Public within a kw inuriths, and the MI otter ine notice that has bccu taken of it iu 0101 i of the 111411111111, bas K,vet me 10 Many shimielcsa ileceptiuna, spo t KMa iu n snit peso impositions. Print"! • int"! for J:Juliustnii, Cll pide ; and C. Cliapple, Pall mall whom way Ite had, just published, price le. with Fourteen Cuts, The LOYAL ►IAN in the MOON. By the Authur of The Coastal,lituoll fluitse that Lick Buiit. TIIE QUEEN. th t the lit of April beposblieird, price Is. IJ. eat- b Dirk• 41 aids a h;itaeloas Piate. ~ f II E LAN I)ING of for QUEEN shut JACK LAW M" The NEW BON TON SLAUAZINE; or Telescope of the Tones .—The Contras, of Ibis wad the former N brr, h tr i.oiliellished with a Cairieelere, irnlitferl, " To he, or 0•N w th... 7 or A Co►onaldo* ireAhysaiiiia, wil4 lie fuesuil ex. trnnrly lotelesiasg. • • I'. iated fee J. Johnston, Chespable. Of whom may be had, the Fifth Edition, with 24 Cots, prier 2s. A POLITICAL. I.ECTC•RE ON HEADS. By The Black Dwarf. - . . ••• For the satisfaction of Gentlemen who feel arfriewerl, The Black Dwarf Ines to say, that the Heads were taken prounisennurly from the public heap, he had no partialities our pejailieru In grs t if! ; tl.syfur•, " How cum he help it, if by queer mishap gall) uo his Lind ulbuoW place bas raodum cape • ' GENERAL ELECTION: ' , .ore .• : : . ..mic, • MIDDLESEX ELECTION. • - - PU NK ASS : Iti.63O rklitlars Bimini 44.. HE COMMITTEE rm. c••titilletilig the RE.I i ", .. s e • .• • ELECTION of Mr. WILLIAM. 111 7 .1.1.1i11 lasirimg 1 . • ; .11167 .' DAT. . • 'teasels to apprehend that many nt 11 . 4 , Deritlemen Freeloaders 'bate not been canvasser!, or applied to by the !hones Csisis• (sr oblVantrigsss.) • ~.. • iiilltre ' beg to spolevese fire suck urglect, Mot hope Hewitt see-- leaaseribed to the wily maim, suiserly, the incurred seamed' i . , TII6 1111111111 4 * • . HUNT AND OTHP.Itt. .11Tte Lists. 1 A t nitte.o'ehele Ike • mum( Mr. !settee Barbet leak "` 'The Cosnmittee heg leave let return their beat thank. to • li.,,, Li r m , O. livelli, h e oree r oi D e g mos h im i. bavlut sob". *le Freeholders who have •Irea•lj favoured Ile Mellish sills ; the ir places at the sage. heat owoc ,„,,i c d to ca ll i k o •y o l. promise of their support, and solicit their early attend. i l hawing .ttasisalsta..,• °left at the Pull. t ips, 1110hopsgute•slreel, March 25, /SIC. -pit • . I Hubert Wrigkt rah= by Mr. Huot.—l live at Dol. I t• .itneormiLwithin Ott 01 Multistate,. I am a list I 1114- f • na miner r. I was at MalliChea:er i ns thle 1&b Aisemt. I saw District Committees am Attie ! : is the tolluvrinw plame:•-• I , the Oldham, Room', aid Sadilkwortle parii. - a sou on the Leftism Collee.boose, Ludgate -hilli Crown Tavern, Clerk. casual Green ; Ship T oyer . ; 1.. 0 .,,b 0 , y _ rh ,„ ; 5h..„,.. I Milani r-.4J that .lay. 111.-y *allied in a tint of order, and Gamer, Isliogion Green ; Angel lam Strand; Percy Cotes. wits P r ri . "'Y Pratlibir• "wry were HANLNY 111 . 1 " P" soil Inmee, Itailibune-plaiw; tYliste Ilart, Holborn; Stratford Cof. "'B u r' u wea ls them. I lin tint recoll'el le"I•C teen " 1 Y fee.hosise, Oxford.at reel; Glrcneemer Caffericituyir. Frocadi I ty ; midis or bludgeuus ' b them. They did nut cutuit liolmaiis Hotel, Parlearneutastrett ; New F.wrhasee rotor. " I V 0 "• 11 . 1 1 g - 51 "Allo •"' .l 51 " 1 . 11 ineef 11l Pill' lied • beam, Stroud • Gol•Ime Etter; Male . End 1 - emmicirsht . I P e ck,lN . L r'-' l le• • tam on that day I ham. no at _ vcisitt , ct , Nam . * anvil _ usephossor ..... ivea. ., ; .Nick whatever wash those persons called Il (urns.,.. I -.' 