The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-15 00:00:00

BIRMINGHAM MEETING.

We jog mentioned in lie Srortsae If of yester-
day, that tbe unrepresented people of Birmingham
had taken s very unusual, acrd not an snentertalumg
•sy of expressing their genre of their wrongs as wee
sad Britons. They are w. ary of petitioning, foe the
most they bite ever obtain►d from the unfeeling
Parliameet. has been INITe for their humble prayer
to lie •pon its lurazAry t ible, like a dead letter.
They bees new adopted a wirer, a wittier espedittota
by sending • living remonstrance, which these re-
monatratera hope will have permission to sit by the
table. It will be a gratifying sight to behold the
first interview between the grave Speaker anJ the
sew Member of the Honostrabk Rouse of Common,.
—(A Coronation will be •nthieg compared to
it!--We ire., that the Right Ilorioorable Mex.
ber for Scarborough, who has Manner: in his
name, will not show a want of it is his eoodu',
bet will invite his recently made arrporiatancit to tabs
a real: for although the Speaker be the son of so
Archbishop, the Worthy Baronet thus trlly sod

novelly Pieria is of a emit mare ancient family Oise
shst of the high Proisie it the heed of the Speaker's,
and is moreover recommended to his notice by •
People. who hove miniboom' sore to mike the arts
both of war end peace dovish, than any other
town in England. There are many little plea-
sant concomitants to ibis musty F.lection. which
we bane not time to dilate o• at punt, such as
franking letters of thanks to the electors for the dis-
tinguished Mormons conferred on him, and receiving,
free of postage. those which say be addressed to him
by congratulations from his friends, &c. &c. As to
the privilege of being freed from personal arrest for
debt, it is not to him an immunity, for Sir Charles
is one of thou old fashioned Gentry who make a
point of pa7ing their tradesmen their bills, being
considered debt. of banner, without any offence to
many Royal ilighnemes, Right Honoorables. and Ho-
nourable T. S—, G. ll—, W. —, IL P----
&e. &e. &c. Rot we ere sorry the 'Necrosis,' Can-
didate, if in we may call the chosen, who did not se.
licit votes, bet only promised that if elected he would
do his duty; are truly sorry that a family italic-
tion (no less than the death of the parent who gate
him birth) should have prevented his abasing to ear
mirthful account of the proceedings in this happy dis-
covery of a core for a sue which seemed rusediless.
The Meeting was held, u we said, on New Hall
Hill, a well-seleeted piece of groood, formlog a kiwi
of amphitheatre ; and from the event of the crowd,
which completely filled its arts, pot less thus 50,000
people must have been present, A plat-form was
owlet! in the centre. Mr. Enwosos (schoolmaster)
took the Chair, end rest' a letter from Sir Charles
Wolsoley, swing the devil of 14117 Wolseley, his
mother, and arcuentiag for his necessary absence
warn that silllrti.•n. Mr. Edmonds then addressed
She crowd, owls his accustomed coolness and happy
effect. and was followed by Mr. hi AODOCEI (another
schoolmaster), and then by Mr. Lawn (a school-
master of Cnventrv, and the rime person who spoke
at Stockport). Dieu persons proposed that Sir
Charles Weisel*, sisoold be soot up to Partial:out
▪ Legislatoti.l Attorney and Representative •f
Birmioeltem." The issalog of a writ being coeval-
sort, they hall Pet awaited flirter. of such mandate,
bet anticineted she right. The privilege coasting-
'tensity heleaged to them. end they were 1•1611ing
their defy germ' abjures le proceeding to advise
the Sovereign by their Represeutstive. If they bad
not bees comissaded to to do, Rostra/ rested with
others. _ _

The Baronet was then nominated, sod wooded,
pro forota—duly proposed, and aided, amid the
It intirriog acclamations of owe undivided multlted&
The show of a forest of bands was a striking and
Interesting view, every pereen Wog distinctly visible
to each other. A long Remeasinnee to Paslionseet
was read, which the new-elected Meeker was to
present to the Boots, end demand of the Speaker
hie place In the Comment assembly. A &potation
was proposed in wait on Sir Charles Wolseley, and
;ire him the necessary instrections of Ids Constite•
ents. Sr Charles hid provisesly promised thee to
go and claim his seat Is the blouse If they elected
►im. This will at least be a new and interesting case
for the nest Session, and it will be the cause of quo-
tallansfrom Blackstnee, and otherCommentaters upon
oar Constitution, that taxation without representa-
tion is not lawful.

