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

rl 1 1 pit .- . . • beggemiterm,breethisat amo& Wm ruffles* *pi teak Before per art the battalions of earraptioe. Powerful Hu. . ; .likines Freed all Dem the heel; ptawease" sow Pr"i"oers ere 3lroebera of so ilweeraroble Ouse; hordes of Igo* smile, rommoaly called Bishop, Rectors. 'Were, fte Ceeeselest fradlioldsra, who receive smarty 40,800,0001. every yew; ?sigma sod Goleta shisatisnee sad es army _fed and pew. 'perm** girt Biletillilliefiffitigillikiifisv-heart:".• - Wittem—Lebtotild ban emisidered such • eperich very • ' " df l igft N't tows. %.._24 11_ pa iam Tim r, hail a., • hpro ptnit is soy .0..,:th: 0 ► stow . reeffle-mieseiripms••vpialigign - tll Th e •Itheartsie g e -• reefit-iffahmeemes*tramp•iviesief dimmer *Meng • ieStma bilmeeellt_ )oshbeil,lldmaeld.b.• • +NM* svemy of IfieMerirmgaigtergletleallaillitelliesseleeardes . I *twit a ate erh• ' of i het hied, deli/m.4o* diehistamehmespamblib Weed' to 4 mi. tole dewier, fais"..,ll Ad molkimeallie Ilmittiseions of 'he SinitlySeld .likeltiage eil **A Illuillatillessideiti be fore:lle lade. ._- .i . _ •••i .r.... .... ••"• • • - di. iiiipaisiTr•imaplastAiii. lidirimili g nikallitieet seem pal, sod owes* At -she •••••••isimeedlleMbapf artist effect' ' 'would it linutipoluitietot •salteseetedelef Seempleptet.ereleve 'Mr. &erten mid BM villatillerelearsopmesittibe Smith. Meld 'metier', se follows:] .. .., : : .. " Resolved. Tlye4 &sea MEd alb*** MO dry of fleas ry, UN we mi ' timmletmemiderstonolens as leinsed • In •411144 by eq.. ow" wipumisklisahieb any he wale by 4 1 7 Perm"' •4 1 1*Ii tifeelltabletaamn 111epstesematime other that steam whoa*Ofe' hiffle* kettbeetd kitty 6:"r• by tile. tine** vette of the liedoet . proper**, of the aleftbses firliteseate." - ii.• --. l ,!it 1., ...., • . ;m' 4 • Witemp — liiitemg.olll**llol*Ploiseett s _lv" fir 2 1 3 1 * 'tenor the latetreß•bridleeiroree SW 11"11""'• ' "", 1 . 'Plod 'Jig . waelff arpimei as I lit feeling eliet eniertairedl • "'au 6eie essi air OW. 3-teoPose.semee ad what was Is * i Por .lose at Abe , ,of *at sedgis poblitstleses had beta l it ii i : ireoloted prey' . . y : to i;abeterigibeld. -Aeososiga that feet, ; 1 1 illessißibitik •it po•lel *peed as Iberfeelbage•••f the peel JAI-- I "ewer ee•ltOehlikeitelteillibelerm , • ** , i Sir. Beath h er S.Selltßeeep,ltles. tiolieffs oll"" 11 6 members in • stp preside smaisimmi-iiese see web* eir I Smite sheaves • soiedasiCtithisbeisilmsto.?. i !I Witsese-,ll4,lgrgee lite-INSeettitiff• ef•leeleier•-a =. AM guider the iteages; . OW opettibilimetiesitme• %Ma I esettueted themsSlves so peaceably, that um tiaggemmies to be .1 oPlPtehrotdeff• - I Veer X•il 44•1•40iips Isemiiitg vim& to be dtspersed, or meal pot tq have hgemedlowed to mismatile. lir Sca•Lerr,-Belite.ksiessieeriiie? . Witisess-,1 ware zuolithr,l do limb ' - • ' 14 /. 4 e*Redeez--1 pt4-te, 4. pet bemembisseisiy sight ? • %liaise-1i sto owl know him reelat leltedithtedr Re-etaisised ltillii abut -14meg alit elm, tree a yob. • t •c ell hebt is Laza*. stirbt see -Imesti Abet you were . Chairiiiiit. . • . Br. ileialtihijoyesslng iii;l6•4l4riekeep;•d eis • isythe Lefaimed Coosierheo i..... he: • hl pe e d. I Mg willatois Melia 'Posieletell fay meths Wale of the laV b - ; 01 -1 !'" w elPri ege? iii _prise West it mould • e °6 11 6 • ' ....- egehemermesslingeriMmet pea. I r :tieing say ill ellteed i t OM 14044. of that•Mthebßembe • • people! • • - witttege-.l ior tcz illattlesitaasiolista • -mould haat - ' s , " to PaserdstMerihme lb. •-lotelabi ems pi from thjigroggesseees of.tbe.brom (Iliad As she Immer'rlaVlijukkui,Aoosuglrio tow ioileresio4iiii Also tobjeci t forte elimModit IsawbsmoJks far as pre. eftkut iread, fi rt l igek it woo WI sembove premilemed • worse et ,eel 'irthe owe plaiii than in AVE Ober, . .• Nit. ScsaLcier--Mc-Busitoity Lord, 114011111111 NI, that de Re eolutitio produced had ms effect is Lowden. : , Mr. Hunt (to the wilaiwi)-,Du think that Boinlistion pro. dated an impression that Loudon was la be &still/Ai Mr. Justice BA YLICT.--.1 capitol lilkt that. Wilaess—l suppose the people in 11w courtuy feel dif ferently from them in 11.fintio• on such snhjects, *caster we are a manuficturiag district, sad there is more wagering aconng the soaking daises. Mr. Huiii—.soppooing you knew the speech mail to pm by the Learned Cueeml let here hrea arid at a loco Public Meeting at Wipe s sad yet that that Sleeting hail gore off quietly, have yoe any towns iii suppose that it sushi have produced a differmitefeet in Manchester! ._. Itess-44. wan is a nsaottfackoing district as well tit Mitokhcsher.. ' alv.• flunt...4upposilit • that you had heard a omit of sietaittii as well b* of great 'Aleut and .authority. Mite the following speech, what iu your jaderaeat wuuld b Aft effett produced by.jt Oil 11w minds of the people? lit. Host Was about lo` reol. (rum a volume. of lb; Portia. spoistary Reports of Pot *side!), a part of Mr. flcarleit's 'speech on the fiancliciter;itrttir, but— Me.Serjeant CatsOKl to kis &Wig so. Mr. - Ate" . lte afraid, Mr.,Cr ---- ,Cliat an, --•- --re* ••:1111Ut- or, I' extracts will be n arlfrosa rut spieMinisi• S'arliament. Mr. Justice 11tykstit.r.,1 o.4eire,:llr. Osumi, lon mill arks no personal alluiiens, Ate Las a right to Who aii . nl;jittitte to your relights if he lifr..ifent proceeded. Supping:you bad heard aVamile. Imo, *plain. of the meeting at, Manchester. say, ?, The Meeting of the 9th baying firea &dared illegal eat *Mu dotted. The Meeting of the )11th Arai . held. :and efhat . luwed Hint and / 11 ? msociate* were arrested, sod the roo l : ph were eat down start twit:444 on by the • yertiaanry •rOry-"' Seppeelsts ttitiel Mr. tiailt) )o uwahoirJ this said at die meeting. !bat, In*Voni Jitigineut, would be the iff.ct it would pradoce on dte Mr, ScAtirrT-My L ev i, I utiket to thatcluestion. Mr. Mont soya jt 'was wide use Df jatar aliment Mr. Hunt—fij LW', T Wore said no such Wag; a list plaAeallestemteroisifithAdial. just ice Balt tv 11 oat. . - smit i~u set • pewit.? with, detruey, I nisi, ael with itartroi'igns'oildeli • • lopy altuatios,' ensiles. 