000 s . i i : Frr ;i o o f ;T r ui ng : oo, simss , ditsit ; Green I bye near Ale. Dawn; awl bare property in the neighlissor as, Bethnal-green • Don Softeners T , Chelsea ; i howl. 1 saw Imola.; nit that stay which created en, alai m movies Wheel, Bs:rimer ; and Crick and Liu*, East I in my mind for sloe mfety of the town. When I got to ht. Setialt6isid. I Peter's field the neemiiii oat assembled. It was near one re'ilink. I was there half sir hour be fore you arrived. 1 was lien on foot. 1 took any station mar the hoe of emistabler," in the late between the heisting. and Mr. Ilintion'a house. The people appeared perfect •y peaceable, I did riot weary persons wish long staves shouldered like muskets. • Hy the JUlllillt -4 could see the whula crowd, as 1 stove' noun an room-nee. If any persons bad long stave's, I must have seen theirs, but I slid aid see our. By Mr. H nui.-1 saw the military cow upon the ground. 1 saw them adrassee towards the retied. By the Juour.—The crowd were cheering wiser' they came upon the erussud, seem Mr. Buxton's boom. The mi litary gave !breech...rain return. I slid nut bear say gross big, bouting,ur hissing whew they appeared. I saw soothing &tie by the crowd which appeared like resistance to the military as they whmmed. When Mr. hunt was speakiug I mat forty yards from die hostitors. 11 ben the military advanced 1 heard nothing said to encourage resistance. I saw 'armhole thrown at them. I saw use sleeks held up its opposi tion to or in defiance of them. By Mr. Haul.—Lip to the time when the military arrived, I saw oolhisig which created in my nand any alarm for the safely of my person ur property. The first soldiers that Cause were the infautry; they placed lirrinselVea in Dacha sun-street. There was licribiug said or done to encourage opposition to then,. There was soma hide alarm on the outskirts of the meeting use their appearance. I heard a cry of " be firm," and I thought it was to allay the fears of the people, and to prevent accidents from their running away. When the geonsaury came lulu the field the people looked confused. %%hen the soldiers dryer their swords and cheesed 1 begs.' to feel alarmed. The cheering from the multitude created no alarm is my mind. I never beard you say, polirt• iog to His infantry, .. There are your enemies ; if they at. tempt to nudist you, put limns demo, and begrime put them down, keep them dawn." I was in a setualiose which 1 think would have enabled sue to bear those words, had yam used than. 'Ube cavalry in their advance peseta onions a yard of sae. I kept my eyes bee/ opus them as they proceeded to the hueliogs. There we sot soy large atisises. brickbats, ur stick. haled in the Mr sy theyeslwasient The people did not close its on the cavalry us they passed; they fades veered to get out of the way and make lime escape. I beard sin expressiou of at the amine; before the mi. hairy came. There was litt request made in my hewing to nu k e r o o m fur a constable to get to the lialsitugs with a warrant whets the military advsoceil. By the JUDGE—I did nut hear it outified from any quar ter for what purpose the military were going to the hummer. I stood near ilia hue of special constables while I remained or the ground. Cnies-exeiniuml by Mr. SCARLETT—Rhea the yeomanry aslvauced 1 shiniest they were gniug au lake somebody front the hosting,. I saw the rosistablis item them. When the infantry arrived I retreated twenty or thirty yards slow. the line of constables, and near to BuZlou's bouAr. Whys. 1 faced the hustings the tables were us say left. The crowd between use and ilii• homilies was very thick, both before sod after I nuived. I go, at first as near to the host ing, as I could. I was at the Meeting al which Me Hoist preeiiled before the Ifiiti. 