The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-03-24 00:00:00

it STATESMAN.

TRIALS,IT )T./(K.
[Cootheved prom env first pare.]

T',e said be bad no fernier aripruitivince with Sir.
• the. t.
1:y the 'en CT.-1 serer beard Jainism my any thieg dish
voialdi .dole I Lai .• Lad *viers' rou"s"-
1:. .•e.
John Ilan ',hire Crain railed in and examined by Mr.
Hi or.me-1 was emit the hustings Gull the time pas malted.
walit t nil •ttice arrested. Ido not .renieniber hearing pas
e'er, poiutiug Lie lint anldirr, " there are %fair enrolees. If
th-y molest silo, pet them down and keep do*n." I
has ipso the hustings ; I saw the military arrive ; they
• kiipeii at the router. I alters arils silo the soiehorge towards
I'.• hustings ; nit whole attention si as directed to the mi-
l'ary after the Amery commeneed. I saw no arts of via-
.ence committed opus the soldiers. nor the least resistance
noodle.
Cross-exiimiLect bt Mr. Menne trr.-- I as upon the hunt-
helOre Nir. Hoot cater. I .an tin ono tarry printed
uarein on the hicaings. There nes nesting paper. I saw no
vaper, there. I neser sea any primed paper. that
morning.
Mr. Ifiesot said. that be had hitherto ratted ethlenec to
obeli that llso meeting had heels proves:tie. mud had oft-red
.10 milestone n to the neilitort ; he I. pep lie would now he
allotted to Chew-the nature of the ogaiiint which they
torch ire to ileteimithentselve,
Mr. Jii.tiee II ss 1.1,N mu', show venerellt. that the
people had reereireo priusoettion bet dill not resent it.
Mr. 111 .r SOW. 16M fail he hint a right 10 ii., this: but by
w.•uld how to Ills I cede S,
Mr..lostere Hat LLI said he 11114 el a different np ' ,n,
but he would take a note of Mr. Humes ott•er‘atims.
Mr. %holden-or* enamieted ht Mr. diet.-1 am a mer-
chant residing., Mooettesitm. I ups at the .xI-hence about
11 o'rloek on 111th Auenst I sew .etertal parties pans
can their wity tri ht. 11.4re...field. They were euarrhirtit with
considerable reviler-per, in the se-ra of:procession. and 4'oll.
Molded theniselses in an estrernelt orderly and dectortieS man-
ner. I olciei en thatineveral of the putties had banners or
bags. is ills inv., jejune upon theta: 'eater of the inscriptions
cierety elated the district from *shirk the parties to ieh
tin, were attached rime. dome of the lascriptions had
refeceeee to epee *dome of politiral interest. Nly retention
was diretted tee tier Lees. Moody- aid Modell/mord* di-
simian. IS coneuspeener of their hating a black hag. This
party condueird themiselyes alrivtl% in good order. I can-
-40 my what proportiort of ails ks terry is that part),
but •I An .spolr to the aserame Illitii!ler of stick. in the
Winle irnir, lu connespienee of the attention, anti the ole-
ic-vet/eft wide* hod been made of the ',ember of sticks car-
ried. by. parties gt previous meeting* at Ntrdele,ter, I de.
Imagined to relent as evaelly is I could. the preopiortiun car-
ried 011 this aceisiort. I did an upon seseral hundreds. and
Li- result has left no (laid* os my mind liat there was not
Ole stick to too persons. I speak onl* of those who walled
i- piote.sion. those who walled et the sides di,l not coned
',.her its notice. The 'dries were suck as are vanally
ear-
ti-el by country persona. I did not 0b... ei se ant per.ons
ca• Tying long staves os their shoe/Were a. soidiers du mus-
li ass ; bad this liven the ease I thial I must hate observed
is ; had ode in Lea beam so armed I think I must have oh-
a *Trod it. I most stale that there was a party' near the black
f!ig whom I could not see. as &slimily as i could the
r-st of the procession ; objectionable look place in
r,) relearn. There were ses roil other gentlemea is the
I lebamge at the time. The subscribers to the F.estliauge
b.'s-A in a situation fasourabfe for observation. I dill not
t ear a single expression indicating apprehension or alarm Ma
teat quitter: the Daly objection that was Intros to any part
t,:" the procession nes applied to the black deg. which was
eontiewned. I went to Peter's-field shoot a gamier before
twelve. I saw nothing in the morning vi hich could i.orate in
trey Wail a fear for the safety of the town, There was no-
thing in their coadnet, their manner. en their language
Li at evtid tai rig excite leer in a rations' mind ; nothing
whatever amoral* itt soy emseeption. (In arrlsiag on ht.
