Star.
London, England, 1819-08-19 00:00:00

41 you that both the Mercury and !Jerald
aristocratical, and at all times succumb
ers :lust
t be. You must not, therefore, pay
•
~t•lßence to their statements. As to the
persons killed, they arc correct ; but
;o 010 wounded and mutilated, they fall
in of the actual number ; and it is with
`le (knot anguish and regret' (I had al-
ri„,,eio,o I learn, that nearly 100 per-
m IC,, mutilated, (some past all hope of
:re carried to their respective homes ;
to these the number who received
!J., bruises, and other per%otial injurier,
as to prevent them from attempting to
wn Lornes in the country, we may fairly
whole number at not less than 400.--:
ma: be asked, is this mischief and mime
scri)ed? HUNT and Ins partizans cee•
i:h great folly (to give it no worse a
;tinuely persevc ink; to hold their Meet-
-lee of so determined and declared an
the part of the Magistrates; but it was
'en no breach of the peace had been
:!le. part of the RelOrmerie beyond
sseinbling, to let loose so powerful a
~ to charge indiscriminately, in all di-
Igst an unarmed defencele,s rabble of
and children: .0 4 • * *
!TIC to say on whose head the blood that
i rest ;—al I know is, that from
n,hict resolved and acted upon, the con-
not he erpeeted to prove less disas-
n- have: and thb. only wonkr is, that
;ve-, were not sacrificed. Poor ASH.
:ockingly trampled on and mutilated,
a most horrid spectacle.
bers assembled in the town, and at the
were about four times as great as
!ether, when Mr. HUNT presided ; but,
Net for tie uncalled for interference of
there can be no doubt whatever that
rolid have gone oft as peaceably as it
The ;,..,.reat body of the people, though
ipkei oa in every direction, evinced no.
con/mit any sanguinary act ; and, with
of the young man belonging to the
'ho lost his life by falling from his horse
mpled upon, all the others were injured
I dread to anticipate what will yet
21.:11 these proceedings.
ur Magistrates and Police are so panic,
!h!y add to our alarms. At half-past
is morning they sent orders to close the
Bills were stuck up throughout the
Ole inhabitants to shut up- their shops
eries, on an alarm that thousands of
v: c!! armed, were in full march to
It would appear from the result, that
!east pains were taken to ascertain whe-
s truth in the report.
7C W e all thrown into the most dreadful
.elieLsion and dismay, without the least
to hasty credulity of those who guard
:are. Where our alarms are to end, un-
piees, we know not ; but such are our
mticipations, that all thinking men wish
:wo of the cool-headed 13ow-street .Ma-
ltl us with their presnce for a few
-ent any farther blunders from preci.

T OF MONDAY'S PROCEEDINGS.

THE CiI.L:S TER CHRONICLE, EXTRA.)

11)l age was almost entirely composed of
:der of the people, except where strong
.ecial Constables were posted ; and even
scarcely a man of respectability was
ith the exception of Mr. HUNT and a
.:is friends, whose appearance, at least,
.h superior cast. The most perfect order
17(gh 111,! Lninense assemblage; and if a
:casionally heard above the hum of the
is to recommend order and peace. A
an ied in front of Mr. HUNT's procession,
Order, Order," inscribed upon it.
,aFt one o'clock, Mr. HUNT came on the
an open caniage, accompanied by Mr.
Id a few friends, and mounted the hust-
load applause from the crowd. He was
ie Chair by acclamation ; and, having
spoke to the following effects—(See Sren

.rn turned out to be well founded, for at the
700 p r,f the Manchester Yeomanry Cavalry,
in rumber, galloped on the ground at full
halted within 100 yards of the hustings.
in extreme disorder,and Mr. HUNT cried
'VP them with three cheers, and be firm."
thus male were punctually obeyed, and
again said, " They are all in disorder:
ick,." But it was no trick; for, after a
iause, forming, brandishing their sabres,
;ng their horses, they charged throagh the
:!rd, instantly made a passage, and .sur-
:e hustings, on which Mr. fIuNT 'was still
vith ottretched hand, "Be firm." The
was vain : the trampling of the horses,
.utting c.f the riders cleared the adjacent
an instant; when, without a minute's de-
ustings, with the Chairman, men, wcmen,
caps up:m it, -Neve horlA to the ground—
in the midst and upon them. Mr. HUNT,
.1^11!•(.!: and one or two others, was se•
scat v. i;1 a an ona c-,cott„ to the Ncw Bai-