The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-11-11 00:00:00

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it fir we tfie tie road rentrwailltifhted, tact eetY et I itollll4lViliot iffirlierek •
the inast-Iteiii, bet at the UM% &ail In canoes other - . ...,
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parts of the relief r n.ry ilescnption of Testae!, from 1 . The aleateenimrs. ittertise.dr AwelbetimipeteesideeetbeblecesteMiewiree•••
neent at the
th'e ,yeter-smack to the Indiaisio. and eitendinf from led c . rho lump seeeiwed the forfeit of 31.
1.0 ndon-bridge to flophouse-Pool, t..mii put in the ge- At the Lamle Tavern on Tereday. evening. last, in conse-
ne nil Joy. rence of a letter having sera received from Cooper. as
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In il! the principal streets of 'he City. and ia Holborn, • dinbargb, stating, that owing to the distance of 400
and the parts adj scent, the illainination was general,
elites at this period of the year his friends in the North
had soloist.' him to decline it for the peesent. and to
and brilliant stars and festoons of lamps and other de- .
teAse the VIM to DPW. aside. to meet Hickman in
cnrations were seen. Mr. Hurcosibe, St. Paul's Church-
.Ipril wry: bitt nevertheless, if his. back's; in England
yard. lighted ap frees top to bottom. In Bishopseate- welshed bins to tight on the tOsli of December, he porta
4.rect. At Mr. Stephen I. No.'`!, was a fall length trans. • couiplyiewitinticoi thielitre7r.ishesii,
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!It...v‘terieaann a.tnoatiteand
ur wfohro that
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parency of the Queen; ovor her her.' were the words Pprueat. au.' who eels his money heavily upon these
n They have done their utnio.t to dr.droy me ; and events. otr:ereed, "That Cooper did not (faro to fight
under her feet, ou which she trampled. were the surds ii-hic,„.•• The Gas-light MAn also said: he would
6* Leach. Cooke. and Conepirary.- In her right htmll• *moor have riven X/ guineas himself, than each a dis-
she held a scroll, on which were the words " 430.1 and appolatment should have °eternal to the sporting world.
the People." The 13ihle Society, in flirl-.oreet. !Vick- Hickman, it Appears, thought of winner; the battle in
friars, was lighted up with variezated Limp.,; and on a crater. The Swell rigid now is all the r meson_
Luilrate Hill, the splendid illumination tit Mr. fluue
was distinguished Above all others. the tippers. and the restlemanly borer. Williams. is
bilrlilir in firour suiting the Flake in the wee. and
In the middle of the town, Itedf.w.l-square was parti- tive•to four lien been betted upon him: bet. in the
enteric resplendent, at was al+s) I:re.it Russell-street. i Feat. with the refseireye and ststkers. who think
Bloomsbury. ChArlotte•street. TAristock street, and' throuslves better jeciws than to sates ea indirhlaial oft
Percc-street. appeared to iiiiw in the general rejoicing.
Itatlilione-ptace was well illeminated, and is one of the ; Accuent of his stghtli 6eses or Lorinthian frt wrapper,
ears, as bow, blow their 4i. NC; it JO4l. does built
houses we pi...erred the initials of the Queen s name. give the veers nub one of Bob teregeon's iris!, meter(.
C. IL displayed is variegated lamp+ amid festooiss of all kin eleleace will be wining in a brace of shakes.
Lintel, lo the interstices of which severe! placards of toil hi, ii,t,r,„,k, become as 'rosy 1,1 ,(„ky,2 Ala
'. Suit tali I-jilt/JO- We're tier.i. S.bletl-i.illartt WWI pre- in a pine nit. • ,I. he 0,1,,,, ire much fancied by the
'totally lighted ep. Cran wne-alley mat uue blaze of friends of Hudson. nntwithsteistiint the Geo "'kart mid
light. ito be pipssessed by U'illiassi.. It will be the nest eshi-
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In the Stns.,. the brilliancy was central. It ap-
peared indeed to be the general rend.-:ions of the pe-
rambulatory populace, and after o'clock. when the
crowd acctissulateil. they Demme very formidable. and
commenced 2 IsolSt %iolest attach iia the 12,baicage office.
and not .paring that of the I'...it: bricks.
stones. Anil dirt of every description tiere pelted at the
ace. the officers of the police. however. were
testionowd, and bewail to interfere. %As the "'hoer* lin:s-
ever attempted to disperse the,uoh, the ni.iti upon
them with a.. notch fairy, th.e, we miler...land. the ~thc-
ers were compelled for•their personal safety, to quit the
gcene. Mane persons in the coilfugion 1.. q tbe,r h to
and shoes. In consequ•ni.e of this repot..., and • I the
continsance of the di:orderly procreiliiii:g. reenurge was
had tii military power. A strung body id Lute boards
accordingly arrived in the Strand. and .is they passed
along, they were cheered mad shoal: by the hands by the
crowd. who " the 14steco fur et er 11. hey remised
to take a share in thr expre..lona towards the Queen.
and at red in a mo,t pro,!ent and becoming 'twiner. On
their arrival at Temple-bar, they were refused ad-
mittance into the city. which ',filter,' them to return:
they afterwards marched hackiv.iril• 411.1 forwards in tbr
Strand for a length of time. The hint Act. it appeared
was read, according to the announcement to that effect
on some placards which were stuck upon the Cons-h.,-
shatters. One young man, we understand. received a
dreadful injury from an officer, whn struck him a vio-
lent blow on the head—he W:111 carried away senseilmi.
lbe Lave OA heard 44 Aar other accident there, sot any

