The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-11-08 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN.

!RITTER FOR THE RELIEF OF surrsaus
ON TOR MY Or AUGUST.

Last Hight we were pewee( et a meeting of this
Committee, which was respectably attended. A con-
siderablenerober of sahre-mits, visseods, sod bribes,
which had been previously uoltnowe, came ender their
observation. Won, two youg men from Middle•
ton, who exhibited were sehre.cets, we on the right
side, the other ow the back of his head. We observed
et the same time, the corresponding coos Is their hats.
A young woman frees the same piece exhibited her
left hand, still boned up, and injured by a deep cot
inflicted by a mime. while she held op her hand to
guard her heed. These t►ree persons had bad surgi-
cal assistance insusedistely, se *St It is pet beyond the
possibility of doubt list they were cut on the 16th of
Aegest, while the siverityof the cuts is most manifest
on intspeetine. The names of the wounded we think
it due to justice to withhold et present. They are
recorded on the minutes of the Committee. Many
I titbits, men, wows, mud children, *Whited wounds
by eels end thrusts of sabots, and at the saute time
identified the persons who struck them: bet as their
statements were out gives en oath, or with the Mesa.
nines of judicial iovestigation, we refrain from de.
tailing them. The circumstances stated by three owe
who received relief we may, however, mention. Thei►
nisi/ pre Johnson, Mason, and Green, and are to
be found In the calendar of ptisoners at the late Sal.
ford Sessions. On the 16th of Augest thew men were
knocked dna n, meshed, end bruised. sad immediately
hurtled off to the New Bailey. Johnsen was cam
matted on the charge of shooting" Bent and liberty;'
Masse en the charge of '• riot ;" sad Grew on the
charge of " hissing." In the cells of the New Bidet
they lay from the 16th of August to the 30th of Oc.
sober. On that day they were called up as their oases
occurred in the extender, when it was reed over et
the gaol de ivery. The clerk said respecting well
' successively ." N. bill." The Chairman added," Let
' him be dischateed." We have not been able to learn,
whether the Grand Jury had acteatly ignored thr
bills, or whether the procreators bed refraiued Gee
preferring bulls.
Several suspicious claims were made upon the feuds
of the Committee, end steed over for enquiry. More
! than one attempt at imposition was detected.

CDURT OF KING'S III:NCH. Nev. S.
PROHIIIIIIDN Or THE LORD CHANCELLOR—
DECIIIIO/4 Ole THE LORD CHIEF JUSTICE.
After reeding die assess detailed ee %mistier, the
Lord Cats, Justice raid, that it was the epieiee of
the Cow, that the Lo,d Chancellor had complete
jurisdiction in this ease seer the mien'''. The Case
which the Learned Geese, wished to make out, woe
is, that bad Esser arisen daring she Baekreptcy
lawn,l a varied el three hundred years; and till it
did arise, Avoid abstain frets anis; arty °pietism es
the sehject.