Mr. Worms addressed the crowd, congratulating
the people of INumingltano on baying taken their pre-
pe► intend and rank in the empire.
Major CARTWRIGHT said a few words, is the way
of returning thanks, for the flattering attention paid
to his 'tertian@ id the cause of ketone.

The business of the Meeting occupied three helm
The almost order and attention were observed ; and
this immense alterably broke op, and retired to their
linen, with Si 11111 a regelarity and tranquility ea
though reforming from a place of worship! It was
• pore 'temple to other places, is the peaceful end
•orerrapted gambit et the elective fra•chiae.

Th. prtacipal speakers dined together afterwards,
at the Primp Tavern.

OLD RAILFY. JOLT 15.

Victor"' JqlswOnswil;s;ee 11.;;;; were toad frailty of
Limp nod welling are Nose of bane Weadtead, mad steal-
owing. anodes of wwwing-sp rel.
Coupon smears. a Ors of ussosetatio.
Janes Jewell, yarrow, Awned Elisabeth Robison wills
115.6.1 no we Ist of Jaly.
The fireweed Ont he was drink a the floe, sad the
charge was skezediet lee isallatiot le 11111•6•1 to • asaviolow.
314. arpisined.
The Protester's espesees were refuse/ in esesupeoe et
hie fospredettee. and

Thel:eausee Sestoalirr reeousweadied Mum 145 go le Ka mei*
as fast so psesib:e. and Walobenet rate of he wed wars.
Wiligio sad Jobe ROAN were cliareed
cloth aad • sari es•apprel, sad Williams I 'AU, with rat thrill,
she seeds, Itsewilog ibew S. beo.o IPS, the property of
The Preernow did eat appear.
•ette titebefield ties dinged wish stenliow Mobs. silver
slows; awl mew anklet. from she bone ef William pr,1::;
11 11Wilerfellifil. K -rood. to shoe the
was weans She bad behaved wish perfect propriety fee
Yr Mat venal of bre inner, bet taking to a aline of
manumit, sbe excited sospiciao. sad elite ler box was
searebed saris* &aides of the Priwreetor's property were
toned is is. sersber aids duplicates' She several paw a-
brut Pro mended with she goods described is which were
Ye Prrwecsdoes.

The Primmer protested kr takeesee I her appeuthace add
deaseakor were of a creditable taw.
Job. Reeves, his wife, sad dove sisters of she Primates. all
&rear lookios people, described her pass behaviour as very
esesepla.y.
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She:- ernWeased. however, that she was 1.0 drank that she did
ant know bet that .be might, without bring cambia, a It,
bate pat wee of the thin. in her bnr.
The RECORDLI adramed s hi.. sisnlich very dipreasrefal to kw,
hut Me weld sot has* paw nrd the spoons is khout keowleg it
—Guilty.
Thesis Payee was Howard with breekieg the baste aid
stralieg lir. tel. from Grego lAI4. The parties were both
!showers. as: occupied Fellers* apartments in nh. awns knew.
—Ort the Sell April lee. Prisoner tank the key how the place
where it was bowing. emceed the Premieres !transitive,
sled as he folly coofeswel, took the looney is quntioe.—
Goat,.
army Dale w,n elorged wick needing a 101. and other Doses
Irma the pennant' Thews:. hoer.
_The Prianalor is a wagger. and went with ihe Prisoner
Nish she Untl,• lap. llacnicge Nell,. on the 4-lb Jane. Flew
be railed for one alarm retort; ..f a in and water. then he ens:. d
fir nrnsher t then hr fell suliep ; nil 314 lama roolsol his more"
minter got an serer ; writ slier and a pr. headed the Pr 4.
err. There was re • 11. n..te (ammo al ; menthe- Nevoid
1,8 a linatet.enahert the re juror. mold 1101 90 ear the; were ll*.
re afforded the (*awl teeth nillllsemrlit. en his tram examen.,
bon by Mr. APllllll.lotng a hnenok n. of lhr .sue .stets order.
• ALUM rolls I evidence so pen,. he na.,seg of the *Wes
r ncd npaa she l'irotwr Into the hand, ed the Prenectsiar ; bet
it was not spry pram.
VA...44in*. tie newer. apprebeeded the Ilriver.er, who eve.
freed basins tallest the woory and ha. sac bidden it Its the
loppatill.l44 Cruse, It woo so. tweeter 'seed store. am
was this resfeshot 'trifler dose le .06- &reifies Societe the
plaiiorlll4..

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