The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-10-25 00:00:00

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might have been called epee to prouounce pier door when Mr. Linable" rose to call the individuals
indignetion sgainst foram lastesces of pablie to order fie. whom the diets bunco proceeded.
misconduct ; Yoe might have beets called upon to 1 Mr. LANITOR said, 1 beg to call those Gestleonen
protect acsitvit th. impasitiew of some enemies tea; to order. This is the Meeting of the inhabiteatit of
you might have been called spots to meet sad deliver the toes of Seaderiand. .d to bet held in
i oar judgment en many iespoiteet occasioes,--bet, i this place, sod I, as Chairman, will not held it any
in romporisea with oho loitered of the subject which i whore else.
now swami your atiesion, the imperious of all • The Reseletioes were thee enselmously passed.
former occasions vaeishes--11 is neither more Oaf 1 Mr. Oonte, after adveoting to the ensaimity with
less.than whether Euglishosee shall meet sit itemise, which the Resolutions' bed beets carried, observed,
or be 'object to a eiiiitary despotism? I do not that he wield eely Sale one fart, which was, that
'peak thir lightly, bet epee meters end deliberate! node the introdnetioa of the Yeomanry Cavalry,
relleedu ; and, if the whole British people do eat 'bye wee we remelt—we distonisimm—nor beeseh el
""" f•""ni and declare their rights, there .111 the puce. Ile then proposed an Address, (evaded
Bens be an end to the liberties of England. Yoe open the Resolutions, to the Priam Regent, which
know already, that the Meeting at Manchester was I was mended by Mr. Bare, after which it was mot.
both legal and esystitetioirel ;if it was net—if the ed by Mr. Bell, tied weeded by Mr. Heater, that
Magistrates knew it to be illegal, they bad se right I the Address shield be presented to the Priem Regent
to disperse it by an illegal method-.by means which Iby Mr. Lemnos. These motions were carried
caused many of pier felinw.subjects to be wourded amidst load acciesations.
end rows slat.:—and there is not the least iii. Mr. WALTON spin presented himself, gad said,
deuce to show that they fora attempted to employ what lie had new to peep's, was, that the Gentle.
legal means for their alleged purpose. 1, Gentlemen, onto who had shifted the Requisitiee shield term a
for one, cosset doehi that the Meeting was legal and Committee, to catty iota esecatioa the porpoise of
peaceable, end I hope that those oho so rashly dies the Meeting. It was competed of the names of
turbid it will he hreeditt le justice, eeleithstsuding Gentlest* who world not be afraid to avow is pub.
it has bees Steepled to ward off tills merited penish. lit the seetiments they retertsioed in private. This
meet by pomade' to them the theists of the Prince motion was seconded by Mr. Becalms, and pima
Regent. Bet the Prince Rowel is set, in a coned- Instantly.
oedema) point of view,answerablefer that act; bad he Mr. A. Fannies le a very appropriate mod glow.
been made acquainted with the real facts of the can, log speech, preps:4l the Thanks of the Meeting to
such is his heessellYs he would tether here last hit Mr. Lambtoo, for his public coadect at ell times,
right heed than have written uch a letter (jreaf ep- god noire posticelarly for the able sad impartial MIN
pietas). We have been charged, Gentlemen, with sec I. which be had that day filled the Chair. It is
an attempt to •prejedge the business; bet meeting oneseseary to odd that this motion was received
here, fur the object whisk we do, h set prejudging with oolsocul cheering, spice oily subsided epos
bit Preterits% as inflamed is the face el the whole the ride' of Mr. LANSTON le titers thanks, which
country, against the Magistrates and Y-ontanry of he did la needy the tenons' words :
Manchester. it is, oadenbiedly, the right of the Goonsoo, I .Mare yes that it is impossible'
People In Inee•ble peaceably and censtitstiensilY i for me to "sprees the feelings of Eradication with
sod I disk the country Gentlemen sushi to iiret which I hove witnessed the whole of thess proctiood•
them when so assembled. The cause is commoo to ins, and Reg to express my lintels, 'shimmied'.
• all—liberty la migiaii, dear to the Peanut, the Nellie, mess for the honest you hate cooferred epos 110.....
sad the Prune ; every class ought to unite for the Believe me thou are year eery worst isoesies who
preseroitirs of their rights; and if they do not, I woomcgossisoy dieusioa smug yoo open the sof ourweet
repeat there will sees Men sad of the liberties of imago...rho totocreptlos which was'iortooded
Zoglend. Gentles's, I sight to apologise fin sc. primeness this day has been happily ideated by
copying se meth of year attention, as the subject veer irm peaceable, *ad proper Lowest. Let
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will be brought in detail before you by these Guile- those who do not agree with es boldly use forward
sun who will address you I thank you for the and declare their 'enlistees; I shall mot be afraid to
manner in which yes have heard me, aid I will, et tbs., We hue met to demand joistioe--penshasesit
ell II", guise to repay your s•« Dpisiie by my to be billeted epee those •ho say be preyed the vie•
salons. balers of oho law . • sad I did oat think any English-
This speech was heard dustsheet
with profound mac could be foood, more especially in the teen of
etleetiens eficePt st intervals *bee the ePPlsete 'heel' isoderlesd, who would attempt to divert yes at.
the building, and Mr. Lemnos sat dews amidst oaths, frees the object shirk 1 have stated. Goe-
bert' of enthwatamic approbation. demo, is dissolving this Needs', I have to rose
Mr. A. Fauvist, la lopped's to propose the Re- thanks for your great attunes, end for the sopped