'float is the only meeting of t h e kited which 1 have amended. I was aid al the alerting of the Blauketeers. I was iriforisied of slit Inertia; by an adver tisement which appeared a The Manchester Observer. I do nut take it in. Mr. Scaeutrr—lVlro take. it in in your neighbourhood ? Mr. Justice VAYLEY—You raitsUut ask that question. Illr Seal lest Was anotit to speak, when— Mr. Ilitui said, My Lord, 1 olijeet to the question. Mr. SC•ItLETT-1 h.% the Defendant ueit to suterrupt ore. Mr. Justice 11.1111. KY—You have a right to ask whether it was taken in by any of the Defeuilauss, ur by any other pet- MUM Connected with !brae proceedings. I I Mr. Scisot.ret —1 intros' to sheer that this paper was taken its by one of she parties alleged*/ the meeting. l'he parties ere charged with coiscpiriug with several others to excite dim-omen' and disaffectinm e and I haven right to slww the motives which induced their atteadauce at that memiug, in order to prove the character of the meeting itself. .511 r. Justice BATLEY—I am of opinion that you casuist iuquire by whom the paper was takes. in, unless it behy some of the Defendants; it mattered not to the Dsfendauts in whose horse it was rend, musided they bad nut heard mar were parties to the reading of it. Examination continued.-1 beard it read from the paper of the Saturday Liefore the moesieg, I think. I recollect baring vets many signature* to the eavertisemest. 1 lamer that Major Cartwright, De. Crompton, Mr. Carlde, mid Mirror, were ilivittd. I expected that sum* of she gentle- Iwo 'rook' speak. 1 had heard of Mr. Cachle, hot did out know h.m. 1 du nut recollect having beard that Carlile was novas under an indicimeut fur blasphemy, or that be was alsout to prosecuted. 1 do nut see The Alenekeeter Irbserrer regularly. I du not recollect heeler heard of • SueitletieW meeting at which Mr. Hoot presided. If I sate the paper 1 do nut think 1 should recollect it. I was at the Manchester alerting in January, but I was out at the dinuer. 1 bail beard that there vows to b. a meeting use the 9th of Angsist, but that it was put of. I knew its. 1/efendsnt, Johnsnit. I do not recollect hearing from him that it was wit ta. I have known ham twelve months. He keep* a shop at Shade-hill, and I staniolitursicall there to hear the news, when I go to ma, Let. I have nut often made news paper is his shop 1 may have sometimes men a paper them, but tint often. If I saws paper there, it wee 77se Manchester Observer. I swear Hist I cannot rerollPet hew:. ire heard him read that paper in his ahem. I may lame her* a d• arts tittles in his shop mace I have kisown him. Souse- Mines I slopped flee miiiiites, and aonemisites half an bestir there. I cammt recollect whether tour esmeersatitie gene rally turned on polities, or on the Negri generally. I cannot recollect having had a con aaaaa lima with hiss shout Cub. best's arrival. I heard he was arrived in Liverpool. I think Johnson a:.ked me if I nneld attend the meeting of the letb. I htlieve lie said Mr. Hunt would Lee there. I casieut recollect Lis saying that Carla, woeld be there. I hare Peel* It mestionect its the papery, that Cartae bail open ed • Amp in fleet street, lamehro, Called the " Temple of Reason, and Ilse OtSee sal the Republican," fur the sale of Tuns Nines Theological Weeks, I sewer read those works. I have no knowledge of the Resolution* passed at Sesithilettl. I think 11, remake Atheism's baying UM WO, that the meetiacof gee 9th nos pet elr. 1 witch say that I isiteelded to tie reseal at Met mauthag. I hart Isseed it Mpeetsd there was &Min in my seiglibeertmed, bet I Iry/17.115. it. .1 Isrll/11 it short a felothight or a Moult before.,.. 111111111010 . 111 loise. 1 slliwamerraillellollolloiffreard k lffiss the 16th, Mem ly . . lath teal ati oenedieme a whet stfillreme,•l , sia , Mr •• rikownaanued by Pair- littido.-1 have rot been nu istinside i the earaley aerbeisosoffilseells is Mee 10111Witilhoweoph botele. ^MP'S 0 , kb Joliosem. He peva was at my below, ewe have, I sew them more ellalltde Meer bliallelle; d ' r • • .1 etre heels as Snerilley.Ceittage. Ilia sloop Is inlet. of SIMI - By she hues.