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London, England, 1819-11-20 00:00:00

LONDON JOURNALS.

FROM THE STORMING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.
[Mornittg Post.)
A Document of•soine and of consi-
derable interest at the present thotnent has reach-
ed ns, contained in the Orinv'o Gazelle. It is a
proposition front the natives of Ireland, in behalf
of themselves awl others, and seconded by Col.
English, tehose oante is affixed, to form a Colimy
in rite intert,tr of Veneztiela, to•be called New
Erin, and its capital New Dublin. The btmtla-
ries of tire settlement arc stated in the following

LOPEZ, but it ought tobe considered, that the case
was materially different. The charges against
the Honourable Baronet were 36 in number, and
he was found guilty upon as Many indictments,
for advancing 351. a piece to 'a majority of the-
voters ; whereas the offence of Mr. SWANN was
for giving up, a promissory-note for 201., which
he had paid several years before the Election. to
save a labourer from arrest by a miller, for flour
sold to keep his family from starving,—and which
note was not worth one farthing ; the said la-
bourer sold it to Mr. SWANN'S adversaries at the
last Election, and the fellow voted against his
bunefactor.

Sir Francis Burdett has received notice the
the Attorney-General has filtd an ex officio in
fortnAtion against him for the Letter to the Eke
tors of IVestmittster on the subject of the Man.
chester ()wrap s.—(lbtd )

COVENTRY REFORM MEETING.

[FROM THE COVENTRY MERCURY.)
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COVENTRY, Nov. 15.—1 t is with reluctance we
inform our Readers, that a Meeting is intended to
be held this morning, on Greyfriars-green, for the
purpose of passing a vote of censure on the Man-
chester Magistrates. It was originally announced
to be held in Cross Cheaping, but the Magistrates
declared their determination not to allow any as-
sembly to be held on that spot. We understand
the Meeting will not be confined entirely to the
residents in the city, who may be inclined to mis-
pend their time, hut that we are to he favoured
with the attendance of numerous bodies from the
neighbouring- villages. Upwards of 500 of the
principal inhabitants have been sworn as special
constables ; and we are happy to add, that every
o'her precaution has been taken by the Magis-
trate to insure the peace and safety of the city.
Mr. Ellice (one of our Representatives) having
been 'requested to preside on the present occasion,
declined the honour, asserting that he had parti-
cular business which would detain him in town.
Some remarks having, however, been made on his
conduct, this Gentleman transmitted a letter to
the Secretary, iu explanation.

FURTHER ACCOUNT.
[FROM THE BIRMINGHAM CHRONICLE:3

On Monday last an attempt was made to hold
hold
a Meeting of the Radicals at Coventry. It was a
perfectly miserable abortion. About 500-Radi-
cals assembled at Greyfriars-green, at the entrance
of the Warwick road ; and a great majority of
these were working people from the Country,
who had been induced to attend by the
pressing invitations of the leaders. Wooler bad
been announced as Chairman, but the death
of an uncle prevented his attendance. Mr. James
Grant took the Chair, and was supported by
Edmonds and Lewis of Coventry. The orators
had not held forth long, before a body of the
spectatOrs bole down upon them, overturned the
Reformers and their stage, and trampled their re•
volutiouary flogs in the mud.. • This produced a
short skirmish, in which stones and sticks were
used by some of the mob. The Meeting was
at length allowed to be held by one of the
Aldermen, who assured them they should not
he interrupted. Accordingly the orators again
mounted their platform, and began a se-
cond series of harangues, in which the topic
of the Manchester Massacres was discussed by
Edmonds and Lewis. Resolutions, after the usual
nature, were proposed by Lewis, which were car-
ried unanimously, but the attempts to raise shouts
of applause, as the Resolutions were read, were
miserably feeble. A l'etition, in the spirit of the
Resolutions, was ordered to be sent to the-Mem-
bers for Coventry, to- be by them presented to the
higher Authorities. After voting thanks to Major
Cartwright, with three times three, to Hunt, and
to each other, the Meeting broke up, and the po-
pulace quietly returned home.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, DR RY-LANE.—Brutus : Lucius Junius,
Mr. Kean ; Turquinia, Mrs. W. West. After which, High
Notions.
Tit EATItE ROYAL, Coy ENT-GARDEN.—(First time), A Short
Reign and a Merry one ; Principal Characters by Mr. C.
Kenible and Mrs. Davison. After 'which, The Confede-
racy; to which was added, Helpless Animals.

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