Tus Ktno's Hsattn.—Yesterday the following
Reim was exhibited at St. James's Palace, to the
politic at large t
Wiod..rr Castle. Nor. 6.
His Majo.ty hes passed the last moats' its great trarquilitt.
boo uith..ut a.., dill4llo/1.111 his disaster. His illyroat
raid, health coetiones to be pad guider the clecotodasees of
his otho• . es • e.
Yesterday the Loan Comfort:ma bad as audience
of the Ponces Ittrlelle at Carlion.hoese.
The High Sherif of liereford.biro lias appointed
a County Meeting for the Itch, to consider lbw
Manchester trassassioss. The itegaisit.ou was dewed
by boid 02/ORD, Sir llamas Jona., Cslooel,
loot's, and many Fermis of large property in SIMI
A Gentleman who arrived is town frost Glasgow,
and who was present at the Meeting en Monday last,
the coofesion at the falling of the platform on
which the orators stood was very great, and the shrieks
of
such somber' of people were dreadfol ; they all en.
dearosted to get to one spot; warty were thrown
down and seriously bort. Mr. Ihtqmse, of Cakes
bad three ribs broken by being throws dews and
trampled epos.
This Tartar, 46 guns, Captais Sir Groans Cot.
LICK. Bar'. K. C. B. will p oat of harbour on Wed.
onday i 5..,, and sail in the course of a few days ef.
tetoards for the coast of Africa. She has takes on
board supplies of stores for the Pheasant, Myrmidon,
Mergians, Snapper, and Thistle, stationed on the
coast; sad also sopersusserary stamen, to All op soy
vacancies that may bass occurred in those vessels.
The LORD CIANCALLOR bus eppeleted JOHN
one of lb. Masters is the Court of
'Cltericery, to be Accooatast•General of that Court,
to the room of NICIIOLAII SMITH, Fag. deeeseed• It
Is *opposed that E. Doweaswest., Esq. M. P. for
Teo kesbery, will be the sew Mester, le the tees
of Mr. CAIIPULL.
TICASTS VOA Loa. MAYOR'S Dar.—Those else
hese received a Ticket for die Civic Festivities, are
also lurked to Meet este for Fortune's Feast. Tbe
Lottery begins To.ronnow Montana at Doyen
*'Clock, mod a 210,000 fuse in the sterols; most
be snowed to famous sharpener of the appetisers,
ter. Gaiidball Dieser. The Scheme contelns Bight
of 110,000, Tw• of which ere /ere to be drawn Is
the first Five Miostes.—Principal Caterer, Diss,l
who is Purveyor of Prise, Estraordasary, at 4,1
C.rnhill, and 9, Chatiog-Cross.
The County Fire Ulla and Provides( Life Oda
are moved to Regent-street, Piccadilly.
Coax N a astir, Nov. s.—We have had very kw arrivals
of
Wheat stare last lileada.o bet the *gest samples altirli op. ,
✓eared thle artroluti sopperted that dny% priees.—barley
at eve,
Ism pekes.—Oat. snore brisk as 1.. se lb. deaser....le Beam.'
Pow. sod etlaer linkers so alteration.
PRIMA OF CORN AND GRAIN.
Vases 1 Roctlari) .... be 73 *wit Bess 41 St'
also (Emilio) .... 50 16 Grey rem 50 II
aye ...... 31 S 6 Ulm
&WI); .31 45 Unwed 46 56
Molt 6l 11 Fiffilf per lack
'Outs
I Vett Buss 4O fro
PMITRPICLO• meager, Nov. B.—We hod beta minty
seppls of rime Draws Ilk eareks.— Oaf rad Veal dearer.
Norm and rash camper.
The ha- alma is the Ilaymerket was brlsl.—Hey. Gleter.l
sad Straw worpott tai pukes.
PRICK OF URA?.
deer 4.. U. r 6.. IN. Nassau 4a. U. se s*.
eers • • 54. 44. I. tis. 04. /till IN. 0/. to It. OIL
CATTLR AT INA RR ET.
PNewts
... •--- •• .. 33110 I .
Shoat OA.
.. s I Cals.
PRICE OF HAY. Itre.
. 41. 4.. 04. w 6t. Ile. Od.
(loser ... hi. be. oe. t.s 11. 01. Od•
arrow •• • • Ile 1068 N. tit " 112. Pd.

GARLISLIS AD.PoURAEO RADICAL
FORM MRRTING.

