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FCRTNER EXTRACT'''.
[Continued frost our Paper of yesterday,]

Birmioctran, July IS, lel,.
Mir Lots—l have great sittisfaeti ~,, in anakilig tuition to
you, that the meeting betil in this Ware yesterday evesiiig,
was sot attended with any breach of the peace, and that the
whole assemblage had quietly observed before seven o'clock.
It may nut, however, be oniarceptable to your Lord-hip to
be sequaisted with stone small detail of the proceediogs,
reported to me by various persons employed for- that par.
pose. An attempt was first made to rellect a crowd by •
nvirahle prueesaion (as it was called) of Major. Cartwright,
Woofer, 1111.1 Edmunds, in a street chariot, earryisig two
Rags; they were also sceompanied•by use Maditorks, whose
rash,. was led at Warwick maw years since epos a
Bank pariecutioo, sod whew brother as mew trausported
wider • similar runitietiosi. Sir Charles Wulseley was sot
preselit. having 'ceased thilasell us accooat of the death of
• near relation. 'lke chair was taken by Edmonds, and the
only speakers were Adman d% Madderka, Winder, Major
Carterigh6, mid ono Latiriso,l4lffbad attended Pit, C. Welsc-
h, at Seackport. The proceeding* were eunlned to (wird,
resolutions expressive of the want of reform in the represes-
tatieri of the people; a remonstrance funaded oto those re.
solution*, sod addressed (I believe) to the Spiker of the
House of Continuos; as elective of Sir aserke Woke'', to
be Legislaferial .4 Monte,' of the people of Birmingham in
Parliament for one year, Ow loop he e.recaterthis fraelfaith-
fun, ; as exhortation to gentleniau to be at b * post on
the opening of the neat Semites of Puliadowni. and Instruc.
Sion, to him how to pottered. All these, I presume, will be
printed when year Lordship shall be forwished wjjh a copy.
The language held aunt in the speeches was of • very difereot
kind frum that which we nod, mow. to have been used at the
meeting to the northward, which appears rulfietently to
prove the knowledge of lbe speaker., that their audience,
on this UfellOOsi, were out prey/red to hear that language,
or to 'somas those who alight neaks.sseppf at The most
violent speaker was Lewis: the tenor of all the speeches was
abuse of the body co/Bon itself the Wiese of Coalmen',
and abuse of some lodevideals ammagat his Majesty's Minis-
ters.

The crowd assembled has been earionsly estimated, from
10,000 to 45.000 persons; of these, how/ever, a grist pro-
portion weir women sod children. The amore of th► ground
a such, heilic too sides of an amphitheatre, rising he a coo-
enterable height, that it is almost impossible f.ir a person in
the crowd to forum any estimate of Numbers. Lord Lyles.
ford and myself, who eouhl surrey the whole assemblage
from the roof of am adjoining house, had homed our ciao
opinionohat the number could nut exceed 10.000 This
meeting seems in afford good gi wind of conelnsion• that the
first open acts of viol. sir to which the populace Orr to be
instigated, sill ant take place is. this immediate neiglibenr-
hood. It is, however (to sue the language of this Lewis)
"one bum to The exiattog system ;" and I presume the omit
meeting called hers will be to revive the report of what
occurs upon Sir Charles Wolseley ufferiog so she Isis seat,
if he is wild enougliso ea to fall into tb. ir plans.
After the meeting, a small party of the principal per.
formers and their adherents adjoaroid to a low public
house to pass the isesittg, but I have nut heard what occur-
red there.

I had the greatest imAidselloo Is Lord Aylitsforirs &Head-
smaee bore. built iu ►is assistome •a • Morse,'le, and Coen
lola hiring en the spot to Issue the ry ureic's fur the
saileinblauic of the yeomanry has any disourbsoet occorrtd.
His Lordship, as 1,611 as myself, th"lielit It predeut to re-
sate is the tour durlog the whole insist
I have the homer to be.
'nor LorJohip'a very faithful *ad uhedlont *event.
Thu Toactount Sidowooth, ISAAC AMON ER.
•e. M. Ise.

