The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-11-23 00:00:00

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, 1819

" The Cause for skid HAMPDEN fell in Ms. Field, and STONST died on the Scaffold!"

CIRAND EXHIBITION sod SALE ROOlll
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h:&aka ia gbh moor,. Wham Oat free deprovotas at 'hide.
will be soid at bulk swr• Asa half the wires 4 he. ara••••
R. aid Co. Ira the ',label Illitusfaelarert of Pelee' Nevins
Dadtaak. they have latraderod • iraririv of sew deltas.. and
have at she. lima va isatease Stork, St. per Wd **dew 'be
honer 'neer; opmtd hlovvrai as s related Fermium,. fast
mow.. al I.t Llaton sK N 61 a oda As. b, s Lear Mr" a,
Partake 4nd nlbet nova Mass. Imin 96. N. Mr fwd.
weihrokase at $. ate matallv elerar4 l s. 111. by aultke h -ales l•
150 la•de Womb' Q•l4, as flr.. 1I the Need art Want over
sem at we volonia.-.Faiallies faralAtog 11W AN samba al as
least 10 yet amt, by ate reedy apps LIMA.

Horgetses eel Ilegoisitionista, sad aecentpseed by
somber of the inhabilasis seined the Hall. The
person assembled it this tin Me.iiet exceed IWO,
bet they asetioued to encreeer, sod shortly after the.
proceediegs coesmeecest, the Hall is *lrish the Soel
deal se bold oteceempinely lilted. Oa the unetime
of Dr. Teentortsj..y. Heeeallack, Bee. the Maya,
Leek Ike Cock.
111-Dr. TAUNTON said, that in frameg the Addle %
Carted been taken that nothing eboold be legs.
dead *bleb should sautes a seat of
Piny topic bad been omitted which could teed to 11
Nieman of opiates. They meet 'M.1.6. is cases.
these blasphemous predeedeas which wen so
teiy dreeleted, for the detestable pupae of tep-
ee she mesh, del they might destroy the
she pomplo. .Tho toberbkewes of Terre won al-1
ways presidefie as the firmest emooget thu people
of Cogswell, is attachment to *be Oevernmeit, sod!
orderly behaviour; he hoped they weed still show
themselves ainspiceous for loyalty sad good endow.
The Doctor emended by readies the Address, with
the 'reception of a paragraph which was sebseloreily
"sponged, mad which stated. that if ever they (the
inhabitants of Truro and of Kasai sod of St. Cle.
'nest) were called en to redeem their pledge, week
Heaves avert, obey trend they weed sat be famed
soworihy Show astestArli who cherished the rapists'
embers of the Royal nese is former times.
The Address being heeded to she Chairs.% he
'melted whether it would not be proper to propel.,
mime Resolutions. Dr. Taunt.* nes beteg atspeted
with soy, she Rev. Mr. Penedo proposed two,which
\eked prepared for she evasion. The Resoletien
being seconded by Wm. Inlay, Esq.,
JOHN CASPANTre, Igsq. role sad said, that cooper-
ring, es he did, is the SeNliseinsespremed in the Re.
editions' he could net, however, allow the. to pee
without obeervieg that, in his opiniee, they see'
defective, as omit Hag all allele@ to the unhappy
wises at Manchester.—[Hers the Requisitioeidel
sod their Meads cemmoomed hiatus; they were 10..1
modiste, replied to by plaudits from those who sp.
proved of Mr. Csrpreer's observations, and the Hall
weedily became a saws of seise and sprear.]—Dr.
Teertion attempted to spelt is order, cootarding
eat, scaler the terms of the Requisitioe, no
to the proceediugs at Meatiness could be permitted ;
hot his voice was drowsed amidst cries of " Mr.
Carmine, beer Mr. Carpeuter." After tide had coo.
Sneed for some time. the Meyer with dilleetty sh-
oaled s hearing. He said, be thought it highly is-
pear to attempt to dicese a genies that weed so
Nee be taken up by the gist tribunal is. the cosenry,
es* be would rot allow it, nor could each a diseas-
es* be permitted ender the Reqeisitioe.
Mr. CA ortolan said, that lit loyalty to his King ke
would Bald to no man; he emomatied, that as the
oshappy irsoesetions at Manchester went Is troth the
feendatiee of the Meeting, it surely could not be
'kregelsr to notice them.
Hers the tumult recommenced, the hisses of the
one party being drowsed by the applies. of the ether.
At length a momentary Waco beteg *Wised, the
Mayor "eked Mr. Carpets', If he bed soy "mood.
meet reed)? Mr. Carman/ said, that mot being
aware of what would be proposed, he had sot pre-
pared any.

