The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-08-28 00:00:00

TIEE STATESMAN

To ras EDITOR or ras STRIESMAN.

SIR,—In consequence of the late proceedings in
Manchester. the agents of corruption are busily em-
ployed in various ports of the kingdom, arid are
straining every nerse to counteract the measures for
obtaining I RADICAL. REFORM, through the mean, of
common Spies and Wormer-sr. A fellow has lately left
this town for Manchester to fill that I. yal mad highly
respectable office the animal answer* to the name
of W--T, and is often° t•kulkiii about the Pa.
'llion. Ile is about five feet nisi, or ten inches in
height, walks remarkably epriaht, has light brown
hair, sod pale completion ; his face marked with the
small pox, has rather an impediment in his speech,
and in general wears spectacles; he dresses chiefly
in a blue coat, with yellow buttons, end frequently
a white waistcoat, with troilism or pantaloot.p. Ile
has Heed in Brighton • few years, and has been em-
ployed to collect information for some of the Lon.
don Newspapers. As we ere onacqoaitited with say
person in Manchester to whom we could communicate
this intelligence, we have taken the liberty to address
OS on th• subject, hoping, through the metle=
of your valuable Paper (if you ran insert it with
safety), which is so universally read in lb se parts,
that the inhabitants of Manchester may be made ac.
(pointed with the circentstance; we therefore leave
' it, Sir, entirely to your discretion to warn yogi
Readers, not doubting but you will make a proper
I use of this intelligence for the sake of the glorious
cause of Freedom and Reform —We remain, Sir,
your obedient servants, Friends to Reform,
A. G —R. M. etc
Maitre Parade, Brighl,sn. Aug. 27, 1819.
• As farad- s she and floe pts.sposiir of nor 101 l be-
! loved, hal OW. ;owl so g bnppl r.sonsr,, we lbauk it sighs
1...1.11.1 oilier horn& of the datum., of falling ital. out b bawdy,
aid we roe yew a dew rips 03

" Raorkester, Aimee&
" I•spotted ere this to have sent yew an aceetrot
either of the liberation or committal of Mr. Boot;
but both he end his companions still remain is
ranee vile.' A report that be would be discharged
yesterday, caused a crowd to osee•gle near the New
Briley. They were at length driven off from its imme,
licinity at the point of the bayonet; bet
con Steed to throng some of the adjoining sill
e late hour. Indeed the employment of soldi
bat too common on every occasion ; a small q,
of gunpowder having exploded in a gunsmith'
in Market-street last night, a party of them
a moment stationed on the premiss. Tke
and fear of oar high party of Alarmists is au
to such a trembling pitch, that the creeping of
almost throws them isto hysterics; and it is
this noise was at first taken for the C6IIIIIIPACtMet.
en
attack by the Reformers, sad th.t the consterne
lion in the Etching, almost Nestled that car
the famous report of the advance of the
pikemen 1."

