The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-08-24 00:00:00

halbert.. beer iteld in this part of the kingdom. A
militais Clicer of rank called at the house of our
worths Chief blseistrate (oho was out of town) en
Therm's', to make a tender of the services of the
THE fIEDFOIti)
force wader his command to clear thernand of the The LORD CIIANCILI Olt, on entering into Court
ilimm.acsnn linnsie.e-nsersT provided
,i,tir IN?! This eteraing, stated at length the teases which had
an' think proper `o "3""" '''..".lllE. 8" iniluesced him to prottoona his decision respecting
Worship was again waited upon in the evening b'f the non.admissiew of Jewish children into the charity
she tame person, when he declined the proffered ler. r Bedford. rh
schools of Charter of the Charity.
vireo of the trowlws expressing his conviction that It which was dated in the reign of Edwotd VI. sod the
would be more proper to seed food than sword° sad several Acts of Parliament which had since pissed,
pistols amongst the people. reistite to it,were solely. as it appeared, destined for
" A Meeting of 'Wind' itarrninnat linsnm""l7 the 'Warship of Christians. The first inotanee. which
attended, was held on 'Thursday even*, near Iliad- occurred of the admission of Jewish children to the
del Irhold whew a stringer (strongly suspected t° be school, leek place within the last 30 years, and since
• °PO "tmil•eg the multitude in the most 4°l6° IEO9 no children of that religion had been admitted,
end inflammatory Inannswr, 16•1111°11 on the werestitY in consequence of the necessity which such children
of using force to obtain their jest right. His ha. were discovered to be under of attending. at mike-
'seise, however, wife wet Im100•110" apes his tar times, at the festivals appointed to he observed
hearers. A strong body of troops, however, is Now by the ritual of their religion. One of the last chit-
stationed In Ileddersfield. rirr 11, which had been admitted, had been 'tempted
" Another Reform Meeting was held last night at by an order of the trustees, from the ob'lgstinti I,f
rhipley (about tie miles from Leeds), *ad eras at- attending at morning end evening prayers, sod of
fowled by at least 3,000 persons. Mr. Edmund coming to the school on Saturday, the consequence
Fernley, • respectable manufacturer, was milled to of which esempiinn use, that the boy did net keep
she Chair. The Plinvinsi speakers were, Mr. Moron, pace with his school.fellows in improvement. It was
of Leeds ; Mr. Bristow, a school-mater at Shipley ; not to he forgotten that the religion of the country
end Mr. Brsystssw, a schonl.master and preacher was Christianity, sod that the eocourseement of it,
Mewl the Free-thinking Christians. The Resole- tenets was not easily practicable in a school in which
*inn', D'els""1"", 9101 trewelles, were the woo" a diversity of sentiments es to religious belief was to.
therm offeptert at the /Awe Meetings its this vicinity ; Waled. The date of the Charter proved that the ed.
end tie ref sot.s dispersed peaceably. 'illegibility of children other than those of Christians,
Artosi ear Meeting was to he held on the Alawn- was not se object within the view of the foonder.---1,
hory.voad, near Iledderifield, and coetiderable caps- Until about 30 years ago, no Jew was resident at
I retel•lons seemed to is. etpvened forth. molt- The Bedford, sari within that period, although some chill.,
- Ye• money, coder Sir John Itadclife, and two troops dren bed received the benefit of the school, it was
of the 4th Dragoon Guards, were ordered to be In found diffitalt to carry the design of the founder into
"lib wit; hot cap to this hour (10 P. M.) ao accounts effect with respect to them. Under all the einem.
f ace arrived of any disturbance having taken place. stomas of the case the Court was of opinion that
I therefore conclude, that either the Meeting has not children of the Jewish religion could net be cons'.
leen held, or else that all has gone of peaceably." tiered as comprised within the member of those ribose
The Ms) or having refused to tall a Reform Meet- benefit was the object of the hounder, and therefore
lag Is this town, the Requisitionists had themselves that they could not be entitled to the enjoyment elf
neetitrlised one to be held on Monday neat (yeller- the privileges belonging to the Charity.
rft), We ietrn this morning, that in cnoseqeeece Mr. USALD applied to the Court for permission to
eif the proceedings which took place et Manchester take the costs from the funds of the Charity.
we Monday, the design of holding the Meeting has Thu Loan Cuascu.t.oe observed, that the trintees
beta abentloned.—(Praten Chronicle.) were snowed by the taws of the Charity to take their.
"We have with pain observed a Requisition posted costs from that fond, but that It could not be con-
ey,. rolling a Meeting for si Ater purposes to those tended that the Jewish petitioners were entitled to
ander rretenre of which the one at Manchester was the gam benefit.
maned, at Wakefield, t• be held on Monday neat MILTON OYSTERS. -•
vesierdst ). We thesed certainly entreat theßeqel. Oo the motion of the Arrontsur-Gtemtet, OM,
eitionisis, most earnestly, in the name of humanity. nyder of the Court directing the trisl of an issue, 'tee
religion, and their country, to countermand their so. meeting the title of the different parties to this Osstee
tire, did we lint imagine, from rev knowledge of Bank at billion, was mode absolute, sad thg trial
came of the rharaelers whose names appear there, that ordered to take piaci as sena as 'possible.
en appeal made 111 them ender tech sacred ties must RSCEIVER4 CHANCEItir.
be made in lain.— ( Wakefield Journal ) The Loa. PMANCILLnIi, after having heard a so.
firm made reelecting the regulation of the Bassists of s
receia.,,,r observed, that while Lord Looglaborough
had bfie Chancellor, so order bad been made for
the anneal productioe of the accounts of each re-
' ceiver, bet that be perceived the order was at present
bet ill attended to, for which reason, he directed that
each receiver should, before Michseheas Term, glee
le his accounts ; as it was the intention of the Court
to taint the persons who were responsible for such
as should be foetid defaulters at that time.
The Lord Chancellor bat prolonged his Sittlep
for • few days, and will sit to-morrow in the Court
smelly occupied by 'the Viee-Chaecellor, is asse-
gais** of the improvement* which are taking place
Is she Hall at Lionises inn. The Via-Chancellor
ligessiested his Sittiegs en last Friday week, and it is
probable that the Sittiqs of the Lord Chancellor will
terminate towards the close of this week ; it has
therefore been regulated that any motion of urgent
importance which will fetish* the intervention of the
Court of Chancery, shall be made before the Master
of the Rolls, who will coatinee, daring the Vsatioe,
to reside in Leaden or its atighbourhood.

