The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-10-18 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN.

necossarily intervono i this istrjectir.it did mot apply to
Po eta. 24 every Poor had • right to dowsed en Goa-
✓oice. Mr. C. ooiJ he wank, repo** • Poor who
would hairs. beim bore, if he lied not thought that
hit prommee might I* construed to pasty wirreiver, he
*mint Lord Thine', who, haring • tight to ,►wand
nt
atnlionce, and to offer his white, Mr. C•rorn
houutl that he world mate known to she Prince Re-
gent hoe mock be was injuring his character, and
thus of the Crown, by the gesticulation of his Mi.
wirers.

Mr. Frir mar withdrew his motion, and seconded
atm of Mr. Corers.

Mr. SAUL came forward, end mad. some observe-
iiisns no lbsi abuses of she County Members, whom
he moved should he instructed to support • Panne-
memory enquiry into the transactions at Manchester.'
Mr. GMAHAM came forward again, sad regretted;
the absence of the County Members, whose duty be ;
coweeived it to be to attend to the call of their Con-
stituents, and folly 'greed with Mr. Sani'ssegpstiou.
—Carried unanimously.
Mr. BROUGHAM having moved the Thanks of the
Meeting to the High Sheriff, for his ratline the .feet.
log, and for his conduct in the Chair, said, that he
could net retire without addressing a very few words!
no the subject of the Meeting.
The Learned Gentleman said, that he would sot
*weepy much of the time of the Meeting, bat it 'etas
necessary to notice a misrepresentation skirls h,d
gone shiestl of his being a pi semaii, and an enemy
to Pasha-renters Reform iii ever) shape, breast*, if
he hail gartered these fsisehoods to go onnoriard, he
might have been told, by the out hand-bill trim the
Union Room in Carlisle, two other faisehereds— in-
deed, if be had bees. silts' at this Meeting, the pro.
motors of the former report might not he.rti !worst.
ed to state that his silence aro.e from his ii,lmicality to
the object of it. Mr. Brougham cooineed in a
etnin of fervid eloquence to refute Vs- allegations,
which we are sorry our limits pet It two inter.
i.e.—l Mr. Druegham basing recommended to tbr
Meeting en attention to strictly leg rt messages, in the
prosecution of Aril objects, cow:Wed with thank-
ing the Meeting far the ettentiotk with which he had
been heard.

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No other Geatieesast premasing himself, the High
Sherif deelated that the Movie* it's dasolsed.

PUBLIC NEWCASTLE-ON-

I YN B.

A Meeting was held on Monday, on the Town
Moor. The Pandit Ground bud brew originally'
flied epos, bet it was foetid that it would not by any
weans contain the ionten.e body of people who
trended thither, and therefore the hafting, a (plat•
(OM with MB awning, eiected epee a witagoa) 'tweed
forwaid to the Race Ground. Attain "Wit's,
elms, the bodies of Reformers commenced tnalch•
in through oar streets to the place of Meeting, aged
it w‘pcoosidorably after twelve before their cotatous
had pasted 41 prim. sirret. The beads of cl e ar•
tied white •anda, at It, top of which were knots of
crepe hied with stills. 134 the from sit tae hastiogs
teen the worde—•• o.det ! Troth ! Judie!" its
Mack letters en a white you'd, and with a bolder
of black crape. The flay carried by the &Irina
bodies were nenteroes, sod soni• 411 thew equally
splendid end appropriate. The follueting are some