Piter's-Behl. I is sei4 *elms% the flee of constables whirls
called front lire glutton's hope', se.; took an station
*brim thirty-Ore Ark that platy, on the elevated
groused at the top of Windmilloderet. Thi. was at au angle
with the dee whir* led item the Wettish-atm' boom' to dm
hustings, hal by so ',setae-waif way. I was shunt SS yards
froth ilausteefa hearer, 'sad &mot 110 from the lusertiogs. I
,sum wrong parties at a erns',. I sew nothing mil* I
was on tire groiari that emdted my fears for his safety of One
town. Being wpm an elevated situation I could evereiend
a vigw of the whole area. When the different parties ar-
eyed thin ware received with deers and eiregratuistiofts by
those already evicobled. It appears to toe that those who
came to the grocad is prueessioe bad a wit made foe them
to the beatings. I renseirsed in she. situation until past air
'clock. ashes it was uniderstend that you and these who
were with sum were eaudan os dee grayed. 1 them soured
to the rear of the iniellism, sad with* la yards from them
yeast were reoeited with loader sad wore continued cheers
dna may other party. I heard distilled% what yes said
tel•r you got epos the Wattage. Voss called to order, end
rand', same remarks on the areessity of I neping sileseee
dter-
I: g the prortedines. Is order that those at the ettreurity of
t!-• • meeting might haves. favourable as opportunity of beer-
EN as was poislide is their eitostioft. Von still were es-
te Wing the emetharte be peseraidt. lAA some Miffing ils-
rabsaie bosh plume is the sear of the hastiags; end as that
yeas has the may part of the meeting from which Ike molar
hews,. it appeared So are that you turned !mould in CORM.-
'cow. sad staled something to this effert :—That though
thee must coravat themenbes with ogles sad propriety. yet
Fe did pot wide them tee compromise tier right of every Ell-
Ilsboarn to taterfere for the prevention of dismirbsares cad
if. parties it that directive!' would persist In attemptiog to
L c-wet a ri, a (for that me yam word) you missed they would
re them down. sod-Leis them ems. In say's, this. y rte
odd et y morsel( to that Owe from whew* the souse pro-
carded. Where I stood there wits a large poses of spc-ial
ewe-mettles. may of whom seemed senior's to hear you;
and when this tweed of yews arreerded in restoring Iran-
unsay a Sham enelaimed '• Weil done Hunt, that's
retie•
." lesnaftleilnly after. some etlmpankes of a foot refi-
ning nwarrhedarimd the corner of Cooper-street into Theism-
imn-aireet, a Snell there emoting the meeting. This oe-
cadoeed some dlsemler is that pert of the meesing irbleh
mei in 4ght of d►m stades they mot. Mr. Most obeervieg
tke diever. sold armothieg shoot dal...lag a trick. sad de-
sired the glee three sheers, which won done.ae.
As-
suredls you to
not paint to dm soldiers, sod say tothe pro.
• o:Thers are VOW 011111114, ; Whey molest you pat them
dotes and keep tWea defter se the comeary,Aliene 111
deviate whether arty pesos oe the holder eredd roe 11leii-
ieson-street.,4tateseed to me. that yen', object is desiring
ter- people to give Mae timers was to restore trasquillity,
tad it he/ that eject. I.ftlesed seer the wiadmill ; there was
e eerasedirrable brat/ of eilletables watt me. If any person
weskeel to eommessieete milk the liontings. It appeared to me
girlie practicable. througthilialbser ',writable.. I observed
Mmin 111driChanissfolloadite.inat i dltlie•tcmoo that any coin-
toraleadon was midst* Ilosbastimps. I saw se attempt made
Is on of We Nee e( oessosieleallea. Times eartaialy was
sat a delft Outlast of Reformers IA or LS fret deep in the
rear of the •
breethsgs. I aim Iteenaanty Cavalry arrive
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pirated from the rest. I did not observe the people doing stepped by accident. or by design. You did not take the
tt any thing th resist them. ' I directed my aeetion to them commend. or direct the people to hiss ; 1041 did not Rot up
till they had reached the Imetings. I did not see Goo dose. le the carriage, nor did you hiss: had yon done either. I
'briek•Mat, or bludgeon boned as they proceeded to the must have seen yea. There was also Vane hissing at the
lbws' ings. cud of the street iu which the l'olice-offiee was. You took
t Cross-ezamined by Merit:ant Catiss.-I did not know kir. no part in it. Moon after this you called to Mr. Atom:house,
'Hunt before, but I lave heartier bins. I hate occasionally who vu on the opposite side of the street. and he got into
merit Jete .11unrircsler Mawr& hetof• the meetiog. I do the carriage at year int itetion. On arrit hag on the deld,the
hot hike it in, I Show that Mr. hunt presided at a flooding bands played •• See, toe Compering Ilene tomes.' Yots