MANCIIIISTRR, Ara, to. KAIILISII Opt. 1141.11( Uri.
The town it still quiet, in spite of the late ironclad The Tailors, or a Tragedy for sari Wit:Arr.,
lathe local authorities. we hate had snesally treat was performed last night at ilia Theatre. Oi•r
importstions of publications from London, and yet floadoig know wpfliyeoerati. the wefts Of ifs plot
the marker has not been glutted. They were cold and dialogue ; although FQOTr. the Modern Asia.
off in the aurae of a day, and happy was the R•• YOPIIA Irw as called, the slither, of ti e Henfc
former from the country. who afield catch one Me- and Pangs. its origin. has been el-ad so moo, y -it..
data or Dwarf at the (wrote of two. pence or far- ' A sensible (fiend protons etioah teem ked on he
pence, and • day'a journey. y ost• day. Me.Wree's sopa/fat impropriety of coiner: g so largo anti re-
shop was .gain betel with agoras anxious esperte 'lovable a body of men by 'Lei. a mein and coo.
ants of a new pabliatimr; entitled the Peterloo: tearptiour ethihition of their seppoted rorrituct
Massacre. It was announced for every boor of the i end manners. Tn. wit of the piece is rerlai.l7
day, by reenter bulletins of its progress. Don Juan •of a most abject kid, being 'airily a current
was not advertised more mysteriously, or rapected of parodies on the iiifirted passivist of the olal
more evert ly. plays. the Comers' substance of which is formed
We hi.• not yet heard the derillan of Government l out of the slang and techisicalities of the clothier'.
✓egarding the Mate Prisoners. The Deputation, as I i profeasion. It took very well • few yetis ago. be.
mentioned yesterday. arrived on Tenthly night. A fore burlesque became so pre& iniitaitt on nee stages.
great number of the klagiatratea of CI. shire and Lon- I arid when there was nn imitation. that is personal
tensile, connected with 'this distric', arnmehled yes. I mimicry, used, twist by M ATti tire ; lof this clams
tetchy in casequence. No politic business, ws• done of actorchas become too numerous of late. and as
in the Neite [Lila, owing. it is supposed, to the they have a spry limited range of effect, diet have
reeling nature of their t nate moratoria+. which realised the Rev. Mi. MALutittell videos, end over.
detained thi•se who nasally occupy the Bench. In peopkd the means which the corioniy of olio
addition to the receipt of the Goveroment answer, and was oat to tarnish them. Hence it was c iefly.
probably some eucciaations regarding the Priann• that the performance of last night was r•sr.,...dk
eils thea entered Mtn an iiisessigation concerning rather flatly, and concluded wish mingled demon-
(he training going on in the neighbourhood, and re. stratums of f nJ oppositino. There might
ceived deposisin-s on the subject. The three or four base been something of the sentiment which we
persons an roughly handled lately by the men whom first recorded; end it is not unlikely that the
they said they found employed in military training, rapid is cress •of refinement which is otsviotola takkg
were esamined. 1.. consequence very probably of effect upon the manners of all the sander classes h• ft
that's and similar Mr. Beeped was considerable effect in prodocing the distaste chick
bri sight him Middleton this morning by a detach• was manifested to the spi.it and repesition of the
gnat of the Maws, and lodged its the New Belles, piece. The acting Inn, no doubt, had its share ie
on a charge of being the principal agent in organis- ;portent,* this effect. When it was plaSed before.
log and directing; these training parties. G sent it comprised in the preferment., as treat a h• at of
haii. according to a ingot among the Ministerial Pao- comic talent es could be drawn together in nee
pie here, approved of all the proceedings of the Magi- house; of all these Mis• KELLY aline remains; itier
strafes, Yeomanry, and : of course, the con. other parts, though respectably orcupied, evinced
teary andel not be stated by them or their friends the loss of hammier's§ pungency which the Ti.rai re,
To-morrow nr &dards, a ill deride the •*tent of as well es ibis particular piece, has sustained.—
their legal k ono ledge in detaining the Stew Prot/nets Mr. flow( ic vernier! LOVEGROVE ; if Is but
ender the charge of High Treason. Today the justice to the latter to tittle that los performance
Bench of Magistrates at the Now Bailey have been was more disciiteitotive and 'dressiest; as it hell es
employed in hearing appeals ads/not the liability of broader colouring, with a finer thirst.° acuro Mr.
bowiehold.os to keep watch. and ward. The Act i• PLAINS:I Was mote effectit• thepotacca'hui
.trolly
e..foreell fie householder is esempted, artless and was altogether mote successful. Tan sung was
on sufficient grounds of inability to serve or find a luridly encored Miss STEel.Plio:l (ell very far short
substitute. of the ea.representative of her character, NI is.Ctuasn.
Mr. Hay, the Magistrate, who composed one of Miss S. prenoentes too rapidly ever to yield esificii.nt
the &potation to London. has India, left Manchester darnel's in the dialogue Mr CIIATTIRLEY sup.
for his residence tsar Wakefield, but is ',peeled ported his part beyond espectation ; of him we may
back to.morrow or Saturday morning. sly, as we said of Mrs. Cu VITEBLEY not loos; ago,
[reran ANOTIRR CoilllttaruiaDENTi] that by some accident he is kept in the shade, wh
" i hod the estrerne tniifi. anion this morning to his performairces prose that he might be trailed with
WIPP! Sir Charles Wolsely here. We Conversed for more important 'maltreat, and with titivated Oita.
half an hoer together; he expressed a wish to erect tate to the house. The leading novelty was Mr.