1 Save 'node; aiof amt still resily to nuke, every allowatjee bid' While &Court of • halite remains a Court Of ltsitieqrtetwury moisibiubserved. Are. Scarlett kis aright to 'rote 16+1%1;1;m:1ton. your reading •ftotts•that book; and she.. he ro dupe, you shalt he heard. Mr. Hant'apolOgited for Ike'enpreision ; it had mama* escaped him. . • • • Mr. Sc+kstre tai j, that wlsel he read the' 'speed' . ems Illirlinickiiter r ObstigH., lie bad tint tb 'the; !lanai M . -data whet wield be Its jintibible egret tiq *thing, •Thir speech' had Ikea niCa.telly; oue of thlf Thfrilitiatit it a • • tatitidiagladview to iltelfftb or Aisgtist: 'Plot dld'lbialg •411 e.•• Hind a /light ii•Or iimiestfiWide toblecimi'vdthAbit pail of k ease aisle% L itip tyt did set allow to tie bion:ghl before the Court ? If ‘. l MIlt peril tbabglit proper Mk 'whit *mild be•the . Probe. Isle effect of any speech mole by him, exhorting is Meeting piessess-pmes aid goint.Mnier, be-osight.ilia so, bet be • 4IwW me be allowed to read•sbaspsech• in qnestino. ' ..- Mr. Jolliet litiften•-14 itiribtitied you In ask the wittimi ••sobst theprobobfr edict Of tile 'itch yogi ' Mel 'read walk 11. 4 :ootileollme it opptered 1101 Viper, or' bicanSe It Wes 'puke° by ow oldie Weteodspos, but. because 'you ;had * ! . .iregaitiOatskeiryer, 1w iiikyljnie' atiP 'ajeilch. nod 14'1104 if melt were delivered, +bat its effects would be? , 14410. stbik Ifeiradisise-Verenceased of con. ;•ehirlat. WOW& dbiaketioti minds or We Makety's sobjects, pod if be muld•sliriet 'that speeches to that elites. dine *AM w ON cif them. were 'in tliewl.ti.w before the ...swetiogrobe beds right so Ml' not this did .111,C env Mr. Hunt a right to introduce 'arra...» tortilla Wi1t...00414,n. • MlP.Artjeedt Chime sidelt it +Mid he skew.., try sod bye. • •sbot the .peewit width hdd beim rend, hid belt spoken by ace a sloe lkfaadaity. . Mr. jiataert BATLIIV (to Me. HMI}--/ sotief me Whet it / info, Me poise to ask her... I Who* you to pas tbi • Mr. IftisM—Will your Lordship . alto* sae to %rawer the LeaawsllChremePs ogee/tows! 41v..11dInk1e IlatfLov—l memos understood your argument Wiell•dissribas it latobirayea. -.oflampliallask sae Maio' ammo the table. Me. fkatieU • -444414ra saaseat a. if rooditeg lhd opeeeh.j - • • 'Alm •Illitsoi-.TWI Lammed Cawood. meow *azimut to see .% "whew solienilit'is lasso ire allows it to be pat. • • I frWr lrMl itillarlastit.-Atto I, et Ms 1 set to be. sespomed, ;-1111eJlaraf • 9194.111.19ia11eai carimpiath .asy. Lang (bowiog.) . - ,l ...M.ossibmwellto -MAW Mw med.,* 1M saosroMie *Oploot be to Vroee aVirribreirld.. omit dip rary.lrwssigrhi l ilbte"P a s a s. "Preis = IN redifferret pool of sr plns.tiost 1. bo root e bbsi. Soo be ererorea ae eiSiesserOgeotese it,ethery4 so or OM ie. beelboarty easioseesiel *Met* tairl *mit Now the "reel wheels Ma bees reaml (r•al Thit Nentekettrr fatarese, Iktil es iefivoseee to the revivalism' brim., She Onsri .r to Ihe _ Ilbreforo Ow moo ryieleow. for Awl tbe Cowl 'WI lb, Jowl kayo, slow yworb might hive Wry the 1a...00M of ‘ponellAboOlirosso .In reed o. Tlytretwo ye 1110}SVIIIIIIIV Or/Rafted Orsoleloso toast Me Wiens Si Nish" imobobiy tiro of aoy owerb by lbought worst to raid. _ _ ;.41r.illemlabiSt wide itmati Me buslistos WA** AM, tile 41116841801•Imilembeersised tvencite diseostert amt slime ' Aseeisit *the vats* aim! :It 1,114 for Mr. Horst to sloes% that elonawssonsi , ono ••• .peaceable and welhiliepesed, lisat•ibie lasotonlohttletoleinistirtinwhiceet isiasseethem. .11e1 he woohl enli t eseddelem be hissobjelmisresdiesebe speech! I toned I Mm:SeseleitObasemi• beentssies is oprely reeving *led I •heeesuasd. is misalast piece ; hest la it detest to miter error .impitey hem isto thus widebtassoot he made public wittiest a besets et the privilege of Parlament.? No Jury or Joke hoes s right to take soles of what is slid is Pardus seal, • ise meths hew it away outer , So their knowledge. If I .pedi lials any speech nimbi by are is Parliansest, mod dim speech contains Illielless or @edifies* matter, I way be isillewed for hi, hot I seined Omit en speech mime is tied isamier am be isiceseed se evidence. If what was said I. the House 4 • Comessins post. he remised as evidence, neither east It be allualril to. I wi..h, at the raise time. to he dearly seder. sesisdAist thins am objective peneeally !oche speech bring . ma, aa I shall *seer rimuroir the sentissema it eiMIMMi. Mr. Notice fialri.lV (after reading the aril which Mr. 111111eVeisteted to pet)....if the "realm was, -0 tiler Mr. Huai Asti swig* is pat hole the month of the witnem a Fortis-star • sperdiSa a maser of evidence, and wished hie opisimi'vison la. Ise could sot he allowed lv de see. But he has a right to saki . what 'Weld be the impression made if such and inch limi bees said la the pimple He has a riolt to mit the et eat, whet wield be the rffivt produced by what be wishes is mad knavish's book, bet this be meat make it Ms own, Atoll pat it in his awn terms. It is of no rosserptire Oat I knew, or that another persim knows that this bpeerb was spoken in Parham's', be bas a right, pirveisled Ile pose 'l4 10 hie men 'language, to ask, rupposieg_ a speech of shit 1 , -hid toleneebeen made to she meeting, was their condlici .susch se Ilse eves such weeds would make an evil k a pok's. ~ .eion arta theta. This is my opinion, and I am very sorry , fur it; bat, as a Swore, I am bound to give it air Noy opinion -of Iheisw. 