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ausgeolell to the wigwams, mod of proereliagetteto wallow
to their awbaroweat rollietneee to sower dim, lia **old
love eatestitted these at suet 1. prison.
Ile. Ft MOST spoke at real length un the valietad hewed.
armee of .tbe rigid of tweeting to pelition elseTtormeina the
Iwo Homan of Parliansewt—a right which, hr MK the
;smolt of England ought to exercise, and the King or tag-
kw, to protect, as equally accessory for the safriy of both.
elforra)—The tateetirgs of the people of Est kasel
were of essential importanee for rani's* 'crowds,
might be of essential impurtnace to she Sovereign himself;
fur if any faction was ever to become so powerfal as to
hold hint he ihrahlwas, to wham could he resort for
assistance but the penple?—(Lead rkeers)—lf • mill-
• ter, force were to seise the Government, in hind the
Se-
rereign in chains, and to commit him as Inul berm drone
in former ttinea lo rime imprisonment, to whom could
• he Sr for refute. to sihntosvissold be amoral For proteetitin,
ewers* the sword, ? Was tt, Were, either wise, prudent; or
pulitie, to i..fringe upon a right of 'web great utility? Those
who advocated the propriety etf impairing its validity
11111.1 certainly be most mistaken iiptainn; whilst those
who went further, and advised she Prince Regent to award
hos approbation to those who actually 'violated it, could
wit he consiskrird as his real friends. Ile had merely psi
the cases which he had mentioned as possibilities and
h•viliglfins moarderl them from thisiosterptetiftion, he should
conchs& his observations no this point, by reialliag to
recollection what had hems said by list sound lawyer, 'Lord
Roseslyn. in hie sharer 10 thee:randier, ow the trials arising
out of the slots m 1780:—" Tom are eo recollect that Ike
ri:ht of sneering to consoler the necessits of ulitairisig the re.
rat or the rm.-tiara of any law is • right inherent and inde-
fc2sillile in she people of England."--(Chistre.)—The right of
meeting Mktg thus clearly erialrlished, the next emotion
whirls canoe alder their consideration was this...Waa the
Meriiiig rightly et•ovened, or was it batched is a comer, at
a nieressig of esonspirainis, amidst repeated whispers of
" Hush! don't let the Magistrates hear any Also about it ?"
!'to such thing, it was publicly called; it was advertised in the
different newspaper,. The meeting was held. Was it held
peaceably? MI the accounts state that it was perfectly
quiet mid trammed np en the sinforluesate nusossmit ekes a
baud of armed noes menthe.' the liberties sad the petwaso of
their roiontrysnes In a manner which had melded the he.

iligoatien of every basest man in the emiatry. That attack
hail hren well deacribed by their worthy Chairman, and had
brought from him a letter, which would be regriven for ever
is all their heave.—(Criwt of " Rend if, read U !" Jima fie
er.nrd)—" I have not g.d a copy of it," mid Mr. Rigby," but
I have it all here." beating his breast.—(Cheers).—lt was
written in sorb a spirit of genuine patriotism, that,averse as
he was in general to praising parties to their faces, be
most for once overcome his reluctance sad eulogise the
anther of it while he was prettaiß. It was identilledcom-

