The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-04-11 00:00:00

V I ( I ! F C: 0 rovoinlolßClST AR ASSIZIES• i • ~ . .i • . •b . hose. 's. , s.. , .ri 4 , _.. via. *AM I • tee ,rend de ci -0 . alt t -_., - l nt • it-41 le!.- " twee ioi wrevirne -Day, Mesabi, Amen sr fob lit • Jr is ~11'. , ....... -'5 miff ' ....° IleglV•telist. lIIRLtIf AND OVNgtte. - Yak illiefiable; • fro Misstep after eight o'clock, Mr. Joe fire t iltholßeltD•estered tie Court ; the names of the Jury werremilet e elr Mod the preiceeikege were resumed. 'tkll le 'Mf aid #, hived 'by Neleset 1101.tavicg —I was one Of dli MK kiMontblea elf al aerlicater in the month of Aimee% betlP;llMiratetevidatalithester by Die Stockport read; the illtfilt"lbeller//4,lll‘Mteeltrg was felt for Dew time before it tiliik • pilliff 'Oat the Manner of the Theatre • wrilyirelltell Wed* 'itie town was alingethir "insets lid ; refelfallioneWeild'aditily MI ebtileed with diSkeltv; a seek Uteri. 11001DEWIsdt ilblotilar weir Ihe Moe, sod all has was issi4 o Nalw expected visl of Mr. Hunt ; the t We t, ' was elf tifloollweed omit, slthrdsgh pfseords srovereireis- ISOM Oaf If Would ter*ltmrd ; many rirewies to re gelleait therhyStill mink; who tonfllnwal PI amembled hi daffier's% parte 01140 ' %twit I" Mid ihnlMAlter,•frota Jamas, gold A nyeatteallt Mitiatidt wed atiweiptill toyaged . Shitet the ptutacd.nrsf film liilhnotk'bitNtiVellelv• oaks retool; we felt Nom setter' *l the ...teat Oliespeallit'ailed, tweed it moll sot hi otherwise from the maim take* to delude the people. acceedal Itirtie 114 elilelol:' 116tititamyer'iteer me& is here for • wish doors.". sateree; Yea* Jimmy , weld Aimed the do h* ormtiwillr(ltatilerreale4% th sterilise Mist kiwis*, to Illeildecieleuled•fradePtWinkeldwg elapses; • wry eteradatmet at ere pollee oMee Ifeflitheak•alitthinal davits/ AIM MIMI *b.'s* apfiello lrititailiag lb. Meet let tairpobbe ;Mika VMS IN thillioal,• Aikeiva, Many; listmetti idia4 , Miliiii;" mil Illibyl+4l ;'• them plates love alt within 10 *Oleo off'lMlllMbilleftuilit , WI denvilaMientless Mw thr a li l Leawm from the mast respectable individeek ; we were ar Ire tormily lefkirieed, aid *refire* made theta ; •41•614 *USW brainier: Some *vette before the I ?lee Se IMMAleolleritt eel I* *veil as of stalk &Mt eller it tires perbitibed" we bird isifortia Aloe . before the ndvertirement of which I have opolimilvd• illtelatotion fobs ratio*. plairs. Id ceMlSidiedhe ertsdb • *Maids* iblia *cm,* medellee tiViellila#.lllalaali• liedieit • able, hat still they were esseetial for the preseresillerallaid inkke freamMllty. Tboteeposolllftbrberilsivise 'Minted 011ie* iteedloants wilt bean, SIMI sertelaitiaes ci assist or, mid tier 'Umbel)** tom a Glivaiiiillllol4 Obi easpllad with . WWl riirai TbeerleSlSlPUNitai OR frit eessegerteee aarseter le labillibbilb..ilibli Committee wove wee of large property, aid eossit4l4ollll breaole se Wl.' It was as open Committee, eheemelladado piiiiisiaill•MlNP OW Isituree• Jammer, sad Assam. ibisiasiassi thlifisaii daily, -slate Puliemodice. arid sosiminwo they weal tselsesad by ilia Ihwadylieseausil Comdata*. Thor is salltil e of the groat buries which was throws ipso effe 1 ••11•91110113•0111•10sebiegimintly adapted had ,their rommormsa, aril we ward ,as me -mormare which wax eat wikeiawy ea perserwa therablve pawn; from all I telmetwo4, a alibi lbws Mr. Beat was Maly. so raikaagar the pia•lai theatres; I did ast ese his so the ash of beim* ; est the 34th ef Aorta we ids it right to tithe every promotions , fop the proonsimino of she pease, sod of seism I had Gilson nenainsisinatisee with Om Illealetrates ; shoe rosolted hob she wet ern am, *Headset ; I ilenitnesteeted all the informer Won I menhir**, the Masisimetbirara dare to lima; I be, liege they-keine all list I previously hoes fa the el alse'lllth of bottom ;• the Ilkesimrsise woo of Ciremr• sed lAstastart, ato ar isehia.iii•abbaa wire dippiie•ed so A Cuseleilitte, sod asaniibira amain sloe lismaief• hen Oa to time; thaw Gesidoula aseeboileas a riteforree, , end 1 think they mai alai* daily I. ea iberwillasibmaii woo kiwi iie Yorhebiet, ems' in Cboligiifabib•sasaa is fiaboill, pgalll tifithie eisoolny;•sbe inaailsor of do Skisbiraiwo milrg4lii a weir ow*/ to die Wee et Wm pular miiimi, im. obi Aga Niamtiessier ; I , wert N diremist&aineli slit leaks, Malik abase skate *Week ; , shi• Irtlislatimigliblre OWL Mielo ma i 1 asasidatabia rativiebatiiiiivranaillblilibibil ill.bisiiebil 3 40; au, at thorn sessameiriarbit.lialsatt The rador tidies amesibied at Mr. Dsolda'sessear Yeas sliver/4 1 1*db mod they espremted swish he Map up s imaa••••earitilallalb • tan, *hick ems aftwiesoda . said aa • hawing.. isafair to claret tbs., we bit/ awe bassief sowelali re &bust Iwo vs• 11 mast,. Is the Ist testamo they meshed the esti obi commeniestles was aullarigetstlrlaistir•aoltd, but I did nad Sol• it take pion 1 , 1 swot to /Ir. Maiiiiiea home, mid dub ing That Oval IM imemaptimi kir Wits place , l'' ••••• silence of the loterwesitita of a moot body of peemweva wiiirawaiited hi mow* al• I amid owl air. 4 Wilmot meal. 'tog 111 bled, and weeded M; 1 *PM& she 11 10 P 141 to *di may, ea ehieh weesaies I showed my aka of sacs; 111415 Teems wersdireeted le preserve the path* gram. I "MI Hunt arrive, and went to as ripper mom is Mr. Beane* loftier le see bow ho week* be rersived. lie use mealwatlet tremendolia shortie', and ea • • perms who hod matmeithel ielbeaseit tow the nmenatiled. The cm is. (*lamb bawailmi wee savrawaded by a vast imiltitatie, US there wiiii mill osseushdad gave way is order to let beeameeh the Wanda Colours and boutwors wore then diatibra sear the lisaa liege. Very shortly shoe Misses snivel I wee sent. OM by the Mogioarstes, and whet I mitolo their mead/ found • warrant was liaised, Ishii& .1 believe was is she lanai of Nadia. Mr. Hu'iou (the Cliairman)'look it fee. Nadia sad gore is to me.