The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-11-16 00:00:00

BARKSUIRIC MIUSTING.
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in persesnee of s public notice, addressed to the
I*i...hoiden mod inlishitasis of Berkshire, • Meeting
•.. h.ld yesterday on a piece of whstogrnend called
Vorbery, adjoiniog the Teen-hall, Reading, for
the potpies of taking lotto consideration the pro.
*Arty of petitioning the Prise. Regent as the tenet
sr.o.actions at Manchester. The Meeting wintry we
moon. reorerrees. The assembly did not consist or
mouse nolo 1000 or 1100 persons, seto•pl whom we
obverted • coossideveblo *ember of females, essay of
ihens spry tespectsble applause..
At It o'clock Mr. HOLLIITT proceeded te the
Losiness of the Unties. In the lint place, he said
14 lipoid read the coli,lireanseqseece of "kids they
%spire sow assembled. It was addressed I. the Pre*.
holders sod ether lebabiteeqpf the Comity of Reeks,
and called es them (gen the High Iberill bed te.
fused to obey a Requisities,semeressly sad seeped.
ably signed) t. held a Gegenl bleelisag, es illesday.
November 13, at the Feritery, it Beading. It was
sicced by Sir F. Bartlett, sad 136 Freeholders sod
Heasehoklers. The seat step was to sprint a
Ohairmae to preside on Ale escarlea sod Wheeled
less. to propose, that Sr F. Berdsit be regoested
to take the elisit.—(Chas-)
Dr. Miry:roe seeeeded the modes, which wile
airri.d by secluestise.
Si; F. BUitearr Immediately Mopped forward H.
.116 received with these cheers. &lease heelsg bees
eirrsieed, be said, that as ibe illeatiop had dews him
the honest to plus him is tie Choir es this ream
ocrasioe, it hemp his ditty to sell their 11111Ndiots
to the Impulses brininess peered to be tressessed.
It would he peculiarly his yto see Nast •every
thing consorted with the M.sdag wee coedeend
with that order and decerese, which must do credit
to say cause le the fortheverice of •Itieh they wen
esescisrd, sad shish bed bete se remarkably am.
opicamis at ell the pahlk Meetings held at the pre-
sent crisis, and seder tiresomeness's so @snootily re.
poignant to the feelings of the people. Se mud'
temper and moderation had saircely ever bete ma.
'Nested in any emeany the world, eseept that
Is which they lived. Order sad dearness wets
the distiessishieg chstecterhtissies of all the poblic
Meeting., nemerees es they were, which bed hoes
geld throughset the country; sad he mold set but
belies. that they would also be characterises
of the Meeting which he new addressed.--4
(Yes, yes.)---It would he his imperative duty,
net ugly to we that order sad detente wets obi.
served. but that every Geetlemes pretreat, who
pleased to address the liteetiag, should he herd with
patient 'mention • sod dial, if any of them
&ingots who had signed a paper, which was pre.
senteff to the High Shoal, requesting him sot to tali
a Mooting, to which request he had thesight peeper
to attend, net en account of the signatens slued
so it, Let for other runes, wished to come forward
end state their .piaioaa, they shoold be soffered to
proceed without asolestatioss. The High Sherif, it
appeared, in declinieg to all this blireseng, ozonised
Lis discretion. Ile (Sir Freecis) bed so hesitation in
siting, it •ss est a seised discretion. le feet, it
oat his will es which he acted, although be was
pleased to call it his diseretioe....(.4ppiern.)--lly
this dereliction of his duty, he bad, to a certain es.
tent, Iszsrded the public peace. sod left the people
so the guidson of their awe feelings, In devising
weans to promos the gent caste of **Omni
justice. • hich they were this day assembled to sap.
itott.—(Applount.)-11, wield not me Mort
..1 their tire at present, bet woold merely request
theta to pay attention t• ell who solicited a bear.
*ult. *halms variety of sentiment or diference of
r•psu nn might be elicited, He hoped, most sincere.
that some of those Geoilemeo who contended
that there ought to he en Allettiogs. or oho die-
reefed from the 1•11111111111 ceerileed in dm Resole.
dons and Address, would stand foris•rd boldly, and
expires their disapprobadoe. All he, and all the
Mootiog wonted. was fair ergeovent mid free clines.
sion..—(Applerse )—Tkey were open to convicting)
and, if proper tepees wore gives for sheadooing
the 11•4•Iolioss sod Address, by these who wore
hostile to them, he *as mothered that the worse*/
*Arty would not be ashramd to abseils, tbellboo•i
'rhey did set wish to sneak into boles Jed twines.
in order to procure firestorm Is a private sod ow.
drrhsod wooer; they *WWI to meet their fellow.
committee* opeely, sad to bear their sentieseets ow
gruel c•itstiltsittiest qetellotse+igosSlios• •• which
• they hid a tight to verses their opleiess.—(Ap.
piarts.)—lle Lad sow nethieg farther to say, but to
request that the Meeting would sapped that 'Mho.
shy which it was his duty to esersise while in the

Chair.
Mr. Ilat.t.ste the, preasinsd Moself. The neat
step, he ovoid. sae to tote the orlsioal Reqeisition,
signed by 78 fretholden, foe, of
sMs WON Mare-
lutes the 110 UMW's answer, sad the letter
whielt,he wrote is rosteeqessee. Moving done this, Mr.
Hallett proceeded, sod after a speech *leitmotiv's'',
replete with wit sod uremia, which we ere sorry
ear lions will not allow its is lesert, he cencieded,
by ieadiag a Wide of Iteaolotiose, similar to those
tarried te et former bleetier,aitilas Address foesded
os I bee. * .
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Mr. Misroas bad reel pleasure is ercondiog
the Resolutiose which bad jest bees proposed to
them by his Worthy Friend, Mr. Hallett.
Mr. Rios? atteeded al die present Meeting with
the tOft It' 01111*Si sestiments In favors of the Cos.
eittotion as by law established. Tito worthy
spooaker, after condemning le woo( terms die bias-
vhetooes predoctioetof the day. and eseertioa,
Ia
•, lie of all the obleqey shirk had Ittely hews poured
.pow thew, that the People el Eueleed were a loyal,
a ion,tiootional, sad a peaceable people, took heavy
of the Meeting, by reseindisi thenti-is the 11101.14 of
Mork:tone, that G 6 Ow prineetie, of ibslaberties of
13.itgin, was • daly which they toed to tieopelees,
wh., ',joy it, to their ancestors oho tirinsmithoil
dnw,s, and litt
to their ;temerity, who *wild claim
t twig head', this. the he birth-sight sod noblest is.'
het i•otoce of nosnkind."..:(4pplinise.)
Mr. Tells PAL4I4II, M. P., eemesesoted at Howie
I.nAtr, th. whole series of mutt .kith hare late-
. 11• e4utetd at Mairchester, end pattievlarly open the
its v. Etch be said the Coroner had teak so oh.
.elkort .he room of jestice. In selking‘theee °bier-
. .t:0..! no nib toothed of the Corneer„ be was 1110
1: .4 •!loie elsecrtioes tiffs which he had bee,

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