111er siblect is true of great delicacy, mid I Yid -ember she question was not pot. " Mt. Seasbesww-1 'cyttalitly have ,s perritiarlillelt, 0011valiec.; ilatimit, Ink far ve I am eostersed, I' t‘d* rattier '" Wee the *ids staid;but it was My duty le oppose it on Ow pert of Crowe. . ' far.' fiu44-1 sue Ware I have nn' persitist feeling sig Ow siwbjpis, end after•wliss has fallen from Id s toitithip Missigh 1 think she ‘ q uedfinal of importanee interleave), I yhmeld do geset lejaillire to' my frelinge if I attempted to prim it. The ecaniination *Mg rearmed. )think It'very possible that the people statillel lsove'ea)lve to hlsnebesier north. 16114' front haelhd see* live astvertir• 'Orin and . pineants, • whiteout. say pavlovas ' ea n iiceet had cantsaojeatina, bull should suppose it was Nadir ' dihud 44 7 should lisaite is this srtW, I bile 'Seems al • Manchester races. 1 ... *Wag dirndls* is the deport ment of the people fides that of liteii‘diallstws arel.iihs and other dieeffts, 'fiiicepling thrie - itihit i tsUir• I. Ise lived II or It*iii'le Mitielsister. I IldVe'dfstill:ste e. 41 Societies SIM ' Ili liriesisitis. .110, .14e: 4•44*11y attended wills Imiva efouNitisie AA Ilhirs 3 :IlliLiRillo Pit** Moos on the prvilipiptiOsi of pesetb., I.lofllSve, M 1 0.1 4 17. had dogs tart matins, sad stalked 11.11544‘ . 11411 I illitrAtratrim itillittiA 4iimik numerous so the present me rioter. ligry Is )111' Vida,„ . way, alai ainattimes atm In 'arm. I' itilliM ?",i),:tio. cessary that there ybotttil here 'wt . . , a ilardiatill . 1 4 4 1 t slow between the it:Nereid pars lea i ii order tel - Wssie bite lowa al she MOS time, , Tltenlav Rothweltreenail's-II by )Ir.Hnstl . Itting a"faernerH r bed reel& at Christi's nv 'Hill. I maw massy ,perptytp tsisgs. Ass !ItassFkeeter on Ow llkib of 4tistist,. They wears, ATehkresee end appeared eery o(delriy. saw. Ihe linry djviaipu; ghgrij litre "treat Ohm) , wittnen .. anil 'Children with thews ;: Sbe vointewplen walfir,klive,ehriaat. t think tkeremu a pre. peation Om, ircintsin jawl chill 1e.,. y. en* : turn ; lire 64, moat goy" o4stYll Amin' 1; to !1 3 4 " P AIM PO lark paii. 1 , et din:444l4i : err info( to lsnfjpe:-Itsuti at klanekeetse. L. ,* wilihtsg to : r,rettase ;apron: I b'aei known l , tr./44iteou' Six" or *even. years. I meter bins express a wish to overturn ibe . liii h iveissnent. 'Ciens.eminined by Dlr. Liriutoas.c.—l think there •were 4,1100 preemies is Ike Bury divieton. Joseph fiehofield eutamiard by Mr. Hont.-1 , I1VP• al ',Mt rdlittolled ; 1 liave.no employment; 1 saw serstral letwarati = l 4l n dl tht " % ce ll is t:y: 4 d'e leir lS or ih th, k a:d smient" ." 7 r ' .44 used mime ill a sawn. peaceably, orderly, and quiet attemeri•veryi les-of ilre people. had *Shim; 1. did root go to Ilacarmitrg ; ,Areslicks 1 sam wertamauaosi salkiwg sticks; bale df them had ..taves shoul.lere4 as Muskets are; I +saw amltiriteitt . their opprereoed aatinslared Iw.creste alarm. 1 itivellsome holism amlialuis at Cliesdhans sisfficient to keep; raw per.; sons; I bare nut several thousand*. year. • • Samuel Staelr,..eithiwined by Mr. Hant.--I It,. ia -Wind. mill street, Manchreicr ; I aria &Uhlman!. bor'slair Mith'of :Regent lest; I Wag ill a warehouse is Olkihailialskret• bold lialf•pnaveleven O'clock ; I law • *rectal peiseesiddmiliddliog . nu to the meetioc. Some of the howbeit i* ifirrilsinf Mimi gartoo g to my:mother ; I did aitt think the 'prolpairtiert sap :dancer; my tiowreasinimitadrii the'wbole of elveltemiv 'Woe *.to an tipper r00m..; lity house is odious 'thin j'aionilfrrila the litustings.; I had a perfect view of - the 111 Phi itillWalerr' Mr. • }Nation's h o use and 11* lieritior ; there wag iii , hiteiiiiiitilua to buglers* in our warthierese; I sew no shops .efisisert ; I aiklimit bear any pe!tstuti mores their , tiere for ibetesslety of the town ; I elm ow' debt-tor . slaves ;• I saw , etheeintlititig. Mirka; I saw stisditiargini the field to creel* alarm: PAN, wet go foe the perioduilof getting'on the listethigi. 1* dear out bloc calculated-it; ciarsite alarm peorkwil• to ilse"ailitieal of the cavalry ;. gehodriorirtbeti epeeist i telatleilmeleirti of byway is ley citrlV viiidoweitalet t• I foetotl , nes tureireipitost ride, bertr; . :llleitiottptireaid. " Stoma eeitfeJ tlii emiliterit ',bid toot. bort et." ' lush the military Ibilmullle4oolll4 ''floutoe's bower. . , •1 , 11.1.. J •.!. 1 • ':' 'By the 'fait e.!l•••fiiiiklreft woo dime by the Old Id Wel `tlgoiwhtteut.'efhtti Kit lit' to.' doe' Whir.' '7 'MUM l . palming, hp hooting m aing, or hting ; the om iiiliffiek their ''iwirrili atittehiliOalliornito'lfte luistipitt ; Mirk' wet fietking iliiekity the fairer Id-olirgaseir elm* ' *et; their .tided '' bland fromlisr*P 4 Opie Mt ink so thick der: . 4 0 eati tui 5 *otitis . or eftchiiliitnee it stern or*, Id id, • tillilei k Ilittee'hilited. ' •. A I ..i i .t'rl l T'rk i r4 I . i . fr . e .iif ; '...._! l n r ,!!!,feS' . 4.'" is r , ti toot sp4siveral ineetints , owl low W. , all ja .114 .. . • . . -Iwr , .i- .. ; ', . : heTti , 6 4 lit7t•Va r " i , LI 6° ,.... i ° 5 10 6 .., 2 " _ A I _. , 1100 . . Jest. Fie was:a *lt Id P a-rarinams ao .narlyy . ll; t were *hipping clutiliiiefidiere, "Ili•iitittitedieir ware et t trielee,ifelethe till 14 NM Tptru Iliad! 'four o'clock "i'here wr i te pi • fras expiehieti lif 'di Mestere on that diy. . Oohs affilimmi.arrriiredLived he 14,r1nti-Ore,etsfiLias ilietelerowi Item s'}uspoleettuffeAurer es 4 liistPkieomMion't , ike saw the cowrie 'pier the kiwis on the ;lib if Arius% oat bokil 4ko *Wei*, *bout ;be safety of hie. shop. nee writ ,dour toidhlbout int. Mr. Sillint 0 1111umiiitit.euftiii elms itee•otte Au t ,utt se iertk tie If/times evadirged. 