'tat Solittafeltl., but I doled know another bdfure oe after die acre receit ed with the loutiost cheering I rear heard in my
IWth Auxin,. I have not read the atidemee gives is *is life. You "bore your hltohing honours meekly." There
!case. I mover spoke to Mr. Ilunt until a feu days ago. Had wee a black !lag at one end of the hosting., and you said it
I known of as own knowledge that Mr. 'lust presided at was tarp foolish, or swords to that effect. I recollect your
1 the Spadelike taertiogs. it %out., not hare made me afraid to monplainiug that Use hustings* •vere erected in such a manner
Ihate him streadde at' Alluoliester. I think I meter saw so nu- that you had to speak Against the wind. I followed qua
1 memos a mertiug as that test the 18th August. Mr Hunt I upon the kastings, as did several other persons. among
moderstand, presided at the meeting rat Manchester before whom were *stem' females. I think the> were take" up in
the Ifith of Angost. but I did not see laim. There are per- osesequeoce of the pressure. I ohm:nett the hammers in the
I eons capahle of a riling and speaking in Nlaochester. lam middle of the crowd. and noticed es-toed outlive simeng-4 the
Dot acquainted with the radii., who mange public meetings me.i. The crowd itself was more (lease and m eratotro•
' at Manchester. eseept Muse held at the I:xchange and p - together than any I have ever earn before or s nee. The
' lice ogler. I know hlr. Smith ii( TA. LirerP(Mil .i ercury. people kept cheering. Johusen proposed that !ton should he
I shook hands a ids him on the Exchange on the lOth. The the chairman. There was no military appearance in the
persons there were congratulating each other on its being crowd. I could not percehe whether the people near the
stated that the Magistrates had Militated their intention not hustings had their arms locked or is et, )home' I alit imme-
to interrupt tier suet-Ong. A rumour of this kind pre% ailed diately over them. I saw nothing to keep the people irons the
`on maturday ant-moon, through the whole of Suuday . and on hustings ; they were propeller see eleese that
.)on exotemsed
the at lay ming,or ref-thinly I should nut hate gone to I your fears that they would upset i:: I heard you complain of
I the meeting. I had at that time heard of the drilling round this. had those dose he the laustiuge had their areas locked.
i the tools of Manchester, but I felt no alarm at the idea of I must hate seen torus. Tile crow .Istood as croadsoenerally
the parties coining tee Alancliester. twcause I understmsd Ido. I cannot say that the first row hail their hats off. It is
the drilling to he for the purpose of proreeding to the meet- usual for the crewel to take their hats od when the hero of
• ins oath more regularitt. I peterheard of tailless/ before the day arrives. I sawneeel,i.eg of a oarlike aepearanee
Ithe minomweeegot to the needing of the thee. I paver heard I about the mei ling,-r Here a noes* read (rum his notes the
it mos, ttttt tool that it It •S intruded that Alt. ('obbeht's advice : account of Ilse meeting ale;el.l he hail sent to Tle• Times. and
Iwas to be acted upon, end that a book should Le Witt for the which appeared in The horning Chronicle of .august 10.1-
, porporte of eiyei Wig the names of persons guilty of eels of I When the mititort oppeared a considerable alarm ass mini-
-1 viola-vete sad oppression to the people. to be prorimed on ; rested in flue outskirts fit the nterttne. The' cavalry came up '
• future day.-illerel newspaper was bawled to I. itneets.)-- lose emart trot, hailed behove Mr. flourished
sod doushed
I did not sor the resolutions of the Nottinghesn owellitg ma. I their la ords err tileir brae.+. Sir. limit and Mr. Johusost
tithed in this paper. •1•0 tlw bead ot my rerollection, I never I desired the naiad to 41se• t.eree e:evers. 'rick, I conceive,
, saw this paper before. Previous to the nweling there acre ' whit.) %ht.% the :military that the meeting were not to be
diemsestances a hicli excited considerable apprehensions In i I daunted iu the discharge of heck dui% lions their unwelcome
:my mind of time consequences of the meeting. I ens nut , presence. The cheers %lett-Kite% Mr. Runt told the people
aware of ant apprehensions heating been excited in usy mind I that this was a mere trick to haler:apt the preee.:.mlings of llee-
-1 fur the public sem). I apprehended nothing hunt the people. meeting, but he trusted that %mild Pit stood tirm. fir had
, It appeared to for, flint a hateter apprehensions were enter- scarcely said the.e o. r,14 alum the Th. eirbester Yeomanry
I latne.i. Were c.'eatell lit Pee three's of t iolenet. uttered by (Sit•lec rode into the molt, a hide Kate any before them in