billet: of the loiter in rite pv;ze ring., and hi. partisass
null azenunt fir it as twine iti.r..taar;!—The Gyps,
Fifie. ako, on the -ante day, the 71. ti nt nestt Dee' etther. exeires great isterest, and a zuod quantity of evittiv
has here sit,lied out upon it. lusher (Orr Rypoy). is
sort of Gal-light-man in mistiatare. Ile is a finefivisiter.
active as a rope darter nu hi. pins, and VerkrAitlt's
sevonshug hi.: lively tiffs. He has also bee. weal
tried with rA.i.iy U Leary and Welt-rout:try Dick, awl
sot wauti opt. His opponent. Harris, though not of
10 animated a nalttre, is nev•Ttheless, a yore not to. he
disposed of ai a matter of view. Harris is peculiarly
stet.ty. stops .freently„ and his hits will eves Wake th.-
hard% • dirge- znine.l frame in the Ile -es tA" -.A feet,
should his buoris of, ti, es tom.. in ci,ntact with Cooper'.
ae. But the latter is the favourite I. to 4. Green, who
defeated Harris a short time snare, awl who ak4) -
feitra to Dm. Hudson, las challenired the latter from
20'. to .)1) aside.

.11K f EibIVALOGI.
The weather, for the last week, in Lotting has been
u•nal. at thi• •ea•on of the year. The only
rneua that hs• oreurre.l ro ovr knovrle.lirt was on the
ereotnir of Sunday ir'snitht. a link past eight u'elocL,
when a eery barite sal beautiful meteor passed over
Penh. in a northerly airretiou. The light prmitter.l by
it wa- •nirieus to 'futile a penult to see any linall
ob-
ject on the froutiol. It was followed by a long- tail, or
train of luminous natter. which, as well as the meteor

farther disturhauce. 11;.• Riot Act n 34 not heard to be I itself. erulnallv diminished in size as they appr.trcli..
read by persons who were premot during the swinge of tile rarth. till h.ith tit, sppeare.l. Th.• whole continue"
the time. risible fur ahnot the apace of a quarter of a animate.

Strong pirties of the Bow-street patrol were seat I strami. snv. 11
to the how's,. of the troferrut C0.1Or; 31jilja•er., Par. y
Yesterday afternoon, with Wrier, kr remelts epos the
:Alert the whole meld.

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o'clock. ~'clock. •t night.

