The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-09-24 00:00:00

per, Ilea the case, berries* the slightest considria•
rims will show that the most effeetnal way to prevent
disorder in a large boily of people, was, for the per•
sees la that body to proceed n
th *Worthyrc to she
'pole--(Applause)— [Wm \frontier
well into • minute detail of some of the occesrencee
of the 161 k. which we hate already to fully giten is.
oar fanner Papers, as to render it entree 44444 y to ro .
peat them.]— Ile particularly was horror.s•runk wish
the cam of one man from Ireland, who bid lived
forty years in Manchester, and hail had serer.' of hi.
ribs broken, and his body meek injured, by being
felled with • sabre to the ground. Three years sea
that individual hail realised s sews of HJI. and had also
a little Loose, in which be and bis family bad comfort-
ably resided. Seek was,howriver,the ity of hisser.
fed's', that bis little capital was eshaested, his house
Rem?, his Nudism disposed el piece by piece, and
Ire was solely supported by Ike charity of his poor
weighboars. On being asked, why he hail sever ay.
plied to the Poor Rites, he said it would be in vain.l
as he knew the orouresst he did se, be world be sent
Id to Iceland, where be had no friends, not having
been there fur nearly fifty years. Now these were
lads which spoke for themselves. lie was glad to
Iner that there was to be a I'e(itios presented to the
Coed of Common Cornell for relief hoe Its fends, and
be was sere that that Court would not refuse its liberal
aid, considering the eery handsome way it bad uni.
/study acted in every ease of distress, without regard
te sect or party. (At this moment Mr. Ilene got to
'dm boot of one of thegalleries in the church, and
say loudly and warmly cheered by the Meetiog.3
Mr. Bestows continued: be said he was not astonished
et the enthesiastic applies* which the Gentleman who
Wiest come in had received ; it was jowly due to
ilia ler the independent mid fires coodect he bad
shown at Manchester, and his unshaken sodomy in
the cause. not+ ithstanditsg the sufferings he had en-
dured. Ile thought there was no necessity for detain-
kg them longer by any account of the Manchester
proceedings, as all she cases were about to he poll.
tithed. Ile toncloded by espressieg himself highly
gratified aids the Resolutions whirls were jest read.
The Resolutions were then pet and carried sushi.
seemly. Every hand ors lifted op in their implrer.
Mr. Leskitesthen moved the seventh, which also
visa earliest unanimously.
" 7. That w.tb deem anerliwoon to the principles of nor
Ooverainest, wish an ardent dour to • titer lain affeciion for
lilt rrssmw of his Royal Ingham err Chief Magistrate. we will
yet claim nun we love .or cottony above all dills, and • ill
Meet woe thirties al the Meant doer live.. We deeply de•
plate those treacherous meanie which Mme leered she Regent
higoly In approve' of the loser infirmary move eats of the
Nast !rester Yeomanry. We will ironed hi. !loyal Itirhoess,
ghat, io hetterw timer, Grow reface of Wales &clue I • re
bayed hi. loly would "ever forget Mar they held tbeir exalted
siseaden is team fee Ike bearit of she people: Aod in the
spirit of true lordly we implore nor Prime, to avoid the adop.
hos Md.. et ern dimities... subversive of our ri..lon invvilviag
Me amoral (Mimi., of retaliation. and dun plociog ;he Kern:,
of she 1 Itiotte soil the peace of the visor, oral the Mae of a
mingusuary cosiest.
Mr. Petition hoped that the draft of a Petition to
the Pointe Regent, which he had prepared, would bet
adopted by the Meeting. Ile would suggest also Ike
manner in which it should be persisted. Certainly
it ought tint to be sent to Lord Sidesouth, there In be ,
thrown on the bark of the lire, or, If read et all, only
read to he laughed at. Ile hoped that it would be
presented at the Levee, by some Member of the
Ward, in company with Sir F. Burdett, and the other
persons who had Pefitioas on 610 Ber subjects. Surely
if Comeasaders, returning from abroad, or persons
of rack, were permitted to approach the Royal pre•
sauce, to pay Ike accustomed addresses of respect, the
people bad a sight to present their Petitions to the
bovertign, at his Levee, end sal to say Minister of
State. Should the petitiees of the people be ne.
glected, still tot them be repeated, let not she spirit I
•er footage of the petitioners fail, ti`l they bail
pained their object. Ile them read the following i
Petition, which was tarried by loud mod repeated
shoots of applause.
" K Tha. the Petitions now read be presorted to his Royal
Weiser die Pri..ee Relent.
• TO Old ROYAL lIIIGIINESA TIFF. PRIX( Y. or
VALES. RKtiFPIT OF 1 FIR UNI PPM KINGDOM li
OP ORLAT isietrAus AND IRELAND.
