The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-09-30 00:00:00

TLE sT.TV.s.MAN.

to be s seeltioes book—(4 Issib).—mod he shwa
mot be is the Nest osrprievd, if the I.rd Mayor,
were, is owe of his (Grimm rageo• Is pressee•
public p's.. ' and tralssolllity, se mete dikeppre.
bulges of ell those penises site had bees petty of
keillbe this Isfessess week.—( Lewd laughter.)—
. The passage he siloeed to ayes os follows:—"" How
L' the ',Milel city bemuse so harlot I it was fell
of Pedro's, ; rightmtommea lodged in it ; but sow
asurtferers. Thy Prisms are rebellion's, and coon-
pasties. of thieves: every owe 'meth gift., and fel.
loweilt after rewards: they judge net lbe folserless,
wither sloth the nem of the widow come ems
them." Aid again," We sets the wicked, it shall
he ill with him s for the reward of Ms hands shall
be given him. As for my people, children ere their
oppresenrs, sod women rule over Merl omy pas.
pit, they which lead the. cuts. thee to err, and de.
stray the way of sky paths." " What mean ye, that
ye heat my people to pieces, and grind she fares of
the poor; faith the Lnrd of Hosts." TM. woo, in.
deed,. roost seditious passage, end was well wolthy
of the atomism of the greet Magistrate take Gated the
Citric chair. Ho sandaled by rettossia•ndinst the
people to persevere In the pub they had trodden;
and whatever persecutions they might esperienco, to
1 i proieed, keeping in view that west vileable urea-
': sere. the independence of the milieu. Ile teapots.
lilted the • lawy epos the gloriosa trittooph of this
' day, sad otilareiMul a hops that it was** an earnest
I
if future efforts to saistelo their character. Helen

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W lifrtd Nokia". se he dreier {ire( ow Itscheed R. 416-
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.4.-

Before the guidon coed be put, the Common
Crier came forward, and attempted to dissolve Om
Ilell. As soon, however, es the brit word, "0 yes!"
1". Pr mi, his voice was completely drowned
by the most discordant mends of bootloge. howlincs,
and hisses, sod sr cries of " No. no," voritersted
from rll tarts of the Hall. TIP. Crier was ultimately
compelled so give set to th► woke of Ilse Livery,
sod retired from the frost of the hertiorte. '
Me. Tutruirrom their rrreedird to put the emotion
upon 'la Ite.oletiou he lied jest propmed.—(Crier
of, let the Crier pet the qeestion.)—Applirtion mss
lenesedistels mtd• to the CfiPf. but the blow refased,
seyiwa '• I won't do it."—(Cries of, " Choler him,
order tits, ;" '• We won't igo toss election Übe dots
not.")—The Crier, however. still refused, and Mr.
Thonspenn pet the goestiew, end it was curled in the