persens supposed to he iu the confidence of the Magistrates, the moat peaceable wanner. and direetrd their course to the
and !lir rumour that the snords or ihe ,e9manrl were ex- hudiugs. 'flee) arrived there. and took the set. rat hulk i-
I press') sharpened stsurtit hurl ere tlw meeting was held, nup duals int,. ( ust.,d). I recollect in Aker Cilliir 1111 to pill
, apprehensions towertai veil appeared to lie from 22 impression aOh his sacid in his hand and I..ld)ott to surrender ; that he
. that ti,. Nlanistratra seed Pence-otßrers Arnold disturb the must arrest lots. Yon acid toil WOUifi not surrender to •
public p. aye. I hate met heard of 'any roafetieracies and military oilleer. but if MIS peace oMeer came up. you would
comibisiations stoner the Misdeal Reformers. The only as- go with him. No macs- eettirer lead presente.l himself to the
, soriution I know of, is ter Iteterm t ai.m. I knew nothing c hus4egs before that. Na•lin {AS I sac afteraarels told) then
' oh the details of this I. alien, I felt nap ;darns at this associa- eatuMap. Ile appeared to sew to moor from under the wit-
floe. I sea the pedies march into then : they seemed inech I goo. Ile arrested yon. sat inc. he had inforinetion upon
pleased. I ens nut seam that au> person was Meowed at oath against you, IWI immediately surrendered, tired de-
their sppearmare. I do not know that %eters! gentleweet %hind the people to be weird. On the approach of the yea-
' loot assembled at the Polier-odier, coesiderirsg of the best sumsry, the pto.ple used 11.1 resistance ; the) gut oust of the
Means of resell hug the town. Ia e not ea ate there had t way at fast as WO) Conti. 311) attrlllt.in was directed to the
, Wes a needing of the inhabitants al the Police-o*re, until yeomanry from th• time they left Mr. Roston's, till to
Milne days after It aes held. The Ittohdate dit ision marched reached the hustings. In their progress to the hustioge. I
! with more regularill then soy of throwers. I did not go to saw so stoues, briefs-lees or bluelgeous hurled at Low. ' 1
1 the meeting of liegastrates held at Mr. Rustou's Ina the 111th. ; caanot say a hether you tooted pale, ss my back was to yam.
, I did not go to that boom either on that sties or on any other : Yon certainly Aid not urze iny one to any arts or re-
i 901:11,iattl. I am a mender of the Conte:silted for the Relief of I distance. If dames, twirl-hats an i btodgeons were hurled MI
I the Sufferers on tier Itiita. To the I, ..: at my 'rued. the surd . the military in any great quantitt . I must have seen them,
eormiee was net used is) Slr. fluid. , but I saw no suds thing. Ido nut recollect hat ing sees
I Re-raantitied by Mr. III: er.-I mean the .oterers on the ' any foot-soldiers before tier yeamiaury cause upon the ground.
Itith of Aaignst, spedel constables and others alio were is- :If asty military had appeared. and that )oil. pointing IS
1 jellied by the forcible. dispersion of the meeting. lat 1.,. feria- . them said to the people, '• there ere your enemies ; If they
amity acted 'woo to heroine a natoelwr of this Committee' molest you put them doves, and kerie them down.- I mad
' by 8 terliag of lormanity. because I tolallt abstain regional . have heard of it ; hut I heard HO RU. te :icing: I .111trar peel-
interferemer iii tooilical fustier*. It ass giceratly rumoured tivelt that nothing of tlw kind was slid. The cheers of the ,
diet the people in the neighbourhood were in training. lit crowd to the eestairy acre of the some kind. beet if possible.
orile, formate to th.. howling with more order than a hihout bender than those on our approaele. I levant no hissing. I
'twit an arrangement tiwy model do. I hats' heard of a pre- hooting. or groaning : tit.• divers would pret ent that from !
i %ions meeting lotting bees held. at which y 1.1% presided, beet hying tword by me, if there hart 'nett nit. The crowd did :
I I beard of enthide which boil taken place these that coedit nut 'oh once to the militart braneii•icing their cedgels; mei
', hese created ant apprelsrusios, in u.) mind. foam the meet- the cotorary, they rrlrentall„ Hatt there been any meat I
hag of the kith. I heard of ceo t iolence hat Mg taken place thing I must hate rem. it. I saw some special cOnstablee 1
iat the pre% im 4 mooing. I Litres Of the nweting canal by 1, besting the potpie with their rtes. The states were
the borosesb4t.% r% and retested/dm to rongraeolete' the held up. This Wig after lite tri GM hail eemr to the bust-
Prince liege:it on the prosperous Mate of the a...inert. A ' lugs. The m1'14,31.64 were its *e *rear. The eon-asides
great number of persons assembled. After the multitude were beating th.me mho w ere noted them. 'lad the people.
