The Sun.
London, England, 1819-09-01 00:00:00

RADICAL REFORMERS.

LIVERPOOL, .itIGVS7. 30.
Clayton-Square, Half-past Teti.
REFORM MEETING.

41„
r4l42,l,bhare 4 "it, your' Lordship.
fie'e it a Lordship, thou shalt have it for that word.
19-4--Onlvs That the Laws of England may come out of
?tout
loottth,
SHAKSPEARE.
IVopt t)
flit
rnishttp! it would not surprize me if the
Y little Mayor has not sworn in the Clouds
SPec*
lal Constables, for at this moment the
!eetinn between them and the Earth seems to
thill4 right lines of Water, and the Sun that
les
°Pon many a group of Grumblers de-
re,lll4es not to countenance this Meeting. The
CA Radical Retortners' carriage, according to
*ow: 4 CART, is arrived, containing the frame-
of a drop, " or the contents of some
shop, a planing-bench and a few
:41(14,43:;tetnei
irangercos now to tread upon, being
slippery by the liquid speech of
todark ektd."--Edevert o'clock.—Still raining,
0 perverse, there are now about fifty on the
ti:H'll4, the 'timings now completed, with a green
sir
f" the Chairman. There is a Placard on our
te:falls from the Mayor, requesting all persons die-
-1 minxl in opinion, to abstain from visiting this
Tbis will, no doubt, reduce their num-
dlse°nßiderably, for loyal curiosity is too apt to
t
ittitself to be taken in an aggregate, in these
starle
7, es even against itself.
we've oTiock.—The rain has subsided, but
tu.re Ig n° appearance of the Chairman, or Cont-
i 111tt, or any -
one to ripen this eventful business.
a luch fear they are not perfect in their speeches,
:1' therefore, like school-boys, are hearing
°ther over again once more. The company
htly Present cannot amount to more than two
httti
it so many, of an order whom
caY change twist better, were it, but change for
-Peuee ; it is lamentable to observe, how igno-
-4.ldlce 41 idleness are made the tools of cunning,
it - griev"us to see ctinning urging them on to
tis:" benefit, but their destruction. They are
"fleeting rapidly —Three quarters past one.
le
Meeting is over. The business was opened
11Y, a Mr,
Woof), I was informed, proposing Col.
tIi,IiLLIAI" in the•chair, whose notorious modesty
trh not Prevent him jumping into it immediately.
e Speeches were like " a Tale told by an Idiot,
fall
art of
"°und and fury, signifying 'nothing'
SPeakers were 'Colonel WiLLIAMS, they call
rt n'
but he cannot surely receive any pay from
heel"errlnlent he is constantly declaring
and weak, nor capable of doing any thing
aiPirect, 1,„
Next came a Dissenting Minister
ited 84RPHRRD. Then Mr. EGERTON SMITH,
-us"nws some Lew minors, who proposed
t", 01- thanks to the Mayors, and the business
Iste" Owe comic circumstance attending this
1:1: 14t. which I deem worth scribbling: a wicked
14 wheeling a Lrge barrow, within hearing of
theecrelwd. though out of sight, it was mistaken for
ty-•approach of Cavalry. '1 lie wings began a move
Itiel,o"inct, and those well in the throng popp'd tip
Lillie:Ms on the 100k-out, like frogs in a gutter ;
I' :vet"' was a false alhrm, they fell into
),;:etii/ing order again. Of all our public Reform
this io this town, in shyness of numbers,
t.t S"rPassed them; they never amounted to three
4sand in my opinion, if to that.

Your's truly,
A PERSIAN,

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ItACT 01, A LETTER FROM MANCHESTER, AUG 30.
-Pa's arrived here from Lancaster about half-
t+ndt ;*`o7''• II? came from, Bolton this morning,
tht, .v 43 craws by women about two miles from
.thifelee, and the remainder of the way, about ten
b
11 •S'
bY fret were linked together y
'They
r lines of about
torpor 1111 s, and in three or tour
c„„ie
fk.„4 Or tbiity each. Mo!lt of the men
Istml,l'Aton. A few from Manchester met them
tillitte miles off.
teeliOti'4klan, horseback, beaded the prho-
ett th- "11 entering Manchester ; then carne the
'lll ''luf t"thig Hoot. Hunt was in a chaise t
vqh". htterwards Sir Charles Vliolseley and
illtrs1:18„()4111 H.gig ; then a second gig with anotbeir.
111 it ; afterwids the four horses whici
l'a‘'e drawn Hunt. They came througdi
4)4 "11 passed through Bridge-street an
Its Itg4te, the Market-place and Shade-hill,
;rr"-tini3ati,le;(lkY Cottage. The crowd which ac-
ttt them consisted of several thousands,
11"110n, &e., and was much increase!
Avas gulag through the town, though it
ere not
genoat ,togatrkinv known that he would come
They shouted most tremendous y,
I)'is at the Exchange, where Hunt waved
" t's I-1
,""y limes in exultation. At Johnson's
sttlthvv gave several cheers and clapped their
• Pearson was standing at Johnson's
I"d'
,'"(1 mounted one of the chaise horses and
").vli" the piocessinn. They did not stop until
%NI tint In Smedley Cottage, when Hunt a"1"-
lt )
but Owing to the narrow avenue,
4 :18.3' impossible to get within three hundred
atni of Course to hear was impossible. B.ly
tt Mat! lets him speaking.
Y 01 the Door creatures who drew him
1'11416 11`)1t(I'l Were dreadfully fatigued, and the
Batt`' 1'.611 been extremely wet. Several of them
or,is- ' 41'"3 on their hats like ribands,
41 with the
[loot and Liberty !' •10 lll"itrstarld be arrived it( Bolton last night
"Y
thousands were assembled there. On