The National Register.
London, England, 1819-07-26 00:00:00

SIR CHARLES WOISELY.

nn Tues-
41dv last, John Thomas Stanley, Han., Foreman, and a
most numerous anti resprelable Bench of Magistrates :
Ave enumerated upwards of Yo ott the Bench at one

rieEol of 'Stamford, the Lord Lieutenant of
the caustic, was on the Bench. Str J• T. Stait«.-y, Bart.
after initialing in his charge to the stvie of the calendar,
and cailing tile attention of the Jury to the Ziff:a-eta
Acts of Parliament passed during tile last session, made
a most animate:) address to Arm on the present state of
:the country. lie said. that the banner of rebellion was
thiftitled, and that, ahliowah no-act of aggression bad
yet tarn committed, yet, as fares words cau.--so far as,
the seditious rad blasphemous expressions used at the
I tie public MCA:61122 went,.this cootatry.might be said to
he in a state of civil war. The question of Parliament-
ary reform. the Chairman justly added, it was not thtil
Der:vas:try to discuss. Whatever might be ti-.e difference
of °Lathier' on that question, it was the they t.e all good
tracts to resist the iletnpts now piakint to .subvert the
laws and constitution ot the country. He called upon
the yetunacry of the county, upon whom lie had the
strongest reliance. to ;mite wi h the magistracy in their
lariat determination to support those laws and that co»-
TheChsirtnata ontacltitled with stating to the
ry,,that Sqllle matters of great importance would, he
eitlerstotal, be brought before them, u hick would re-
vitaire their most serious and attentive consideratit ill. In
toe course of the day, amongst the true bills reunited nay
the Grand Jtery, was one against Sir C. WOlsely, Bart.,
end Harrison, the preacher. for the turbulent and sertli-
, tioticspeechts matte by them on the t6th ult., at litrack-
. port, -with itnent to excite tuna alt and insuror tilos,
within this realm. Birch, the active police-olfieer, of
Striation, teas immediately desuatched with 'a Bench
watollo, and apprehended the i
baronet, at his seat iii
Staffordshire, on We Int-Oily afternoon, end on Thurs-
day morning conveyed hint to Kuutsford. The remains
of the Dovrager Lady Wc/sely 'raving been interred ans
the tats g -of that day, the 'oilier, did slot proceed to
.IVolerly-iP nk until the afternoon ; and a little before 8
o'clock Sir Centrists, accompanied by the venerable Major
Cartwright, with the olEcer on the dicky. reached Staf-
ford, vs here the horses hawing been changed. the party
proceeded to New astir, is here they. remained at the
Roe-buck-ion nmtil Thursday morning; when they,pto.
evaded and reached Kimisford Alamo Wittiestl'he
sessions not having terminated, the Baronet appeared in
• riiren the mune vourobine, and was held to bail, himself
ia 5001., and two snreties ill 250 i. each ; for the want of
the latter heing at hand, he was ordered to he committed
till Iwo worthies could be found. After scouring the
c,•imiry, we are informed these were procured front
Shack pout about. nine. o'clock at night. The bail was
.accepted, and Sir Charles liberated to enjoy with free-
don the company of his beloved friend M.?* Caritorighl,
who was with iitt:when ikpprebentled. and accoutpa-
nits;: asioas to awl from the• Court of Justice. Our corns-
patient adds, that both he and the old Major were in
good spirits. At noon yesterday, they walked about two
sr•P •• on their return home, to the house of Mr. Giles,
a village schoolmaster, in 011erton, whithat the Baronet's
carriage afterwards iwent, and they proceeded at, their
journey to IVulsely-bridges.—Naccleffield Courier.

tittle.

IVeitave been surprised to read in the Leeds news*
pale rs of Ilubiloy and Thursday last, that the privet pal
houses iii Use WPollin .111Jniifact,...re at Dewsbury had so-
ceitd to the reat.latimis of advarue of later aid limita-
tion in quantity of work, which have been the olject-
sonant for 11 the labo.rring classes in entering into the
" and that .e.ll is it harmony and peace.
These rt•presentadons, ire .have the Lest authority for
sa,inc, are extremely at variance ts i.th the fact. Si, far
flout the MI, iencea li.fvutg been Jik;iisted, the combina-
tion is its full opera'inn at Dr uabtir),.akl Iws extended
to the tieiglitiotiring district of Hct.kistooslv:)ke, Batley,
&e. where the men have all s:rtiel, for au ads toter of
wattes. T•ite %%lde of tl.e blacket trade as in come-
loth ice in a mate of stagnation, and 4- •1 remains to be
• oays our correspondent, " whether. the prices de-
an toiled can he a Itir.kd to be ;Liven, or nvlreth• r ,his
ivance *sill drive the trade so places where the combina-
tion does out exist." " The awn dumatuted," lie adds.
4' is an advance of about ten per cent. on the manufac-
tured goods ; and at the former rate of wages, the %%wk.
wen esrued per week, for I I hours'
wt,rit daily. ,In consequence of this State of tfaitlgs, and
ih. el.TVessetl swan:vino of trade, Messrs. ItalLley, Sun,
and $:J'-`k,, of Dews! ttry, the largest blanket-stoanufac-