Maneheeler, hum, 11. ISIA.
Site--The regnidtltttt .for the Leith owning was signed
by IS pendia, operillwiliy for the object «f dierwroing and
Ottoptint ovine roseatitotional and Ir.:weird rewredy in re_
forfeit' Parlisettent, and obverting Ike prearot dirrirera. The
siert inic was trued for one ticlurte en the afteroulea.
Dunne the *online a greet ewer...ors, of the tower nuke
of people were woettnr fur the arrival of Mr Iluat, chose
prrellilre Watt immanently expert. d, In euwahtlitetter
tbe inretlett w» delliyert until part two oilbtork. Sir
mad WPM at hieittationns forthcoming. 15 vre4 err.
eras. y to OnanWeenee the ftrweerdinew of the dol. Tat,, ra, is
were lathed tworther it the marlie,«phice.. (Lie griefs .pare
of resod), when Mr. itatter.by CM lhaerult pivarhri),
Mr. TIMM, gleworth, and a Mr. Illooileer tone of the on-
tidy or Friona.) with wertrit other., ttieenoeil the WWI fi.rrit.
As soon aa Mr. Doorwr was eba•eie f.,r Ilede-rhAirmatt, a
purled, of the female fttforrn.-r• took Owe. henfl..ol by :11
CenVelllttee M. twelve purse We 11... The rowaleerrs Ina
&utak Comenltte• were honoured-milk'. 010011 in the Mr.*.
They Irmo dressed in white, with hhobb eldieev,eaft whin are
owe mod. tliwoo worrier, planted n otowitiel with ate in-
•CrtptiOts " No Corn Law—drawl] Pareltale lite, and Visio
ternl giterefr;" as well an toot/I.r atmedbrdl, eurrnau.stril
with the cap of Linrety. on the p, .both she fiag
s.d true roar were nretr.ita from the lea :%.r' 'Awe
After the bettor-al eta ripcord Xi% hot trroilowelltettql
reteletrma, to well am •thr• Leaches' netlr,.... baf wreek:e444
14r.turotr. A iii. heel at the tom:, lerer asevner
soar, seat WA %tr. Itheilll4 everwfth Into CIPSW4IIIOI/11.
carnet of the Ilteriorates. Ahott :fad pewit*" wihe
eoltoobtrated ; the uteeto took their than without obrirosh:

tie% IDA fhb vita", .tap threw/Ismer is the rant., of r...
retissusers. etietsp d whoa 1 sew ditipeesteg he all Ihrethishe
Illantiresier' Asignst 11.1111
Mt Lettliaslll6,lth 1 heirs thelsessiese to hpatunit !,“
Larthisip colitis relined, so respeetraLt stessaln.4
th *bids cermet aof this town belie hem esehe
er It. as respective*, pratelre oftielt We se 4.4 •
tresively takes piseeisi thlsteth* Ile sarrestullap heiahlboos
bond. Messy owe are hi osietene?. sad may he to If,
nesafer. but I apprehend those which I now hest silt he
ssiffseient to assure year I.4,niship of this al3rtaing pracin•
They aim to ley Mot it I. for the purpose of vireo eoe a•
Aleeehester is louse order. kr. on Mesday neat ; hat hi!.
Lary diseipSee was sot requisite for this ptiritu,.., awl
a awe alarming object in sit palpable. that it ia
not to feel a moral Canvielleai that insurrection tont r‘
hoe is their ulterior object.

J. NORRIS
To Lord Viscoool Sif &c. &e.

I.Blieerbfre 10 leff.--Tbe examination of C. D. taken SM.
oath at 82Ifirr4. [Wilk day of August, 0514, she .xttir.
• Tbat last right 'Dime nine u'ekick be was reii.reing Lou..
Bowl Faihnotala. it was Mirk, hat at the dianieet of two
fields front the timid along which he was aidiiK hr
lii4rebing of a hody of nom, •0,1 eeterai tiwt s bawd t 1 -
"mils of etimmand, " Mirth and H• 11." Hr remained n.
•b•nt • gamier of an hour, asid rot iipois the larelg••
aide. bat it was MO dark for bin. to see the body of Wes..
frosts the sound he braid he has hu dim ht there aver, a col,
sidrrahle untidier of men, but be caohut 11• Lie nembas
Al to the particulars. fiamistust (twat tad p to the 0p..4
Swore before me'. C. Lk
W. Marriott.

Lareeeshire to wit.
D. E. pays, that last eight *hoot a quarter before alb•
weloek he wig in Failing.. tit, mid sue between fair ■ad fivo
hundred mew marching in a Arld in railsoorth, h. longing i.e
Robert earl—be tweed the worths of command, Much
halt, wheel to right and left, and other word. poen. l'lre
men hod no Rents—they disperaed imbue( ten o'cloci, mi
were ordered it, meet again this Diehl.

. -.„
dwells before inr. toh August, 1819,
J. Norris.

D. L.

Leseashire to wit,
The issfurmation and 'margination of E. F. taken erne
oath the 31st this of July 1819. before me, oar of his Nlrjes
ty's homers of the Peace fur the County of Lancaster, sly.
milk, that on the 19th day of July 1819, ClJlllllllg from Dry
Cloogh, in the Tuwaslyp of Oldham, towards the Town ei
Oldham, he mei with three men who had all pikes in then
hands, the length of which, when the dagger wait drawn nor,
was about two yards loose; which said three use. were gwaC
to joie a party of about fumy its • Bel.l at • lithe shouter,
who b•d likewise some pikes with them, bit cannot wly how
many, and amembled at the gonad of a bugle. On the lam-
as], he saw at least one hundred persons near 1-1.1 Side, as
sembled tinrethei, with some pikes matingst (bats.
bworu befits e mr,
J. Helms.
Lancathfre to wit.