had aseeedded, the meeting was udjor reed. There wehersmeimira themoilitary *railed, inetead of eiterring. hissed. 11001.
siderabie itch-nee shown on that occasion: the EveliAmer ell, groaned• lied braudishod their cudgels at thein. I sale
triad:ta a were broken. I hate no tioutm but pigmy, persons . hive Oren it : bit I saw tin warts thing. If there bad been a
Wended from the comitr). I think there wens ao.moi per- cement resistant.e to the yeroteasery on the part of tile people,
toes present. There' were howe proer,sloas on lice prude-' , I moat hate seen it; but I did not see any attempt at resist.
eistion of peace in fattelteetter. I joined in the procession. lases.
!
There were unsay %el the labouring ci present. We ! Etarniu•si by 111 r. II t ItIIOW.—I am the sun of the late Mr.
p marched foam a-breast. I heliete all the shop a ',solos s Safe .T) al, a ter) eminent pow-tor in this city. I know of Moor-
, sleet in tit ion's-square. and in the elude line shirk the lonise getting Into the ecrriage. I recollect his hand hating
1 proressism look, 'There arra manseitterably more shop-win. been hurt by the carriage door. Ido not know whether Ise •
I dOws shut oat lint occasion theta on the ineit of .ingest. The gut upon the hustings. .
former eas a toot/ Isolielat, the latter gas sant 5,.. I had my Crose-examined ht %Ir. tic stseerr.-.ts the cavalry ad.
,
; warelsorme upon all the day. , fawned the people Made way. A 4 thr yeomanry advances
Ry the .it mor.-There oat a considerable nionher of the coestables appeared to be striking the people hetneen
; a 'tetra sad children a ith all the parties I sae. There was ttse cavalry sad them. From the lime the earatry appeared
I shoe a considerable her ni both on SI, Peter's-field. ;to the picritid of Sir. linat's arrest, did not exceed six or I
1 John Teas, examined by %Ir. lii ST.--I Cu. a reporter on seven minutes. Feeling my self in Molter, I placed es) eel(
I The l'iases newspaper. I attended at the public meeting of ' tender the protection of a .I.nniable. I was taken to the New
e the kith .‘IMOSI: I t'nlile i.lMallehe:•ter OM the Fritiar before, ' Ridley. I saw no hricl-hats or 'tomes dting at any time,
the 9th ; I went a. a reporter, to gilt. an aeroitat of the meet- -(ateitaess hoer described the luseriptions upon the differetat I
`hog. On the leth or met par a nw.en in the New Dailey. I !lags. as we have already given there,)-The Roy, ton fermate I
i hate trial/WM in Mandiester. I bedew I oak seat time re- Reformers bad a Sag. On which *ere the le ords. - Let us
Iport of the recce/hugs to London. I wrote a report chide di• like men, and not lee sold like slates," on ewe side., mad ,
Illtpeared to 'lce 7 lows. headed. " Anteater Rouser Of the on the other side " .inuoai Parliaments and Universal Saf-
Orator's." I went to •St. Peter's-11okt so early as eight I liege." Sir. Mat said that Ise would limit, sue in. were it
1 o'elorA in the morning. and was particular in my obserts- not that the carriage Was toll: hot lie afterwards tool up ,
thins duriag the ahem. of the day. When I weal at eight , Nloorhouse. I saw (*irate in the earriage. I did not litre
i there were but few people on the geld ; about ten there were' &nos Carlile, but I hate men him since. I thick Knight
about tun hendred and fifty person+ present. I hate sot I was also in the carriage.. Ido not recollect passing two ml. 1
I ghee any skiktrsiliosis to pier attorney ; I refused to be es. Mary oneers after we passed the Stir Inn. There was
maimed by him or nu) other person. I saw the effere Int every symptom of popular disapprobation shown both be.
Iparties arrive with triosie and Sags: they walked as I saw , fore the Star and the Police-odiee. I knew that the Star
, thr etertoes of York oath on Tursalay. with something of • was the piece where Ilse Nlagistrates hod their he-ad-quarters.