Mr. Sheaf Pesti', returned his hearty thins.
sod assured the Livery that his small eadeeveurs
were scarcely worthy of so great an honour. Placed,
however, ss be was, he said be did out forego soy
claims as to seniority ; but to *mild !nee this ques-
tion for the ronsideraiimi of his fellifir.citisens.—
(Grin of " You shall hew it.")
Mr. breezes then cam* forward and said, that
the Gentlemee of the Livery had another duty to
perform before they separated. It had Wye dia.
revered that the worthy Magistrates of Manchester
hed, lastestl of being the protectors of the law, bees
the very Grit to violate it. Bet he *as proud te
see, that the Mutes of Ibis metropolis hod sleeve
enevgh to resist these oppressions. The Ude( Ma.
gimlet, of this city had, la imitalies of thee* Mee-
theater Magistretert, smarty followed their slept;
sod it was sew forted that eves the Inferior *Mural
bed presumed to adopt the mite coarse. Ho had
bee. told that the Lord Mayor had sworn in as ad-
ditional member of Constables for the purpose of
keeping the peace.—(4 iwatgA )—Bat such was the
ealighteeed stale of the City, that be was convinced
set one of those special constables would act against
the people while standing forward to maintain their
privileges. Ile concluded, after making some fur.
tier nb dons, with moving the thanks of the Li.
very to Mr. liertryllest, for his mealy, ladependeot,
and spirited conduct at Manchester. This Resole.
ties was received with many masks of approbatioa,
mixed with some hisses, particularly hoes that pert
of the Hosting, where Mr. Smith and others were
rtalieeed. The qoestion was ultimately put, endear-
ried with acciamatiees sod waving of bats from the
Livery.
Mr. HUNT thee VMS forward to the frost of the
Illetiego, sod wee received with applause, wised
will some blame. He stood for a few moments,
eritillet bete/ able to obtain a hearing, and some cries
el" Of, off!" were beard from a few en the bootlegs.
leagth, by the great power of his voice he reader.
ml Mewl, &edible. " Gentlemen, I shall detain
yew but a very short time." Again he was interrept.
ad, sad daring the tumult he oas addressed by snare
elle ea the isailags. Mr. Hunt contiated—" Gee.
Hewes, one of the Loral !Jeer's's has bed the
decency to ask me ' Where is your wife?'—(7xo.
11011 rssoweded with continued haighier.)" My
soiree, Gentlemen, was, ' Not she,. your's is—
kept at the public espence.'"—( toudest huogker,
wised with cries of " Bravo, /lent ;" and " Coarse
If addressed to Mr. Smith on the hustings.—
Cries of " Nesse, wens," were also heard from
amongtbit.people.)—"' Gentlemen, le is sot weirdly
of year eetke."—['lhe tomtit la the Hall was sow
SO Met iecresied, that Mr. Hunt was usable
to render himself audible for some time. At
length he odds " Gentlemen, I am is no berry ;
can wait as loug as you please ' • till to-morrow
night, If you wish it. lam tot to be peeked off my
guard, don't you believe it."—(No, no, Bunt, ow
know that.)—" If I were so easily pet off my gaud,
I should not have received your thanks ibis day...—
(Urea*, limit, go if wy boy.) The tumult still cos.
'lased, being kept up chiefly by the hisses from •1
pert of the hustings, which the body of the Wiry
cad o red to stile by loud plaudits.]—" lam is
no hurry. I will Indulge you, and will wait till
the hisses are discontineed." After • abort pease, he
continued s—'l Yea know • great deal toe much of
we--(loud insigister)—* soppose that I should be
pet slows by clasmour."—(We know it,ow know ii.)
—lf, be coatinsied, any of those Gentlest's who had
thought propel to oppose him by greens and hisses,
would COW forward and address the Livery, he was
sate they would hive • patient homing, eetwitit.
standing their advertimmisets in the pebble papers,
'sad their Loyal Leedom Tavern Meetings.—(Cries of
I irk wok!, succeeded by a few calls of OA of:
• biotin histlep.)—lt weld, he obsemd, bate bees
ill hopt•mai4 Want la hie to Inv, aildtsule
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the Livery. respectleig Ronlotions is which he woe
so perversity creeected ; bet he had cops forward
ills day to pertains a 'duty whicki.very Englishman I
was Monti to esecete—to protect • fettow.riegeo 1
when his liberty was in dangs.—(Apirtange )-
110 should not have attended in this Hall, ha' he
not received • loser, stating that it was the im-
itation of the Lord Mayor to take into easterly soy
perste, who should dare to address the Livery epee
any sahjoet then that immediately connected with i
the kar.intss of the def.—Wrier of " Shanee,l
shame." sod " Prager the letter.")—Tito moment hell
obtained this laformation, although se recently re-r 1
leased from a gloomy dungeon, he determined at all
fiats to stand tensed to protect the rights of his