-(The warrant was kas dea to the witness, and be said he believed it was that which .was a...ad ]—l lift the roues with the earnest. Ille. Nadia, Mr. Alidaevi, mid the Boroughreette, were is OR room whet 1 smog in. In my jadeite's, it would have iggy impracticable to execute the wariest without she aid of dlis military; Sisal was my judgmest at the time, front the apple* mace of things. We wept down Maki, sod the Bersuglirenge mounted his horse and placed Insaself on the left of the mangy, litho had et that time clone up; Mijur a m cumanii.led that troop, bat I don't reetenther artist at thin mumrnt, but I saw him on the Reid after. I regorge/A the - Botetiglifetwe to dientount, as I was *NW we c.ald lent, keep up with him if be remaisied is beinebeekt ' be diamoseted, aid we mewed Oil. Whew we tame amk the healing., is coweeepeente of tie atenrudift of OW cavalry seawards, Mario use a Emit peewee* of altp creed, Sod I was threw* deem, sad vonsateird so for a darn lime. I was _throws lows by the .pnweere of the crowd in Ike first instance; I think a moots ire two most have clamp. -before I was able to get up; I had set efts any of SW or Inky strike at Ilse people op le that time, If say [bias 4 Dug sect had taken place Near me I mist have seen it, Ipel mollusc of the WI occurred. TM. atonal was iii Nadir's • custody .5 this time; I yea thrown down a woad time by ewe of the I Sth dragon... The *arrant was ties executed. • E4on what I saw that morning I eessidered the lowa le be • ii. eery imminent danger; she coned soder thedirendellid Hest was eery mod, ealcialated to esolasger the rob . est shot disy. I was entirely imitated on the field us she we had between 300 and 401) special resembles there. Thy ale of the military was absolutely memory, as the civil potter sae tverqual to the tail. Cross-essmilied by Mr. BLACK CCCCC ,-.-II MN 001 is any trails : I west geulleelan Peildilig at Mancisewor at that lime • I don't live there sow. We requestool the proprii tor of if; theatre to shut it op that nicht, and he did so; we seder tusk to get the • bills, statiag that there would be no ply, posited tip, but I sing none myself; ay dukes in the police odic, after 'votary beeamii very irksome, •• were free •quently obliged Ira sit op *II night 1 1 wee frequestly at tie police-lAm; I was sot there wheo Hoot cube :to likle:.e whether there was say charge mildest him. I Awn, is Buxton's, having here watrell from the fatigues ef Taffies.. Mee we formed the double line of constabi. a there Oil poly ease raft on the ground; I sow two afterwaids. I les't think the wood cart had serried Mien I saw she ialer• •I option of the hoe of roestsblis take place. I should Mirk. Shot the inter. opt IWO t ook place. The Hee of eessiabli a mill r ecialineedi I should think to wittily user twelve yards of the • hustings; there ems • great crowd round the Imentege; I be - lame there was • shout at the coming of mob peril; I believe - Mats came wily with see party; his carriage came slowly ea robe resod. as it approached the pesple they gave soy to let •St paw; I think the currant was Iris in Pladin's bawds; I 'firsoll he use the Swat of the con4ohles; the cavaky "Mfg • very tittle behove w; we endeavoured le keep in line with • them ; I won't swear that Nadia withdrew the line of cep 'et eMiei before Oslo. When I rose after the drat lima of being Reveled du eta, iher revelry had sarroveiliPli the hastiogs ; be ,tor, to My diet fail mid my accusal was in media mate se eel to be site 1.• see .bat was pawn around woe; I wee, I allonsl4 ilwati,ln yards from the hustings when I diet Sell; I betters Cream Birley led op the cavalry; I did set knew 1 I I I i !-"-• , E: R 2 7"3161pk.:1 - ;v17::. rPli, d Is ; lira bile ttlilibad-te support hal ism..? Ifesgheti Otte wee a *Mrler them; Mr. Eitloltseten was also ilirre ; 4 1 Jowl know the womber of yespossory present re ass d.,. Re-rts•toissed.-Arden were elven to print the p4ay-18110 4 sad pee Illem en with all dispateh. I we. not at the twili t * : odic , no the 14th. I wee afraid tbet soomm 1 re li ve d a days 1 should be amble to be al the olSre sse the lush ; shwas, mal have returned we soon ftir she ater; l l l 44 dealMl remember seeing Mr. ssbingsos the Idols Mr. Joseph Nadia rxustiord by Serjetot Cass-1 was the Depot Consistre at the time slisae transactions of the 1011 s of Asigioit occorre it. and h.. 1 been for near iweety yea,' before; 1 have since retired from the office of Depose Colwatite. bus I um a coostalde stilli I recollect ;14 Sir Mal of float la Jaassary. 