The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-09-13 00:00:00

LETTER TO ANOTII9IERIII4O.

Harriet. Sunday t.reaiiß. It **Mich.
Ursa Sea,-1 1114111 MU) to Year 'Mkt there bar aura say
squabbling ab• 111 At rmniug to ludas, t.imierrum. I era la
hope. that all (muds ull.herty would have J.,ined heart la had
upon Mir J 6,0118111 trecarmo. 1 a um imerfeerd either directly
at tuditee• ly ails nay sae ahem It, sad 1 am wallies to leave
it comely to the people.
1 ani.drar
sees siarserely,
H. HUNT.

DUBLIN, Scrr. 8.
IMPORTANT DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

As it is altogether impossible that we should be
swan of the asses which have induced Governesitot
anodes,. lb. precautiamary 111011Selel Observed at the
Castle and elsewhere, we, without say commeat,
givo the following facts which may be relied on :
On Sendsy night the guards et the Castle were
trebled, the pieces of artillery on the spot were pre.
pared for any emergency, end a strong body of horse
was ordered to patrol, en the Naas reed. Similar
precautions were taken at the lasi-mrotiosed town ;
the guards were these doubled, sod the Staff of the
Kilda(' Militia ass ordered on defy. The pith
coati's, doubled at all the ptiocipal posts in this
City.
It is also positively wetted io letters from the
Quick's County, that seveta nightly eseetiogs have
taken place in the sighboorhood of bluest Idellick,
of peruses its Ilfol.

There was s hi.osing of roamers et the Star lee,
et tow's, ea Teetday isst, to pea itesotetittos in fa.
tower of hither restrietiee oe the imputat of ion re.
like tern. Few, however. Weeded, end limo. wit
rocorttend. were seal by ihtit Cllllllll4 leedlestia.--
Nothing, it is said, was does.

ADJOURNMt x 7 br rris 1.410 ST Ar

Tho follissiteg mow of Of seljoursatest of thd
Inquest at Oldham is Gnat a.. nethelitic mime :

MAINCHESTF.II,ssrt._I4I

This Ongoing, font; at.., Usu. o'cfrek. Mr 11.14
sad Mr. Demises i.rt ?Ms place to 'wood the fit.
quit so te hold n, Ildijnernildh.l ct Old-
ies, on the body of John Ltd, tatting with mewl
toot hackney coaches and ono itsse.co•ot lo- doll
with witnesses, swung Whore were many sew, wo:
wen, sod boy!, who tecoile4 garotte sabre wrvids at
ilte Meeting en the 10,11 of le,t south, cud mar of
who*. wounds are yet unhealed:
Tic' interest which lois business etched; *s* so
Wet, that some thowsiods *VIP at the town of Old-
ham to !este the result of .he ptocer.lioct of ski
loquest no this unforteneto young wan; bet their
curiosity was disappoiuted by another singular ed.
joeronteut, the pattitelare of which are herrender
derailed.

On the 9nliciter4 entering the silent, it the sign of
the Dike of Yes k, et Wks., the, found thei jury
Jest assembled, and Mr. Milne and Mr. Batty there;
ultra the following contessatinia 1...1 place:—
Mr. illiasita, addressing Mr. protein%
Sir, yeti ale the Coroner, sod that fee may me* pro.
teed to the iswestigation.
Mr. bitixt.-- I em a Coroner, bit set fel 44
plum ; al das Mr. Fatten, who belongs to this die.
trio is se• be ei I shall advise this 'gong roan (.1i
lading in Mr. Bug) to adjure the Illness font
tortnig t.
Mr. liaaltee —Sorely, Sir, Ind esonot be terieml
in this determination ? Ou Wednesday lost Mr.
Batty positively promised, that if Mr. F4ff.lo did not
return by to.dey, that you weeld certsioly take Ad
Mr. Mll.llt.—lt is Dot ay besiness, and I will one
iske it. 1 will have no responsibility no me; and
Mr. Billy is oat, I think, so& ir.tly etptrienced to
take it.

