Star.
London, England, 1819-08-17 00:00:00

THE DISTURBED DISTRIC7.

MANCHESTER, SUNDAY
ti
warrant Mr. HUNT had heard yesterday matins',' I'
warrant had been issued by the Magistrates ci
chester to apprehend him, and in order to si,,,
how little he cared for it, he marched dov, „
New Bailey, in company with his friend Jo
in order to surrender himself to their ati
When he arrived there, he addressed En;,
gratuitous magnanimity to the Magistrates; ii
them that he had heard of the warrant %kb,
had issued against• him ; added, that he no
before them in order that they might, if they
good, execute it upon him ; and conclude,
quiring what bail they demanded for his appe
The Magistrates stared with astonishment at
I—they had issued no warrant for his apprel

and therefore could not at first c,:ruprebend
ject of the Orator's extraordinary visit. 11• hr
ever, they did understand it, they info rued
tor that he had been deceived, and that no 51
sure, as he appeared to fear, was then in a:
Mr. HUNT, after receiving this intelligent&
he did with the utmost composure, bowed
Magistrates, left the Coui t.house, and re:;o:
friend and companion, who was at the door
for him. It is said here, that he volun:e
surrender of himself on Saturday, in Wei
bail might be accepted on Monday before
ing assembled, and that he might then be c.
meet the numerous friends tcho will t':e❑ be
expecting his approach.
It was yesterday evening reported (and
so many reports cut rent in Manchester, that
ficult to decide which are correct and w• 1•.
that there was to be this morning a Mceti,
Radicals from all parts of this and the neigl
county, in which the plan of to-morrow's of
was to be fully decked on. The place of
is said to be Whitemoss, a moor six or se
from Manchester.

It is impossible to depict to you the state
dation and alarm in which the threatened M
to•morrow has placed the inhabitants of M
They look forward to nothing eke but
scene of riot and diAnrhance, though in m
nothing of the kind is likely to ocur, unless
some interference of the Magistr.l.:y, which
expected, in order to put a stop to the prc,
of the Meeting.

A large placard was issued last night, anl
that a grand dinner would take place
speechifications of to-morrow, in which ti
mers publicly avow that they abstain from
wine and spirits, in order to injure, as m,
them lies, the revenue of the country. They

it is the first. step in the new system which
adopted against the Boroughmongers : the
infliture to abstain from all high-taxed comb
They limit their numbers also to 200, ptob,
make people suppose that more than that
have already applied for tickets. They ,
that those who paid 10s. 6d. for their ti
receive ss. 6d. back again, on application
server-office.

GLASGOW WEAVERS.
The weavers who were employed in the
and who struck work on Monday se'nnigl,
to the wages being reduced to Is. a-day,
quence of the numbers who applied for wor
commenced on Wednesday morning, and
going on quietly.

A letter, however, from a Private
states that " not one-half of the people 01
ployment have been yet employed, altho,
applications are repeated every morning."

Another letter has these words :—A fi
however, I am afrail, will develope a see]
tms that the present generation had no
of, and which, I would fondly trust, will Cal
portion of that active benevolence on the p;
wealthy inhabitants, which formerly dist
them."

A notice has been published, calling
Meeting of the Inhabitants of the East Di,
Barony Palish on Saturday, the 9.lst in:
o'clock P. M. It professes to be for thi
of taking into their consideration the distre.
of the country, and the necessity of a Ref
Commons House of Parliament." The na
Householders, who have joined in calling
ing have been lodged with the Justice of
Clerk.

The Soup Kitchens which have been
talked of have been by no meats relished
those who are in the greatest distress.
charity, is at all times abhorrent to an in,
mind; but when given through the me(
morsel of victuals, and with all that pubb
Soup Establishments naturally produce, rent
species of charity truly revolting to those
been in the habit of maintaining themsel'
milies with any degree of respectability.

WEAVERS OF EDINBURGH.
A scheme has been printed and put int
tion for the establishment of an " Edinburg
thropic Manufacturing Society," but we'
it has not been approved by the great boa
weavers of this place as it professes to bc..
ing of them was to be held in Freeraascr,

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Moßxmc.
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rates
to si,r.v.
dour tutl.,
end Just N' n
eir
Err*elf
rtes; ircirmel
sp
nt uhid ,1..
•
he rou
they th,,u„:,
chided L
s a p pear..;.ce.
eat at tit
a.
-acrid the
. When, I!,
imed the Or
t no such rr-
n in api..4
igence,
bowed
d
door v..z.,i;1
fact:eerc~ ti
order that i.
fore the Viler
.1 be
•
be
(and there
r, that it is d;.
id which nc•
a
)Iceting of ti
neighbntrin,
ow's operni.--
ce of it
or seven cll.,
•
e state of tre,
ned Meeting
of Manch.
but a gen.
in my opini,
unless thee'
which is part
she prc ceedin,
ht, announcin,
glace after •.
iich the Ref.
from the use
as much as
They say •
vhich they ha.
rs : they ic:r
d commudV.
00, probably
is that guar.
r also atria:
teir tickets nu
ation t'.e 0
in the G
e'nnight,
-day, in a-
'or work,
, and all ism
C,
Correspond
Iple out of c
although u.
mg."
—A feu. tee.. 4.
S. A
a scene c.r
d no concept;
will call fain
the part of a
ly distingui'. •
:ailing a Pu'
Lst District of
Ist inst. at
for the p.
s distressed sta
a Reform is •
le named
ailing this M.• •
ice of the '
been so m •
elished, ectn.
ess. To
) an indepen
e medium el •
publicity
uce, renders
those who
emselves and
lity.
RGI
•
gut into ci •
iinburgh P.l a
it we and
-cat body of
to bc. A ger
• if
nasons •