&Jim- seer

GOA NWA LI. 111 h ETI NG.
[FROM TN VIM 'RITMO
TiIURO. v••. 19.

We hue received a letter from Rkhard G.lly
Bennet. Fog.. of Trasillias.hout, stating, that u
soon as he heard of Ilse disclaimer io the Cereasil
Goalie of Saturday last, in the name of certain
possess at Nestle, ono had signed the Requisition
is the Sheriff for • Gusty Meaning, be sent a mos.
sum to each of them, desiring varganefinn,
Tito asswers returned were a, rutin • :—John Ousels
was told, that the paper he 'ivied, awl which ap-
peared ia lb* Cornwall Gaulle, was in f of
King and Constitution, and nobody amid be against
that. W. Onion signed, bream ha *sold sot of.
fend the lie'. Mr —. W. Glanville, Roiliest
Glasser', and Juhu Dose did not understand either
of the papers they signed. William Rowe sad Rob.
Vincent said, they were compelled to sign the paper
that wee last presented to them ; Thns Mean wished
he had signed neit-iirr of the pipers ; John Martyrs,
John Moon, end J.bs Seed', wished to join rinds..
party ; John Clemo signed the lest paper because the.
Justices wet at his house ; and James Onion never
signed the paper which appeored in the Cornwell
(home. so mach for the disclaimer that was pub.
fished es Sounds, last, with so much " pomp sod
pier...mats meg,"

The contempt with glitch the oracle of tha Bo-
plifillaf and tapir adherent% affect to treat
loamy of those oho have signed the itequisitioa for a
Comity Meeting, as being tradesmen, etc., will, we
are persuaded, be amply repaid. We are asserod,
awl we believe, that there Is sot a parses amongst
those whew sames crowd our columns this day, who
is eel either a freeholder wan inhabitant householder.
The theroogh ;mimes may affect to regard sects men
with score, as beetath thoir notice; and living *sly
to minister to their gratifications or embitioa ; bet it
is such Mtn (bat campus, the sinews of the Stith', the
iedependeace and security of England. Yet it is sot
a little eatranrdinary, that In the list of names pub.
fished by these Noble birds, es their adherents 8114
sepporters, we find those of eppreatices and it..
peepers ; whilst many bate Wetted twice, sod sum,
three times, bi swell the reeks of their patrons. But
the whole is its character.