'Mien WIT , " S h"P . O R : 4 6 sltiblrbo" shall 0f..; WHIM* cis! Scribe eireitee t leaviet lit. ilfr*isialor lliOrtocrhill.'ll4ll , o sod IPlPlo4almoi tifehtPtedork. The iisibt Ave .he my skit oil, lOW ffrfia • c shops et tbillmOtemPP.O.Mit.idtfm, . Mit clatlf.lllre Wei lighed )cars . o r.sMet 1114 Xf°S,AOt4IPP•CfPA• 4 - , Art , • ; . . 'Matey, was be was els hia for what Mirk plate re August. Mr. 3elleauf CROSS mid Mr. lICARLITT both tosetesaleil Ural tlw Wets were evidence, sod Rooted she ballade of is. amity allikred at the trials of ',wily, Tooke, Sir. item the *hole lives if Ow poetics were corsarikordoper selstlwiry. Mr Justice Ilgtrhur nitsmatrly sbl Ili lOW this eel ' *IMP gireberneenint. . - . Me.llset thaoked his Lordship; be cauDiaiiiiiieive,fie said, the Aire' id such. a referance, particularly is the* limes, Ohne ernes political embitter's veered abort au *web; tams a nun namortrrht knosiary may he quite ail. freest from hie 'pinkie is Awsout. Opimiuus were very awes-othys Mimic polities. f7reisitexamillaiios enntsnued—He did rot recollect Jobe ▪ ur !Loved hoxisog bee, at the dieter-..our Buneurd our lintirhosise. Mr. Hunt mode • speech after dinner, but be did out recolket ita purport, new that it intimated his (Mr. ii 'i) pretence at a fusser time*, tlanclseiter. Wit ness was nut wie,uf be Cumeintes Oat inviied Mr. Hunt to the WWII; he win never at hit. Johnson's house. He at. leaded the, tueetiterof the leth ui Augoet, and could not soy that lir disapproved of the objeet of it. Late %fowl easimilied.-4 l ived at hark Quern street, Mturttexter, wag a forever. Hie house was 200 yards from the ht:sithigs. He bed a wife soil eight Adders. His hosiners was rot etogpreldwries the ISM August. He saw e grist smasher of people et the meeting; that dreamiest:ince produced Do alarm io his mind; be saw no *set of violence whatever tartureteel by the pee*. His family sere is cosisternatine about the meeting; and though he was from hoarse •nd in the counery dnriag the formats., be had ues reason to "appose they felt the entsilest Bars. He saw flee cavalry come to the grimed, and arksore up to the host logs, and no resistance hi say manner offered to them by the people. Tlstat. were so bleinup or thriteing shwa yr stick*. Had there bees, he entiotlhave outicid the circum stance. Csoimexaminett.—rote 'wen artmaioted with lidinerni, and vim one of his bait. 'Ms loss one of the Manchester volun teers. who 'lmbed sal mailed themselves. William SchollelkaMlarestoog Minliter, was in Manches ter on she Idols Anon . ; lw maw there on business, awl saw she proceasioms entering the town; they were composed of non, women, and children. Mr. holiest flalrLeY-1 think that is looMciently proved. Mitoses. resumed--Tbe meeting Seemed full of regularity, istenlarity, sad mirth; theta his nothing warlike in its ap pearance; they offered sot the lean violence fenny body; witness took up a pinsitism on the field on an elevated spot, with Ihe Magistrates to his right and the hominy to his left. He had a rosnmassling view of the wholetweeting; therearas a doable low of *coustable. about tee yards Wore him; they extended from Mr. illnicion's house, as it "nck hiss trite up to •the trustier. He saw the Magistrates at Mr. Poston window. Ur saw Mr. Hunt arrive; there was a board op haling in large characters the weds 1, Order, order." There was not the least reeistarstre err lesdeneg to it. , " God rare the Vag," anal " Role firtfimukt," were pined among' die people, who, *ewes-ally speaking, shred • uncovered tiering the tunes. Ile heard no appritheitalels expressed utmost the ineetiug; the order *fit highly geatlied hint in so nrenserwai an averniblege. He saw the military er 'rive ; there was nut the least opposition armed to theft; ss the cavalry adraticed the people held out their bets asif to'avoid bring rut; they • were thew *Mg in every ; there were so slicks or muses the own skeet at that time; the • cavalry pawed withia ten yards or Croes-exansitied.—The people coothrkatots to the cavalry, motor:My desert in fors munient upon the epics through which they 'petard: this was • sort of utmost'y re-solos trout the density of the 'crowd, het the people eppeared to him lu fly as galek ae pandit,. They hod the Meet *plea -mut, he would not say a deliberative astentbly. There were ?.0,000 people. there . . He was highly grabbed lit see :earls an asoroiblage so erectable. Ad a people, be Approved •of them, on tattooist of ibeireieserfolowsei, bathe brew fro thier of their opiesiunteer 11111•1111.001, and therefuhr he could rout state whether he approved or disapproved of floe meet '• tog. Ile awe some of the data, hat not the whet/ of them. He saw the "Antral Paslisment aid Universal Suffrage" hag. and he approved of it if it could be accomplished • soiscaltly and with service 'to theronestry. Reapproved of Any tuetlittc tu letcolcile Sty thing for the good of the roontry. He bed written two pirees is ra• Menthester • trolterVlT coorteged with she Bible, but with polities so • fonlb..r than they were comareted with politics. The wri• sines were not Obsessional!, or accidently counsels& with pl/1110:i Reform in .Poirlionsierst. Universal Suffrage, sad lAnissal Parliaisests. Isere not in Scripture. It nesseport of his permeation to wee Scripture for political purposes. One of his pieces, he hearted,. woe pahlisbcd..beforethe smiling, and the either after. It had 110 tine, so Garniture,' mid was DO leastiorarticle. It. Nobly may be addressed to .the egueseribtr• of the Arose jiff.