a monument over the remains of awe of the motorist. Recta.' peiforinance of the part played by Oz.
nate victims of Wools, se'nnight ; he arrived here BERRY; he will mese us for sayitrg that be misassd
Isle last night. We have a Humber of curious upoiba the effect of this staunch and radical humans.. We
and pamphlet. flying here. Mr. Huta. it is COO& ere aware that Mr. acute ;waded to sobalitete the
dewily led, will be set at large tramorrow ; it mimicry of the ltagediaos for Otstaftw's m ck he.
is also asserted, that he intends bringing the matter erica, or imitation of tragedy itself. This tiff rt was
before a J.ry. lie has considerably mere (triads nut judicious ; it rakes a mere ingenious actor foe
here Dow than before." burlesque than imitation, and the elm mast always
[room VIE NEW 115101 correspond with the cause. Betides, Mr. Ruses
Mr. S. Bamford, who has pohlished several poems did out effect his own purpose; very few amine.
under the title of Tke Wearer Boy, was apprehended Worded his moaning while be was emptied in imitati.rn
at one o'clock this morning, at his house at Middle. of Mr. litgunG; be dwelt solely oven be defect of
ton, about xis miles from Manchester. Mr. Nadirs Mr. You're's euanciation, the only defect in his per.
'"1 him, and conveyed him to the New Baileys romance, sod one for which he is not answerable—hie
guarded by a detachment of the 15th Hornets. lie hap. Nee the Publicgenerally know noshing of that
wag brooiht op for examination ts.lay, before /MeV lisp; Mr. Yours hides it by a pones ful and mein.
Norris. firs is a tall, stout man, about 'l7, drested cal elocutien; if Mr. REEVES would imitate him, los
in a velveteen coat, end with a coloured cotton had- must study the graces which alone titedumiissie in the
kerchief, and has an appearance quite the reverse of original. Wecannot esempt Mr. AMIOLD Crain hearing
that of a poetic genies one other remark which was current, on the singular
Mr. Nano mid to the Printer.-11se charge against v°s it arnnegemout of a house, licensed for theenrostagewient
eta vets serials" swore. You wen be examined with the ,
ggo„, whoe "mugged for semi", nog be deterred and patronage of English music, its authors and per.
ad: Co a. formers ; whereas there has not been a single score
Mr. Bamford.— Who teas ecemed me! added to the musical littler, daring the whole season
Sir. Noma —That yea shall hear in doe time.
Mr Basstord —Thi.storaing Mr. Rados seised a number of which will ever be sled again; there have beet;
paper' se my knew, old New slivers, Sherria's Register, Block very few revivals of standard Opera, and daring the
Dwarf. and Cnbactes Register. There might be some loose
„Howe,. but of oo ame,p,sike. I curb to homy who hog last its weeks there has been no performancedecided.
them? ly operatic. All this is objectionable, both on the
Mr. boas".—Tbe emulsible is answerable for them. amd a grounds of after profit and permanent utility. The
?Ziltyrie.eretain Zeds
ihonl,ahftercefora met. ioaa nature, it will pro.
winter houses mast always 4ei in • better condition to
Mr. Jobe cottereli was Oared at she bar. perform comedy and farce ; competition is therefore
hopeless in those cases. Now the object of gisiog
Murray, t;ilble.aldrBl:ool"nbehirr'enuansitedahletilmitot the "ramie, kite Paaalow,icaoratblecSrnssim:
day marniag. whew Shawerim and Murray were so 'Weedy effect, character, and impeosement to the n itional
amoeba by the Reformer. at drill.; that the Prisoner was manic is Dot only rational end laudable, but it is as.
tiredly practicable,
. as we have laboured to prove
drilling
gr
tptC4oinfmrbeitstre Mrfoon,uorsads ofi Twirls If a(riltlSiella. Wiriellintieawrdel"Prm:
sorer.-,.. lhars Maarro." Pri met then took op a large before ; is also profitable, as we are sure that s eery
stick, awl ran ever Is the arid to where Murray sea. Memo step taken would hums' the interest and curiosity
bark wits and said, tt I have marked age of she irmvalt with a
bole; I art wary I did sot makes bole to Imo hem ea. of the Public, and it is well known that to excite
Morro routed, he was positive he had woo the Prisoner that effectsally is, iu theatrical affairs, to insist* sue.
drabs., a squad, but could eat so whether be ens owe that en,.
struck him.
IM Prianner stated. he trns a weaver residing la Boardman. 4+ + All Ibis, we hype and host, the tbriager aid Per.
.qii te ; cm. haniprly in the Cumberland loodia.—(•rics Mi. Gow er. etil cilie a. it 1. let to wound the int.rr.t
lit • waist Maseoester im Inl2,whem the lad iste mobs were ion the Ge.iro at' riiher, twit in the view of al. ne Improsiog the
Mow) character and AillafilosO, of the T teaser. 51r love eic.t
Ile was remounted emit Friday, ahem Shawcreu will he claim, apes ma ntlent.thi rind romans on live sohject let pilitivit
I Ilestaglit forward*. brat we soak& wet word ...k the ditto:me n Der ...race.
ilhattly ofternarels. Mr. Pearson, of Loneloollippessog is N hatever we say of the limier AA he in .he some spira (per.
Cetera Ile had n white Mo. Ile gave a sum to Mr. Mile", baps siiidrr) of Wiens, not forgetting that we boar the Lion's
dal Illegivrases• Cl., k. alias, run teemed iii nor r *la .a the Nage. sad whose strut'
Mr. Mils* said, Mr. Pearson hut applied to see Mr. Boat. smut shall not test mble that which the use eta bei lately smut
Mr. boars stated, that the Cumeniiiee of .he Magistrates with is the field.
boil whored this an nee should ore Ms at prewol.
Mr. Pearose um putting some narsti..as; sad Mr. Nana
replied. •• Von Myr psi your aosser.”
Mr. Prarkun.—•• ilas star Lansmittee ordered yea "koala give
on answer
Mr. *sonata tomde no reply, and Mr. Pianos left the Court,
*not& Iwo NOM do as you chase."

