The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-11-24 00:00:00

teesili —On thy subject of Lord retswigliesos,
ent sod he had dillered en theirs's''. ape,*
br eI .t. ; end by relialring to such on Ateembly,
Lose! Fosse,'lke. hod virtually tendered his resigns.
too. —(hho% hear ! aid No. no!) -Tho King's
C weii4sion had wooer bees awe disgraced thea by
r Loire. •vl Lord FOS william on shut day. In
Block Dwarf. all the speeches had hoe.. described
WI
is. faglllll nt Itadital Reform. (Thy Noble Lord
I.•er. .raft $$ I meows hem the Mock Dwarf,
sloscriptiost of the ordiloo• of .Ise Deity of Norfolk.
✓oil oilier. posniont St the *Debug ) Tarnish the
rinciples vf the greet balk dike ;voids. were sound,
let a delay/sty ee......gery had been formed aodest
the Cossulgetiosi, that If sged chocked, *odd lead to
topiOn sod solo. Bin Inn Insect In the lainninto el
Pao Hammel. to peeler,' the British Coosiiinsino, al
sionsogyot of glory to the latest p'a'rity.—(Lid
sheering.)
SI.. B. Wilbraham sod Lord Milieu roo. TIMM
us• shoed ere for Lord Milton.
Tito 614:AKER add. that if it wit left to him to
decide, he ....at dolor, that Mr. Villbrsham bad first
loath' his ere.
Mr. N ILOR AII A M said, that as a Member of
Growl Jur) which had been alluded to, soil as coo.
wrcied with the Comity of Lanrester, he felt it to be
his dot) to say a few welds. The Megistrates were
• s''''"•if"P''clultS.cosorioredthat they couldcontonot
of ie freehold reproach. The) bad boot asked why they
b.,' to .lionod•f•neo. They had mot boom celled owns for
a .14.1•ioce in nay grey in which they could ammo It.
Thou 1.4110161 y bro. called upon in Ne•spspers, and
it piblie Magian's, at which is wee not pnoijle for
groe to obtain is diellassiatioso Mlting. It could be
p.0..1 met the Maaiine oat Marl—shot though its
ingepeible ot j00!...5 Wanda. lgs reel cud. as far so
lb. ieproysioll •i'tb adods of tbo lower orders went,
who pleLder. It consist*, chiefly, not of the die.
teve-.d ....ever., but of 4pinorrs who were in the
h bit of yarning wages much above Ike ordinary
roe.. The threats of those persons indeced 20
or 30 widens, who were feast liable for their
.roue(' on former occasion% to depose en oath
,(Mir apwrehea.ion. for the safety of the town.—
It Lad not been the previous intrados of the Magi*
1101,4 to dspe.w the Meeting. The pesce-ollicers
went up to the Oleos on foot with the soldiery,
which proved that the Istt-r could not have made the
touiti charge hooded to thee. TI.. conseetdo4 had
deviated their inability to vireo, the warrant will.
net the 114911010C0 of the military; not a blew was
'track till stones and brickbats were thre•n, and
env maw bad born knocked off his horsy, and sop.
p..sod to hove helm killed. The moodier of peruses
inoottlas to the Infirmary, also woo hero at that tits'.
',old, of whom all het one or two were heft by falls
sad blokes. Ito alluded to mitreptesentatioas, which,
he eenteoileol, had been sent shoed on the sehjert ; for
Inouye, • the assertion that the swords of the Yea.
misery had beet, shorpeoed„ and that M 7jor Coal.
rano had saved a woman hone being sehrol. lie wan
prevented from ping into details by his oath as a
Grand Jager; hat not having taken pert in that
poricuter enquiry. he could Resort generally that the
Greed Jury at !Ancestor were not at all biassed it,
Arne docisiea by party (Misr for er against the Ray
Me. COKE laid, as he bad boon alledod to es
basing made. a sistoment which hod been said to hole
boon int.rrites, it became necessity for him to ye.
;lido. The .sategernt that a *omen had been sabred
et
Manchester no the 16!li was incen.rovertible. That
Nein, Coehrene had attempted tie save her, which
was a pelf-ctly distinct stql.ment, be had asserted
On lees tatiativoty, and, as it cried oaf, lesolkient
esilgeoce.
Lord MILTON felt it noreriery to make a few
.einies with Tamales to the late Meeting In
lie. lion !'sieved (Mr. S Wortley) had
pe0,..4.4 to him a sot of compromise before this
Alesiog, to Ibis effort, that if he world agree that
certain Revroleeioas ehoeld be sewesed to theree which
be (Lipid 31.) sad his hiends mood In bring forward,
bus lion. Fiiesed would•oodeaveer to persuade Ma
Riled-, or people. as @eroding to his *wallet-glee
his Hoeverable Friend gyrated them, It, acquiesce its
the IL/solutions of shvse who signed the Ketteisighto
for a County Meeting. Bet ikon the Itesoletions
proposed by his lion. Friend were of such an intl.-
Gaits character, involeing. as they did, that sort of
decJaration of WWI on one bide. which might be
deemed disloyal., on the other, that he (Lord M)
Leis It impoosible to come to any attisfastory ennels.
siesta, and therefore dm negociatios was broke, off.
Mr. S. WORTLEY &food shut he bed yea used
IM word " his people," is the course of the nego-
tiation with oho Nobla Lord epos the subject alluded
to. That negocistion originated at a Music Meoing
at I•Vaketeld, and all he proivised was his endesener,
to persuade his feionds to secede on the resolutions
proposed by the Noble Lord, provided he (Lord M.)
would adopt those which he then submitted to the
Noble Lord's eensiderettion.—lt was his wish
to have all parties Ignited leo that occasion; bat
it was the plyssere of she Nobte Lord to throw
•..y the support which, willtnot the sacriSee
of say party holies or peculiar °pillion, he might
hove coweiliattd, sod he lamented the Noble
Lord's decision open that occasion the mete,
heroes, there washed too mach leash,' to fear that the
klertiog sod the aseaseges which follower! served to
give yocooragyseent to the WOWS of the Radicals.—
( liege, hear! on eke Ministeriol Hosclbes.)—lle ad•
osheyel the declaratioa of an opieloa, that an owteiry
should take plate with resod to the traossistieas at
Meat-heater. bet ha snow an tosepairy before the
epodes', Courts of Ju.dce, where the relit of
evidence wore kerma sod stegablistied, and not at the
her isf that finely, whoredom were an liottiod roles
of 611141-__ iffolees where% Issieed, no investigation hid
evoc'tdkre Owe. wltheel lasing disgrace upon all the
plebe who a there. For Mips'', detrain",
ha w rashes, with • view to public justice,
hive. ti wee submitted to the consideration of a
violet Coed sod Joy, thew to that of the 6D6
Member of which that Boom, was composed.—
However he respected the character of those who
.011(111 RP(O/110. with • view to improve the Celestite*
Lion, as they conceived, he must deprecate the pato
rushes fed objects of others. who, under the release
of Before,. sought oily fen Revolution, in order to
got possession of property. The Resolution adopted
es a late Mewing at Leeds, very closely *spool All
liect ; and hi Sod el those Reeeletiess the property