.* tit at'llatit *DOW" AND etTiTtnr or Tat TIMM.
11111aalTAllts Cr Tar 'Tana as nisoogsoAcir.
s' Mat IT Meant tans Rat ftpaaaa...
" We, la. Majemses mon /Giffin mid loyal statement mn
beahly approach your Royal Iligbam„ to lay a of
oar grievaaces at the rout of feel krone.
" We tabs leave most r.spectfelly mower, your Royal Duh-
am, that we fully corer to me whole of the mat melds Ca.
armed by the humble Adlrem see Petitioner the Lord Wiper,
Aldermen. and tssera§ of the Cow of ',mann, preseoted to
your Rural Higher.; Cr.. site esnorZfol subject of the calami.
aces proieediwas which creak Ore, at klaaebeiter on the 16th.f
Arlon Inc, and it is with feelings of the larrele we
have learned. th..t your Royal Ilighoe-s was prevnLed oriel by
evil Cum Mors to reject she prase of die Pe.itton, and is
treat your Royal Highltraell Meg &+n.l PrlittalMNS shit con-
tumely ;oil noel,-
•• With • the eimumsaates that preceded the late Meet*
at Msochesier' are sot eel, your Is Wooers bus abe people of
the copier acqviaiated —a reeves, eminent debt iariirred io
the prinecetioir toted f tri n wars—a seedier. list of niec-
es.* places aoil pers-foos creased —a sad of to snow whirs
Is lure the Leen:stood msolifartores of 'be coonsry to seek pro.
tech ain foeeign osa•et--• pee Mel and hidestrium people re.
duced no dissent by the rim. trey mast of trade, and ir tiro
to . pin& by their Pfttliein beteg onooti. ed.aod their prnyen
for rein( nolsee.terl. We kinishty skew to your Royal Iligh•
arm shay ohm were • the cirmiastames that preceded' the
Meeting in avoid .a.
•• further humbly reverse' ea your Rays! Highness Ant
me erecter/441y icf.oined iltai the citcaapimicri chademted
the Meeting were loan and order as the part of this suroibled
leoltlarde. ieterrepord Oat' by the rtner.oi Ned ontragerm la-
made aa armed force. con ir g with Sr mbrev. sad irampliag
rod. r foot hi. Majeny's poets soon-di
g, and deferi.
semects. me: to ',nem. a .1141, d r ighi enjoyed isseasorsaltv
b their aacenors, sod goarao d to no as by the same law
wh y ich recoginses the ink of your Royal Family to the Freon ot
thew rraiths.
We lake leave re-petifelly to call year Royal Ilighness%
otteatlim to the Petition. of the people, not as 'ear Royal
Nil/hoes. ieentl to 'appal*. to .00 anaemia extra jodieial enquiry
into those dresdfo. proceedings; bet Mir, while the Royal rrea•
tort sod legal Advisers of the Crone are always fraity to eo•
gone Ain ad panfuls oteiended ircivon, amid coonteciive
breach,' o' the peace, that ynor Royal Welton+ will direct a
strictly legal enquiry into the Audrey of those who bare levied
war apses the people. nod roseraittcd tremors against the Laws
and Consvi-oliost of skit realm.
" We do therefore mots h.&.ly Must yom Royal
So re-troosider your decants, nod to dismiss bas year Coernea
time wicked Mainers who tan have • lilted their Royal
.Stateer so re, in sageiry. and thereby tended to *fairly the coo-
/dame of a loyal people, the beet safeguard of • filmarch's
Therasse."
" 9. Ideal we feel it an 'opera ire duly to vimpatbige with,
sod to bolero by ewers mean. to our power the *offerings of our
ustaded sod metilaied Cimetryosco end so alert
cos e. assns
sad relief. ar far as they cats be &Faded, to sbe aMitted tr don e
sad Fatherless Charm of those who were the victim, el the
barborwas proterdiNgs of that asiletrarei day.
" JO. That a *Ascriptions be catered halo for the ahnwr pted
pate, yid sod that a Cr•oreatittee of Tereus, Gestemen be appoin
se 'Lit upon the inhAitaats of the Word, to solicit the coati.
boner, Ind to carry she Resolutions of ibis day IMO elms, earl
Oat Me follow fog twontewrre be the Cossininee:—
" Mr. Dep. Gormawae,flir Wm. Raveling. Mears. Cordell.
Larairre, Sewerbaah, Peacock. Judith's. Minh, Pewees. E.
White. steel.
Daw Saudford, Day, 1142rord, Stirtivant,
bausett, Sweat, Barter bed Lilecer.'"