-Froaa the time they andee t ire , 43 l llll4 . public as SCIS tit AI am-heater. I occapimielly went these to. led 10 the baslimear I Is. no attontrt t**to-Nalt A.M.'S I bear, jlee sr.*. 1 ill V 2 1 ,11.11140 Age of Iliarsia, or nay oilier 'beard uo remising, /ovine, or hissi o o •ri tip m .._ 144,4 4 ,6, yr P:iiiiy?..Tieuk ho cat wyrigisokeys.. Tows weeks are sot see any 111.00111 4 bricithatorsee 'ekes either ler ,, wssli" , hoisi e sold in his pimp to my knowledge. - Salo Asst brine that he or throw.. up le the wires Hwy ' adesiveed. / • t.r . o,o_ sells any of the sucks sold by Carldr. Joliesson e• • broths . Mold up at them. I warm • viensiderakle theisheirl2 ll : I maker. I C4sonsil recollect that I have sera in his shop are was its sorb a situstios steall - should have s, .... d % op ,Is so I ,f th e w o rks bold lay torlite. • 1 bare onnesiairs reset • Nb- of the kind if at had averred. .5 • -7--- `' lamer ur Iwo of a iseweirowr there. The monism of the 9th Cryouesionsiseed by Mt, Braintree Ceitas-1 ,s i o.a.-Ap i ' August was a curreut report ; Ta was aloe careens., reported arse Linedimelmet. I banes Ale. Johnson. l'Ai!l t ' • that the *widths 10411 pill illifi mid that these was to he a 0.0 amid those days before the 16th August r-1'14 , 1 1 Illfstilig W. /LC lfith. Fiesodlor report that I haul heard, I Mr. Hone at She previous meeting. I look ars'p..i:tio the should have attended the nueding, whether I had 'won Joke- I pmeoralsags 00 kbed„omlesisms. I was not a t a a r i ,114`il laaa . aim or not. I cameo recollect that stilllllllo.l either iurited ewe sew that iievi I op a xp re s s ipop 44,717,nfi ,- on INC to the useeseeig, or told me asiplef the petmeedioes to Wk. kliosed that norm' speeial eperesalifei fad: heed inks place Illogic. :. ino is, mad that addit al snifilary forte had I;.* * r n be,,..egil s a By the Jueotr-lf I had anesomieskan expect any einem@ r the see' .I'heeed drat them a.. si. . i p so Of lUMiiiitill we prisonislistos 1 smeld poi bare ailesdeffelle e nog of time lnatiesso the Saturday or Smola, he dui meeting. lie. I esessidemd twetaelioltary lew•aas , e• a.. --.1 ese By Mr. foossors (throagli Ilialodge3--.11 eassom rev/41041 re 1 hoard an . 'as or alarm hoe tlertir , rk; el Apr how I besot acqoainted wish Juleiteuts. I beam Mr. (We ; • from the ambling. I korw that .k re was go lie wive hank ing he Mr. Johnson's shop; I think that was . re lwai • toecaps! at the 9sle. I Weird /Mr. Ind •-es a the God time I was there. Member of Parliament elected for Birmiughs in lor will By the Jew: e:.-I moor heard from Johnson that there ituow that the meeting of the 9th was for a 'boor, pc fa*. was drilliug going us. hrfore this starving. 1 esomot recullert (Here a placard was heeded an the wlines•j I 5, , , , „plea ever hairnet heard in Johnson'', presesace that drilhug was g that hill Platarded Is Ike sireels• going on. I hare heard that the drilling was counties' to ; Ite-nondlisedby Mr.•unt-Iliave teen a 1 . 1 , .40 r..lry of snaishiog. I have nu lemma to suppose that it weal below' Of placard either be or after the rattling I s• :mut marchine. I laver beard Johnsuu &alike use of easy seditious Swear ybleb. language. K . (woody wet ihe next a itness. Ile I. girt, lit ask Sidocy IYalkce,examined by Mr. Hunt-I am a Lieutenant his Lordship, wbetbeellse hail out a right ro Y;s4e hi. tra in the Illetsgal Native Infantry; I have locn nearly law years proses paid before he pee liiarvididere I ., from Ind..; I was at Meshes!. ron the 16th of August Mr. Justice Balmy...if fear I have dot te phersist to de. an lasi ; y taisily,consisting of 'sty mother, nater, and brother, :slar you