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

NEE TiNgs 4911-114 D/Cti I. REFORM.
The! yicelialtoetoklate calling a Lo .don Maas.
lag has fflreilitide psi eW is vari,.os ways, and there.
fore pets that circeowasite nut of all olefin, whicia
the friends of a rewraps system would throw an en.
favourable mewl* utyr, though a Nossag.t., a Sells
NET, or a lIAIIPOIN olotild have give" rise to it
" PUBLIC MKETINO.
" We, the tandem/ord, being the Committee of
Management appointed by the Committee of I to
hundred, to condom: the proceeding' preparatory to
the Public Meeting to be held in Smithfield, on Wed.
amity, the 21st lost., at 12 ..rock, to contelt epee
the best means to joie tie People of the United
kheqdom, in &Joining a real Reform le the Com.
moos Ilinote of Parliament, haring inched 11. Hint,
FAq. to the Chair upon that occasion, and having re.
mind the following answer from that Costliness,
beg to ley it before th..
11R. HUNTS ANSWER TO Tllll. SECRETARY'S IN.
V 1TA710,1. Or.
" lee Collage, J.l 11, 1119.
I received your favour enclosing a copy
of the Curator addressed le Sir (:!•arles Wodseley,
aid ether avowed friends of liberty, inviting them le
attend She Meeting of the People of the Metropolis,
Sc be held in Seifhliel I on tit 21st instant, ie order
its consult upon she best means of sotoloiog that rest
otject—a real (terrors, and to cooperate with those
brave and honest Reformers who are holding their •
Public Meriags is tie North. I pm *trued to oleo
that the Perple have lakeo this coarse, bearish will
glee those Gentlemen an opportunity •f coming
se..nget them, and by so doing slam o their professions
eti:h sioceolty ; and it will also sive the re, pie an op.
rportenity tut It...awiog In *hoe they may piste re.
llama no the day of trial, whic:., in all bums° pro-
behil.ty, csesiett be far distant.
" 1 Austad be eloworthy the confi.lenee that has
been an roisecedly placed in me by the 14,111.11p1.•
tented lidost.itaste of the Fw.gti,h Melenieilie, if [
wet, insensible of the honour erl.ich they have mow,
for the sixth Woe, confetred •leSe me, by their So.
Tssms,,e so sake obi Chair at the eppenecbiag Meet.
lag, chid+ I 'ell less scruple in acceptlog, from the
ple.sios reflection, that at so Public Meeting whew
it his been any lot to take a part is the proceeding',
hes there ever been one single breach of the psi&
peace.
" The Courier, the Times, end all other eqoally
corrupt knaves of the daily Intitlon Press, begio to
discover again a considerable degree of uneasiness at
the tranquillity with which the great Puhlic Meetings
is the North have been conducted. They want riot
sad bioudthed, in eider to stood a pretence fee their
employees to resort agile to Special Commiseloor,
dongeoos, and hangings. Bat I have foil coal.
desire Ito the good arose, moderation, and real
public epitit of the People, will continue to disap.
point these idoottikiesig men; and that by greet
Public Meetings bring peaceably bet firmly conleet.
'ea, the public feeling of the whole country may be
so concentrated as to close the consummat!me of all
oar visbei to be speedily realised by such a Reform
M the Commons Ike*, of Parliament as will secure
to the People Universal &Page, Atonal Elm•
hoot, and Fete by Bela !
" I have tie keticaor to be, Sir,
" Yost obedient bumble wriest,
sacs. d) st 11. OUST.
" Tn Mr. E. J. Rleadfmd. IJanteret,l'rel."*,. Rt.
Coseettlie of %Univers*. elected by eel tramthe Pro.
ple's Cameleer er,ol). Slgneteres the emote —Thorns
Primer, Wither Price, litooms Jame. Nauman. Malmo
thertper. Joao Witoilowom, Robert Worry. Joao Harker%
Winton Rice, Jeers 11.11, )Rory Medley. Richard Tiill,
Jobe Ilartima. see W. Celt.
" EDWARD JAMES IlLtBlllOllO, s c."

The City bl gistratos arc taking precantisoary
anoa•orea for preventing what we hope and sincerely
believe is iu on Reformer's contempliriosi—orirchief.
Precepts hate been issood to the Ali!einem of the
different %Verdi, directing them to morn a sesideat
noseber of proper pe►sons to be sworn in as special
constables Lir each Ward; sad indiridoal invitations
hero accordingly been sent roend to most of the
respectable inhabitants, 'equating them to coma
forward and enrol themselves for ibis impose.

The following is a copy of oee of these Climelan,
which issued to and meted on by Mr. Weinman,
Neves him net less the friend of Ittrolll. Nay, we
ere well persuaded, that many of the military them-
selves, who aro marched to and fro to watch, on the
orders of the civil power, on such occasions, feel as
cordially for the safferior of their fellow-see end
coontryees as though their coats wets of aeothet
colour.
" WARD OF FARRINGDON-WITHOUT. JILT it.
" Stit,—Uelog directed by the Hight Ileaourattle
the Lord Mayor to retorts a sufficient number of pro-
per persons to he sworn as special Constables for this
Ward, for the purpose of beieg in readiness he case
their services are required, to assist the civil power is
the preservation of the peace, in corseeqeesee
Meeting advertised to be holden wit hie this city, se
Wednesday, the %Ist day of July inst.—yes are re•
quested to signify your consent to the Ward beadles
or to the Cosmos Council, and afterwards to appear
before meat the Vestry-room, St. Sepulchre's Church,
on Friday nest, the 16th instant, at 11 o'clock is the
for precisely, for the purpose of being soon.
IS,Ped) " ROIVERT WAITIIWAW.
M At/AT...4 at 11. :old Ward."