NAVAL IfiTELLIGhIVGIC.

DIAL, AUL 47.—AiriveJ and sailed for the
Myer, the Thalia, Herbert. from C•leella ; end C.i.
teflon, Autry. from New Yoilt.—Sailed the Th.m•.,
Harison, fur 114emboreh —Comedown from lb. River
end sailed, the Loyal Briton, Rose, fur St..l4hu's,
New Bronswick.

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Poirrsmoutut, Ava. 47.—Artivet1 the Renick,
Smith from Femme; sailed the 18th —ans., I" con pen,
with the Meas.—Coate into hstbare the 114)11

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1,1/ I.l.niv•
bet they Genre. yacht, to he laid sp.
Meets MI FALMOUTH, At G 2.5 —Arrived Ow Doke a
gdipta is Mailboroegh pub.', with a Mail, from Lialsqn, in It
quantity de),; Susannah, Motile. from Lipbon and G4.ollllSail4 ;
I h's shop and his Mirsty's ship Lfre. from a croise.—ed
3 were in the Sessunah, Merle, le' Dreier. 4 4
p ansiety ---------
resod up On Wednesday left the Noma REGENT dined
1a moose pith the Earl of Atlas's, at his sat, li essor.tocks, : .475
said that In his mute frogs Cowes in town. 4 '
"mit of Wednesday morning, JAMBS TOCSIN, • ,ender of
materna. political poldicalions et Esther, was cansmilterl .0 i
ot i .
:sled by
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