KENNINGTON MEETING.

Notwithstanding the adjourneteet of the Keeping.
ton Meeting, .amounted io the placard, signed by the
" Committees for the borough of Soothers's, and the
camellia of Surrey end Middlesex," the Magistrates
thought proper to 'slept enrols precautionary sea.
sores for the prevration of say assemblage. Ac.
cordiegly, early in the mricalog, sendry of the job,.
Wants were serninrined to attend the Magistrates
(Messrs. Lett, of lAmbreh, and Holster ef the 80.
rough), at the Vestry.hall, Lambeth; ad 200 were
sworn in as special ',eatables.
Mr. Lave siterwards addressed the Geatlemen,
thanking them foe the prompteess of their satiation,
and wither, that he should net call them from their
homes Graces circumstances required rearmsl attend.
once at the Common. Their aureole and staves.
however, should be forwarded to•them, for they had
good reason to believe, that an Weal Meeting would
be attempted, should appee reacts be favourable to the
parties. 11. added, that commeniestions had been
held with Lord Sidesoutb,. Ills Lordship ezpressed
the opleion that there would be no Meeting at all ;
that none of the Meetings which had been talked et,'
for Smithfield and elsewhere, would take place; that
the wanes oho should go to each places would wily
have their trouble for nothing; that, in fact, they
could do nothing without the presence of their leader,
Mr. Bent.
'The Magistrates had engages' ohs Horns Twee,
Xemaiegten, to enable them to be present ; but they I
remained at the Sessions-1100w, lioraemenger.lane.—
Mr. Itofity, the high constable for the Borough, and
the Under Sheriff, Mr. Abbott, were preempt; and
they were attended by upwards of MO police, she.
rare, wed ether officers and regular coostables. All
the gates lead'sg
es to the Comment were locked and
chained, so that soy cart or waggon attempting to
enter *wild have bees seised. Not above ten of the
enrroeediog gentry, wheats arcestomed to p to the
city daily, left their bones.
About twelve, small parties of idlers assembled in
tillksoot parts sod rambled about, after being closely
shed by the civil authotities present. Just befoer
tiss o'clock, a person named Waddington, whose
same appears as rioter to the bills for the Smith.
field Meetog the lion te.as Tavern, rrow, eppeerwith one oed at th eft
the
torrati
seed at the Smithfield Meeting, sad ea
whieh was inscribed " Order, eraire."—Oo the re.
gene was a paper methinks( the following no.
The Meeting to deferred to a fetus day,
ebblic Meeting I. Smithfield ea Weduesday
*groom, at four &clash? This attracted a small
aowd. Soma afterwards the Cosaervator and
Steward of the Comma appeared, and directed
hies to depart, God *et dap the public pathway.--
as Yr, well," he replied, " I want to do nothiwg
esidew fel. lam mid here by the Cormitfre ; we
west to do meth's( to disturb the peace. If you my
es wit* iteproperly, t shell not stand here.—
Whew ilityd my refreshment I will ge away."
4,10 wade the diffuse paths screw the
Ms board, foe woo time. At length
takes Mt* malady, aid comeyed to Utiles.
•hore be oodesamst au exeminatiee. Ile wee
Becharged es kis premise to eppear this wernies.—.
esswieetiost etreeleted oily le us enquiry cm.
14. • his owesod Identity.
yids deed ewers we there, that of 732 loess
Are el Gime, them are so lower time 3111
i► pt. ea.—OLIO or et Coo anti