you il r expeases; It is nut usual i LimmiliT•p c r i. reside there. I saw the processions uhi.b advanced into the htival nature. Does wee Gentleman orlasitir rrevllliel ill town on the 16th. They were perfectly peaceable. I al- i Instance where it is doh*? t „ , ... ~ tended the meeting ; I saw the processions limo throigh 1 Mr. SCARLITI , -My Olfik it is not done in' eeriestgal l p. o . Deanagate, at the lautionaraf St. Peter's.street. I saw no. lair. Hunt-My Lord, 1 apt peel/city ready to Fgt. , Pew thing calculated has excite fear in she minds of the reaped- portion of witheash et . 4 hS• •j able people of 31auchesier. I slid Pot bear my mother, or Witness-My Lord, I ' M - • .0 irgijiliesik ... • sister, ur any lardy .Ise express :my fears fur the eifety of ' witness; but I how e tra o upd a i h i p • 0 lie luau. I saw the cavalry on th e fi eld, but slid not see a Mr. Haut-Ml,{ std , we haves great number of witiaamar., them arrive. I ass shoos forty yards on the Deausgate a, is lows% astir a ye" groat expense. • side of the !nisi lii4s. M.. Buxton's house is us the opposite Wither sea Hera mown, and examised by Mr. tinnt.s4 side. I dol not sac any arts of voileuci rousinittril by the stn a mauisfarturer its Ike woollen trade I reside at Selfsted. - -- . _ . people iu the rumor of the day. I save o n e or Iwo instances I attended S . leery of is , uple going so fight with iamb other, but they were pre- few of the p. vetoed by those surrimuding than. The people said they ' half past eleven would out have a riot created. I beard sou threats 41( viu- maimed on the fr Truce, our any &Wog of Lied. one amt-two. Ciuse-exameueil by Mr.Serjeant HOLuoce.-My leave of had seen. I r absence is up, and Ido out strive pay. I have ass ides of SOUo tittle of retiring Irmo the service. I bare entered as a studret iu up. I was the 3liddle Temple. I uccasioualle, reside at Alarchater. ISA. near II I arrived there Iwo days before the meeting. 1 had slept or tweedy about two miles off the luwu uu she night befogs the meet- made their. ing. Aly mother lives shout 500 yards from 81. Peter's- nicotine *as field. I 1111 out hOlOtte to any political society. I think I llw tielthist • knew that 31r. Haut was to attend the mcetiirg. Ido out hail music a, know that Dr. Cionspiots, Mr. Niemen., or Mr. Cathie, were on any mind t invited. I think I knew that Mr. Carlde was under an is.. ereaa, ii nor i ... peat-rattly 11l . -• le . _ incipient for blasphemy at the time. large Milos of people could masa. I saw WO VIIIIIS or OA iv. Mr. fluut-I bre to ask, my Lord, if ilin be evidetwe ! sire weapoma, nor did I messy iisires shouldered is, illaskctr, Mr. Serjeaut H ta.t.oce- Mr. Carlile's sayer is so the pla- nor any thing of the kiwi; some bait 'gecko, I Lettere. I card calling the meeting. did net pollee thee. particularly, 10101 I think they were light Mr. Jodie* Ilii‘LEY , s- It is primed desi t iliv . . Carl& at- oalkiiicfneks, such as are et..sweaty broug h t by jorsbom tended the inesdiug. from else emnstry. I have sees such at alaitilwatrr !laces.- Mr. Hunt-1 hope. my Lord, that, though that is provel, I .1.4 not see them rffer &toy , inrush, us. viultrace offered to lam not to be iiiiiilic a sed iu every amnia of Mr. Carides soy one. I was not at that sole whet die people r4ilie M. I life. wiss surrounded by • very Awe body of inhale. The p.-iode Pair Joann. BA xtuy-They have a eight to slew that one might nut Moor shat I was a special constable, as I did got of the parties mtemberg the meetj ug was unde r au indictment skew my utaff. 1 believe suns of the other cuuslaildes dad. for blasphemy mid sedition, if they can. If you object lo it, I saw the eavalry arrive on the field. I shall sake a oute of your objection. By the Jotese.