1819; 1 towns' the tows wore dio. turbed ,haw towel islitriry she week be amid there; eit)cer one time or other of she day these was somewhat to do. about him ; I was at she thesis,. one eight there was • dieturbasee ;het by 11 eel ; J Ihmes. en d rhapanart were wish hiss • they were Se the stagy cu r ", was hrowtthl eat, wad I ordered him to lot 1.1 so, ems he rtisnied es ohs Theatre .gain; prom isawary t,i Aw 'ex 6 is ;So tressed sir 1 we. the ► s sbs .r=eel legriaaell P. -ere very . marl` I was st Hie rarefied on -101 h of All gust; the comilehres were And amembled in it.. lameit's meare ,• there Were from three hissdred 10 four braided couitshles theM; limy were stationed es /14. Pelees.llo4ll Is a double liar; I moved op and deers :homome. them fee vitally bet•ta Hunt came. They were same..the beedisite until the black Reg came, awl them three wee apesdiligralds mode, sad they were erperated.a good way floalipt AMP* gs tia; 1 oheerved them naked together befeeg Abell • deg came, they !hiked together more aft., it wal l Ise or three of the people were pearly, mid I esp,Alarplotsw, bolt to lei them persoss out; they were linked *peg, in• Nil. Whew I got. the warrant, I ehoubl ibis* , were linked Ira or twelve deep etidetk p r ow e killMfillallit o ''. Whew I was in the line of colish' the IA , w o k si Ss; they asi.t, " That's Joeeph :' sn a gs,l; is great guts, be has more tent is his bell Ho, a Another set said, " TO. Is she black rub. 1 41"al alater they alluded to the coenobite. Another pet slid. ", 1 1teiltitee eery good coats es their b , eks.,beiter goats Pane .we hers ^ ll saw a man aster the crowd with a wig of papers; ,earn be catered they usliesked; he appeared to* ipsigcmpeards the Gaut of the hastier i I thought I 0 ,4 .0 0 00 1 14011 1 % Shit Pee what be was about; I "eel Gel, erilleftfillAlrft. homehody said, " A spy :" I Awl thqh pp Won itjr~ls, were linked; as moos as the word " spy Attie. Idadlollo. they stopped the men; I was fallowing ; he did eel g a„ 5 ° im p t b l e orther ; some oat is; the crowd (mid i , " It ialireeek" owe repetted, " Lower down, knock him down, sad beep Lim clown, or 0 Pat him drive sod keep him does,* I carious ',collect which. I thee Weal back. As they march.. od on to the groves!, I saw some nicks, sad some large ones emt. From all I had seen that miming, I did not deem It yivilet , e.hle to execute the warren; whitest military aid; 1 dorsi out alt. rapt it from the reception I received • few days before that. The Borougheerve, two er there beadles, astil myself went to New Cram we had seat I•o men 1 yea up bills; I dos% kiow fay what); we were told thee see wen wore is the hewer, and that the meh worm stOsimg it. Whom we got through the mob, a eliester of stelae. Wee spun us. Me, Mehra hod kir. Germ got Away; I could " r p et away.°9lol o l lo . AO AfTer/Leo4 the lisidlea wens slotted 41..w0 Oldkatp,e,Weet. We met Mr. Moore sad Mr. Clayton beisigisg ippe military to.oer iwaletasee. Whet loam X:oseleettslpie s gi Ow immaetitshility of ?westing oho st.wellbestrltyptilitary. Mr. Halo., I believe, gave r ,fhe earriallseatt said that it would he out of oar power snow it with,* this aid of the military Anew I got I " warrant, I west towards the beatings the ins; I west along the lime of Special Cometablu a where the crowd Rape; 0 heftier that wasted to get is to hear whet weasaystesbeatel kmeekisg dews ilmite armies, het I amid set get Mangle treed. 1. tbisk ie was Must who wand lb* weean a. tonal tell that the people were hated bettipses the rosolables OA the hustings, knee* they swayed backward and forward is as waists; way', which those who were ..linked did end. I Monied to the boss% sod the ihotehestm yeomanry essay; 1 drew the Speci•lCoestahles back to the house be. fore the cavalry advanced; I did re to enable the cavalry le advasee: • slew warp from a hoses "hem there were seta* Quakers, and fell soon the cossishles; I followed the mi. limey down; I did not go with Moore 'sad Aselreart, they Started before me; my belag behind, gave me as oppertse Pity of obeerrisi bow the military ceediteted sheassehreadill going towards Si.. Itsiatiegs; I Asel sot see them trollies tee people with their reside from right to left., MI they wise .beg; I did Dui moo them co at all with their oweed•44 . they had dust su. its going to the linstiegs, I amesabaaa se them; I took the rivaleadere ism easterly; I emedbmollll the habit of taking pervious into tested,. ; he -.to • .o. 1 Croats %asined.—lt was after I est !hammered ebeettipy. the suaetsblea; I sheeted out; I heard that woe eektildbM was trod to death sear dee hissillegs, yeti) the cavalry ottlebiel the plate where the profile were Harked together. Theyweis all haver me; I Hawk that was twisty yards from the bash , imp. There was aa immense mass owed the losetior ; It oar she hugest crowd I ever saw is laseeheom I they wee. neeetty mew; I caret swear that I sew owe hmsdred wares, but I saw 10/11.; 1 west beck to the Magtewares ; ompeela Becky commanded the troops; either he or the temmapetet (N.sgher) went first ; I did out see Liessteellet Witbinsylow or the field that day ; 1 sever hater Oliver until I saw him his town; I don't hp_ow where Mr. blow and Mr. pHs were; 1 think SW, Aeliff We teak Misses from nom I harl pried him off the ku•liala • I kept the weetwae 1:r bat, poesesaiws ; I did sot give fleet:lmM Beery. • r. Jostle, Moroweis -11 waittley.liareoleil to Caplets Iffel•i! . 1 . . - Witness.—No, my Jl.ard; I kept the vearniet sold I gave Hoot sad others copies of it ; I don't know the people were fed; some of their colts were very.had 1 when I hued the ward " Spy!" 1 tamed back; Hee skewer of steers et New prow did tint hooch me dove ; they made me black in ease. rat places; some of them were as large se a mam could throw; If they had hit me on the head, perhaps I should have gone; 1 saw one of the Reformers hilt seilk a ensue. MC. BIACCIIIIIIIIs.-Tiose there Mgegillwasy Reformerset lasselwater ! '' Mr. Nadir—Yes, a great liiPaiser. , . 