Ld IV INTELLIGENCE.
Cour.T.OF cIIANCERY, A. .

In conseqemsce of some altercation having teket
piece lately at the Dublin Theatre, between the Pro.
witting' and some of the enfants, the Birth Cousluble
interfered ; when K. was %fleeted by a military guard,
and driven oat of the Theatre. The Loan 1144v0u
Weeded, tad investipted the matter; when the sen-
tinel declared be bad orders to shoot the High Con.
'table if he attempted to maim astbotity. Sir G.
linvirtim was informed of Ibis, end promised to
lulus* a strlct'esquiry to be made into this singular
elicit.
Thursday inorolog, between one end two o'clock,
• fetal accident had warty happened to Mrs. Roosts,
of Uoion.street, Sosers.town, who in her sleep eel
eel eft the balcony, and fell over within the Moo
'rolling. Mrs. It. was found by the watchman lying
is
dreediolly bruised, bet we are happy to state
doing well ender the are of Mr. Gale Joses.
Between eight and aloe o'clock on Thursday eves.
ing some villains bred a loaded musket into the win-
dow of the back poetise of Mrs. Wares, No. 4,
Grom.place, Canaria Town, and shattered Astern
panes of glass to pieces, end lodged three palms ie
Mr.. Wares right 'Welder, as she was Mavis' the
reed. The shot was retracted from Mrs. Ware's
arm without doing her any material inury. N.
cease can be amigeed for the villainous actj
PaDuatturtim.—Om Saterdey morning, James
Allen, a private is the Chards, for M. sodertook
to ren tamed the paling in St. James's Park, in ten
minutes, croselog the Nod...bridge twice. There
was a great deal of betting on the occasion, u run.
ming rued the palling in too minutes bed Wee ire-
quietly before scumplished in thst time, bet
before was the
bridge iscladed. Ile started from the
Bird.ceee walk direct across the bridge, tuned to
the left, till be came to the same spot ; crossed
the bridge a second time, turned to the right,
till he came to the place from whence he started,
aDd woo the wager by Dearly a sinew. Them were
two to one spinet him at sterling.
Thursday storming Abrakam Abrahams, convict.
ed at the late Kent Assizes, with two other Jews, o
hiring men to commit a burglary et Showmen, suf-
fered the sentence of the law on Penendee-heath.—
The coop's, after hsnging the usual time, wee token
easy in ae,
hearse byes veral Jews, to be Interred at
Oath's en the same day, according to the cestout
qr their religion. Be was a good-lookber ofing man, an
le
d
legt 24 years of age. A great som peop
ettoided, though lot se many as was generally ea-
reeled.

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