of the principal r-
-0, la ~wary of thaw she were murdered at Illassrlreaer."
Oa • hit. graved. a Ith Vie Now. Tce•ae, aad "oldar-ek.
" Katlic' seeped( Ger her dodders. and world sad be wen-
&Fwd. berwe tie, are adr."—' Older. au saw)."
OW Were os a Mae vddad.
&aghast express aver) arm to lid hi. dull."
Os a Mee Oh wild tie *owe Ja•lwe sad bee realer,
.4 Whams, Mare lerle1). 14111101 std ts) the Vowels
firmer. af iskrusas."
Pa•hAserar—Utsiver.st Lieroge—utecuton by
Baret."
• When she wkhed bear rib, she people maw —S•lssos.a.
6' Issee-sise T..aatiors &ionise. Pose.sy--sod Pd‘ers) ee•
wares trdee."
A /arra Feared (lha trams symbai .f 'aims .5.1 pdaer,j
cassowlaidta beadle et raft adb can sae).
A little Were ewe o'clock the proceedings cos-
menced.
Mr. ‘VIATIIIRSTaIIa reed the Requisitine, after
which Mr. CaNtiaLL proposed that Mr. Macke*.
Me 'humid take the Chan.
Ur. hiacninits the. mime forward, sad was re-*
coiled with greet applause.—" Ifellow.errentrymen,
let me entreat you I. be Arm. 'dem, and temperate,
sad to evince year regard for the
hare sesembled together to adreca•e ; the cause el
eider, troth, sod jastice.—(.4ppfeese.)—li Ia M.
enemy, Geodesist, to take a brief review of the
citcontstanns that preceded and accompseied the late
dreadful steels at Manchester. It was said by the
•socients, that vibes the gods made a man a slate,
they deprived his of half his soul, to accustom kis
to his degraded conditiee,• bet, l thick, when they
make a maw a tyrant, they de not leave his eves
ems-third of a seal, sad yes will perhaps thick $8
toe, Own you look at the egregirse follies mid the
sbackiog crises that hate been perpetrated ; slob
yes see them (*nowise; a lawless rearm, slth a view
of stepping the progress of kneeled's and suable/
the liberal spirit of the age, desire/yes' throe prisscia
pies which might have made Korey" • garde.. OW
ghis Moldova the Boreoghmougeeing Systole
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tensely to its fall. We hoes en insermoset•bio
Nat West Debt; our Seances are derailed, though
we are subject to the most inieresoss end imasepport.
able borders; trade largoishes; sick a state of
ibis.' cenoot last, eed me sae who is net warped
by isiseest or laboories coder a most deplorable is.
berilky of Wed, will deny that the say simple sod
eiretiee remedy fee all these evils is Reform.—(Greal
iiw7l--Tho Correptionists, by their manner,
)tinter* afraid ;like !bedevil, they are filled
with kir, bosses* they bete but a short time to
alp. Is every sedan they betray their (ears sod
their weakoess. Look at their conduct. De you
ormsestrate ?—YD'' are only a parcel of ignorant
mei sapid demagogues. Do you meet to Petition I
ee blares is sounded, sad measures are taken to pre-
test yow. Do the people seed up numerous Poi.
flees ?—they are second of impeding public
badness. How are lee to satiety obese men !
If we 'peak the isogon, of s• her tesson and spool!
argementstioe. then we are sneered at for out sub-
deed tome. We bare in wain tried every mesas of
waking a proper impression upon those •lto from
ear servants hare become our 011eifit.—(.4idestm.)
We shall discharge °Of duty Gentlemen, in st.tauceof
1110 rarer, of she aitliocr, add she j•tbes of tools.—
Volt sespectslole I:cte to i!ty, still de-

prifythiii muttons* •boil • nulled nay; bet th 4

they has* env cootvisient ehserestion: lhsl we ate
not respectable! l 'Wield like to ask them what
tonality's a tespeciable man! Do the) pretend to
say that a licit tool is more respectible titan a poor
of Salem ; that the Ira mots ale leis respect-
able than the seas enters; the/ Thos► who live lessari-
eiesly are more /reportable than those who live tic.
;wifely. I might Clain, some respectability from the
number of men I employ; bet reel respectability
consists in that dignity el spied which readers a mars
ine.itsble of committing a memo or dirty sage. lint
am hippy to Led that the 'watts of Ilse people ere
soend it the tore. The !aborting clans are the
salt of the lased. They know their rights, and are
prepared to vas end to act i• defence of ehm.—
(Very great epplaame.)—These see the tines to try
mew's soils. Ho that is net •ith the repie, is
against lb's; sod it is mow necessary to test at the
veil of it) ptrrrisy, and not to follow the principles or
the prartice of those who world steam at a gnat and
swa!isser a camel. I will not deals yea longer; bet
tryst that by year reindict this day, yew •ill .how
the. yne sot poly know year rights, bet that you
iiiso•, by your fits. temperate, sad paticeablo de.
ifreallour hem to maielain them''
Mr. M ausitat.t. them moved • mist nfßeseletions
ideclaiatory of the Irgati•y and peiscgoinets of the
Manchester Moieties, the reimiriality of shove who
enlaafelly sod violently dispelled it, am! the high
ippeolsatinn in which the Meeting held the remd•et
of the leading Reformers on that argosies; • sob-
ocription for the seism to he immediately mitred
into, and • Committee of Moses's's( appointed.
The tattooing is the rereads Knoblike shirk we