I military alep. If I bad ant heard of Ibis important trial, it , The cheering was loud %hen the canary came. It seemed to
world out make the slightest impression upon lOW. I have Nieto say. •• We Ire come here for a specific-purpose, and )on
I ' the notes ( toot, am the ground. and also theme I wrote la the ' shall not frighten us." It was not a cheer as if to say. -•If
, New Bailey,-(lure wither' looked over Isis antes.}-.aboutyou attack, us, we will resist," If that tee a cheer of delignee,
' heir-past eleveu IQ first body of reformers suited on the then it aAS Oat • cheer 1.4.148,1 mi in the, seam., but It Ira, Is
ground with two broilers. each surmounted he a rep of li- another. That ie. It seemed to sat, •• We are here in the
betty -. they marched into the middle of the Reid. snit • cart . exreution of a legal purpose. and you 'haul prevent us frost
j was brought to them. I saw other parties arrive; they be- . executing it." I think there were about SWUM) persons pre-
( bayed in the most orderly ataamer. Ido not cone-rite they sent. Slant of the persons in the different divisions hod
two" "I' their Imallimi in a military form- I i'aw "thine Po- i wallinto-ticks. I did not take particular maim, of the Stork-
, cutter an their manner after they
more raw upon the 21-111. Pero ' cartintrision. I Isew malting of the meeting but what I
there they were orderly than any Whet ometieg lhad by public adveraiseuwat.
aces. I saw the party with the bleek ilsor molt e. It was the 1 Remosnesseed by %Ir. lii Vr.-I wrote part of my report of
tiaddleworth suet Mosel) Union : they came with mask% and the meeting la the New Ball->. God pad in !modes whew I '
sa sort of step. I recollect, when they arrived about the I got to town. .% part of silent I had written being stale whet
hustings. they rayed " Ride liritaatals," and " (Aid stove I I got to town.was struck nut, and some observations redeeting
fist' king." I a not viper to say, that they alone ploy ed I , Troy strongly on the conduct oldie t rowanry. were inflated
each pert!, plated it as the. arrited. I think they also : down. I saw no such thing as a gag wills a bloody dagger
played •• Se" the (*lacquering Ilrro coows.'• Snow in each I painted opros it. When the military appeared, there was a
diitsion bad common walking sticks. I certainly did not see i disposition shown in ethe part of the (Trail to run away, and
se) soh long staves, shouldered tile muskets: mad In) al- ?our cheer was recommended by
)""lit.thethat 11";:rienitr.un-I
teetion tieing rolled tee this subject, from The Conrierheving forum you say to some one near you,
stated thal the part) esaurthua %Ir. Runt on the Oth (tarried I *lug away-let as late three deters to re-111416Te them."
'Off stares St to be used as pike handles. I must have asa- , As far as I could disco% er, there was MA lla2 slightest attack
them. had they berm there, I saw not the slightest I made by the people. It did not strike me Oast the people
r, which could smite Mimi in my tarred fee the *fey' feU in behhad the militate to cut or their retreat, /nit to !avoid
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tows. I law otathing In their 000 duct teodieg to riot I the- [immure they eurinted b) being drives or each side
collusion ; I had several contentions with persoos is ;,eheli the 'minters had passed they erre premed hark to their
we Reform parties. They said, all they wanted was a I former pled.. They made a •ort of nosh. as if dares by the
restoration of their rights, and that they were dedrews. $ premarr. I did oat observe the gement' light of the people
, aver) thing else, to preserve order and I litY• I until after the yeomanry comma:owed cutting at the flags and
, ray dint) to &wen"' whether the reYwrri:riheard the people. I wee Wart at while as the inistiagstwice when
1
nit or sot. I saw so arts of insult or riolemee in any the yeomanry came up. aad I made an resistance. Mr. Haat
, There were sew y women as child's's 6 the IlloK • made no efort to preterite resistance, quite the coollrary :an
4 pasty gr ,them dime In is the same order ashen step. I I hie metimmendatioas were pacific. lie did not think there
hissing or hooting at the military-Mhe
aw two parties where the women were at the heed of the I was say
prs"ansinsl. They all appeared to be dre'odt is dad' heat seemed quite orderly ; bet there might bate bees I=e
g
If 4. ea a reporter. had seen or heard awl MOM without his observing the dreamless,.
won. alarm. I shads!. es as Merilshaless. have I le Obewor to question* frost the Learned Johan. he mid
~,nisd".rnedlitne"perpdaelbeglisillotfth;siartimilirio seti"ectirlytmLt. I lasi:Toth: 1 bet* aini
"thidiasigurtailLeh.) the
At perlualithe hentisegibir.gag sad ililiastagibe alelitet Itairhe
metteastialod bi m stew* new-the Iseltaars t the people were a Mr. •
Ilsmt sad Mir. damson did mot lisietfere.
, . I•MsPihna is Po to Peerage as. p Pile* as the i Thelthelmy la that, spot did atm lam keg. Tile reretege in
minim
.30a sod l• 4°. mad OW .nalf So ►kat, . whit* Mr. thane was appeared wi hug the berm led; lb.,
. minimal. lau add Matt Melee af feporere. Total Ye WI orders to slam Ow hones
4 Oft me I seat lords, airtime: • 1 Mid hr dirdarbe." at= x la -..-..-e- Ira" atPtnr. the
. e. eat was respoweemy tad very earnestly
malted float by Ilmeet'stad• I It etoppet*t thit M:ea;fl gewesseir she aseimied, is „ask; goo saw th, *menace
tie people hissed. Idu sot know whither the . iof like military ;he entreated theta net le toast oaf Mired
• - .

