The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-11-06 00:00:00

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to the priptioter of she bold in which they mot, shell
Preaideet, tha female Reforest% ire. The Illeeriog,
gyp, thee brook. ep stow miweres hearties is'eleelt, end
left the growl Is tat ahem embed% meaner.
Nearly ell the .14 eat,, the reit. thresgh 'IAA
they paned had op thek triade*.shetters, kitties a,
wilear wry ewe a tiril fort* Made hi appesnime ; the
• owe treaded with "editors, earl fist earn
a Slay took was is keeps. In sliert,qt bed Fmk,
appanage. joggle/a by the amnion hem sod Ore
of sgell.dreased .bd seealealy weal-pieserd
les, to be the aseerablieg of Dee grand tweets.
ilea U the lesstiestiee sir some holidoy. TO mill.
_ Starve pod foes,ll well as the gory gi rootlet,.
et sPecial coostialere, wage le 'wile.* to wet if r
atsleite)Aet their amiss. wore roodifed
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maid she si reed way *We, **Nit:.
" enaseelly valet. It wee Moir Weft f
tk haadop, dot there were 100,000 people present,
wk. die assembly Minted le Orb obrertadon with
atom. A Gehtlesaei of accurate Writs, who paid
attendee to the Montag, informs es that lb. lumber
present sever at as, one time exceeded 10,000, of
which shwa 3,000 were Members of the Union
Societies.

PAISLEY SIEETIAG.
Pursues! to public rodeo, a Sendai/ of tie Rs-
dim' Reformers of Reitfrewshlre. was MU pater-
day,st Johnston. Almost on* o'clock, the people
fro. Paisley and esiglibirering towns had arrived, to
the amber Without t wo.thirds of the Metall at Glee.
onw,,trith tailoosbaods of mask, and thirty.te•
lags Upon a line large Mao nag, was a foll.loegall
likesatt of Major Cartwright, with kith Rift ill hit
boot. The motto was, above hit head, " Thu yew. I.
rob!, Champion of oar now" midst his feet, " int 1.
a Nttinn to be free, it is sallchnit that it wills it ;"
raverse, all who tote libeity, rally stood oho
slanting' of Reform." Upon another was a painting
of 11allsce, Inscribed, 46 Sir Willie. Willie.," so
the tnp; and at the foot, " Like one ancestors, sell
defeml *or Liberty sod Laws." Upon soother was
a spading* grape, with fhb motto, " Tho socking
nl Gettdio's byre." Others had harps and Scots
rthisties, ac. " Abhor the ilahvoiso Wacker' s. Mao-
' abetter." "No Cots Laws, Outweighs's
" Take sway *ha wicked from beldt. the King, sad
his Throne will be established in righteassmres."-
1" Reason not with Tyrants. min has only sew to
die." " The Bofoottimiougers' fall is filet approach-
ing." " Against. Tetaany sod Oispressioa, sat
lives we'll speed .or Rights to phi." " A dart an
boor of virtu.liberty, lv worth 4 weilietaraitt
bondage," ac. its. Altai', Pis, a handl, 41 two,
with the foams, sod a Georg.
I upon the frmainfilbe

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The budnew began a little after sal o'clock. by
a penes reedits, Use motley, sad revamositsdhse a Mr.
Brodie for Chairman, wlto was ecceedingly cheers,
and a good looking yowl woos* pieced a splendid
cap of liberty en his head, amid the cheers of the
Meeting. Caps of Liberty and Addresses were pre-
sented by the Freels Reformers of Johnstee, Mil-
le/stun,Marches, end Eldonlie., Some short
speeches were delivered. Resolutions of the veer!
kind Item passed ; sod an Appeal to the Price* Re.
gent was roof sod voted. and Messrs. Cartwright,
Welder, Sheriff Peskin., sod T. Dolby, are to be
renovated to see it delivered tithe Secretary of State
fist the Home Deportment. Major Gehring re.
coiled the thank of the Meeting for shielding the
people frost the sabres of the Manchester Yeomen on
the 16oh of Aognat last. Mr. Seders was thanked,
with three cheers, tor giving the Meeting the grossed ;
sod votes of thanks were given to the 41011 illestrioes
Radicals of the day. A member el Female Reformers
remitted epos the hosting. during the proceedings,
and a number of the Committee end apectators wore
white hats. As the day was short, and the wither
cold, and many of the people bad far.te go, the
si erches were brief sod few.
As these were Iva ceps of liberty en tie besiege,
every speaker pet ee see vibes he addressed the
IMeeting. The Chairmen pet on ewe, sod requested
the people to ge quietly home, and persevere I. the
cease of Reform, and be said be 'meld tepee to ad.
mire and advocate the principles of liberty, or if be
did, he hoped a worse curse would befall him, thee
what fell epos the mordetieg Cain. The Meeting thee
disper.ed.
When the preemies was Were's, throat% Elder.
slie, they halted besteath Wallace's tree, end the
bend played, " Saes aka Ass sr Walker 614"
and gave three chews, nod a eembet of pistols were
iced.—The whole body of the people tamed dews
Storie.stteet to avoid the Cross. A band of abate(
70 or 100 boys closed the procession ; they corded
eight little lags, with sock mottoes seas—" The Draw
any, lament for rho Times"—" Breit& sod Liberty"
—" The Juvenile Reformers." Oa woe Avg they bed.
the Agate of cock, and the motto—"• As She meld-
cork craws, the young cork leans." Oa, anothoti
—" Let Tyrants tremble, sod look down epos the
using getseratieo."" Rights of Mae," &e.
These was evideatly a good number of pistols la-
the Meeting, sod all the Radicals hod sticks ; and
two batile.ases were carried in the procession, and
pieced epos the hustings doting the preatediets...:....
All the shops from the earth end of Paisley to the
head of Sterie.stmeet, were shot, and a party of mill.
tory mete io woodlouse; hut the people dispersed is
the most peacefel weaser, and at ell o'clock the
streets were nothing thronger than usual.
To such au elicit do the Reformers carry their
absirsionseess, that the small pablic.heases are likely
to bir reined in the mass. The soil and tobacco.
shops HQ also unfrequented ; end tea sad sugar have
I gives say to native viands. A tailor, employed lost
week in a Gentleman's house in the corollary to make
is g•tat cost, observed, on being asked to sh down to