• Polk* Deolovaties. Ilisaohject was to the Ministers of tbel, oar Evengelonei to Ilee Whinier* •who had isslocrified s t D e . elevation hi support of the P 014 1 .. He wrote Mu* •••'Oulipel Minisier ought 0101 so approve of murder. He wrote Dot to modem, hat to blame them ; his abject was to entwines% and Scripture win principally his glade. That De claration was signed by a risajewity of due atueeb of fag lanai Minister*, and by some of the Diesentiug does. lie was of un particular desonsitestiou or sect. but his Buck were called r Bible Christians." They mate the Beriptare the rule set their condor!. He did eat read the whole of the plimsoll calling the nteeting of the 16th Aigiont. lie knew. sithiug of Mr. Carina. ate skw teem dote Of hos own ciangregasioa premed. . Ur-examined by. Mr. Montwaille refreshing his memory iss now thought butkibegiontaloore written afore the .meet • Maas( the Irish Aismnst. . - Tba lest was nation owe, ifigned or awl disapproved-el Ihs fonntinent port _takes by the.elaegy in polities, ire In it declaratten which Warred to them. Thomas- 1111001111 Herd at..gtorkport, and. was a "salters desert.. fie weal its Manchester es the 164 b Anus'. oss Mr. Mourtionses coach, awl it romproty with how. They lamed the people who were walking on Manchester abort • ...loth front• Stockport. •He then &scythed %IWOs to be re markably peaceable, and tiroseghaut the . whole stay tip to .thein despersina • by the sailitar y . ' Ales. Mooches's, went into : blatscbetter with her , lensliand and witness; obr was then penman.. The passessem wanted to persuade. Mr. Moor. boom to go With Istittosich to , the Gehl, but it did Itist GU i • F i♦ mutely co test the people stomidil atom/ tip mud breakdown 4itit• mot— He tifitxvitirle_ dm co . Mr, Huai me up to the •ismitinspt, io. • • e ditor. Mr. Moortruitse, but ilte latter we 4i41 ant so limes, i : bad gat there he mast bare strati him. • ilr was ugly a-yard frum the hustinca; he saw no body with !Soaked Ayers ittoeutl , ilwtn. lie lout Nlocylsitisi i soh* Wearily the wittilmilt. Ile otill.l mot positively hare 41 ". 4"ot *WO Atli tnniennte• IC •YroPle ba. l locked arms 1. argon, the Issaihyon : byt must leseu.oson it ; there was no ifiriliallit • '' i , T ' . , 'ool.4.ll6lPillitine l / 4 1/okOt W.M.littlit . ster that : it:4y O ft .pur. i. pone •to Mead dm osontitut. Mr., Utiorlsiptur did isiti.,tell isai arty thing 'ahead the.ronslistiono Ow. perhaps knew AO titMla shoal them as witness. .He slid nut.othlthu anP thl.• Pionl“ Me. HIM, Witstln' he saw withMourinntele, eagle ilth !AW11.01.. He saw Oa PPP'. assamble al bandpbrow, sear r istpaitirwt, .He more ism 4 .altwrikocaso address the. pertpll noy where. Mr. Hurthandi4o.oolsnitet nu the hustings In't As -tail, August ; Ufa., Autio• .was with arm in the lien scoarb...•lle never paw, ilfoopho•se at any. aeerliug .before. • WsUisa arprikatutsesincd—!AW.iis 9;4 Of, lost witness, an.! etwestlstredsid•lsia (Shies ryi4ence. *64, he, Moorbaurr was Not ett the hawker .owilmt ,IGth 4ogast ; he wits cub him 1s the INStatirmill pablig house, slaws the cavalry totintoorti Willi • Ittlatillitk diden Altthattst,,ina...oadTas not in pqy onfessinit ; .muted Se Iliettlhigrettli, that miles from Matitherier.. Was Rot ac. Anithhteol,Stishmtany 9f the inhabitants. Wu la **Me .iii Wiodisitkierprt, ppec.lookinc the . meeting of ~thp...4Mh ~4 nit.. He poss. stills his piscle and s friend, ,Tarc boast 1 4,Witteh !et minto,teall retried, 4 .thind , * lemdirge• .Meettw UM: Witt , * fie, PPd•ten!mheele.l ',le t PetKeetiktf : he AO :Ille. ll llMritelteht? Allilteges, liripelliplg lb! mires, 4 04 i f, AIIP•01. .:He met elbrim orm'a4rlkoi gm.* i•islifir. 7lr.r• (rim Atikiiiirsiiti.m.: . gaff . 1 1 1 4e.0 0 ,. °WU "n; 1 !"1./nfl e of bettplai•.tiptte l Iflnlpt.3l.-4.4re.' were "M 1 1"Pfet 404 , 4101 1 . ti Mt C 4 fillit . **PA. So, *At AO * 11, 00 Witi, !It! )0 1 ,41 14 .i Ale Att iiii tt tlAif•Ablil elogffltor I.l,ll4,!iniiiff! , 4Pg plitAtAllir pi ANNIVROMPIVirS A 411, ',Ong. I,MrtOPlPi•edritr Matt ii ;Warfun V ith OM Ittßiro r also tail tome over from Liverpool, aid ha attit bets at a tweeting brfore. Jonah Barren eueahted.-IResidal at Neeriascilaidt, *here to was • eanaufaciaver, sad empboyed freasietpit to IVO are. They bad • 'Foremast sloe in the atarbseplaee at Alauebrster. He was there no the 16th ia company With the last gluten, whom testiasoley he die nisei ly correhersmot even-rat, reepertial tha relmilitil dorirsuour of Mr. Mint sad the alerting op to tie time of their violent theocrat,o by the military, to whom sot the smallest urpusiiius wae mule. There were so sticks Iwieftivate, our steueediswir wee was there soy lieut. leg. diikaat pee Mk. PaTI ea* clayey prams, sad say 1, iliere ate year esirsairs, art A ' Amu dews, and hating gut them .lowo, keep thealikiens." No such thi ng occurred, ur hr must hark tweed 11. C......e.ositied.