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1 111 W the eels is time trees, sad I saw coagulated blood on
the rails. . .

By the.C.orouserweNose say the esmie was indiscriminate,
was it also unlimited? lid you see any wounded? I
saw noisy me the gnawed : I also saw some afterwards car-
ried iu carts to the lailirasary, from oafish's, I presuoie
Yes, yin presuisse • it is all preromptioa with you
Did yonsee soy blood ? Yer, I saw blood iu that cart.
—Well, that is serisethilig. What interest had )toi
ascertain the feeling of she meeting' From the meet-
ing of the Uth basing bees preeented. I saw ou stones
throws till the people were dispersed. Theo I saw
sure brick-hats thrown : I did nut see who threw them.
A cavalry officer seemed to retreat from them. That was
before I saw the Soldiers is the yard. The officer was com-
ing up to the people at the lime. I should imagine I did
out see more than three or four brick-hats or stouts, Sad I
apprehend they wets thrown is selideferce. I saw tio sticks
used. The (Arm tarred hie home and weal away; I did
not know him. I saw no other stows thrown that day.
The Jon' now manifested au evident desire to adjourn,
and one of them significantly expressed a hope that the
Coroner had enough of it.

Coroner—Haveyou staity wituesan more, Mr. Harmer,
uu your part ?
Mr. Harnsvr—Yea ; at least 60 more.

Coroacr—What ! ;Wilsey iiscressing ?
Mr. Harmer—ludetal, they are; the accumulation of num.
lwrs is still gnin; un. Ism determined to bring forward
witness that kaowe say thing of the traioactious of
the 16th ; especially, since I Omsk I perceive now so initia-
tion In poultice contrary et/Weave.
Coruna-1 thiuk it would be as well le chute it.
Mr. Harmer—Nut till the fullest evidence is giros.

At ihi• eIOWIII Mr. Buckley, just al lie had left the wit-
ness's chair, nod wet proceeding towards Ike door, turned
suddenly round and said, " I recognize here tow of the yeo-
manry cavalry."
Mr. Harmer—What is his nurse,
hlr. Buckley—l don't know his name.
Mr. Harmer—Did you see him among the yeomanry on
she 16th

Mr. Buckley—Yen, I did; I observed him telling them tar
to riche aud lent before the charge.
Mr. Ilarriser-1 demand his U.IIIIC, and charge him with
wilful murder.

C er—Take down his words.
Mr. Harmer—Every yrouatu that was active on that day
1 charge with wilful murder.
A person who sat opposite to the Coroner, mad at the same
table (air attorney, we understood), stood up, and addressing
himself to Mr. Harmer, said, with great keenness, `• Speak
slowly, if you wish your words to be taken
Cormier (looking towards Mr. Harmer, who was preparing
to repeat his words more Iglus ty.)—Have you say thing more
to say ?
Mr. Harmer—Take thaws what 1 mean distinctly to say.
1 mean is say, that every member of the yeomanry corps,
who made the charge on the 16th, without :my cause or pro-
vocation, 1 charge with wilful murder ; and if the person 1141 W
in the room acted as one of them, 1 charge him wadi wilful
murder, and crave big liaise.
Coroner—No man is bound to criminate liimsrlf.
Mr. Harmer-1 call upon you to get his nano:, and to, de-
tau° hiss in rostady upon the charge 1 have offerr,l. (After
a considerable pause) Dwell any one know his name?

Mr. Harmer's Clerk—l kiwis iris name; his same is
linos Gregson; I served him wllts a subrceus, is attend as a

Mr. Coroner—Mr. Harmer, you complained that sugges-
tions had been made to me, and you have yourself four
clerks, who give you assistance and snipes a.
Mr. harmer--1 have nu persons In assist me but Mr Den.
mason and this young geutieinau, who whites the evitieuce
down for me.

Corooer taddressing Mr. Buckley)—Were you here an Sa-
turday?
Mr. Bilekley—Vet, I was, and in thio room. till the order
was givin ho exclude team-tows; lint I dot not titter the room
since, till I was called to give evidence.
Corouer—How came you to challenge Mr. fin:goon or
beta; is the room? You knew that Mr. Harmer sistontwsied
him to ahead as his witness, and yet you Nand fault
Mr. Harmer—Nour is my witness, Mr. Coroner. All the
imam *MA are given ta mg asl? to give evidence re.
mited tel iag the transaction, swathe 1 , 1 put in, shah they
may he called. I knew not of this permsa being in the moot.
nor have I any communication with any witnesses. Call
James Richardson. . .