L. C

CO. maketh oath and smith, Tbat on Thursday nizlit,
IM Mb of August, he went to a Geld is the township of
Pailaworth, belonging to Robert Bury, where saw shoat
Ninety persons, divided into four divisions and a small diet.
which tbi called the awkward squad; that therC was a mat,
to give the word of command ; that deponent heard them
commanded to march to the right and left, to wheel, fire.
&e. that the men bad no lre•arra, hut when the word
44 eve was given, they clapped their bands altogether ; that
after they had done exerrisiug, they formed a circle ronod
their commander, who told them that the intended meeting
was put off, an account of their paper bring illegal, hot Illet
would gise them more time to drill : he then fait' they mit‘t
have a colour, and that they Tamil subseribe; that the man
Oen took oil his bat, sod gathered round from some a peon),
■od fiuM others a Imilfpeony each; that dole were a piaci.
lily of women in the field. sod the leader of the men called
to them to conic into the ring. and said they most .iiliscribe
also, and that heavanted twelve young ladle. 1..
colours, for be was certain if there was a regiment of sold,ets
drawn up to oppose them, they could not Sod in their hearts
to burr them; that their leader proposed, that as Rory, tan•
owner of the field, .had give.. Skein leave to drill iii it the,,
weeks, lie should have the honour of their pla.ching mot of
it; that the persons aisensieed dill not of to molest de-
ponent, hut damned him for being backward in fallina
G. H. and H. I. having respectively read over the affidavit
of F. G. severally make oath that the Poe is trim.
(Signed) F. G.
G. H.
Sworn at Manchester aforesaid, the
day of Aug.ist„ 1819, 'serum
me, uue of his 111ajissty's Justices
of the Peace for the County of Lan.
easter, J. N urr is.

H. 1.

laweershire to fit.
1. K. says, that on Sunday morning last. about Cwe
o'clock, in company with 9 • • he went to Thornham, nu
Tamils Hills, near Middleton, and there saw two or three
thousend men, 111111 a number of them exercising in militsry
order ; they hail no arms; but he heard distinctly the words
of command, " Quick march" and " Double quick march."
Deponent particularly noticed one company of abort one
hundred, march in wings under their leader' and pavane,
also in wings; that the right wing advanced first. and the
word, of command, " Fire, front rank kneeling," sopl whew
the word of command " Fire," was given, they clapped
their hands; the leafier then advanced the left wing in the
same order as the right, and ordered them to fire; this was
rrfwated several tunes. Deponent and Mr. • • • being in-
formed they were to assemble at Mattocks in Thornhaiu.
near Middleton aforesaid, they repaired thither, and De-
ponent and Mr. • • • placed themselvea by the road side.
in order to ascertain their numbers, when they passed dt-
punent and Mr. • • • marching in military order font
deep, when they counted 700 men. 1. K.

Ss ora Wore me at Salford, this 2 J... Norris.
10th day of August, 1819.

K. L, L. M., and M. N. severally make oath end say, that
foment been frequently informed that a great many of 11w
diaaffteted inhabitants of Bury and the neighbourhood
made it a practice to avert. or assemble in large bodies to
learn in:larary exercise, anal that such persons met four ut
fire • writings in a week for that purpose; their deponent.
wrist to compass, together on Illoolry the ed or Augoat
instant, towards the pl.ice where they understood anch piv
omit geurrally met ; that they bad nut proceeded cure tha i
Iwo or three Implied yarils,ont of the taws. of Bury, on th.•
Rochdale turnpike road, before fhey met about two hundred
persona, so near as Sneer depoitints could calculate, between
the hones of nine and. tedif.eauek in the evening, marching
iii regular military order.- Rine deep, into the town of Bury.
(Stgaed) K. L. M. N.
L. M.
Ewers at Bury afareewid, the) Sam. Woodcock, a Master.
Sib day of August, Pil9,Te Extraordinary in Chau.
before we, .3 • eery.
leaticoithirg to net.
D. $ orikeak matt and said% that ,in aeldttion to hie de.
peados mak us. the lib instant, that on the **(hi ki en. 1.-
musk We the Stied Aiwpot, this deposes', is endeavouring
Si appeartts the Sad ethers the wets were training, and whew
hs wee within a larlikeress them, and hswkiag over the hedge.
.• ditembeir up he drpuuesit and said, " Halt;" that dep..
newt was wetting eabsp„ apd the Ostia stows said, " flak:"
mot - . . as iiit oif I bit* iteri4l tie with a aid:mit
• Ass isst' ;NI coatipee4 to wan away ; l hat
iv this *Alpo toviinda a wood in the neigh..
able: etwilkite 'Mau said, " If i catch you, rt.
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