--Did sot recollect soy sallectiptieler At labia. nit,. He sees not coacented to any reform club. .I...i•than Hubei's, who was with the Iwo last witnesses:at Manchester, also related the sane d r eiription of what toe. corer., there too the 11th Angled. Ele Mated that be re plant at Liverpool, where be wee • Menhast i t be had also a butter, and a third of a warehuase, at Illantanter. He over looked the whole Sell, where the neretiog meteavided, from the wisJosi of a home directly behind the hmtiegs. He *tot there out of mere cariosity, and got into the home, as he did sot wish to stand in a crowd. life saw no Miasmas whatever among the people; there were some comasoo walking stick'', and about a dozen white wands, set thicket them his Sager. He saw the hoe of epeeist temetilibitedealt. lag from Mr. Roston 's home nearly, hot sot matelpitio pike boatisgs. They appeared to hem to extend to*MISIs tea yards of the hominy'. The people were more amersit sear the heroin' 'has theme at a dimmer. The carte omit the hustings bad their arms in each other prior to Mr. Hunt's amain`; after that be did sot AWL they baked together. It was impossible for hint to tee= rime thee use row was larked. A email spare woe opt. abash Iwo yards Mfrs/et of the hooting,. bet be sot say whether it remained so after Mr. Moot came; I. Owlish' out. The crowd was perfectly quiet, except whose they gave occasioual shouts. Them were tiro persons sat 1 something to the meeting before Mr. Hoot came, but he could not bear what Ow, said, thou g h he heard Mr. Ilant. leo military (infantry) made their appear. suce to Dithiesoordnet while Mr. Hail was speaking. Hs !weld him say something aboist keepioe dolts wborber dia. terbed the meethig; bit so sorb expreesiom meld have . bees adtheraed to the military, fur so *oldie, was thee is sight. He considered the word. throws' sot to asp body Ohl" would venture to be riotous. He tweed Mr. Rom ex. hurt the meeting to be quiet, and defeat theorised of their enemies ' sad not to call oat " Sileuce." Yon this slid, If any bra y was there to disturb the peace., the meetingt.they ' were to put him down and keep hits down. Helaine the a viary arrive, awl saw nothing dose by therm* to tams like lot imidat irate or resistance; nothing whatever was throws la them. There was a great shout o• their appemieh : . Amin Os he thought) of welcome, like that on Mr. Hool'eappreada. He recollected the Music playing wp some teem rerties ,teif "Asti nis ili,tlierhog Here tomes." lie bead •Mr. tiall'hiy so mei weeds as "they OW military) are few, :vtiep 'NO, lid we ale a host against them." The pequje qhte - toisid the !Molise' just as therwould be gerlilteee' . I . lsh he a crowd. They (the crowd) ealsibited so approesopio `Of dleiiplotert troops ; lee observed a great loony ireallMe! seized with the crowd, and apparently dressed In their belt clothe,. The greatest part of them were mar the Mistimes.; /breast oar thdatree whatever hurled against the Camdry. If: Dago Wks laid been brandished or stones thrown, he must have. seen them. Nowell Mime took place. He saw solidus till; the cavalry arrived, which occasioned is his Mind the lean' sppreheitaion for the safety of the town. Until lieu he' tie . nothing at all calculated to excite fear in 'toy ralieasilteolle Cromehumaiwed.—The house is which he eas thht aliblisti the same distance frown the hustings as Mr. Bitithiiiielle; What *catered sear the lather, mime Spotter vevy hied, he could sot hear. The liar of the etrestablee extruded to orally teas yank of the besting,. There veers still a (trey thick crow', betwees them ma the bootiore. It WIG liner. MO persons said Nemeth's; From the hosting", before.lite.l Hunt come, that the freest row Were the beatings. 'bet aster Write back, locked arms. They emoted tootholl Mr. Ilene( He emit, see the crowd. s William ilium exasnima...../lad something teas gasworks i . ing the ornament for the Bury Sag. He made & piereef too( in the form of • Aar deli', sad was to paint it yettme.• bet I, nut having mock time on his Mork ho pamted •it red 111 came so him ea the Saturday 'yeah,' late, and ass liking! ha paint it on Soudan and loving no yellow point by howl at the moment, he used the red. 'That moths holy eansois. Jahn Smith examiireel....-Was a notion merchant at Has. cheater. Remembered the 10th of Amines, anti woman Met day in a house that overlooked St. Ireler's-field. The boom , was is Muont.street, and in the some row se Mr. Ilestow'r. Ile thee described the aasesildiogof the meeting, their or-' dryly • and peaceable demeanour. Ile oleo sew thrusi liter, ': arrive, amid said there was not the slightest resistance trit posed to them. lie saw milting in the conduct of the meetiiig to excite in his mood any apprehearios for .the • safety of the town. Ile saw the yeomanry form in front of Mr. Buxton's house, fur he was its the atm home but oat to it. He heard nu Joining or groaniug until the dispersion took place. There was some cheering before the cavalry savoured to the 'tossing.. Croes.eitamituril—Was a partner in the collo. Ans. Ile, ',. elpiembered the placards etinvessiug the metier. He did: 'at approve of animal Parliameuts and waiver's! stiffener. 1 ' Thoe.W.Sandenou examitteil-3Yatia merchant in the; Ants: of Sanderson sad Co. at Manchester. Their house of Im- i sines" was at Mairebester, hut his private resideuee was 11, --weilea distant from the town. Hr generally came late Mawl chewier mire or twice a week in his own can iage. He wasl lime ow the 16th Aoguat, sod saw the meeting seettoslited. He trammeled his ordinary hosiers" during the.whote of the - eloy. He went to Si. Peteemfield about twelve o'clock—lie : mlitot there sat of curiosity, and must certainly pot as, Mediod Reformer. He went to gel -an aMilatrit which ii: was teressary should he sworn before a blegnirete. Fur; that purpme be weal to Mr. Buttlost's house. lb mw 1$0.; hotly that day is apparent alarm, in eomeqmpee of that macho*, until its derneins look place.by the military. Crow-examiend—He.merely entered . 