The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-09-03 00:00:00

TROWBRIDGE. Sz.rr.

For several days a rum itir had been current in
tbia neighbourbond that there was to be a Meeting
today on Trowle.commint. Placards to that effect
were posted shoat flue town, stating that the Meeting
would be held this thy, at ten o'clock, t• petition
the Prince Regent to unite with the People for the
attainment of • Reform of Pat liament. By eleven
o'clock there were nearly ten thousand persons as-
sembled; but no Orator or Casimotee of Manage.
men, was in attendance. After walling an heir,
SI.. R. MARUINAa cam. forward and addressed the
People. lie said be knew nothing of those who had
convene.' the Meeting; bat be felt it his duty to
guard his countrymen against any dangers to which
they might unwittingly repose themselves. lie had
conaulted I respectable attnrnies, and they haul
all declared that in their opinion the Meetin4 was
illegally convened. Ile thought it would he attrhahle
therefore In dissolve the Meeting. as he felt confident
they did not nigh to do any thing enusirary to the
laws.—(Applasse.)—Mr. blarshaten pledged him-
self that there should be a regular Meeting legally
convened within a short period, and that some re
spectshle Reformist sh•nld be regneateil to take the
Chair. Ile named Sir F Battling and Mr. Bobhouse
as proper for such an a& P, especially es t,tey we.r
both freeholder, of the county, and the lane► Geis
'team an inhabitant of the neighb.'uring town of
Bradford. The Meeting then dispersed in the moat
orderly manner. A subscription has been begets in
this town for the Nlaeckester 'artier', and we ate
hippy in adding, that its inhabi.anta are very gene-
rally convinced of the necessity of Parliamentary
Reform.

Sir FILM(' Bustoarr mode • proper and judi•
clout remark on the merits of this achievement of the
16th tilt. Ile arid truly that the whole Istoiled to
the Yeomanry, that the soldiery bid no band in it ;
and th►refore • e quote the motto on Laid NELSON'S
Funeral Car : -
•• Qei palming ,anti! Prat."

A certain Lord Mayor of Landon(a centary ego)
having oraitvil on 1,1 Hnyd Periossige in form, in pre.
vent a petition int the redrew ut ..me grievance. arts
thus accosted by a friend on hie return :—" Well,
•hat ansopt how the Tielnlm—how Were you re.
epireci by the Sovereign depositary of power"'—
" Oh," replied hi. 1.-rdstiip ,* quite in a princely
Illenfter, I •iokury yha :—there he sal, as our Poet
sayll••••
Like Patience sue r ma:mond
at

We, 1 ps. and truer that ..at Right flonalltahl•
LIEUTENANT of l'ouca" (e happy lid* the pq
sunlit Birionet hes conferred on Lord SIDMOUTII)
will hate as especial Ile to the plocitedlno at Bar-
thrlotneta Voir. There AIM 11,11%).; a number of, not
ad dtrads, but cut• pers.', assernbleJ ou ibis annual
acea•son.

We know ens how to credit whet is given eat se a
Haushergh Oflitie of the 21st nll. which mentions
the non.arrival of the Brenanick Vital, and win, as
a report, that the ranee of it was a dreadful tumult,
in which the Jews were ell massacred; but it is hoped
the runner will tern net to be erroneous. What
can the Jow, have done to merit en horrid • mi.
g . That they should net forget how ill they '
have been treated by the Christisne is no wonder.—
Bet distinction of irettmesit for religion', asks is es.
charitable, soil thereinto en. haat issm.tihas,
The Journal des Debate of Monday last contains a
paragraph which has anon we much pleasure in its
l'ofolai tits' :—" A letter from Spain stater. that the
French Admiral JuLlete joined Admiral Fit MI SNTLI
at Mahon, the 18th ultimo, in order to proceed one.
Ow to the Barbary States. for the pup's, of &mist-
ime to them, that they must tennenee their system of
piracy, under penalty of h.ing exposed to ell the
consequences of an stoned Ftropean league. This
measure, the resell of arrangement, made last year
at Aig• la• Ch a polio, will ant fail sea haves good od'oet."
Legere', their, and 1 onferenees held among Chris.
ties Princes, for sepptemotte the pir.cies and cruelties
of barbari.n tyrants are pteasing to contemplate.—
When an such a ;rape be more opportunely entered
into than at this hoer, when ell the European Powers
ate at pear.. Those nests of human (not humane)
robbers hare been alone enabled to commit their
enertaitsva by the jealousy of other en..re civilised
Storm Wks eao forget the deadly cruelties the beat
end most tender part of the family •f a brother l'ro.
patter of a London Journal endured from Ike TeG4el
(carrying her Its a mere genial climate, for her health)
Wog captured bs este of these sea-robbers !
In Norfolk, the whole of the mire has been housed
in the fined eider, there one having been half a day's
interception from the weather during the harvest.
The Loup Alaimo proclaimed the Fair of rat
Bartholomew at hatf.past 10 o'clock this clouting.
being one hour and a half before the regular time.
This was done, as it now appears, out of a well.
invaded dread that the populace would bestow upon
him sow declared testimony of the respect its which
they hold him. His Lo.riship's caution its seeking to
.
1 p his ears from their congratulations is as ire-
. writable for its selfish prudence. as was the of
Mr. Ilauation for temerity and carelessness about
the public tranquillity. Ilia coach was followed by
eters of " make haste, here's HUNT coming ;" it is
'catelain that his Lordship is as brave as he is wise, and
we
are proud to say that his carriage did not alter its
rale ageing, which was, indeed, as fast, bat no faster,
than the horses could draw it.
Coat, kiic 00000 . Seer. 3.—Tbere was hut little Ilea
Wheat at Market this enorang, aid for which Illoaday% purrs
were obtained, but the sales were heavy. Ab the milieu ire
Wipe( eli la expected's a large supplies next week.—Oad
Is. leaer.—la liarley mil sakes amides no atteratiaa.
SISITISIFIELD. SEPT. 3.—Tbs Market tan enori.las was ea-
Iher ihirrly supplied dish rattle, wad d Ma Muedsy'a I
Markey.-414edda, Veal, wad Perk as per Ind.—Lamb higher
in prim.
The 11.q-Market as 164 gum stiesk—Old Ifiur reniandas hat
iseries wawa, awe tor. w.si Is rather 'atm.—Closer ar.d
Slime iliir saws es last Market.
The marled is a correct statement of the umbers sad prices
at Math,' :
To daft the Oral. per mesa ad Ma.
Seed ... 4t. IL ta IS. 4.1.1 Hems et Cattle Medi, I
Yearn ..4v 61. b. Su 64. Bow
Yew! „. S. UI. so 6.. 01. I hen sad Lambe 613
Pert .. S. 01 to et. 01. Ulm ..... —..— .... i
Lamb__ Ss. Si. to 6s. 64. Pies ... ._........._, eg
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