stilettos, said, the subject they had met to coulder, which I have esperieeced from the Gents/tee around
was the most important that could be submitted to me; sad I beg I • snore you that it will he the
their attests,. The sleek which hod bore made greatest happiness of my life teasel my Costars/els
upon the people at Manchester, was directed spies, either here, at Durham, or elsewhere, whoa coned-
, the seiestel of ell ether rights aid liberties—that endowed, issesblecl,bet I cannot appose of
most important right which was not guareeteed to duct of thou who wound hoodoo yeti's every this;
t them by the Coestiletlee fitly, bat was also scored that is vile and @Muhl/vote. lam indeced to smiled
`by several express *steles. The only ewes which yes that at the York coon', meeting, a person
tech,'
had been attespeed, or could possibly he attempted, professed to be a leader of the people was esi
behalf .
in w...... 4. Manchesterthe Magistrates, wee, that sod proved to by a Gov/unseat spy. When country
the Meade' wu temettoos and rioters;-but, sae- Geodes'. come forward to saluteie year rights,
"Weds& as be did, that it was net temeiteoes, sad they merit your esspert, end I treat that tier nin-
th° these will " ilhelth"d ifs breech el the Piece; rulers afford yes every *Beefily for the lategrity of
which 'pinto hes been eonineed by the sides" see intootioos. I sow, Gootleesso, declare this
oddment epee the Cores''' [aqua et Oldham held Meeting &mho'.
upon the body of John Lees, whets the Foreman of age. tombs", os coociosiog, was good with
the Jere, le reply le an ebeerrellee frees Mr. liar' the lousiest cheers, and the assemblage quietly die-
ser, explicitly declared that the Joey were saddled "pod.
the Meeting was Peaceable' sod quiet, aid that the We were informed that en immense somber of
Riot Act was not read. What then sold justify the Radicals were ennobled es the Moor, and la a noon
unified et tbe Megletretee ? Ceeld it he tedereri doe we aceordissli whitened them pass along the
that the Yeomanry Cavalry shooed ride over their High-street towards the bridge in marshinA order,
fellow-subjects and maim or kill all *lino the hoeioi with them a member of bottoms, t with Ike
vacs of their intioes rev? Is it Fusible that sack usual mottos. There were probably shoa Gee or
*logs should be parsed over is glut indigenes*? 6000 la a body, mat of whose, we were told, came
It is untended by some, that it is wrong to decide from South .Shields, Gateshead, and Wisdoms. On
open the subject without fuller leferention„ bat they polsiog tho Bridge In., when, Mr. Loewe was,
hum solicient to make it es imperative duty epee "vowel, of them honed, aid pis bow chines; they
Abes to meet, for the purpose of asserting • tight so coodocte" theologises gobs peaceably, sod they
eleeeliel le the Presersetiee of their liPsrlito l sad quitted the tows within having suited 'Apparently
tbey were sow assembled to demand enquiry into soy owe. W. 800 mot arises whether they bed
Iftesoctious replete with evil consequent. He say speakers sa the Mow,, bet homey. sot.
would not erosible them by adding any thing mere to
the admirable speech of their Worthy Chairing", bet
would proceed to reed the Iteseletlees; which wore
then reed end mined accordielly.
The Resolutions were declaratory of the invalua-
ble right of meeting for the discesslon of popular
' grievances, and egress'', of their sense that the out.
lege at Maaehester sight to be investigated.
Mr. WALTON began by addressing the Mettleg es
Gendesert, Neighbours, Felton-tow onus bet he had
Unruly eosins:ad his speech, wise a few sakes
soled for se adjournment to the Moor ; some adding
there was 10,000, sad ethers 200,000 persons
As
laded in that place, bet Mr. Waits' proceeded. As
the privilege (God forbid he shooed ley the task) woo
Mittested to him of secng the Resolutions, no
Mat could have given ismere nesters than to
NM skis le diet piece, and to hove as opponent,
et aloft. limpet( determined to perform his defy;
ad be eisolpitelatod them es the spirit ie which they
ism hewed to assert their rights in a mealy, kis,
imi SlMMltedestal easneeri He had ceme there with
On .I,lllenediested *direst, sad therefore he was slot
prepared to detain them long; hat he could not
avoid soils' that hie feeling' were greatly height. ,
wed, and hie pleasure at meeting them encressed!i
*bee he sleeted on the event of lest Sator.l
—an event • whieb sight to be a warning
le future to all these oho sprees if
the practice of holdiegs Meetings on public sat.
leers with closed doors.—(Applease.)—With regard
to the calesittree Deterrences et Manchester, be
would sot harrow up their feelings by a repetition of
the outrages committed epos that melancholy occel.
Gist, as they bad doubtless made themselves acquaint.
oaf with the facts, and had felt as they alight to feet
eesserning them. When that unfortunate glair
&WA be headed down to ',pettedly —sr bee the pm&
of those "strips should be indelibly stamped spa
the page of history, every impartial sod ['Wash Wed
through 'according eenerations wield cosider it as
labs forest blot upon the annals of the nation.—
(Graf opploose )
1 The call to adjourn the Meeting was now renewed
vith• dim et Tehreaeoc., by MUSS beer the
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Mello Gude, Od. 18.
IN Royal Highs's. the Pane. Regent bee Ws
plowed, is the samosa ea tleobebelf of bie Msjiety,
to vest to Sir Jobs Freud. Credos's, G. C. B. s
Game' is Ids biojeay's forces, sad to the Mrs
mat of Me body iserfolly berate., the dittaity of a
Bares of llas of tee United Kingdom coned
Wed, by tie ease, style, sad title of DUO. Bowden,
of Gametes, and of *midis; sad etUtadock's•te we,
la the COW/ of Kildare.