111ancheeter ho that moesime sod of comae could not state what the finliog wee there ma the previmot day. While he wan gelling his alb., davit swans kr did not bare of a n the Alegi"! holes; lie was with theta getting his private Moisten donei rt I fi re minutes; be was wit a Atmore amppg the. Ma• rairs,(or he totem Mr..Fietelser. Ale Admit, appreirto4 t . object of the meeting; Mr. In.diserreuted of die mason in ,e• Swir which the menial; we, brought together ; . be lead.,sems 'erica m• eetings Isrfurey, lost meet re- ..i i NC. formed id large bathes m• archiNg in like that ; he knew country people snot its hmliei Is a raceatontrse ;. he did, nut like hi see _people liwirsght tog ether is large bolls, trope the g 00 01 .14 -From the then temper of the people, howmtr, _lra NM see any thing itseoli•Pteot with Ow ;any o f ih dt item. is the congregating of 100;000 people in Slouches..N. .. fear ehesirsispar of the ;work he apprehended no 011inge, i,,Thatinhantaing elpapea were then oniet„ though some .discon. ...tomb prevailed. put be judged of their temper fauns what ha 'Amcor Rom on •the particular d•y. His private Imam in .111Meountry arsur•itanted in the amidst of a very pervious nalioher of Isamu' hog people—they. were Own quiet sad ems. I.llltorrii. 'llarrercertmully did prevail a discontent at Man. I,olweler, among the ariteking people, its entisequenee of . their sot being able to earn suihriem for their svhsistroce; He repeated, however, that he sew DO danger from the bring: lilt together melt a posititade in Manchester. He did nos think, danger likely to acetate hem andmisline 101,000 of the lebouring people at Matirliteler. He gertaisly Amp. proved of the liritseitig people from the emisley ha this MIN ser,bremese it lead to idleuese„ mid may possibly to dasgori hut that was a mere supposition of his. He was cal • sm. decal intimater; be did ant understand the term totilioado (rio, oar 1„ replied Mr. Seijeant Croat, who wee exiateaktiog ,gha wri4 l isi.)..ll, a l io. he a reformer. every ma. WWI in • certain oreaust a eeteemer. He liati not the slightest kociwi ledge st Mg. that I hot, he was an essay ea Molest mead „memo( say hied ;..be Arm a man of vary liege poverty. . lit ilsai-r•ren 441 ant know what mean s•indisil lei *wry Wisq4o7nNa. Mr. lime 4 -41S14 1 Pard it sarii 4 A 01.01111 iailassair4 is tit 4otia4l , 9l4auti Culp's.), A posseuelded w i t h witkMbMsa it • 4 Wig and a the rotarliorr 4 + obitiatagitiveso mewl - • • • al MIA pesepollegiote Nei. lisioldrip for tie soorol Meow ..41451411 otsArlidi ilorkhOOV-0 11 F-. 11 / 01011 1wellyn* ft,mmorersoilloailbootko t=trziAitist Wilt& lilhaioillisiweitior449 • thiedwititis., y rplipobitip Areas . ...wpfstos, wr ellfiestir wan per nude.; AI dgre:rsomfor.p l , mit thi.wiskiwltopii4 times joined OPSIPAJW4. 'Wailed . JIRO, Pea! . ti. :moo. !I a i ' , Tried • lip t o, 04 mortmot Its sail Wet I Nit Wet Ore VIP! Fr 1 04.9";,_- ThrV!Vit flipApi?s 4 , 4 r 4411104 1 0 4 1 1 . PM to awl isillfarir. ris riOrsagus•r..44icki , RSV OPP°, "P /PO 4 1 !• sir. ,COMPOr.srnitotriie.i.9o ol t,, Ml* " * . •girkii•, 4 1, . Alpo mi4,46ip Jagwy: ~tivrii „ el i, ?oprp.s .N. ... ft .6arflK 1, •, 9 .!ey of ,7 ._.hl , suf. erti , , . . . .i ili.fßows. rewic h• tu 1' , .. t 01 1 .010%xtlitta4 e ft , KAIAK* 41 la , . : 4400.-/ I ;``~-~' peara.e.... • ~~ r N t • s •• 1. • M c 'sake Sintlt WOW, mid "Matti the *her.* from giving say suower. It bitug woo haltpost sews resist*, she lila' was oti juareed esti! nine o'clock ta-volirrow wanlift. Mr. Hoot said, that be had a oulatier of witoessis Jog to give similar evidence to that which he haJ slersJy 1..4 before the Coon. He kit very iwlisy nod to wears she Poore eartassesseriii 2 hat he mouser& be sot a hive that @alb. eirot 1.4 - Crei iiwti, rie - iiiintd do. Ms. Justice Rairtav—Yog algal euliretOle tavetiisJ is your case by year owe discretion. It wool.. Le siher,.. B . 4 fo - Inne the remar dodo, yaw to yrishiold o stogie mamas shoal amiaoisy yew way drab irsairwial. Or. Hest p*l . .ho bail Orvinly seal how CY: witilisiss Thais Mose sieved, eitin..wit had 44 , quite eserill, watelbiej die mare Foists ki Coda Lr isiowt to full dom. - Oste of the Ivry hones tot inhaled seen &Ore to hue the prubstiletleralitie ea. nossieder ef the tend— Mr. PlidiMo)ol, who Ine bees inlefetiptily rierspir t l Solicitor for tie Vermilion, mid, that Ihry avow wr:y 44 fell glee tsars witnesses as le fens, •ed to r the character of some of the winless', fur lb. remerelive. lie thee* that ennuis the Gros-essaiinitriu rare y protracted, the lesilsrmy ef these oilman , ' +dad nut JI espy ruff thatt Iklelr heirs. Mr. Jenne Bnifief —.Thee I appetite'', Consilemer. Mall have • speech Soak slue Leaned Cermet id ~qty. 11 will mania ennwerdil for we to diren row. stninsper "SOW teediuy foists, width *ay guide you is onriory kir s Sin esesiderstius of the toliele eirewsworreee of she "re,. drew the °beneath* to' the interted lefty, wheat depento -teed tesepse thesetioust this sedum inn see trysail .11 praise, it weeW sea, that his thew (hi his lotus the _seer& seem leediet penile) sill eel he as lust as was at and expected. . Inns the inteesees for Ilse &kers hate giver &heir eve_ leas, Mr. Scarlet t will reply. Allowiaa three hoe.. for aa" eessaislog witeesees, the defence will it... Wen ere .e'cluck to-snurrew. We resume the Leinteil Csussel wilt, el least, eussuese two boors is Ns reply. Thee be swain .fo cell sun explossittry winnow,. Se thst is all probabilug bath sides will nut have Sonia before Are eclat% liteen row 'resist. Au opislios eery triterelly 'retrain this eke Jeri .ill mit call sped the Judge le perk** the "flatelirc task of wise through the *hole teilkete. If this aroma ihuslil swore erroaeows, it is sot iiblithbilite that the Jittlgo ,ANKH DAY. SCITADAN, MARCH 45. (St 0011 Minus.) .:111111 Ps SWAT SSD OTHER!. 0/411 1 r. 41110‘.1 Ifiglf (aiming liseiCoart, the Pepaty ESL top s r :Avow ori the Jery present would land Linde 1M Wire Gy which they were new 61 1 100. Ilevestil Jaren inasitediarely luinthal over the lettere /hey reasenter: ou'heing awnwurned--shey were all alike. The Jim* mad the leiter,' which men ly intimstra tei alhe Special Jurpre *at they were summoned, lout did :tot ; yes givillielP)4l44 beyond lhismereiaumnlinu. ilia Lunt. readime this Miter, frown-h e rd, that he saw noskiiir . 