Coroner—You are aware that we can proceed nu further
to-night!
Mr. harmer—l have called lames Richardson to shew
that he is not is 'Modem,. I must Dow have • peremp-
tory summous fur hint, and also fur William Wbaliuley. who
told me that be would nut attend.
The Court was wow, at leo o'clock, adjourned till eleven
next muruiug; but in cousider•tiuu of item day briug
market-day ill Manchester, the adjournmaut was extended
till Wednesday morning.
LIST OF THi COI4OIIZR.S JURY.

John Jackson Henry Woolesuaholine Joseph Dixon
Thongs. Wolfandon Thomas Booth Thomas Jackson
James Comes John Kay JohsNewtoti
George Dixon George Booth John Ogden•

In the coarse of this evening Mr. Wroe, the proprietor of
The Narekeetee ()Leiner, was, after long and unavailing
search had been made in many places fat hi w, apprehended,
and lodged is the New Haile).

NAVA L INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived the Sir George Prevost, Metrisuu ; and Sasnuel
and Jane, Hurling, front Quebec ; and Britannia, Davey, from
St. Dominos',; saved Ist August; spoke the Atalanta and
the Jame*, fur London, all well.

runtotrrn. strrucera 48.
Arrived the Whitehall, Craftit, trete Lisboa i and the Re-
gret, Reyes, from Bucari.
PVIZANCI 1111PTINIZEll 27.

Arrived the William and Mary, Treakilla, from Seville
for Loudon, very leaky.
The Elisabeth, Cluing, in coming oat of Portleaven har-
bour yesterday morning, got on shore, sad is expected to go
to pieces.
ItIFTENIEtR 29.
Arrived the nolo, Bromley, from klaniburgli, with loss
of an anchor awl cable.
The ship reported yesterdey as having loot auelowss awl
cables, is Rte./fervid', Willutesou, (rum St. Aaderu fur
Leorkes.
Esau serermatto 29.
Arrived lea algid. the La Belle Alliasuce, Rolfe, from
Madras, with part of the 2itls raimeat of Dragoons, under
the teamed of Lieutermet-Coluosel BarOn Tustin ; she
nailed on the 15th April; fryer the Isle of Peewee sth June;
and St. Helena Ist August. The remainder of die regiment
were at St. Helena on board the Mangles, writer the cum-
mead of Major Hall, bowed to Engles's!.
Also arrived the Lady Mackworth,Capes, from Honduras ;
Toler), Wealensweland, frier Denterara; Victory, Braiih-
waite• and John arid Urals, from rancher; Redulau, SI 11.
clair,f from Barbados's; William &yaw, Urqualsirt ; Mary,
Barclay; Hewurth, DOWSlial ; Atalanta, Swittry ; James,'
Dcanieue ; Dry Harbour Planter, Strung; and Mary, At-
kinson, from Janson's.
This everting nearly the whole of the lionieward.hound
have sailed for the River.

SITTIIIVIra 29.
Passed by lad night the Teasers Henrietta, Aliyu, fru=
Batavia fur Antwerp.
.alaaremoro, 91t1PT211.9111 29.
Arrived the Malvin*, Brooks, from Oporto; Asia Elias-
betty Laird, from Babes; Bytom Frith, truer Autigua;
Alice, Miller; sod Maims, Bishop. from Teueriffe; &rev,
Roblrilii", fur Hourdairap 1,, Melrose, Deaspiter, cud Old
Maid, Revel', from Gress*.
admit the kestre. gemeeestion,for Demerara ; Clardine,
Welsh, for the Cape of God Hope ; Jame, &Icarus, for Gib-
raltar; sod Actic Nuirtea.for Route.
The Lily foe witind sloop of war, and two
II transports. is Leith Roadie on Sunday after-
ROOM. frost Porttesouth. with Hoops oo boar&