The Sun. — London, England, 1819-08-23 00:00:00

LONDON JOURNALS. VROM THE MORNING PAPERS Or THIS DAY• LATEST ACCOUNTS FROM MANCHESTER. [Morning Chronicle.] received from Manchester yester 4ay, we Icain that I . l,int was examined by ear 111 , gibtrates on Friday and Saturday morning, but that he was att.:int it itrandi.d, and had not been cornmi:ted, as retorted in some of the Paperg of yesterday. We lament to leArn, :hat another riot tuok place a+ New (:rays, Manchester, on Sato) . - . 41 . 4" y morning.- Several thousand persons were as semltled, atrd the tuilitaty being again resorted t'o, four indiviOnals were , seriously wounded.- IThe Deplitali,n horn Manchester, (of which we huye ; spoken is iinother ,paragraph ) returned home s.vith little delay ; they reached Manchester on Friday night. [Morning Post TV'e have received accounts ficru rtiAnchester to 1 1 0 late a date asSt.attil arty afternoon, three (•i r lock, gt which time evet y thing remained perfectly tran quil at that place ; awl such was the confidence entertained of the permanency of this happily re stored order of affairs, that the cannon which bat been placed in different parts of the tovknfor the purpose of guarding against surprise, or any sudden movement of the disaffected, were on Saturday mottling entirely removed. In the nteighbou►ing towtrt, however, the Radical liefortners still continued their wolls of n►is- chief ; and it WAS dt.etned necessary to send detachments of Yeomanry Cavatty to disperse some parties of those who were again fonnil drilling at iluyston and Leigh. One of them, named Watson, a eitschayged corporal of the Old Buffs, was apprehended, and conveyed to'Man cliester. In consequcce of these proceedings, the Magistrates had wisely issued a Proclamation, prohibiting all persons from meeting for the pur. pot,e of training and military exercise. Another tumultuous assemblage Rink place at Maceleso field on Wednet•day ; And on the following day precepts were 'consequently issued feu car- Tying into effect the Watch and : Wald Act at That place and'at Stockport. Of the persons taken into custody oti the day of the SeOitions Meeting, t wrnty-fire have been committed for trial, thirty . diicliarged, and thirty-five (including c llnnt, Johnson, lc Saxton, and Mnorbouse) have been remanded, the chatges against them being of a very scrions nature. Charge of High Treason against Ifant and Others. Hunt and eight'of his confederates have been te-examined nu Charges of nigh Treason, and re loancled for further examination, and it is, confi dently expected that they will all he fully coin initted to Lalfcaster Gafd. • The f o llowing i s . a list of the personi thus accused • Henry Hunt, Esq. Pobirt James ; .loephdokilson,l , rtich:inater; I Rohert Wild, day-labnurer ; 1. T. Saxton, printer; . P . :1171010h Gaunt, a shoe- Thomas Knicht ; ; :Taints Nlooi house ; I And Sarah Hargreaves. [New Times.] The following itnyortant intelligence %yin sufli clently account for the clamour which Hunt's Friends in London have raised against the Man- cliestu Magistrates:— NECV 13A1LEY COURT HOUSE, AUG. 20. Present, JAIIES NORRIS, Eict. in the Chair ; Thomas W. Tattoo, Rd. VVright, .Marriott, William Flutter), Ralph Fletcher, J. Watkins, Trafford Trafferd„ Esqrs.; Sir W. Bagshawe, Bart. ; C W. Ethelston, Clerk; Sir John Byng was also on the Bench. IL:nt was placed at the Barr In; looked boldly round. Mr. Norris addressed him to this effect :—" Henry Hunt, the pro- secuturs are perfectly prepared to go into evidence in siipport .of the chares upon which you were apprehended, hut other evid,nce has come before the Magistrates of the highest im portance, and they have devoid it their duty to lay the whole inidy - of it before the Law Officers of the Crown, to advise tipon it. The Magiiit rates, whose organ I am, hare therefore nnanimoutly deemed it their duty to remand you upon a charge of HIGH TREASON." , . flont—" I presume I am not allowed to say any thing ?" The Bench—" No." - Bunt I . beg to state one word. lam perfectly inuo ,ent,of the charge, and ready to meet it." Hunt then Iniwed to the Bench and went down. oseph Johnson was brought up. He appeared much agi- tatEci. Mr. Norris addressed him in the same words as to Hunt.