fellow-cititeas.—[llere Mr. Host was egale inter.
roved by some partial hisses, eeerpowered, bow.
ever, by cries of " Breve, braes !"]—l enure you
I ten in no berry, G•11111.111M ; bat I am determined,
if I nait here till midnight (polling a .Igbt.cep from
his pocket), Cr obtain a bearing.—[A roar of
laughter ascreerled this declaration, and for some ml.
notes the 11.11 continued its an sprier. Mr. Hunt
appeared to ocj.i the merriment and hisseillaughed
heartily. Ile afterwards reseased.]—rho threat, of
the Lord Mayor had, it appeared, elided in smoke
and a few biases, and he in return had received every
meek of coalesce sad enteritis§ from his fellow.
chive,. With respect to himself, be begged leave
to 'spree, his humble (hacks for the high honour
*hid) bad been conferred spots him. Flo had always
endeavoored cowsclestioesly to perform his drily to.
his eoentry.—( Bravo )—Oa this occasion, he bad
received the approbation of a great pettifog of his
fellow.coontrysen, and he assured them, that he
entertained an inward feeling of conscious united,
and satisfactiou for the line he had takes in the Isle
proceedings at Macchester. It had bete said, that
the people of Ragland had 'tweed this (cob's!.
ante even to a fault ; but he would ask, what would
have been the consegeence. if the people of Man-
chester had come to the Meeting op that day pre-
pare/1 to resist ? - (.Ipplause, mixed with a few
hisses, " Bravo !" and a cry of " foe are the
cease of all.") Ile appealed to his fellow-citizens
to declare, whether he bad ever in his life put
any man in a situation where ha had not pieced
himself.—(Cries of No, no !) lie never had, see
ever would, risk the I.fe of any fellow-cosa-
tra man where be would not risk his own.--
( Dravo!)—The Livery had expressed their opinion
upon the conduct of the Magistrates aid Yeomanry
of Manchester s he begged leave to recite a distress-
ing case which bed come to hie knowledge very late.
ly. even so late as last night. A person of the name
of Hall, with his son, a boy about the age of 14 for
13 years, who at that time writhed in one of the fee-
terries in the neighbourhood of Manchester, attended
the Meeting on the 16th of August. The father was
cut down by the Yeomanry, and coneeyed to the
Infirmary." —o:eke of "Shame." fro* the Livery,
mixed with 'few hints from the 1I rings.)—" They
doe'( like it Gentlemen, (pointing to Mr. Smith and
the Gentlemen serrrunding him); het they mast
either treks from the Hosting', or steel their hearts
splint this distressing receipt of their own bloody
deeds."—(" Shame, shame," and hisses; a cry of
i" Turn them out.") This poor man was takew
opeechleas to the hospital, and there remained In the
same state for 17 de'', and at the end of that period
leap:red. His name was never recorded as having been
tin the hospital ; he was bailed without an inqaest, or
1 the isle enquiry; gad the poor unhappy SON attired-
ed his father to the grave, unheeded and unobserved.—
( Loud end reiterated cries of " Shame;" and" lbw
do you like that, Johnny?")—The boy, who worked
in this factory, was immediately dismissed by his na-
tant ler ; bet such •as the noble end generous feeling
excited sarong his fellow-workmen, that they eel.
!wed the sem if eight shillings sad siapence
from among them, aid told him to go to " Loam
to tee Mr. Mood" These facts weeld loos appear
before the pobile, in the shape of as allidevit.—
Alother fact of a similar kind had also erase to his
knowledge a very short tine since. A father bed
lost his son, a boy about the age of 1 1 or 12, on the
day of the Meeting, and applied at the Infiraery to
know if be had beets taken is; the answer was, that
the boy had on been there. The nest day the unhappy
father was informed by several persons, that Beth •
bey as he described had been taken late the hospital ;
the trestle parent demanded admittance at the In.
liewney, sad forced his way le. He examined the
wards and beds with greet care, and was unsuccessful
In ledlog his unhappy boy : at leagth, as he was re`
eroding eat of the Lairmary, he cast his eyes behind
the deer, and immediately exclaimed, " Thereat* my
boy's clothes." He examined them more closely,
and was satisfied of the fact. It appeared, therefore,
that this lad had bees Nasally take. Cato the hospital,
sad buried wittiest the knowledge*, his own parent.
Such was the atrocious and Weems coodect of the
wherein of Manchester: but these eases which he
had related were net solitary ones : every day facts
ere IR into the public ear, and it might herald epos,
that not half the deals were yet ascertained. He
csociaded by weenie' his sincere thanks, and by
expeessiog his engross and readiness when called
upon, to come forward and protect the rights of his
fellow-comatrymee.—( Loud applause.)