4 - • Mr. &scumming—Yoe sod. .tan ass Ceenvere of opisiom that there were too =ley itarfonmers Serjeamt Hou.ocg—Serjeselt Cruse did set say stereleelt thing. . . Mr. Rtmcgotiatig-1 billow parilimiiiirdid e• Wpm himself. Re-exsueisted.—We went fatimblifie lib= She crowd. &ricers Coos* —You west fiats a WAN Air abetter t , .. • ••- • Mr. BLACKBURN'S—I beg year pod* the witiegflak' sot say for shelter—you put words ie Ms neweth. Essaiinstiou continued—l was very ill ; we were followed, sod ocean as had as we could to get sway ; I can't toy that all the special cuestables came back to Buxton's house; I don't know the number who rams back. Mr. Peter Slathers ex isninetl-1 am a &molter. sod re side al Collybiosi, wear Misch. met. I was in the em ploy of Seblesiinger and Co.'s, allasehester, es the lathed' August. 1 thee resided at Hardwick, Dear Masehester. 1 came into town shout half-past eight or that easesiall : ' my lonises, led me te call •t accrual warehouses in dif ferret parts of the town; I had by that mesas us sp portanity of seeing what was going Oa ; I Saw • body of ern, about three teetimail. Is Olilbate•Mreet sheet eleven o'clock; 1 saw a black OK, with a bloody dagger ou the top; I saw people wilh very large sticks, much larger than those g Ily used in welkiee ; most of them wire sharpened at the mid, end .hod with from; ao bustilem could be douse at our warehouse on that morniet, tor could 1 'mosso any business at the wareiwumi I went to ; Lite people app. seed • ry much Waisted ; 1 went to St. Peter's-field about twelve delock on that day ; I took my station opposite Mr. Boston's house ; I saw a line of coo. stables from bailee 's house up to the looking of arms ; a large body damn had their aims forked roved the honied& ; whys Mr. Host and his puny came on the ground he was re• iced with a shout of triumph ; I was mach alarmed, sod feared the eousequeaces of Duel, a meeting; many of the avowable. were much alarmed, expressed time. osiers se; I beard I of Ilse prawns use MUM f insulting words to the cuustsbles; I saw the yeseenely • arrive; the special coustsbles opened right gall left kJ be i them go to the lionises; I saw the yeomanry edvseciele. wade the bustiogs; the mob *Waled as if his tkfianelf ter! •Usem i I s:asatted the mob throw nutlet' from both Milespdi l saw the,. IMO! . 1410110114 k 1014 V 11 sihshelllstr elevated labove tier,. As she yeemassm.teme edeeneiog to ibe bust logs, the people 'snit Cylw;i4jastete... ll , ll ; ‘lnie ', l ick' , " Id i elsown were Mossier hillieraf Rae' istele Ir. 'AI the yen. weary got nearer li, MlisgetfiliC)teti b closed behind 11e, mad the throw's( Willi's. mere ticket; I did not see . 1 eßf_ . _yleireisissry strike - lee 'prison as' AO •dvaiVed, and I Olillag %ass elspervrd it if they had duress, fist* this ailostlon t in ho w na h o il ls h lse li g . ir su i; d w iepe hen nie l , he and Ye llu ' ll ' o r ted eft s t hens t".l ; llel h o u s e s: in t: l le s Itiiltrteod butt-mid of a pistol is the pocket of rose of the mob 4 -11 would have beew snadoem to attempt inciting the Meow without she aid of the military. 1 1 •slieed by Me Etalle.—Schleaslager and C... my , ism, were shippers ; I bossght and sold goods fur them ; LIBINIImid the maiisgement of tasking invoices; I had non. Of She stickpin my hand, hot I ..e many houdreds; I wool • "Mgr the, erre all Miter than walking.sticks •' I saw, how 'ever, =he bonder do which were urger; most of them were aharpesied at the wed 1111t1 shed wish iron about se shirk as my finger; I examined the sticks ; my aitetition be , lag stormed to them by the liaise they made on the ' fags; 1 owtsf . she dagger I saw err/seated a bloody dagger 1 I am now a dry-saller. wish • partner; I .6 w Mon In not of the Imatiogs fished, sod I was extreme!, alarmed; when the yeomanry advisee/al I retired so the Quaker,' chapel; the cavalry sorroontlee the hustings before I so retreated; it appeared to use that the coirstables divided right and left to let the cavalry pima, and that I swear; 1 was about Iva or six yards distant from the yernattry; I WM Olsen arty yards from the hustings; I was looking to- I ' wards the hest logs as the yrontaaey advanced, being placed shoot sold way between Routines house sad the hinting*, 1' mese& Windmill .beer t; Ido not keno Mr Gregg. The stogies Wert/red when the mob closed upon the tear of the yeelasioy--wlfifi they weal .a'eg She lucked people; I tam i fell if thfiff the its... of the Geld, nor did I see Wlylliff thfl tef ; I sew the mob strike the elver, i' bones as they Or* swims, I being them at a distaste , of thirty yards from t .• , Ur. George Broom earintiogrsl.—el ant a rags chant at Man. , cheater, sad atteaded at el. Peter's•Aeld on the snoreirsg of the 11th of August. la comsequotnee or the dire-soma I re , mired I placed sorrel( within about six yards of the east, in tIM CM instance. That curt was afterwards removed bark from See to six yards ' - and also from the line of euesiables. The cart helot motosed, I b• and as order gives by a person tailor name of Sw fu, to link arms, gad to stand Arm. After that there was a very great pressure, and I was closed in by Owe who wire baked. The pressure wee between the eon ellitilin and those who wens locked. There was very greet =lre to make the coostablos fall bark; they did in faN ist retard their grimed amain. I was willing sae maw drib hom logs, heists • epeeist constable. The hod, of coo /MOM did soot get op there, as they were famed is • row. hilts only myself and • few others she arra our w ound ; ile4 Were of coarse seperated flea the rest. A great may between me sad the goostables were baked, by which memos less cwt eR from Ike body atheist. The baking was dose It peewee, the hustings from the coastables. The husking, Mended to ten se twelve yards ur more, bat being seer AO Istoltsgs 1 'mold tam well judge I was sear the Meetings whew Roast arrived; them was • most Ire. isteorloos shoultufs I heard Hunt speak of the all powered right wMeli lbe people had to assemble fur the paemme of pelitioulost' he made a very Meg speech. I homed him sty, 4 lf the vuemp altoteed say symptoms agaimt Mess that they were to pet Rem doom, to quiet them, sad keep them down. , In simmer to 1114 e, two men who were Hiked Mot each It the ethos', " I reeks's., awn, he memos we masa kilt 'rut r Tv which the other replied." Aye, to be - ogre, you fool, he doss." I saw the riollianry op lelfrdilit whell dis' Me. ile.s A t ne l l aid el:ea . ju sh h e et. e.ioly n" aw ed a f t ; maw ft ladalea's bass, he (Haas) pollard with open bdaidlle ibrwr, sod said, " There is a pretty sight foe refrel"Nr. Haat thee dished the saes to be ire. ' Is roma milk eosin bed formed, be mid, "let waive thews a 'bale 0114600110 rats% tell which. Three leveret Isud abeam Ma 61110.4, Ile.:llaat *main hi. hat, Nth Mar emu **a babllla“ 1110111116111110.11/1 4,11 111 1 Ctli, amble, ellreim *worm diaso r iobipl"lllr dim who were husked asigaiblei I diggsg, *Be Arst,illist 000 They tbee tweed Meat rid keel Hee cavalry, seal earned with them; she cavalry woe ' *demoting, and the plillple's slicks were eadeaveorlng to keep , Ihrilll off; at that Moe I aitoold suppose the earrsky were aNtlety thirty *At Mee the how tor ; the men or mob were aMelflosl to pearl* Ilseit approach to the leumiars; 1 sae s event umber se Mats directed acainal the constables sad she cavalry, jail w Me Meter a• sproseised ; pkers of lisiell were also ibroirilt, splotch I notie.d particularly; I sop. Fused that Is be the ram at the time ; the cansables were distinguished by bolatiag op their tranchewn• ' as the yeo manry advasceil stem was • great and tremessdoes bustle, and shave men who were id larked arms, appeared to get is the rear of the emwatatloo, Who wire acting with the cavalry; and at that periwig/ore sere more stones threw.; them I had men skiers •illersierieg at Ilse first *dewier, and 1 was myself kw« ked -lowa by a Muse ur a brick-has ; 1 was some time before 1 could recover, and before the approach of the yeomanry, • man threat/lied to hawk me down with a stick, I prevented 1151,,,b10w by @ankh% the mom Just wader oh: elbow; the man who struck me was twee of those whom I beard to use the expressions I hove already mentioned; lie stood before use; Ilii• was sot more has Iwo minutes after Hunt sold them to "keep them down." Those who we,. linked arm in arm in the reit of the cavalry, and the cavalry !seism imienropied, liege° to sale sly ' • they hit the men •ish the eat aide of their swords, spurred their boron on, and got round the heattleP• To my wetain knowledge the yeomanry did got act In this Illeilisee uslil they were assaulted by the nob. I saw lboosaads mined with slight, some of which were very large, and randy of the 'same description I 'saw mud against the head. of the cavalry horses. After she meet. lug was dispersed I sew a great sissy sticks on the ground —matt, hundreds A great clammily of stones I also saw. There was great hissing from lie 'nob, as well is feast those who were uo the hustings., as the refs!. y ap proached. I bad been • special timetable two years before the outing, soil as it approached I ft It very treat alarm; I consider %I ancSestcr was that day in very immiliest danger; al that lime 1 bad • warehouse In Manchester, which I or dered to be closed at half past leo o'clock, in consequence of seeing the iv oide just Hies coming to iu such large bodies; io Casson-aim' mud High-street that apprehension generally prevailed ' • these are two of Ike principal .(recta for ware houses in Manchester; other • ararehonars were also closed, h o t I cannot speak as to numbers; a g eneral suspension or Wiliness took place on that day. Cross examined.-1 resided that day at N 1.31, Boren. nose -street, and now live at No 5, Prisees-vbei 5, i• M•o -ehester. My warehouse was al Nu. 15, High street; I was 'tat more thou three yards from she busting* *lon I was hemmed to by the people; I marls a meoioranduin of übat I saw ; kept it by me for six mouths ; and, slut knowing it would be wanted ; I destroyed it; the people oil the hest.. ings had ihe best means of observing what occurred in the field; I could hear wrist Hunt said very distinctly; I put down what float osid—r' to pot the enemy down, quiet them, rind keep 'hem down." The cavalry Might be about twelve yards from the hustings %low I saw the people Dee slicks at well as stones; souse of the stout, were as large as my fist, in short, they were all sites; there were brickbats amongst them; there were • great limey spectators who took 111.1 part la the proceedings; I did nut see where the people gat the stones, though 1 did the direction from which they cause; It wits from Windmill agrees; 1 did nut see the yromanry tut down a single individual with the sharp edge of their swords; when the cavalry surrounded lie hostinge, 1 was henmeil in very lose shim; I was pressed forward with the crowd towards Windmill-street; I can swear I sew no one rut. Hr. EVANI—WiII yea swear you believe there was so op, rot ? _ Mimeos—l saw no one cat. ' Mr. Serjeant Hut-Loci—l object to that; the witaesa's belief can be no evidence. Mr. ETAMS-4 beg your pardon. His Lorilphip has I allowed you to ask many witnesses as to their belief shawl alarms. He permitted you to ask theme questions ; but we me sot allowed to do so I contend it is evidence. Mr. Justice HOLIOYD—A say it is sot, sad I am sstoaisb. ed to bear such observations coeliac from a Geallemsn of Ike bar. It is wingoler roe tasting ser thst iv, our of the issue• lie prevalent opinion of sista% is meetiuned and Wet. Hnitnw, Fog examine.)