Mr. HAMM—This objvittiou may be obviated ht
Me. amity, as Mt Dewy to Mr. Farrell 9 proceedieg
to take toe *eidetic* in your presence, by which ha
Will Into the begot& of your 8940411CP sod advice,
aodif.er the fieldmice has bees takes', if soy dace,-
ty smut, the Impost may be odjoureed emit Mr.
Fortes returns
Mr. MiLite.—l will set tile the inrfoeel, *ad
shall advise Air. Batty ens to 'Jetfoil hp it. Ide
not choose so enter late soy further eaplersarioue ;
and, if it was my lowliest, I would Oat allod any
owe to Weeder, or !alto soles, and I will reed yea
as opinion to snow that I should be jostified in sack
a
Ar. Miuuc here read the opinion of a Counsel;
bet not itis c,so sehreisteil Is him ; from his answer,
hoarier, It Ipp•-red, .hat i Solicitor attended as
luquest no behalf 4 an accused or suspected perms,
and not only insisted on qerstioning the ulteeeset,
but b. hosed .3
Mr. Ilanstha.—l submit, Sr, that this case is net
at all analog...l. I attend bete or. Mullet the primate
of the deceased as on accuser, and not to defend;
besides, I trust I an ',capable of behaving lido.
comedy, as it appears the person did to whom year
caw alludes, aid I twinkles that any person has a
right to take nitro of what passes in a public Coed
of Justice. my only aortiety, houireer, isi that the/
torosiii,tion should be lamr•istely proceeded in, for
it is roccirtrees that sby delay skould lake place ha
mutilating into the causes and circirsorances of the
death of a fellow.crestere who has lost his life by
iiinlincr. Many of the witnesses whom I have now
here have • second time come hem a considerable/
distance, although extremely Weak sad ill able to
bear the fatigue of sratelliog. I may ern, perhaps,
be able again to collect them, and if so, the Jery will
lose the benefit of their testimony; besides, and what
Is of more Importance, long adjoutnments, is note
of murder, would afford a most dang precedent;
unless the suspected parties are in custody, beaming
it would afford them time to arrange and effect their
Mane.
Mr. Mimes —I cannot take the Inquest, I haul
not seen the body, and I endersteud it is buried.
Kr. ll•asice —Mr. Batty has; mad if your not
having seen the deceased is an objection to your me-
wing into the investigation, the sane objection
west apply to MIN Fatten, for be has sot We dig
boil).
Mr. Mimic —Well, Sir, 1 cannot help it ; I shall
sot stop ors altercate; the Inquest must be adjaterned
till Mr. Ferree Is himself present ; and it will be de-
sirable that some time should elapse to allay the feel-
ings on all sides, so that the intestigaliou may be cow.
silenced with coolness sod temper.

Mr. Paaa•on eget int• the roe. %MN Mr.
making this lett observation, sod, eo lit tim-
etable., said, there appears to be a strange champ it
the Conran 's opinion since last Saturday, for a* ides
of party policy has patented his from proetedinf
in the fogeys, en Dan..., althoegh he had bete re.
quested to delay it fa► a day or too, because ems?
insterial eioneuas sere thee eitiudins the Assizes at
L. tar.

Mr. blit.sc.—l wrote to yrs to say I Melt pro.
teed in the legged ; and 1 here torompisin of grnsa
misrepresensati..n in reporting the terdict of 'be Jury.
Whoever sent it to the Press .mitred the lest ion.
trace. ',bids alters its sense; end if I could Ind
Ore did it, be should be proceeded against. Mr.
Milne then hastily (pitied tl.e room.
Mr. BArilf.li bate heard from Mr. Farms. end
be sill be home in a nark i but I slink
host to adjoent it for a hinnies ; and I

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adjoins this Coen till %toga ih• 245'11

It overt to be tiserionect, to olio credit
stultified* stumbled st (aldose, that they
its the most pose/obi, and decoroos wooer ;
• gloom. soiled to tiro solownity of the occesi
pseud &pissed co met, corroiesarico,
eke Solicitors sod tiro oilo,l9,lld•parted,
took *tacit kits and booed, bat mode

astioo.
Theis it appears that the Impest most
Mr. Fin/a adults proper to limit it lvai
retorts. Mr. Ferrets is any, and has beer'
time at Ilse Assizes et Leoesster. Is it
Irish this Geosteenste's traria duty, or Its
poblic jestierr, especially at • etiph lik. the I.
*hen so mar) deaths are to be ziprel.euded

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