— Johnson said nothing, but bowed and retired. Johns Thaelter Saxton was brought up. He bowed slightly. After Mr. Norris had addressed him as he did the others, - i,ixtun said, " Am 1 to consider myself committed on that charge?"—\lr. Norris : " You are detained on that charge; _not titian! , cominittrd." .10:111 Knight was the next. He said nothing, but vas ad dressed as the of Janice Moorbousr! smiled very contemptuously. After Mr. Norri: - , hat/ remanded him on the charge of High Treason, Moorhouse took up his villitc hat, (most of the Leaders wore white hats,) which was close Co him, and said, " I presume_ it's my hat_ you_ mean, and. not me. I-ant ready to meet the rllarge." Elizabeth Gaunt, a tall, thin, pale woman, abort 45 ; Sarah Hargreaves, about , t 6, dressed in black ; Robert Jones, a rag cicaler frmn ".'ilatirhestrr, about 4a; Robert Wilde, jun• about from Stayley Bridge; and Geo' ge Swift, late of Doncaster, -rem all brought up sepatatvll, and addressed by , lllr. Norris as the Others biA been, and then remanded on thy same charge as all the others, that of High Treason. Of the Inquests lately held, Wheeler's Manehes er Chronicle of Saturday last thus speaks : INquistrioNs.a-The following Inquisitions hare come be fore Joux Mt I.NE, Esq. the Coroner, the ouly fatal results of Monday that have yet called far official investigation :—On the lath instant, on the body of a woman from Batton-upon- Irwel4 killed at the top of Bridge-street, by the pressure of the nub : Verdict—" Accidental Peath."—The Coroner and the Jury lamented the great indiscretion of women in wan tonly putting themselves in the way of barns, and said that they must, under such circumstances, take the consequences. On the 19th inst. on the body of Mr. Ashworth, the Spe cial Constable, killed at St. Peter's Field on Monday: Ver diet—" ACcidental Death."—On the same day on .the buds' of a man from Cow Hill, near Oldham, brought to the In firmary dead, from St.. Peter's ground, on Monday: Verdict— " Found dead ; but how the deceased came to his death no satisfactory evidence appeared."—Ou the same day; sin the bodyof a child that died in th'e arms of its mother, in conse quence of sudden and violent palpitation of the heart, caused by its mother lreing ridden against by a Light Hot arrum). The child was not bruised or injured. Verdict—" Acci dental Death."—The inquisition on Joseph Whitworth', of Hyde, who was shot at the New Cross on Monday evening, and (lied yesterday morning io ,the lidsratary, is to iye he'd this day. MANCHESTER, AnG.2l.-43y the accompanying note you will see, that the case ot Hunt and his gang takes a deeper die the more closely they are investigated. New facts are discovered every day, and the Magistiates, who have proceeded all along with the greatest canton, and acted under the ve►y best legal advice, are now fully of opi nion that sufficient grounds exist to detain nine ot those in custody on•a charge of Ilion TUEASON ! They are not, however, yet committed for trial, but wilt he brought up again for examination on Monday, anti, in the mean time, other prisoners will, if possible, be apprehended. Report ssys, that some of Hunt's accomplices are now in Lon don. At : l2 o'clock last night, 'Mr. Nadin sent a kw' Police Officers, with a detachment of the 31st Regiment, to Lees, near Oldham, where a person, known by the name of Doctor Healey, bat who is nothing 'Nolte than a common weaver, was concealed. This man they appre hended without difficulty, and he is now placed with his brethren in the New 'Bailey, on a charge of High TreaSon A warrant has also been issued against the. Reverend Mr. Harrison, which will he executed immediately. A disturbance took place at New Cross again last night, the mob confirm . l ing 'to attack every decent dressed person with a volley of stones, and showered so many on the .picrioet of soldiers stationed there - , that they were compelled to fire on them. No serious in- iuly has, however, been done, one person only having been triflingly wounded. Hotit, when he was brought up to hear the na ture of the charge against him, appeared woefully