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Mr. BUISITIIAD. St the Seconder of the RM.,
lotions, returned oho his thanks for the honour con.
ferrrd open him, end pledged himself to be reedy to
undergo imprisonment, red even death for his reentry.

Mr. HUNT again stepped forward, and saki he had
a word to speak to the Livery. He directed their
attention to the Cosmos &violet, who was doing
at the farther end of the Heating, and in order to
give a geed ?kW/ of hio, a leas was formed by the
crowd on the Hastier, at the end of which was dia.
covered the Gems. Seljesnt. Visas observieg
the people bent into a load Isiah, end cried eat,
" Little Jef 1" Mr. Heat, palatine to hit', said, that
was the was who threatened Mr. Wishbone to bring
his Into the King's Beath, " where he woad met be
allowed to speak." Let it be recollected (he cond.
need) that this little ledivideal. who is a great ledge
in the City, is beta junior Comel in the King's
Bench.—(Gries if " Tern kb I cut, turn little Jef
owl 11e begged leave so proposa—
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TeSbe:
litre Tiaaats tat Ms Comman am der. and ors
he.fw
their Asa aadjeaditiors emodert la eatroolgu Novara. Plaews. ilag dhel=gr,
arising NM of She Isle aramactleas at Maraboder.

libl•lo“.trishrool6l6ly Plit 60 allied,

sere u
whethea •is a pxblk et s ptibeMe eberieter. il. fe- 'senior.
wirer at the service of hie fellow ?i• our oho
wi ...o.ed the dread:el wean at Ikon. err. %hick had non •
soder hit view. bat mil hart Now birowlf compelled. iv
. were hominity Maw, to time remand apnea such an occieio
Ike form to which hr alluded were too sell Inman in nee4 .
be arise repeated, bider& he feare.t. were he IS marrow it. t e
riarration wool 1 mu harrow qt their feelings. a- to rend. rine,.
wholly 1.-capable of proreediog in the other issportibt boss,.
Of credos. There Isere (12041 is oleic* reamer I.e :in-
flamed etch cherished ni • boly an t kr fell it an imp -
tines doer so la till the perpetrators oft s.e Niro.
*tees deeds were broocht to jaw ire. 1... v.• brutes. earlaimed the
tinaleame. spate their ewe species, the lion fallow. am the
lion, nut den *eller ponae she tire e i b mew nod fens.
ewe, crur4 , hat asees the: nolbleat weft et esealloa, aloe,
penises arid daughters hi. 11 How man t set gals woo. but
woman, lovely 1••••••1, sod rime lowseent childhood. whirls
smiles at the fibre atomt to think its Mood. fall •i. thee so hie
permeate's.; and nominate( Dathority ! oh 1....e11.trra tin
Man I where Is plat toiril fIM Ifenefe! *here oir 1..4 c I
He Lad beard minty fleutteassen., wite.e penile& @pintoes uric
le favour of Garerament, georrolly rate. Mt that sort day tad
within the pre-elem.( she Me. ties, that if the it .mtati
respect la the Manehover oharives relate.* at had Vett!
wiled, they *AO teal be lowilled. Those Gawk,. to. It •
liambl. were Woad is soy seemesbial as the pre.rst iec a.bia
On were bored to mew forward.and totay,lll diey a• th.
had *Awn. that they had too goad as apish* of it ape in,
roppole it pos.ible for *eh westerners le bow tales plan..
—l6aad applame.)-11e hashed than for die indolowidwith
*fedi airy bad herd him, he would soldiMenidr tidat
the propriety aradoptiog ametiter Regoludna, amoneimd wins
she her orevereores at ilemtbriter. A Rroolotho had it..
propotal and adopted. as no earlier part of their ptifterdlor.
ereerally, that a othirriplio• shoo* be mum rd
trythl e Livery fat die of share •be had ittfered. 116 wit,
cent* oat. that be. of the p.m* of the 61%, obi. h ors. their
perm, the Camas Coostlishoold be noted apse to sobtettio
towards** leadable object. ladartheraare of thh view he Am&
wore a Nrwilunion. direetibc a Thai • Peoiti a hermit...l
for and ao WWI of the Uvery teethe Goan of. Common Coleco ,
that hody to cram such a mos. in aid .d tbedabieri p-
ties kg Wirt of the delferers at Mitarbeiter. as is ibeie
wiikui diaN meg or ei.7' In prop stag ills Arial* ea. he felt
that he min brand to prods* some ihotaortislo shirt • .Miler
departure wits rarogaiwd from she petite role al Dormers* ar-
mlets. In perms* of view, hr mould aim that themes
of Idlool. "IP drationd te lb widows of .hire silo hod folks in
the late claimer weft& at the elme of Ile *Dr. Ile caw I
state alai there woe 1.6.101. *rimed to she Porticoes* hollWrrs,
mod u,O 01. toward. the bandies of as rpheopel Chapel es
Upper Casaij. Will such Macao et to *ppm him, be dirt
• t beiltnie to propene .he Aerofoil* whit** hod pa de -
icribed. red prepense; that be shoo* totheltde what be had
to nether., toile Muting.-.{toed and continued appbtose.]
Tae Iles .lat:on was sore pot sad tarried by a VIM majomtv.
Mr. • as tare twos* ImasNblds after, had /puke
fa the 6•11-.. tint effect. as far a. we Centel his ticuerva
tioe- : was esweitomv, he said, to anasinale two Ahleroms
for the afire of f.-rd Motor. The Livery had the power hi
Dominate sea, •ast which ow. she coon of Alder** made
their Amer,. Mr. Waiibmion sit bailee served she were of
Sherif, vr.e ax eligible, not thetefole he *mild propose Mr.
Alderman Wood arid it,. AUCTION Thorp iss the Combiner.
*hoe the irolependetit Live•y ought t. return.—(llowel ap•
plain.)—lt 11-1.• happy reflecting for them to fret. that whir.
weer the diionsitins of the Court of il.ktifil• right be. it
coed Daly oct epee the eonlimilion ..f U•ery. if therefore
the Livers remitted two 'Wien mete, the Caen isf Aldermen
mars appall oar barest wain to the Civic Chair. whirl .;.•
the iisdott they all And in slew.—(Lneol applaisse.)—He wry
told this bit Itesoluttim would mix oe pet, but at se esper...ii
the term of she Deny, of which he had an dwelt—(Lood ap •
planw).—c.ny *plain* from whatever authority. ce.IJ not
*eke hit nominion mso she richt. The Livery tial a nclu to
itbpleso wn riviniee na every objet rewarmed wills tar %Woe.
of the thy, acid Omit Its Ilemelotion evpres.e.l n enterei
orspositi..a, ”4 as bt Itsl nnr.ected w:tb the el. et of the
lareilar. and be was per...led would receive the roontrreacu
of .he Liner. it could net lie tejrcied spun any grimed of Agar
na.horitr. Ile rancladed with moving
" That the mite* of tuna** in she choice of Lard Mayo. is
' weeriarilv dessructice ref the pianist.' of (tee election, ant
slant we do therefore retort, Aleferiera Wood nod Thorne ha lb*
COSH of Aldmeitio, as •It sal proper permits to 111 tool Miss
de, in the COMA yen,
This proposal was followed by the most oath..
Antic marks of approbation by the assembly, esti(
the Resolution was carried triemplmatly, a tar
hands city is that lesson assembly having been
held op against it.
r The Commas StRJIANT gem forward, end stated
I. the higertog, that the name/ %voila be propos.4
fur their approval its the order in which they were
Nominated by their respective proposers, sod 'bat
accordieg to their duke 1110 y amid be Monied to
the Geri of Aldermer.
The names of the Aldermen below the Chair,
consomme's% with Sir Menhir, Blossom, were then
pet up hi the usual form, end greeted aecordlng to
their oak is popular estimation, bat the most
powerful display made by the Court party during
the day, was that which took place in the show of
bawls for the fleellialled el Alderman Bridges. The
majority, however, against him sag so overwhelming
as to reader his support only worthy of notice, is
coating'd with the other mere decided tailor.* of the