/Arleta with the bosioess of the meet fog, awl be trusted that
it MOO la go down to posterity baud is hand with the Bill of
nicht., and br enrolled and transcribed is the missals aids-
tory for the use of future generations. The speaker then pro.
s-eriteit to comment at some length so the condset ache loyal
dee:seasons of the county etc Becks, and removed his surprise
at their assertion, that the traussetione at Manchester were
already before the tritinnals of the country. He maintained
that they were tint. Tomorrow was the 16th of November,
and Shen three fell months wrth' have elapsed since she per-
petration of those offeners,aerl yet no inquiry was hotfooted
into throe. The island was resoionding from one end of it
to the other with the cry of " Justice fur the murders (he
Trost an call them) committed at Maischester." What ►ad
bran done to forward it ? A C,oroner's Inquest bad come
silenced its sittings. What then ? After pursuing an erratic
indescribable course for some time, it was adjourned.
'Phan came the Term; ten days of it have elapsed, and nut
a word from either the Solicitor or the Attorney. General,
nods vet, intelligent melt, eager is thecaase of improvement
hefore they became Crows Lawyers, fur a criminal informs.
lion against the Magistrates. Wily ? They are wailing
f.,r orders which he would make bold to say they would sever
receive. The Judges had leforwied use of t►e Complainants,
and t hey had let...rated him trolly, that they could sot iesti-
tote proceedings. But could ion his Majesty's Ministers do
this? Certainly; but they had declioed to do it, though they
were well acquainted with the blond which hod been abed, and
the atrocities which had ►ees committed. Bet thee Haut
was on his trial ! That, however, had oothieg to do with the
subject in dispote: for if the liberties of Feglasil were to
be made to depend apes one man, it, became he was bearing
a hag of ireneun, all shoe, sorrounding him, being innoreet
and unuffrodiag individuals, were to be imisoleted along
with him—if this were to he allowed to be round constitu-
t.oniot doctrioa the pimple of this country would indeed be
badly off.—(Cheers )--11 Hoist should be brought is godly
of a. fool a treason as ever disgraced a British subject, it
would be no jollification of the contact of t►e Magistracy.
Mr. 117VINe M.P., commented at some length
oft the whole series of events which have lately occurred at
•ochester, and particularly epos the efforts which he said
that the Coroner had ensile to obstruct the cootie of jigs-
tire lu making these observations ou the conduct of the
Cueoner, Foe was nut afraid of those prosetutions with which
liw 1,3.1 been thrratesed if he dared to make them ; especially
es the could act of that °Meer week' be most certainly brought
hooded in another place by as Hos. Faired of his.—
(Cheers )—The Hon. Manlier concluded by moving the fol-
lowing Itcsolutioa:—
" That this weeds' views with disgust the conduct of
Ministers, in having dismissed Earl Fitswilliano from the
Lorril Lieutenancy of the West Riding of the Comity of
York, for no other cause time his bedependest support of
the constitutional right. of the people."
Alf tl. Maoism, in a speech of cossiderable wit and do-
ge. ore. seconded the motioe.
Air F. BURDETT then put the whole of the Resolotioss, at
once, to the meeting, which were carried with only two din.
swat Witt voices. As soon as the diseideole were distweetod
by the multitude, they expressed their discontent by a toot
and loud hiss, which calmed the two Gelidness to take
thamselves with great rapidity out of the meeting. A part
of the mob followed them; sod it appeared ss if they were
Raring to treat them rather rudely, when Mr. Marsh said a
few words, which recalled them to their fernier Moth's. The

BroduliaWs weer theo again put sad carried, but no dimes.

tient voices were this time heard.
Mr. lilat.t.str moved, and the motion beiog seconded
Mr. glyrroon, was carried in the affirmative. That Sir F.
Itordett be desired to put into the baud of any Peer to whom
he may think lit to apply, the *Mussel dee meeting to the
Velure Regent, and to request him to present IM said Ad-
droial loins Royal Highness is person, and to read it over to
him whew presented.
au, H. Marsh then proposed t vote of thanks to Sir F.
Rintleto.frw his many years' cantos, in favour of the rights
of the people--fur hes invaluable letter to lb* Electors of
wessiniseter nu the events of the 16th of Anmest—fur his
mates* sod manly avowal of It to Loud bldrainitb.vmid fir
roodeet in the ('hair that day.
This arotioti was carried amid acclamatioes of three times
lime.

Air r. Bowser! then roes to Mora Omsk.. lo taking
P are ortbeas, he could not avoid expressing his Aratidealko
at sweetish's the approbation also eoligbleand a body of now
ns those ledrabitants of Berkshire whom be tbessOsoar before
lsim. It would be onneceantry, ..d he alight add iaspolitir.
attps the maple anti able iliscostaias which they had that day
!ward. Cie km to detain ohm by attempting to atid say
swat kis own to tie arguments which hadrheets othronord,
..r tty attempting to illnstrate dome points which bad received
smell, great elocuelation *soap. la all the soatlainsie coo.
tailed in tbe Resolutions and its the Address, in every °pi-
s, ion eaptsesed that slay by ibeGitatlemett ob. hid addretard
tarot, be fully end (surely toortproil. He begged their par.
Haiti

ONO : !ISTe was oar prom oaatiwd bf the Hors. Membrr fur
WOW, fish whirl he could isotadtesethei.o4scitle; it was
ts:s..;ilAd supposiott soy part of thaw tramipactiersie libido
:ere dapitired by the swain& were body to be brosithe us.
itr-i the eaprisaitee of a Jury, be wool( amain to withdraw
{. ti:e.preirest Address. fie (Air F. Burdett) would sot 'do so;
heceisse dui wife patois is the ctiorkset oeflowesseseed far
1 irsasorodistg I. atrocity timer of their isifeitior woe: there
ouse'vosoda iodtieted ea the coolditittiett obleh roads.% be
bealid by the verdict of Jury ; there etas ill o
twelfths; Stara Amu whit% took( mot Wtos.tooriggitso6ll4
sad drpjuted ; they had mode the Prams tektiel.sas Mir
which bestrew envoi/ Maimed tro.thietterhitt*ssriv..
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