ehoptallen ; and his friend and host, Joe John son, Esquire, was very near fainting. I under stand, ►hat the general features of the case h f ave been submitted to the Crown LaWyers, and that they consider that if clearly substantiated in proof, ihere can be no doubt of its amounting to High Treason. The Assizes begin at Lancaster on the Ist of next month, so that the matter will soon be brought to issue. Thos. Whitworth, the man who seas shot in the back ot, the head at New Cross on Monday night, is since dead, and an inquest will be hell on his body this afternoon, at five o'clock, before J. Milne. Esq. the Coroner. The whole of the deaths, therefore, that have taken place are four, the three that I mentioned in my last'cominunica. lion, and this Whitworth. An advertisement has been inserted in The Man chester Obseruer, postponing the intended Reform Meeting, at Bolton, that was to have taken place on Monday, sine die. One circumstance is very important, as. proving that some at least of the Reformers came to the field armed with daggers or o►her sharp weapons. Mr. lltrlme (who, 1 am happy to say, is now much better, and removed to his father's in Mos ley-street) was wounded svih a sharp instrument of a peculiar ;make, and this must have been done as he lay senseless, on the ground, having been struck down with a brickbat. It is alto observable that some of the Reformers came furnished with large pouches filled with stones, as contemplating 'a conflict, That some of the London Readers of The Me dusa adopt the principle of that infamous publics• tion, that " Assassination ought to he encourag ed," is evident from the following letter just re- Ceiveilhere by that active and valuable Police Oi ficer Mr. Nadin.—l need 'not kill that he tho roughly despises such cowardly threats— " Sin—Your conduct hit a length of time, but more espe cially last Monday, has outraged the feelings of every real friend to Radical Reform ; therefore it has been decided at a Meeting - of the friends of Reform, that it is highly expedient to rid the world of such a miscreant ; and it is hoped, that it will Prove a salutary Irwin to others. I can confidently as sura you, that you have but a few days to live. A RADICAL REFORMER. , " London, August 18, 1319." (Direction.) Mr. Nadin, Nlancitester,, [The Times.] MANctiEs'rEß, Avo. 20. I have just come ir=on the tirea oeclTiol by the meeting' un iNioutlay last. The inessute mutt have been immense on the range of lionses called Wind mill-street. The wooden and iron railings •in front of the houses were broken, and the people were piled by hundreds in the cellars. Atter be ing at the scene of action,. I proceeded to the In firmary, to inquire after the number of killed and wounded. There are only five dead : —Whitworth, - of Hyde, who was shot in the riot at 7 o'clock on Monday evening ; Ashworth, constable, who was killed on the field ; a man called Ashton, who cuss crushed to death by the crowd 3 a woman from Eccles, who was smothered, and a child who .died from fright. I have seen to-day the constable's funeral. Ile was a respectable Dian, and the procession was respectably' attended. — Whit worth, who was a great Reformer, died this morning in the Infirmary. He was wounded in the back of the head. He had some lucid inter vals, and was heard to pr'iy fervently. There are `2g patients now in tire Infirmat y. 31 being brought in. There are 30 ont-natints. Hultne, the Yeoman, who was struck on the head %ith a and thrown from his horse, is likely to recover, though at first his case was regafded as desperate. To-day, at twelve o'clock, great crowd at tended at the New Bailey, with" the hope of hear ing the examination of Hunt. The Bench.of Ma gistrates was lull. Sir J, Byng was present. Mr. Norris, the stipendiary Chairman, otdered the state prisoners (as they must now be called) to !le brought up. Hunt was brought first to the bar. I observed no change upon him. He walked w ith a film, step, and assumed an undaunted and resolute, though not an insolent manlier. His featur , s, which are always feeble,. seemed more 'than usual to wear a smile of const•ained coutposure and self satisfac;ion. Inc looked boldly