Mos r Fara tO:IPiN as • t rli Sta.—Lagt night. be- I
lwrru half past ten and Acres o'clock, the following.'
strange orcurreace took place at I bAnntr-cross :—A I
large crowd had asonaiblial, echo were Jischargiag tire-I
week., sal applamaiwg mach ilallkishaals as keel
eahihited is Summer of the Queen. 'lle house 1 one
parson (an army chohier) became a p trticular oNect
with the mob. who were a considerable time calling
upon the owner to li lot imp, bat deeding their cries dis-
regarded. they conuneweed an attack amen the window*,
many of which they denivliihed. Whilst the crowd
were thus employed. a man of good appearasce rushed
amongst them aids a J.sgerr. abont toiirteen inches
lono. in his right hand. with ahich began indistr;-
minately to stab all about hi:n. and wounded several
persons sery severely. .t wean received a thrust tkrongh '
the palm of the hand. a boy was gaolers' in the cheek,
said a great twiny others had their clothes rent by stab,
aimed at their bodies. The panic which the cooauct of
this violent person struck int.. the mob. canted them to
disperse in all directions, std no one seemed incliued to
oppose his murderous car..er. At length a yonng man
1113.1? a rash at him. awl grappled with him awhile. hot
was. he the saps tier strength of his opponent, at leash
compelled to desist, and took to his personal safety. ,
However. his conduct had the effect of rousing others
from their lethar•tv: and some one slorated, •• Fall tin
the vi:iain altogether.- The per ton who held the dag-
ger seemed alarmed for his safety ; and as the relirf
:earl was jnst then passing: he rushed in amongst
them, and said something which was not amlilile; but
was thought to be an appeal tor pr..tryttoi: but the sol-
diers passed on without regarding Into, an.l at that mo-
ment a youth. who was in his shirt•slerves, trieuva up
his heels. and immediately threw luntielf over low, and
wrested the tunrilerons weapon fr..n Lis grasp, and i
mediatelv placed it in his bosom. between his waistcoat
and his skirt. There was such a violent rash at the
nsinuent, sod such an ansiety usaaifested to behold the
dagger, that the persus who had been the exam of $4)
mach mischief and disturbance. slipped off nadetezted.
The person who took the weapon persisted in Iseepiug
it, anal finally took it home with him it was a 31i.lship-
utan's dirk, and was ha good repair. The attack on the
bailie of the centimes beforr alluded to then increared
and continued with aosbabaul ardour. till a det ichiuest
of the Life Beards and a division of the Westminster
moulded police caner up. A p 'Ojai cessation then took
plaee. and costumed till theoisilitary hail pas_sed, amidst
loud hissing an:l clapping of binds, when it was again
reoeweil ; and at our leaving the spot a little after 11.
there seemed to be little prospect of its ending. as the
(wry of the multitude seemed to be increasing. sad they
were becousiog very vociferous ta h ive the man gives
over to them, as they seemed coatident that he had peso
Into the army clothier's shop. These are all the pod-
. cedars that we could collect on the spot.

Nev.

"'aim:camas ELet.rtus. Nur. 7 —At four
o'clock this day the Pull was decliLred to be nnally
chrwl whoa the numbers were—

Mr. Lawtsv—ttla—Mr. droosts-4110—Majortiy
We understand that previous io the Anal clue of tile
F.,11. an amngment was entered into between Mfr.
Lawley and Mr. Spooner. by which it was allewei
Mr. Spooner, to give in a tender of the names of Cso•
ventry voters to an extent to give Mr.. Spooner a wie-:
mieat tnalarity. with the view to enable ttisa of the
Coventry wooer, so present a petition to the Heide of
Con:moat to try the psi-sties of their right to vote at
electiow of a Member fig. the county of Warwich ; bat
this arrangement was not to disturb the vandity of
the SlmOre rent% ih favour of Yr. Lawler. The
qweeddit.' therefore, of the Country raters may be
be Illsbtteht before the Hesse. but Mr. Lawli *lll.
seder soy eireunistaates, condone the siqins Meagher.