irse.t for its neThrpity t-
-7. Thai obi, Mee in hrholl salt tell•We ream 'be rotolort
of m. 0.? . f Al rasters of Her Hots feritsiles me ibis eatialeholy
onrostoo. •bere sperm! lake it se 1. pseodb pence as email nod
is out sail to atm t heal lowa t Mal ollir of their 'barrette road
be hods e. ho. be *olio fogy feeding co prileudts4 N rewl she
11,.,t Am' tiot sicoot ht.. sod witeaideet.ahenullOAd +4401-
tbe Wei., and 1.11111151411 Markers of ifs or oaturiationeer
...J swirls u.s. Aid .at Se be Wifely iroleired arillochirdl
re..foris «r Itelistioo. lama sites eissr. theamodees to lisle ',-
cull .5 hist si.oe. sod eleoleraroir is tni.re she giciest
of sir Church. by *bleb story are esjoiord to visa obetr
parnhilinrfi. Ile peer 45 41.11 es she nth, erttrbitioe old .o•
el. her toe 11.555 families s owl Mat airy I.erspeet salt maul boil
is their I.set t.aviresolios. to be eastopteo to tbe Mahe
o'er le hi. h she> are male 0e010441111.

Mr. Larson wooded the Reseletiwne.
Mr. llooosox, of Wiolatiso. "Gestlesee,—lt is
eight weeks this very day giant the ahead's' occur.
meet took place, that we are met to deplore, and
yet a• investigetion has Iwo made isle the chem.
stances, every opposition has bees given to free ea.
gutsy. It is met sow a matter of doubt that the
Meeting of the 16th Aegust was legal; but the Ma.
gistsates bud get .the Ministers' pardon is their
pockets, like a man who went to light Mr. Wilkes.
They knew they acted with en enderstandiog from
hestl.gssrters; they were Jack Ketches ender duel
ifigh Sheliff of Catsup ion.—( *phone )—Justice'
Bayley, Gestlemee, told the Greed Jory at York,
that loses were a blessing—this prince of addle•pslis
of petitical economy told them that the 40,000,01811;
that we hese to pay fly, was a source of isaties.l
at prosperity. But if that be true. what hes his Ma.
jetty beta &boot is all the many speeches he his
made from the Throw', thanking ►is faithful Cum•
' woos for their Mil of Sapp', ?—his Majesty. la
chose name Mr. Jostles Bayley acts, end retvivea
101. 19,. 8.1. per day, Auks his faithful Commies
for the supply, and lamest' that the booboo he
imposes press beefily open the people, though he
says, they are nemeary for the pu►poses of the State.
lie most be the me►est driveller that ever lives!, not to
know that debt is not mosey, or senesce of profit. It
ii be so, why not &mill, it ? Why not wake it
80,000.0001? if se are happy with 40,000,0001.,
•Itb 80,000,0001 we shell be sepremely happy.—
Mr. Justice Bayley said, what I have told you in obe.l
dim* to hie mallets; he was (tightened of losing
some part of h;s emoluments, or wished to get higher
by silifylog the Ilefrioneis. In America, Gentle.
men, a man can work for the I lases he has to
pay in there days. Mr. Presto's, a banker and N-
ate, ha. confessed, that if a wan is this coentry were
able to work for 181. a nett, be would have to give
10s. of it to the tales. That Centimes has punted
Nat we pay about 71.). in the shilling to the lases.
(though he is below the meek, for we pay afoot BJ.)
sod in America a maw as week for hie taxes la three
days. How many days do yea thick It lases in t►is
airy for a Eno to work ler his takes? What
de you think 91110? Toe ►uwdred and ten days
.41,6
eel of 366.--(iipplowse.)—lf you were to begin he
shoaa►y, yes would have to work till July, before
Iris paid your has..; yea world eel, have the ma
of the year for yourself and family. It will be sees,
I trust, by this Meetly', that the people are enough
to give coarse to those who advocate their rights,
and that what you spiv epos te.day, will net be
like a corporation adjures cooked up to a private
room, that your proceedings will sot be like a vestry
meeting ; that they are a duly yes ens to yourselves
end to all atom' yes. Between York soil N.wcas.
tie, there has never been • meeting like this." Mr.
Hodgson retired with very great applause.
Mr. MAOIIIOII came forward Ind said, that as
several had espreseed a wish that they should show
themselves a►le to act as well as speak, he should re.
connived a subectiptio• es the groomd for lb. object
of the Meeting.
A sabscsiption was set on fast.
'Do whole of the Itesolitilons were then carried
unanimously, with she sdilition of Thanks to the
Chairmen, for his good conduct in the Chair.
We forgot to einem that the Mayor did not agree
with the Requisition, though be expressed the most
complete relearns upon the good sense and pinderice
of the people, gave fell permission for holding the
Moron', anti premised that he would net molest
them either with military or constables.
Greet 'leathers of the Reformers present. came
horn Sanderiand, North and South Shields, %Viola.
ton, lionatell, and places in the seighbosibood of