rowed. Mr. Nortis addressed , him to this e ff ect :—" Ilettry H unt • tie prosecutors are pet tectly prepared to gO into evi dence in.support Of the charges upon which you were apprehended, loct other evidence has conp.l before the Ntigistrattfs of the highest importance, and they have deemed it their dtcy to lay the whole body of it before the Ltw Oficers of the Crown, to advise upon it. Inc M, , 2 ,istrates, whose organ I am, have theref,re ultannously deemed it their ditty to remand you upon a charge of Iligh Treason." [Here follow the Examinations of Limit and the otner Prisoners, us it amtears u:lder the head " New Times," in a preceding column Whether the prisoners are to be tried for high treason or not, Will depend upon the advice 01 the Law Officers; Mil. Hay, the Chairman of the S:ilford Sessions, who went to London with the case on Tuesday, is expected to-day we shall then know the determination 4 , i Goverptnet4. MANCH:IE7EIi, AUG. 21—One o'Clock A. •Yi.- Nothing prticular occurred last night. 'Die town wros more tranquil than it has been during the whole week. Mr. Hay is not returned with the determination of the LAw Officers of the Crown, so that Hunt's flat commitment for trial cannot yetlbe fixed —There has boen a riot at 'Maccles field on Tuesday. Some windows were broken in defence of Hunt's chat acter. The mob took umbrage at a liantl.hlll which s p to irivverepily of his beer while a brewer at 13ii's , 61. Wrch, the constable is fast recovering. He rode out 00 Thursday 'as far as gulloek's mem hove conferred on him a peu i sion of 1001. a year, to be 'continued to his children, THE. A'I'I.ICAL REGISTE Perffmned 0,, Satureltio Night. TUEATIIE ROYAL, HA YMARKET.—A Cure for the Heart-Aclt : Young Rapid, Mr. Joins; Miss Vortex, Mrs. Gilihs. After which, Ladies at Howe. To which was added, "lhe Agree able Surprise. TIIFATRE RoYAI., ENCUSH OPERA-HOUSE. —The Brown man : Principal Characters by Mr. Wrench and Miss -Kelly. After which, One, Two, Three, Four, Fivi!, hy Ad verti)e went. To which was added, Belies Without Beaux. • TO CORRESPONDENTS. g' IGNoTus to JoHN 8U1,L," Letter 5, To-morrow.—Alin, g' OLD BLAou,o,'.! and Letter 111. oo COUliCti BulE'3. Eattaxum. — ln the Poetry of Saturday, last. line sixth .'stanza, read, State Reformation, instead of Stec. * o * F or the CROWN AND ANCHOR MEETING, see the Last Page. PRICE 0 THIS I) AT r per Cent. Red S per Cent. C0n5...,.. i 4 per Cents 9:ii per Cent. Navy Ann. 1048 Bank Long A►3n.. 191 3-16 t its sTocKs w tic Lliett. India IRS. pr. Exch. Bills, Oinnittht Cons. for Aceou!lt.. MAILS. A asiretii--T Dublin, I Waterford, 1 Gnerney and .Terser•, 1 Holland, t Gottenburgh, I France, 1 Ritubursti, 1 Fla k uders. I)uE-1 Dublin, 2. Waterford, 1 Lisbon.] RICH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE To :MORROW. Niorning, 34 minutes after S. I Evening, M) inniutes after 4 1-4 -1 4 SUN. ftLEM QUI% ft ER EFA IA LIM AIT in:AT ? 140. N DON, MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1819. We received yesterday amd this morning the Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday lait. The King gave audience on Wednesday morn ing to several Cardinals, and afterwulds bell a Council of Ministers. The, Ptince Os TA LLEY• RAND was expected to arrive at Paris on Friday. Marshal CrouvlON Ser. CYR has been appoinieil by the KING to attest, with the Duke DR RICURLIEU, and the Doke DE REGGIO, the Reconcilement fd the Duchess ok: BERRY. Marshal SoULT, Duke of I.laltnatla,' visited on Wednesday the Duke and Duchess D'ANGOULEME. All the spectllations , of the Pads PApers, and oilier foreign Jonrmils, re•pecting the inumey of the Doke ot iiVELLINGToN, are provcd to be completely erroneous, by the return of Lis Giace to London. It ' IS nOW litarell, that: accortrng to the most re cent letters from Carlsbad, the discussions tircre %IA be confined exclusivek to the aftiks Cl ` ... , r' many, and that they will be o: short durstio"• 'lite Prince de MIITTEKNICEI WM, it is re turn from thence to Vienna on the 25tli i" °4 * t From Frankfort the 13th inst. it is stated,, tranquillity bad been restored in th at city, but renewal of the receot tumult was much oPre • handed. d