611 acregslitraty.sehateirer to it. Such ea ratintraitra warn U swans utiusiod when .lien was hardly time etensch kayo the Special Jury reduced, mot she regular dishinv e innsed. thera.istie tintlaing 4111 any manner isrevaier ssi this 014 pleseve Ow Shove eirtainstatice origiaatel from Ilia ,r 4 wbe nue upon tow Umieriftiveritt PM. to .operatig of his defence: the London pets, et/aisle/op &fall report of whieh leenog just ars-Ira,' is Tort, 101 l bring in every body% bowls. Me. Wiwi sir.* 1,0 übllerrithms ktivr, we en what had fallen Got i. Conn this wionsiat] The fin/ taltnesir wait •P i datund‘Dirlry, a Wilder in II Ki sbester. .1k keen Willie, Are hatcher , hie the h., sm. Or threerwes; irenrwhet be &sew of hie, he must eertaisly shwa *kr believe him arra his nails. — ollll ll MlllMetrilifellretr s - Manebeeter dew 10 /ears. , !fewer Caw Willie is a Court of Justice. Was al Ilre4bui theater waresing ,fer.abileitsi quarter 111 . an horse; went theist WO of eiteraseti,.lientatgoeser twee et s tairitieg haliene. In answer h. iktejoilatiltioniheJugßy he a tot the maim /whyhe shrould.ssin 'behest hips spun loos oath was, Mai bar `W frequently aleitrivird igen without the last boo leiltallts. William Phillips, examined—Was a hatcher, revidnig iq 1111 0 anchester i knew /aka Willie Cur several years, and lions what he draught of hie character, he should out elieve bins upon his oath. Cruss.enasined—Lived sal his life-time in m inehridu, tabieli place he left last night. He never ismaived shout Ala trial before be left krone, aiir did he see ally mines of witnesses stuck up there. He knew nothing aimed Ibringenannued until he cense to limit. He (witness) not at the Manchester meeting, beim( avast in the Ishii prang Ur Illefiine. Ha was wet in the party whn charred Mr. flout last night. Ile knew he was imbpsais nit !weenie/sea:: tgaiost Willie's chancier.—[Herr he handed is pee soh. msna.)—.Never saw Willie examiard in a Court silf . iisaiipr, 'hat be knew he leek the benefit of the 1e.04.•14 Ais. Laacamter. Joke Good Roberts was ■ Dinesliar Itiaiater at Mma. choker, atiol reeofiectedibr UM. el etaga.t. He' as. uui of 'lir paroles 'visional% tiw . ame:hog biliaawear. Ht saw pea of As avow/ at •M. Petves-firtit (rum Nis arra4.l room. Hearn* ootkiag olokb km/ say 'Hokin, to 'sails Michael Heaviside—Was a general ilenkr in Manchester, Malfitsds Wife QUA four diadem, Hr earned we his tins.- items as usual on the 16th of Angus*? the central bliunius Illeated going on es usual, thumps there -Mee' mitaiimmils , IMP, shut. He went to the meeting jest as lar _How k aspepook about Its asiostes pest one o'clutit. -It apperserd to his to be poise a peaceable meeting; he remenerdi at it mitil the arrival of the yeomanry; up to that period he ✓aw nothing termite timasueilest appreliemius fin the safely of his family and properly. The Res.RobertHindistuirsh eassiirsed—diCans Xitioneuking Minister minding at Manchester. ileteintliered the Idlit of August. spw several of the parties march into _toss& to Ike meeting; they appeared perfectly pescsable.spal L ptiet.— i ' e serif binned, to Si. Peter's-field to iihserve the telemetry sod complexions of the nierling,aed fie thdtAt4iese stir. 7i — reyeiriiesiFir7sei elk.. 'He west three nat*.ly sli—stiects -44 am. He reetatined with coisfidespee wpm; he wed; rely - "Ting os 111444Cetitiii *Abe lin mid tea '•• 404 pru ple. Thejideriesian' iceshinetV-ititiliii . %Ili hqle.rit tie onetime. Even" where' he be •cohir.afipletisise wefi. pins* of Ole inershan. He • sibierveik the . fitio; - if leir;isMisi. • k up to widths a short spare of the billtintri o aud - • nsiesbiri- Ifialba crow's/ 'iajuitsing ii.ICIIII, but wilhimt she . witig ti e • 'Obiltre to molest ur insult them. Me resiMilleJ lIA., Act Cid ustil • the cavalry arrived. ke Pa slot it,. ' iinallest einem up le that periud 1 them was certainly settlihng to cause Mann is any lernprral. sir nuwoal num. He was Ito radical reformer; he , Ueda iSicallsocist A • with any of the parties In the State, not maseidering btu. • self us a politic a l diameter. Prow what the itid beard ..i' the radical returners, be was induced U pa to the inertiii4, adif 'Satisfy lisiself by personal oh ties of the mete ut society. The people were ins remarkable degree pratestM , - sad cheerful, snit be should not think they were ditpolllo, mien if instigated, to 0/1411 , 1111 sem of viistiruce. He saw AIM 41 , 1167 arrive es the field. He 'liver held sp o lris helot S. any", the Itosulatiaas. lie was in the act isf . .imittiere 'Mit Milk moil shout 50 yards Irmo Mr. Minelettlis obi* he observed the cavalry advance at a quick pace. He waited said their approach to the hustings ; thin Ilestillo hist he saw the pespie do nothing either to istimidebeete Woo th e asilitarp,' If they had biased, hooted, ior thrown up slicks saihmanea, he mead, be thought, have sees O. .11.1 there was we each Ihiug. He kept his eye fixed imam tbe mandrY nail they stervoissidell the Mist inns, he them fisted it mites. earn dalptimideferibis were safety. eresi.examised—He went out of curseeit s to de ettraboit• ler 40b yowls be kept aloof (root pell t Id. • ' HE idle &gess. sets, bet had oohing to do will, thrum. The battle ho Or-. Gerd were eltemeteresir of ihr worettem • sibriallepte testatiest or Deetb,lbe thought wrest seeretilety h " Li berty** jbetb.l t q Q. I art M R t ebrlbre Eteel OWN* ereleties tte i pia' -h• A. 1 k kid ' ' • ••)•.rof, e • . • • :