The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-10-01 00:00:00

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tory le sbew, tlet ceeditlea wI elm people Isai
been bettered, Of the Coestitetioe imprimred, with•
out the tanpesetiOn of. that powerfel sod distin-
guished body. If property be paters! dominion,
these aro air natural lesders; and it is a happy cir.
cumstance in the censtitation of arici4y, that the
1 higher the scale emends the NOM oeseseary it is that
all should be right below.
Gentlemen, we are sow met to perform a most
solemn duty ; we are melte demand enquiry into the
late outrages committed I. Manchester, and if there
be any one subject calculated to allay dissension sod
to promote unanimity, it is surely this ; I do most
sincerely hope that the proceedings of this day will
not be interrupted by say collision of sentiment

of SUNDA NEXT;
is ewleh eke w.N appear All the other averliiresee orearevaln
that 110111118 U, OUTRAGE wbach tam itaw-pere derifei
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Pike eel, SI.VII:4,PI.!ICE.
LIVERPOOL MEETING.

On Wednesday a Mersin/ was held at Liverpool,of
the inhvbitants of that town and its vicinity, petulant
she Itequisltioe of a timber of respectable lobs.
hews, who bad previoesly been ',fumed by the
Mayor. As a little after twelve o'clock the Ertl of
Sefton, accompanied by Colonel Williams. Mr. San-
ders, Mr. Omni,ll. just. (the ton of the Member of
Parliament), the Kea. Mr. Shepherd, end several

whatever :
F..r. ray rierthy friends
Tbni w AKA remake,. Nino trews
Andlei w»t a arum acting rend no
1441.• Moir., say it k roily beans."
Gentlemen, I coma not hers to grease the Man.
c►eater, hligistralea of g premeditated violation of the
law ; tor to act's, tho Xponaary of wantonly wardar.
ibg and mal•tieotipg their defenceless sad peaceable
townsmen ;-1 coma not to arraign ►is M.jesty's

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other Gentlemenof the town, proceeded howl the aliaislers of ngeroess to screen the delinquints; If
haute of Mr. Worthington, surgeon, in Clayton. any Bleb these be, nor of s design Its compromiseshe
square, in front of which a temporary hustings was honour and dignity of the Croton, by easing op the
erected. His Lordship was received with shoots of sacred name of Royalty with @viols. %tick ere ob.
applause. There were, we believe, about sit or horrent and repulsive to every humane god generous
seven thoolood persons present, among whom we re. mind ; I come to demand essqairy—l come to
cognised many of the leading mallows and traders conjure Lis Royal Highness the Prints Ro-
of the town. gent, that he will, io the *sorties of his wis.
Mr. Booty stood forward and espressed his satin. dom, immediately institole an enquiry into those
faction et bating to prorop, as their Chairman, a proceedings which have spread consternatiou sod dm-
man who was known to pasty individual hi Liter. may in the hearts of all his subjects In may port of
pool—a Nobleman, who was the tried friend and his demi:ilea,. I Wort his Royal Highness, oho
It. supporter of the people.—(dippirme.)—ne valets the isstitatious of see country, said the pm
begged to nominate the Kul of Sefton —((,'beering ) and welfare *lbis people, that he will direct jostles
--sed to more that his Lordship shnold take the to be administered with ao even hand, and " where
Cnalr.—( Loud chtters.)—This motion was carried the offence is, them lot the great ate MI.". It is ilse
unanimously. compact between,. the Soivereigu anti the Subject
His Lordship having taken the Chair, stood for. that protection and subjection 'lmola go MINI
ward; bet he was for seise lime p led from in band, and that compact tourist be brakes by
speaking, so loud and repeated were the cheers and either petty, without predating the most fearful re.
clapping of hands. Silence bating helm at length ob. salts, results which it is the bound's defy of every
Cain's!, his Lordship spoke as follows: good King and every good subject earmessly to de.
Gentlemen, in toting the Chair, to which you 1 wets...
have called me in en very Nattering a manner, it be- Rat, Gentlemen, I should ill discharge my fee!.
cooties my duly to reed the Reqoisit;on by which the inns, if I did not declare, that by the late events, •
Meeting is convened. [flare his Lordship read the hresch bus been niscde no the works of oar Coati's,.
Requisition. It stated the Meeting to be fur the lion, which it is the duit of every Sill to repair; It
purpose of petitioning the Prince Regent, praying lit a duty which will heroine the Baron, Om Knight,
that his !Loyd nightie.. would institute a solemn and the Esquire, aye, the l'i•meets and all. Gentlemen,
efficient royalty into the conduct i.f She Manchester thilegh 1 ese military 11. urea, I abhor military SS.
Magistracy and Yeomanry on, and subsoquently In, pan., I would use eone—l would we uothing—l
the 16th of Aogesi.)—it is goner rrrrr y for me, would eshibit nothing bun the warsl frown of en lm-
Gentlemen, to say a word regarding the oespettabi. turns. 'similitude, like the preorot, assembled to
lily of those names which aro 'aim, to this Requisi. assess their right., and to demand a strict adtscreare
floe, as they are well known In their fellow.citisens. to the laws, to these lows which are alike the arbiter
I shall Isesever observe, that this H.quisitinn was of the King and of the people. I world ethibit
sent to the Mayor for his sanction, Which sanction limiting, which othuld not tender fools las food of
was ',loved. Had it been &noised, I should fret poets, undone boons into honesty.
great Welters in attending a Meeting so eon 41 ; Ge,ileoten, I maid willingly speak of the Coriolis
bet as it is otherwise, those Gentlemen oh. were toted Anthotities of set tamale, with all the respiesa
.slaloms to OTPtlllt th.-ir opinions on trates,ct:oiis which is dee to them; soil if at any time, ou any
Which WI taken piste als eery near to thtlitol/4 'a! L.., . -c• OP nt ilvtab hi ts sshi tit;St as to the ctitnine'it y oil