-1 did sot pea eeive any opposition oiffered Mr. Hunt-I du, my Lord, object to it. I consider it a to them before they got to she hustings. I saw nothing doer very illiberal proceediug, he imituidate them. I beard o n b oot i ng , hi sa i s ig,or great.. • Mr. Justice B •-The Counsel for the prosecution lug, or any thing else, eseept the cheers /Ham when they leave a sight to put their case in the strongest point of view. came arum the ground. I did not I. e any stones, eneks, Examination rethine.l-1 know Carlile's shop. lam not or brickbats, either disown at them, or throat, rapriii the certain whether I knew that Carlde was under an indictment sir as they advanced. I did nut keep issy h cß.,skpon the before I arrived. I know W ai n er . His amp is in Fleet. momihy as they edvanced. • 1 tried to Ark ~, lite r 1 ht g ..f street. I behave it is pretty notorious that Carlile's shop is theta called the Temple of Reason. Tbe uglier for the Republica's By Mr. Haut -I was not at all fee& firreilbe; far the aril Dena is painted over the d ou r. I h a ve seen H unt a s a sa f ety o f t h e sown or o f my petaSia, wail I maw th e em - it nseetiug at the Crown and Anchor Tavern. Is was no the yralry come upon the groussi. I was givea tuesaderst•ort death of Sir S. Runtily. Sir F. Burdett was is the Chair. that it was nut the within" of the Magistrate., to inner. Tiiill was the first time I saw Haut. . fere ether directly or indirectly with else inerting, and thtrc- Mr. Hum-My Lord, it matters not whether or not I was fore it WWI that I felt no alarm as 1 ,, the smelt. I saw the at a public ingenue with Mr Cathie. Every wan is persons- yeoussury come up to she crow.. t'l'h. I. ilov advanced to ed innocent until proved guilty. waist. pl,e linstora, I and those about ine euticavoored to Air, tecanuatr -He was molder an indictment at the time get away. No resistant* was trfftreil to 11140. I felt alarm of his alleudiug the meeting. eil when 1 saw the military come on 11. e ground. • Cross, examined ley Mr. Semi/seer -I leave been s Cal Mr. Justice IItI i VLYV-Thiri is tint evidence against the Defendauss,• it is um proved that they knew lie kept a shop of the kited described. • constable for Salford twoyears. 'n p ' se •,,,,,i top „ , 0 1, 1•4 ate I had okra braid o f d u lli n g . n ing of res pectabil ity. 1 was not at Carlile's trial. I neve? was at a politic meet- per she rivighbundmod before the meeting, but I am not a.m.- Mg before Ow 16111. I saw the procession. march through that au alarm wag created is. cosseq.sence. 1 beard tome of the town. 1 cannot say how many persons were on the field. my acquaintance express •11, feats. The parties marched t o The people were jammed very clime together. I heard Mr. the ground. They were several abreast, au* mooched as a She of soldiers, would search I did out p rroe i ve nay con- Huist's address. I was at a d.stauee non. Mr. H u ut's car nage whet' be airivcd,and could not oil who were in it. doctors or any who had marks sat distinction, such as bite Rewannsined by Pair. Hunt.-The people were slot drawn of laurel is tb , -ir hats. They appeared to marsh kikr ;L i s " m in ili l t i a u r r y , o l ni p e r r u i l. '" ab l l h y e 1 1. 171: 1 1 d iva ' v il e a fu d r i u b :: hu sa l :ec ul ki er e s s it o 'g r oar t u b * , p w ar tsi tiet i l d u T h ee et l n cot i fi ll in i or ' ci t il ln w i s a f s roua llut tlie v a N r at a c ppea lcull : their 'mayhem. I 'weir heard that Cathie had beeu foll meted of any crime before last August. I kinth that ante, they had be e s drillsill. I col (*slily thOligbi they tettoler was tried before August last; bus I have riot heard ""old nut have walked in that wa y without iustreetions. w a lac impression us my mildwas, that they must have re. that be was convicted. 