Mr. Uvoo came forward, sad staled he had two
additions! Resolutions to propose as s• auteadoest,
sod proceeded to address the Meeting. He could sot
avoid congratulating the Citatlmes who had 'ivied
the R.qaisition to the Mayor, oo the victory they
had obtained over their prejudices against popular
Meetings. lie was happy to Ind that those who
treobled at the apprehension of a Gouty Meeting,
' were so far able to overcome their fetus, sod to
" screw their cower to the sticking. piece," as to its•
site the whole adult popolatioa of the Borough of
Truro, sad the two siljaceat parishes, to meet sad
&Obviate on a most isportast logistic gentian. T.
the Resolutions proposed he did sot was to object;,
though ha thought as a sot of phases had beets eidetic)
impressive of a spurious Mod of loyalty, sad a 'Jobless
attachment its the Constitetion, the impressions
which contained so Humana of their deteratios.
lion to support the coastitotiosal rights of the
people, se well as jest prerogatives of the Crown,
'should be awl distinct sod uroyeitocal.—(Hisses
and loud erpleasse.)—Bet he timid sot cement to
any A.ldress whatever which did sot contain a
deelsratios of their opinion, that so immediate,
%alma, sod public lavestigation should she place
into the lamentable tratioactions at Msactsester.
—[Hers the speaker wee interrupted by loud blues,
•hlek were speedily answered by acclamatioas.)—
" Ceatletwea," said Mr. Dodd, " f shell wait your
!risers. lam in possession of the Choi., sad shall
assert my right." After some tine he was allowed
to proceed. No wan could be more strongly op.
posed to publications which reviled the Christian Re.
ligfoa thus he was. lie could call such publications
libisphesious, without prejudging the caw of soy in.
divides!; for a Jury of the cowry bed so pro.
nattered thee; sad ho was reedy to join I. every
!sohl meant, fur the purpose of preventing their
introduction into this etreoty, which was happily
free fro. their coulamiaation. At Ike setae ties he ,
was free to coofess. that he did not apprehend thou
publications would obtain an indoeisee over any
lover soy considerable portion of the people. Was
it possible that the great body of the people of this
costotry would resign a system so glorious sad 110 be.
nemolent as Chtiatiamity, for that of Mr. Nina sod
Mr. Carlile T Woul.! Chriitissitv retire because they
had " sunned • rash ariintit it ?" Ths soppositiou
was absurd. Stitt be was silting to geoid against she
evil thst was apprehended. The necessity of Wm•
deicing a declaration of their opinion, that au ea.
quit; into the proceedings et Manchester was
pensable to the public tranquillity sail ',idiot.—
Nero Om uproar recootwooml with Wormed sio•

Pax, ?ii:

The Mira intespeeetl.—N/ was placed in a
&Uwe situation sad hardly lA* hoe to proceed :
h. had already (lien hi. *piston, that soy siNhios
te•the preesedlnee at hisoehoster retail eat ba
al-
lowed soder Ile Regoisition. Ile would nit Nellie
soy person to address halltsmatery setter to the
Martin(.
Mr. Baba midribs bad se letestioa to gelato tie
twinned:mg of the eaferteeato it iVof Aspst. hot
to shoe free sebsequoot eetetreates, that If the
people did est call for sequiry, epee **old ant
take place.
the Mateo said. be would sot alto* s delete
111filtb Wass to prejudge ea lisp/utast tgeostiee that
es. peediog before the 'egoist tribsoals of the
enuotry.--4Thes 4. Mahler. ham prpfriged the
gusettos j es onfy ask for eapetry."l-11. etteld
allow the Rosniatioas to be pet as ae oessonismt,
but would sot allow soy obstotatiou as than is be
addressed to the Moeda&
Atter a groat deal of sooleatioa, the Ressietteer;
trtileti core smeaded by Mr. Almond flittMes,vere
read :