that if they sigileti to take him. the miem „,ift
Ile said this as the military adta.icil to tar IIIA:laws. 1.
till:Melt that Mr. Johasou did pet out his hand tom-m,'
hissing at tip Police-ollee and at the Stu. but hr suti4
swear positels .
At half-past tax o'clock. adinnened until
Several witnesses remain still to he en iftined.....l
is not exits ted to terminate before Stomat ut
seat.

MIDDLESEX ELECTIOX.

TIWRIMAT.—PIXTH PAY.
At the rlii‘e of the poll yesterday. 31r. Shy pm
atvs thanked the people for the heariag Mich tiolhat
given to 31r. Ale High on the preceding d.!,
rd thew world rut with the 3.4111 e ca
31r. Slsrrief Itoiliwell was absent, in connuemceof,„.
death of his thirst daughter.
The ttttt libers were, fur

Whitbread
..
Nleilish
Mr. Ilvx‘, in returning thanks, observed, dim he
not been placed so high upon the purl as he 11-411,1°,
g.tirotiraTeil to expert, from the former dap.
tiots ; bolt he hoped, liar, he haul no uloitht. that
tors would, be re-cladding their evertion.....4.„„
p.ifntlio the Jolty which they owed to 111-i.,lis ;
their cause.

.11r. ‘ViturrawAn nas here called fur. 6,4!
that lientlensan yielded to 11r. 110;611. st:o
'twill-good, entitled to precede Idol, a. that
was this slay wood on the pull.
Mr. MELLIIIIII theist stood forward, .
al..:sinst him was so grrat, that we cool.; 43t I„,4ri
di it i loci Iv. We understood him to state, that VW 114 ‘44
turned in his favour, and that he hail no dook 4/4,,L
wale success, if his friends would exert thetsiselvaa.
Mr. Wiser SIRMAD, who on his appearance was
with the snort enthusiastic plaudits. Islssened, ti„
eves sit the country were fixed upon the conduct
e;toteity in the present contest. and lie had no Judi IL
the result won'd he such ns the country at hrze err,
ed. That confidence could its no sleKroe Ise alesai.
this dav's poll, which was not at all rah:alai/4 to am.,
alarm. Considering, indeed, the nature of die Wires
by which Mr. Mellish was supported, it secsted ettrac,
dittary that he could not, until the tlich (Lit. ark
6011, contrive to become uerooil upon poll. awl au
only by a very small majority. —(Applauseal—flatk.
looprd that the electors wonhl nut rein irs:
thrit ettwts were crowned with sttecess.—(4o,4.4‘
Mr. Whit hrea.l, on his return to town. wassohaal Ina
the usual warts of poplar attiebusent.

II ESTMLYSTER EL ECriqx.

71!IntosENTio DAT.—TPUR,I•AT.
The numbers at the close of the po:1 tlasin tees.
follow:
Sir F. Rt Rorer .
Mr. Ilium"( ,11
Ilon.(l.l.lirtt
11r. Lion then came forward, and sail:, fluids*
the poil of the day wag iii his favour, he Ihli net we he
thgig of attornirs which his opponent hail to
loos yinderilay. Jlr. llohhottoe
him op with false hope,. it would have hrenasseteeg
great satisfaction to him, if the Gentlemen dlaitilti
had rotor forward, as he himself lirlicived N theps-
fessi ..0 of the law, and as it was a profession for whim
he never bleakest for a moment, either on that hotter
or any where else.—(.lpplanse.)--Tbeegh his majority
on that day did not exceed 49, there was still ipet
time, and a sufficient number of electors still saprlle.,
to desiroy his opponesit's majority, even .11141, Mar*
Of tooniserow morning. He again called *poi IS
friends to exert t they die! not soma( 1
senuld he their own filth, for he won keep thpl
open to the last looniest, to iire them ea mus
Sanity. Ile %clotted to say one wor. in vinolicatiossat
Gentlemen who hail gives their suffrages is hishosst.
With respect to the letter addressed to thsliwpw
the .Ircaale, he would ask, what harm wastiwillt?