1 nen-rear you in company wish ceased some instruction; hut as to drilliug, 1 Maur seuthieg either Carla/ or Wonder. I thought the people in the field about it. I cannot oil how litany perilous were os deafen& were in every wainilitary order. I saw none wills large slicks, I never saw such a meeting before. The Inistiugs were 'ur ea witb staves shuulileresi as soldiers carry muskets. It did Pounded, but Mot exclusivethr by those who matched to not strike me that the people round the hustiuge looked like the teututd. disciplined troops, ready to protect you ur light for you, as Mr. SCARLIST -Surposiu( that at that nseetiag sposthers occasion required. By the JUDOr.-Thcy did not appear ready to fight, for had Gerd m id° of au lu n a°11 °" 1 " 1 1 1 °*losee by goal*** speakers, and iti ridicule of the local authorities and Magus. they bad oat arose.. It slid out strike me, as a militaiy tams, tracy, for the pm t.'s, of Willing them 'lila Cyliltillist, what ' that the parties I saw muss have liens drilled, in order to en able them to walk as they did. I could tell by the car if a °°"l.l have be"' ihrcireci tooduc , dreePrelleli the atilet, of body of troops were marching. Gum their uniformity of step. thus' loose? isns-I ,It did not strike my ear that the parties I saw were 'tench- Mr. Iluce. obj , ct to tbe qaeslion. I s u b m it it easuot ing in military order. I thick the rows were some pace" be evide n es, from each other. Tu the best of my belief they dad mot hock Mr. Juana! BAN'LRY-Th e C ounse l f or t h e ptomai they up as soldiers do iu marching. The people stood so close have a right lan ark what he would th i nk o f say speech "there I was on She field as not to be iu a coodinuis fur of- u'aY awagiux to have be"' wade. frusive Oprratiuus. Mr. SCARLETT repeated his question ; 'apposing such a Was. Thelwall examined by Mr. Heint.-1 its a budder, speech nimbi would you have ansceterst 1101 the safety id the and reside at Msochester. I was there on the 10th of Autos, lo w " was in Jaallee? 1 Witne s s-1 is k us til cusceive th a t sor b Hete t:Yea are always last. I live in Lloyd-street, ale . h m .. tl ve Cfl a ya w rr i l i s e a fes m i o ns ci t as he dv irlace i improper, but I urver heard soy no ti, and am ikerefisth where the mewling was held. a saw acme of the processi ~,, s us, she 16th August. They l°4 l l l '.."' se k aa °l l. 7. l .;"! t w , t h i a l o u p a po P r l e a ":": ...... h• y . wo j u r W as s e na r t i e . ... wme cause peaceably, in she saute manner as Kepi, walk at clot. feasts. I was about my outs busiiiess on that day. I felt nu !Peek b...4•l•ber° made at the ,_ 1 " er _ t , 1 " 111 ," h at de l l "'"alid• us, alarm from what I saw, tar die safety of the trews or of wy to Your .1110gmetas mare maue Ole Me iNnalkitalit. • MI. SCAIMEST Isere read' she foilsman speeds [tom the family. I have roissiderable property in bloyd•streel. I have 3llo.lschrstrr idorerrer :-'• 'nee farce of Prithinsiag tavern! A I boa there. 1 saw loathing a Web induced . me to suppuae that my property was in dancer. I heard 1 million mot a lustful' men hare pet iterated fur Itatiersi. Whe great. r part of the retinas,. kayak...mejil reued, ansiltoile nu ex' ion, of ilium fair the safety of she tt.on from nay . neighbours sir •ny one elec. I saw no u s e who appeared base I we ,ll klesnied lilt sad 011,,,111 11 11 00 georgic mew agate paste-struck or frighteuril. Some few of the peopte 1.14 -steep 4 ",", "'tag ,* the shape ill Pittettunt they • weesild sits wive w hat they ewer suffer toe their dastanne ISIDISSIIICC had walking-sticks, me if 11.47 tame from tee country ; dwelt: svere at many skein. They were accumpanied by meat* 116111 j ! ) c rt brisil . . ent.ha_ tha t lb. 4 "." 1 .." . ... 1b :." 4 "..." .14 1 loisug comes and childrep. 