About one o'clock, on Moeda) lest. the Union Com.
white sod their brethren In the cause of Radical Re.
(2fint consisting. 01 parties fres Dalston, Wigton,
L Brampton. etigtowts, Ac. arrived at the at
Coehell-1011, near Nettie's', with Wooers flying and
lassie playing.
Mr. Museoct spotted the procitediegs of the day
by stating, that this Meeting was agreed to at the for.
mar one, winch 'afield se the 1 Ith el Ina south ;
—he thee begged 1e place on the head of theebello
sin the Coped Liberty.—(Acelonsations.)
The Cap of Liberty being placed, tho Ghettoes
(Mr. Beet.) proceeded to state, that this Meeting was
amides for portion of delving themselves the sae,
eleertain 'meltable articles soil a Radical Reform
tires obtained in the Commons' Bosse of Parliallemt.
Mr. hi ksirste thee satires/eel the meshes to Dearly,
the following purport : Friends end Fella w.Coonerjr"
men, and I hope most staunch and loyal Miens.
Believe me it is with heert.felt satisfaction that I see
se many of yes here this day to consider a groat 114..
hose, end, indeed. a great isdivideel gentlest ; be.
nese, shatreer.mationally coo 00000 the ateetry ties
concerns the Individual who forms part of that nee.
try. Year alter year has the usiloosi wealth been
ploodered, and something abridged from the privileges
and the comforts of the people, until the inessioes
that hays been made en our chartered sod lealiestaMe
rights have become in the lest degree elusive, eel/
we seem to have proceeded to the etesest beeedery of
homes **defence.— Public sod legal Meetings for re-
dress of grievances hive, contrary to the earn,
enema between the Klee and the people, been
forcibly interrupted : witness the proceedings at
Manchester on the 16th of August last.--The
prierpal persons that leered In the Wades(
pronerlines of that day were clerical Magistrates.—
New and strange lime have been made to put
dews poetic assoaistions, when the-, did sot sgeare
with the absurd mod bastard loyalty of the day:
she term " 10,411 y" itself has boom perverted from
its legitimate meowing: and he is upbraided as dis-
affected, sod as a Jacobin, who would wish to restore
the Constitution—oho would desire to repair her
gates sod cleanse her palaces. Some of our men In
power, tele greaten Jacks-ie-olice. say not keens
lie the caress of their osorwooning faulty sod coo•
colt, the messing of the word; bet I would be
ashamed whoosh, to inform yes, thosgb any .f yew
ay be impedestly called the rehther, that it rigniles
an atteehmeat to the laws. Now, Ministers sod their
vile panders. end herds of supple Magistraes, es the
ono hoed—sad the universal natio. au the wher. are
al line; and 1 ask yew. boldly, who are they who
have trassgromed the less? Who ate they who
have plundered the stational sanctuary of the temple ?
and who are they who, uncorrected by impedance,
heedless of tspptiration,ditaf 10 remonstrason,—ape
possibly make shipwreck of the Trrome of their Saw
regw. if the we •le people (not the " respestables" me
they are foolishly sad, in lee many instances, is.
properly called ; bet the " rabble," the hardy elms
of laboorers who are the Antos of the Sate, and the'
Feely origin of wealth) do not simultannesly peas
forward and donned that those men who have so lone
',prowled these itingdmns, be driven from their ea.
worthy seals with &pat, to make room for others
who sill ahead to the prayers of a I,ng-seffering
people, and re-establish llor " Riog's throes in
tightroseness ?" (Lewd cheering.) Witte the
11.01111n04 lOW we pay appropriated to objects of
Maoist, necessity, the people sight, and I believe
"meld, beer op under their berthens with manly re-
signation ;ghat when they see vice, sod folly, and
harlotry. deeds( amongst the treasures accumulated
owlet privations and 'offerings of the sew heart.
rending description • and, is the madness of their
tevelry, scattering ;howl so the west worthless ob-
jects, and for the basest peeping, ; the deep thews
green mast relieve the bosom struggling with ladig-
nation, and the glistening .f the eye meat Wilkes
the feelings of the heart.—(Cheers.)--Asoogst other
items of legalise (which embraces every thing that
raperity can came al) is tee : Ibis article pays a duty
el 100 per rent. and all ether articles of foreign
produce, which come under the controol of the ens.
toms and excise, also pay most enormous duties,—
though not in the like proportioa with tea; whilst
salt. an snide of each prime uneasily, that the no
of it is indespeosible for the ertjoyment of health,
pays a las of three thossarad per cent, or a Go-
vernment addition of thirty shillidgs for every
shilling's worth of salt pretend fres the pits !
las convinced, that if the people nu min firm and
true to themselves. they mast speedily pet down
all 1
their foes seder their feet, end shake the pendesee
ohm or lan-eaters to the very name: for what
is
that which feeds the ravenous appetite of the krire
bet pier ewe folly its consuming articles that contd.
buts so largely to the egresses of Government ? Yee
ate aware that is many places numbers of individuals
have determined to cossets, as little es possible of
esciseable commodities, spirits, wine, beer, tms, sa-
fes, sugar, tobacco, &r. Ac. Ac. mad the cormiterreese
alnetly is, eves. on this partial scale, that the MOM,
is gasping for breath sievedy the resents' is greatly
deficient beyead what it was at this period last year,
though thew • failing gesture. My blanks thereftNlS
be a string of Resolatioas submitted le IL &Re
for to ninths*, which I. she p
eaten into the merits of. Caws Willy fifteen', thew,
my Fitiow-aoorstrymie serlceppert the Swishes.,
end Wed me, it sooty r:eede ' a long pull, a strong
pall, sod a poll altogetheir,"—s general ce-operadoe
of the while kingdom—" to drag the savage strop
glieg into day ;" sod occasion a Seal sod, I trust, a
peaceable mid le all oar miseries.—( Lend and can.
tinned cheering.)
Mr. JAMBS Weans addressed the Meeting. The
people must cling together, and encourage sash
other. The Meeting of to-day was Intended to ohow
that every Individual is yet woeful is the community,
sod may amht le accomplishing the great CUMe for
which they were assembled : wee who ere smell of
etagere, like himself, and not It for battle, may
effectually serve the nese by *Winton s—keep sa.
nee from the pockets of year rottedeo, and yeti will
reduce their power of doing evil, as yea take'tywn
thew the mesas of sewed% their armies, for, "
cording to to the old adage---" Nor pay. se *Wit
The system west cape dews, Red *AI m

ear 11115111111RM.1 ..o-- .......... ,
off sad proceeded to their word homes. lite t;rnia.
n addressed the Meedog. The &Me, with* few of the active Meads of R•dical
together, mod 'superego *ash Reform in ibis aeighhoathood, bad so eatelleat din.
lof te-dsy loss Intended to thew on solved up to Mora la the Liaise-loose L after
lis yet treefel le the commenity, which neer appropriate taws were Ogee and excel. ,
tcoeiplishing the great cease for lees songs sang; while the equal beeeiege(spoire)
seabird : mss who ere emelt of went round whit a rapidity that prodered aimusimier
If, sad sot It for battle, any cad Inseam lo these fri.ods .f rodicelien.
cuss by ahatiettooes—keep art- _
•of your intestlee, sod yew will The Freeholders of Yorkshire latoed litasenting
of
doing cell, as yea take'frora Earl Farswau.sam with s seporb gold CON VIA SO
tipped's% their armies, for, ac• epropriate lascriptioo espraosiva of the high series
iclago--" No per, as aeldioe." they estettela et the Noble learn latepeede•t es..
meime, dime, ..ti shell eese dews ; dust.
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