Os potties the qoestlon, that the Ronlotions lost
mad should be added tit those meted by Mr. Pol.
Mete es as suseedmeet, the Mayor, on s slew of
hands, decided that the amendment was strayed.
Thee who supported it, however, declared that they
led the utejerity. The origin, Risoletion sere
them pet and carried.
Mr. Bums •scin age forwitil, to settee amen .I.
meet to the Address proposed by Dr. Teenton. Ile
was net ;sensible to be Wallop end discount
ihst palsied in the public mind ; he tour that ad.
'setae had bon takes of the public distresses, to
press spec the people lepeacteible political theories;
but be also knw that the Puling party had bees east
careful to supply these oho were called dessagnsues
with arguments, *hick it was judged eon eery to
reply to by peed statutes sad military niceties,
them by reason.—(B(aet seed applause )—Bet
t►ough he was not iessesible to the danger el•
toady mentioned, its also saw doom from a goer.
ter in which others perceived nose. When be
saw a combioation of Cipollone! Sovereign", sons
whom *us the Pile* Resent of Hanover, teas.
piing seder foot their own soles. oesegemeets and
the liberties of &rope, he Imola not be eeeppeelasso
sive that the destrectin of the ilbitfin of the note
try might fore part of the genet plao.—(Hissee
sod gnawer )—TWP coodeet of Mlaistel a femur
sully after the tranvertion it Msechoster, showed
the. no eequiry nos to be hoped for. unless the
mimic mace wee 'tingly raised to &mead It.--
steely hail (behind been wiped from the "words
of the Yeomanry Cavalry at Manchester, wiles. in am
ill.fated hour, Ministers indite.) the Prince argent
to give so unqualified ipponl of the conduct of
those who diapered the Meeting on that fatal day.
Rem the 'prier became so great. fro■ the misfiled
shouts of ditapprobatin sod applause, thee it was
fond dAolly loposeiMe to proceed. After 'sea
time, Mr. Dodd consented to read his auseedment
without soy further comment, beim first stated,
that to cessaliste, as far as possible. those who were
opposed to him, he shield emit the clause whisk
drscribed t►e Meeting as legally called, es that woe
said to be a question still at seer; hie oily oldest
Wins to procure a decluttlee of the *piglet el the
Meeting, that en euquiry wit abseletely secomey.4
He thee reed the Address.

The restliag was frequaily interrupted by 60
hi.... of the Doe party sod the apples* of the ether.
Gentlessee near the Mayer desired that he
wou'd pet the Address witheet reeding it ; which was
done. The show el heeds was Dew decidedly la
fawner of the aseedeseet. and the Hall mounded
with acclamations. The Mayer, however, said, that
as it was a ditpeted petal, the parties should be se.
Iterated, sad those who were is f of the awed.
meet shoeld Inv* the Hall. O. this a greet member
trim net, and thee It was said the opposing parties
should she differeet skies. After the hustle that
followed, it was evideet to es that, eves wlthoot
teenage en these who had goo, est on the Mayer's
seettesti-e, there was a decided •ajority le /Geese
of aseendmeat. The Mayor thought wherein,
saying he could eel, lake notice of these Is his 0011;
and after surveying the ewe patties for some mimeo's.
derided that the amendment was mtgatival. This
deckle. was received with shouts en the see side,
and groses and hisses .to the other.

The gamins on the *rights' Address was thee pot,
Mr. BUDD Said, that he moo protest nattiest that
pert of it stitch referred to the tended of the peepha
of Corn.vall in the it.. of Chattel I. with which
they bed oohing to do. The object of that Prince
was the establishes'', of arbitrary power; resold
the Meeting pledge 1160111,10•11 to rapport Goyim.
meet in a similar conical ?—( No, no!)

Mr. J. Enwanns said, that without any team.
staading Ishatever with tho Cientioatas who spoke
last, Ito had stated a similar objection in writing to
Dr. Taunton across tho tabla. It had boos said thee
had nothieg to do with Om transactions which took
piece in the deo of Charles I. Now, ho thought
they had • ;twat deal to do with them; for lir bo.
dosed that them who originally opposed that gall.
meaning. thfirgh mistaken Piirsre, whose fate ho
dop.l.r.d, asserted lb. riglersand liberties of the coon.
ors. 11. •heold therefore mow shut the paragraph
lluded to be struck out. This -a by
Captain Derooshira, sod was
Menton.

Mr. Boric saM is had bac
wont that the events •Idela occurred

ChM.. I. had Neatly; le de

Joni, V1V1431. Eq. send
signed by eh. Mayor, on betel(
that it be vomited by the Members
This hustles being carried,

ye test sue integral"
his ••• seeneded by
I speed to by Dr.
is siseetwelvedt b•
aimed •t the time of
uit► the peesset Ad.
hit Ole Address be
If ef t►e Ileetieg, end
doers for the Borough.
t►e same Gntie■•a
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