—lama Magistrate, mad was so in Asserts!, 1819. 1 was elected Chairman of the Com. mitt.. or aiktaies when that Comorstee wee appointed. A General Meeting of them look piece at the July Quarter Sessions. All the Chief Magistrates of the district atteud• rd; it was wtossially nommen, occasioned by the dis u. bed state of the county. That state of the county was the tole topic of one consideration. There iris toot the slightest d.ffmener of opt between us ow thin solo ject. It was thee considered necessary to appoiot A Com mittee, and one was appooted immediately, of Which was do Chairinso. The Committee wait deemed Nec e ssary to provide to the peace of the manly, and the safety of the ittlishitants. As a Magistrate. 1 had opportunities of khow int the state of the country; I knew that in almost every town and village there were Union Societies, conducted by Committees, who eorvespunderl with each other by ,nears of drlreates. 1 should have added, there was a rnerul panic thrusighout the distinct, arising from those sod other circum stances. It. three or rtur dais after the appointment of the Committee, we commenced our measures—we were then eleven or melee. Before the 9th of August we had meetings from day to day, and after that they wined ; but I won't be positive oat shut subject. We used the best means of acquiring iafiereatioa from the adjoin. in! districts, mid that information gave as a rapid increase of alarm fur the public safety. We thee took the best means of preserving .the pubic tranquillity. We had the Reqni sinus for the Mower of the 9th of August brought to us, and we forbade it We had *bat we thought positive iiiforatation of the drillings wbieh were going of in the country, from various places, and from gentlemen of the highest respectability. That information toadoshtedly int-treed our apprel elision for the public pears; similar •pprehensiuns pervaded the people around, of all classes and of All conditinas. The sew notice for the tweet. lag of the 19th of August was given • few days after that of the 9th was put off, as being illegal. After we were apprised of the intended meeting, the roafereores of the Commitee were Meier emotional, and I eareic thamigh living twelve miles from Manchester, did tot go Mme fur several days before the worrier Other Magnuson at ',tided the Committee late at night and early is the moruing; Mr Trafford and Mr. Tatton. I think, attended all the lime in tows, ; I understood that Mr. Hay permanently resided for some dais is Manchester before the meeting. We were is constant communintion with the anteiriiies of Manchester, solely for the purpose of preparlog for the meeting of the 18th of August. A Committee, called the Committee for Public Safety, was formed by the lishabitants of the tool. with whom we were also in constant cumniatocation. That Committee consisted of some of the must respectable people fu the tows of Manchester—some of the must distiaguirhed gentlemen In the place. 1 am not aware of the bomber. We met on the 15th, immediately after church, when we made such regulations as we thought sienna.; to meet au Herm"' lag danger, and preserve the public peace os the trilowing. day. Ore the 18th we swooshed by wise o'clock at the sew los, sod about 'levee o'clock west to Mr. Bastin s hastiV as at remmanded a perfect view of the area os winch tbet busting, were erected. My bespresslos is, there was use earl on the add at the period army arrival, mad that ill the Magistretra were present with me, receipt Mr. Trafford; when auricled by any thing perneoler, 1 woes es the min. doe, and nut otherwise; a serelarstioia was Iswadvel est Magistrates, sigacd by above silty resolving*, Meets( duel* apprehensive of great danger; it was wit smosebefore me, but I certainly read it; I am acquainted with a great mossy who signed It; they we uses of the highest respectability. Mr. Blackootwe objected to the eitseives stating that other people said as to their alarm. They should be called to prove it. We have ore issue or which such evideoee can be received. Mr. EvAlielz** Mabee should be received which is not legal. This is mere hearsay evidesee. Mr. lattice F101.11.0TD..-1( improper ...Menne be received' it es, he recoiled elsewhere. 111 y dory Is to noire all improper evidence, but 1 'link the precut evidetsee to be received. The proof here is that recensions of fear were made to the Magistrates, which might be one of the reasons fur iodating them to eafl in the isailttary in aid of the civil power. This is sot au action against the Magistrates, bet against some of the yewavinry ; aid owe of the questimse here is, whether they acted is aid of the Magistrates or else power! Aged*" is, whether the weretier were or were tW Illegal! If dttleallie ran otherwise be shaped, the actierel'desold bevels** brought within ass months. - The wheels renamed..