ial is Acc i ounts from Constantinople mention, quarrel having atisen b e tw ee n two regialents oltFtf Janissaries, in the suburb of tbeY fired upon each other, a nd t h a t se y e val on b(jtj sides toad been killed and ‘vouuded. g eJ The trial of M. MAaTAINvt, for an 8-e ' n o libel_ on the late Marshal 13auNE, in le D r ap e e, Blanc, took place on ‘lreduesday; at ra' lB ' lore the Coot tof Assizes ; the result was, - was acquitted and discharged. t the From St. Petersburg h s t a ted, t ll/3 " Emperor of Russia, who was nu a tour to At c)° ' cr . augd, am! from thence to Finland, was no t t. pected to return to his capital till the i2Stli The t`it,trian Gorenntent are con stroci l, fortresses on the frontiers of Gallici a, nest Russia ; but, according to a Vienna article, measure has no relation to present circurnstalicegf, it being asserted that the best understanding rre4 rails between.the two Powers. r aali The following are Extracts from the J"'" of Ffid9y " AUG. 29.—The King gave 2 P t ' :° , audience yesterday to the Baron Fogel, t he r ‘ therlartd Ambassador to the Court of Lffi l(j ; His Majesty &so transacted business ori th t ,Mat iress Dessolics. '' On tl.e 25 !ii instant, the of St. vs.' .there will be a grand dinner at the Timillerie':'l '' All ihe Electoral Colleges o f the 3t l Ser. • evith he exccrion of that of Corsica, are c°ll for the I ith Sept emiger. e l bi Serer al Committees have been appoint) of the Keeper of the ,Seals, for the atrangen'e`!toe new projets of IkW, to be presentett Chambers next Sesson. One of them it ed to amend the law reespcting FIVE PER CENTS. • . Wednesday 71 f. Thursday 7 1 f. 45 e. • DEFER!: Els. STHCK. Wednesday. Thursdaf• 01 the i.r2d March, 1817....90 1. :)0 c...9u $5 C. 22d Sept. 1b17....551. f. 5 5e * 22d M.,tch,1818... 85 f. 5C c... SG f. 5 5 c ' eid Sept. 18t 1. 50 e... 84 f. 55 c• . €22 d Mardi, IS tl2 f. 53 c.. ,32 f. 60 e' EXCHANGE, ON LoNDON: One Month i. 1U e. Mee Muuths •• '••ot t. Jot " MADRID, AUG. 4.—The EngEsil Ai.nbaslt)' 11 it i 5 said, called for the severest meas nr° SP put an end to the Stave Trade carried Dish vrssels from Cuba, at Plinee's life 10 Unit of ;ITor " PECTLE•iBURGUi JULY 24.—The.0 0 u nci. Onbrit, is about to set out o n f p journey. It is tinnerstold he will proccet C:ttls4ati, l'aris,, and London. " BERLIN, AUG.lo.—ltis del 91 00 ' f f the Ktt has ordered to be set tit all those persons arrested a cs` io;e is 110 t alSsolUtely nectssarv.r intliv.Pl'lll have in consequence been released. " - ttit New York Papers to t h e 25th tilt. reacl'eu this morning ; the follot.io , are Extracts , (From The Are::: , ,nol dtlyaeate, Jrp'y '2 4 . ) cfiARLEsToN, JULY 13. ) r ; rF a A TTE MPT TO FitiE THE ( IT?. We 1111`) I'`-,1 '`-, the necessity as well as duty of ail the o°`/ tens, to be vigilant at this ti:ne, and entieJcr detect the vile Incendiaries, which it is 100 rent now infest our Ci t y , and ssihose i 3l' ' i P i ., 4 : 1 9 1 to be destruction to our plop ,, rt v by terday morning, about two o'clock , tn e si hated 09 the North - east co : i ltt‘ street, oecupi , dhy a Grocer, was i liscOVe relit' It .01: fire; it appears f rot h 11r. F.'s owns jet:ot tv* s that a pat eel of corn-bust ibfe ma ter ' t er throtig,4) a so:all hole lit Cie shop the eotili'v itr,nle, thelves bad already taken h i re, why', Mr. F. 414'. aiately have the alartn.—A reward of has been offered for the discovery of the (Front the Contatrrcial Advertitrer,JulY 4 ' 34 gi e NEW YORK, Jt3 st.:CcEssr tii" u' t tit , Si ON.- - .lt is stated in The 50 1 ..ith lust., that t he Counc il it 'e Nations of Indians, by t lion. Wititj9 r' t e te e, M t' I(ILLf.R, Olt the part Of the Uni ted stA o oiv nE ininated tl.c" plecrdiug Friday, The t tvtused to cede to the Uoite.„l --oates at'Y P4l their reservations; awl Jude Nitt,t..fi tt re"' ' out to his residenee'at Utica, .svi:hout haviltg dished the objee - t of his misi:;on. v '10 (16. , The ship Hope, which has 3 r !iVel g t 111 0 0 I phis front London, has br ougltt, out oho ° 4e Irj ;s MIS (If patent cast pipes for the water-Avorks. AIR C'l°C it is stated in the IltlOtti•tgtin Ga. " the Freivnt :carcily e ,iicutatit4 1/1 tei F e 1111