pert,.
The Cosmos Sznicsat declared the election to
he, according to the show of heads, is favour of
Alderman Thorp and Aldermen Weed; and statad
shortly ofterwerds that s Poll was demanded by two
of the Liverymen, on the pert of Alderman
Mr. Hunt isformed the Sloth he soder.
dontoad it wee the intestioa to he roll
immediately, he therefore regeseted s loads
of Aldermen Wood sad Thorp w *le
and shot they would not vote is pie
party, which wield destroy the 'him they is
view, bet divide their votes Woe,. them for the 11
Wright of she Court of Aldermen, who woes sitimetsiy-
to wicks 'Mir choice.
This Address was followed by greet applause, end
the derrieres from the Hall, which seemed to be in
rapid progress before, were arrested by thesoggettion.
In a short time after, the Under Sherif barium*.
the Livery that they might depart, bet were expected
to renew their ettartdaric• again at hulf-pest Nor,
when the poll.books would be tiptoed, and the ballet
be cootinsed from that period for one hoer.
Mr. limn, sot coosidering the intimation to have
hem givers is a voice satirically 'edible, took care
to repeat it with s voice sofficiently distinct.
[Before we coselsde our sillies of this portion of
the day's proceedings, we feel it bet right to mention
an instant of the conduct adapted towards the Gallo •
Ibmen ednoretrel with the Press. Three of these
Gamier/ea, belonging to different establishwests,
who were is the Hail as early as sieves o'cleik, •
were refused sulmitiefor to the hustings, after re.
posted applications to the Mershstmest•. eof
these*Marshelaren, whose name we • 4
Haulms, resisted every appeal, ow the g of
the etrirt orders he had teethed. Indeed, Ms ill.
duet was se much in consistency with that of his sr-
sociites in office, that we entertain bat little doubt of
his having acted by authority. The public will draw
their inference from this; or, if the escort. •• have
stated be unfounded, the rerpoosibto @Scam, 'we
hope, will take cars in future, by proper admiralties,
that no pretence so injurious to them shall be weds
by those, who, acting under them, may stn! it,..
their little despicable laireoce Is Cm Wiwi of ri
?Wit infonoscion.]

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a ws 1•4(111; called upon
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Mr. • P*%m,.. twee ranntrd 10 return yank, Nnrd t ohnn.
den 01appl are•re ti en rbat are•poll