Star.
London, England, 1816-12-06 00:00:00

is, we do not believe that he was awarE that assOf
these meant to run away with the glory that in gilt
resulv free pte Meetings at Spa-fields. This he es- ,
pectedlo nionopolise entirely for himself, and of this
we have direct evidence in his boast that the donation
of 45090. from the Plume REGENT for the relief of
the distressed people in Spitalfields, was due to the
powers of his own eloquence.at the preceding Meet-
ing, and the spirit of the Resolutions that were then
carried. ,
Mr. Hurry knowingly submits to play the second
fiddle on such an occasion 1.-:-Who can believe it that
has marked with what impudence be has thrust him-
, self forward at every Public Meeting to endeavour
to tike the lead I Had these Meetings paid him the
deference, which he endeavoured to bully from them,
it might with equal truth have been inferred that he
had planned and originated these Meetings, ai that
be planned and concocted the Spafields' Meeting.
This inference we draw, however, from no part of
his own conduct, but what has transpired in the exa-
mination of those who were actually implicated in the

late atrocities,
The fact of tht eine= of a conspiracy being es-
tablished, were we to take • this fact, accompanied
only by his inflated harangues, the inference would
be that Mr. Misr was not merely a tool and the fool.
but the contriver of the whole plan—for more inflam-
matory language has seldom flowed from the mcuths
of the most blood-thirsty anarchists and revolutionists
during the worst times of the French disturbances,
than has been used by this demagogue on every oc-
casion, almost on which he has been able to gain a
hearing. Whether he actually bad any personal
knowledge of the real designs of these contemptible
and wicked Men, on whose invitation be exhibited
himself at Spal'ads, cannot fail to appear from
the investigation which is now carrying on.—
In the mein time we venture to predict that there
will be no more meetings at Spafields. At all such
assemblages the multitude are collected chiefly from
idle curiosity. 'Who that has a grain of common
sense, and who has observed the real purpose to
which those who were in the secret meant to direct
The inflamation that might be excited by the harangues
of the speakers—who that has paid the least attention
to the disclosures that have been made on this point—
to the practical illustration afforded by the younger
Wanox, could now be induced to attend another
Meeting in Spafields assembled under such auspices.
Will it be denied that the impatience of the mad
' youth—his fear that delay might give the glory of the
result to Mr. Huai., have proved the cause of the
premature explosion which has terminated with, com-
paratively, so little mischief?
We have slightly hinted at the horrors of the
French Revolution—at the inflammatory harangues
which were then addressed to the rabble. Let some
of the late speeches be analyzed, and they will be
found to breathe the same spirit as the Proclamation
of MARAT, when Secretary to the Jacobin Club, ad-
dressed to the Citizen-sans culottes at Varis, inviting
them to do theritelou justice for the aristocracy of the
Boilers, Merchant:, and Shaft lteetere ! es If you
want money you know where the bankers live
—if you stand in need of clothing visit the •dra-
pers—and if you have no other means to procure
yourselves coffee, sugar, soap, &c. fraternize with the
grocers. What you take from them is only your own
property restored to you, and of which you and your
brethren have been robbed by their aristocratical
cupidity."
We will ndt take apon us te decide whether the
following hand-bill, circulated this morning, has any
connection with the machinations which have been
detected, but it is of a complexion which calls for the
severest reprehension, and which will probably meet
with proper attention from those who watch over the
public peace

" SPENCE'S PLAN
Fee-Parechist Partnenhips in the Land,
Is the lady effectual Reused! for the
IXstreues and Oppression of the People;

The Leadboiden are eet Preptieten Chief; they an but the

• &mai, of the Public :
Foe thiLLAND Is the PEOPLES' FARM.
The Expenses a the Government do not cause the' ivilierp that
serrolusds as, .but the enormous exactions of tbsso •
. sa fYigto/ sSrerowls."
Landed Monopoly is indeed equally central", tithe biskps'
Spirit d Cbristianky, and deitruetivt of .; •
The Independence and Morality of Mankind.
46 The Profit ottlie Earth Is for all . .
Yet bow deplorably destitute are die great Maas of the People!
Nor left possible for their situation to be radically amended, bat
• by the estabildwnent of a rotas,
Fowled webs laminable basis el Natant and Jostles.
Eaperitece tkmonstrates its necessity ; and di* risialetamikind
require it for thdr.preasrvation.
To olnaliCtlals bokortatit object, by essanding the knowiedge of
the abote.system, the Society of SPIMOBAII PatiAIiTIOPISTS
has been huthntiiik -Farther information of ire prhiciplas may be
' obtained by say of its &Woos! .Meetinge, where
subjects art disenteed, thiesdated to enlighten the Masse endow
standing ; and where Wm the regulations of tbe Society may be
procured, containing a complete devidopasent of tho Epeuetian
germ. teary individual is admitool, free of evens% who
wiE emiluet binned with docorarn. • • ' ' •
The klesthigs of the Society begin at gurus atlas Mips li
the Evening, as under.
First Section leery Wednesday lathe CocksOirshowetriat,Selms.
Soma • Vaunt* - Mulberry Tree. Winn
Court, Wllempat. Mootlields.
TbW - . _ Monday -•- Nees Had. Cams* arieltst.
Foods •. . Tuesday - No. 0, barabeirieweet,lloln,

avis
The accounts from Briston this meriting.
Mr. PLi-rt tree cesstdernbly besot. sad us • •
way of femme:J.