the loon.
The awoken on the ',pond were eowspoted by
tome at 601000. awl by ohm at 70,000. It bas
sauce been proved from adasessurement, and from
cakslaaiuos 11s the people canoe throsigh the sown.
that there nes• UMW at the Nleetiog. There wet.
i also assay thousands 11.11 were dation' sod straggling
sportatom
Kerr) thSotr, WWI hi the Witt wilvely
iii•liPsf, 111,4 'lt's re,e1e...,1 bonws .inn.
Lit tebotations s; .1.• ts• •itit thr) came.

!ASOLVhNT 11141370RA' WVlcr,f,ct. 16.

James Nem, was opposed by Mr. Anon's, no
behalf of a Nits. Sarah Martin. It appeared by 14
.'resent of the Learned Geotleman, that the 1.0...1.
Teat bad been a stork.btoker In tiottnetAip with a
person named ileation ; nod hi Mt), ISM, he re.
veined from Mrs. Mania an Itscheriser 11.11 of WOOL
for the pewee of potholing stock; ohlch stock,
however. Inner wee purchased, sot was the stoney is
any way acenanted for.
The Insolvent admitted the receipt of the Each*.
goer MIL het pleaded that he had paid it over tar his
partner, Ileabon, for the portion of its being fisd4;
and that be, instead of doing es, applied it to hie *as
papist I. added, that as soma as he di.entreted
suck mispplication, he offend to gee Mrs. Mania
sonority for her deli.
The Insolvent was alto applied by Mr.Asotembs,
es
behalf of a Mrs. I3raaiag, who bad tattooed his
with 1651. t.s purchase Busk Stock is her mime. He
bad ackneoledged the receipt of this mosey, and
informed Mrs. Bustising that he bad purchased qua
stock as directed. Sbe was stiffed, and he remitted
the three lust dividends to her pirnesselly ; bet. on
the North becoming dee, ens. delay took ;Auer,
end, upon engsiry at the Oink, 'Stinted that there
Wei no stock standing in her ogee.
Mr. Asotneus contended, that this was a shale•
mermen, rendering the insolvest liable ie the pro.
visions of the IV of the King, commonly called OS
Bankers' Embassleinvot Act, mad that it ••• elite
gill* for his opposers not truly to pray for the die.
missal of Iris Polities, bet also to relocate his
criminally.
Mr. POLLIIOII appeared for the lushest, and aftet
• loog connisstios between the Learned Gentles**,
the Court penetrated the Insolveat entitled Is hie
distinct., sod he oat discharged accordingly.
Au elegeot sad accomplished female (Mist Cache.
rime Meanie Carey), weeded daring Friday and
port ..1 Salvador, at this Omit, for the purpose
obtain*g her discharge Item " durum, vile." Kee
same being celled on in the aftyroona, yhuagig ant ea.
sorer to it, and, conlegesorly, her Petition wag di,.
charged. The Lady is question, as are informed,
hes. said her location's', stowed ha the list cornea
of kabinet, and has been in the habit of gitiog tte
most splendid rests and natertainment She was
generally cassidered to be the designer of a Pier of
la@ highest reek, who departed this life sheet Nve
or Ile years shear, aid it Wee supposed by many
that she was pecoliatly (aniseed by the friendship of
a yore; Noblesse, holding a high were ender Go.
maven. The Lady in question is rot only acc.rtn.
ptishet sad hematite', bet highly learned, Wilts
perfecily well versed both is sanest sod seders
taster*.

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