It contained no threat, and it wonlil be fosol,en mkt-
cote to the poll-hook, that sever3l of the Wills lot
voted for Sit Francis Burdett and Mr. Mina
next anodes, to a letter addressed by the combir el
his opponents to some electors, thaiskinetisew belie
support of Sir Francis lierdett, hut iiiiappragive
their conduct in not voting for Mr. Hobbies& 111
was, he said, an instance of dictation tibias egtilillt
be defended, and especially not by those oho had old*
ninth against dictation in other cages inhere it .0 It
so apparent. Ilaviug anodes! again to the gtats
poll, he concluded by'observing, that it still mild
for the electors to say which of the teu weld
should he their Representative.
Mr. llontiouse began by observing, that 1111
said one word on the state of the poll, I
right to correct two or three errors into
Laiiih hail fallen, and which certainly must
from a u rung conception of what he
never said that the electors of IV,

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draggeil up as sheep to the slaughter.
have meant to say so, becaese be had tat
opinion of the electors to suppose them "Oki
living thus dragged up. What lie setoally e
•
that he knew they would net be dragged
though they were not indeed exposed to
life, still, hi voting against their iniT
were sacrificing their principles and theft
He now congratulated the electors on the
both in Westenir tnd Mi

before Mr. aliose cum.. er to Ills iefhld i *hid not initit blare
Illoolltir WWI estileiel Aries for tile safety of the town. kerb! then
I sys6e.sa goat asawbssts. but beard ow Melt fears expressed matter. it
by atrY of them To olittirehef talzteenUeettoe you desired iof the fowl
that die lintaigi • " - •
sayweSeth kiellegewr Iwbotiegs the Itrfue
• este Iliskseil val. If , Ased bike door pear where' I was. 1 I rertneatlor
irObeLtei'4l"erd It: tuoglY tureoll6ll4, but I saw ao I abuse OM
of • • • I da4hok ess co art of limit or 1 1 Mt' If t
ev to thli '. eilsilist4lll, liblbt the people j were true
deaf** 1 sliof ,r,7 • phial *bevel 'stood to I way. TN
w fear Inds ''' of* Yloataary. While •i' OW teeny •
• :11 4 the eel ofd Sell Iftswirf'sbaried. low- I saw two p
'• • 'theft' sweirdh , ..Tliatobsoolle ewe* es* I' prorwesioa
."7-1 irtutim,g, :`. .
ii, fi. issfiater b fob ' clothed. I
lowty, awl Wier :... opal-40M Titre. -I likely to i
easZt,
Ilierfl• •) • • Mt ifs' ti as Wilily o
~. lON 1 c 111.40 SP 1.1414;, ` 1111111611 his #olead fte
a..ro ••• • •IP r ,at 'it *Mgr paer 11,001* oarewsitite
..' .. .•. .. oisoitttoaiviVeg. ItOitobasetekblessaiew.
liallhilf emberdd ' lisSlogs, 1
c 4. . .40 ,t 'Tide *Kit men t e
'Mite 66 veil** Ow
. Mw evened, lA* se/ .
.4:--- • -r-saitillltria Wad Slake,
Isibe loop. ' 1 11141 lit • • • J i cif thirleato a- sad Ike pe4

''''''''''''''''''' ce-trat:lsTalotervine, that Was ie
said one word on the state of the poll, he thigh
right to correct two or three errors ium Odd lk
Lamh had fallen, and which certainly most bow aria
from a wrung conception of what lie said yeoman.'
!weer said that the electors of tVestinireter
&merest up as sheep to the slaughter. De woo.
have !Heald to lay so, becanse be bad tee I 1
opinion of the electors to suppose them etriti
being thus dragged up. What he actually sail stn
that he knew they would not he dragged op, how
though they were not indeed exposed to tbe INS'
life, still, by voting against their inchoative', lk!
were sacrificing their principles and their asestkon
He now congratulated the electors on hiesalatslr
PO!. both in Westminster and Mainers, NW
Messrs. Mellish and Lands had now no rtnaeld
cells in their election. The advertisenieetsenSie
the game, neither of them containing any
octal principle, bat only a declaration ahottilL.,
tutioa. which was an old hackneyed worVflerg:
Iketchnsan's breeches, might lie mode to
He had polled already dye hundred vOtes wase do°
last election, and hati no doubt that, hat fir.°.
chiscal votes on that occasion, he wonletartilllifila
on an equality at least with Mr. lamb. ALI
exhortation to the meeting to continae their
\lr. Lamb seemed, like the Witch in liaclarlihol•
claimed, " I'll do, I'll do, I'll do," he trestodibile,
result would show they were determine) td d
Jorig"
question for ever at rest by a most triumphant
which would be attorinneed in two days.
The Meeting then broke np.
A Swedish mathematician
has discovered the quadratate of thea"lll:leirel;
of the problem is, he says, geometrical.
DED.
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On Monday last. the tOdi / Imiss% alp,
Tilth year. Elisatieth, the wife of .
deeply regretted by her lamilly sad Meads.
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