—Thu tbsekesetwa was put into my h.nda some time to furs lust illopessred upon the round; the people marched on the stsmand in beautiful ord.r, ebb music sad flags, and, is fact, in melt order as could isoly result from long previous preparation This octavo d more particularly with those persons who came up Mostly street.-1 could tut distioguish from whence they came. I saw them come to the square, thew wheel, sail they tweed up to the hastier, each party depootiog their Bags or oss about them. I meow speak to the number. A great pre • portion of the men bad sticks; I mean of the crowd entail our view. Such was my Impreasios then. sad it is sat Dow, I west lo the window in consequence of the simonise us Hout's arrival. 1 stevershice I was. bore heard any thing Iskii It, and 1 hope I shalkorver pee such a meeting again. 1 re. member a warier was Stied up (the warrant handtd to him). 1 his is the wariest, 1 know all the signatures but that of Mr. Sylvester; sad I believe it is his wilder. I wet for the Bornuehrveve t and before it was stetted, Andrew and Nadi■ were in the room. la the lest iustance, I save the warrant to Nadin, telling him to mare it on Hunt, Knight, Johnson, and lloiurbouse. The warrant plumed from my head to his, but be said be (meld not serve it; and I remember the eon• venation that passed—" What ! said I, not with all those special constables %" His answer was Mr. BLACRIBURNE-1 Neal object to the answer lidos given in evidence. It was ruled by Hr. Justice at Yolk, t►at the conversations with third persona could nut bs sive% while thou third pereose might be called. Mr. halite HOLIIOIeD said, thecae.. were different; hers the excesses were not in question, while at Yuck they were; he hsoteelf, as Counsel fur Sir F. Burdett, had arauvil this very point against the present Chia Sarno of Scotland (Sir S. Shepherd), and the Court ruled anises bias. It had bets held by Lord Chief Judie. Mansfield, that • chiefs, in liaise opens him t►e edditiottal character of a soldier, did not pat of his eitiseoship, hot was equally bound to Aunt fere for the premervatioo of the peace. Examioatios eventlaiseeie—My remark was—" What! •M with all shore special constables %" iilairrreilaua which I beard from one of the Berougbreeves sad Nadin won inc► that I dont taut have taken woos myself the emotive of that weasel *Montt military asaiatoeme ; and I MO that all the other Magistrates enueorred with me in that opinion; in concurrence a lib all the other Magistrates present I Welt Iwo lellera, the one to the Cornmanthr of ' the yeomanry, and the other to Col. L'Estrauge, the Com mander of the military in Manchester; Mr. Traforil was lbe Magistrate appointed to attend the military, in urd. r that if onfurtunately we were bored to call them in, one of our body should be present ; after mature deliberation, we bad determined not to use the mild icy until we fuend that no other means were left 118 of preserving the peace of the town ; I rousidrred when I wrote the letters that the liars and pro. reties of the people of Manchester were 111 the greatest danger ; I took it fur granted that the mettlog at Manchester was part of a great scheme in the district, of the existence of which we had received the most utoloubted111f01111•11011 84.1/1C time before.—(Here a letter was skews to witnes...) This is a letter which I wrote to t►e corps at Portland. sterol: I did not then know the name of the officer who was stationed there at that time, but it was the nearest orsiiriery slatrun ; I remember the arrival of a squadron of the Man thirster yenossury, they formed to the right of Buxton's lonic; previously to this I had a glass to look through ; I saw the arrival of a served cart loaded with plaisis; it drew up near the other, • eoosiderable nambsr of persons, hare- headed, risked upon both carts; after having moved farther from the botany in which ae were, they filled a space hetwesu the constables and the hustings; I obser►ed the mew who were bareheaded, bet I do out say that all at the meson; were bareheaded; I saw them surround the hustings. I should', wish to remark, that towards the Magistrate+ huese the people w►re rot no dense as in other parts of the I field, and ikerefote a better opportunity was aff.-nied of seeing what was pit% on. The iiespreiricw 1/11 4 Wind then was, that tile, *ire Hebei% eight or ten raw deep, mid 1 have sine. hasljeo ato change that ti e nicest; toy seams Far thinking so was, that whew the bode, carte np so plant their colones round the Imatints, MIN no additional peewees; when the revelry formed is of the Magistrate's boa". there woe wrissettdosa loud chew. hot : the people bred relied; sod mewed their hats ahl sticks let the air; I heard some Mows, but I dereet mean wiser% that the hissers( was by aey means (reread ; opu. this the cavalry cheesed and waved their sworili; I raw the cavalry advance; I see either Andrews or Mu, join thew, lust I cant say which; I parroted thew we' , nay eye towards the hastier; I observed them w neatly to the heathers as pooriblei them aoseeil 1„ me to be a emend ',Malawi.; I cannot swear that I sew IRV soma or home streets, hot these appeared to be a geotu resistants en the part of the people; I too wows awl beta. bats flying, sad no reastosable Mae ens dusk. 'here th ey were iateuded fay 1 bag to ray, that this occurred adieu o w yeomanry were weer the beatings; time Were ai,rinhrii all kinds enema which there were 'lnit. t i ns was just as they west up to the header ; there ,„i t .„ brae bees • considerable comsat, thrown .hick I dl eel we; she apace, if one 'sold see any thing like were to verb a crowd, was dogma •p behind the cavalry as they so. 