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Dstrstaj•atreet. Oct. W.
lib Royal Hifilmo the Prises Roped hes bon
graciesely pleased, in t►e woe sod oo the behalf of
his Majesty, to appoint Lleot..Goneral the Baal of
Dalhassle, G. C. B. to be Ceptein•Graeral and Go.
versor.la•Cbiet of the provinces of Lo tier aud Upper
Goads, Nova Scotts, New Branosick, sod the
iamb of Hose Edward soil Cape Dorton.
His Rays! Highness hat site !won 0.'4.1, in 'he
nnss•ssd on Vie behalf of his M.je•"y, to appo;ot
Major• General Sir James limo', G. C. B. to be
lieeteoast•Goveloor of Nora Scotio sled its dere*.
deeds..

Wantra. Od.
An aieen lately beleoging in 'bp Itnyal iteferaa Haim. I,
lions. and min noise the Retired LW. ate hereby 'flawed and
directed isnededhoely in riliart rb it irpresie iiddienws to lie
Artitetdat•firraeral. at die noise heard.. Lonitan:
J cananand of his Royal !litany. tie Prince Revrat.la
tie mate std behalf of Ms Unit.).
PA LMERSTO

MILITARY PROMOTION..

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211 Regime,' of Magma% Overt Aogootoo William Hermit
to be Llestrooto. by perthn.e. •iee &titter. r Arr..
Willies Shute, Iliest to be Cornet. by pendia.% e'er Hey.
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woo.
Resiimis Lich, Magelo.n.. Brevet Mainr (loaf. thteS
to be !icier. by porrtrare. vier Illareepnrs. abr. rrtirer.
Liratimiget tirerge Lloyd to be Lap of o Tro.i., by pug.
ebeec, eke Sttsted.