1 saw do clueing/ of shops ire laid .• • Whin; of doors heron. one or'clieck. I wild to die outer 1 4 . 11 I °°" 6 • l4 °° ll sotbb 10 sal past of the meeting about half-past twelve: - 1 1 irks sever is "organ is lbaniontry are mike teaks r 4 the Belhamarta. Where she crowd. 1 saw great nowhere of my isegibors 'there. wiN the alai" 0 """Pti . V l o4 4 • ar ri ftai rri . O ll l° ll ‘ lll4l l lll . IWe There were many' of the respeitahle Inhabitiola so 110 . a 11411.4 ;°"*" 1 " 11 . 11 foe '.9l l effol/ 11 ? se °Maw" OSalWalr She. gthated, but sore of theta expressed all alarm. SAN* the ' - ' l4 ,""Walif". Illagml*P4l l o l l, 4 .Ps"°°ll°lll°°4 O 11°1 soldiers came. I do not recollect hewn. hole Oidelt ai tt N lit alsal° ll ° W° lll4 e7r -..1111 .10 11 “ I . 6l °°° ll ll lllll o ll llM , I Cid not see any people with long otafelnilLAkde sidunde Mawr p! osiminaiitelly AMON issui-aamgvisoo?-440 • circa.l sow iiiti than with a 1 hick otieltili'lliatood i lest 1 ' llll6 *. This 6 ° l •••tef_ ' 4l `B l °P. the P u . * "" 1 0" 44 tit' 11 4 4111 "' - was a shaft ease. I ~i tmti at t e e ,praike as A wn ma , leg writero nehiod yuu is staivation, with gum visage and ALL PRIZES 11th APRIL CA RROLL. the Contractor. begs moot earnestly so its pram on the public mind she mlfrunixte of pwr. 'hoeing IREPORE the 11th of APRIL, fur ON THAT DAY only Two Thonaand Tickets will lie Mown. EACH TO RECEIVE 301. and then to hove, IN ADorrit)N, th e mate Chance when the drawing begins tn. the 27th April, es if it had not a/rendy been drawn w Prize of 3111. th. refmr ‘ ow the Huh April sin Adventurer MAY GET A PRIZE, HUT CANNOT DAVE A BLANK! the Scheme contains 102 CAPITAL PRIZU, including 4 Pritea Prize. of 1 4 10,000 2 Prizes uf £IO,OOO ke. sm. I. aN 1111111.100/ in Mow" sod Cipoolo, inetioling its F:XTR A tii/ SI of 40,000/. trisioft CA !MOLL, the Contractile, has *Wei In the l'rize Mewl, by pcsasinsitinorfnverosoriet. Tickets sad Shame arei.elfoue al CARROLL'S Fortunate Offireo, No. 19. Cr.ruhill, and 26, Osfunt-blreet, where he Sub!, in the Ina fry Monike.. Nu. £340,000 I Nu. 1,345 £20,000 706.... 21,000 7,003 5,000 TO TIIE PUBLIC. T• BISII, hiving already published his ni ) )) inn • of she present Lottery, begs iu inform Lis hest Friends, the Public. that Neiman, with (very particular at leugib, at original, peblished by hint, may be had, gratis, •t either of his oilier., 4, COI( N H 1.1., or 10, Cli A KING. ('COS'. lie has refraiord from sushi's, soy alteration in their (ram, because Le wishes the Poshlic to decide wheilier tlapie whe irectowil him of having published refair rail garbled stmeitients were justified Is d g an. The London Gaulle, wherein the Schrnie is set forth by Cia. verrensrut, Illtlet lee Ike test by which the Public can decide. It may be a. ea at 111311's Mlle.. for that purpose ; and Iliisse wily who witliliohl iiniois tent parts of it, can be ac etified of publishing salui• or garbled statement.. lie sever has dune an, *oil warm and bora it H. Le miller. stood, that howsier rprciiiiir the Adrertiwrineuta of latter 011icekeepers may be, the Scheme does not contain any advantages that time Ctistoniers 44 his Offices will toot equally participate in. glue Lottery begioe the !lib of oral Mouth (April), on which day the 2,4010 Prigva of 301. will all be 11C cidr41, and nut any other Prix , nor will any Slash, be drawn that day; Lot err ry un. of thaw 2,11410 Tickets will oodia have a Chance, Just as if they had out been drown, hot withstanding limey will each Le entitled to ilite Mt The Scheme contains Iti2 Capital Wises. aisesuatitiag to 303,500 L Mousy amt Commis. Ticket, woriflllouto are wow on sale as 111311'S 041Sers, where No. LON, n Misr of Twenty Thousand Pound* Mousy, 'kb the Lottery jest finished, was SJlti in Shares. p • ; • • 4 • s