The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-09-10 00:00:00

OUTRAGE AT MANCH ESTF.R.
AT a moat numerosta MIETING of the
ELECTORS of WESTSIINSTER, held in Palace-
yard on Thnesday, the 2d of September, 1819,
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, Bart. M.P. in the Chair,
It was Resolved—That it Is the duty of every Friend to
his Country to assist in prortirinz redress fur those Persons
who have been illegally Maimed,lVoutirled. and Imprisoned,
in convegnenceof lbs 3leeting held at Manchester, on the
18th of last Month—to afford such relief as may be ne-
cessary to the Sufferers and their Families—and to bring to
punishment the perpetrators of the outrage.
And that a Subseript• he opened for the shove pur-
poses; soil that Sir Francis Burdett, J. C. Hohhorise;
T. T. Clarke, Esq.. with others, be a Committee, with
power to add to their number, to carry the intentions of this
Meeting into effect.

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TO BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, PATRONIZERS I
OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS AND RELIGIOUS SOCIE-
TIES, SCHOOLMASTERS, PAPER HANGERS,
BUILDERS, kc. ice.
TO OF. SOLD BY AUCTION,
BY MR. SAUNDERS,
THE Genu;iw anal Valuable STOCK in
TRADE of Mr. W. KENT, Bookseller, Statiower,
and Paper-hanger, a Bankrupt (by order of the Assignees),
on the Premises, No. 118, High llolhura (corner of Kings.
gate-street), on TUESDAY NEXT, the 14th day of Sep-
tember, 1519, and Siz following Days (Sunday excepted),
at Eleven fur Twelve o'Clork each day precisely : compris-
ing au Exuosive Assortment of popular stud useful Works,
in quires slid various bindinas, in every branch of Litera-
ture, particularly adapted 10 Religious Societies and Institu-
t loos ; together with the Copyrights belonging to the same;
Bibles and Commove Prayer Books, numerous Sunday
School, Juvenile, and Elementary Works; three hoodred
and ten thotomnd Walking' Sunday School, Sunday School
Union, and other esteemed Divioity Tracts; the Back
Stork sud Copper plates of the Youths Magazihe ' • au extru-
sive alsemblage of Stationery, in Foolscap, Post, Bath, Draw-
ing, and other Papers; capital Led:eery, Account, Memoran-
dum, Copy, and Ciphering Books; India Rubber, Pens,
Quills, Cards, Sealiug Was., and Wafers; one hundred and
ten gallium of Ink ; two thousand pieces of nsoukru Satin,
and other fashionable drawine, dining, and had-maul Paper
Barging', with upwards of fifteen hundred dozen yards of
appropriate Borders ; Bookbinders' Presses and Tools, and
variouss implements conwected with the Bouhselliug and Sta.
Hosiery Businna. The whole lotted fne the convenience of
the Trade, and private consumers, from +bum approved
bills will be taken iu paywieut.
To he viewed three days prreeding.the Sale. Catalogues,
prior Is. each, haul ou the Premises ; of Messrs. Peacocks
and Bmapion, Salisbury-square; David Poole, Esq. Solici-
tor, Adant's.rwirt, Old Bruad•street ; and at the Auctioneer's
j Office, N 0.39, Fleet street.