'mused ; the mars of people bed entirely surrounded there. 'shy by the time they real bed the liestings. I cowered the Cavalry, amounting then only to wsly, mod surrusoded by ;the mob, were fei insiniumit danger ; they were separated from leech other by lb. imerresimie of parties of the peep.. I was iodated by thee to tubs »thee Woe. Col L'Euriage arrived at Resson's howe wale part or the 15th, followed by a past of the awaletre yeeroaary. Ur). ism looking ep to the 'Mathew, and asking, " What am Ito du ?" or, What ate they so dor 1 essitl, "Good Cud, Sir e don't yos free how they are attaching the rumour"? Diaper.* the mob." I felt dust there rested sepses woe OM responsibility. 'bee had I not duos as I did, 1 shoeid have been aotaeirbie fur a. diva of She leullieury. Cross-eaateiserd.-1 was aware from informatioa that there wee . cwereu e wiedisig Surteits ; I was not agitate that I could seppneea those Soeleilea hefule she meeting was held. (Left sitting. at hour o'clock... Monday) _ _ _ NAVAL IN PELLIGEACE. rtmeoeti, elicit. I Arrived the Betsy, Leviegten, frees As. Mai y's, Cow A AG ice. HARWICH, APRIL 11. The Elisabeth /ones, Moto, frogs Cenllll,oll I k for —yam, .48 this day heeisireemhe in by s past is a very leaky atati., ins he,. eetrileday sin the Huhn Seed yesterday i she Rio sisppedfsimso sll9/sr sad cable. r DEAL, APED. I Caw Allows from the River last sticks •ad sailed, Da germs, Inset, Philips, fur Testriffe ; and the Visalserg, cud.* to Halifax • also sts.dac and sailed, the Lord aleltrave,ls.4l3ll. for ' Moramsebi • Orwell, &pat, for M. HMl's; Fristrdist, Shea, hr Quebec; Testa., Sweats, fur • Priare Edward's blood ; sad Cornwell, &Aiwa, for Quebtc. wrist/vet, •PtL D. Tim Thome, Hearty, fur Halifax, groutohd yesteolay se MM Reek, but Busted off hat slew, sad returned is the it. Orbit, for Jamaica, crusaded monde! es Mt pith bet Sowed Wilmot night sod proceeded to are. A wl•/ of Wilco. Abbey, Bock., was desire* by lee OS Monday, witleh was oreasiu•ed by Ike mrtlipe•rs of • paiutet's maw I.tioug a lissom, of warmish lake bre. No engine oss at Isatul, and t►e progress of the Bases was slopped ley • Woltz party wall. It •as orrapiesf by Mattis Roils, eq. wad the fw•iture la the part of the boildieg se ire wail dorawarind. lb. pMiwtae'• was was dsegeroosly bunt. A sari of inquiry was held on Tuesday Ist. at the Cusrle of Exeter, before HARRY Javu, Eq. Under-Sher.ff, to assess the damages in an actiwi of slander, io which judgment had gone by default. The Plaintiff is daughter of Mr. MADOI, coal dealer, of Topsham, and the Defendant, Mrs. THATCHER. o widow, residing at the same placr. The slunder complained of was an imputation of dil►onraty to the Plaintiff, and it had been so pre judicial to her reputation, that a matrimonial alli ance, which wa■ to have - taken place on the Isth February, wog broken off until her character shwa be cleared. The Defendant instructed Mr. Wall- NEN, her solicitor, to state her deep regret at bar ing uttered the ►landerowa words comph►itrrd of, which were altogether void of truth, sod such as he could not justify or palliate; and the Under- Shen& lit clogging the Jurt•, told them►, that the Plaisit4 4 ,l.:ellaracier ►tood unimpeacbtd and ruins peachsiale. The Jon' , gave the Plaintiff 501. da •ages and costs. Mr. C. BaUTTOM was .tiorney, and Mr. STlCritte Counsel, for the Platutilf. _ Prince liarad-ka, who has been ursanimmuly chosen President of the Central Goverument of the Morels, is one of the most inveterate enemies of the Turk., and at the same time one of their pro roomiest politicians; as such he is perfectly se quanited with the weak side of the enemy. lle was formerly Huspodar of Wallachia, awl sand himself a few yews ago by a timely flight from being put to death by the emissaries of the Pots, who had orders to carry his head to Constantinople. However, lie happily escaped with his tressure , „ anti has since resided to different parts of Europe, chiefly at Pi-a. COILV EXCII.43GR, APIUL ID. A very large snootily of itheit icassined over frost Moe dafs enmity, having hot little demand, stiff that coodord in the finest samples, which met beim, sale at dial ds)'equots tioes: nu offers could be skimmed for the inferi o r vie ws's. which have only • noisiest valor. The Bailey trade con figure exceedingly dull, Ike supply of all des...loons brill larger thus the consumers rag take off; but the lon saki that were made to-day, were at klooday's prices. lbe ar rivals of Oats were must abgedmit, whirk, however, Rye • *skiable sale tc•day, oo is good its ms as as Moeda,. Is Boss mail Pease these were au atteeat sue. COAL MARKET, APRIL N. Ships at Market. Skip IllwW. reit e. 441 Newcastle II Su ntlerlaud 1 Calm PRICE OF STOCI Rik Stock... 242 241 3 per Ci. Rcd.. 771 761 I D 4 YESTERDAY. thaik 1.. Ann..... 191! Lop. 3 per Ct. An. 71 Indio Bons.. 70 71 nr. Old Annuitien.... iUi Es. Bills, 2....1,001. 3 8 6 pr. Dusts Small ....6 S pr. Co..p (or Ac. 721 77 7811 77 _ - 3 per Ct. Com 781 Si Crnt...., 88 87f 4 per Cent... 95 94111 6 per Ct. N. Au... 104 101 it ITH. Oti Tbursday 120, the 4th Dublin, the Earl of Hoirtb, ii it smeceetled in bis titles al Vinous' St. Laureate, now 1 al Rosa Cases. VII I his 70ih yrnr. Hug Lordat , P Id estates by his tided WP. :ill of 110111 b. prlwte4 red l'atil , ohod at THE BRITISH PRESS aotl THE GLOBE Na 127, Soiled, h C COEB• IV CU, of the &mid. ■ I L I: ~'"~ It ■ Ty_l7l ~_ 7" 3 7 I "IN