The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-11-02 00:00:00

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M. lisaihk Sensate.

PUBLIC AI R RTINGS.

Tie we of holding snooker Mom &Utile( at
Ilsochesspr n• lb. Ist of November Ms bons oboe-

&nod. A second Meeting was also to have bye.
held yesterday at Waki.fiel4l; bet we 6nd by a as.
ties in the Leeds Mercury, that it los is like manner
been .• proposed till falba Reties."
We learn' however, from lbe same Paper, diet
111.-Ainats haw been @sed is follow :
A, Skiptose, on the Itils of November, In personae
of a Requisition, signed by 64 Inhabitant House-
leaders, •• to magic'', of the bat means of briaging
the castigators sad perpetrators of the late atrocity at
Manchester, es Ore 16th of Airiest last, to jostle,'
and of the necessity of Parliamentary Reform."
At Iledderslieltl, ors the same day, in penance of
a Requisition signed by 90 lebabitaut Householders,

and for a .unite, purpose.
At Barnsley els., ow the save day, eked for the
sem* purpose, agreeably to a Requisition, signed
by 46 lohabitsist Householders.
At Keighly, on the 16th of November, for the
same purpose, in pension of • Requisitiou, signed
by 122 lioeseholders.
At Bradford also, ow the 16th of November, in
pursuance of • Requisitios, sigised by 33 inhabitant
householdees, to consider " Ms present state of lite
Representative system, the ..paralleled getout of
casettes, sod the most coestitatiosal moans of ob.
tale's% redress for the nemeses evils with which oar
happy misery is affected;" also, at the same time,
to afford their townsmen aud otighboure es oppor.
iesity of @sprees's, their sentiments relents to the
headed aid enconstitstional proceediegs at Man-
chester, ea the 16th of August lest.
WIGAN.-7110 Manchester Papers letters Ns that
• Meeting is also to be held on the Bth et Novelikee,
on liambetswoed Common, sear Wipe, to ambits,
4, the most stemestoss of all importing questiose.*l
COUNTY Of MIDOLVEZ.—A Reqeisitio• has id
length bees addressed to the High Sheriff of Middle.
see, rectitude( him to call a Coesty Nestles to es.
pros their riptides of the late occurrences at Man.
cheater. Amongst those who hove dried it are, the
Marquis of Tavisteek, Lord Holland, I.erd
/tassel', Sir Francis Borden, and George Byng, Esq.
M. P. The resolution of the High Sheriff has not
yet bees made know..
LIIIGNITIOL —At • Leicester a Requisition, signed
by afty.siz individuals, including, *moos other ra.l
spretable Dames, these of Dr. Alseander, Messrs.
ikewin, Thomas Pares, Esq. M. P. for the 13orotigh.
ke. was presented to the Mayor on Thursday last.
Nest day his Worship sent an issuer, is which,
while he declined complying with the Requisition, he
accompanied it with the following important es.
planation :
" You will readily believe, that to permits in of.
eclat 111111114001190111Tes of information are open which
may mot be known to others; and from these sources
it happens to myself sad my brother Magistrates to
km**, that large bodies of people, sot only in
Lister, bat from other places, are preparing to at.
teed the Meeting which yes project, with inflamma-
tory bosons, caps of liberty, and other revolutionary
emblems, sod that each offensive ensigus will be sc.
compaoied by permsa armed to protect them. Yoe
will be aware that these proceediogs will give to the
Nettie' the character of as illegal assembly ; sad
that consequences may ensue which all would deeply
deplore ; and although her. is sot, as we hew%
the slightest communion of sentiment or object be.
twos. yourselves and the parties alluded to, yet, at
• Meeting so composed, your proceedings must no.
cemerily he ideatiied, and may be wholly oat of your
owe android."
The Requisitionists have, is consequence of this
declinatute on the part of the Slayer, called •
Meeting is their own authority, to be held to.mor.
raw, November 3. They add an *Hoeft request,
" that no person, by Winging banners or any other
insignia, will afford the slightest pretest for any in.
terfereoce es the pan of those who would gladly
repress all repression of public opinion."
GLA4OOW, OCT. 28.—S• stsoneh OWN the Union
Society Reformers to their principles of dise,ing ex-
cised'', commodities, that terry one who happens to
get tipsy has to come forward, confessing his fault,
and promising to do better in Niece; and if he re-

pests the offence, beta earned the rociety.
It is said that a number of Radicals who attended
the Rather'len Mooting rio Saturday were presided
stlth leaded pistols to defend their Sags.
Oa Saturday last' a Meade( of Radical R.•
foram was held atGalstou. About 12 o'clock a
member arrived from Kilmarnock, marching friar
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deep, with mask sod Bags, bearing mottoes of the
anal tenor. Daring she proceedings, the Female
Reformers Iron Galsten, accompanied by • band of
tonic, arrind. When they came militia 40 yards
of t►e hissing., • vocal band sung, " Scots ohs
has se Wallace bled," and moving on, " solemn
and slow," to the snit, a depstation of renal* Re.
fermiers esminted elm homing', and one of them
placed a splendid cap of liberty on the head of the
Chairman, and another presented a flag, inscribed
" Amoral Parlsaments, Universe, Suffrage. Election
by Ballot ;" rimer, " Rise, Britons, and assert
'oar rights;" and a third presented a• Address
from the Galan. Female Reform Society, consisting

of 479 snembors. When thecap of liberty wes placed
open tiro heed of Chairman, the Meeting irsve three
cheers. Speeches of the sisal kind were delivered.
The povple dispersed la ea orderly osenoer.—(Gles.
goo Herald)

• FOREIGN NE IM

The Freed Papers of Fridsy last are suited ;
they commis, however, bet little sews worthy of 00.
tie,. The brit article is. that the Kies met with the
eceidont of stembliag ever a chair, and • little hurt
hit foot. Now, or the French a►e feed of pusaieg,
will asy. that his lifsjesty may net stied se
seas Klass bet that his bead is quite ckar,

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